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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
Qtlh Ctouutn Dirtttorp.
COUNTY OFFICERS

COUNTY OFFICERS.
President judges. p. johnson.
Additional Law Judge Hon. Jho. p.
Tincent.
Associate Judses-E. c. Schultze,
Jesse kyler.
District. a Attorney-J. X. p. Hall
Sheriff-Jacob McCaujey.
Prothonotary &c.,--Fred. Sch@ning.
Treasurer-Claudius " Gillis.
90. Superntendcnt--Rutus Lucore.
Commissioners-H Warner, Jos. w.
Taylor, Louis Yollmer.
Auditors-CIark Wilcox, George D.
Messenger, aud Joseph Wihelm.
County Surveyor -Geo. WaImsley.
Jury Commissionels.-G GcorGe Dickinsn,
ana Horace Little.
TINE OF HOLDING COURT.
Second Monday in January,
Last Monday in april.
FIRST Monday in August.
First MordaY in November.
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Liabilities.
County orders outstanding. s 24O OS
Bopntv bonds 800 90
Due w Pen itentiary estimated. 200 90
Due Sheriff M'Cauley. 11S 55
Excess of assets. 23,S6S 13
s24,S16 76
AMOUNTS DUE TO ELK COUNTY BY THE
SEVERAL COLLECTORS, JAN. ], 1870.
County Tdr.
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, UDITOKs 9EATAAMkNT.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITU@ES OF ELK
COUNTY FOR THE YEAR ENDING JANUA
RY lsT, 1879.
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G. A. WICOX, J
Attest j, L. L. HALL, Clerk.

Commissioners Of tbe McKean, EH, Forest
aud clarion State Road, IN account
lc.M said road, for tie gear 1860.
] lnnunru 2A lSLA
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JIcob " Cau5ey, Esq, Syerif Of E2h
County, an account ,cuh said coaat6, Jan.
NarN 3D.. 1870.
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S24 SIG 76
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-31
The Ninth Legislature.

In another column appears what we be-
lleve to be correct list Of the Iegisla-
tute to assemble at Charleston (should
navigation tlienbe OPEN on the nth Of
January. saItis, 90 far as Ne are aware,
the first full and accurate list published.
There may be some errors in the political
classification Of members, but we have
classified Them according to the best in.
formation at hand. and If any gentleman
has been put down on tho wrong side Of
the fence, We shall be happy to set him
right when notified Of the error.
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now 10 a. 10 th0 Cnni,nl.

GEN.. D. II. STRornER porto Crayon)
and Mr.. J. Brisbcn Walker arrived hero
from tho East on the s;10A. NJ. train, and
LETT for Charleston this morning In a
buggy.-Rarkera6urg Times.
THE present cold snap creates some in.
quiries as 10 how our members arc going
to reach the "permanent seat" next
month. 1t is supposed that our friend
the Doctor, from Belvlllc, will take II
,mulCback through tho wilds OF Gilmer and
Braxton; while our Senator and Delegate
elect, from this city, win join Baker and
CraCraft from Wheeling, and try It on
skates, down the Ohio. Bon Voyage,
Misunderstanding Journal.
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THE Moundsville Ndti0Nal notes that
the travel between that place and this city
Is on the increase, expects that in few
years Moundsville will DO a suburb Of
Wheeling, and says "it is expected that
horse railroad will soon be running be-
tween the two places" If Moundsvflle
would go 10 work and spread itself in
this direction over the tivoor six miles Of
river bottom lying between the town and
The Narrows, 1t would be city Of such
magnificent proportions that Wheeling
would become a suburb Of BIoundsvillc.
Why not? -
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AMNESTY IN CoNGREss.-Tho Senate
Committee on Removal Of Political Dlsa-
bilitiUs will be ready to report on tho am.
nesty bill at the close OF the recess. twill
not provide for universal amnesty, but
will DO more liberal In It's terms than the
late measures discussed in the House,
There will be IN attempt on the part o.
several Senators to take tho bill up soon
after It Is reported, with o Wow to full
discussion Of tue question. Robertson
Of South Carolina, Is Chairman Of the
Committee.
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Principles not Meu-.-A Word Of
Warning.

Principles NOT MensssA Horu OF
Warning.
From he 7oiedo BIads.
On any matter not essential 10 the sue
cess OF the distinctive measures of the or
ganization the President should never at
tempt to make tests Of party fellowship.
When he docs so he steps outside OF his
duty and his obligation, and tramples on
the rights OF those who elected him.
Tho Wing party came TO It's death
through the attempt Of0naccidental Pres.
ident to fOist pro.slaVery policy upon 1t,
The Democratic party came 10 defeat In
like manner. We need not tell the reader
how Buchanan rent that political organi-
cation by attempting to compel Senator
Douglas TO support the infamous Lecomp-
ton measure. 1t is too soon to say that
tho Republican party is in danger from
this cause. We do not say that tho Prest.
dent has determined 10 make adhesion to
his St Domingo policy condition Of Elk.
ccutivc favor. But temptations arC not
wanting-and II he do not resist evil nd.
visers he will adopt course which will
fiji the hearts Of oil earnest Republicans
with the deepest apprehension and con-
cern.
Political parties arc necessity, and tho
Presidents they make must be their ser
wants and not their masters. The "co.
hcsivc power OF public plumber" cannot
hold party together Ior.apy considerable
period Of time. An administration"
party simply. when its policy contradicts
the intelligent convictions Of my consid-
cradle number of its members, is doomed
to defeat We shy this without specific
reference. 10 my administration, or any
party, but as truth Of general applica.
lion, which the history of parties and I'D.
ministralions fully vcrifes tx.
we were in the Republican party nj
the outset and through all It's days Of dark
ness rs well as in It's hours Of victory and
in tho midst Of It's grand and decisive tri-
umphs, and we have never failed in u sin.
gle instance to support its candidates nor
Us measures. We look forward still to q
glorious future which we believe u wise
and firm adherence 20 our proper work
will secure 10 that patriotic organization.
But we support It not from regard to any
leaders, but out Of devotion to the free
principles which haYe been and arc still
It's real life. Hence we speak plainly in
warning that wo may not split on the
rocks on which other organizations have
been hOpelcSsly wrecked,
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8PECIAE NOTICES.


THEIATRsT AND CHOICEST.
SRA MOSS FARIHE-Sald 70 DO yOFy hno ia
DO9sertS and an elegant and dainty
dlsh for the sick. ~
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old o.
Vorlte with the ladies' for JGlll0s-
" bright clear and beautiful.
SHERRY WINEzJust tho article
70 use with Cox'S GOlAtine-0f rieh
and luscious a1HoF.
BAKERS C0C0A-WArrlntedP Pure, q delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARLNA-PFep0Fed especially for
lnVnlidB and children. i4 =
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine article
for ladies and chJldreR n feeble
health.
WINE OF PRPSN-The most perfect remedy
fortndlgestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STAROH-For Puddings and CuStards.
TAPI0CA-Ag plendid dessert, either alone or
with Berries.
At LAUGHLN, SMITH D co.,
juu1l Wholesale DruggiBts, Main st.
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CAPTAIN G. F. HALL, to whom has
been entrusted he'government appropia.
ton for avoyage to the North Pole, isnow
fitting out his vessel, and intends to sail
next May. He proposes to sail in q steam
brig, properly fitted and strengthened for
a voyage among the ice. He means to
trainhis crew to live upon the country
that is to say, to eat raw seal and walrus
meat and drink train oil. Thus only, he
thinks, can men endure the rigors OF tho
Arctic climate. Heappcars TO be sanguinC
Oi reaching the pole
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The Tennessee is to beresdy for sea by
January 9Th. The President is so eager
Tor the San Domingo c Commissioners to be
off that he can hardly walt till the reso.
luton authorizing them Is passed by the
Unnoc
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The administration is not at all pleased
with tho result Of the election in Georgia,
having been assured that the State was
Republican by at least twenty thousand
majority. Tho fact that the State is now
hOpelcssly in the hands OF the Democrats
is urged as a reason why Attorncy.Gcn.
eral Ackcrmnn should retire from the
Cabinet, md give place to some man from
the South who will be able to carry his
own State In favor Of the Administration.
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SOME OF the jealous but indisOrcct ad'
mirers Of WIN. NJ. TWEED, OF New York
City, a leading member Of the Tammany
ring, who has grown immensely rich by
plundering the city government, propose
to erect monument to commemorate his
virtues, assuming, for courtesy's sake, that
he has some. Less than year ago the
New York World was fighting the Tam.
many ring, though it has since surrender
ed at discretion. Now the Times, with
refined cruelty, draws on the Worlds col
umns for an inscription for the TWEED
monument, and here it is:
"Senator Tweed's treachery 10 tho
City, by increasing whose taxes he has
become one Of its heaviest Taxpayers, in.
spires resentment which every honest
Democrat In New York will share. he
thrives on percentages ofpiliering, grows
rich,on the distributed dividends OF ras-
cality. His extortions are as bonndlesS
in their sum as in their ingenuity. he
passes his Sundays drinking punch In o
stabIe-an employment soinf q more in.
nocuous than his usual ,conise 81 lie that
perhaps We ought to. CON tat1lase him on
his improvement. ie vas worth less
than nothing whenl LIE took to the trade Of
politics for he was q Bankrupt Now he
has Great ap0s5cesfons, estimated oil tho
way from five millions OF dollars to twice
as much. The result Of Messrs. Swceny
and T%eed's administration has clearly
been 10 decrease the public revenues by
the amount OF their own gains-that Is to
say, they have In a more or less circuitous
manner swindled the public to that ex.
font #au. h....'E
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NINTH WEST VIRGINIA Legs.
LATURE.
10 AssElmLE ATTnE ePEBltASENT SEAT"
(wEATHRR PERNITTING) JANUARY
II, 1871,

II, 1871.
Democrats In Romans Republicans In
LtdlieS Independentin SMALL CAPs.
senate.
Fir Fiat /, District 9lst 1evis Applegate and
g. Second District R Bvsn and
William B. Ice.
IL; TAir5 District Watam 3. Crane and
WIliam lfiee.
Fourth District VILLAIN l. BoremGn
and CtafltB n ScOh
FiGh District 5aaes Gather and okoy
johnson,
Skin Dlstrict-Spasosr Dayton and
William O. Garper.
Seventh District spicer Patrick and
w. A. Alexander.
! Eighth District Mitchell Cook and
Thomas B. Kline. 2
Ninth Dstrict-A. r. Humphries and
James Scott! rF
Tenth Dbtrict- George Harmon and
Henry g. Davis.
Eleventh District Gorge KoOaSs and
Samuel Gold. .g,i.ii
B B:Rasl5saP' liza
House Of Delegates.
BarbourlByron Love. re-
Bcrkeley-MosEs G. NADENDoUsCna
and u d. Stehky.
Boone-Francis w. Meadows.
Braxton-Wtiliam D. Rollyson.
Brooke-James Hervey.
DUddridge-Va Langftt.
Fayette-R A. Flanagan.
Hampshire W. Heiskell.
Hancock Daniel D0nGE0O.
Harrison-Charlcs s. Lewis and T. JET.
ierson West.
Jackson-Fbminand n. Hasatr. j
Jeaerson-E. Willis Wilson and G-E
Stubs, ,---.-st,. I'.a
Kanaw6a-Letcis a. Martin and Beaja-
MN +. Wyatt.
Lewis-Henry Brannon. b.,
LOgan-JOhn Garrett.
Marion-Jamcs Morrow, Jr., and Al
pheus Prichard.
Marshall-W. r. Mcdonald and Lewis
S. Newman.
Mason-W. II. Webster.
Mcrcer-Sylvcster Upton.
Mineral. w. Keys,
Monongalia-GcOryc o. Stu'giS and
John D. Tough.
Morgan-John Fl. HoUe'MGk.
Ohio-Robert G. Barr, Elbridge G. Cra-
craft, and John Faris.
PendlctOn-,John B1ggS.
Preston-CHarIes N. Bishop and John
r. Jones.
Putnam-JL L. NcLedn. rN
Ritchic-BeWamin llcGiRniS.
Roane-Davld Simmons.
Taylor-Reuben DAWSON.
Tyler-Anthony Smith.
Upshur-A. B. Clark. s.
Representations SHANNON.
Wctzel-Charles Hornor.
;. Wirt-Samuel II. Sheppard.
Grcenbricr and Monroe, voting tOgeth-
cr-James L. Nelson, Hamilton P.
Brown, and Benjamin F. Ballard.
list Del. dist. (Wood and Pleasants)-J.
Monroe Jackson and William @. Keever.
2d:Del. dist. Calhoun and Gilmer)-
William Lynch.
Sd Del. dist. CLAY and Nicholas) Ben
jamin L. Stephenson.
4th Del. dist. (Pocahontas and Wcbstcr)
Isaac NJ Griffin.
9th Del. dist. Randolph and Tuckcr)-
Lcmuel Chenoweth.
9th Del. dist. (McDowcll, Raleigh and
Wyoming John McGraw.
7th Del. dist. Grant and Hardy)-A.
w. Smith.
9Th Del. dist. (Cabcll and Lincoln)-
James q. Ferguson.
*"Reform."
Democrats t.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Republicans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..16
4hDkFENDENT,...'''.s. -S-oo
Clear Democratic majority in House
and on joint bal!ot-20.
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JUDaR JACKSON, Of tho Federal Court,
Is about finishing u dwelling in Parkers.
burg, which rs described in the Gazette,
will be one OF the most elegant and com.
lnotliousin the State.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,

TRUSTEES SALE.
L By virtue Of deed Of trust made on tho
22d day Of March, 1870, by Walker Hunter and
Mary his wife, 10 Thomas u. Logan, Trustee, and
recorded In tho office Of tho Recorder Of Ohio
county In Decd Book No. 81, page SIG, will sell
at public sale to tho highest bidder, at tho fEOnt
door Of tho CoutN House Of Ohio county, on
Saturday, December 81, 1870,
at 10 O'Clock A. n, the following described real
estate, viz: A certain house and lot situated In
tho city Of Wheeling aud at tho date Of said decd
Of trust occupied by George W. Bags, and
bounded thus: Beginning at tho north cast corn.
or, corner 10 lot sold by said Hunter to Mrs. Lor
ing; thence running south with tho line Of Huron
street, thirty CSW feet; thence west ono hundred
aud twenty-five (l25) feet 10 Peach alley, thence
north thirty CS0) feet; thcnco cast ono hundred
and twenty-five feet (t26) feot to tho beginning.
TBRNs or SALE CASH. Title believed good, but
selling as Trustee shall only convoy such title,
a. IL vested 10 mo by said deed Of trust.
THOMAS Il. LOGAN,
In HRf10tRO-
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MARTIN SMITH, of Point Pleasant, who
drank sulphurlc acid in drug store there,
mistaking 1t for whiskey, died from the
effects oft draaght,
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The Pennsylvania Legislature will ncC
january I'd. Four Democratic Senators
will then be sworn in who have been
elected, through apathy and disgust on
the part Of Republicans, from strong Re.
publican Districts. The Democrats, hav.
Ing a majority Of one in the Senate, that
body will be organized and controlled by
them for the first time in twelve years.
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NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS IN.
IN TRREsTED IN TIE NAVIGATION OF.
THE OHIO RIVER. ~
10 tho conSlructlOnof tho bridge ever tho Ohio
river, which the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company IL building, lat BGnwoodO under an.
porarily TO obstruct the channel By false works,
THGS 10 TO GTYE NOTICE that AFTER this date all
spans, except tho main channel span, will be
CLosED. This span 10 near the middle Of the
river, and 10 SG5 feet between masonry Of low.
JAMES L. RANDOLPH,
Chief Engineer Baltimore and Ohio R. r.
December 8, 1870. Hhi decI9eod
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HOW TO SUBSCRIBE FOR MAG.
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n-ROTwTH an M p CHTRCH

R@FOURTH ST. n. E. CHURCH.
49, Watch night GeryiceB, cotnE eneinR
at O'Clock, this evening. Preaching by tho
Of The Lords Supper. Members Of Othr Meth.
odIst churches and Of other religions dlpOmina-
tons, and tho public generally, lfe Affect onAtely
invited 10 unite with "a. Preaching bythe pas.
tor tomorrow New Years day. 10Y 4. II. and
q; \. Subject Of EVENING" sermon, &SoISt 9.
Pm. ut. lifitl Isl dee31
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MARRIED..

KLNG-NEWLAlD.-T hnradAy, December 81
1870, by tho Rev. A. j. LYDIA, NJ. uHB. n. KINd
10 Mas MARY 3. NTwzA1p, d q thlS elN.
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THE wife of Secretary BELKSAP died
ThnrsdaY afternoon.
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mo THE CREDITORS OF THE Es-

ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE Es-
Il ITATR OF ROBERT MARSHALL, DECD.
In pursuance Of Q decree Of the Circuit Court
OF tho County OF Ohio, State Of West Virginia,
made IN cause therein pending 10 tnbjeCt the
real estate OF tho said Robert Marshall, decd, 70
the payment Of his debts, you arc required %
present your claims against tho said Robert Mar
SHALL dec d, for adjudication 70 GIBsoN L. CRAM
MIR, C0fnSntSsi0Her In ChGReery, at his Office in
tho eaid County on or before the nth day Of Feb
Witness Michael ]. Brelnig, Clerk Of said
Court, this oOth day Of December,A. D. 1910.
AICHARL y. RREtNIG, Clerk
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Culver SPRAY FLOUR. y
- 20O barrels this oh6lee brand, for sale by
dCc3I 4, HENRY K. LIST. ECO.
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~ MEssRs. EDIToRs-I OF.
49, FER myself as candidate for re.elet'
charter election, and Il elected I promise 70 dh'
charge the duties IRIthfplly al heretofore. y
dec3l 0SEPH FORSYTH
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TIFTH STREET RESIDENCES nm
u FOR RENT.-The two magnificent hi
near Monroe street arc offered for rent possession
April I, 1871. They contain each ten rooms, DO
sides pantry, bath room, wash house, and cellar;
gas and water throughout. Also for rent, house
on Market AtreCt, north Of Second Ward Market
square, containing rooms, with good cellar,
water and gas, &c. Applyto
n JOHN NOLAN,
or TB0S. 0'BR1EN,
dFc3i Real Estate Agent,
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P. H., Wheeling. ". Va;
We are iroze in at the capital. / send
YOU our Western mail. Will reciprocatc
the trouble when Wheeling becomes an
inland town. Yours truly, \,
P.tS-Send Ohio county delegates in
this small bag. J.aW. Y.
Received at Wheeling 7. 81. 30th, rtd
Washington City. PM, Wheeling.
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New Advertisements.
,M1:HERLINq EEALALE ooILEeR.

RSENGLIsH EVAN. LUTHEf
49, RAN John Btroot, adDoln.
infP0Bt ohleG. New YGaFg aiSe0urSe!a t0H
dFe6S At o'clock. Every seat 10 FRiB. d1e1
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Interesting News for Members Of

Interesting News for Members Of
the LegiSlature....The Capital
The following document was received
at the Wheeling Post Office yesterday,
written on a scrap OF wrapping paper, in
the Charleston. mail pouch. 1tiO "nishty
interesting reading" TO those unfortunates
whohaye to attend the Legislature, su'
preme Court, or Federal Court, next
KANAwuA G. H., W. Va.
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lO KANAwuA G. H., W. Va,
Dec. 90, 1870. I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-07
Great King Of Pain !
FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A d.

TAR, McBRIDE-MY DEAR SIR: FOR THE
last six or seven Year, I have boen anlicteo
with rheumatic pains. nom my knees down,
embracing all the Joints OF ankle ana toes.
These palms have come upon me periodically
every year about this season Of the year. Ny
knees, and ankles, and toe Joints, and my wrists
and finger jdints would swell, and leave me IN
the most agonizing pain, known only, 10 tnoee
who have suffered from this dread maLaay.
These pains would continue for q period OF nos
three TO four months every year, and they have
been regular, unfailing annual yisitors. ! nave
beeu accustomed TO apply for relief TO the best
citizens OF San Francisco, and have not hileo
10 ure all the. mort popular remedies known 70
the public. ] would sometimes receive Tempo.
rary relief, after long continued application, but
il would never fail 10 return In q Few days, with
increased severity.
About two weeks ago. while my pains were
upon me. ] saw You at the corner Of one Of our
streets, and heard what you said about your
king OF Pains:" confess tnnI l nsscne1 ~
you With deep distrust /: indeed, ! nay say tnat
| did not believe your statements; .oLh,
thought /, "it's only q dollar, and III pAtronize
Inc 'Lumbug' one dollars worth" ! bought o
bottle, and tried 1t brst on my knee, which was
iearfully swollen, and nom when en- ! su sSa,S
aud, my dear Doctor, you can judge OF my sur;
prisc, ecstacy and delight altogether, when !
found on rising the second morning, that my
pains were entirely gone and the swelling en-;
tirrly gone. MY knee JOINTS Wcre nuPpi unu
iirhih' I was q Young man, and I actually danced
with delight, much to the amusement Of my
friends, who had been In the habit Of regarding
me as a dccrcpid old rheumatic. II has now
been two weeks, and l have not FELT the leaft
symptom Of return. l believe I am cured, and !
icel 10 grateful to you that ! offer you this state.
ment, yeridel by my oath, to be used BY you In
whatever way you may think proper, for feel
Il a duty TO lot others similarly ahiicted know
where they can hnd relief. - |w ..
u. RAPHAEL IoOKAYsE.
San francisco. October 10th, 1859.