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Three REPRESENTATIVE M,jI

+ Holmes, Emerson and Loweil arc thus re-
fcrred to IN sermon on New Enghnd
Life" recently preached by Rev. Robert
Collycr, in Chicago: tFu.H 8 te'.,hu~ Us
tAnd now would like to tell you, if had {
time, very much more of the good always 1
get by a visit 10 New England, Of the men I {
love to see, that / c,unt among the wiscss
and sweetest souls in the American republic,
or in the world. &, Wendell Holmes--among
his books, ponterous old folios, mainly
about grabbed and cranky questions in med 4
icinc, but us bright AID genial himself - .,
flood of summer, ,s,.nshinc-trcmulous, keen
and high; just the man you would guess
from his books. but with the blessed quality
above oil beside, Of being one Of the best !
! listeners I ever watched froul o pulpit. ar
! Emerson, simple as, y cl,ill, in his quaint
} Old Concord home, with the great pine zees
in front, and the garden Q, the end hc trims,
aud. cares for, with his, own hands; proud
Of his grapes and pears, and tl.e green field,
that lies beyond the garden; living in his,
old !" use, out Of tile world, as i were, but
watching, with his grey; prophet. eyes,,
every thing significant from ,Chippeway to
Chi'ia. Lowell, ,mirroring ali, that, =, 10
quaint and touched with any witelery, and,
Ill that is deep and wise in the light aud /,
shadow uf the time; the man who has tic
mantle Of Hawthorne, II he would only
wedx 1t, but who is probably ylbener content
|. TO be himself, ito >bc what he il, one Of the
three orfcur great poets Of this country.
a,st one Of the few great scl,ohsrs This II
something about whiel, one must be boundo
byidclicicy and good ,hnnners.! 9di 'adl "n4h
Imcmti0i some of'thesc men (your teaoh.
ers and minc) some Of the centres of dccpest
interest and pleasure ever touch down in
New England. And these, with her homes
full of peace and plenty, her soma sutl her
daughters M plen and wonen oto be hpnosed.
when you know lthcm, for their worth, ase
some ot the things for which / sm glad, q
when can, to. ~ down thero and spsnd . >
week or two, Il, :, come back again feeling,
that while love the West love the East
too, and thx, each can give TO the other
,reasurs that neither can P5ssess alone / 'fHno
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THs ewtvo-dsalar greerbacks arc print
I'd On n netcnt fllserusl paper, aud ere tioci.
tiedly Nc laAdsouess ,e'stss of. their dsnocn-,
.ida.ipa ihas l,sve, l,uen AsAaed sinee the lhe-
ginning fIus war. sTl6erpi + a,lisxccllsnt
view q lhe CspitoLinl The, centsa an,a Msar 4
trait Of JafApoa 4nIilss lefE end4a sfinn
.arcax aesDlhs s1ork anil lstGsi4garslR1sp1aa.
4, isuo = = tt.s.hsH u, ri
II TuB 0csA1 fELE0a AtMs-llis aajd ilsat,
one off ftelwire1 Syhe observation-disclosures
is ssisaaas ~ aaafasnt1l ia6dctn nhaAiaia No.
comlss stsy slqs sa.ehttain' u issopels
atsde.sjfDhS lep6sk kiGcbgnscts Ahef faceiaa
dnpet unfortunate ono II its cooneg1 In
EodIAa te3spsphy. asa.ss
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There Il Sea " whosc din shpre,
We fondiy rAArt awhile 10 cszs
On wrecks II rleasast, now 10 more
Th. traces rsa Vt 'hy.sonc Asys."
That Sea II MgxoRy :tOlt iLs waves
Ho'l dark and chill above ibe rpot
where. resting VI their silent graves,
Lies titOAe who rcrr Abut t5Ow are not!
tgA3 sHAs seA sTAh e7%A
There 's Star whose brightness gieams,
Above the c,ldn1Gs,1 - II
The radiance Of whore lovely l'camA
.pMSy llcrHsah'a darb AL khAd.wy gloom;
That Star II Memory! OFT ~ light.
Hath chetrdf iists datk Sdtl' l'jOss3y way,
And Sorrows path hath gsowp noge blight, ,
? 4 Bsnsatlsits sA&e1 shdsAaAsJ&skAx5. lfo tiah
xagaa!Akl bgryau .ryva
There IL Strain whose music aings 4@
The sounds ot sndnpss Qn tbn or. = a-x
AsGsd teassbf rSafk S~ce&de1 bM4g1 TIs
Like ang.i notes 20 soft-sO clear:
- Sslpess ro1saistsLsas - sSU ldtguA 4saL w
Its moegnfpl homasc a tsy.yhtae. M -l.tt
That Stain i thine, too, Mcrporyi .
Oh: dl tdsts ed and iM6et III thiS1..
= 10 ar ~ o - sA10W
re acE.l laa4lllaca Pc : ~ \,
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kiAislQs.

! aaid 10 auiis4 4l56t44t.ags. ~ galao .noigft
Il i is fame. Clarcpcc, that you are look-r @
Ing afler, icanrssure yer that the glory ov,r
the common sfribhlsr will, ,perfopae poster. 4,
aty Just abput ~ ~ deep ~ the sdvsrsise,neu,s .
oss g. yqusok qgptsk,or. % gll4 aatlvice,,p yos,.
hs qredful sl.oTtl a4i s1nplses and, cAs,%a--s
isy y follow AZ y llallnrs a. AQai An fallr,v
sathisfied h'li that ypre fust A.ssrE sErt hpes-aa
feet, 'arY i sp, and doA't ~, a phools hat. {
once; but II you cinccrcly donbt i.s merit, !,
{ which IL the d hardest doubt TO inhale(, 1t W
the public decide, between. ,yu and yure, !,
fears. The ppubljck hay, no .yaai,y;, thsy
are as praMc,cal M alas = -, oy surgeons in dis
sekringroYp Dsn,t g scared q the csitiks !,
neither; they arc lF' the hermit. never
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sIxeuiA K-iF rnUE. A carrespotentof
The Scientific A.aerican says for two sum-
n,ers, since railroad wofk has been III i pro. K I
gressp on tho Pllsns, lxi,i has fAllSn freely
dusfsy ntbc summer for ZONE = mile, Il, 4
7rlsher side n tic 1iaek;,n white outside ~
that strip Of fifty mile, the grqnrd has re-
n'aiped duripg the season " ~, dry rs ever. II
this p sia.c'''ens N rcliahle u furnishes the
most striking 1sxampls, yet rna,iecd lot the
effect Of civilization upep climatic changes.
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1H> Presitle,st's' Ftflssily."

Ind gatlFIom the ChicEo t0st S""Jt DpffF
1.-THE Ancestry .ef General Grsnt, and
their Contemporaries" is y genealogical
work, containing considerable lccuriousinfOr
nation, and more mere mustcr,r'lls of
names. /" by Edward Chauncey Marshall, A.
NJ An genealogical works have q fine
quality VI dryncss, productive n, = great
deal Of sncezins, =, II this little l',ok about
the ancestry Of our nMlcl, admired President
is u littlc better ,ihau must Of b0s,ks of ge.'
,.n.sI,.gicas rcscarcii, The rsason--yery for.
,ui,atc for the reader is that the President
had Among his ancestry. aad the CONNECTIONS
OF his ancestry, rather unusual number Of
very good, honest. and influential people. '
The fact il, the Gtnnt clan in Scotland
was long celebrated for military talents,
fcrucity, and red hair, with once in siwhilc
/, ,ncmbcr noted in literature. science "r re-
tligion.. Sir Alcxan,k.s BoswcN (wlH, was
himself kille,l ~ duel, We believe. and il
I,c was not, his father, Sir Alexander, before
him, w,s) celebrated some Of the Grants of
1 Scptland in the fullwlng st:anzas: ~ II
7 .cssss the 0ras4s ef TsHoehsos~m III, 4. u
|, Wi the pspc9s gnun be1Usc 'eE, ~ .tkfa
houd the notisza q sl,at bosc ,cm. ~,
Next the Grants u ,Rsthicmnrchus. -s.i. s !. I'm,
Il !, Evcry nlm his xx0rd sld d,ilk las -s..,s. !. WI
/ Every man - NOud'sa Turk II : -
Sir Robert Grant, however. once Goycmor
Of BOMBAY. was = better poes than the onc
we. l,syr jssst tqsotcd. X He b Nc sutlps.sf
,ihsswsal huo& IN iiosH hymn; bexinisiR9.s i
Ilg .sSeay t4lasiInye tka4St r----'rr sf9ods
.sdaks0 ia11s - 1slss1 1heE.r byassa-s afi d9idH
|ah1a1lsrqbsnsofaa destaasaia naeilssierv'o,
b Ts9 soisisr 6f ~ qrsns family 'lH ,6ist
pcDnks WV Mslhew Gnp,, wi'hs vi crps u, over aaicr
from kngisnd Ia Il6ae, and. having lived !
sinti3 3Eaaunchusests, .rsaO~eilli u
,Wlaasos.s ! Cbnsecacst, rwiere III descend.
es6stln i've From. thai time q. .(his, lie
GralhHlla, fSIfI fSIfIs bsea frspectssls .psol's, hut
with the czogpAioa, eftasaain NoaiDonas,
bktlled IL the frgncktvan neA distinguished.
NhskossuqAialkitQhaxa haa eosdssmuAnn
sjnsea1Adreesnsst6 t6ssssv, and siyslse al6rk
(1Isa bs-iABeaa ed6dg enp1g Il afOf nv b6ty III;
sbfS Z ~ "a idessI Gissasli Gasal p,l Nh i;as i.s
! SeailS 5laElfs4e akuan, } pGDhnblytia.
,hiAd fsam hiAnlsehs1 1.sns s1siT raalssiy nj
I, lTAA 49asWlIl sstaheS6 sad1aexiRo 3
1 jblses sa : \ l tdaSis aisj4issd "a ~ 1
7! ttg!ey,e5 lA10lllllpla sasaep = >iallly
hts1ieda9 d 1a1nn1 = aie4isenilessDrt
" Malus1a1 sAnGl!F !Fiss1 hisaksScsvllIsa6d
!; 81 =. -. ii & Y;
So, c.. II II
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"GArn" writing from Washington says,
the new Arlington Hotel is completely oc..
cai'itd: exccp, some five apartments which
,l'c'prapt'trors refuse to rent Tie charges
car, ~ gained from, this: Aincwsrapttr cor.
respondent pays $500 Month for three
rooms on tlsetl.i.d tladr, aud board for him!
self. wife and maid. A member of Congress
from Wisconsin pays $500 mont, for
three rooms aid hoard for himself and one
daugl,ter, nor elk dollars and Il half'a day
each person. The same proprietor. keeping
the same sort .pfr lxnse ielsewiscre. woull
hoard by the week At fifteen dollars each,
room included. Il Yet, dear as i.is, this is
.l,rolu,bly the chz.pest board in tho city.
considering the fact tia. onc can cat with
e.;,hAGg lEtt tn*FI S{' II 1hs F2t'ft II
tti- II yUT} ~lt ana. EYHs.5t 81 y /"
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I
A. GREAT 1EyENTIoS.7-Cn this hoad.
ing the Reno Crescent Of Nov. 20 declares
the belief that the Ste!cfeldt chlorilizing
furnace is TO- reyoluthlnize the, ,worlsingof
"rcs that require roas,ing, The, Furnaces, is
in operation at the English mill. near Reno,
and, faccsrtling1 to the r,,cscfas, one man,
with one cord of wood and six per cent. salt,
can 81 roast 1T the rate of from. fifteen to
.twcn'y-four tons per Days; Of briefly the
S'etefel9t furnace. does fourteen times the
work Of the rcvcrbcatory, with o.,ly one.
fifth, the fuel per ton, and; ,complctesits
work better ..l,an i csn bo, sonoo in the old
way. The furnace is described g simple in
its Workings though l The The py prypbatlr cos, Is
~ ff s.ef.4 AHt nt,n ss+.s4s4 sill II
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uCsS % - PssPOs ISss"ssTssSes - 1Au1sssss
Texas, which il to prinlsIs 4 literary curios-
1,y \ Is priiptea with l2o ling pife ,ypr
and iis .ac 1saa n M Dark t,Thxs
sc.IeS S.s s.s y; ses fsg .s;s y e;
stise,a a1~Mk' w ~ ~ 6ffl4ttpp6 4 4 !" 10
& a "a :!e iy' .se s.ye 's g,
y, ,, sYssssas4 ssaS 4 is %,kIgg ths'r
ii: krSleara rafft 81 iss vast wealth M duljnE
TIE lnst i've and t~entx yea-s Of his life. Il
a said, IN Trustworthy y,aib9ri,y. that Il
i,x es ss. i w1I,h ea,ssH nH ll''le ssa
SyESs EsSsaT.ol a1eslaa Its aszLi i a,aebir9 sd
They have awiy II New XeskfaEusl
= re-. esssyisIsXG f:sy a,XG ahjlssi Ssia9. ar sm
.l6 biasitaa aaiRsd Rssds dfl El,s aII Is@Iae , i niiS X.
y sa9 ~ ~. q ~ isssIl y ~
~ te9 I 81 aashs se md y Nv Ii - ~ ~
: 81 & n.s rs s q ses \! si
Thsykg ~. tnseS' 8 ,ssam ,ssl e jis 4
VI ! much prissd gift from Thariow weed
1hsyki(s sb51segDl lkgsJti1 Md In iitsash @ m
xtGQ SissYa a&iaatlaissk uatl u uQ1f ~
= .5sgask - sd1f0l A1R xaiy n, )
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-22

s. ANVILLEi, Notions and White Goods
LIZ 1856 Main street, milwaukee,.
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rho rni,;us Wo{oI

From the New York Weekly Tribune, Sept. S, 1859
The Collins Watch has reached a sale some
what marvellous. 1t is not many years since
a gold time piece vas az great a rarity as dia.
mOnds are now. Tho chronometer which
Washington is said to have lost on Torne
Mountain, near Ramapo; was not gold. Mod
ern tastes, however, have decreased the ga Ie
of silver and brass watches materially. The
silver soon furnishes and resembles tin or
lead while brass soon assumes a color. SO in
describabIy detestable, that nothing can be
more unpopular. Judging from The growing
popularity of the Collins Metal, we think that
the days of silver and the brass watches are
numbered. H
The Collins Metal is the best imitation of
gold we have seen. Tt can be made TO as
sumo all the varieties of shade of which gold
is capable. In the Collins factory, at No. 335
Broadway, can be found watches rings. Mrs
bracelets and all the styles of jewelry to
which gold can be worked. His diamond
jewelry is especially attractive. ~
The diamonds are found in California, and
seem to rival the brightest Koh-i-noor. They
are afforded at extremely low prices, and. set
in the Collins Metal, are fast growing in pop
ularity. How man can afford you a chrO-
nometer that is as exact as the American or
Swiss gold watch, with ali the appearance. of
the best timepieces for SIS or $50, is q marvel
to US. AS they keep such excellent time,
they must increase in public favor and
make great entertainments upon the sale of
gold watches.
The Collins Metal has won for the origina-
tor of it a reputation as the successful mod
ern alchemist. The dream of the seeker for
the philosophers etone seems likely to be
realized at last. For if Mr. Collins has not
been able to make gold out of metal not
gold, he has succeeded in initiating every
shade with his metal. The composition of
the metal is 8 secret, and no published ac-
count can be relied on as worthy of conf
dance.
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The correspondent of the Pail Mall Ga
'zette, who writes from Barcelona, declares
that the Spaniards are utterly disguised
with their system ofjustice, and viii remedy
it, if no other remedy is obtainable bylinch
law. Even criminal justice is corrupt, men
lingering out their lives waiting for trial
because the judge will not admit them to
bail without bride. In AndalUsia kind
of territorial socialism prevails, produced
by overgrown estates. and absentee land
lordlsm. Four men own most of the prov
ince, and the biggest of them lives his life
IL st. Petersburg. Brigandage is beginning
to prevail everywhere. Prim has ordered
all Generals to shoot Carlists, and has pro-
NOTED two officers who murdered nine
persons having fowling pieces, but were not
resisting or attacking in any way. And
that the treasury is insolvent, the parties
without lead ers, and the trees coming down
SO fast that there is a drought every three
years, and cur readers may have faint idea
OF tina state Of Spain. It is the red revolu-
ton which is coming there.
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In time Of peace prepare for war" is sound mill
tary maxim Let not the sickly season find YOU IN
2 epared Is an equally good rule medical jirispru
dence. Tbs man must be made of iron VINO hp6s
himself at the close of summer strong as at its com
lnencement- Such phenomenon Is rare even amor Q
the most robust of the human family. Muscular and
eonstItu tonal yigor oozes out of IN the broiug
weather Of July and August, ana few of ia. al the
opening OF tie Fail the best possible con dton
10 DEFY the unhealthy Influences OF the seescu
heyer ana ae1e and bilious remit fever together
with variety Of complaints that fleet the digestive
or ans Tia ysr snd the bowels form portion of the
ArrlEIin programme. Beer III mind that exhaustion
Invite these disorders and tga6 SoGl v2or enables
the system repel them To te weak is to be ser-
Aple says Satin 70 defeated ieRtons, il paradise
Lost ana tGe axiom IS correct though IL comes from
an evil souvee.
DO! tnsn, Sc wesk and feeble fortffv yourselves
AGAINST TIE invisible eaey that revadss the autumna
. ar Inc best defeusa against niiSsfna "a 6OSTET
ms SIJM ACA BIIHERS. This rars vegetable
teptc VIII improve your appetite stimulate YOUR diqes
tfo Fs taness TO your nerves, InviRorate your mas
ociT more. regulate r 5eeretions cheer y0I1r splrFs
pt yofr entire physique Ia perfect working orCie
u is easily Done. The standard tonic apd sersyive
a5n vii racupsrsle and build you up is not sba5 10
s4Ass put, on the contrary, q pleasant medicine
rS 60, heEeEer, that you have tho genuine article
ere are limitations and counterfsts in the market
Ld LeS are al worthless daleterous Bear IA mind
thaI 1Ch aFti Eh'S BITFEhS is sold only in gI.ss
Snevar by the gallon cask) and each bottle bears
ape saz aInted OF yguette of st Ceorys and fba
dragon ana cur revenue =tano the cork
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Pretty Wo1IEN.-A comparatively few la
dies monopolize the beauty as well as the at
tendon of s-ciety. This ought not to be so,
but it is; and viii be while men are foolish,
and single out pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, which gives the bloom of
youth and refined, sparkling beauty to the
complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain of red, tanned,
fIeckled or rustic complexion who will invest
seYenty-iive cents in Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Its effects are truly wonderful. To preserve
and dress the hair use Lyons Kathairon,
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HALLET, DAVIS u Co., Piano Forte Makers,
272 Washington street, Hostop. Thirty-fve
premiums awarded. Every instrument war
other first-class make IN the United States.
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Nc IS.

Nervous debility Wit, sts gloomy attend
ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss Of semen, gperrnattorrhoea,
and Threatened impotence and imbecility,
find a sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specific, No. twenty-eight. Composed
of the most valuable mild and potent cura-
lives, they strike at cnce at the root the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart vigor and energy, life
and vitality, to the entire man They have
cured thousands of cases. Price S. per
packake of six boxes and vial, which is very
important in obstinate and old cases, or ST
per single box. Sold by all druggists, and
sent by mail on receipt of price. Address
Humphreys Specific homeopathic Medicine
COMPANY. $50 broadway. n. Z. - -
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HABIT, now STRANGELY it is found in all

HABIT, HOW STRANGELY it is found in all
our connections of life, especially in the
daily use Of any staple article, but improve
ment is the motto of the age, and the one
that interests the farmer most at this time.
is the ease and economy he is running
his machines with, by using Frank Miller
& Co.'S Trashing Machine OIL It is fast
becoming a standard in that line. We can
only say, try Il.
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ALBANY, Sept. 10, 1869.

BUSINESS ENTERPRISE IN LoCKPokT, One
of the finest buildings in Western New
York Is at present being erected in the city
OF Lockport by the Gargling Oil Company.
1t is situated on Market street, a few rods
from the corner of Main, and is in the cen
tre of the city. The building is four stories
high, with a basement quite as convenient
and large as the upper rooms. The build
ing is 103 feet long, by some 70 feet wide,
with French roof and is fronted with
Lockpe9t limestone, cut in the most superb
or manner. The front alone costs many
thousand dollars, and the windows are
arched with single blocks of stone, cut to
circle. Every stone has been designed for
its place and numbered before it arrives
upon the ground. Mr.. Carpenter, proprie-
tor Of the Lockport stone quarries, per
sOnally superintends the laying of the
stone. The building will be filed
with stores of material, and spacious
apartments will be partihoned for the use
OF the numerous workmen. There is
large fire and burglar proof vault IN the
first story, and one Immediately below, in
the basement, the latter designed for the
storing Of costly gums, oils and other ma
teria The history of the success of this
enterprise Is quite remarkable. Geo. Mer-
chant was the man who first compounded
this famous oil, some thirty years ago. He
travelled through Western New York in
One-horse vehicle, peddling the medicine.
1t was. good, and the demand gradually
spread; new capital was added to the bust
Mesa stock company was formed. Afew
years ago Mr.. Merchant died; Mr.. Tucker
then took charge of the business, but his
health falling, Mr.. John Hodge, who had
already q prominent position in the bust
ness management, upon the death of MIR.
Tucker took entire charge, and with
peculiar business talent, has added
such an impetus to the popularity
Of the justly celebrated medicine that
the sales now extend to every part of the
world Last year the concern did bust
ness Of $500, Co., This was entirely due to
the superior management of the Secretary,
Mr.. Hodge, whose business capacity is
known abroad as well as at home He is
now the principal stakeholder in the com
paTy, and TO his liberality Lockport is in
debted for many valuable ornaments and
improvements, as well as for the handsome
structure now being erected upon one of the
principal streets of he city.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-22

English railway companies are pro-
testing in alarm against the prejudice
aglnst them shown by most juries in assess.
ing damages. A successful action has
been brought against one of the companies
by blind man, who hurt his hand by hit
ting it against a nail in their station: and
the same corporation has had to pay e15O
to boy who climbed upon one Of their
mantel-pieces and broke it down by his
weight.
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TO CONssgaHp TgyES

TIE Advertiser, having been restored to health a
few weeks, 10y very simple remedy. after having suffer
cd several years With lung Affection and that
dread disease, Consumption anxious to mako known
to bis fellow sufferers, tie means Of cure.
70 ali who desire It. he viii send copy OF the pre-
sorpion used rse Of charged With the directions foF
preparing and using the sarne which they will find
SURE CURE FOE OoNsUMPTIoN, AETNA, BaoSoHI-
TIs, etc. The object Of e advertiser in sending tbs
Prescription benefit the afflicted, and spiead ia
formation which he conosyes to be nvaiuabiei and ne
hopes sufferer via try his emedy, as it viii cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Farti Wishing the prescription, viii please address
REV EDWARD A WILSON,
WiIisr,, sl,r1rn. Kings Comfy. New YORK.
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APPLEToN's JOURNAL is increasing in pop
Ularlty, and is the most remarkable instance
of rapid success that we have known. 1t
presents to itsreaders happy combination
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