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MORE SUGAR CURED UAMs-We hal occa-
sion a year ago to commend the super. orty
of the hams sugar cured by Mr.. GEO W.
PIERCE, grocer, of this city. He has cured
in the same way very heavy lot for the
present season, to meet the demand which
last year he was unable to supply. We
have tried one of his lot just out of the
smoke house, and con assure the public it
was delicious. No better can be had
anvtrhere
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Council Proceedings.

TUEsDAr, March 25, 1862.
Regular meeting. Present: Mayor Rice; Aid.
Walters, Dwyer, Olmstead, Morgan Fenneil,
CIancev EimIck Nitschem and Miller.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
The Mayor announced standing committees as
follows
Streets anil IiUeas-Dow, Dmck and 0lms tead.
LoJal A~sessmenfs-Morgan Miller and Stout.
Lars and Oydtaances-- Walters, Nitschelm and
Stackpole.
Finaace-O lmstcad, Clancy and Morgan.
Public Hedhh--Stout, Miller and Ashley.
FIRE Department-Armstrong, Dow and Stack
Gas and Gas Liqhts-Nitschelm, Clancy and
Fennell.
Licenses-Clancey Walters and Ashley.
Polce-Dimick Armstrong and Dryer.
Se1c1Gge-Fennel Walters and Dwyer.
Communication from the Board of Education, of
the city OF Ottawa, presented, as follows:
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OTTAWA, ILL.,, April LIST, 1862.
To tie Mayor and City Council Of tile Ctty of
Cttdud:
Atameeting of the Board Of Education. held at
their office March 2Otf., 1862. l was directed to
notify the city Council of the city of Ottawa that
said Board require the SAID Council to levy tax
of six mills on each dollar of valuation all tax
able property in said city subject to taxation for
the wear A. b. 1862. ROBERT WILSON,
Clerkc # Board Of Education.
On motion of Clancy,
OrIered That the rate of taxation, for the ensu-
ing municipal year, De HAeu at siA H'is III nonooi
pnrposes. on each dollars valuation of all real
and personal property within the limits OF the
CITY of Ottawa liable to taxation.
On motion of Onlstead,
O,dsred, That the rate of taxation for ensuing
municipal year, be fixed at five mills, for city pur
poses on each dollars valuation of all real and
personal property within the limits of the city of
Ottawa liable to taxation.
On motion of Clancy.
Ordered, That the city Clerk be authorized to
procure three sett of suitable blank books for the
use OF the Assessor and Collector.
On motion Of Clancev
O,dered, That the uniform rate of fifty dollars
be charged for liquor license for the present NUM-
cpal year
The condition of Pine street sewer being uudor
consideration,
On motion Of Miller, the matter was referred to
sewerage committee, With directions to report at
the next meeting of the city Council.
BILLS ORDERED PAID-Bill Of William Dunn,
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CLoTHGyG-Mr ARNOLD besides a very
large and choice stock of new clothing,
&c, has Just added to his Philadelphia
One Price Clothing Establishment
tailoring department, and a choice lot Of
Cloths, Cassimers, Nestings. &c, which he
will make up to order and warrant TO fit.
Mr.. Bon.garinsr suprentends the tailoring
DEPARTMENT
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HorsE FLEsH.-Qulte a sensation among
horsemen has been produced by the exhibi-
ton in town, for the last few weeks, of the
imported Horse Toronto, Mr.. J. w. Nicely
He is-one of the best English pure bloods
and worth looking at. Can be seen at
Goodings stone darn.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

.ea THURSDAY. April 3. 1862.
The flour market was quiet yesterday and with
out decided change IN prices. Holders were firm
er, but BUYERS did not meet them. Wheat ad-
yanced a lc. and closed quiet and firm at 77sc
for No Spring. and 72lc for No Spring. Corn
was firm. Canal mixed aiioat at 26c. Oats, Rye
and Barley were firm. Mess Pork declined l2,c
per bbl with sales at sl0.62.. Lard was firm
with sales at TAI Csc Cattle were dull and lower
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Attention. InlIne.

There vii! be.a meeting Of the Undinc Engine
Company. Tuesday Evening, April 9Th, at :
o'clock, for the purpose of re-orgauizing. full
attendance is requested.
NJ WRITTEN Fore,nuu
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SMALL. FRUITs, SHRUEBERY. &c, &c.-Mr.
Chalmers, of the Buena Vista Gardens,
has handed us long list of novelties in
his line, which came at SO late an hour
that we must defer its publication to hext
week. We can say generally, however,
that such a stock of fruits and choice
shrubbery as he has now for sale was
never before offered in this region, and is
worth going miles to see.
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0ttana fret Grabtr .
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LOCAL. MATTERS

DIR. WALKER will receive patients, suf-
fering from diseases of the Eye or Ear, at
the Geiger House, Ottawa, on Saturday,
April 18th, from 9 o'clock to s.
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To the above gentlemen in behalf o! the Cndine Co.,
sincere thanks for that ltberay which has
the city this beautiful and efficient engine
For ourselves, beg them to accept our heary &C
kncwl-a ginents the kind and courteous in
which they received u.s. and fer the willingness with
which they aided these hard times W. pray that
prope y may always be protected 10y Providence
Insurance and Fire Engines y Y. BRIGGS,
ANDR. LYNCH
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TIT GTTY BANK
OF
EA ~ ES. "A 3. J. e ~ s. co. ,

o--Gqi-ef IN 1855 xars tie sasraE BdnSing Lac Of
Illinois.
EXCHANGE on
NEW YORK
Eos ECE.
PHILADELPHIA
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO,
And all the principal c:-ies OF the United States bought
and sold.
Also, VIII Gra jI 70 suit purchasers on England,
Scotland Ireland and aliimporant points in continent
tai Europe.
Collections MAIDEN all parts Of tie state, and ram tied
da- OF payment at current rate of exchange.
Interest allowed ou deposits
Banking hours from 81 A.w-to4 az Pm.
FnWI> c AIEF IN. fsrrfry. H. =. EANIES, P,-es't.
o. II. EULEs,- 80 f;fst. EJW. EANES, J.. Prest.
Ottawa. San Is l-j2-
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NEW GOODS At REDD|CKS.

WILLIAM REDDICK has received and is receiving
a large and select assortment of new
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
PLAIN ',is and FIGURED SINS, FINE FRENCH ALL
WOOL DE LAME, FRENCH MEkINo, PARMETTOS,
ENGLISH and IRISH P0PLlNs, Pacific ard IA NIL.
TON DE LANES FRENCH ALPACA, B0MBAZlNES
and CANTON CLOTHS, LADIES' CL0TIIS-FRENCH
and ENGLISH BLACKand COLoRED-for CLoAKS.
A full assortment of SIAWLs. CHENILLE, BRO
CHE, STELLA, PACIFIC and HAMILTON, DOUBLE
and SINGLE, Of and beautiful Patterns for ladies
and misses.
silk Fringes of all widths and co'ors, No Trim
ming, Velvet and Diamond Trimming, Felve: Buttons,
anu GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Our stock of ladies' White, Brown, Slate and Black
Cotton and Wool Hosiery is complete; also variety
Misses Gents and Children's Hosiery; Ladies MS
ses' and Gents Gloves; Isle Thread, silk and Kid,
Long and Short Moiair Mits half fingers. and gen.
era assortment of such small and thread, store
Goods as are usually found in Dry Goods Store.
600 ps Merrinac, Cocheco, Pacific, Hamilton and
OOO Lowell Prints, just received and for sale at 10"
4 : BALES of Heavy sheeting and Shifting for sale
A large assortment of Bleached Muslin of al widths
anu p''''iD; 0MES77C DEiPIRTWENE
Which /. unusually full and complete in every "e
partment, and comprises all the most pSpu GIoaks
Prints Sheetings. Shrtings DENNIS STRIPES, 800 800.
Linen and Cotton Table Damask, Pillow Case S1ron
Russia diaper Crash, Canton Flannel Kea an. an o
nnaI;;v Of Goods can be bought for in the
W., 81 dozen j. W. Bradiey's Celebrated Mstch
Srin steel skirts all sizes, prices IRON lss Gus
| to lbs each. ,,;,. s,o.n.. c-,v s,,;n.,s
c .,,i and Jeans. ut low prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
,,;os, Cloth and Morocco Caters, Euskins and
CT shoes Misses Morocco Caters and Calf Shoes.
"W.n,s Calf Kip and Cow Hide Boots, from $3.50 to
| $3.50 pair c,orr,o
Mems Coats, Pants, Vests, Wool Undershrts and
Drawers.
GROCERIES.
full and complete assortment OF Sugars Teas, COZ
fee Spices, Molasses, and the New York Celebrated
xxx Syrup; White Fish Goldfish, Mackere, Herring
| Smoked and in Pickle; Dried Apples and Peaches.
We shall endeavor at all times to keep on hand such
variety of Dress Goods adapted to the season
and styles will please the great variety OF tastes
| of our customers. CALL AND SEE. Look at our
| goods-examine and price them-you will be always
POLITELY courtcous,y aud kindly treated, whether yo'
purchase or not If stock is not large as 70:
desire remember that it can be soon increased will
New and Fashionable Goods, II you give US your pat
| ronage Our Store is light, airy and pleasant. NJ
goods will be misrepresented; and II at any time yo'
Should get improper goods, let us know itmediatey
and satisfactory adjustment will be made. All shs
We AJAX is that you call ana examing my stock, ~
No. ], REDDICK'S BLOCK,
0ttawa, Oct. 5, GIL Eass Of Court noaes
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The 0Turnvcrcill''

HAS passed a resolution to reopen their Han icr
Gvmnastic Exercises on TUESDAY and TIT hsDAI
EVENING of each week, to begin next I"eS""s' w.
18th. ;,-;..a .. ,.,.
,hir registered ON any of the shove evenings.
In;Ias Ia We TO he accompanied by their parents or
snsrdians for that purpose. The Hall is In the old
Mace Post Office Block, opposite the free TfaoeE
| Printing Rooms. w nr,u.yn
| AttaWa, Oct 1S, '6l. Ny orueI w. DtNuAnO.
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We request our trends not to draw orders ont or
ask us for credit must and will positively refuse
for consideration will we sell to any one except 'o'
CASH. ,xrcu
may l,lS6l. ANnRE" LAWN.
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Town Election.

The following was the result of the
Ottawa, on Tuesday:
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n Office.

IT, perscns indebted, either by note or book acct
+, VAN DoREN OSBORN, will please cali and set
- the same before the 18TH Of OCTOBER next. A.
sar that date they will be placed In magistrsten
hands for collection. Tho Books and Notes may %
sound at the old stand, and T. w. Osborne viii give
- attention to the settlement OF the same
Sept. %, '@. VAN pohEN 0oson'"
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The following is list OF the contributors and sums
paid by each for the purpose of completing the pur
chase of the Undine Fire Engine and its fixtures:
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HON ARD ASSOCIATION.
'ft-o"tp7ef-for the Relief OF the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Chronic Dis
eases and t"ee!al!y Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
vs;uaJIc REPORTS on SPEENiATOHRIIfEA or SEM.
NAL WEAKNESS and other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs and ON ti4= NV REMEDIES employed in the
Disptnsarv sent in s-aied letter enve.pes free of
charge. AIirs=s
DR.. J. SNILLTE HOUGHTON, Howard Asso,n
No 2 south Ninth Street. Philadeinh,a pa
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Road Commissioners, in account nth the Ielcn Of
OtfdUd-
RECEIPTS.
Whole amount received by Road Commissioners du-
ring the year ending March %, lo62 is as follows:
To amount received of township Collectors asd
County Treasurer road and bridge tax, Sll.S 20
To amount received of Eli Strawn, Supervisor,
of bridge dividend, ........... 42' %
Total amount received, ........ 81 sos As
Amount Of claims against the Read Commissio-
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tn of Farmers have Corn
is
haT u u impurities from h ldcun, nd bags,
s o IA, dpps
% il
edby rnevseE
&c y
sevtngbh 1901 Gu asst ron "A
Price the
0rFo hrtho iron
It'll r o Tive Horse
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EXrENDITCrEs.
On the first day Of April, ,sGl, the amount Of
Indebtedness against the Road Commission
ers in the form Of orders drawn on the rrea-
surer OF Road Commissioners in favor OF va
rious persons for labor performed on and
materials for roads and bi idges, 81 ,22l 05
The Commissioner. have paid said old in
debtedness during the past year,......... 1,l15 e.
The Coinmis soners rave expended In repair
ing roads and bridges during the past year, 4s7 81
Whele amount expended by Road Comnissie-
ners during past year, 1868 4S
Amt of old Indebtedness remaining unpaid. 45 IL
The amount of the old Indebtedness paid of
by the Commissioners during the past year,
and the amount expended for repairing
roads and bridges during the past year, and
tle amount of the road Indebtedness still
unpaid $1,7OS 50
l., LELAND,
JOSEPH FENNELL,
Commissioners Of Hgh,c0ys.
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N kNETSSL, German Druggist,
fIAIN STREET OTTAWA,
has received = Lage Stock of French and English
r Il I S S L S.
RIeG's HARD RUfHER Truss, Abdominal Supporters,
Sholider-Braces, &c.
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Post Office Notice.
Town Finances.

Ell STRAIT Supervisor and er-oTfcfo II le9
Treasurer in account rcio the ToIs Of Od,od, FOR
h- year efdiry March %, ISL
RECEIPTS.
Whole amount received bv the Supervisor during said
year. ending March 2Jsh, lot2:
1851, April TO Cash on hand, 3laj %
July 2J-To Bridge Dividend, Isl 50
81 Oct. l2-To " 80 90
Total, ...... .............. -. ssia 50
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Hats and Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods, &s.

Tony old customers, would say: shall be glad to
see you whether you buy goods Of me or not.
s. b. GRIDLEY.
Ottawa, Oct. !, 1.5i. Ioct.5dl.
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leSs.E=sc tSs dStssESseEs.
EyAyIN re- owed my Marble establishment directly
Z opposite the Post Office on Columbus street,
the increased enables to furnish builders with
stone ct q: order on the shortest notice at the low
estf-Ure. Having Of the most experienced work
in the Yves: can ensure entire satisfaction
y. T. large s:oc., Of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone on hand. r2Pr2D WILLS & BRO.
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PRAIRIE STATE CORN PLANTER

hay p
wHb edo a rle-,n sem insoon
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19
McClellan'S New POSitlOn-What
the Rebels Say.

WAsHENeToN, July 1.-THE Rich
mond Examiner of the 9TH received here
~discoursing on Gen. McClellan's position
says:
We believe all that wa4RnoSh in the
city yesterday outside ofe several cir
cles was that the. enemy had taken a
strong position with one of, his tanks
resting on the river about Berkley, com.
pletely under cover of his gunboats and
his extreme right reaching to Herring
Creek, where his position is defended BY
an almost impossible morass. -
Il was supposed the enemy would have
been attacked yesterday, but there had
been no fighting up TO the last accounts.
1t Is not 10 be supposed the enemy has
selected these positions as the scene of his
last great stand without good reasons
The first and most apparent of them is
that Westover Landing is perhaps the
very best ground on the James river, the
stream for Inilesup and down being broad
and deep, affords an excellent sea room
and anchorage for his g~unboats and trans
ports, but this is by no means the only
advantage of the position.
On the west of Berkeley there are inn
passable ~ra1ines running from near
Charles City road to the James river,
making a successful attack from that
quarter next 10 impossible. Within q
quarter of a mile from where these ra-
vines begin Herring creek crosses the
Charles City road. The whole course of
this creek is one impossible morass, while
along the porlhern and eastern banks
extend the heights of Ellington.
The enemy position presents n
pregnable point, the piece OF level country
northwest of WestoveE from a quarter to
half a mile In width lying between the
head Of the rayines and the point where
Herring creek crosses the Charles City
road. Already this entrance to his
stronghold is within range of his gun
boats and his seige guns planted on the
Eyiington hills. AF
Whilst OR amRunitIon and stores must
be wagoned a distance Of nearly thirty
miles. his steamers and transports are
running up to the very door of his tent
Tendays ago when M Clelian. %beleagured
Richmond. with the exception Of about
five miles Of the ChickahomIny low
ground. he occupied the most unhealthy
region of the coast Of Virginia, with The
Seven Pines as their Headquarters.
The verv pick and flower Of the North
err. army was concentrated and here for
weeks their yiqor and numbers melted
away under the influence of mlasma, bad
wafer and a Southern sun, bat by bis
hastv tro through White Oak Swamp.
Mcclellan has emerged with thinned
ranks into more GENIAL land.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

scorbdtie diseases are the parent stock from which
arts s . large proportion OF the fatal maiadies that af-
fIet mankind. They are as it were a species Of potato
rot in the kum&n constitution, which undefmines and
corrupt 1.-The sources OF its vitality and hastens ats
decay. They are the germ from which spring, Con-.
sumption, RheaumAtism, Heart Disease, Liver Com
plants, and-Eruptive Diseases which will be recog
uized as among those most fatal and destructive to the
races OF men. So dreadful are its consequences to hu-
man life, that it is 4 hardly possible to over estimate the
Importance Of an actual. reliable remedy, that can
sweep out this Scrofulous contamination. We know
then we shall proclaim welcome news to OursreadersOf-
one from such a quarter as will leave little doubt Otits
ehicacy-2nd still more welcome, when we tell them
that it really does accomplish the end desired. We
AYERS s~ARsAPARILLA and 1t is certainly worthy the
attention Of those who are ahdicted with. Scrcfgla OF
scrofulous OmpIaints.-Register AlbGny. W.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

The annual communication of the Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, was held al Nebraska City on
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 9Th and
9th. The following is list of the Grand
Officers elected for the ensuing years:
J. J. HOSbssetier, G.. NJ, Nebraska City.
David sisgeI, d. NJ. BrOWnville.
Asa Hunt, q. w, Omaha,
WI. BoydstOne, G.. s., Nebraska City.
:. in, Stephenson, G. T.. Nebraska City.
WI. Joydstsn, G.. Representative tO'G.L. o.. 8.
DR.. W. S Latta, @. NJ, Rock Bluffs.
Al. simpsOn. G. c.. Omaha.
Jonas Hacker, g.. G., BrORHville.
Rev. A. Towner, G.. Chaplain, Rock Bluffs:
DID, O. KS.
AsaHunt, for Douglas and SarW counties.
DR.. w. S. Latta, for Cass county.
F.. Tenplin, for Otoe and johnson counties.
Jonas Hacker, for Nemaha and Richardson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

We find the following important and
very interesting piece Of intelligence IN
some Of our exchanges:
We learn from the Cleveland Herald.
that on Friday an important conference,
was held 10 That city, at which, Gov. Tod.
Of Ohio; Gov. Solomon, of Wisconsin;
Gov. Morton, of Indiana Gov. Blair of
Michigan; Gen. Buckingham; Of Wash
ingtOp; Col. .Stager, Superintendent Of
Military Telegraphs, and Col. Temple,
Of Kentucky; Gov. Curtiss of PennsyI-
yania Coy. Morgan. Of New York, and
". H. Seward Secretary of State, were
expected. but Old NOT arrive. The object
Of the conference is not pbblickly known.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19
Defense of the Administration.

We take the following extract from
Wakes, Spirit. ofhe Times:
shocked and detected at the unforeseen
result, the loyal public have anxiously en-
deayored TO ascertain the cause; while,
taking advantage of the general pertur-
baton, every traitor in cur midst has
sought to locate the blame against the
Government. tits also a feature of this
vicious clamor, nay, il is its leading fea-
ture, that all these denunciations Of the
Government, are invariably accompanied
by the most fulsome e~ulogies of Gen:
Mcclellan, and a schism is thus attempted
to be set on foot, the object of which IS
either to open a P~residentia camprign in
his favor, or to distract the public mind on
the subject of the prosecution of the war.
"This game has been going on now for
a considerable time, and it appears to us
a little singular, that Gen. Mcclellan
suffers it to proceed, without a word cir
culated to rebuke the treason, and sustain
she administration from such inluriots
ISLANDERS. He cannot fail 10 see thar lie
is pHi forward VirspaA ihe leader ol
this factious opposition, and lhaf his pre-
tented wrongs are The redoubts behind
which these sueaking traitors level their
shafts against the bosom Of the country.
A warfare of this sort, being made APP
parently in his interest, should receive a
share Of his attention; and if he be not
able to drive back the armed insurgents,
be can at least rebuke their slanderous
allies who are cooperating with them in
the midst of our society," lT.TFT
sin looking back upon the battles of
the week, and reviewing the fruitless
valor of our soldiers in connection with
the sad result, it is not difficult to arrive
at the conclusion thatthe whole campaign:
of the Peninsula has been a bIunder,-
The true road to Richmond was due south
from Washington, by which course an
army of $50, 900 men, covering the cap
ital as it advanced, might many a time
during the last nine months have been
driven In n compact mass upon the
then debllitated Rebel stronghold"
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19
DislOyal Sheets.

John W.. KEGS, editor Of the Circle-
vile, Ohio, Wdtchman, an obscure but
dislOyal sheet, has been arrested and his
paper suppressed. This is quIte right,
bat the policy should be extended 10 other
organs of d~isloyalty in Ohio and else.
where. The CRISIS. published at Column
bus by Sam. Medary, has a large sale
here among readers of the rebel persua-
sion. Il threatens resistance 10 the tax
law, and rails at the government as We
hemently as the papers of Richmond
The Cincinnati Enquirer, and Chicago
Times circulate largely here among the
rebels, who find comfort and encourage
ment in the columns Of these delectable
sheets. There is a newspaper Published
at Carlinville, Illinois, the Spectator, is
obscure but Yenomous in its dlsloyaliy.-
The military authorities will do well to
pay some attention to these organs of
treason. .
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.


To Consumpdves.
THE ADVERTISER, HAVING BEE RESTORED
70 health in q few weeksby 3 very simple remedy. az
tsr having suffered several years with 3 severe lung
aGestian, and that dread disease, oonsumpton-ts anx-
70 make known 70 his felioW-suGefefs the means
Of cure. +
10 all MO desire II, he will send q copy Of the pre-
scipti0n ussd Gree Of charged win the drecaOns fSr
preparing and using the same, which. thsy viii fDda
SURE CuREf for C~orsUNPTIoE, ASTHMA, BRoEcHfT-
Is, &c. me only object Of the advertiser II sending the
Prescription Is 70 beneas the Afflicted, and spread iRf0r-
nation which he c~Onceiyes to be invaluable. and be
hopes every sufferer viii try bis remedy, Is II wiiicost
them nothing and may PtoTe a~blessing-
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg
n46-sm. Kings County, New-1ork-