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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-29
OBITUARY.

Died Sunday evening. November Is. 1869, al
seven o'clock, Mrs. Angeline Overton, aged
forty years.
The friends and aequaintances Of the de.
ceased are invited TO attend the funeral. which
will take place from her residence, IA Elliott
street. at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning. Hacks
will be in attendance.
The decsa,ed leaves four children, two kind
sisters and an afiectionatc mother to mourn
her loss. who are comforted with the thought
that she met her fate calmly and resignedly.
After eight weeks Of intense suffering. borne
with all possible Christian patience. she fell
asleep quietly and peacefully.
" Peacefully lay her down to rest.
Place the turf kindly on her lreast;
Sweet Is he slumber beneath the sod,
While the pure soul is resting with God.
Peacefully sleepl Peacefully sleepl
Sleep till that morning. Peacefully sleepP u
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Col. J. B. Heiskell for the Conven
ton.

EDITOR LEDGER: Several days ago
this gentleman name was suggested for
the State Convention. Others, worthy
of the public confidence, have also been
named for that important mission.
Since the days of the " State Of Frank
lin there has been no political assem-
blage of such vital Importance as the
ensuing Convention. 1t behooves US,
then, to send up such men as Heiskell
aud Stephens, who are well known to
sympatbise with the true interests Of
Tennessee. We want men who have no
friends to reward nor enemies to punish
men who are not only able and honest,
but whose Judgment cannot be warped
by any hope of political popularity-in
word, men who are not seekers Of
office. The acts of the Convention are
to shape the policy of the State for many
years to come-perhsps for half CEN
fury, and no political trimmers should be
sent there. The work to be done is full
of consequences and needs skilful
srtissus--men Who know their duty and
have the nerve to perform it. Some
very clever gentlemen shake With trepi-
dalton ct the mention Of negro suffrage.
They would shrink the responsibility of
displeasing Ssmbo, though they risk
the indignation of hundred thousand
white men. They think $50 they say)
that the negro, being enfranchisej, will
make FUSS if his vote be taken from
him. They forget that &c, 900 of the best
white men 10 Tennessee have been dis
frsnehised for eight years, and have sub
mitted to degradation, pillsge and detrac-
ton, and very little fuss" has resulted
from it. Previous to 1884 some of the
negroes had ballot, and we're deprived
of it by the new soustitptipn Of that year,
and there was not the slightest "fpss "
about il, The negroes, however, we're,
as they would BE- again, much happier
when they we're freed from the white
demagogues opportunities for their voteF,
Let the Convention be HntrammeIed with
msp whose msWkish senGblities, or de-
sire for negro support and Official posi-
tor. swerve them from their duty to the
State. The negroes Of Tennessee have
never been enfranchised by the voice Of
the people. The vote was given them by
usurpsd suthority-the same that pro-
claimed them free, Let them retain their
fr, edom, bpt the ballot belongs ex.
clnsiyely to the whites. SHELBY.
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Of few broken-down party tricksters
As to the masses of the Democratic party
being pledged to keep the negro in his
present rights, il cannot be sustained oy
any fair process Of argument from
The other side. II is well understooa
that when a party agrees to contract,
the terms of which contains an essential
condition, that the contract cannot be
held binding on the one in whose favor
The condition is made. said party is not
houud by the contract, unless the agree-
ment, with the proviso, is fully complied
with by the other contracting party
In the language Of Daniel Webster A
contract broken on one side is broken on
all sides" That is to say, the negroes OF
this State we're promised by few OF the
Democratic party, if they would give their
votes for the Embarrassment OF the
whites, then disfranchised, that the
Democratic party would see to it that
thew (the negroes) ,h,uld not in turn be
depriyed of their voting privilege. This
was the promise which the Democracy
made all over the State; and II not
stated in words, was well understood
The question, then, comes up: DID the
African comply with his part OF the con-
tract, and fulfill the great and essential
condition contained in it? No one can
assert with truth that he did, either in
the spirit or the letter, or in the smallest
degree approach such compliance
Are we of the Democratic party in
honor bound then to fulfill the terms of q
broken contract when such fulfillment
would be prejudicial to our own INTEREST,"
We cannot see the thing in that light,
and most respectfully decline to say or
do one thing to keep Mr.. Cuffey in his
right as an illegal voter. Those who
made this conditional promise to the me-
gro never at any time regarded that be
was qualified voter, but thought we
might bear this evil hereafter if the
whites could once more be Empowered
with the ballot.
1t is useless for the Avalanche to pile
up column after column of such tasteless
stuff as was thrown to the public on yes
terday. 1t is, after all, merely an excuse
for it's own perfidy, and will revert with
double force to strike down what little in
fluence it may have. The desire of the
better classes in this State, everywhere,
is for white mans government
Shall we submit to have the negro
forced down our throats2 Our voice is
against it. What say the people of
Tennessee
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BY TEL E G R A P B
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, November ~ EARLY yes
tetday morning Cornelius E S,ahl, 9
German, was murdered in shocking
manner at Newark, New Jersey. Five
persons are in custody, but the supposed
real murderer escaped. The affair is
mystery. -. :,
Another piece of daring rascality in the
Custombouse is now under investigation
by the District Attorney. These new
frauds differ from those previously dis
covered in fact, the goods on which the
drawback was claimed were ostensibly
shipped, although the packages were
ready. Bogus barrels of water, for IN
stance, were substituted for barrels of oil
The culprits seem to be different offend
ers from those, concerned in previous
frauds, and, so far as is known, none oil
the officials are implicated. The extent
of the frauds is not fully sscertained,
No arrests have been made.
A set of shsrpers calling themselves
Totten & Co, having an Office in Will
lam street, succeeded in swindling about
750 laborers out of FIVE dollars each IN.
der pretense of furnishing them passage
10 New Orleans, at which place they
would be set to work at 50 10 per day.
On Saturday, the day of sailing, their
Office was closed. Totten & Co. failed to
put in an appearance.
Alexander Nc Connsll, who was kicked
in the abdomen few days since by Lo
renzo Murphy, died last night. Murphy
is under arrest.
1t is stated that the French Govern.
ment, which refused to negotiate a new
postal treaty with Senator Ramsey on q
more liberal basis, has asked that the
present treaty, which expires on the first
of February, 1870, be renewed for one
year. This request our Government has
positively declined.
The Times urges the transfer of the
negotiations relative to the Alabama
claims to Washington. 1t doubts the re.
port that negotiations have been reopened
by Motley. 1t says, however, that II has
reason to believe that the British Govern.
ment was officially notified some time
since by the Secretary of War that this
Government was ready to receive any
new proposition which the British Cabi.
net might choose to submit. This was q
mere formal notification, but certainly
not reopening of it. It was amply q
necessary Formally In aHy event.
The Tribune says that in spite of the
representations of the Captain Generals
questionable organ, 1t Is reasserted that
the Spanish Admiral Mslcomo did in.
tend reprisals upon American com.
merce in a conceivable event, and that
Minister Roberts has not changed the
demonstrsiiye tone Of his diplomacy.
Both Admiral Malcomo and Minister
Roberts will now, perforce, await the
issue of the gunboat litigation and the
action OF Congress. II by that time they
wish to treat, to sell out, or to make war,
they will be in order,
c. D. Richardson is this morning said
to be gradually sinking, and no hopes
entertained of his recovery.
ALBANY, November 29.-Henry NJ.
Dunn, who was bitten by dog in Au.
gust, was taken with hydraphobia on
Thursday, and after intense suffering
died yesterday.
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Boucicault has one hundred and fifty
plays On his conscience.
Clara Louise Kellogg will not return to
Europe this season.
American rocking chairs are among
the recent social improvements IN Italy
Miss Jennie wilmore, one Of the Eng,
lish blondes, is playing in the wilds OF
Arkansas.
Laura Alexander is young lady OF
North Carolina and high connections
who is coming on the theatrical stage as
q star.
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Special Notices.

Positively No Cure. No Pay.-The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured BY the use Of
DR.. Forrest d Co.'s Juniper Tar:" Cough,
Group, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, Splitting Of
Blood. Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Diseases,
scrofula. Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipslas. Pains
and Soreness in the Breast. Back or Limbs
Assesses, Burns and Wounds. Piles. Itch,
Sore Feet or Joirtt. letter. scald Head. Milk.
crust, Earache. Toothacbe. catsrrh In the Eye
or Head, ordinary Deafness and Gathering in
the Ears.
N. B.-The only genuine and original article
has yellow labels, with white imprinted wrap
per. such as has been in use for six years. TAXI
no other. Try It; II not Satisfied, return thu
empty bottles and your money will be re.
funded-6fty cent?.
GOODYEAR 4 FALLS,
13ef Wholesale Agents, 28l Main 81.
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NvVD 7 IshIE q HhHHof
wholesale Agents, 2sl Main 81.

From the Philadelphia Evening telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair TO
use Professor christy's Celebrated Hair Lotto.
It il pui up in bottle and abox. Ladies who
once use Lotto discard every other preparation
for the hair. as IL il the best dressing for the
hair in the world. The Lotto never fails to re-
move the worst caies Of daDdiuf. and restore
gray and bleaehed hair to it, natural color.
Fer sale By Drusgists, sample bottles seat to
any address in the United States By express for
81. PROFESSOR cHRIsTY 4 CO..
No. III Chestnut street.
l-l0-s0 Philadelphia, Pa.
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MATRRIA MBDICA

Contains no more acknowledged power
full and effective medicines than those Of
the vegetable kingdom. At the same
time Il is fact beyond dispute that such
medicines leave in the human system no
bad effectp. Therefore, it should be mans
study to avoid all medicines that in any
form contain the least pert Of any Of the
many mercurial and arsenical prepare
tons.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

Mr.. Thomas Tardrew. of New York City. is
authorized to act as Northern advtrusins
agent of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
s. H. Parvin, General Advertising Agent,
c;no;rnat; Ohio. is or duly authorized agent
To contract for advertisements.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-29

Words Of chesr-On the Errors Of Youth
and the Folliss Of Are. in relation to Marriage
and Social Kvils. with helping hand for the
erriue and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes. free Of charge. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Box p, Philadslrh iA. Penn
fylvAnia- 23-lOo
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Lectures by Rev. Arthur BOgdan,

THOR the benefit of the Young Mems Chris.
Z tisn Association, at Assembly Hall. Mon
day evening, November ~ Subject; Lie;
Tuesday evening. November 80 -Sukjsct: The
Eastern Question, and Eastern Churches
Lectures to begin at ~ O'Clock. Admission
fiftv cents 1918
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-29

No Cure, No Pay!-stons's Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold By N. ROSE. 81 Main ftrset. and GOOD
YEAR 4 FALLS. al Main street. 1sp-t
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH

In Honor of the Confederate Dead.
DUBLIC MEETING will be held to-morrow
L evening Saturday, November 20 in the
Greenlaw Opera House, at clock. Addresses
will be made by Judge T. W. Brown and Col
w. II. stephens. :,
The building will be made comfortable.
There will be no collection taken up nor CON-
tributions solicited. One and all are invited
to be present. Music will be provided. 1916
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EDWARD WILDER'S
Family Pills

Are not intended as gripping, powerful
purgative, but as a mild and searching
Misunderstanding out and bringing
forth from the system all that makes i'll
health, and leaving it cleansed and strong.
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NEW ADVERTISER EMTs
Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the Unfted
states, for the District Of West Ten
nessees
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT Pc
IN titions have been fled In said Court BY the
following named persons Of said Distrlcts duly
declared bankrupts, under the act Of congress
of March 2. 1867. fer . discharge and certincate
thereof from all their debts and ether claims
prevsble under said act. and that the Ieiiowing
days, at ten o'clock am, have been SGT fer the
hearing Of the Same before 4. y Latham $50:
REGISTER, at his Office, No. 400 Main street,
Memphis. Tennessee. to-wit.
Pm Miller. December II. 1889.
B p Bridgewater, %
Morris Cohen.
George " SESSION.. December Is. 1859.
Lewis Fl Featherstone, =. :.
Jacob Cohen. :. :.
Kenneth Rayner. December le. 1889.
@ H Moore, =. =.
] M Barefoot, " =.
George Price, :. =.
ID b Hooe.
&c Sessum, "
Grafton Baker,
When and where ali creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons In interest, may
attend and show cause, If any they CAP, why
the prayer Of the said petitioners should not
be granted. And the second and third meet
ings Of creditors will be held at the same times
Memphis, November 20. 1869 Clerk.
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DARTIBs WANTING GOODS IN OUR
/ line will DO well To call aud examine our
Stock. AuES, BEATrIE A CO..
s2-is-109 $50 Main street, GayOso Block.
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EDWARD WILDER'S
MOTHERS
w ORM SYRU p

L. what it's name denotes-s true mothers
friend. 1t does away with the nauseous
dose of vernifuge and with the poisonous
effects of all worm candy. 1t is q pure
syrup, perfectly harmless in its nature,
and is warranted in all cases TO relieve
the little sufferers Of worms.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS

OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY, Ar THE
Low est ID rio e 3.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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Assets, $2,6O0,O0O.
Annual Income, 100000.

The Amcricnn-.Ia now one Of the Oldest
Coup" les IN the United States, Chartered
lSh,,. "a * lr -,
The Amcttuan--Iras &200 Of Assets for
| every 2lNn Of Liabilities.
The Americsn--Never lost u dollar OF In.
| yeatnieuts. .....
The AmrEiean--ISsuca policies on All dc.
.irIble plans. -...
The Amrrirau -Makca ALL policies noa.for
foitahle.
The Amerienn--Pnyr Life Policies to I'll.
| insured 1t the age ot eighty !enrs.
| The American--Iins no unnecessary tcstric
tioHs Oh travel and residence.
The American-Declarra dividends annual.
| ~ at the end of the frat year.
tho Amerfcan--Paya all losses promptly.
lias all tho iahlra Of rates for Life, En.
lowment. Income Pro,inclng. Return Pre-.
n'inn,, Premium Reducing, CliIdren's En-.
do" mrnt PolIriea. and granta Annuities Of,
most sar0fa IL terms. Its rates nre low.
It has both tho mutual mud stock plans.
CALDWELL 4 BRENlZER, Gpul Agent.
North aud South Carolina. Uflire Flrs
National Bank building, Charlotte, n. &.
REFER TO
FIX. Gov. Vance. Charlotte, n. G.
Gen Jno. A.Young,
Gen, Alexander, Columbia. 8. g.
Col. Jas. GibhA,
S." l. D. Childs.
j. NEWTON FowLEs, Agent,
NJ" "berIy, =. C..
ED Agents Wanted. Liberal arrange
metts will DC mudo With men who MEAN
RuslREfs June y % ~.
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In the District Court of tho
a1: a1 y. 70 United Statcs-- "

For the District Of South Caro!ina--
IN Bankruptcy.i III the matter
H. NJoAN F|Sin,s-7 Bankrupt.
Pursuant to an order obtained from ,),e
1to9; , ,Cs 9. Jaeger, Reetsra. IN Bankruptcy.
iNlH eel(, ~ the residence OF the Bankrurt.
IN Nswberty; Comfy, on -, ..i1,' T'Is
1"arsday 16thdoy Of July, 1860,
sliofthe re.l AMI person. +; Estate Of sai,,
baukthpt, TO- wit .il tnltI = i:.,I':;o..' I''
.ohs Tract Of L,nd situate In tho Countv
"hdd sirto aiotesaid, containing
One Hnfljrea Acres, more or less,
hntting md bounding on ,',.ad, Of, Dr. John
D. Herndon and buds Of Lo,iiaa r. Slmmpa1E:
aa of tho into est OF said Bankrupt IA tho
e,lt9ts, 4ql9s ih9t,!!apre Of l,isswife ionisa i.
ehds.abdait Pie .pursohnl pr6bpl,y' Of said
deeaaeed not txet,,pt.
sGSsEms s.GsIsas9 pt sale san A au,al'asara 10 ply
ss|s|sR! spa ssgs5';S ! s, p,ynn # Z:
3sss'S',' 'sss y slSs ,'lsss'z sss'lss's'''' .
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District Court Of the United States.
F,r the District OF South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy. I the matter Of j. Wesle,
Charprll-I}ankrnpt.
BY whom II petition for a,tndicntior. If
Ban ir'lptcy wnS filed On the - dny OF
December, a. D., 1858, IN said Court
IhIs IL 10 give notice tint on the lu,h ,lny
o. June. A. D. I8a0. warrant Of Bunk.
rnpfcy waa laan"d against the Estntc OF ]
wesley Chapprll, Chappcli's Drpo., III thr
County OF fewbprrs, State Of South Caro.
Una who haa been afjndgcd a bnnkrupt ,
liis own petition that the payment or any
debts aud the delivery Of any property be-
longing TO sad Barkrup'; TO him, or ior his
.lR", and tho trnnsIcr Of any .propcrty i,y
him. are forbidden by law; and Tint a nIrei.
ing Of the rr. ditors o, said Bankrupt. to
prove their dehts, and 10 Dhoose onr or more
Asaignrea of his estate, will 10 held al IL nCupri
Of B'nkruptcv, to he holden a. Registrars
offiye Newbcrry South Garolipn, before
{, q. JMegor, Esq RcgisIrar, on the 2srh
day OF June, A. D., 1870, at III o'clock
A. II. '..-s <.0.'
LOUIS F.. JOHNSTON.
... -... u. S. Marshal as Messcnger.
~! hy 4, p. PIPER,
'"ne 10 ~ st Deputy Messenger
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or SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwBERHY CnUSTY.

by John {. Peterson Ir0I>afe judge.
Whereas. i}nIrn " J0urs i,ns m uie suit
10 mo to grnut him Letters Of AimInistra>
tinh. nf the Estate nni tff:cts Of Oscar Al.
Sheppard. drcenseh.
These aro therefore to cite and admnn eI
~ and singular tho kiutlIeh anu crrdtnr. Of
no said nrcrnSt d 10 hg nud appear before
mo. III Tho Court Of i'I0hnic. ~ hu held IT
Newberrr Ennrt H..u;e on the 1t nf July
next, ~ Il o'cmrk ~ the f'rvn,,nn, tn xhrw
chu>a, If any whv tho said Administration
.hnu!h NOT grnn,rd s- (.
Given nuder nv h"nd this 18Th d y Of
June, Ann5 l'Dmini, 1850. -
John II. Peterson, p. J. N. G..
June % 2t3
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Schedule on Bluo Ridge r. r,

on and after Saturday. the Rfih instant,
III" TRIMS on this Road wi run every day,
Snnl1v'. "xr"pf"d rnnnrcIing with tI,r
Grrnville and Columbia Railrond nt An.
drr-om:
Up PTRAiS.-G."nvc Anderson 8 90 o'clock
NJ. l"n'r P"nlhlon & ~ y. m.
Down TRAIN --Iamve Wdihnlh. 4 o...locl
n. NJ ""se Prrdl"Inn. 8 4n n. ~. = ~"
UP TRAIN Arrive NJ Pen,ilrton. $40
p. ~ arrive nj WnlhnlIa, 8 O'Clock y. n.
ho"N TRAiN'-AIrivcnt Anderson, $40
u. ~. ''''> - ''
W 'iring ono hour arlrr usuul limo for
arrival Of thr G & g. train.
An accommodation train will l,ave An.
dcrs"m IN Mondays and Fridays:
Ur TRAIN - Lrave Anderson nt 7 9n o
M leave Prnd'eton. 8.2'L; leave Perry.
vile. 10. HIrivo 1T Walhalla, 10, ....;' -
Down TRAIN Arrive NJ Anderson, | so
p 'n; IeAyo W"lhall". II a. m. leavo
Pendloton p. NJ. ""|
W. II. D. GAILLARD,
Juno 23 superintendent.
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.,MU UrAL' II D.
. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
, OF NEW YORK.

OF NEW YORK.
INCORPORATED. $3.50 ---laAa.
|0AsSImd sIdxs AsSETS S!S TSf 0XER as THIRTY MlL.
Csgh Income. 1867. over Ten MILLIONS,
Dlvl lends to Policy llol llers, 1885,, 81. $780,
s74.37. ',:,:'
New Policies isstcd In 1907. 10 400.
The compepy 70 PURELY MUTUAL. N
dividends y d.! ta ..eekhplders. Tho ep,iro pros
At: arc returned to tho assnrea; mus caja,rue 4
Policies to beeomo SELF sUsfAiNlNa tu
thirteen year,. or to double II sGenv.s(
1I|"''erest received from ipycs,hcnts. 1857
over si,soDooo. 7" y 'j'&<
Excess Of INTEREST, RECEleTs ALONE
oyer losses. about s4oo. 900. .A''77' S''2''', !
lssal atal: Estate. bonds aud Mortgages epRehl
Es'sto, In tho CITY .ofNew york, ovetsET,
:ENrIEEN ! MILLIONS Of dollars.
y q the R rlehest Company ~ THO, ,:Yptld.
lts policies arc ron>forfeitablo. rts diyl.
dends are the largest. - ,.
Applications for Columbia. and, tho North.
ern portion of South Carolina. received by
GREGG, PALMER T. CO.,
General Agents.
BENSON n. JONES. Agent ut SewSerry.
JAMES McfNTosn. III. D.. Medical Exam.
tper. y,.. .r'>.-.--,~.:za;
+ Feb. 11.8ely.
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TO GDNsWWtt.> So IWNso

'HE Advertiser. having heen restored T.,
l. h"nl In u few weeks, by very aim
,"r remedy, after having suffered severn
eure with Al ?, we're lang affrc.ion, nn.i Thu
tread di"ehsc, G nsumpiiml-.is anxious :
nehns VI cure.
To MI ~h" de>iro 1t. he will srnf q con.
# thn Wo cripIion used free of cbarpe)
,lf' the dirrctt,n. for preparing and usin
he same. which they vii find suro cur.
or consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis. ctr
rhe Obj CT Of the Adv. r iscr I'm sending tl,
Prescription tn 10 hrurtit The afflicted. an,
pren'l ihthrm ,ti0il whirh he romce,vea 10 In
hVa'nhb' aud he hopes every sufferer wi
fy b X remedy, as It will eUst them nothing
nj iuay prov" II blessing.
p"r'ics wishing the Prescription, will
:,lcaSe address
Rtv EDWARD 1. WILSON.
iIlumsbuEg, Kings Co., Ny.
June 2 81 iv.
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NM>S5'G'THE GREAT Cause
SGSS-4zsHsS OF
IL um an Misery.
Just published in q Se0Ied Ennrln,,e

, WV {'"NktoFeCH tH H. CCOtCN lLNCGtDDR.
Price six cants:
Lcctur' m thr Nh ure, Treatment and
RndTal Cure Of Seminal Weakness, or Sper.
mn'"rrhoea ituucrd hy Self Abuse; invnI>
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