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W ployment to Canvass for . new Religious
Work, Of rare merit, peculiarly adapted TO the
young. but equally entertaining and instructive
IN all, snd invaluable to every Christian family
uneqnA-d IN elegance and cheapne~; being en-
belli he'd with nearly $40 engrxvings Expe-
will sell ut sight, should secure cho CO Of territory
AZ ono. For Particular, terms, &C, addr~ss p.
Co, Philadelphia, Pa. sept4:lm
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tb~ aSency II tbs
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY cokPASr.
For tbs sale 81 its
NEW SEVEN PER CENT. THIRTY YEAR
GOLD LOAN. PaEE gguN TAX.
This Ian amounts 20 t1..D0.sa0. Put MI
gaze L@nd-gr.nt and sinking Fund 3D. d. -
cured upon tho eIisBs''aI q Ne E.nw., I'm
near Sheridan. IN K.i,sa-. 10 D-g,Yer G,.lor.do !.
di-txno~ OF 2s5 mile ~ shist Il fni.- ~. com
pet d. and the yer' o. Dn0sr oH-.ru,1hn HI,
| also Mors~s- upyn III o.d tn.rsanuy--...t
| and Fr.ochi.e ~ this rTri-sla-- bsa.., ,.-aa..
running through b. 49,. of aas-A- Asd
| in suco1ss'ul ol-rafin fs sS msiss ...s "a tie
Mi-~our River. aid EARRING sir.-dy .n.ush 70
meet al Of IS expenses and erisyiisg Obig s,lOns
| be-sdes
MORE THAN TIE ISTEREsT UPON THIS
NEW LOAN.
In addition to thi-, the Bonds are also secured ~
first mortgage Of the
GOVERNMENT LAND GRANT or THREE
MILLION ACHES.
extending in alternate sections on either sae u
ths track, from the 3g4 b mt. post m .nss-.t 70
Denver. The Droc-eis OF the -Aae ii thee lanes
are n be invested by the TRUSTEES IN the l,1
cent. Bonds, themselves up 70 lYo, or 10 L. q
bonoe, ~
A SINKING FUND FOR THE REDEMPTION
OF THE BONDS.
The lands embrace -orne ~ the n,e-t y,r-ious
Of the ssni no.Dt TerritFy Of Colorado. rncind-
! ing cal neid and pinery. The Company ass
holds - an ..-et another tract II
THREE MILLIONS or ACRES IN THE
STATE OF KANSAS.
and, although not pledged - q security for this
Loan, their .os-s-rsi sdds srvey 60 the Com
~ the ;omp4ny'r pro1=rry. covered by tins
gaze. AZ f2S 100000 net, while the Loan y merely
q, 5aO90.
The Bonds have
THIRTY YEARS TO Run.
from May 1, 1868. and viii pay
SEVEN PER CENT. INTEREST IN COLI.
semi annually, on May and Nov. !. and are
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAXATION.
the Company paying the tax
The PRINCIPAL Of the Loan f. made payable N
Gold. IN the City Of New York, but each. oOupOs
viii be
PAYABLE IN FRANKFORT. LONDON. Oh
NEW YORK.
a. option Of the holder. without notice. al The
following rates:
On q .ooa Bond in New York, sS3 Cgolsl each hsY
year.
On d cdo Bond in London. Fl S.. I0i. each half
year.
On q 900 Bond in frankfurt, 81 fr 30 krts.. each
half year.
The Agents ~ the Loan. before sc,eptinv she
trust, had the condition Of the road. snd tss
country through which ~ runs, carefully
incl. They ar happy 20 gsve the Loan
phntic Endorsement ~
PIRsT-cLAss IsvEsTMENT.
in every fespec. perfectly sure. and in som.
BETTER THAN GOVERNMENT sEcUKI-
TEE
The Bonds viii be sold for the pres.n, Al
%, .AsD ACCRUED INTEREST. BOTH II
CURRENCY.
u. Agents re.srvins the right TO advance ne
rate.
The attention 81 investors i- invited 30 ib-s
wef-secur-d BoDfs. which vs,rornm-nd 80
Of the most pront.ble ,nve-tm--nis in the n.rtst
Gold and Government seeurits.. tak.s an ta,.
m-nt At thsir msrkst value. without coImis
raons.
Pamphlets. With msps. giving full informative.
sent On application.
DAByEY. MORGAN, a CO..
No So Exchange Piaoe. MI.
NIX JEsUP CO.
No ~ Pine Street. nj.
aug7 dswsm
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3ssv Advertisements.
VX7ANTED--A0ENTS FOR HOW
w 10 MAKE THg FARM PAY.

The PaDer's Book, By W. 81. Essssaan and
man. showing how TO dou We the vslns Of Lad !;
mako thrss times ~ much oct u tsook; rasse
thrte times - mach GRAIN, Hay, R00ss and al
farm crops, and moro than double al tho pro6ts
ana fsu,s oulturist wants il one Hundrsd asd
forty Illustsafions 6alss imnsoes. Dmd for
circular. kntssprising men will learn the par-
ticul.rs Of . m ney -msking business b. address-
ing ZEIeLxa, hoCunDY 4 Co., Philadelphia. Pa,
or Spr,ngno6, Mass.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

Cash paid for Butter. The highest market prics
paid every Saturday, st my store in the Stevens
House hook GEO. B. ANDRObS.
Ru1and, June 80, 1869. VT
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-16

THE COLISEUM Hundreds Of people
visited tho Coliseum to witness the effect
which had been wrought upon that mann
moth structure by tho recent gale. Dur
ing tho afternoon the crowd was greatly
increased in numbers, and the scene in
that locality, with the masses continually
coming and moving away, reminded one
forcibly Of jubilee week. The building
has been described by some Of our con-
temporarics as total wreck, but it is far
from such, though it is undoubtedly too
far disabled to warrant complete recon
struction. The principle damage has been
effected at the southern end Of tho build
ing. The end wall and the upper portion
of the roof to nearly tho center of the
building has been torn off, and the greater
portion Of the rubbish wns blown over on
to the promenade walk along the eas,crly
side and down the embankment beyond.
The northern end, or front of the struc-
ture, is also nearly demolished, the larger
portions of debris having fallen outward.
The upright walls are intact, with the
exception of the apertures above the gall
leries at the ends. The balconies are
also perfect, their great strength
having successfully resisted the weight
of those portions of the roof that
fell upon them. The real value
of the structure is its lumber, which
was cut to advantage for future use. This
has been reduced merely to the breakage
of the roof-supports, which have thus
been rendered suitable only for frewood.
Parties who desire to purchase the build.
ing. have reduced their bid for 1t on tina,
account from $4,000 to $17,5OO, only,
which leads the owners to believe that
their proposed plan of disposing of it
may yet be carried out They have nc
reason, either, to doubt the expediency oi
again fitting up the floor, after the re-
movsl Of the debris, for further evening
promenade entertainments, subject, Of
course, to the changes of weather, foz
which the coming month is not by any
means proverbial. The accident to the
building Is chiefly attributable to the
large circular window in the southerly
end in the rear Of the organ. which
was not strong enough TO Withstand
the force Of . gale Of such unexsm.
pied violence In this locality. The roof
was undoubtedly lifted from it support
ers by the wind that entered through the
aperture thus made, aud the northern end
gave way BY the sudden imitation Of the
Interior. Had not the immense structure
been remarkably stroAA it would not
have escaped complete destruction. The
damaaH 10 the Coliseum Il not of such q
na6ure q 10 psevent the carrying out Of
the oigina pio9sa1ne, and after sone
repdse ere AaAs tie ennnd concerts will
b given, and it viii b disposed OF On
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Inc k01k xAav00 ana Lake SnOfc
Railroad.
The engineers have completed their
oheapness and feasibility disappoint
everybody. The road can be built at a
trifiing cost, comparativ ely, and offers in
ducements superior to any other route
both in cost Of construction and business.
There are no deep cuts or heavy fills, and
there are nine towns in the line, or in it's
immediate vicinity, that would furnish
more business for the road in one week
than the towns ON tho other side Of the
lake from Ticonderoga down to Whitehall
would furnish in six months. All that is
necessary to secure this road is immediate
and energetic action on the part of our
people. Shall We sleep and allow this
great thoroughfare to be diverted? Will
We Join the crowd Of croakers and content
ourselves by folding our hands and NUT
tering about being "fooled," and sagely
shaking our heads and declaring our con-
viction that "the road will never be built,
while We eco the prize snstched from us
by some moro energetic peoplep
No great enterprise was ever yet pro-
jected which did not at first receive this
sort of disoouragement from nine-tenths
of the people who were to be benefited by
it. It is energetic action, constant labor,
and persistent faith that overcomes and
secures grand results. We beseech OF
you, gentlemen on the line OF the Lake
Shore road, not to grow weary or faint
hearted over this enterprise. The pros
poets of the route brighten every day, and
all that is needful to secure the construc.
ton of the road il prompt action on our
part, and q guarantee that we will do
what we ought to do by way of pecuniary
aid. Again we say, wake upw LIT
every man, woman and child contribute
their mite, and within two years from
this day we shall have the road in run.
ming order.
Some of our people act and talk very
foolishly about this matter. They seem
to think that this road is " be built with
out any aid from us, and even without
any sort of encouragement from us; thai
it should have been commenced, and
should have been completed IA soon ma the
survey was completed; and because it wa'
not, they have arrived at the wise conclu
sion that nobody ever expected the road
would DO built; that it never will b.
built, and all that sort Of nonsense. W.
say to you, gentlemen, who have hnd
faith in this enterprise, who have lAbored
earnestly for it, that you need not despair
that within brief time you will learn
that your faith has not been misplaced
and that your labor has not been in vain
Keep up good courage, labor with renew
cd energy, and you will be rewarded BY
securing the result desired.
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CPRIN0SIDE q O. OOL FOR
- Boys, Pitt field, Aa@.-Next term begins
Sept i8. Send for new circuiar to Pruf, w. G.
Richards, Pfn.
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DOCK CASE WANTED.

A second hand Book Case wanted. Any per-
ION having one that they wish TO dispose OF will
please apply to
E. c. FUTILE.
Herald Office.
/ Rutland, Aug. o. 1869. dAwu
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CEND TOT. W. P. .JENKS. a. III.

NEND TO j. w. p. .JENKS, A. NJ,
- Middleboro, Mass, for CiTculr Of the Select
Scientific Course Of Pierce Academy. tucludinl
French, adapted TO both sexes, rum the Aees Of
Is TO Is. Number OF pupiis limited 70 50. Nev
glasses formed sept. Is 30 par quarter Of 10
weeks will pay for board, Tuition, Books, fuel and
lishts. Cheapest School In tho United States I'm
its advantages.
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3AUI6u&U v w.
NEW DRUG STORE
HANRAHAN q co. beg 10 announces 20 fhs
inhakSfaDss a Rutland aud ~ nssgh RinG val
BATEy BLOCK,
Corner Of Herrbapts' Rov and Center street. an
Apotheesry's Hall, which they have stocked via
large and select assortment u
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. FANCY
GOODS, &C, &C,
direct from New York, ard which they win ssi
~ the lowest rates FOR CASH.
DIR. HANRAHAN takes sreat pleasure in
avaiIiDg bimself Of thn 0pp0Tf untty 70 return
hs shsSss 10 bic pstsoss ard nun~soss fFseDd'
fr the oI,rdiai ami g~neruus supp 1T given him
sisos bis ahvent TO Rut and and trusts ~ pr.mrr
| attsatsoo g the esis Of thsss vhce pn'v'de'.na
may aAaics with disease- that his humble -h.rfs
vii ~, he Asttees hin,ssf they h~ve hith~rt6
been, e1estuai in alievisting their ssnennss,
which viii BE hi highe0t Amb1ftun.
Hsncslogth, LII. HanEahan. when mt In his
once over kngers' stare on Center street, m>y
| b seen 1t the Apothecsries' Han. and not n
Fem Cn.'s, having discontinued doing busa-
usss with that dFm.
A. every community has its ponr, and ~ d..
HanHahan h unable to knOw tbose vbo are -, .
oertiscste from . clergyman Of any denopina-
ton stating inability a. pay the usual fees Will
obtain for any one DR.. HanrahAn's professions
services Uratuitoasly.
Dr.. Hsnsshas may b found - sta'ed below:
Ru1LAND-At his Office, from until SIS an,
| fFom n.S0 until l-S0 Pm, and hon until 9.0t
pm.
WEST RUTLAND-On Mondayn. Wednesday,
| and Fridays. at O'Clock p.m., At John Murph,'s
CAsrLEron-Every Wednesday and knday ~
| 5 ocSck p.m., at Northrup's Drug store.
HYDKvnLB-Every Friday 1t O'Clock, 1t n.
AclN0oough's.
WEST CAsTLKrox-Eveu Friday, from TO 9
pm
BRApDoN-The second Sunday OF every month,
at ocio X Pun, It James Coseroves.
RAIRsAvEA-Evesy Wednesday. 1t o'clock
pm. aug dSw3n
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sal Distillsrs ass rsquirsd n A. To
do0 0fW44e lodn1n tobssasSa
with the regulate hasps and staples, and
the Internal Revenue officers are required
to 80 ~ ~ sAsapS 10 sufficiently
strong and the staples securely fastened.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-16

A. d, Arms, Montpelier; J. E. White,
Shelburne; E. s. Brownell, Essex juno
tion. There are large quantities OF
Early Rose, and other varieties of Pota-
tOes)
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-09

J. a. GTo0eseen. founder Of the old as9d taUora6ly
kx0ayn hoaLSs of GrONsstesaa d 60
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-09
Science Advances,

As soon as an article purpoTting to be- of utility
been tesbed and ITS merits endorsed by public opinion
anprnciped parties endeayor repenish their depict
ed curses by counterfetng and substituting spurious
Tor the genuine article Some time since, mercury
the disguise of pills, powders &c. given for dis
eases OF the stomach and liver while quinne was freely
administered Tor the chIlls. At length HOSTETTER'S
BtEfERS made its advent, and an entire new sys EN-
OF healing nauguFated. The beneficial effects OF
this valuable preparation were at once acknowledged
and mineral p0sons suffered to sink into that obscury
TO Whloh an enlightened race has consigned them.
There have been many spurious Bitters palmed upon
the commnity which, after trial. have been found per
feetly worthless while HOSTETTER'S has proved a
blessing to thousands who to it their restoration
to health
For many we have watched the steady progress
OF HOSfETFER'S STOMACH BITTERS III public
estimation, and its benitcent effects for all
complaints arising from the stomach of morbid nature,
and are free to say that it be relied upon as
certain relief and remedy Its prOpretors have made
the above preparation alter years Of careful study and
sitting, nd are reapng thereward claimed by this
valuable specific, and which they richly merit. 1t is
the only preparation OF the kind that reliable in all
cases and It therefore demands the attention of the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-09
p COLDER DAY
INSTANTANEOUS BEAUTY

has dawned all who desire TO in age one OF
most glorious gifts of youth the magnificent black
brown tinge which renders the hair irresistible
eI2a ont "a Jatt
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EDYARD Il WOOD, line Groceries, Wines,
Il Liquors, Cigars and Canned Fruits. Agents
for Powells Ale and Royal Baking Powder 100
milwaukee, street
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-09

From On. 7. W. ELLIS, Troupville, Ga,
Jan. 6, 1859. If could receive both boxes
of the Gargling Oil it would not be too
much, as think could soon find sale for
1t all, the inquiry being frequent since it is
supposed that [ have it for sale.
From Dr. VIM. S. MCCALL, Chamois,
Mo-, Nov. 6, 1858. Your Gargling Oil is
taking the shine off from all the liniment
of the day. If you desired them could
procure dozens of certificates from the bes
citizens of the country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-09

DR. HAZARD, of Newport, r. IL offer to the public
the following easy method OF eure, which have
IN use for over thirty and which have ever found
effectual in peling from the human system within
the space OF few hours the morbid matter which is
probably the primary of most of the diseases
that alict mankind. IT,.
As practicable after the symptoms of disease
decidedly appear such dizziness, pain the head,
stomach, bowels neck, shoulders, eyes, back, side
often accompanied with difficulty of breathing, sick
ness at the stomach chs, fever, diarrhea or other
premonitory warning, let the patient retire Sleep
nag ROOM and, seated out Of any draft air, beside the
bed and place his feet above the ankles in water,
hot as can possibly be borne, keeping blanket drawn
around the legs to exclude the air and prevent the
escape of the steam. In about five minutes whilst the
water is still very warm wipe the feet dry quickly
possible. and get into warm bed; then take if man
from fiye to six, if woman, from four to five or
Braudreths Pills, according to the bulk and constn
ton of the person,) and drink Immediately after
Jumbler of weak lemonade if TO be procured Cor if not
moasses and water), so hot that { only be drank
sup st thu time. This have found to produce
'sCtious sweat. Then lie down, and warm taking
not to expose the person 10 damp very cold
Tor some ten twelve hoTs after the medicine has
operated, and taking nothing but water cruel during
that time If this does not you within
hours, call in physician, have nothing further to
offer. do not, however recollect single instance
where this remedy has been applied IN the early stages
of bilious nammatory diseases, in which it has not
accomplished speedy and thorough cure
. THOMAS r.. HAZARD, NJ. d. B.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-09
Blessings i'll Disguise-A Young Man
TTnwiftfngiy MarrieS a Golden Treas
From the st. Joseph MOI Gazette.

blessings i'll Disguise-A Young Man
TTnwittingiy Marries a Golden Treas
IRE.
From the st. Joseph (Mo.) Gazette.
We heard yesterday an incident from
which. had we the space to spare, a first
class romance might be written up. Some
time last fall a young lady came to St Jo-
| seph from the east to spend the winter with
/ y relative Unassuming, handsome, grace
| fuI and Intelligent, she created most IA
| yorable impression with those who enjoyed
| the pleasure of her acquaintance, and form
| cd an agreeable addition to thesociaI circle
| in which she moved. She was remarkably
/ retired and quiet in her manners, and stu
| diously sought to avoid all ostentatious
| display IN her apparel, but at the same
! time exhibited IN her dress the most ex-
| onisite taste, and in her manners the most
| elegant refinement
Shortly after the lady's arrival she was
/ called upon by q young gentleman "a resi-
| dent of this county, who had formed her
| acquaintance in the East, and soon there
| after his visits became frequent and his
attentions marked and devoted. 1t was
| noticed, as the friendship of the two ripen-
ed into intimacy, that the lady began to
/ institute, IL n very cautious manner, in
| quiries for the purpose of ascertaining
/ whether the gentleman Iittl JtlS least 1GGia
of her history and condition, and particu-
| iarlv of her financial affairs. These in-
auirics were prosecuted for some time, and
after q courtship of some months, she
committed her happiness and fortunes to
the care of the gentleman alluded TO, and
the celebration of the nuptials were duly
recorded in the early part of the present
spring The happy couple Immediately
started to the East, and are now residing
at the former homo Of the bride.
And now comes the sequel. The quiet
and unassuming young lady was in reality
the .possessor Of immense wealth, and the
undoubted heiress of an estate worth over
four millions of dollars fact wholly I'M
known at the time even to the gentleman
who had sought her hand and heart. She
had taken this method to test the sincerity
of her admirer and finding his heart the
{ tue gold, lad committed unhesitatingly q
golden treasure and q pure warm heart to
, his keeping without even permitting the
many gallant youths of st. Joseph to catch
the faintest idea of the glitering prize APP
i, parentIy within their reach The parties
to this romantic affair are now living hap
5 PLY together, and it is not probable that
> the agreeably disappointed husband will
ever move to Chicago and apply for di-
vo1ce on account of the innocent little
fraud practiced upon HIM.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-09

From DIR. j. 2, TERRELL, Warren, Ind.
March 3, 1861 am engaged in the prac-
tlce of medicine, and find your Gargling
Oil an extremely efficient remedy in all
cases where an external application is in
dicated
From DIR. G. B. NEAL, Burris, Iowa,
Dec. 20, 1856 + have practiced medicine
IN this county seven years and cheerfully
recommend your Gargling Oil as the bes
liniment in use.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-09
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health
lew weeks by very simple remedy after having suffer
ed several years with lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption anxious make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
10 all who desire it, he viii send copy of
soriptiou used free OF charged with the directions
preparing and using the same which they win
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHI
IT'S etc The object of the advertiser sending
Prescription benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he conceves to be iuyauable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost
'hem nothing, and may Prove blessing
@I1es wishing the prescription viii please address
REV. EDWARD A WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County New York
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H-.-.-..-..-...zas
lBeess..a.-s.nxs<&

Messrs. Nolan, & Bios, Wholesa
Druggists, Wheeling, Va, say, under date
Of July "a, 1866, that they can safely recon-
mend the Gargling Oil for more diseases
than it is recommended for.
From J. K. FISHER, Uniontown, Pa,
June 81, 1867.-Your Gargling Oil is doing
much better here than formerly, since It's
virtues have become known, and the bot
ties put for Family Use, without Stain,
are much sought for. lisa
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sst-
&zzs' Eazs

From CRUMp q Bros, Cochrane Landing,
Ohio, Nov 20, 195S.-We are pleased with
your medicine. It has been the means OF
curing q great number of different diseases
upon persons as well as upon horses We
thinkit cures all you recommend it to do.
We want you to send us the larger proper
ton Of the variety for Family Use, D." in
small bottles, 1909
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sSE
- wz

Extract from q letter from Hon. NATHAN
LINDSEY, County Judge of Shelby Co.,
iowa, dated Harlan, April IS, 1S67.-It is
decidedly preferred to any other liniment
sold in this section
Extract Of a letter from SAMUEL, S. Hupp,
dated Fallsburg, Ohio, July It, 1866 In
June last Henry safie had yearling colt
that had what was supposed to be Dipthe-
ria for more than ten days, so that it could
not eat and the throat swollen almost shut,
and by the use Of three or four applications
of the dollar bottles did the desired effect.
From A. G. MEL, Lewisville, Coschocton
Co., Ohio, March, 1852. I have used your
Gargfng Oil for the Scratches on my horse,
and it cured it with he first application.
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ERRORS OF YOU'RE

AGENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay and all the effects of youth
fu ndscretion, wi for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing profit by the advertisers expert
do BY addressing, in perfect confidence
JOHN b. OGDEN,
mis- iy No. AZ Cedar street, New York