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Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

ACCIDENT. .-Jo oshua Porter was killed by
the bursting of fywheel ON the threshing
machine of r. Marley, near Newark, on Fri
day last. The accident was caused by the belt
flying off, when Mr.. Porter fastened to put on
the break, and forcing it down too suddenly
the wheel bursted. and piece of it struck him
on the head with such force as to break the skull
and produce death in about five hours. He
was about forty years of age, and leaves wife
and eight or nine children.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

THE RAILROAD as. MINISTERS. Rev. Mr..
Hghtbourn, of Dover, in speaking of the Dover
District Preachers Association, thus fays the
Delaware r. r. and Mr.. Sewal for not show
ing ministers such favors as he thinks them
entitled to:
The secretary of the Association, pursuant
to instructions, applied to Z. @. Sewall, Esq,
superintendent of the Delaware Railroad, for
a reduction of fare, but the application only
afforded that gentleman another opportunity
Of evincing his want of respect to Christian
ministers. The Delaware Railroad is under no
little obligation to the Methodist preachers of
this peninsula. The revenue arising from camp
meetings held under the auspices OF these
preachers, and the other patronage of the
church, should induce the superintendent and
managers of the road to adopt more gener-
Gus policy towards Christian ministers. The
uniform testimony of all the members of the
Association was that no railroad in the United
States treated ministers with such disrespect as
the Delaware Railroad.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

MURDER. James J. Brooks, special
United States Revenue officer, was shot Mon
day in Keenan's liquor saloon, corner of Front
and Arch streets, Philadelphia, by party of
rufIians who came in. The wound received is
probably mortal. The store in which the at
fray occurred was under seizure at the time.
The assassins escaped, and reward of $1,000
has been offered for their capture. ...
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

Rev. Mr.. Shepherd preached at Graham
avenue Methodist non Episcopal church, in
Williamsburg, N. Y, on Sunday against what
he termed the errors and corruptions of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, among which he
mentions its paid choirs, college education and
Sys big salaries tor its nd ter political or msts
and wealth, .--...
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

The reports of Napoleon's health, guarded
and untrustworthy as such official bulletins al
ways are, show that there is reason for keen
anxiety in France, which the Empress sudden
abandonment of her trip to Constantinople will
not tend to allay. Probably there is no im%e-
diate danger of fatal termination of the mala-
dy, but it does not seem certain that Napoleon
is even convalescent as yet, and all France feels
that Imperialism is upheld by slender thread
indeed.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

NEW PAPER, DIR. Stiles Kennedy, of Mary
del, prominent::temperance lecturer, expects
to start paper called the DeIaaeare Democrat
about the middle of November. The place of
publication is not decided upon. 1t is to be
devoted to News, Democracy and temperance
rather strange mixture-the two last.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

We print in our Maryland items in this issue
an account of terrible fire that has broken
out in the woods in Worcester county, near
the Delaware line, which nothing but severe
rain will subdue. Our accounts are up to Sat
urday, when the fire was still raging. We also
give an account of serious riot and fire al
Drummondtown.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

In regard to the National Capitol Convention
to be held at ST. Louis, it is stated that Cover
nor Geary will not send delegates to it, as the
people of Pennsylvania are not ready to sane
ton the movement. Governor Baker, of Ind
ana, approves the movement, but doubts his
authority to appoint delegates Governors
Yarmouth, of Louisiana, and McClug, of Mis-.
souri,, will send delegates.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

John McI.ca & Son, Bankers, are author
lied agents for the Lake Superior and Mississip-
pi R. R. Co., offer their first mortgage bonds
at 96 and interest, also the Wilmington &
Reading r. r. Co., dnd offer their First Mort
gage Bonds at 85 aud interest.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. sth.

THE TIMES" is published Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH H. HOFFEcKER Editor and Proprietor, Smyrna,
Delaware.
year S2OO in advance $3.50 il
mot paid till the end of the No paper discontinued until
all padony at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will rate of Seven Gents
ne the first insertions Threeand
ahaf cents liberal discount made quarterly semi
nua aud yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

The growth and development of Atlanta,
Ca, since its partial destruction in 1864, have
been remarkable. 1t claims now a population
of thirty or forty thousand, and nearly twelve
hundred buildings are in course of cOnstruc.
ton at the present time.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

The following is an extract from private letter
written by the PropretOrs OF the PantstiOn Bitters
I'VE had no conception of the wide spread suffer
duced by the Plantation BiLters when we first COM
menced offering them for sale We now find that
every house has weak child, an ailing parent, or
debilated aged member, who needs this Tonic. Our
Laboratory has grown from a single room 10 an i'm
mense building and sales from few bottles 10
many hundred dozens per day, and we are glad 10
know that they have done you so much good
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

There were 473 more commitments fordruDk.
enness in Boston in July and August of the
present year than there were in the same
months last year. And still the city is agitat,d
by the question is there an open bar in Bvs.
ton?
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

0- DEAFNESS, Blindness and CATARRH treal,
ed with the utmost success, by }. lsAACs M ": ahu
Professor of Diseases Of the Eye and Ear inthe Neu
cal College of Pennsy vania, l2 years experience
ormery Of Leydon, Hoand) No. Su5 ATfh street. gS.
Phlla. Testimonials can be seen at his ohce' ln0
medical faculty are invited to accompany iheif Ps
tients, as he has no secrets in his Practice AInG A"
.;o eyU' "'''''O jel7-ly
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

If we're weary washerwoman with sore hands
and weak back, should pray that the man might
be ever blest that invented Moore & Bros Will
mington City Soap" sept
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08
Err0rs Of Youth.

oantleman who suffered for years from Nervous Drn
Premature Decay and all the effects 3 yoGl@ QUIZ @ to- ali who
need IT, the receipt and directions for making he % hs
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 poo conf
yertisers experience can do by addressing " ppnNFN
dence, ~, "a ~ ~ ntroat New York.
myl9-lY NO az OeuaI S1
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

FIRE IN CAMDRN.-The residence of Capt.
John j. Richards, adjoining Camden, was de-
stroyed by fire ON Friday, 9th ut. The pro-
perty was valued at ABOUT .Sd $iooo' on Whicn
there was an insurance Of 5000.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO LADY.-On Friday
week, Mrs. Maggie Grier, while visiting the
wooden factory of Messrs. Hoffecker & Brother,
at the Haven Mills, near this town, in compa-
ny with some friends, had her dress caught in
the shaft of the first brake, which was revolv-
ing at the time at the rate of one hundred and
twelve revolutions per minute. She was caught
up and thrown a distance of several feet, strk-
ing against the machinery of the second brake.
In her fearful descent her head came in con.
tact with the spindle shaft a solid bar of iron,
producing concussion of the brain, severe
confused wound on the scalp, lacerating and
bruising the forearm, and otherwise seriously
iniuring her. DIR. VIM. j. w. Purnell was
called in, who rendered the necessary surgical
aid, and we learn the lady is doing we'll and
likely soon to recover, notwithstanding the
delicate state of her health.
But for the presence of mind of one of the
proprietors of the mills, in arresting the ma
chinery by cutting off the supply of water, the
accident might have proved instantly fatal.
This is the fifth accident of serious nature
that has occurred to the family of Mr.. Grie
in little more than a year. We sincerely regre
their multiplied misfortunes, and earnestl,
hope that the future may be more productiv,
of kind favors to them than the past year ha
been Of evil mishaps. Milford Mutual Friend
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08
Needles, Compound HemIOck PIasters

Never fail in giving eeF and often perfect radical cures
acute Infamme tOn Weakness they p9pJ
relieve Rheumatism LumbagO, Kidney Diseases eak baek,
Inflammation of Lungs Pleurisy Acute Dyspepsia SSoe
Joints Enlargement of the Liver, WhOoplng COush anu
Asthma. ~ ..;,.a1
n B-The genuine come in yellow envelopes with printed
name my trade mark ellipse) 3szes-Snal me1u"
and large. Retail at 20, 2j and IS cents EACH
TI.I - ho.. ~, ra;sts arJ dealers janl3-lOm
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08
THE COMET.

"Who has not and seeing mournd.
And mourning smiled and smiling scOrnd,
In wild ambition flaming down,
Some comet from country town.
See, him in his motley hues:
Funereal blacks and birthstone blues,
And lurid green and bonfire red,
At their varied radiance she'd"
No the city country looked like that
bought his clothes the Largest Clothing House. Sixth
Market Streets Philadelphia Neat but not gaudy il
the Oak Hall style
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr TO the best imported
German Cologne. and sold al half the price. sep9ly
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

The BLACKBIRD SCANDAL CAsE.-Last |
week we published an account from an exchange
concerning an alleged attempt at rape near
Blackbird by Dir. Sheldon upon Miss Mar
shall. 1t seems that the affair has been entire
ly misrepresented. At the request of Nlr.
Sheldon the case was brought before church
tribunal at Union M. e. Church, last week,
(Rev. DR.. Uric, PASTOR and hearing was
had before committee of five laymen. The
young lady was the only witness, and her state
ment OF the case was about as follows: Mr
s. was making a road in the woods, his little
children being with him and his wife short
distance away picking huckleberries. Miss
Marshall, with two OF three Of her little sisters
(also after berries) came to where he was and
inquired where his wife was. They started to
look for her, leaving the children behind, and
in coming into the road, from the woods, he
put his hand on her miss NJ 81 shoulder and
pushed her down. She Indignantly asked him
what he meant, and he said he meant nothing
at all and helped herup. After an explanation
on his part they separated. She stated that he
said nothing improper and did nothing improp-
er beyond pushing her down. He stated that he
did not push her down but that she fell whilst
turning suddenly in surprise. She related the
affair to her parents, who were incensed, and
the father threatened legal process but told
Mr.. =. he would compromise for $50 which was
paid him. The affair occurred the latter part
of July. The committee exonerated Mr.. S
from all criminal conduct, but censured hin
for imprudence. He has always born an excel
lent character in the community, by whom ht
seems to be entirely exonerated. He has al
ways born an excellent character; is a mem
ber of the church named and superintendent
of the Blackbird Sunday School. The cir
we understand does not wish to criminate him
| -~~~~>
u l. o. OF g. T-The Grand Lodge of Goo
Templars of this State met in Milford, Sept
1st, inst. The attendance was very good. TIL
returns and reports show the Order to be in
good condition. There was a public meetin
at night in the M. Il. Church, which wa
4 crowded. The audience was entertained to
e late hour by DIR. Stiles Kennedy, Rev. 0. 1
: Flippo, G. 2. Ramsdell and others. TIL
r speeches were very good. Everything passe
off in the best of order The following name
= persons were elected grand officers Of the Stat
< for the ensuing year:
e G.. w. G. T., I. o. Ayres, Smyrna; G. "
a c., DR.. Rogers, Willow Grove; q. w. V. L
S. Hegeman, Milford g. w. Sec'y, III. ,
= Enright, Dover; G. w. A. s., DIR. Stiles Ker
Il ncdy, Marydel e. W. Trea., d. Appleb,
# Christiana; G.. w. Chap, o. f. FlippC
; Dover; G. w. NJ, A. j. Groves, Smyrna; {
. w. d. NJ, Nj. A. Crouch, Dover; g. w.
G., S. Hegeman, Milford &. w. o. G., {
/, W. Eastburn, Pleasant Hill.
l. The next annual meeting will be held
a Middletown.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-08

1t costs so cts. per crate to ship peaches from
Millington to New York via railroad. 1t costs
% cts by water to Phia.
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SAVE MONEY
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
THREE MONTHS GRATIS!!.

This cheapest aud best Of the Literary
Weeklies" is offering unequalled inducements
to new subscribers.
lin the first paper Of October, 1t commenced
a brilliant Novelet called "a Family Failing"
by Elizabeth Prescott. ItalsO is now running
q serial called "George Canterbury's Will"
by Mrs. Henri Wood, the famous author OF
"East Lynne" &c.
NEW NOVELETS will continually succeed
each other. Among those already on hand, or
In progress, are "Under Ban," by Amanda NJ
Douglas. "LeonIe's Secret" by Frank Lee
Bened ct; A NoVelet, by Mrs. Hosmer, &c.
The Post also gives the Gems ofthe English
Magazines.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS for 1870 will have their
subscription dated back to the paper of octos
bei I'd, until the large extra edition Of that pm :.
per OF October I'd until the large extra edon Of
that date Is exhausted. This will be thirteen
papers in addition to the regular weekly mum.
bers for l670-or fifteen months In aill When
our extra edition ls exhausted, the names or
all new subscribers for 1870 will be entered on
our list the very week they are received.
TERMS.-3.5O a year, Two copies "a; Four
copies, 81; Five copies and Zone grNtis,) Se -
One copy OF the Post and one OF the Lady's
Friend, 81.
A copy of the large and beautiful Premium
Steel Engraylng-"Taklng the measure OF the
Wedding Ring engraved in England nj n
cost OF so, ,OOO-wil be sent TO every full (s2.5Ob
subscriber. and TO eyerv person sending n
club. This Is a truly beautiful engrayngl
Address u. PETERSON a CO.,
$40 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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FROM a private letter from a
gentleman for whom we did
some advertising a few weeks
since we copy these two SEN
tences: IL find that ii pays.
# Nad spent a fen more dol
lars for advertising 1 aoOuld
haze been better eff today"
We do not doubt it. Every
man who has anything to sell,
should tell the people about it,
and he will surely find pur,
chasers.
A little trade which took
place on our streets few days
ago shows that it pays to sub.
scribe for your county paper
as will as advertise. One ofour
merchants was approached on
the street by a farmer with
the inquiry, "Do you want to
buy any dried applesg" "Yes;
what do you ask9" he enquired.
'$1.25 per bushel," was the re-
ply. 81 will take ihem," said
the merchant; and the farmer
disposed of his wagon load Ct
dried apples at a $1.25 per
buShel-his own offer while
d. r. Bray had been advertise.
ing for two weeks past to pay
S1.50 per bushel. That man
'can't afford to take the county
paper" and no wonder he CAM
either!
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Times of Holding Courts In
the Seventh Judicial District
for 1870.
If you have any business in
the courts this year clip this
out and save it for reference,
DISTRICT COURTS.
Washington county, April 6;
Meigs, April II; Gallia, April
IA; Lawrence, April IS; Scioto,
April 81; Pike, April 25; Per,
ry, August 81; Fairfield, Sep
tember 1; Hooking, September
5; Athens, September s; Vim,
TON, September 12; Jackson,
September IA.
COMMON PLEAS COURTS.
Perry, February Z; May 8; Oc.
tober 3.
Fairfield, February 81; May %;
October II.
Hooking, March IA; June 10;
November 7.
Pike, February "a; April 26
September 10.
Jackson, January 81; May 2;
September 26. y
VINroN, February 81; May %;
October II.
Scioto, February Z; May o:
October 3.
Lawrence, March Z; June 6
October 81.
Gallia, February 2; April 2S
September 20.
Meigs, February 81; May II
October 70.
Washing ton, March 10; May
26; October 81.
Athens, March IA; May 26
November 3.
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How true and how strange, that
people should seek relief i'll the hiero-
glifics of a doctors prescription
when they can buy as good and nine
times out of ten q better remedy
than most doctors give, for the in'
significant sum of % cts. We refer
to Judson's Mountain Herb Pills,
these pills cure Headache, Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Female lr-
regularities, and all Bilious disorders,
they are prepared from a formula
pronounced by the most learned
Physicians Of our country to be the
best and most universal of family
medicines. Give them a fair trial
and you will never be without judi
sons Mountain Herb Pills. Sold by
all dealers.
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A. MUsKET in the hands Of
iMr. .SSwetand was accidentally
discharged last Thursday, at
his grocery, the charge tearing
a hole through the ceiling and
the floor Of the Enquirer office
above. s.- . ll-.sa4 .i .a,r
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BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PRICES.

That the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet and Me-
tronolitan Organs are the best in the world is
nroyed by the almost unanimous opinion ol
he protes sional musicians, by the award 10
them OF Seyenty.fve Gold and Silver edals
or other highest premium, at prircirai lndus'
trial cornpt ttions withic few years, including
the Medal at the Paris Exposition, and by =
sale ,I very much greater than that OF any siml'
lor instruments, and will not make ''cheap or
gans" at any price, or suffer an Inferior instrli'
5ment to bear their name. Having greatly IN
creased their facilities for manufacture, by the
Introduction of new machinery and otherwise
thew are now making Better Organs than Evei
Beiore. at increased economy in cost, which
in accordance with their fxed policy Of selling
always at least remunerative profit, they. are
now offering at Prices Of Inferior work. -Four
Octave Organs, double reed, solid walnut case
carved and panelled, with Five Stops tvlola,
d,apason, melodia, flute, tremulant,) Sl25'
Other STYLES in proportion.
Circulars with iull particulars, including ac-
ourate drawings Of the different styles OF or.
aans, and much information which viii be- oi
Service to every purchaser OF an organ VIII be
sent free, and postage paid, to any one deslr-
''s '">" MAsON& HAMLIN ORGAN co: -,
154 fremont 81. Boston; 500 Broadway, N. T.
dec l6 1869 4w
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RUhsEY RoApS 4 REED, me largest
wholesale Dealers IN Dry Goods and Notions,
Portsm9uth, Ohio, ,inyite N erchants and Fur
Aseemeh 70 an examination of their extensive
winter stock. they give special attention to
keeping the best goods, and you will always
Land .theIr stock the largest and prices the
lowest. One Of their 6rm remains East 70
: give his entire time in watching the markets
and in buying for them, and hence their stock
AlSays frefh and Rlwaysfirst Supplied with
ahspewest goods. They operate largely, do
buklAess on the principle 'ofthe smallest prof
ats, sad Praatee the sPIit Of liberal accom-
tnodAtion. eNiln o n /. ui! .--n |. sep. Y-yl
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Notice, oe,.' t,oo1 Teachers.

A., THE RoARDof fsohool Exepiners for Vim
ton County will meet at the union School
HdSses in Macarthur, % The 1T and Srd satpr-
day OF March, April, Mag, september, October,
and NeSembeyi and the LIT Saturday IN Janu.
Ory, IESehr9atS ,,Jupe rJuiS, August, snd De-
cem6er, in each ) ear. Examinations to com.
msnce at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. Satisfactory evl-
AsncS df good 6oiiatchafaetefASill beae4Olted
N All casess "A ice Of 5Occnts Is required. by
taH ttJm each applicant u - y u 2 '--' '--''
.d4o ,MpRi BARNES. Ch'n,Y J Board JoI
gf J.4 HUM. Clerk, % 7 School
,hoi. Il. o. .PEk1UE.ylY,fr lExamlners.
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MoIIenkoph & Bogenschutz

3 Htfeby'snnounee that they have opened q
new and. Sshionabe, custom made boot and
shoe storeain Union BlOek, Second st., near
sh5HFost Office, where they will always keep
-on'hand and ,nanuhcture to order, in the
latest styles, everythingln their line, Including
yeiits, ladies' and misses, boots and shoes OF
all grades. ~ l'' '' 't''
Theypropose keeping a stock Of goods thai
will not suffer in comparison with that of any
.Other estab) b)ishpepti in the city, and which vii
DO aold at the lowest iing rates. ''"1S
All work warpnted. None but skilliul
workmen employed. , %s.2NHeN. y
Call and examine opr stock and prices. Re
memher the place, No. 4QnIon Block near
POstaaaye:scNN0yEs AnoS2'lS0''
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Rs1b the Records advertisements.

RsfD the Records advertisements.
Examine the offers for clubbing with
other papers. NooffIr waseyer made
to you to furnish reaGing matter at
so low rate. Take the Blade-Nas-
,by's PAPER for Instance, the price OF
which is 50; the Stock Journal, 81,
the Record 50; totals5. wewill fur
nish them All for 1926, Or,Putnam's
Magazine 81, Stock Journalist, Record
50, totals iYewill furnish all three
for $40. '''- ''--
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BILL.HEADs, letter-heads, en-
velopes, business cards, circu-
lars, programmes, and every
thing in the jobbing line exc
cuted at the Record office in a
neat, quick and artistic man.
ner. ysf9 a'
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! EkK0itS IN .YOUTH.

AGeafIenan ;Ebe suffered for years tom
Nef+eae betiiity, Premature Decay aud all
tho esedssf youthful ipd,scretiou, viii, for
the sake Of suffering hnmauityg send free to
sllwhs seed< j., the seeeipt and directions for
Hssiag the sihfpis rerbedy By which Ne was
sursa, Ssufiergrs vishiaE TO prOflby the adj
vertiser'peSPeriene noe, can do SO byaddressing
N perfect confidence,
Lila si3iG,7i JOHN B. OG DEN,
Jasel7ly No. 42 Cedar street, New 70 -..
LTIrri u 4 u Z - III L IL = y Z
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Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRAhCH
Will leave Hamden at 90 am. and 2 lOp.m.
arriving at Portsmouth at 10 56 q m. and Tsp.
m, Returning trains will leave Portsmouth Rt
10 l0a.m. and ~ i5 pm, arriving at Hamden
at 10 pm. and 90 pm.
Trains connect a. Ioyeiand for all points on
the Little Miami Railroad, and at the Indianap.
oils and Cincinnati Railroad Jnncti.n for all
WV. PEABODY, ,
N Master Of Transportation.
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HURDERT HOLLAND, formerly
of this place has declined the
office of Presidentoft the Young
Mems Christian Association OF
Chillicothe, on account of bust
ness engagements. ss
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rTOlCoNsUMPTIYES.


TnE Advertiser having been restored to
health "a 4 few weeks, BY a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with a
ssvsrs lpag afieoton. and that dread disease,
Consumpt,on--is anxious to make known to
his fellow. w.sufierers the means Of cure. n.a
To all who desire 1t, he viii send copy OF
thspresenpton used free oicharge) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find 9 sure cure ior consump.
tion, -Asthms, Bronchitis, ele. The object Of
the sdsertiser Id sendug the Prescriptions is
to benefit the afflicted, and spreadinformaiion
which he eonceiyes 70 be- invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy, as it
will cost them nothing. and may prove 2 bless
ing..aR .fa HAJf q ! ..lsasiidrg sl.4 d
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address NO. I-li EfW rqII1 400,
10 auq iREVjBDwARD Al. WILSON, (
Williamsburg Kings County, New, York
jpsF Bn a Es :