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, 1867-02-01

To THE CHARITABLE. - A lady friend
requests Us to suggest that measures be
taken for the relief Of Mrs. Murphy, the
woman who was SO crually deserted by her
husband several months since. Mrs. Muir
ply is left entirely destitute, and with three
little children on her hands, is certainly
entitled to sympathy. 1t occurs to US that
tho city authorities might very properly
appropriate a monthly or weekly allowance
towards the relief Of this unfortunate wo-
man. We bolieve there is precedent for
action of this kind, and we suggest that the
City Board take the matter under eonsidera-
tion at their next meeting.
, 1867-02-01

DEsEcRATIoS.-The Virginia City Poet eomN
plains that gambling saloons and hurdy gurdy
houses are kept open on Sundays; this, too, in
violation of a stringent law prohibiting the des>
ecration of a day which by common consent has
been set apart for religious purposes. Montana
evidently afford fine field for missionary lAborI.
, 1867-02-01
Dawn, G. T., January 1th, 1861.

DEhVEHi . . SHuuHIy TN TOUT
Arrived here last night and start at four o'clock
this evening, for LeavenWOrth. This Is 3 prOs>
porous town Of seven thousand, Eve hundred in
bAbitants. The buildingI of this place bear q
beautiful contrast 70 those Of Salt Lake City.
never saw . young town with 90 many really
6ae, substantial and tasty brick residences As
there are here. Everything wears an air Of sta
bility and prosperity never before seen in = mi
ning town. The stage is soning down the street
eAA nast Slsss. PuIku RIIs.
, 1867-02-01

The MAILs.-AIter an interruption OF
several days, the mails we're dispatched from
the Walla Walla Post Office, at the regular
hour this morning. The Boise mail was
sent out by horseback. That for WAllula
went through by stage.
, 1867-02-01

Tue CAPITOL AT WAsHINGToA.-Both
wings of the capitol at Washington are am
nounced as completed, with the exception Of
the large columns which are to ornament the
House extension. These columns are Of Ma>
rylaud marble, the extension having been
ouarried at Lee, Massachusetts, The sand
stone, Of which the main edifce was con-
structed, was from Virginia quarries, and
much of the interior of the extension is from
Tennessee.
, 1867-02-01
Nntina of Note Lost.

A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY NuTl lFlED9,AnyTL 9,nT
"A to purchase a nOte drnwn in favor OF SLY. -
v. VANCIL for the sum Of tS9l 90, Legal Its1e' -
and dated OH or about December l2th, 1856, aho
April Ist 1867. Said note draws interest al 1ns ~ ~
of l2H per cent. per annum, and Is signed oy ~,
uOkN q LYNCH. The note was lost In the wv
Walla walla, Jan. 2Oth. Payment has been stoPlsss
ANY one finding the same will confer . htGT Ave-,
leaving il at the Post Office. SAA'L W. YAhClLs
JAnIlar. d 1851. ~
, 1867-02-01
sherif's Sale.

TERRITORY OF wASHINGr0N,( sc
COUNTY OF WALLA WAI.LA,
DY vIRTUEoF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
I'D Of the District Court, First Judicial District, W
T, and 10 me directed, In favor Of y. T. DUGANl
property have levied on the following dsscri bod
real properly to-wit Lot lsl eight in Block in
Gains Addition ~ Walla Walla City, w. t. AID
bidder for lawful money Of the United States Al the
premises 90 Saturday, the ID day OF March, A d.
iS6T, 70 satiafy said execution. A SElTf L,
T-i~ Sheriff wsIa waIIA COunty ". T,
, 1867-02-01
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TH6G ~
IN partnership formerly existing between 'On.
DUNELL and E. Il. NASSAU, doing business ans- =
he frm name of DOHEl.L & NASSAU, ~ ~
solved this 18th day Of January, 1867 John p0,s.
will carry OIL the wagon shop aud Z. H. Nassau ~
Plan ing Mill. Our accounts will be paid and eon.s
ed by both parties, except where other arranenso-
are or may be made. Parties knowing tnemsear,.
to be indebted to are requested TO make immep"
payment and thereby save costs. JOHN DOHbLd4
lnnmaEN Is. lS6I. R.lM y II. MASSAl.
, 1867-02-01
Dissolution Notice.

rTNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP II HERErOFORG E1lS
L ting between GLASF0RD & SHlEL in ns
PLANNING MILL and SASH. DOOR and BLlhD
FACTORY, is this day dissolved by mutual con''nL
All bills due the firm OF GLASFORD It SHlEL. V
be paid to WIN. GLASFOKD, aud al indtbsdDsa
Of sAid arm to he paid by WM. GLASF0RD:
WIZ. GLA5PURD,
+. SHIEL.
Waila Walla, W. T., January 2jth, 1867, ="
The business will be continued by the undsnignei
WM. GLASF0RD.
, 1867-02-01

EASTERN NEws.-OwIng to the Interrupt
tion of the mails, we are without later news
from the East. Just at a time when the
radicals are endeavOring to revolutiOnize the
Government this interruption is particularly
annoying.
, 1867-02-01

PAINFUL ACCIDENT. - On Tuesday morning,
whilst engaged in removing merchandise from
his fire proof, Mr.. n. Brown met with an Geci-
dent which will cause him to limp for some
time to come. In the hurry be dropped boz
of tobrcco, which falling across the instsP Of
bis foot occasioned quite serious injury. This
is ouly one of the many incidents growing out
OF the freshet.
, 1867-02-01

TEMPERANCE. - A Temperance Society
was organized at Walla Walla, on the 18th
January, BY Angus MeKOy. The Society is
a branch of the Order of Good Templsrs,
and meets on Saturday night Of each week.
, 1867-02-01

BRpoEs on The LOWER ToUcHEr. - Parties
;ps, through from below report that all the
bridges on the Lower Tsuchet are still stand
ing. and that there will be no interruption Of
travel on that score.
, 1867-02-01

hereby certify that all OF the above named parties
were duly sworn by me, this 25th day Of January
A. D.. 1861. They said they solemnly swore. with
full discrimination, pledge and purpose. without
any mental reservation evasion whatsoever, to ad-
hare TO tho Same. further certify that said above
named H Parker was sworn by the County Auditor
In testimony whereof hereunto set my hand and af.
Ok my ocal seal. Notary Public Of this city aud
county OF WallA Wala, W. T., on this, the day and
year in th Is certificate above written.
l u. PARKER. Notary Public.
, 1867-02-01

INFORMATION WANTED. - Mrs. Lizzie
Rapp, living at Austin, Texas, has heard
that her husband died at Wslla Wslla, and
desires to obtain full particulars 10 relation
to his death. Any persons possessed of tho
facts, will please address MRS. Lizzie Rapp.
Austin, Texas" and thereby relieve the anE-
iety of a diStre .sed woman.
, 1867-02-01

MONTANA MARKErs-The Post Of the
18th ult., quotes Eaatern Flour at sl4@sl5
per hundred; Salt Lake, at s9@SlO. Bacon,
45(d4o cents. Hams; 45(9oo cents Laru ,
large cans, 35@37i cents; small cans. 40
cents. These are Wholesale figures, the re>
tail prices range about 10 per cent above
these quotations.
, 1867-02-01
THs POLITICAL SITUATION.

short look At the political situation and
am done. Old Pick still hangs on TO the "ar>
ehiVes," and with his national and constitution
al bulldog obstiuAey refuses to be ousted. Three
fingered Jack wandsrs around like Purp who
has lost his master. "othellos occupation 3
gone" and no more shall be tread the halls Of
the executive mansion, be weighed down BY the
cares Of State, or mix Hudson Bay for his friend
Don Saneho, In which to "take the oath Of 10y
atty to the government Gov. Cole is discharg-
ing all the duties Of Governor aud is fully re-
eogni1cd as such, de JaetO and de Jre. r.
Secretary Evans has been greatly improved
politically By bis visit to "AmsricA, !" and with
Ah SSSAl fOEssAs. Strssk the "bsttsr Iias uYP
, 1867-02-01

SXuo INCOME The Secretary of the
Treasury estimates the income of the Gov
ernmeut for the current year At s2S5,OOo,'
mn
, 1867-02-01
Dissolution Notioe.

THE coPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE E1asS Y.
u ting between FOOR D. McDONAID,M M.,ssi
consent, on the 18th day Of January x;o0R
debts due the late irm must be paid 10 Q. I.tOs
and all debts contracted will be settled hy ne
s4w A. HcDONLLD.
, 1867-02-01
DalIes Correspondence.
DALLEs, January 2stb, 1861.
A TRI-wEEKLY LINE.


TRI-wEEKLY LINE.
EDIroR SrATEsNAx.-The leading topic Of con-
versatiou, just now at the DAlles, is the new ar,
rangement of the o. s. N. Company, which deS
prives US of our daily line, and substitutes tri-
weekly The change is said to be brought about
By the new Company who have just now conclu
ded the purchase of controlling interest in the
o. s. N. Company and who will dispense with
the present arrangement just as soon as the
Spring trade and travel re-opens. Meanwhile,
the Company is occupied in affecting the neees-
saiy arrangements prior to landing their Ocean
Steamers at st. Helens. The Portland dailies
are very slow in admitting the above facts; but
force Of circumstances will, sooner or later com
pei them 10 confess the truth.
THE BRIDGE on JOHN DAY RIVER.
am informed that the bridge on John Day
River-which it will be remembered was washed
away in the high water of last spring-is again
rebuilt, and for beauty and durability equals
anything on the Pacific coast. The new bridge
is ais feet lSng, GHd IA feet AAd 8 inches wide,
, 1867-02-01
Close Up Your Aooounta.

A LII OUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE THs ~ ~
IA dersignei I. must be closed forth win,
wal be placed in other hands for eonsenoni
Jan. %, 1857, S-lU J. q ~ i
, 1867-02-01
> U II p e R 8
AdministratorIs a Notioe.

TINE UNpERsI6NED HAS BEEN APPoISsdltap Ssla'
AMINISTRATUR Of the estate OF .. =, lin, ui,
SURE. deceased. Persons having claims &c.
said estate must present them within one yea h,
the hrst publication Of this notice, or tney yvn1a
barred by tho Statute Of Limitation. |. h hOhSSI
Administrator OF the Estate Of g. A. GlAsafs "a
JanuA ~ IS, 1857.
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NntEls.
SPENCER HOUSE.

~ NC rARRERSRURGi, ". va.
CHARLES JAMES DAILY FROM THE
Y "'GladeS Hotel" Oakland, Md, has leased
the above N aned Hotel and respectfully So
ucttS the patronage OF the travelling COM
muntty. He Will be assisted by his father. Mr..
John Daily, except during the Summer
months, when he will be found at his old
place. OaklAnd. IL - L fehlS-Enld
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payment for them can be demanded in
coinr as they become due. But you
say the holders will be glad to- renew
and take long bonds for them. That
depends. If You make tight money
market, as you will by resuming, hold
ers can do better by lending their money
in some other way, and the Govern
ment must, in that case, provide the
funds TO pay, If not the whole, then the
ha-f say even quarter OF these bonds.
But this Is not all, nor the worst. Spec
ulators in gold would be the gentlemen
who would have to be consulted. 1t is
they who would call for the Govern
ment reserves And their calls would
be all the more pressing and lively
when 1t should be seen or apprehended
that the Treasury would not be able to
meet the payment of its 1905 in gold.
The heavier the load the Government
bad to carry, the harder it would be
crowded. If the operators in gold could
bring the Treasury to a fresh sus-
pension, they most assuredIy would, for.
in no other way could they make half
SO much money. 1t is little too much
to expect of ordinary human nature
that it will decline to draw SlO0, 900 600
or S2O0, 900, ,OOOin coin from the Treasury
on patriotic grounds, when by so doing
a clear profit of $50, ,OOO, 900, $40, ,00O, 600,
or SO. .0Oe, eco could be pocketed. 1t is,
then, after all, a naked question of
whether the Government could nay its
7-30s due this year and next, or any
considerable part OF them, in coin1 If
they cannot, then resumption is a sheer
lmpossibility, looking 10 this Glass of
securities alone. till after they shall
have been got into long bonds. II the
Treasury would be strained beyond its
probable power to respond on its legal
tender obligations alone, what would be
its condition II its 7-3Os were piled on
the top of them Here are two classes
of obligations, either one of which,
when manipulated by Operators" in
coin, would, apparently, be too large
for the Treasury to meet. When COM
biued, what hope would there be OF do
hight?
The last thing desire to do is to be-
little the ability of the country TO re-
sumo. And in making these remarks
trust am by no means doing SO. II
only expose the financial situation ac-
cording TO my view, and in showing
why We cannot resume now, I at the
same time show how we can do it by
and by. 1t appears from the exposi-
tion here made, that we have only 10
fund or pay our 6 per cent legal tenders,
10 throw our 1905 into long loans as
they become due, and continue our ac-
of coin in the Treasury.
meantime, at the same rate we have
been accumuIating for year past, in
order to be ready to resume by the
time, or soon after, these bonds mature.
And. If the foregoing calculation is
correct, 1t can be done withoutany ma
terial contraction of the circuIation; so
that, on the whole, the view presented
is of the most hopeful and salts factory
character.
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only. want TO make 'em respectable
1nd-what do you say7 YoL'H gre
JyfeeH poHndSf No, CaQdle, no not
penny will I take under TWentys il
oln, u would seem as if Iwanted to
waste your money; and I'm sure, when
go some 70 think OF it, twenty pounds
me itwenty-no, it's no use vour ofier-
ing hteen, and wanting to 20 to sleep.
You sha'nt close an eve until Won
promise the twenty, b Come, Candle
loVe!-twenty, and then you NAV po
TO sleep. TweDty-twenty-t
that I fell asleep sticking firmly 70 the
hfteen;. but in the morning Mrs. Caudfe
assured me, as a woman of honor,
that she wouldn't let me wink an ey 9
before promised the twenty; and man
Is frail-and woman is stroDg-she had
the money" -. sggs.'7 i. Sow
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National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
SNA
President GEORGE X WHEAT,
Pto6 President, JAMES McGLUNEY.
DIRECTORS:
John Z. Wilson, A. @. Quarter,
SRm1 Harper, Jas G. orr
GeoTge Adams, JaEE-es McCluney
l. +. Updegr3n, George X. Wheat,
.HHH- --. Christian Smith. r".r
ETH1S COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
Il ly organized, is prepared to transact buAi-
ness and asks liberal share Of public patro-
mage. Rates as low as any firSt-claSs company
Once No. 26 Monroe street, up stains, mex
door TO Ftrst National Bank
mr. JOHN BISHOP, seO'y.
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RATE OF suBscRRrIoNs.
RATES OF ApvERr1s1Na
RESUnPrION

The Currency In CIrenIntIon--.
Amount Needed by the COuntry-.
The Bemands Upon the Government
---ObJeettOns 10 resumption
,s soo7Tspondeaes or N. y g,1b,,,.
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We call the sum, in round numbers,
$500. .0OO, 900. This will leave $50, 900, 900
outstanding, which, according to the
most liberal estimate we can make, is
S20o, ,O00, coo in excess of our wants. If
we should resume tomorrow, we
should probably have TO provide for
this excess about as fast as it could be
handed over the counters. We have
then to furnish at once $500 I0OO, 600 of
coin or bills on Europe But, be it re-
membered, we have calculated on.
keeping out $3.50, 900, coo of paper money.
This cannot be done on n smaller basis
than 500. OOO, 600 of coin held in reserve,
SO that we really require, of coin and
credits IN Europe, the sum of $500, ,000,-
OOOat least, to begin with. Yet we have
got but 500, ,000, 900 of specie in the
banks and Sub Treasury for all uses.
not only for resumption, but for the
paying interest money on the national
current receipts will pay our interest
Let it go so. If we could make both
ends meet in the year to come, on
specie basis, we should do we'll. What
mean by "a credit in Europe" was
funds there we could draw upon, not
for the purposes the editor of the ITib-
ttle supposes, but merely TO ease the
demand for specie here.
This credit could only be obtained
by a loan, and by a loan which at
present could only be negotiated at a
great disadvantage. A loan which
ought not to be made at the existing
price OF our bonds in Eutope, except
under the pressure of very great me-
cessity. Without arguing the question,
think it wilIappear, as Ibeforestated,
that the sum needed sis too great to be
brought under control" Its too large
TO be borrowed
So much then for the case in reference
to our wants as regards the redemption
of the bank bill and greenback circula-
ton OF the country. think I have
made out n case of impossible resump-
ton. without going any further; and
thfnk IL plain that have understatAd
the difficulty. But the story Is not yet
half told.
The Government owes between $500, :
0o0, 900 and SI0l D00, 900 on It's 7.S0 bonds,
due this year and next. II We resume,
- . - - = =
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gnsuraurf.
Franklin Insurance Company
og,.-, OF ElH4EEErLrNs. ElH4EEErLrNs.

mIREnnna.


q T. 81. LOGAN, T. P. Shancrurs, J Z. 8. Rhodes
Geo Mendel, j. H, Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
Ian, g. W. FranEheim, Jas. ". Vance, Alex
1Rnghfin. HH .H-- ~ IAta.- H. II'
TpHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i organized four yearS, and in that time
done successful business, is still prepared
to take risks at fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Man featuring Is tab
ltshments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goss ON the Western Rivers and Lakes
A.. ms 1tnls company offers superior Inducements
70 70 FARMERS, whereby they can be insured ON
pHeihngs, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
M IN Seitrs AT reduced rates. d. -.
Il! rms being home Institution, with the lar
Eest 81 pltal and surplus OF any company in
IN the State and coInposad OF some
nlnety-iOur stockholders most OF whom arc
among our Oest business men, recommends
itsen 70 the favorable consideration OF the
lnsurlng public, ana soliuits their patronage.
Applications for insurance Will be promptly
attended 10 by the Secretary.
once, North side of Monroe. between
Main and Market sts., Wheeling, w Va,
over the Savings Institution OF Wheeling
n. Z. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'I MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. AESDEL, Vice President ocl6
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Every West Va. Officer Should

ReaQ -gn1S. --.-r
CEND ME YOUR DISCHARGE AND
- win send receipt by return mail Or send
: or an application, and will collect for any
oncer, whatever. who WGs in the service. SS
extra pay per month, for servant, nom May
lSt, 1854, TO March Sd, 1865. Don't send ysur
Discharges to irresponsible parties, OF to any
party out Of the State, and out OF your reach
As TO my responsibility, refer, by permis-
on, TO the Governor, or 10 any of the
Executive othcers OF the state OF West Vir-
gfnIa- G7T7 =7Tl1td l5'i l--.
Law Ofdce, No. z05S Main street,-up stairs.
- GEO- -B.gCALDWELL
Late Adj't I2th WestEVa. Infry. and Bvt.
Lit Col. U. :. Vols- nar7-lm
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GreenWoodI TCernetery.

SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
y Smiles east Of the city, Is now ready for
internents- sale, and ifnp provenient of lots.
teGntains 81 acres OF land, and Is laid out
IN the most modern and improved Style
can oe EASILY reached at all seasons OF The
year by the National Road, and for three
IourIhs OF the year by the Hempdeld Rail
Road y Is perfectly secure, and intended 10
S Se oean1tned Py every yariety of ftrees, shrub
oery. public vauit, chapel, artificial lake
fountains, ETC., TO make II equal to the besSt
rural cemeteries In the country.
Ample provision Is also made for its en-
largement, order and care in perpetuity. Z
Persons destrous of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
dent, VINO has plat. or secure them by CALI
ing at the onice OF the Secretary, on Main
street. over the Bank OF Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interments win
cali on the Secretary to obtain permits there
for.
Tickets OF admission to Iotholders and
visitors will be issued by the Secretary ~
BOARD OF DIREcToRS--A- ]. Sweeney,
Presidenti b. q Bonham, Secretary; y. s.
Rhodes, Jodh G. Muth, Geo. Mendsi. Jos
Bell, Jno. A..AfI1strong, Geo. Adams r. G.
Jordan, S. A. HaIdFeth. J-i3 - % auSi-Iyd
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ONE of the editors of a New Orleans
paper, soon after beginning to learn the
printing business, went to court a
preachers daughter. The next time
ue attended meeting he was taken down
at hearing the minister announce as his
text: "11y daughter Is grsYiously tor
msntSd with a devil 'i- tl-
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P. G. HILDRETH & BRO,
81 Main street,

. ll1lIH bEFeelI
WHEELING, W. VA.
w HoLESALE DEALERS IN NiiL' ROD
w Bar lnon. Nails, Sheet Iron, Wire, Cast
steel window Glass, Printing Paper Wrap
ING faPers Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, Co
EIaezI1t. Maryland Lime, Common Lime Flour,
A4ssIcf1ezy Salt Wooden Ware
Agents for Howes Improved Counter and
Platform Sczles.
TIE h0hesf Bldrlet price pad y0r Rags PGd
iesd, 0tlssIa0, 6er1p lTVR. Dc. iyn
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travelling into other countries. for
there is nothing to be found today in
the old homestead of those frufts at ali
10 compare, with our Baldwin, Bartlett
or RoNal George. Whether the oriei-
nal apple that Adam and Eve raised
Cain with, was the present Wild Crab,
or whether it WIS good nice None
such, worth SHINING for, but which fell
also under The curse, We cannot say.
We are glad to state that the beet
sugar enterprise has proved success
In Chatsworth, Livingston Co., Illinois.
Four thousand tons of bsets were raised
last year on four hundred acres. OF
prairie land, at cost of four dollars n
Ton, yielding 100000 pounds OF refined
sugar. " ith this and other successful
experiments in the United States, and
the gloomy prospects OF any restoration
To our Southern Sugar Plantations, we
hope to hear of a general interest in the
growth and manufacture of Beet. What
has yielded such splendid zesults in
France and Germany, can, at least, be
reproduced in the United States.
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and EseverAl kinds, if not all, of the
principal grains, were also indigenous
In Egypt, and were worshipped in their
infancy by mother Nile. They have.
like nearly all plants and animals that
have come under mans dominion, been
greatly changed from their original
type. The wild pea as il still gI oWs in
the East, Is not larger than a pins head,
while the grain of the parent wheat II
a mere grass seed
THE APPLE, PEAR, OUNCE AND PEACH
all came from Persia, and like many
people have Wondsrfully improved by
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Stanm House

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
i informs his friends and the publLc gener-
ally, that he has opened the 'tStamm House"
No. . Water street. The House Is new,
with entire outfit OF new furniture
and Is complete in every respect
The Proprietor pledges himself To spare, mo-
pains 10 render his guests comfortable, and
hopes tdreceive q liberal share of patronage,
Ample stabling, attended by 3 careful and
attentive hostlef.
janll-6m HENRY STAMM.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
TO CONsUNPTIVES.

IRE advertiser, having hcta restore PFC
health in few werks ~ : vcry *la.pe &c
cd-. afr na-1. sufFred for ssFcrai yeas
VIZ severe 'sng .fecti1n, a,d tAat oFea
disease, C.l.aan>! !si1n-is a1.z'''IS = maze
kaowo 70 MS fcl'ow-sc:7erers ihe means Q
cure.
To all who desire It, !e will send a copy oi
the prescription used free Of eharce'' Win
tbs directions for preparing snc using 'he
same, which they vii, hni a -yRE CTEE Tor
C"SsunPrInS, ASTHMA, BkoScHIrIs. CotT'ia>'
CoZpe, anil all Threats ard Lung Ahecuons-
The only ohjct Of the advertiser IN Send'nS :
the Prescription is 10 hentt The afflicted, Az"
spread information which he conce'ves to n'
Invaluable, AID he hopes every sufferer Will
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and prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. FREE oy
return mail, will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kirg, c., New York.
Frs. 9th, l566-lyi.