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'THB UMBRELLA MUsQUITO BAR.
QUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION,
- 1REAsURY DKPARIMENT. July l1th. 1852.
ACLlus Engineer In CnArge
jJ l6 2aw2w (Rep. & InteI.J Treasury Dep
HARVARD COLLEaE.

e. HARVARD COLLEGE.
ii e Regular EIa oIon for the PrefhmSn
and the SoPaomoTe Class will 'ake place on the
Monday sld Tuesday # the Commencement week
J ulJ 18th and 18TH, 1862, beginning precisey 81
oc o e a. II. on Monday. The oandidsies Will as
seMolo In No 16 University ms stteadanoe cn
both darslg uired.
The continuation of the examination OF thor g
W'o Oter the EsClves for the Junior and SeaIor
Class Will be defer TO the end of the vacation.
tor the convenience of those who prevented
from oelng pTetent at ths regular eXAminltIon,
the Wi be another eX tm natIol for ths friedman
aad sophomore Glaze at de Begin irg Of tao Firrt
Tenn on Thursday ana fridiy, August s5.h snG
18th, after daGos on both DAYS being required. On
the next Monday, September lat. the eX NmiI a.lou
Of candidates offered for the Jpnior and Senior
Class, including Ihoss offered on CONNIE noen emf
WeeL. will be cOUtinued and 90 ,9lud'd The can
dldates vii Assemble on Shp prsdaT. August 18th.
In No University Ia !, at oC lock m.
CanGidates are rec Cir ed 10 produce certificates
OF good moral oharao or; and hose who Game from
other colleges mast Re provide with certificates
OF resulir 8nd honorable dIsmisElOn. They uill
b. tHg piIh them no books ,shGttUg.
Candidates for tie degree of Master Of Ats ar
expected To enter their in that cal SO Ity q
the Ste sards 90, on or be orc the 18th Of Jaly
A. p. PEA BODY, Acting President.
Cambridge. June Is, 1852. je aS-W&s6t
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DROPOsALs FOR LEAD,


Ordnance 0Hes, War DEPARTMENT, .
WASHINGTON, Nav 20, 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received by this Department
nntli ?. M on the evening Of the eth of June for
the delivery st the following Arsenal,, as soon as
5000 TONS OF LEAD, a. follows:
v AZ the WaterviIet Arsenal, West Troy, New
AT the New York Arsenal, Governors Island,
New York 900 tons
At the AIleIheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh. PeRnsyl-
vAnla, 900 tons.
AZ tne st. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis. Mlssouri,
The lead must be 6.lens. or other American.
Stslburg, or soft English. Of the most approved
Proposals will be received for lots of2oo tons and
mp wards.
Bidders win state explicitly the time and amount
Of eaoh delivery.
Failure TO deliver at . specified time will sub
eot the contractor TO forfeiture of the amount 70
be delivered at that time.
Parties obtaining contra OTIS will be required TO
enter into 6onds with proper securities for its
The Department reserves to itself the right to
PrSpossls SiIl be addressed ss follows: Gen.
p: GGs and should be endorsed "Presossls for
Lead. m q eoue4
ORDNANCE OFFICE, May ~, 1862,
The suantlty OF lead CURED By the above ad-
vertlsement 10 reduced to one third of the above
amount, nameIy, 666 tons; and the time for
msiInf The The proposals is extended 20 the eth Of
August, 1862. JAS. w. RIPLEY,
m 81 BngadIer General.
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RD DIR. JOHNSTON,

Has df,eor,rsdih. most CsTfata, S7ssdy and o.Ir
EftcfEdl Kennedy ~ sac Void.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IEPRUDENCE.
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WANTS.

0nN MEN WANTED for the Eth Regular
4sOO C6vs ~. Pay, in addition 70 rstlons ard
clothing, slS 70 81 per north,
accepted recruit.
Fo further information apply at the ats camp Of
ths reglme1t, Camp Cltfburne, 2lst strs ct, Wash
isa5-lm Lieut.. sth Cavalry. RecruIt's ofHo::r.
T. NOTICE.
l. HOSE In want OF Employment Of any kind
WeuId better oall On the neg lNTELLI6 ENCE
OFFICE, No. s11 eth street, (vhers tue best OF
Ss5 viii be given t. fret Class SeryAntsD 4 have
EeyE applications OF kE1d for good CoOIr, Laul
dresses, es,CkamberInsidr,W w alters and Seamstre seq
Also, for ToEnE M.n to wait on tab es IN private
tsmiiIes or hotels, FARM HANDS wanted EU-
s!oJers IN want o. good help will find it 20 their aj
n. B. Houses wanted. The beg, of tenants
can he obt1ined without charge by applying Is
above,
N 8-Iy N. III, MILLER.
WAkEED.We are now bgyinr SECOND
W HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DING, for Which we Aro paying the highest
cash Bricss. Families declining housekeeping, or
having surplus Of fsrriture, viii And il 70 their
etvantaEs to give n oall.
,.Is-s N. ,ts ,tRso,MSI5 ri Y Z al SkIFFIFa, FIdE
WANSED-EverJP Perron TO know that am IN
w the msrEeL rsedy to Fsy cash for al artIc,cs
II the hoBsaiuTnlshIps Ire, Thos. lcaylnE ths
oIt;s or hhTinS suTplos, will do wei &C call. n,
BncHLY, 42S Seventh 81, between and II stT,,
(csst siee,) Dealer In New and Scocna hand Far
rItsrs. noi II
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The War In Misstssippi,

CAIRO, July 22.-Fifty-three men OF the ID
Michigan cavalry were captured by the rebels near
Bonneville, Miss, on Saturday. SkirmIshes oc-
cur almost daily In that vicinity.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

nESIRABtE PROPERTY FOR SALE ON
II PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.-The rub
fsrlo.I VII sell that desirable property No s46.
conslsaut OF three story Brick Bui!dIpr, with
one OF the hest ConfsotiOnsry Stores IN the oIty,
IL rooms, exoefent cellar under the whole house,
tss ana vateT fixtures, &c, The house, br It's eI-
ceIsot location and Arrangement, is well suited
TO- business OF tEy kind. Pnr further p4Ft cu lars
eppy on the premises, TO CHRISTOPHER AI6,
Il OK. UuteD je q I'M
RQOMS AMI BOARD, with Northern f.mi
~ lJ In plee SAINT locality ncsr the DepsTtments
New house. IN niture snd heddlIT. A few Tsbe
bosrdeIs accommodated. 44s Twelfth street be-
sNeeh AGO H. je A-9m
FORT TC0RCORAN FOR SALE-The manson
\ house, extensive out-buIdinEs, and fnrm,
formerly known es the Hoover PIsce % and latrr
., "kossy" situated on Arlington II eil hts, opyo-
Elts 6eorEetovn, ID. c., embracing entirely The
fortress known as Fort CorooTau - and a portion
OF Fort Bennett " is for sale. ghe plsce contains
l9 aoTes ot arabic laod, IN high cultivation, and
~ aores OF wood land. The view from the Msn
s.on oi tie en'lre District of Cormbis, dncludinr
the Potomac river is unsurpassed, bo "A for eIt-rt
Al snd hesSJ;, Eltlr 7sytsct Fo: terms 60 sppIl
anq 81 streets, or 70 FRED. w. JONES, Attorney
l6< Bridge St GEORGETOWN, ID. Q. jeIs Imf
EOR SALE-BUILDIN8 LOTS, near the Navy
u Yard, Nfeet 'front.' By lSo fe q deer, for SIS 20
SlOo each, fsyab!e IN small insta.Inepts OF 50
month. Assistance viii be given 10 those desiroua
70 improve thereon. AP,!J TO FOX d VAN
HOOK over 400 Seventh Il jelT lm'
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q y FIe IL

DEPARYMENT OF srAFE,
~ WLsHIssIoS, January -, lss1
fhe Secretary of stste Will aereefter receivs
Members Of Coagre-s on buSine-s on Sstsrdsys.
so7neasiax vita Saturday, ibe tut Of ser,
month.
Jan E-d WILLIAM r.. sEWAEs
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LET NO FALSE DELRCACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY
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JVgsT RECEIVED Esn. ,.! AT No, Is NAkKEI

lust RECEIVED AT No. Is MARKET
- spSos. Penn. avenue, between%N
Ing BsInorals, trsnch 4 ssnaE,
EEsss; Esss:;S SeHsFess Fgss s;n md Button Ss,isLs ~
Chlldrens. shoes cf every dsscrip..on; Gspt.,
frenoh ~ ntln. Glove Call, Pateft I.estheT Mo-
ErsI Fsflet{ OF Boys' shoes al eIceedI1s IoS
tnoes. In S-eotrl 3. ROSENTHhL
RLACK SILKS, q, y. q, 50. s., s, and q ,nob..
- - Eioe' OF the beat EaEes and al tie lowest
Slack Bereges. Grape aeretz
UAinecaa and Bombazines
tleok Enghsh Grape and Lace VelIs
WM. X. RILEY 4 BRgIHEE
no 90 Cenuai Stores, ops. center Mer.et.
Iotih oeteeen 7th and sth sfreStx.
0HE NICE sEooND, HAND GILBERT
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CUHE WARRANTED, or NO CBIRgE.
IN FROM ONE 10 TWO DAYS!
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THE w WEEkLY STAR.

ysis eIsetlssi FIsily nsa sevs ysxr,n go
dining greater vsrissJ % interesting rssxils
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niSVarlably contains Iss 'syYashlngton Nevv''
isft hsi made TAs Dsi!S Essstas SfsT eirozlsts
90 generally throughout the country.
O- Single copies Qn vrsppeul car be pro
cared at the counter, immediately after the isss
OF the paper. PTice-THREE CENTS
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hh1ETEe PESsoSs, or YCyaE Hsn .orten,ls-
uEs EleIrisEs, oeilr aware II FEytIcRl weakness
organic debility, deiormIaes, a., sseodIT oured
Ae who places himself under the care Of Dr. 4
may re.IflouslJ couhde in klA honor as teptleman
ana conndentiy rely uTon Els skill as rhyuician.
OFFICE rs. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
ZEN h1nd side going from Baltimore street fe~
Gcors from tue ccrref. Fali not 70 obserVs Mans
EanP,
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
Police Inteliirenc@.

To lHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In the HERALD Of Saturday under Police
y s stated that bought ~ 900 worth Of diamonds &C. from
the person h0 obtained them nom thieves Now sir
stead OF buying ~ 800 worth OF ssd diamonds only
bought 80 worth Of them, which have restored Mr.
hautb. from whom they stolen, who told to-day
that he had got back nearly all Of the o. worth Of dis
monds tc stolen from him, most Of which the officers
FOUND the of the receiver he
A.; and Mr. Ranh spoog ed and expressed much resc
that name lad been connected with the affair And bs
further said that he could truly sympahHe with me
bsesuss, few months since. thief his iewery
store an Chatham sreet with diamond bsooch witch
he the thief 800. Gpposng that The thief was An
honest that he arrested after lie
and bef ore he got Of the him SSD which
bitter lesson for him. Besides my Legitimate bust
physician have dealt In diamonds and h gerv
for dozen years,'snd intend 10 do as long AZ can
make money by i In honorable way. The watches &c
tba ae onoers found IN my possession bought honest
persons and have the receipts from every person from
whom bought them. A. ,he HfnArp has conveyed the
idea that the watches Ac found In sion were
stolen ana explicitly states thai bought All Of the $500
pery when in fact only bough, SIS worth q them
nearly much as they worth the trafe and
which supposed was buying from an homes, instead
OF receiver OF stolen Roodsin view OF this la Justice
q me on the part of the HERAIp trust ha, viii have
ncaon and thus place honorable ieh .before INV
fellow ci;izeus who, from the article pnbshed might
ard the known receiver OF stolen goods which n
utterly false my whole life will attest ~
Or. HUNTER, No. Division street N "
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

PoRy yRoYM-United state transport Star OF the south
Capt Coryel NJ Capt Flynn iutant Fuller Hurreon
Ramsey Assistant Surgeon Tuck Lieut. Merry, Lieut. Cole
press; NJ KIDD John frssz roIiaer Mr. Fitch Mr. vii.
Marcus Miller, jerome KIdder Luke Iiard Mf Smed.
ley. Hinman, Samuel Cooes, Robert HOLIDAY Mr
Hsrney, ID Duugs Albcr Andrews Mr. Clerk Mr iyv
Theodore Lilly. Aionao Liy-and 81 in the steerage
DEPARTURES
MISUNDERSTANDING Aust rala sanJ Abynzefa ma mo.
ther, Rev w w MAlet England; Mr. and Mrs y Averno
AvegnoGlser Laeyre New Orleans: Mrs Samuel Bents
send New YORK; Hon L I've y Msroe, QueIec: Hon r How.
York; Thos Heaop ENGLAND, James renton PhilaaeL
pha: n de Wolfe Csryel Eng,snd: N Gibbs London:
James Corners, New York; Thoras DoGsson SER
Edward Kadolie; Lieut. grnkog. RasSa; John Caldwell
Ienry Walton, James Wilton, Ph,sdelphia Mrs Kerr,
HemEe. wisconsin; Hnmcna, New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs
Geo Turrsn, kcw York; Rev r ipd reen, Anderson
San Trancso; John fodgson New York, Fsteinen IL n
sos hs;a,a Thomas Gross and son, Jersey City. Specie
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

but the crowning success a an Is that myser ara my
reg gneht are sent W the command Of ay Gea. Banks
tSppaese.l ins nis made ne tho harpiest OF men
are "Ider se Coz Aand of nun We al, Us citizen
ai,a s"aei, s.c.isht 70 honor-l applause l-and
we we WIN sc's' him and our sountry faithfully.
ins n 'he s'Ulincnl Of every officer and pfi-
sate IN .he " mcnt We have no daring deeds 70 boast
OF ~ ys. nj hoe ~ return to this city, and " God
sp Ss OUT hyes tho. shall be able 10 meet you, and 10
tei you that done, rather than anticipate by
saying what intend do. We are anxious 10 be on
sue sd, and though required no such testimony Of
yo" kind regard yet the memory OF this testimony VIII
Sc with Us, aud viii be Indictment, Ii such was ncces
ry the fullest performance OF duties 10 the coun
try. thppIauge) ladies' and gentlemen, accept our
thanks.
Several officers present, among them Lieutenant
Colonel Wass who received three wounds al the seven
days ght Captain Swift and MAJOR Sergeant follow ed IN
spirited and touching remarks.
Father Taylor Of the South church. Bcstop made some
numerous bat earnest lie wished TO so with
his dear General but they would not allow him. He had
had rough and tumble experience the navy, and
no would object go again He referred to General
Banks in very feeling language, which seemed greatly g
affect that gallant officer.
Colonel Howe then proposed three cheers for General
Banks, which were gwen with viii. The bald imne.
dately struck up 'Hal, Columbia and, amidst rousing
cheers for General Banks ana the Union, the breakfast
party dispersed
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
THANKSGIVING Day in Canada. !.

We that the following proclamation Of day or
thanksgiving by the Governor General win be heartily
welcomed by all classes
Know yc that taking into consideration the duty
which loving subjects Of Province OF Canada
10 Almighty God .or tho manifold blessings which they
have received at His hands, and especially for tho
abundant harvest and the continuance OF peace with
which He has blessed said Prov Co during the pre-
year have thought IT. by the advice Of Ex
ecaiivs Council for said Province appont and
do, by this royal proclamation, appoint Thursday,
the fourth day OF December next. day OF general
hanksgisi ing TO Almighty God for these His merc!es,
and do earnestly exhort all loving subjects in
said Province observe, reverenty and devouty,
the said day OF thanksgiving
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
The Trouble In Canada About the Anne.
rican Currency.

PkOVfFCE OF CANADA.
Hrs Exceency the Governor General, in Council, was
pleased 10 lay before the Council memorandum OF this
days date from the Hon the Minister Of Finance stating
that IL has been represented 10 his department that c
pdpsr currency authorized and made legal tender Jy the
Caied States gocym,n hos lecoe peafly dereciaisd in
oolvs and that the market vue Of goods several
markets OF the United states Is based upon the neinal
value OF the said currency and that the evyng
duty upon this value 20 based is injurious trade,
has the effect Of making the duty imposed greater than
would be " imposed upon the Fair market value thereof
such valre expressed the standard currency Of
the United States which was the only legal currency
tbs country whore the customs laws OF this province
enacted.
ths ixcelency pleased TO orde., and IA hereby
ordered that, with view 10 remedy pos ibe
The evils complained Of oil invoices Of goods purchased
on and after the 1si day Of November prox. In the
United States the prices Of which based upon snch
paper currency shall upon the entry there.
Of be accompanied BY certificate, under the hand and
seal Of British Consul sho,eae te per cnaos Of dprs.
crtioe of Am1'caa poper cs,rc'cy compared scitt
gold on Ms doy Of ~, date of seh ireice and col
icctors OF customs an this province be authorized
duct the amount Of such ccntsge depreciation from
the invoice and compute the duties upon the amount re.
ma ming after such deductions. WM. II. LEE, C. ~
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
The Burned ship ON the Potomac.
now SIZE WAS OvERHAuLED AND DESTROYED nv
THE REBELS, ETC.
TO TIE RpITNR nP THE HEnALn.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, OCT 81, 1862
On Wednesday, the 10Th inst, at bapast two O'Clock
=. NJ spoke the ship Acghanian Of New York from BAL
timore, bound for London, loaded with guano anchor
on the RappshannocK, partly consumed by fire. At half
past four O'Clock p NJ twenty miles the norfhward
the ship, picked up OF the ships boar men,
part Of the belonging the AIeghansn They gave
the following statement
Al elsvon O'Clock p. N. On Tuesday the watch were
surprised BY four rebel bats containing from twenty y.ve
u thirty armed men, who rushed deck aud seized them
placed pistols 70 their heads and threatened TO blow
their brains il they any alarm The rebels then
proceeded 10 the cabin and forecase the
and balance OF the crew and tied their hsuds They
then lowered the boats and released the prisoners
time and sent them away in thcm,he scsond mate and
eight men in boat and ten In the other. Captain
Bsrstow the first officer and the pilot Captain Pate they
tsok with them. They then proceeded to ransack the
ship tskng what they wanted and ending by setting her
fire xfter this they left They ordered the crews OF
the boas 70 keep them company but under Darkness Of
the night one boatoad Of them made their escape.
Finding their statements somewhat vague and conira
dctery conferred with the commander, Nelson Provost
commanding guardship Anacostia, at Piney Point and
received answer TO deliver them into the custody OF Com
Inodore Harwood Of the Washington Navy Yard for ex
animation. J. BLErHEN,
Commanding United states transport Daniel Webster
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
The Situation at Holly springs, Mtssc--
Cotton burning Unpopular-Runnfng &
Negroes Into the Interior,
.IFrom the Memphis Bulletin, Oot 3l.l

.lErom the Memphis Bulletin, Oct. an
We have adviess from Holly Springs to Wednesday
morning. Therc had been movement Of forces from
that point except the transfer Of vipgues division to
Meridian Neither Price Van Dorm hadnade the least
there was anything 10 be gained by IT, On the contrary
they were pouring in reinforccments there at ra-
arrivals, principally from Louisiana and Texas
On "Wednesday morning, our informant states,
about six thousand infantry and two thousand cavalry
arrived All represented as from Texas The defeat at
Corpth regarded the Confederacy terrible blow,
but they lending all their efforts to overcome IT.
Renee the congregation OF this large force Mt Holly
Springs, where they to be In constant anticipation
that they will be attacked by Grant
A gentleman who anxious to obtain permission 10
bring his cotton 10 Memphis aud exchange for supplies
for his family, is reported 80 have made application
Gen. Van Dorm get peruisscn 10 10 So HIS application
was considered by Van Dorm, who assured him that t
was moi in his power 10 comply with his request. He
ssd he had instructions from the War Department OF his
wise be prevented from taking the cotton to market
must all be burnt. In consequence OF this order b. d
alluded 70
We learn that intense feeling Of indignation and op
position has been excited among the people In the country
in reference 10 this cotton burning business All without
exception, violently opposed IT, consequence
much indignation has been eynccd 1t is even said that
some Of the gneras sent out for the purpose have met
with such opposition that they have had 10 confess their
regret that they were sent such thankcss errand,
while Of the companies have utterly refused " ex
ecute orders in this and either permitted to
pass nnmoleSteo else returned back TO their cncap
ments and made known their refusal
Still there Is some cotton burning going On We'd
nesday old named Jeers formerly keeper Of the
Three Nile togate was caught bringing bale Of cotton
to Memphis The old abandoned the cotton and took
TO the woods pursued by the gusrillas but at last
counts he had not been captured,
From the vicinity Of fernando learn that the people
are moving back 10 the interior taking their negroes and
movable property Indeed II bo the settled
policy Of the Confederate government to compel all
owners negroes to 10 the interior out OF the way Of
danger.
Nor do the gueras conne themselves to cotton burn
ing and moving back slaves Whenever they hear Of a
man picking out his cotton tbe assembage Of negroes
IN force there they 60 and escort them TO the rear
Mr. Grf1n, living about six miles from Memphis, the
Mississippi and Tsnpesses road, TO town the first
part OF this week and induced number of negroes and
white boys TO out and pick cotton for him. While
engaged on Tuesday, party OF gueras upon the
place and made every negro upon 60 with them 70 the
interior. Many OF the negroes captured were lately
plantations In Mississippi
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
The Thirsv.ssventh Regiment.
HEADQUARTERS EiGBrH AMY CoRps,
BALrrMORB, Md Oct. 27. 1862,


Colonel CHARLES Rooms, Thirty ysevcnth ,c4ment New
York National Guard, State Militia -
Nv DEAR siR--1he many important events which have
trsnsprcd this department during past two moashs
ana the consequent increased or duty devovug
upon have 80 engrosscd my attention. TO the exclusion
Of all other matters that had almost forgotten the pro
mise gave you aud yoW officers when you were on the
point o leaving Baltimore, TO state In writing my opinion
OF the thirty seventh regiment New York National Guard,
Stnte Militia.
fnow take sincere pleasure In stating that during the
three months in which the regiment served under my
command not only my intercourse with yourself and
your officers Of the most agreeable nature but the
bearing conduct OF the were a oil times such rs
to command my warmest admiration whilo at the same
time they assured that n the regiment was required to
take the ncld IN defence Of the Union every
would be found abc ready and willing TO do bis full duty
shall always think with true qualification Of ourplea.
SAINT official aud social relations and shall consider my
self very fortunate can always have under my com.
Of the class OF officers and Of which
the Ihirty-sevcnth regiment IS composed. remain,
Colonel, very truly, your friend,
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
MIsCELLANEOUs.
mo CoNsUMPTrvEs,

the advertiser, having bsen restored 10 health In fan
weeks by very simple remedy, after having Suffered seye
raj years with severe Lung Affection and disease
Consumption s anxious make known 70 his fellow sIer
The Of cure. TO all who desire II he viii send
copy OF the prescription used ee Of charge with directions
su,e cure for Consnmp!ion Asthma Bronchitis, dc The
bcat The acied; and he hopes every sufferer NAV try MS
edy, as will cost them nothing and may prove blcss
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG. Xinun counts