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The New York herald., 1869-05-01
TEXAS.

Attempt to Break Up ColOred Wectsng-Re-
publican State COnvenIio
GALVESTON, April 30 1859.
An attempt was made to-day by an armed man tC
break up quarterly meeting OF the coored Metho-
dist church at Columbia, Texas, but was promptly
stopped by the citizens, who protected the minister
and the congregation.
republican convention is called, to be held at
Houston on the fourth Monday in May to harmo-
niZe II possible. the two wings OF that party and to
nominate candidates for State Officers
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AssIMBLY.
r,RANy. April 40. 1880.
BILLS on

ALBANY, April 30. 1869.
BILLS oHDERBD TO THIRD READING.
Providing for the appointment by the Land Auditor
of eight additional inspectors 100 to 4s) providing
for the custody and Of insane criminals In rela
ton to railroad from warsaw to tho Erie Railroad;
TO authorize the whitehall and Piattsburg Railroad
Company v tsks noreaasa tsge axienains ~ uue
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SPAIN.

The Establishment of a State Religion Re.
jected by the COrtes.
MADRID, April 80, 1869.
In the Cortes yesterday Senior Cuestas proposed an
amendment to the new constitution now under con-
sideration establishing the Catholic as the only re-
ligon of the country. After debate 1t was rejected.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01
Heavy Railroad Dividend-Lease Of the Eas
Pennsylvania Railroad.

READING, April 30, 1869.
At meeting OF the stockholders Of the East Penn
syvania Railroad, in this city to-day the directors
were authorized to declare stock dividend Of 100
per cent clear of all taxes, payable on the 18th Of
May and also lease the road for 900 years to the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.
At q subsequent meeting OF the directors proper
steps were taken to carry the action OF the stock
holders into effect
The Reading road will enter into possession of the
East Pennsylvania road tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

Presidential NomIna tiOns.-We do not know
whether overlooked the claims Of KNOX, the hatte
not in distributing his oca favor but shrewdy suspect
that Knor is one OF those who DO not ONCE the bus
ness supplying the public with his splendid Hats
whole attention Probably the President understooo
this and left KNOX the heldNo 22 Broadwaywhcrs hs
is the smAster OF the situation"
The New York herald., 1869-05-01
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will sail from this port on
Saturday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will close at halfpast ten O'Clock In tho
morning.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for the Pacific
will be ready at half-past nine IN the morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01
The Family Feud in Rhode Island.


The great feud which has lately become so
public between the two rival families which
control Rhode Island is rapidly descending to a
brawl scarcely inferior to some of those which
disgraced Italy in the fifteenth century. So
long as Rhode Island kept this family trouble a
little quiet it did not attract public attention.
Now, however, it is spreading its disgrace
beyond the limits of Providence Plantations,
to which it has heretofore been confined. The
two families are entertaining the whole coun-
try with an amount of billingsgate which has
rarely been equalled even in the famed fish
Island, from his seat in the Senate, shows his
education and good breeding by characterizing
his colleagues as ''pukes, telegraph poles and
puppies" He gives a long TRADE against a
regiment of undisciplined "three months
men, who afterwards produced six hundred
officers and men for other regiments. These
men fought as bravely and won as much honor
as any who swelled the Union armies and over
threw the rebellion. From his Senatorial seat
he drags family feud into the national de-
bates, and the other Senator from Rhode
Island descends to the same level by doing
battle in the defence. A member of the family
attacked calls the Senator ''calumniator, pol
troon and liar, and the fight goes on. Thus
Far there has been nothing exhibited that
shows courage on either side. Gentlemen
who are very anxious to resent insults rarely
make any great bluster about it. The desire
is productive of prompt action and the affair
settled at once. Such language as we have
seen exchanged between the rival houses
shows how little, how very little, polish twenty
or thirty millions of dollars give where money
instead of brains and education is the sole
reliance. Rhode Island is to-day in COM
plete state Of revolution. The two clans are
marshalled in deadly hostility to each other.
1t is cotton mill against cotton mill, and opera
tive against operative. The political contest
during the coming year promises to be very
hot one One of the Oldest members of one of
the rival families has, for the first time in his
life, taken the political field. They are cutting
Higzags, opening trenches, running mining
galleries and advancing toward each others
bastions Big guns and little guns, millionnaires
and petty shopkeepers, clerks and working
men are in for the political cancan for the
interests of the inhabitants are all more or less
interviewer with one or the other of the rival
houses, and the motto is, ''He who is not my
friend is my enemy"
Rhode Island is too small. There is not
enough of her to balance herself either finan-
cially, materially or politically. Properly she
should be annexed to Massachusetts,, for she
can hardly boast of being more than large
manufacturing village. Aside from a limited
circle of generous people, narrow ideas, petty
jealousies, gossip and family feuds are the
ruling features Of the State which it would
be blessing to the people to have eradicated.
We recommend Rhode Island to the attention
of our missionary societies.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

Y ins Estsbllshmeni having made extensive
additions to its "material," in the shape
OF Presses, Type, tc., Ac., 10 now prepared
Its patrons aud the public know full we'll
its style OF work and It's moderste prices. |
Our designing and wood engraving DE-
partmsnt has been considerably enlarged
TO meet the demands Of the public, and |
we beg TO offer TO our patrons our en-
larged facilities for such orders ~ thsv
may see ~ 70 give, feeling assured the,
our prices will compare favorably vi. n
any other work Of the kind. Puaks ~
0irculars, Card, Pamphlets Of evsr de.
and color work. Wood En- grAvir i, done
at short notice and n very 10 ~s-rtcS
IN Nassau street, old Herald 10 ,ldins.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

1t Il Altogether Wrong TO Trine With n Ba4
cough cold when remedy prompt and horoagA
as JAYNES EXPECT0RANr can be readily obtained SoAA
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with nesnes quickness and DESPATCH twenty-five per coma
other printing establishment In the city,
Al tie METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsrABLIsa-
MENT, "a Nassau street.
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Neatness, Economy aud Despatch Comblned
in the execution Of orders Metropolitan job Printing Ksssb
N Nassau atreet.
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Nfisslsauoi sprins Water.-Only Kncwn
remedy and all diseases OF the kdneya Sold b.
druggiats. Depot, No. College place, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

Gas Fixtures In Great Variety, Manufhe-
tured BY ourselves and warranted.
M l. CURTIS 4 CO., No. East Fourth strsse.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

Words Of Wisdom for " go Az. - a..
or n ,r,n. .na IN Youth and Earl with ~
lcpes free Of chargs Address Psaan,sos ~. sxu:"S
QatA eoN 0pcApG VA S'sA~
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snuuders' Genuine Razors, Razor Strop~
and nne Pocket Cutlery Store No. 7 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

A.-The New Fuller & Barnum "PinchtnG'
class ucking done to order W. BARNUM, S3S Broadway
three doors below Beecker street, New York.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Ice in Lake Eric-Departure of Vessels from
Port ColbOrne.
PORT COLBORNE, April 80. 1862
The wind, which was from the northeast yester
day. drove the ice of the Shore and in the afternoon
about 100 vessels went out and it is expected some
of them are still in the ice Off Mohawk Island The
wind to-day is SOUTH and has brought the ice back
again. blocking up the harbor There are still about
fifty vessels here.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

Go to Richards Fancy Boot and Shee
Palace and hings Shoes and dollars on youa
Boots. 499 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01
Burning Of the Freight Depot at Chathau,-
Loss 100000.

CHATIAM, April %, Iobg
The Great western Railroad freight house at this
station was totally destroyed by fire early this morp
ing also six cars loaded with produce, together with
large quantity OF freight stored in the warehouse
and on the platform. The loss Will probably be
500, 900. The fire Is supposed to have been the
work of an incendary.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

Bnrker's Hirsutus-Free from Grease; War
ranted make the hair grow aud to its falling out
No Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

C,ristadOra,s Unequallcd Hair Dye.-S0l4
applied Wig and Scalp Factory No. Astor House.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01
A Card.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
Ahout Jusect Powder.

About Insect Powder.
How TO TELL GENUINE ARrIOLE-ProNessor =
Lyon while travelling in Asia, discovered flower, which,
when powdered death TO every kind OF insect from
Fly. He protected his discovery BY letters
patent government medals &C. put his signature upon every
flask OF the article, and named LYONS MAGNETIC IN
SECT POWDER He impaired his secret to no one but hh
SUCCESSOR
Purchasers OF Insect Powder-and is used In almost
every to 1t that they not deceived y
worthless limitations and counteres The signature OF x
Lyon purchasers guarantee Look sharp FOR IT, and
buy Insect Powder that does not bear IT, may be had
of druggists family sores Rt Is cents per daak.
Depot q Park row, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

American Waltham Watches-The Most Re-
liable tmekeepers made For sale at lowest New York
prices T. B. BYNNER CO., 1ss Broadway, N. Y.
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NEW YORK.

Fearful Accident In Syracuse-FaIl Of n Canal
Bridse-steam Fire Engine Dcstroycd-Three
Men Seriously Injured.
SYRACUSE, April 80, 1862
section Of the Salina street bridge the Erie
canal in this city, fell about nine O'Clock this even
ing, as steamer No. 1, weighing four tons, was being
drawn over 1t towards o fire. The engine
IL complete wreck, and the valuable
train OF horses which drew It were In
stantly killed. There were but two persons
on the machine at the time IL fell. Thomas Alber
the driver was hurt in the left leg and arm and 1t
feared is injured internally Edward Hudson, the
engineer, succeeded in jumping Off as the engine
George Hendricks, q brakeman on the Central Rail-
road was on the bridge at the time Of the accident
and fell the entire distance breaking his left arm
above the wrist. There Ii no water In the canal ana
the height Of the fall was about twenty feet.
New York Locomotives I'm Route for California.
PouGHKERPsIE, April 80. 1862
Two locomotives passed here tonight en- route to
California. They will be the FIRST ones to 90 over the
entire and complete length OF the Union Pacific
Railroad. Hudson River Railroad engineers have
placed on them letters notes and tokens Of remem-
brance to their brother engineers who left here for
the Union Pacific last winter. Eight more locomo
tves Will leave Schenectady for California over the
same route on the 10th OF May.
Condition Of the Canal at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, April 30, 1859.
F. B. Gallagher, Canal superintendent Of this dis
trct reports his division IN as good q condition o.
the present system will permit The repairs on SEQ
ton s66 are little backward but the canal geper.
slly u TeadI t0g nAYigsuop o. AM moment
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

Lady's Testimony.-St. CIeud Hotel, For.
tysecond street, March s 1s6-Mrs John Stevenson
that BARRY'S TRIC0PHEROUS the best hair wash she
haae aeypru
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tnan any clear conception OF the argument OF
the Cuban cause which leads the American
people to the conviction that Spanish power
in America deserves only to be swept out of
existence, and which deprives treaties and
neutrality laws of the moral support of the
people, which alone can make them valid.
We do not hesitate to say that the madness
of the Spanish volunteers in Havana and such
proclamations as this of General Valmaseda
have done more to create in few months SYM
pathy for the Cuban revolution in every civil
lied and Christian community than without
them the efforts of the Cubans could have at
tanned in generation. There is not people
or government in any enlightened portion of
Europe or America that does not feel a
repugnance to fellowship with such barbarous
authorities and entertain the conviction that
they should be swept from the roll of nations.
The result Of these violent courses will be
seen in general recognition of the republican
government Of Cuba whenever its people shall
present one and evince their own respect for it,
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

Freeman & Burr's Clothing Warehouses
35 and 0 Fulton street, between Broadway and
:. sa.oo
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

To Remove Moth Patches, Freckles an4
,a from the face use Moth and Frectic Lotion.
prspspea onv by Dr. D. c. PERRY. Sold by all dsuxgists
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

David's Spring style Of Gentlemen's Hats
299H Broadway, near Duane street.
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A.-Public Opinion Determines the Value q
Hats well Of heads and public opinion has affixed n
samp OF superiority ESPENSCHEID'S superb spring sy
for ls Hence the demand at lis Nassau street, DO
tween Ann and Beekmxn Streets
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visit of Senator Fessenden to the Canadian
Parliament-Opening Of the Nova Scotia
Legislature.
OTTAWA, April 30, 1859.
senator Fessenden, OF Maine, q former Secretary
Of the United States Treasury, Is here, and was
present in the House Of Commons during debate
on reciprocity last night.
Another attache Of the British Embassy at Wash
ingtOn arrived to-day with dispatches.
A number OF bankers are here to protest against
the government currency scheme.
The Nova Scotia Legislature was opened yesterday
by Lieutenant Governor Doyle. The usual ceremO-
mes took place.
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CcIctreted Poor Richard's Eye Wnters~
Sold by ali druggists IS cents per bottle Dspot 81 Bead
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

Established in 1SOO-The Metropolifan Jsb
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-01

For First Glass Printing Of Rvery Descrip.
go to the Metropolitan Job Printing Estabshmsnt
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three doors below Bleecker street, New YORK.
A.-Public Opinion Determines the Value 81
.iamp Of sapsrory 70 EsfENsCHEIps superb spring ss
1853 Hence the great demand at lis Nassau street, Do
tween Ann and BeekmAn Streets
Card.-In a Little While and Many SiRh
will be broathed from fair bosoms lovely owner moves
will tmd and respectful glance at an elegantly
dressed window, blush will bloom on her cheeks, her
ps .hs Wi win pAs Whisper s' to herse aAnd must
soos sw'E no % a. .n but ea ranson %s and after s
Cream your Soap, Snowy Lily White
Rug and and sISs Ss :, ao
tuous quarters, No 4s Bond street. Ladies' will please an
ticpate their purchases the removal OF Dr. GOURAuD
will neccsate the suspension OF business ew Gays oeoe
and after the lst OF May.
Advertisements for the New York Herald
ShGGEsas HERAEDs Sr5HIf pELfvEREp Ed rs rs SARsiEks
l45 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
A.-save Is Per Cent by Purchasing YesR
siverware direct from the manuactS5eTn EnRn ruppER
salesrooms 1877 and 7ss Broadway Tenth ssresA
Ask Your Grocer
TENANTS LAUNDRY BLUE.
1856 Chambers street.
At EverdeIps, 800 Broadway-W eAdinH
Cards. Monograms, French Note Papers, ready insAie1
Attentlon.- Tho Swiss Manufacturing Con.
pany Fourteenth street (Unon square Importers -
ticles Ciocks Coucous Goods for staonsr obsccous
florists, and frame and looking glass dealers
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Sixty Miles an Hour "A New One
Wheeled velOcipelle.
From the New York Sun.

One Of the most interesting fruits of the new
attention now paid to the velocpede is new in
vention just made by two ing, NOUS mechanics
OF this city, of which we yesterday examined
model. II is monocycle or single machine,
consisting Of wheel eight feet in diameter, with
g. tire some six inches wide, or two narrow tire.
on its outer edges, with two sets Of spokes con.
Meeting with double centre, which fills tho
place OF hub, the two sides Of which are some
two feet and a half apart. The operator is in tn.
middle and propels the wheel by simple vet
curious apparatus in which both his weight and
his muscle are brought into play. Any more pre-
cise description would manifestly be out Of place
until the patent has been issued The inventors
anticipate that their machine will exceed in
hwiftness every other device of the kind Thew
do not think that go miles an hour on a smooth
road will be impossible.
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legal.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Where.r Js.hu. Nors., q,
~ q v ss.ny q L. sa!s sd STATE Illinois - The
uAoersgned james N. Brattcn the same place MOTT
sags deed Of that date upon the following described lots
cn1 state Of Ilns to Wit number six s and seven
w in Lapd and Water Powers Addition to the
- ~ asseae" TO secure the payment Of certain PROM
.o'e er the sum Of four Thousand three hsnd ed ss
slgntyMo dollars and forty three cents given by on.
Norton Jr dated July tsth r. 1885, and payable
srder Of said James NJ Brattoa six months after the
with ten interest the same being for
moaey OF sail premises, which said mortgage
county ca the nth day OF August Isss and ariv >.
eu IN book lib Of Records at page aS And vLeraas
f,t in , IN he said mortgage deed. that case Of de-
srv .r. M syheht OF the said above mention ed ar
au! part thereof according to tn. tenor and ft ssnS
torney after h.S his legal representatives
~ newspaper published in Ottawa in said oouptv ~
, up written or printed notices in four places n The
premises or any part thereof and ali whit and oni.
0empuon OF the said Joshua Norton I'd hi Ia, ~ ex .
highest sisds @ assss therein at public vendue, to the
e'uuer Tor cash, at the County Court House heren
at the time appointed ia such lyertis.mont or a ;'
in. Of ch s .u 20 .e at discretion and upon the max
Norton "a for such purposes thereby constituted ir~
PIE or in the name Of said James NJ Brstton or HI cs,
shall execute deliver 10 the n,rcbasr
deeds for the conveyance fee of tho nrens p,I
shs apply the proceeds Of sale the payment Of x.s
senhs anu Conveying As Aforesaid including
Mtorney lees aud the amount due said no rsndsrs
the overplus il any, 10 the said Joshua Nortsn ri or ~
assigns at tho office OF the said james NJ Rratton in t
sl town OF Marseilles And Whereas default has he,
made in the pay OF the said and interest, arcorJ
to the tensrand effect thereof Now therefore pble noti
hereby gwen TO all persons in interest that by virtue and
IN pursuance OF ths said power Of sale contained In the said
morIsase deed SHALL Monday, the first day of March
'SCs AZ The hour oftwo O'clock NJ Of said day. at the
outh door OF the County Court House the city of Ottawa
III Said county, expose for sale aud sell at public yendue r.
me highest bidder for cash. the said premises together with
all and singular the heredamcns PRIVILEGES and annnr
hances thercunto belonging or in any wise
and all right and equity Of redemption of the said Joshua
' nus neif, executors, administration and assigns
maxi ftr .fat.r ~,
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Co.'s DYsPEAslA CURE will Immediately re-
case Of Dyspepsia, Flatulenoy sour stomach,
constipation, and all diseases Of tho stomach and
bowels. Physicians, clergymen and oil who use
:, join in unbouuded praise OF its great virtues.
Sold BY druggists everywhere. Price, $1.00
N-June ~
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Coz S CouGH BALsAM Is the cheapest and the
best. 1t is a safe and speedy cure for Coughs,
Colds. Group, Whooping cough and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. In addition to the or
binary 400 size 80 long and favorably known
public, giving much larger quantity Of Cough
Medicine than has ever been offered for o.. ~
june sly
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MORTGAGE SALH.-pnhlIc nnllrs i. her

IN arehE
~ given that whereas Samuel Eyster and saa Eyster
OF the county of La Sale and state of Illinois nv
mortgage bearing date the twenty third day OF July A. d.
nrd day of July 1861 and recorded in book e5 pas
5 4S and 40 of mortgages aud in the Recorders
the said Samuel Eyster and Sarah vser did
To the subscriber Jacob Stroop real estate
described for the purpose securing the payent Of op
date with said mortgage by Samuc Eyser 10 said
Jacob Sroop for the of thirteen hundred dollars 1901
cent per aunuu which said real described in
SAID mortgage viz The south half part of lot thr
No. eleven, III In township II rty 1871 north ranSs
tnree ~ east OF the third principal meridian, in the city or
Ottawa, which lies between Main Webster Streets being
1927 feet east and county Of La Sale and state of
ILLINOIS and whereas, default has been made the pay
ment OF said promssory tie and interest thereon since the
twenty third day of July A. d. 1865
Now therefore, notice hereby given, that pursuant e
OF power OF sale contained SAID mortgage the proyis
ions of which follows viz tina If defnlt be made in
the payInent OF said promlssory or the in
erest aorcsa or any part or portion Of either the time
the said party of the part his and assigns for
the purpose Of paying the principal and interest said
SEES or any part thereof and all right benet equity OF
resumption of said parties of the part their heirs and
House In Ottawa La Sale county Illinois for the highest
and best price the viii bring cash four weeks pub
mGnotce having been previously given Of the time suc
published In the said county OF La Sale make exc
cute and to the purchaser purchasers such sale
ses Sold and out Of the proceeds pay the whole
amount OF the principal or interest due at such time with
SALE l. the said Jacob Stroop the said shsT
~ the honr Of two O'Clock in inc sernoos OF Monday the
fifteenth day Of March D. 1862 the door or tin
best bidder r cash the property herciabscre described
said Samuel Eyster and Sarah Eyster 49,. (I
Ottawa Fen. H. lsbs4w. Morrgsgee.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure

VIII also b found Invaluable In Of Darrhea Dysentsry
Collie, Summer complaint Gripping, and II not every a..
ordered condition d The stsnach - s1a TIi ny
ecd b. = city country everywhere u 81 pss
bottle, or By APPLICATION 70
THE q. d. CLARK co.,
Sole Proprietoss,
i4s Ee. New Havsa.
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Inc above sale was postponed by the consent of tho mar
ties till Monday, March 18TH A. D. 1869 at ocock n of
Sau uay az me same place JAMES NJ BRArrEN,
Ottawa, March 8, ls69-td Wort,acso
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For years has been household medicne-and mother
for the safety Of their children and all who suffer from an,
disease Of the throat chest aud lungs cannot nrd u
without IT, addition to the ordinary enr
the MARKET furnish x,amsioth family SIZE bet
ties which WILL in with the other size be found
all Drug Stores sH E 4afag f'FI 1s6G
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Any druggist In the country will tell you you take IN
trouble 70 Inquire that every that buys bottle Of Gee
Dyepepas Cure Rem ths, speaks In the NEST unquaHs
pfaiee1 setA grsaa MsAisal virtues. ff
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CLERGYMEN.
DRUGGISTS.

The Rev ISAAC AIKEN, Of Allegheny tsstaes that IL ha
cured him, after all other remedies had failed