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Arrival of John H. ,Surratt---HIs De-
livery TO the Civil Authorities---The
Prisoner positively Denies his
Identity.

Prisoner positively Denies his
Identity.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-A bench
warrant was issued to-day by Judge
Fisher, of the Criminal Court, com
handing the United States Marshal to
bring John II. Surratt before that Court
Immediately. This afternoon, soon
after notice by the Navy Department
of its readiness to deliver Surratt to the
civil authorities, Marshal Cooling pro-
ceeded to the Navy Yard, where his
warrant was exhibited to Admiral Rad
ford. The latter, with a guard of ma
rines, proceeded to the Swatara, and
soon returned with the prisoner, whom
he delivered to the Marshal. Surratt
was dressed in ZouRye uniform, such
as he wore when arrested in Egypt, and
was handcufed- Having been placed
in a hack, with an armed guard, he
was driven to the jail, and placed in
the custody of the warden, who has re-
Gently fitted up three iron clad cells.
one on each floor, which are
used for the confinement of muir
derers and desperate characters.
He was placed in one of these cells
from which there is no possible chance
of escape. No one is allowed to see
him excepting his counsel and the Off
GERS of the prison. The prisoner posi-
lively denies that heis John n. SurrattI
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LUxURY.-At this present moment
luxury in France, America, and even
England, has advanced till it is becom-
ing mischievous. Men, and stin more
women, make of outward luxury a
passion, till they expend toll, and
mental force, and life itself, to CRAFTY
1t, feel delight when their equipages
are the finest, their plate the heaviest,
their wines the most expensive, till in
fact mere surroundings have become
part of themselves, absorb and stihe all
that Is nobler in them. To rise" is to
have rich things, 10 ''shine" to have
their richest things, TO succeed" TO
have immensely rich things, and TO
fail" to give up rich things or not 10
have them. There is no harm in the
rich things, any more than there is In
pigs food, but to want them as pina
want swill is to be piggish without the
excuse Of pigs nature, is to the indI-
vidual, degradation, 70 society, an in
jury.-Spectdtor
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. I9.-The Journals
special says that mob composed of the
remains of Quantrell's guerTiIlas broke
open Mr.. Corries house at ParksVille,
and seized and hung Corries. He had
been tried for stealing horses to escape
from the rebels at the battle Of
Perryville.
The United States Court, at Louisville,
yesterday, acquitted DR.. c. w. Farris
on Indictment for the murder of Nor
row and Baller.
water over the rocks.
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NarnIRirht

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-The HeraId's
Matamoras special says: A naval
fight occurred on the Goth of January,
of the bar of San Francisco, between
the Liberal and Imperial squadrons.
The former were defeated, and lost all
their vessels, and their commander and
20 men were taken prisoners. The I'm
perialists had vessels and IL guns.
and the Liberals had + vessels; guns
not stated.
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far Bent.
For Rant

TEE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
20, on Main street; also basement rooms
nnlshed. Good ofiices in second story and
third story in good order. Passion Rfyen
70 some rooms Immediately, Others ApFiI lst
Many building lots and dwelling houses Tor
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonable Terms
THOS. HORNBROOR.
Once, No. lls5S Main street, above Nom
roe, up Stain EsEc "a
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ToRoSro, G. W., Feb. Is.-The gppH-
cation for a new trial in the case of
Kennedy, the convicted Fenian, has
been refused. 1t was made on the
ground of alleged informality in sum
moning the jury.
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CSc1SNAr1, Feb. Is.-The river has
risen five inches since yesterday and is
still rising, with 81 feet in the channel.
Weather cloudy and now raining.
A.
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TRESroS, Feb. Io.-BarcIay Hames,
for offering q member of the Legisla-
ture bride, was to-day sentenced to
pay fne of one thousand dollars and
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BosToE, Feb. I9.-The Fenian excite
ment Is unabated, the leaders here at
taching but little faith TO the Cable
news.
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Iss I.2. 10 -
BROWN & LOSE.
Practical Photographers.

PHODOeRAPHs FURNISHED IN
OH. Water ColOrs ana India Ink,
Ior Wnleh me highest premiums were award
90 thezn Al the Late Fair on Wheeling Island.
CARDS, AMBRoTYPEs, GEMS;
4l Also,
-ALbATfPE Or PORCELAIN PICTURES
Of rare beauty and briuiancy,
can and see specimens at lSg1< Main street,
WHEELING. dcI5
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NEW PERFUMES, BooUET OF EDEN.
Japan, together with a larga aSsurtneiSt Of
FerGumery, always on hand md for sale BY
c. h. ODBERT :
cec6 End Of Stone Bridge.
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"ANTED, u sKEPTICAL LADIES AND
w gentlemen OF good standing TO nse Cd
oert Negotiable Anbrosfa, free OF charge for
gray hair and cure OF badness No huTabuR
but It viii do all that we claim for it decs
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For Rent.

TlHREE STORE ROOMS, ONE ON MAIN
L and two on Market Streets. EnouIre ~
fs6S-tf LEWIS a wooDmANsEE
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SOMETHING ABOUT MINISTERS

Why Theology is Not Popular among
those choosing n Professionalism
Various Obstacles that are Draw.
backs 10 Pkeaehers---A Reformation
Needed I'm the way OF intellectual
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EEBRUAR1 lo.-AIaTkets generally dull
ELOCR-Unchanged.
S-Wheat-Nominally 81 % for No. /;
81 Sal 81 for Nos. Communicative at SiGS
S41zc. Oats-Soninal at S99S95zc.
PRoNISGoSS-Mess POrR-Nominal at SIS 50
els "a Lard-Held at lI5<c.
HoGs-Live Hogs-Dull at 6lz97.
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LONDON, Feb. I0-Noon.-All the
armed Fenians in Kerry county have
None were captured. The
Peasantry are willing to give inteIli-
gence, but object to assist in arresting
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A leading house reduced the price of Wan
hegan TO l55S this morning, which had the
full force, and trade has been active in this
line Another house this p. m. put down the
price OF AmOSkeag prints lcS Lowell, Naum-
keag and WamSutta were reduced at the
same time &c, sell respectively at I4lk, Il and
lSc, which stimulated the active demand for
these makes. In other goods there is no
change of moment
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Theatre.

Il
Last night the enchanting sentimental drama Of
"The Lady of Lyons" was magniGcently rendered
by the Mexican Buchanan troupe. We have neither
time nor space to notice the performance as Its ex.
cellence deserves, but must say that, whole we
have never seen play, as far as the acting is con-
cerned, better produced upon any stage Even the
defects of our City Hall for dramatic purposes were
scarce sufcientto disclose blemsh IN the represen
tation.
Ina briefsddress impartlng the acceptable infor.
nation that the company will continue their stay to
the end of the weok, Mr.. Buchanan placed himself
on the best footing with the audience and amor me-
ed the following programme for the remainder of
the season: Tonight, benefit of Mr.. B. with The
"Merehant Of VeniceAr and the farce "Usei up
Tomorrow night benefit Of Miss Virginia Buchanan
and the brilliant modern comedy OF "London As
Saturday afternoon, matinee, with the ex
citing play Of "The 0ctoroon,' at reduced rates Of
admission, doors open at /, commence at 2) and
at night, shakspeares great tragedy of "Richard the
Third Such succession of dramatic feasts has
never before been offered our ctizens and we hope
to see their good taste eyinced by giving full houses
on each occasion.
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Teeth at New York
Prices!

DIR. Won BONHORST would re-
turn thanks to the citizens of Lancas-
ter and vicinity for the liberal patron.
age bestowed upon him during his res
'idcnce here, and would say that having
enlarged his Dental Establishment,
and increased his facilities for doing
Dentistry, he is now prepared to do
all kinds of Dental work at less prices,
and in better manner, than any other
establishment in the city.
Sets of Teeth at from SIS to $40,
warranted to give perfect satisfaction
or no charge made.
Teeth filled so as to preserve them
through life, at from one dollar up.
wards.
DIR. Won BoNHoRsT's established rep
utation in this city, as n first class Den
tist, is sufficient guarantee that all
work done by him shall be done in the
best possible manner.
D@-In addition, he has secured the
services of one Of the best workmen in
the East.
RErERENcr.-All the principal cit
izens of Lancaster.
Rooms next door East Of Post office,
Main street.
Feb I, 1867
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WoRK--YoUNG-o Thursday, Feb 2ist. nj the
residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. George
j; Young, second daughter Of Mr.. james Young, al
ofthis city.
Wearc decidedyin favor Of the National Curren-
cy, especially when it comes in the shape and pro.
portions whchwerc disclosed TO the editorial eye on
opening the envelope containing the foregoing no.
tice. May thebride never weary Of The Work she
has embraced, and she groom ne yer have cause to
regret that he married Young.
inst, by the Rev G. II. Leonard, Mr. Farnan r.
Doomy to Miss Sarah A. Zorkle both of Basil, Fair.
field county Ohio.
IRELAHD--SHo oEMAKER-On Thursday, Feb.
gSth, at the residence Of the brides parents by the
Rev. II. Culp, Mr.. B. Ireland to Miss n. A.Shoen1a.
ker, of Fairfield county, Ohlo
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-s<N~s--------
Agricultural Notice.

An adjourned meetingofthe Officers
and Directors of the Fairfield County
Agricultural Society will be held at
the office Of Kistler & Reeves, Lancas-
ter, O., on Saturday, March 9th, 1867,
at 2 o'clock P. M. Important busi-
ness will.be transacted, and q full at.
tendance is desired.
All persons having claims against
said Society are hereby notified to pre-.
sent the same to the Secretary on or
before the 9th day of March, 1867.
By order, JAS. STOCKDALE,
JIG. REEVES, Sec'y. Pres't.
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BE CAREFUL,

Do not expose yourselves to the chilly
March winds and the shaking weather
which alN ays heralds their approach.
Keep your children warmly clad and
close from exposure. For bad Coughs,
sudden or obstinate Colds, Group, and
Sore Throat, use Goes Cough BaIsam
Ifyou have the Dyspepsia, or are
troubled with food distressing you,
rising and souring on your stomach,
your bowels are out of order, you are
bilious, constipated and generally in
disposed, use Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
1t is the best medicine for stomach and
bowel disorders in the world.
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ACCIDENT INsURANcE.-Thc state
ment of the New York Accidental In.
suranco Company appears in our ad
vertising columns this week. Call on
]. B. MCNEIL, Agent, for insurance
in this well.cstablished and reliable
Institution, and for information con.
corning Accident Insurance generally.
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SEED PoTAToEs.-H. B. Brcnneman,
Of Rusbcreck Township, advertises for
sale. in this paper, several Of the most
highly approved new varieties Of po-
tatoes, for planting. Persons desiring
to procure hny Of these will do well
to apply to Mr.. B., and may be as
surcd that, in purchasing olhim, they
will get a genuine article.
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ROLL OH HONOH


Hiom viz 4NSW IIN2Hnu meucalanu surgical GQzette.
| In Justitin.
| Time and again in our journalistic careerwe have
been called upon TO recommend medicinal prepara-
tions. and, IN some instances. inducements such as
nothing but the strongest sense o. our responsibility
could withstand, have been held out to extort some
kind Of notlce'' in endorsement of a patent med-
cine. There are two simple rnes which should
guide an editor, and which, If strictly adhered to,
will save much vexation and wrong doing The en-
couragement ofall that is good and worthy, and the
condemnation of all that is bad and unworthy; and
these rules Should equally apply to sources from
which we derive pati onHge, as well as to matters of
POLITICAL scientific, moral or religious nature. II
is thus the duty, shonld bethe pleasure of the
conscientious journalist, 10 commend to his readers
whatever OF good character may be brought to his
notice. Especially should he exercise caution where
the health ofindiyduals ls sconcerned-not overlook
ing the fact, that temporal life IN this world is only
less Importance to the spiritual life IN the world to
come.
We are led to these reflections from the adyer
tisement in another column, of abr, j. W. Poland's
| White Pine Compound" medicine which the high
est medical authority, as well as the testimony Of
thousands VI on thousands who have been restored
to health and vgor through its wonderful agency,
endorse as the best patent medicinal article Of this
or any other period. II success may be taken as a
test ofmert, then the VIII Pine compound from
its great success, may be conceded tho most meritc
rous article in he market.
| Sore Throats, Colds Coughs, Pulmonary affections
and all complaints o. like character as well the
different diseases ofthe Bladder and Kidneys yield
with astonishing rapidlty to this medicine.
1t is difficult to conceive the qenus Of a man who will
allow himself to suffer, for perhaps years. with these
distressing maadies, rather than expend dollar
| for medicine which thousands assure him they
kno'c will restore him to perfect health But it Is
not difficult to estimate the social and business loss
whicl, single weeks suffering from acute pain may
occasion. There may be men who would willingly
give thousands to make reparaton for an injury
done fellow but who would begrudgea paltry dol
lar to appease their outraged nature in less en-.
lghtenedportons oI the world, but we doubt il any
such can be found in our rich and fertile surround.
| ngs
This preparation Is for snle by all druggists
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JAcKsoN's GIFT DISTRIBUTION
Those wishing to procure tickets in
the scheme Of our fellow citizen J. ID
Jackson, are reminded that but little
time is left, the drawing being set for
Saturday Of next week. Mr.. J. earn
estly desires that there shall be no
necessity for postponement, therefore
let all who are not yet supplied with
tickets, make application at once, so
as to insure the coming off of the draw
ing without fail at the time announced.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1868.


OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, Insurance
DEPARTMENT, COLUMNS, ONO, Feb. H. 1867
Whereas, The New York Accidental Insurance
Company located at New York, in the State of New
York, has filed in this office sworn statement of its
condition, as required by the first section of the
act " To regulate Insurance Companies not in
corporated by the Stale OF Ohio,N passed April 8,
1885, and amended February ., 1864; and the act
"to regulate Foreign INSURANCE Companies" passed
krril 0, 1866; and Whereas, said Company has fur
hished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
II is possessed Of an actual capital Of at least ONE
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
d RS invested as required by said
acts; and Whereas, said Company has fled in this
office q written instrument under its corporate seal
signed by the President and Secretary thereof au.
thorzing any agent oragents of said Company in this
state to acknowledge service of process for and IN
behalf of said Company according to the terms Of
said act of Apti 8, 1866.
Now, Therefore, pursuance ofthe nets aforesaid,
], James IL. Goldman, Auditor Of State for Ohio,
do hereby certify that said New York Accidental
Insurance Company, of New York. is authorized
to transact the business of Accident Insurance in
this State until the thirtynrst day Of Jan Iary in
the year one thousand ghthundredand sixty-eight.
In Witness Whereof have herehnto sub.
t., scrlbed my name and catsed the seal OF
lshAl'J my office to be affixed the day and year
above written. 1
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor ofState.
By JAS WILLIAMS, Chlefclcrb.
J. B. MoNEILL, tt
Agent at Lancaster, 0.
March Z, 1S67--3w,
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SNow-MUD.-Sunday and Monday
last brought about two inches of snow,
which set few of the bells a-jingling
for brief period. On most of the
country roads the mud is said to be
upfathomable.
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RIvERsIDE MAGAZINE. Numbers l,
2 and 8 of this fresh, new and spark
ling monthly for young people is on
our table. There is nothing of its
class in the field Of literature that.sur-
passes It, in beauty Of execution,
splendor Of illustration, OR value and
attractiveness Of reading matter. -
Hurd 4 Hougbton, 459 Broomc street,
N. Y. So SO per year. Billinghurst
has it for sale.
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SALE.-The attention of the reader
is directed to the notice, in another
column, Of sale Of desirable personal
property on the 10th inst, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. A. W. Ebright.
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WINE THAT Is WINE.--Our friend Fl
A. Gebeieih sent us on Tuesday, by
the hand of the ever good, ,humored
"Gust," asample of the famous "Rhein
Vino [NiorsteineD of Henry's Own
importation from the "Faderland, (" and
of course genuine article. We have
10. confess that the cork did not long
remGih in the bottle, Except the halt
that *as pushed in) nor, the contents
either. But lest temperance folks
should condemn, we must declare our
conviction that it is but pleasant and
harmless drink. Those who doubt
should go to Henry's and try it.
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"THERE is NO HUMBuG about Pal
mer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. 1t
has cured my hand entirely with less
than one bottle" Writes j. P. South.
ard, of indianapolis, Ind.
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BILL PAssED-In the Legislature,
on the 2Sth ult., the Senate passed
the bill to authorize the commissioners
of Fairfield County to improve road
therein named, which, having pre-
viously passed the House, is now a
law. This bill has reference to the
grading of "Shimp's Hill,' on the Bal
timore road, and all citizens will re i.
joice at the prospect of an improve
ment SO much needed and SO long de-
sired.
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HoRTIc0LTURAL, &c.-Mr. Gravett,
our well.known nurscryman, has an
advertisement in this paper which
should attract the attention of all de.
string to beautify their premises with
floral adorhment, or replenish their
fruit gardens and orchards with sup.
plies from his acknowledged superior
stock Of trees and plants.
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The Senate has confirmed the NOM
inations Of John A. Dix, Minister at
Paris, and Hugh Ewing, to be Minis
ter resident at the Hague.
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The sugar,maKing season is spoken
of as producing good yield, by most
Of our State exchanges. The same
remark applies to our own vicinity.
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Seed Potatoes.

n HAVE IJO BUSHELS POTATOES FOR SALE,
I consisting Of the following varieties: White
Peach.blow, s2gU per hnsheli Cnzeas s2.o0i Garnet
Chill, $500; Pinksy eRuolyc0at. SJeg
Also. hye or six thonsaudi Russels Prolific Straw.
berry Plants at slOO per hundred -
II. B. BRBNNEMAN.
March T. Is17-3ge bremen, Ohio
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NOTICE 10 DENTISTS.

nENTIsTs are hereby notified that Mrs. David
WILLIAMS has on hand . quantity Of good tools -
n DENTIST CHAIR. gold rollers, and other appa.
ratus. which she wishes 10 dispose Of Those wish.
Ing 10 purchase may do well 10 cail At her residence
on North side OF Wheeling street, West Of Columbus
street. Lancaster, Ohio,
March T. lBg7-2wa
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STATE OF New York, County OF New York, SO.
William A. Bsyley, President, an Edward Greene
Secretary of the New York Accidental Insurance
Company, being severay sworn depose and say
that the foregoing is full true aud correct state
mcn ofthe affairs ol said Company, and that they are
the above described officers thereof
WILLIAM A. BAILEY, President,
EDWARD GREENE, Secretary f
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CoLD.-The thermometer marked 70
above zero in this place on Tuesday
morning at sunrise,
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Medical Notice.

nw.E E. CONE NAY BE CONSULTED d
Dat the following times and places
In NEWhEXtNGrUN at the Joiborn House, on
Saturday and sundays september / aud 2; October
Gand : Nov IL aud II; Dec l5 AMI lG; Jan. 10 aud
20; Feh,45 aud "a March 3nand 81 May ard 81
June Sand9
In LANCASTER at the Tallma lge Houss on Mon
days after the Express FRAN arrives going West nm
tilt goes West On rueN.ays Sept. 3 Oct s. Nov
II, Dec III Jan, 81; Feb. 25 April Il May g; June 10
Dr.OONE cures all forms OF Chronic Diseases, as
Dyspepsiain in all its various varieties all diseases Of
the Lungs and Air passages, as Laryngiis, Bronch-
ts, and Consumption all diseases ofthe Kidney a.,
Liver Pancrpas and the glands generally; MI dis
eases of the Heart, Blood and Blood Vessels; all
diseases of the Brain aud Nerves, Epilepsy cho-
rea rSt Vitus Dance, Neuralgia, Patsy, ard gene
raj norynus nnutrtiop all diseases 6t Females,
enlarged Tonslls. and all forms Of Scroflla; also all
diseases OF the Eye and Ear, aud all other Chronic
Dlsenses.
nB-No charge for consultation, butcash formedi-
mes. [Aprtl 8, lsG6-2-lyls
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To Consumntives.

TVNNE Advest,ser having been restored tohealth in
1 afew weeks, by a very simple remedy after hay-
ing suffered several yearswith severe lung aftc-B
tlon, and that dread disease Consumpton--is. HnST
ous to make known to his fellow sufferers tho means
ofcure
To all who odesre il, he will send copy oit1cpres
for preparinr and using the same, which they Tili
and sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, bron-
chtsk The only object ofthe advertiserin sendss
spreed information whchhe conceiycs % be inysu-
able; andhehopes svery sufferer Will try his remedy
AZ will ost them nothing and may prove piesb-
ing. . -,
drass Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
wilhamshnrrh, Kings coun'y, New York
oetcSsr O.. lses-1y'
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RAIL ROAD TIME.-The time of the
eastward passenger train is now 1;26
instead of l o'clock as heretofore.