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| rying the mails OF the United States from Julyl
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the State Of West Virginia, being routes estAb
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| Of 42d Congress, and others, and by the schedule
OF departures and arrivals herein specified, viz
$3.50 From Woodlands to Fairview IN. o. Smiles
and back, once q week. BAL a.lrf
Leave Woodlands Saturday at D mr. ..
n Arrive at FaIrvieW by3pm;
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1881 Prom Frenchton, by Rock Cave and Hackers
Valley 70 Webster G. H., IS miles and
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day ct 60 m; 5lg" j.l. a.a7s 80
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,,. and back, once Gweek. I''
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1888 From Grin's Store to eelbyvllle II. o0. 10
miles and back. once 0 week.
$50 Leave Crime Store Saturday at7 am;
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1881 From Skin Creek IN. o. To- FrenchtOn,
miles and back, once week.
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Arrive o. Frenchton by 8 4 m;
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4SS5 From Wild Cat IN. o) TO MIddleport, II
miles and back, once week. -
Leave Wild Cat Friday at7am;
% Arrive ut Middleport BY i. . m; arms n.
Leave Mddleport Friday az 10 nj;
Arrive at wild Cat by4 pm. ' ~
4Ao6 From Raleigh to Tug River NIcDoVell C.
~, % miles and back, once week.
Leave Raleigh Tuesday att am; - a'sr.
Arrive at Tug River next day by 6pm;
LeayeTug River Thursday ATTAIN; '-
Arrive OF Raleigh next day by m.
1887 From Walton 70 sissonville, Is miles and
-'' back, once week. Alt
Leave Walton Friday at6Am:
Arriyeat sissonville by Sp m; i1
80 Leave SlBsonville PhuredAy ut 8 am;
Arrive OF Walton by Bpm.
1888 From Braxton O. II. to Clay G. H., IS miles
8yt and back, once week.
Leave Braxton 9. 4. Friday ATTAIN;
80 Arriveat Clay O. II. by7pm; ,.y
Leave Clay g. Il, Saturday at Tam;
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''0' ny mica ana hScr thrnn lou, summer ,Va =
Leave Facks gerry Tuesday, Thurtday, and
ArriVeat Hinton by 6pm;
,'iE Leave hinton tuesday, Thursday, and Bat
, uEdAy Al P m;
,oo NJ, arrive ~ racks Ferry by2pm. -
1890 From Princeton, by Concord Church, MGR.
Ger Salt Works, and Mouth OF Indian, to
hed bniphur springs, 10 miles and back,
three times week.
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~ rho.e About to Marry

vy advice is to marry as quickly H +, a
Ny ,," a' ,"r none but those who are, IN
p 'ss,T,,y' y 10, in such matters can y
AapP! y tho manifold minor, to say nom
a%n dc m, iP evils which long engage :,
ns " o",ails The position Of m aiilan1 ia,s
@g . , yI A. time, becomes almost rlu'c y,
p.,' '''I Premature 81 congratulations t Of,
c v forth by some ovet,en MdiisvS II
lends. while others cease 70 DeI! ,, an y
t'e| ,eSiitv Of an ultimate settlement snS
n c suspicious OF the sincerity o. ! YOU
otolssions and almost personally SrUT y
ri At your delay. Then the dl nIco, ,h N
y' with appropriate etiec a,h in'
, caarsctcF Of an engaged man is something
enormous. ,, ,io,cn,,v which q
aiy in that delicate position mas, avn, rn
r",inter, for wo all know that lney NY doO,
, ,i""re hnt Ii,lIe difficulty In making laem
tlGnc oS o, Uus agrceable-at least be-
,ote marriage; but with regard to a man SII.
link hin Of he amiablc and excussGI'
t"'" Lo Ia forced 10 be gully o.
receptions nc y! u 'T IN, Unro,csscS Measure
the real dis'asIv' oo O"r lin dbcIoyed
with which nc ScsTu'lI %"ar1 NJ acme on
object 10 lnG , ieS S.ioUt T' where for two
pressIyG family i msvn ho hNo 10 sit Tho
mortal honrs a. ieas.n ~ D"%' IN The iIo
observed OF all opsca a s, IT "rceasinc
to whom nc mas pucn L ,DoIr,ior NJ The day
DEVOTION lor 5,, I'S bdS ~ make bimscI
and 10 whom NJ" no ioHo w ""e,y scrsr
agreeable having ua animnHIC T o"biect Of
u news, every coI , sS.oiJ ,o ycntprG
conversation he y S o.. toor Ia shonId
upon any tenIer AsIu'i , to' 'u mach n Cen.
be thought sillyi or . ~ ST' hc considered
frallIlcs' Tor Ic"r lit "i'''''" "
SOW y ,,,ooJ rcuarked engaged
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w." hoNDs--Steady; TenAessees
Nc7A CarOlinas and Missouris stronger
a's al %; on second call Tennessees
We're &c better.
SIocHs-There are many conflicting ru.
~os aud theories on the Stock Exchange
"s,''dIng Erie. This stock has been
=" ~'Ne all day; opening at S6t selling
, 70 81; down to 35t; then gradually
a"sac'ng to and closing at S6s. Stocks
S w general list opened steady; market
'S urn during the afternoon, and ad.
t ,'uSN to II per cent from the loves,
rsas OF the day. The greatest improve.
~ rSS' was in Erie, Northwestern, com.
r rni,. Pacific Mail, Western Union and
, ,S Paciics. The sales Of Erie were
"S,sse'0'day, Express stocks were strong
\ ~ sold down to 929; closed at 9SI
n ~ Erie was l per cent better this p,
IN, Iio :, u Chicago & Indiana Cen.
On ,n ~ urn, with an advancing tendency,
, no.s from Baltimore that The Bali.
i Sos' g. 4 Ohio road is trying to wrest it
Cls % Tue Pennsylvania road. Market
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A NEW sale has been invented which
makes things very unpleasant Tor burglars
The walls are filled with gunpowler il
such manner that the blow Of n sledge,
mthc cutting Of a chiscl, in the attempt
prob the safe, will ignite the powder,
blow oil the outer crust, annihilate tho
burglar, and leave the contents of the
sale uniniured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

WHEN the processes Of the law fail,
unrnly men are wont 10 resort to some
other process Tor accomplishing the same
purpose. A landlord in Cincinnati a few
lays ago, having failed to get rid Of an
obnoxious tenant by the ordinary methods
olprOceedure, finally set fire to a quantity
Of birthstone in the basement and filled
the building with the fumes. The tenant,
who was a woman and could stand good
deal Of that sort Of thing, held out fol
some time, but finally had to succumb to
the infernal iumigation and look up new
ullrlers
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REVENGE is sweet. A widow won $780,,
no from German gambler at Baden.
Baden, and q French General, whose
latred of Germany is undying married
The avengcr orthiS country and the $780,.
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TnE following Is said to be the form of
aIh in some Western county court:
SOmmy swathytcsmy you shagginkase
aoWntrill shabby truth nothing butty
ruth seppy COB washy name"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

In Boston they onot shake carpets any
more. but new process has been intro.
InCed by which they are "sllampooed."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

lSlhc California Legislature recently a
Dill was introduced requiring cities to
Onry"heindigent sick" atpublIc expense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

CAUGHT her softly by the arm, my
gentle, blue eyed Kate; she cried, T4et
90, you fool, you hurt my vaccinate ~
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A GIRL" died recently at Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, who had been jim ser.
vice in one family Sixty.nine years;
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full VigOr restored. t..
IAiRdtstresaing Auction, which renders llfs
miserable and marriage impossible, Is the penalty
Young peraOns are too apt 10 commit eScesSes
nom not being aware Of the dreadful conSS
quoneee that may enene. Now, who that undOr.
stands tho subject vii pretend 10 deny that tho
power OF procfeation 10 Loot sooner by those fsll
Besides being deprived OF the pleasure II healthy
oasptlng, tho most serious and destruCtIyo syrip
toms OF both body And mind Arise. Tho system
becomes derAnged, tho Physical and Mental
IEunctions Weaksped, Loas Of ProereatlYc Power,
the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutlonai DehIiitv'
and Wasting OF the Frame, Cough, COnFumpti0n
Decay aud Death.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Thc State
@enl Of the public debt and balance,
from juno 80, 1859, to December Slst
S'l' shows that the yearly reduction to
1eaOth, 1870, was $1O7,7 rs, 7SO, to june
5O'h, 1871, was $1SO,735,147, and from
June SOth to December 3lst, 1871, was
Eo'Ol, 5OG-shOwing the total reduction
{, NJ, The debt since June Both, 1860, to be
F%'OlO,49O. The principal Of the pub,
nc ,S ,s SsS Ut De- December Slst, 1871, was
New York Money and Stock Marker.
NEW York, March 19.-GoLp-FIrm
1IeallOt Loans were from 4 per cent
,st annnm to l lOc per day. CIearinps,
EI,jOOOOO.
MoSEv-During the forenoon wal
,SaI, with loans us high as 1.18 per cent.
s aS latter was offered freely at : per Gens!
VNseI al Ba7 per rent q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13
TAKE pARTTcUr,Ap NoTIOp

an 4SO44Ah NOI1CE,
Or. ]; addresses al those who have Injured
themselves BY improper indulgence and solitary
nADlts which ruin both body and mind, nnhttfne
riAge. 'NN''| " AAAt
These are some OF the SAD and uolapcholv Of.
Iee9 produced BY early hAbitS o. youth. Viz:
weakness OF tho Back and Limbs, Pains in ths
Head, Dlmness OF Sight, Loss Of Muscular Pow.
ftHHIRlNu9n OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
iFriAhllty, Derangement or tho Digestive Func
.IoH General Debility, symptoms Of ConSump.
MENTAILT;-Tho fearful effects on the mind
are much TO DO dreaded. Loss or Memory. Con
tusion OF Ideas Depression Of 6pirits. Fvil Fore.
O9Sengs Aversion TO Society, Self IStrust, Love
OF Solitude, Timldity, &C., are some Of the eyIlS
produced. " '''' e''S
Thousands Of persons OF all ages can now
Judge what is the cause OF their deciininV heaIth
losing their vigor, becoming weak, pale. neFyons
and emaclated, having q Singuiar appeGranco
about the eyes, Cough, and Symptoms Of Con.
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DIR. JOHNSON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon.
don, Graduate Of ono Of tho most eminent C;oi.
legee In tho United States, and tho greater pSFt
81 whose life has been spent In tho 6ospitSls OF
edected some Of the most aStoniRhIpg cfireS maj
were eyer known. Many troubled With ringing
~ Lne nead and ears when asleep, great nervous
meas being alarmed a, sudden sounds, bashi1l.
nees, With frequent biushlng, attended Some-
IimcS WIN arrangement OF mind, were cured
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SS' bUt anu ogmpLuLlb
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain prac
tlce, INDUCED in when alone, q habit ffeouently
learned from evel companions, or at school, the
sg aISSs OF which arc nightly felt, even when
nS ot ana, u not cured, renders marriage i'm
shonld apply Immediately, 1NA''
Mnata PITY thata young man, tho hope OF his
country, the pride Of his parents, should b.
en- sIStcled nom all prospects and enjoyments Of
ne ny INC consequences Of deyiatinG nom tho
cret habit. Such persons must, before c0ntsm.
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DISEASES or IMpRTTnENr


When the misguided and impfudept yotSrv o,
pleasure ands that he has imblbOd tho seeds OF
THIS painful disease It too often happens mat an
tlltimed sense Of shame or dread OF discovery de-
ets MN rom applying 10 those, who from edu.
him, delaying till tho const itutionai symptoms oi
this hOrrid disease make their appearance. such
az liberated sore throat, diseased nose, nOcturna
pains In tho head and limbs, dimness OF siRht
deafness, nodes on the shln.bonGs and arms, prO
crossing with frightful rapidity, Tin at last the
palate OF the mouth or the bonea OF tho noRe fall
In, and the victim Of this awful disease becomes
hoTid object OF commisGeration, tIll death puts
period 70 tho dreadful guGerings, by sending
no traveller returns" "1'''NO
lisa MELANCHOLY FAOT that thousands
fall victims To this terrible disease owing 10 ths
nnSkillfalness Of ignorant ptStendcrG, Who, by
ruin the constitution and make the residue cflifS
miserable f.I1T-T III 800. W ' ''''
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MARRIAGE.

reflect that a sound mind and body arc the mos,
necessary requisites to promote eonnubial hap.
hinssS; Indeed, without these the Journey
through life becomes weary pllgrinage: ia
prospect hourly darkens 70 the view, the mind
becomes Swallowed With despair and lIled with
inc melancholy rGaectlon that tho happiness Of
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BEH1p5tHeN9fA fPsFlFFlAhF
TAe Only PIlee Hhsre : Curs eaa b Oht.ln.a

Dr.. johnson has diSeoyAfed tho moet Certain
speedy, and only RfectuAl Remedy In tho World
LOT Weakness OF the Back or Limbs, StIlcturrP
AHeeii9ne Of the idneya apd Bladder, Iny6luii
w. nsehAtges, lmpoteaoY, General D6bllIig,
Nery0gsness, DySpepala, LlhRuoE, Low BpitIta
GonlnsiOn OF Ideas, PalpIation Of the Heart
Iimidity, Trembling, Dimneas OF Sight, or Gid.
dincss, Disease OF the Head, Throat. Nose or
Skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs. Stomach of
Bowtls-thoso Terrible Disorders Arising rom
Solitary Habits Of Houth-Sccfet and Solitary
PRACTICES mora AtAl 20 their victims than The
song 81 byren1 % tho Mnrl1ela Or LIliaata hliehf
Ing thelt hpBt brilliant hop and anfltipAfIhhS
rendering marriage, &c, impoSsi6lo
YOUNG MEN =
especially, who have become tho Victims OF HoN
Aty Vice, that drCAlfll and destructive habit
Maicn annually swcCps 10 an untimely HrAYO
ttnSYusa9uS ot Young mon Of the nlOst excellent
LA,iehS anu brilliant intellect, who might other.
MISC nave entranced listening Senates with the
hunters OF OloQuence, or walked 10 ecsiarV tho
living Tyre, mAy call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE,
Married Persons, Or Young Men eontcm,latipv
marriage, being aware Of Physical WcaEness
Organic Debility, DelOlmitieH, speedily sufSd
he who places himself under tho caro- Of Dr. 1
may rellglously couade In his houor as a GENT.
man, and confidently rely upon his skill asa ply
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DIR. ,IOHNarnM

DIX. JOHNSTON, ...,,,
0FFICE, NO, . SOUTH FREDERICK sTRRR.r
L ley nand SIDE going from Baltimore gtreot. few
nAn0 aud number. :" O"'cAs' 'hs
~ no letters received unless post.naId ana
containing q stamp to be used On t6o reniV
r ,Sa writing sholld state age, and send IIcr
The Doctors DIPLOMA hanrs IN hiS ofSca
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE pRRau.

nIFPOItOI1I1 TN I Vt TIE PRESS:
mDR4 within the last twenty years, and the mn,
meE1as ImpoFtant Surgical operations pefformed
bS W; JOlngton, witiehaei by tho reportcFR OF
zns 6Hn and many other p&pSrs, noticcs at
wa tSa nave Appeared again SGSn beore the
character and respeCtabilIty. Is srElcie51 onsEi
Antee To the afflicted. H'uN'
SKIND1sEAsEs SPEEDILY CURED,
mAFlH LII - VIZ
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24

A MEcHANIo.--A young man COM
menceI visiting young lady, and seemed
to be we'll pleased One evening he had
called when it was quite late, which led
the young lady to inquire where he had
been. I" had to work tonight" ," What!
do you work Tor living?" she inquired
in astonlshrIert ''Certainly," replied
the young mar. & ] am mechanic" 81
dislike the name Of mechanic" and she
turned up her pretty nose. This was the
last time that young man visited that
young lady. He is now wealthy man,
and has ore of the incest omen in the
country for wife. The lady who dis
liked the name of a mechanic is now the
wife of miserable tool-a regular vagrant
about grog. shops, and the soft, verdant,
miserable girl is obliged to take in wash
ng to support herself and children. You
dislike the name of mechanic, eh-you
whose brothers are but well dressed loaf
ers. We pity any girl who is so verdant,
so soft as to think less of a man for being
a mechanic-one of Gods noblemen, a
most dignifed and honored parsonage of
Heavens creatures. Beware, young ladies,
how you treat young men who work for a
living, for you may one day be q menial
to one of them yourself. Far better to
discharge the well-fed pauper, with all his
rings, jewelry, brazenness and pomposity,
and to take your affections to the callous
hand, industrious mechanic. Thousands
have bitterly repented their folly who
have turned their backs to honesty. A
few years have taught them a severe
lesson.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
ncfend Your Health.

The fall of the leaves not only symbolzes human de-
cay but promotes it. In other words the euvia from
diving and rottng vegetation is unfavorable TO health
To this and other cause-especiay of moisture
in the atmo phere-may be ascrbed the prevalence Of
acute disorders of the stomach bowels and liver at this
season Every person of bilious habit is liable TO be
ryy birous in the fall Then too all persons whose
digestion is weak are than ordinarily dyspeptic.
and individuals predIsposed collie darrhca and dyscn
tery are particularly likely be attacked By these
pIn,pts The most complete defence against each and
a Of these distressing ailments is bodily vigor. To
obtain this blessing in all its pentitude where it does
not exist and to preserve and perpetuate it where it
docs exist Hostetter Stomach Btters earnestly
ommended II is the peculiar office OF this preparation
TO reinforce and regulate the important organs which
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secure Hence it is the best defence of health at this
season and indeed at ali When dysentery,
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the bowels become epidemic they often do in certain
parts of the country in the fall it will be found that
persons who have been wise enough to resort to the Bit
ters as preventive are almost invariably exempted
from the seourge.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24

No Person cnn take these Bitfers accord
Inp 10 directions and remain long unWell provided
their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means and vital organs wassed peyond tne
point OF repair. uoo,,o,o po,,
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DizZiness Sour Eructations OF the Stomach, Bad
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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24

THE Two EXTREMEs.-TwO classes OF
medical thinkers attempt to cure disease
by opposite modes of treatment. One
class forces the system into preternatural
activity; the other depresses and weakens
it. Both are wrong. To intlame the
blood ofan invalid with medicated alcohol
S as dangerous as to apply undue steam
pressure to weak boiler; and to PROSTATE
the physical energy, which is the natural
opponent of disease, by depicting treat
ment, is an act Of almost equal temerity.
There is medium between these two ex-
tremes, and DR.. JOSEPH WALKER, to
whom the world owes the famous CALI
FoHNIA VINEGAR BITTERs, has been for
tunate enough to strike it. He has pro-
duced some simple vegetable element
without the admixture of any distilled or
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important properties of wholesome
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secretions, a pulmonic, sedatige, and a
powerful anti-biious agent. Never before
were these six sanative qualities compre-
hended in one medicine, and never before
did one medicine cure so many different
diseases. Dyspepsia, liver-complaint, dis
eases of the kidneys, rheuH atism, inter
mittent fever, disorders OF the bowels,
gout, nervous affections, and maIadieS
proceeding from the impurity fthe blood.
are only a few of the bodily ills for which
VINEGAR BITTERs is considered an unfail
ing remedy.-Com.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24

CITY FARMING Cleveland Lsader
tells the following: "a city chap from
this town, spending few weeks In the
country with farmer friend asked to be
permitted TO abstract the lacteal fluid
from the bovine group at eventide.' As
soon as the former found cut that all he
wanted was to milk the COWS some night
he cheeriully assented, ard with other
members of the family seated himself on
tie barn yard fence to see the fun.
Hardly had the tight pantalooned chap
begun to pull on the peculiar natural
appendace which all who desire milk
must manipulate, Except milkmen who
live near pond, } when the patient COW
looked around and saw the 'what-is-lt
at her side. Fetching him a whip in the
eyes with her tail, she at the same time
projected her hind foot with light
niDg-ike rapidity, and while the milker
was balancing on his ear in the mud
puddle, the sportive cow sent the milk
pail spinning after him. Our hero now
saws farming is fraud"
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
special Notices.
TO
CONSUMPTIVES.

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ous to make known his fellow sufferers the OF
cure To all who desire it. ne will send a copy Of the
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for preparing and using the which they will find
SURF CURE for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS.
and all throat lung difficulties.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
l94 Penn. Street. Williamsburgh. n.