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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

Another RAILRoAD.-On the closing day
of its session, the Legislature of West Yir-
ginia passed bill incorporating ''the Potomac
and Ohio railroad" with authority to con,
struct railroad from aFy point on the Poto-
mac river, west of Harper's Ferry, to the Ohio
river at any point south OF Parkcrsburg, by
way Of tie South Branch Valley. The par
ties obtaining this charter are New York cap
italists, but as Mr.. Kerchcval, Of Hampshire,
Va, was engineering the bill. it is understood
it is to consolidate with the Alexandria, Lou
duun and Hampshire railroad in part so as to
aid and probably insure the early complexion
Of that road to the coal fields, with the aid of
Washington, &C., and extend it from the
crossing of the South Branch Of the Potomac
onward to the Ohio river.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

In THE HARNEss.-Whi!st in Baltimore
last week, we happened to meet that enter
prisiug Virginian. MARTIN MADDOX. who is
never contented unless lending useful life
for WHICH his business attainments SO we'll fit
him, As the proprietor of the Mansion House,
Alexandria, for many years, before the horrors
OF war, he acquired popularity as landlord,
of which he may justly feel proud. lie is
now with the House Of Sam'l Oreudorf & Son,
No 81 South Howard street. where lie would
he particularly gratiied to see his Virginia
friends, and where he will extend TO them a
cordial reception.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

OuTRAoEous-We understand that some
person, unknown, has lately been making in
decent exposures of himself in our midst
On Tuesday night last, the young ladies'
of a Bible class were assembled at the Pres.
byterian Church Lecture Room, aud before
the arrival of the Pastor or any male mem
bers of the class. the room was entered by
man in state of nudity. his face being con,
cealcd by wrapping Of some description.-
The ladies suddenly mads their exit through
the windows next TO the parsonage and gave
the alarm, the mscFcant, in the meantime,
etfectins hasty retreat and escape.
We suggest to the miserable creature Ohio
we doubt whether he ever reads newspaper)
that he is bidding for coat of tar and feath-
ers, if, indeed, he should escape suspension
from some convenient tree.-Free Press.
a meeting of the citizens of the town,
very generally attended, was held at the
Carter House, to devise some means, if pos
sible, Of detecting the miserable wretch who
perpetrated the above outrage. The commit
tee we're vested with full power TO take any aud
all action in the premises, that could effect
the object desired, and to report what pro-
gress, if any, to another meeting to be held
on Thursday next The guilty one is sup
graceful exhibitions OF person are reported as
having heretofore occurred iu the community.
All classes and conditions Of the people are
deeply incensed at the outrage.
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Rg The new Presbyterian Church a. Rear.

B9- The new Presbyterian Church at Kear-
neysville::was dedicated on Sunday week.
Rev Mr. Riddle of Martinsburg preached the
dedicat"ry sermon to large crowd ufspecta-
tors, aud was assisted in the exercises by Rev
Mr. Bedinger of Shepherdstown.
The house of worship Of Zion Church,
near Ninevah, Warren county was entirely
consumed by fire on last Saturday. The rolf
caught by the burning of the SCOT in the Chin
ney.
- The Farmers Of Page are making pre-
parations to put out large corn crop.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

a WANT SUrpLGED-The people of our
town and the country adjacent, have for years
needed Nursery, Plant and Vegetable Gar
den in their midst This want is proposed
to be supplied by Mr.. Vim. Hopkins, from
Ghambersburg, Penn, qs we learn, who is au
experienced horliculturist, with adequate
means aud enterprise for the undertaking.
His garden is in the rear of the Episcopal
CHURCH, and lie has already prepared several
hot beds, which are iu full bearing, With the
most healthy aud forward tomato, cabbage
and other plants, we have ever seen thus early
III the season. These he will expect to fur
nlsh our cI-zeus. earlier, better aud ut less
price, than they can be elsewhere obtained.
1t will require time to get his plans arranged,
but when completed, will be on scale equal
to the best gardens Of the Valley. See I'D,
vertiseMent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

SMOKE. HOUSE RoBBED.-On last night
week, the Sth inst, the smoke-house of Mr..
George N. Lynch, near Haltown in this
county, was robbed of seventeen pieces of
meat-consisting of eight hams, seven mid :.
diugs, and two shoulders. The thief also
helped himself to four bags Of sausage that
were hanging in the smoke house. AS yet,
Mr.. L. has no clue to the robbery, but it is
to be hoped that the perpotrator will be fer
retted out
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

SOUTHERN BUTTER.-FOr the past two or
three days, we have been enjoying the most
delicious butter, the manufacture of loved
sister in the distant State of Alabama. As
an old Virginian. who appreciates whatever is
nice, she has taken decided pains to produce
in this article rival Of the finest Gencssee.
Coming as it did over fifteen hundred miles
by express, it was appreciated by those who
received it, as a token of remembrance from
one who has always acted we'll her part in life.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

Mr.. DENNIS McSuERRY among the oldest
and most respected of our citizens, residing
on the South side Of the Shenandoah river
died on Saturday night last, aged near 70
years. To the community in which he lived,
he was always protecting, hospitable and
kind. and to the county at large valuable
member of its society, an enterprsing, in-
dustrious and public spirited citizen.
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A MOST TERRIFIC THUNDER STOBM
Took Place on Saturday Evening Last.

THE people became absolutely rrycuous to see
Il tie damage done. There is wonder a this,
when you can go there aud rurchss" goods at one
a. ticcs nainrd 8 Bcached and Brown Cottons-
best branns-fon . to cents hcIuw the regular
quotation prices; Beet standard brRnCs Prints,
from tn cents under the mar Sct price A lpaca
aud Alpaca Lustres. from 25 to b0 cents, DrCss
G"ods of different kinds, much below their real
value; Genuine standard brand Spool Cotton from
to cents spool. Great drives In all kinds of
Notions, &c, much less than one-hali their real
value. b Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C., very cheap.
If you don't believe this call and gee for your
selves, and you will find it just Save your
ney and >all at the Broad way House for real bar
gains, Corner of Liberty and Lawr'nc streets.
HEDG ES. Agent.
AUCTION SATURDAY NIGHT, Mar Is.
March Q 1859
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The KITCHEN CRYSTAL SOAR which is
advertised this morning by w. s. Mason, is
said to be the finest article ever gotten up for
cleaning and polishing purposes, aud is highly
recommended for cleaning and restoring paint
1t is also superior for cleaning knives or forks,
leaving no dust nr diot after its use. We
can testify to it's excellence in removing
printers ink, which holds as tenacious grip as
most any other article that soils.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

TEXAS LETTER.-The letter, in another
column, from an old friend, VIM. o. HuTcH-
1soN, Esq. will be read with interest. 1t
presents an entertaining description of per
ton Of the extensive State of Texas, and will
furnish important Information to parties who
h$S As>visit that growing, aud in some re-
speTpb delightful region of the country.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

DED1cATAoN AND REVIvAL.-On Sun
day morning last, according to previous an
management, Gays the Shepherdstown Regis
tcr.) the new Luthta Church of this place,
Of which Rev. ID. II. Btte is pastor, was
dedicated to Almi ghty God, in the presence
If crowded assembly. Rev. DR.. Bittle,
President Roanoke College, preached the
dedicatory sermon, aud was assisted in the
services by Rev. J. l. Miller the Lutheran
Church Of S;aunfoD, formerly pastor OF the
Lutheran Church OF hIS place, aud Rev. Mr..
Cutler of the Lutheran Church OF Williams
port, Md The sGrlU III OF DR.. Hittt0 vas
eloquent, chassc and appropriate, and WIS
we'll received by the iar"a assembly present,
after which Il subscription Of nearly seven
hundred dollars was obtained to assist in L.
quidating the church debt. AT night the
DR.. again preached an able aud impressive
sermon to an overhowing house, and to the
utmost satisfaction Of all present..
Preaching, morning and at night, vas con-
tinued during portion of the week, by Revs.
Miller and Cutler to large audiences, who
delivered able aud impressive sermons.
These meetings are still continued each
night by the Pastor alone, and under whose
efforts Il revival Of religion has taken place,
number Of perS,ns having come out aud de-
clared themselves upon the Lords side. and
should these meetings continue we doubt not
that many more will be found to stand Up for
Jesus, as there seems to be deep interest
manifested upon the part of the large cOnere-
cations assembled each night, Tor the saliva
ton of or souls.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

TIMBER SODA portion of the Timber
land on the farm Of Capt. J. W. Glenn, ad-
vertised through our paper, was sold on Sat:
urday, seven acres of which ranged from SAC
to s72.5O. Pretty good price, we think.
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MERCANTILE CHANGEs.-There have been
changes in two Of the business firms at Duff
fields Depot. The firm of Snyder, Link &
Osbourn. was dissolved short time ago by
the retirement of Mr.. Snyder. A new firm
has been organized. with the other two old
members, and Mr.. Jno. F. Bnne, who, but
for the radicalis,n of the country would Ger.
tainly hold some high position under the gov
eminent, if genial manners would entitle a
man to any such position.
"A the old Hunter" stand, Messrs
jameson & Kildow have disposed of their
stock to Messrs. II. L. WisoRg & +. L. Git
tings. The first is young and handsome, and
the second is, beyond doubt, very clever
gentleman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

=sALEs or PRopERTx.-0n Saturday last
the following sales Of property in Charlestown
were made at public auction: The two story
frame house on Liberty street, with small
lot attached, belonging to Gervis 8. Gardncr's
heirs, sold for $1,000; George Welsh purchas-
er. Lot No, q attached to said property,
sl63; Richard Welsh purchaser. Lot No.
3, of the same, sI59; Thomas w. Davis
purchaser. The dwelling house and lot on
Main street, known as the Lemon property,
adjoining the premises of VIM. P. Henson,
was sold to Albert Miller for 1895. The
small dwelling and lot belonging to the same,
sold for 1896; G. w. Brooks purchaser.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

CIRCUS CoM1Na.-Jim Robinson's cels-
brated Southern Circus exhibited in Danville,
Va, last week. 1t is said to be making it's
Tay towards the Valley.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

" d
This Company. National in its character, ofers.
by reason of its Large Capital, Low Rates of Pre-
MUM and New Tables, the mOst desirable sneana
of insuring life yet presented to the public. y
Tho rates OF premium being largely reduced, are
made favorable to the insurers an those of the
best Mutual Companies. and avoid all the compile
cato ms and uncertainties Of Notes. Dividends, and
the Misunderstanding which the latter 30 apt
cause the Policy Holder. -, Z
Several new and attractive table, are now pre-.
scented. which need only to be Understood to provo
acceptable to the public, such the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM
POLICY. In the former, the policy holder not only
secures life insurance, payable at death. hut will
receive, II living. aftst period of few years. an
annual income equal to ten per cent. (p cent
of the par of his policy. In the latter. the Cons
pany agrees to 20 tho assured the total
amount OF money he has paid in, in addition to The
amount of his policy.
The attention of persons co ntempiating inspring
their lives increasing the amount OF Insurance.
they already have, is called tho special ndvpn-
tnges offered by the National Life Insurance. Com
Pany.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars given
application the Branch Once of the Company
or to JAY COOKE & CO., Washington. d. c =
General Agents for D. C., Va. and w. Va. ?
E. NJ. AIsoUITH, Oh ariestown, W. Va. Spec
Agent for Jefferson County.
December Ii s6S-ly.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
l. David Humphrey VS. and Jas. Law. Hooff. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The business
will hereafter be conducted by Jas. Law Hooff, who
OF D. Hum phreys Co. All persons knowing them
selvea indebted to d. Humphreys& Co., are hereby
notified that immediate pa ynent is expected, Il
ia important that the businrsb be settled at once:
JAS LAW. HOOFF,
March 9, 1869. D. HUMPHREYS.
In retiring from the firm of D. Humphreys & Co.
wish t6 thank my friends and the public for their
patronage and encouragement in the past. aud ask
a continuance of the same for the new firm. which
most cordially commend 70 their confidence and
support. D. HUMPHREYS.
March 2, 1869.
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ENAPP'S Combined Violet, Non Corrosive, W Ri
N tin" and Copying Fluid-warranted not to
rode any kind OF ms tai pen-for sale by
Harpcr's Forty, Feb l6. G. E. BELLFR.
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Harpcr's Ferry. Nov, mber 3. 1865.
THE LAST SENSATION!

JUST received supply OF the EARLY Rose Potato
u Producing two crops season. with enormus
yield. Also the Early Goodrich which ia very
early, of large siz" highly favored ard productive
March HarPer's Ferry.
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: Spirit of grtferso's
SALE NorEs, carefully prepared and hand
somely printed, for sale in any quantity de-
sired at SPIRIT OFFICE.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

TAE ANNUAL CONFERENCE of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, held IN Baiti-
more a continuous session of nine days, ter
minating its Iabors on Friday last. The at
tendance was unusually large and the proceed
ings of great importance to the welfare
and prosperity of the Church. Its name was
recommended to be changed to the Episcopal
Methodist, by vote of 163 for, to 5 against
The following are the appointments for the
Winchester District: VIM. s. Baird, Presid-
ing Elder. Winchester Station, r. Finley :;
Winchester Circuit, VIM. HI. Wheelwright,
G. Stevens Woodstock, j. W. Wolff, G. r.
Jefferson, supernumearry Frederick, j. W.
Evan, e. E. March, E. Fur; Berryville, F.
NJ. Rlchey, B. w. Qaugherty Z, Martinsburg,
J. L. Clark Berkeley, w. G. Cross Jcffer-
son, J. w Tongue, J. T. James Shepherds
town, w. G.. Coe Wardensville. q. L. Tor.
reyson; Gainsbor"', II. A. Gaver, one to be
supplied Morgan, S. Smith, Hagerstown to
be supplied.
Rev WIN. 9, Essleston, goes to West
River, Maryland
j. w. Bull, Conference Missionary for the
work to Virginia
Upon the conclusion of the reading of the
appointments, the Conference adjourned to
meet in st. Paul's Church, Baltimore, on
March So, 1870.
Tile Baltimore Conference (tadicaD of
the NJ. u. Church, which met at Washington
City, adjourned on Tuesday week. The fol"
lowing are the appointments, in part, for this
District:
Winchester Disric,-W. T. D. Clemm,
Presiding Elder. Winchester, b. G. w.
Reid. Winchester Circuit, E f Anderson
Wardensvile, J. w. Howard. Harpers Fer
~, George G. Baker. Shepherdstown, G.
Freelemyer NIar:insburg, L. d. Owen
Berkeley. Albert Jump. Berkeley Springs.
G. o. Cook
Resolutions offered BY +. D. Oven in ref
erence TO the NJ. Il. Church at Martinsburg,
West Virgiuia, were read and unanimously
adopted. They set forth that the church at
Martinsburg was considerably damaged dur
ing the war, being used as hospital, aud no
remuneration had been made, owing to law
of Congress- aud ask for the appointment Of
q Committee to wait Senators Wiley and
and Foreman to bring the matter before Con-
gress. Mr.. Baker asked that Jefferson county
be included, and the report was amended so
as to include the Harper's Ferry Charge
The Revs. B. b. Brown, y. a. Gibson and
+ d. Ovens were appointed the committee.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
REPORTED wEEKLYp BY
HOUGH, RIDENOUR l. LANGD0N.
GENERA LCOMMISSIoN MERCHANTS
I24 South Eutaw ST., Baltimore
sArgRDAy, March 10. 1869.

J.H. CAMPBELL's COLUMN.
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rOODSPEEDS Fountain Pen-Hods Ink to
" write Sixty Lines. put up in neat slide boxes
price IS cents per box, for sale by
Earper's Ferry, Feb is. c. E. BELLER.
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SI>HE undersigned offer Stoneb,aker's valuable
i Medicines at CRAFTY reduced figures on former
purchased large lot at ba rgain.
Feb To- AISQUlTH WASHINGTON.
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OFFICER

CLARENCE H. CLARKE, President
JAY COOKE, iChIn'n Finance and Ex. Comm.
HENRY D. COOKS, Vice. President. : :
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary aud Actunrys
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BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
PHILA DELPHIA,

WHERE the general busfness of the C0mpaay
transacted. and to which all general eotfeapond.
enee should be addressed.
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GARDEi SEED.

NIONrG OMERY'S Hair Restorer-Promotcs the
1V1 growth of the hair restores it's natural color,
siren gthens the scalp and roots OF the hair, and
prevents it falling out gray whskers, also, are
changed BY its to their original color For sale
by C. E BELLER.
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LIME FOR SALE.
I HAVE for sale. at my kiln in Cherlcstown
l. quantity Of
POSITIVELY THE LAST NOTICE.

HAVING tried every other means of settling the
u business of Campbell & Mason without avail,
sha II forthwith after the 18th OF March proceed to
make collections by law, aud assure all that
favOritism Will he shown. W. S. MASON.
March 8, 1869.
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SCHENCK'S Puhnonic Syrup, for the cure of Con-
! sumption, Diseases of the Lungs, SC, for sale
by C. E BELLER.
CPALDING'S Prepared Glue, useful in every
~ house, for sale by C. E. BELLER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

GLOVER. Timothy. Orchard Grass. Kentucky
~ Blue Grass and English Lawn Grass Seeds, for
sale by MCCURDY DUKE.
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Saw Mill, Grist Mill and Pulling Mill.

The Saw Mill can be put in operation at a small
expense, and the foundation and walls of the other
buildings, the masonry, shaft and miIl-race,
well preserved and can be repaired and rendered
fit for in a short timO and without much out
lay. Said property lies the Charlestow1 aud
Kablctown road, ABOUT three mics from the former
place. 1t presents the finest sites Tor man
ufactory to he found in the State.
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TIM9F r,
No. 2, known as the Mill Lot,

AdiOins the tract above mentioned, on the South,
and contains four or five acres of LAND. The
stream known ,sEvitra Run" passes through
il, and furnishes an unfailing water power scarce
two first rate MILL SITES. and the remains of n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13
old ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
~ Talon the French systeTa.
QUICK CURES & LOW PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

DR.. Teller continues to be eonndentiaIIS HnS
successfully consulted on all forms Of private d.
seases, at his old established Hospital No.
Beaver street. Albany, New York. T.s
Twenty years devoted 10 this particular branch
OF practice enables him 20 perform cures such
as no other physician cans and his facilities are
such IbeinR in correspondence with the moEt
smineut physicians of the Old Wurldl for obtain.
ing the safest aa wei as the latest remedies fol
the diseases, that he can Ofer Inducements to the
IN fort mates of rapid cure TO be obtained At nc
other ofice in America. '.
of the Testicles, and SpernAtie Cords, Bubo,
liberated Throat, Sore Nose, Tender Shin Bones,
Cutaneous Eruptions, Bnes, Ulcers, Abeess, and
all other Impurities Of tre system.
YOUNG MEN
ad6 ctAd to secret ha'Its, who have I'm paired
their health ana destroyed the vigor OF their
ure Of Married Lie, are notified that Ia cor :
SultinG Dh 4. they " III ind q friend to console.
and pHy ysician Wno has cured thousands.
DR. TELLER'S GREAT WORK p ta
For the married and those cOntemp, ating mar
rage, 200 pages fall Of DIHtes-price % cents.
The single married and the rarrIed happy. A
lee ure on Love, or how to choose q partner a
eomplets Work on midwifery It contains hun
ty-dve cents enclosed will secure . copy oy rs
turn mail.
TO THE LTDIEs.
nr. Teller stili retains In America the agency
for tha sale Of Doctor Vichoi's Italian Female
Monthly Pills, for stopp ges, Irregularities and
other o6structions In fem ties.
On the receipt OF one dollar, the price per
boz, these pills Will be sent by mail or expTe 8
to any part OF the word secure from curiosity
once hours from a. m. to p. m, and en-
n. ;. Persons at 6istance can be cured At
home by addressing DR.. Teller, enclosing re-
mlttance. Medicine securely pac<ed nom Ohser-
SstiOn, sent 70 any p Tt of the world, All cases
Warrsnteh. No charge for advlee. no students
or boys employed. Notice this; address all let,
Iers to j. TELLER, N. D.
ly55.s Beaver st Albany, N. Y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To COnsumptiVeS.

THE ADVERTISER having been restored TO
health in afrG weeks BY very simple rerz-
edy, after having Suffered foE several yearl with
= aavere lang a6ecIion, and that dread disease
Consumption II anxiour 20 make known 20 kis
felloW-sudererS the means Of cure.
To AZ who ieslre II, he win send capH ~
prescription ed Cfree OF eharge,) vita tbs- a.
recSisns for pr pairing and using thesane, which
they viii nno 4 eUEs oUEE for CoHsuMrrIaH,
AsIl1tAs BEoNr afTa, Couaub. CoLDa, and AL Throat
and Ling Affections. The only object or the
advertiser IN svnding tho Prescription II 70 bene
ht the aelicted. and spread information which he
eoneeivoAto bsing valuable, and he hopes every
sufferer ain iIy kIA remedy, as II WI cost them
nothing, and nay proYeE b,esrng.
Parties Wisl lng the preacrtpIion, VIII please
address ReV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York
naylR'6aylHt4p