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ga Inc strong breeze from burst outer M and had fore
frosthen 18th, Sandy Hook bearing NV by IS miles,
ceved pilot from boat George Steers In and
by stcsmtug j lockwood
schr Edwin Gordon Newbern, days. with cotton &c 20
John Abrahams Experienced heavy weather. lost part OF
deck load.
schr Francis Barrett, salyear, Newborn, Is days
schr Emily, Nickerson Wilmington, NC Is days Expert
enced heavy NV gales the entire passage lost b and
deck load.
schr L Smith, Hlman, Wilmington NC, 6aays
schr Howard Howard Washington, &C, 10 days
Schr Norma (wreckng Weeks from brig Conquest ashore
near Moriches, with coffee and logxood to Y Beech.
schr q Roach Cwreckingl Clock from brig Conquest
ashore Moriches, with coffee and logwood Bech
Steamer Albatross, Jones tpvidence
Steamer Petrol Young Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Flying Dragon.-By pilot boat Geo Steers, No6
Wind during the day N.
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ShIPPIN G NEW s
Port Of New York, January 10, 1861.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship Montgomery. Berry, savannah with mdse and
passengers to III Cromwell Co 18th inst III AN lat "a
0s sIgnazed steamship Maou PM 50 miles SW OF Hate
steamship Of The South both for Savannah
Steamship jamestown, skinner Richmond. Norfolk &c,
with mdse aud passengers, TO Ludlsm iieneken.
ship Galaea (of Boston,, Wendell, Callao, ~ days. via
Hampton Roads D days, with guano, 10 Barili Bros
SHIP Elena Brcm) kuhlmann Bremen, 10 days with mdse
and a passengers 70 Charles Julng Had some heavy
weather; split calls 6c
ship Hero Byeland, Antwerp and Flushing, Dec 6 with
mdse and Is passengers, TO Geo Buckley.
ship Maria Clark, 81 Jago, via Great Harbor Bahamas
10 days with salt and tobacco, ~ w II Dyckman.
BARK Abbya cot Yarmouth Me- johnson, Havre CT days.
with mdse, Boyd Hineken. Experienced heavy
Their the entire passage; lost jibboom, split sails &C.
Brig re Ohlsfon Newcastle, "a days, with coal
Meincke Experienced heavy weather. stove
buwarks, split salts, &c
Brig kepIe .Br o. LivepooD, Drford, Rio Janero. az
DAYS with coffee 10 Thompson 18th inst lat 30 ~ Ion O.
soke ship States 10 days from Mobile for Liver
pool and received supply o. provisions from her Sh lat @
5 10 TO- bark Cntapa OF New BEDFORD Tor Natanzas
The experienced heavy NY gales The entire passage
echr Pilot of Brookhavenl Hotehkss Antwerp Oct
30 with mdse 70 - smith 20 NOV while running =,
by sea which hatch house and hencoops bnrs. m.
ty sail foresa (which was furled carried away lore
boom, started buwarts and washed overheard ne sec9ud
officer Thaddeus Plumb, WHO drowned had succession
q gales chiefly from the w and kept under storm ysa
from 70 Dec ~ during which time had decks sweep 81
nearly eyeyhgwater casks boat and chain boxes stove 70
pieces and side ports stove In Tying b and main to mast
tsysa blown pieces uh Inst - miles NE from Barne'
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gagged in commerce, and, in times like these, no
man who has outstanding claims or obligations
ought to be entrusted with the keeping Of three or
four millions of the city's money. The City Cham
berlain ought TO be out Of business; he ought
to have no notes floating about the
street. In times like these, when the sound
est houses are failing, and the public ear
is periodically appalled, with reports Of defalca-
tons and entertainments in the very highest
quarters, no mans virtue should be tried by de-
posting with him three or four millions Of dollars,
when money is worth one per cent per month, and
he may have liabilities of his own TO meet. We do
not wish to be understood casting any reflection
upon Mr.. Devlin; but II the Legislature should sue
coed in reforming the charter SO as to relieve rs
from the anarchy under which the city now groans,
it is to be hoped that some arrangement will be
made by which the public moneys shah cease to
be subject of anxiety. The events Of the past
few months have actually injured the city credit.
few more changes and wrangles would prevent
the negotiation Of any more city loans. There
has been some talk about q sub-treasury for
the city, on the plan of the federal Sub
Treasury; but experience warns US that
as New York is at present governed, this
system would be quite likely to lead to the ap
pointment of some one who might run away to-
Havana with the whole treasury some fine morn
ing. 1t is very doubtful whether any better plan
can be adopted than the one which was in force
before the appointment of Mr.. Plat. When the city
funds were in the Mechanics and in the Shoe and
Leather bankt no one felt any anxiety about them,
and they were in reality quite safe. Ever since
their removal to the Inflated Artisans Bank they
have been source Of endless uneasiness and con-
tention.
We have made inquiries at the Office Of the Erie
Railroad Company with regard to the clause in the
agreement for the reorganization empowering the
new trustees to assess the stock and bonds. We
learn that the mortgage bondholders are not liable
to be assessed in money, but that the stock
holders and unsecured bondholders are. No one
seems to know what may be the probable amount
of any assessment in money to be levied after the
sale, but it seems to be well understood that there
must be such an assessment levied. Some persons
think that half million of dollars will be all that
is wanted; others talk Of a million. As a general
rule, such estimates generally fall short of the
mark. If million Of dollars be required, an as
sessment Of S. a share on the stock and cores
ponding assessment on the unsecured bonds would
raise the amount provided everybody paid up.
If more money was needed the assessment would
have to be heavier. One of the officials in the
service of the company states that he does not
think the assessment will amount to more than $40
O share, If so much. Shareholders in the Erie
Company will do well to look into this matter.
BY the agreement they are bound to pay the
assessment or forfeit their stock. They may not
find it convenient to do either.
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A LBERr MORTIMER, GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUCTION
ELEGANT AND
COSTLY
Rosewood Black Walnut and Mahogany Household Furni-
Oak Dining Room and Rosewood Chamber Furniture.
Rosewood Pianofor!e,
Al the private residence AZ West Sixteenth street. between
Firth and Sixth avenues.
Commencing this day, Monday, Jan a. at l01a O'Clock
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
plate and back Table nlad with pearl
rosewood centre Tables satnary Marble Top full sui
reception and back hairs carved rosewood frames
covered IN three eoors satin brocade Of the expensive
and lace Curtains, sight ormou and bronze Chandeliers
ported from Paris by Aarcot Co Candeabras Brackets
superb sevr china Vases richly decoaed Paran
marble saiuettes Seasons; artistic Bronzcs representing
sders kc antique Lava Vases from Fcmpe and Hercua
ebony Gard Tables Carpets and Rugs Turkish
kosseau nman, Huntington Cole Legrand and Other ami.
nent artists; French line Engrayinss Assumption OF Virgin
kAeNIFICENr SEVEN OCTAVE pIAsronrp.
Carved legs ana round finished round nlad
cloth Cover Musc rosewood Hat stand
Oicloh brussels stair Carpets &C Chambeskch,y carved
match wardrobes dressing and toilet Tables shaving and
book stands, Couches Arm Chairs, Curtains Shades Cor
lows blankets Sheets Quilts Counerpanes decorated china
Toilet Sets Mirrors dining room OF every kind
Table extends Is feet Couchss Arm Chairs elegant sets
OF crystal and ruby Glassware, viz -pecanters doz Cob
~ and Preserve Stands sets Finger Bow ruby and Para
marble Punch Bowls ruby and gold liquor Sets gold band
a d Al
glassware purchased from the house Of
ca ns G qa
Cutlery Also Kitchen Utensils &c Cash deposits required
Of AZ purchasers Sale perempory without regard to
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exchange; while, on the other hand, the season IL
rapidly approaching when importers will have to
remit to Europe. Some bankers expect to see
bills rise to the old premium before June next.
Others, again, basng their Judgment on the heavy
balance in favor of this country shown by the trade
returns for 1860, which we published the other
day, believe that the foreign exchanges will rule in
our favor until the restoration of peace leads to q
renewal Of imports on scale proportional to the
wealth and population of the country.
The following table will show the course of the
stock market for the past week and month
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A w. PORTER 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
"A. MORTGAGE SALE

OF Elegant and costly Household Furniture,
Made to order, and new on the LIST day OF May last.
will SELL without reserve ut auction Monday, Jan II,
at 10 O'Clock all the elegant fashionable rosewood furnure
between Eighth Ninth avenues in this city The sale
will be positive and perempory without regard TO weather
Catalogues ready and be had at Office the
house
Magnificent rosewood Pianoforte,
Royal Velvet Carpets,
Rosewood Suits Of Drawing Room Furniture,
CHOICE OFT PAINTINGS, &C, 60
commencing the dining Extension Dining Table
oak Buffet with plate glass doors aud back; solid silver and
silver plated Ware Casters Liquor stands silver Water
Pitchers solid ivory balanced handled Knives and Forks sill
Table and Tea Spoons silver Cake aud Fruit Baskets s
Napkin Kings French china gold band Dinner Set Of lao
pieces decorated china Tea bet English Cut Glassware
graycd; china s'rockcry. Dining Room-Bronze Clock,
set Of Trays, DsSaners Tum1ers doeets, Champagncs
solid rosewood frame round corners carved legs nlad with
mother OF pearl tablet ivory keys full iron Frame modern
improvements ovcrstrng bass rosewood Music Canterbury
embroidered cloth Cover high back STOOL three
suits Parlo Furniture all covered in satin maroon green
blue and gold; Pier Mirrors Oil Paintings, Engavngs Az
satin Lounge and Chairs Divan conversation Chairs
manel Mirrors bronze Paran and bisque Figures RO
Vases lace and brocate Curtains gold Bands Tasses
Corner Wbanos Louis XIV style heavily carved Bedseads,
marble top dressing Bureaus Wahssnds Commode Tables
de Mutt AMOR De Gace Lace Curtains, Lounges and easy
Chairs Chamber Suit Of Furniture six pieces sofa,
and four oval hack Chairs; Brussels Carpet hair Mattresses,
spring Bed Blankets Quilts Sheets, Pillows, Bedspreads,
BAR Toilet Sets OH Paintings French Commodes ana In the
third ana fourth Stories walnut and mahogany Bedseads
Chairs Rockers Sofas Carpet Ocoth Rode Hat
stand &c Also all the Basement Furniture Kitchen Uten
sils &c Sale commences ut II O'Clock. BY order OF J.
BARNEY Mortgage.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-The market steady, with sales Of about 20
80 bbs closing within the range Of IS for pots and
SIS 12 for pearls. The stock yesterday embraced
357 bbs pots and 255 do. pearls; total, 612 bbls.
BREADsTuFFs. -Flour-The demand for Western and
State -four active with continued frmness in
prices for most descriptions The sales embraced about
IL 600 bbls., closing within the following range Of
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NOTICE TO rAxPAYERs.-OFFICE OF THE COM
IN soners OF Taxes and Assessments No. 80 Chambers
street. New York, January lS6lHotce Il hereby given
that the Rolls OF Real
city and county OF New York for the year 1861, will be
opened Monday the 18th instant for public Inspection
and will continue until the Oth day of April next nclu
ave- All taxpayers earnestly requested TO call and
anime the same In order that the
may be ARRESTED Aso all persous entitled ny law TO reduc
for military services, and also literary charitable insu-
application for such reduction exemption previous
closing Of the rolls on the Oth day a9sApriL
The following section Of the net Of April H. 1850
kshed for the information of taxpayers -
Section 10 During the time the books shall
public Inspection - heretofore provided, application
may be made by any person considering himself ag
greved by the asscssed valuation of his real persona
estate TO have the snme corrected II such application
be made In relation the valuation real estate
thereto and ercupon the examine into
the com lant and IL In their judgment the
they shall the be
application be made In relation the valuation
personal estate the applicant thal be
by the said Commissioner who shall be authorized
minister such OATH any Of them and II in their Judgment
the assessment erroneous they shall the
corrected and TX the such
believe 10 be just and declare their decision
thirty days after such application shall have been made
them No reduction shah be made by the Board super
under this unless Il shall appear under oath arma.
ton that the party Aggrevsd unable attend within
period prescribed for the correction Of taHes
sicknes absence from the city Aws OF 1850 chapter W.
section on Al. WILLIAMSON COMMISSIONER
j. w. ALLEN, \ OF Taxes and
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A LRERT II. NIcoLAY, AucTroNEER,

5000 Ohio htate per cent bonds.
6OOO Missouri State per cent bonds.
900 san Francisco city and county per cent bonds.
500 Virginia state per cent bonds.
40 Mad, Ind 4 Peru Kk dividend bonds
Next regular sale TIL RSDAY, Jan. H. Regular Auc-
ton sales Of Stocks and Bonds MONDAY and
DAY, every day when required at l2 o'clock, the
Stock saesroom No. ~ William street, ut the Merchants
Exchange preferred Stocks and Bonds bought
private sale and At the Brokers' Board.
ALBERT IT, NICOLAY,
Auctioneer and Stock Broker,
No. o. William street. Wall.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ION PEDRO ii. RAILWAY
~ Rio DE JASERo, BRAxIL

- Rio JAsrrRo, BRAZIL
proros.s 40 ,,v,sa Cor ,hs September u isSo
other Items Of construction Of ~ miles Of this work
M s ew s e e' nc q &
Pirahy rivers 70 banks Of River fsrhyta
sssy
sos s'Ss
Il Rio g.
sa a YET g. ' SsS Ss
The Dir NAT the ecsnic, direction Of the
sH. will Sni s,nan with .ac o
case Se %onSy viii b.
reSnd SsSm by ss al Of of p %sss
beng retained as security for the faithful fahmsn. Of tie
po y made %sy &c With y de-
DIRECTORY; The latter Win De entitled 70
Parties Unknown q the undersigned win be expected to
which they have been recently engaged i"'
, TN; wS ,n in 1s a. en-
onai miles located and remain 70 be placed under
c. b. OrToNI President
ANDREW ELLISON, Jr., Engineer In Chief.
ExGIhsISSns E LSnGE No s
lion o. the Lodge wiz be on the evening Of his Monday
ie saa Pc q ~ a Ss:ou also Mitchell aassl X
sls Masonic History and Digest viii deliver historical
WIN oDsp pTecssl :. half seven O'Clock Visiting OreG
- w. = ' JOSIAH PARKIN, Secretary
GERMAN UNDERGRADUATES REGULAR ANNUAL
NJ meeting for tho election of
ton of other bnsiness win be held Pyhagoras Hail. on
Tuesday, Jan. Ii, OF 3 O'Clock p NJ
ERNST sTEIGER Secretary.
AIAsONIC-CHARTER OAK LODGE 24e r. A. M
M The members Of Charter Oak Lodge hereby notified
to meet at their Odd Fellows Hail. Of Grand
and Centre streets Monday th ins ut IL pay the
last tribute OF respect to late worthy brother Cornelius
4. De Bow. ROBERT BEATTY, Jr. w. NJ
w. Il. SMExroS, Secretary
NOTCE.-THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES FOR THE
ownof Wemchester including the villages " mon Port
Wakefield and Ollinve Nos and will be underdonks
corner Of Grand and Clinton streets Tuesday January
from ~ O'Clock A. NJ until O'Clock r. M the Of
". Il. BENSON Collector.
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NJOTCE.-THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES FOR THE
townof Weschester including the villages Of MON Port
Wakefield and 9nslls Nos and viii be At onderdonks
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ until O'Clock r. M the purpose Of
W. H. BENSON Collector
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CoAI~-1EBIGH, FROM THE MINES OF THE OLD
~ COMPANY; pure bed hsh tPeach orchardl and Brad
Mourain also Engish Camel aud Liverpool 0rre all NJ
the lowest martst prices HENRY REEVE, corner q
Canal aud Centre and Jane and West ssreea
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csion on Al. wILIiAksoN,j Commissioners,
wv. BROWN. Aasessments

V,HE ANNUAL ELECTION OF NINE TRUSTEES OF
the Provident Fund Society Of the city of New York
Monday, January IA, at IL O'Clock.
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NIASONIC-CHARTER OAK LODGE 249 r. A. M
lVl The members Charter Lodge notified
10 meet at their rooms Odd Fellows Hail. Of Grand
and Centre streets Monday lth inst ut IL the
last tribute OF respect to late worthy brother Cornelius
&. De Bow. ROBERT BEATTY, Jr. W. NJ
w. Il. SMExToH, Secretary
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DARN WANTED, IN ORANGE OR DUrCHESS COUN-
w-Wanted, Farm Of about 30 acres In either of the
above must have good house. barns &C. and be
two three miles from depot Address Farm Ne
Herald
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ENARMS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-PLEAsANTL
situated near the city, Of easy access various quaiti.
sizes and prices unusual prces som
for exchange for city personal property
SOOTHWICk WOOD, 81 Nassau street.
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A ssIGNEEs sALR-cHANBERs FAIRcHLp.

n NAIIE-CHANBEKS y
n Aucionceu.wil be sold at public auction, Tuesday
and Wednesday JAN Is and 16 1884, 10 "a ~ No l9t
Duane street large assortment OF Qrocees Teas Of every
description Sugar. starch fancy and family Soaps large
&c Also large quantity OF imported Brandies Wines
WHISTLES &C Also large quantity Of Imperial ureen Seal
and eidsck Wines DC Also large quantity OF imported
Fixtures OF store Platform scale shelving DC also Once
morning Of sale. by order OF
\. e z. R REEIdN, }A.ssne.a
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GERMAN LIEDERKRANz--THE REGULAR ANNUAL
meeting for the election of officers and for the
ton of other business. win be held PythAgoras Hail.
- ERNST sTEIGER Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-24

V1~tRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. On the 10th
day Of June, 4. D., 1857, John Jackson and
Mary, his wife, executed unto Charles Powers -
Trustee. q certain deed Of Trust, conveying to
said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa, des-
cTibed IS follows, to- wit: All that certain tract
or parcel Of land bounded and described - fol-
lows Beginning ut the northwest corner Of the
west half of the northwest quarter Of section No.
nineteen Qs,) in township seventy eight u.s.,
north of range .our 90 east OF the fifth (5th )
principal nerd ian thence east twenty-seven and
ons-half (27H) rods thence south seventy-fve
(75) rods, mote or less, 10 the centre Of Duck
Creek thence following the meadries of said
Duck Creek to the west line OF said half quarter
section; thence north seventy five u.s. rods, more
or less, to the place of beginning. being twelve
(12) acres Of the west half Of . certain tract Of
land containing thirty t10) acres, conveyed BY
John Hacker to Joseph ). Wood ward BY deed, re-
corded in the Recorders Office of Scott county
March 9oth, ls45, in book " D." page 288 and ESQ.
which said deed Of Trust, is recorded il the Re-.
corder's ONCE of Scott county, Iowa, in book IL"
Of mortgages, page S04, and was made BY said
Jackson and wife, for the purpose of securing the
payment of . certain Fiomissory note, signed BY
said John z. Jackson, dated the lsth day Of June,
A. D., 1s57, for the sum of six hundred and
twenty dollars, payable in one year after date, At
the Office Of Tallnsn, Powers 1 Mclean, in Da-
venport aforesaid.
And the said note having become due and nav
able, and the said Jackson having failed to nav
the same, and the said Charles Powers, said
Trustee, named in said deed, having died, and the
County Judge Of scott county, Iowa, having ap-
pointed me, John G. Bills, Trustee, in the place
and stead of said Charles Powers, pursuant to
the provisions of said deed Of Trust, l, John G.
Bills, Trustee, so appointed . aforesaid, do give
this public notice, in pursuance Of the power
in me vested, that l will on Thursdsy tho llth day
Of February. A. D., 1851, at the hour ~ 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of said dsy, at'ths Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer
for ssle, At public auction, the parcel Of land
above describe d. or so much thereof - shall be
necessary to satisfy the amount Of said note with
the interest thereon to the day Ct sale, together
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated Davenport, January 2lst, A.. D., 1861.
JOHN U. BILLS,
Trustee by appointment Of County Judge.
ian23-d
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AN Eoylish paper conveys some in
telligence concerning the operations Of
Col. Gowan, the American contractor
for raising the vessels sunk in Sebssto
pol harbor during the Crimesn war. He
employs daily about 200 men, who, with
clerks, ETC., occupy the naval arsenal,
which vas converted into . rendezvous
for them. The operations connected
with the raising Of the sunken ships, etc.
arc on = large scale, and it is supposed
will occupy two years more before the
hatbor is totally cleared, although it is
now navigable.
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FINE PRESENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
We learn from the Springfield Jour.
nal that a splendid present, in the shape
Of a cane, has just reached the President
elect. 1t from c. w. Young,
California, who accompanies it with the
remark that he s'desires no Office" He
a transfer his claims to several "fcl-
lars" who d.. 1t is composed Of rose
wood, with beautifully carved artificial
knots, and with a crooked head compos-
&c Of solid gold. The lower end of the
stick is banded with gold and pointed
WITH steel. The head bears a beautifully
engraved eagle, with 80 stars, and pre-
sented with the following inscription,
which is elegantly executed upon the
gold head
ITO Abraham Lincoln,
First Republican President Of tho U. S..
From G. w. Young.
Nevada, Cal.
March 4ih. 1851.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COkAO1 6eNSg 49, ~ 49, Of the Pee
=, vhsselr ~ .isaa.sd - .isaashops -
hsophsr.b ~ - y ~ eoaDry. sAov 0ss
: good ting I; let IL merits = clearly demon
stratsd. and they viii not hesitate to give 1t their
msst cordial pstsssags. The nassss have alrss-
dy rstissd The jsdsnsst Of . physician, concern
ing IT, vttsss II noSTETTER'S BlTTER6, =
may b seen BY the imnsnss quantities Of this
medicine which are annually sold in every section
Of the land. Il 10 nov rssngnissd - greatly 81
psrior TO al other medicines yet devised for dis
eases Of the digestive organs, such - disrrhos,
dyssnsasy, dyspspsis, asd Tor the various fsvsss
thst arise from dssangsnent Of those postieus
Of the system. noststtsrs name il rapidly BE-
coming . household wsrd, from Maine to Texas,
from the shores Of the Atlantic to the Pacils.
Try the article and b sstis1sd.
Sold By I'll drrggish in the world.
janl3-d&w1m
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To COIsSsssseptiUes

Tho Advertiser, having been restored to health
in afew weeks by . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with : severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
i, anxious to make known to his fsllow-suferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send . copy Of the
prescription used free Of charge with the direc-
ton for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a sUxB CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of the adver
tiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceivesto be Invaluable and be hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMsBuRGH,
octl5-lyl Kings County, New York.