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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-07
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MONEY Nm srocrs

aa MoS 1cS.z per cent. Sterling sixty
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LONDON; May 6-Noon.-Consols,
9lHiU. S. bonds, ~ Illinois Central763z;
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FhIUb5 OF BbsbE OAIILFs AT TIKI NAhKET
HEi vs.. THIS WEEK. gE .glf HsN
Vary best on sale to-iay.-,... fagJSc
That generally rated nrSt qualIty....-SI<g9 c
Medium or good fair qualify. c
Ordinary thin SL8eIs, oxen and COw7 6975Sc
Inferior aud lowest grades OF CattIa-B az C
General average ofthemarket Today SIC
Extreme range OF prices =. :. . 80 ag1Sc
Most OF the sales are from, .........B az G
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No. West Fayette st., SYRACUSE, n Y
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

1,s50,000 bales Of four hundred pounds
each, or 100000 bales Of Eve hundred
pounds each. The receipts 50 far do not
foreshadOw 50 large 3 crop. The future Of
the cotton product is now an interesting
matter Of speculation, for it involves our
financial and commercial future. The pros
Pect for the next season is very bad, as we
learn from various sources. Neither CAPT
tai nor labor from the Northern States or
Europe is flowing into the cotton region
but a considerable portion Of that which
was employed inahe production of cotton
in 1866 will be Withdrawn. The political
and financial policy of Congress is hostile
in every way TO the cotton product. Con-
gress will reject any scheme for a more
equitable distribution Of national bank
in the South They will retain
the cotton tax as means Of Encouraging
the wool-growers Of Vermont and Ohio.
They agitate, alarm, AID increase the pub
lie mind of the eottSn-growing COMMUNE
ties BY arbitrary acts tending to the distrue-
ton Of confidence in the security Of pro-
perry and industry.
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THE CITY

We call aitention TO the following adver
tisements which appear Ia this morning
paper ios the frst time. The reader !
referred TO them in another column:
DR.. j. f. Manloye 40 North Summc
street, offers bis professional services TO th,
citizens OF Nashville.
Notice is given TO debtoss and creditor
of the estate Of Benjamin Lition, deceased
70 make settlement
The firm of Waterheld & Walker long
established aud favorably known, have
disposed Of their entire interest 10 The hat
cap and fuf business. Messrs. ThOs VAIN
and Joseph Walker, both Of whom hav,
been connected with the house ~ statesmen
for many years, succeed the old firm, and
viii continue the business at the same
stand, under the firm name Of Vain
Walker
Ewin q Pendleton, druggists, have dis.
posed Of their retail stock Of drugs az Is
south side Square 10 H. w. Hssslock, and
are now established in the wholesale drug
business at No. Inn Block, Public Square
under the style Of Ewin, Pendleton q Co.,
where they offer great inducements for
the patronage Of country merchants, drug
gist8 and physicians.
f. r. Campbell, Clerk, win gell sixty
bales Of cotton tomorrow al II o'clock, at
the warehouse Of Hugh McCrae q Co.,
Iader order Of the L. 5. Circuit Court.
One hundred bales Of cotton viii be sold
"a the highest bidder, At the Chamber Of
Commerce between j . and I to-day
J. L. * K. W. Brown, agents, offer 30
sell on rent The residence of the late Dr.
Watson Also, other valuable property.
BY addressing Ad Bomemann, London,
Madison county, Ohio, those who want
Usage orange seed can get them.
The steamer Nashville, Capt Simms,
will leave for Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis
aud New Orleans at II O'clock tomorrow.
In our special column, DIR Coleman adj
yerlises cough mixture and other medi-
cineB FOR sale
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VIZ End in Ayers American Almanac,
NOV ready for delivery gratis, by Berry,
Demoville d Wharton the remarkable
statement that the temperature Of the earth
has not diminished more than l-306th part
Of one degree Fahrenheit for 1000 years.
To our inquiry how he could make such
an assertion, DR.. Aver writes us the follow
ing answer: "Hipparchus gives the exact
record Of an eclipse in his time This
enables MS 10 measure with extreme accu-
racy the earth's diurnal revolutions since
TO any eclipse now. Diminution Of its heat
would, by concentration, shorten its axis,
and consequently its time of revolution on
lis axis The data show that this change
has been only such as | state it, mathe-
matically and indisputably true."-Nar
Yo-l Journal
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several turnpikes, roads and toll-bridges
and te see that the SAME are keep IN good
repair, as required by law.
An account Of $3.50 was presented by
Esquire Towns in favor Of David G. Love,
Clerk, III Towns, W.O. Briley and T. w.
Ballou a. railroad tax collector was referred
TO Judge Glenn, Es1uires Towns and Mes
cham
jane Williams, az janitor Of the court
house for 1857, was allowed $40
After the reading u some road reports
and the appointment Of some road com
mittees, etc, the court adjourned till the
April term.
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COMMITTED IN DEFAULT OF BAIL
Charles Lodge the negro man whom we
mentioned some days since IA having been
arrested for stealing bale Of cotton, bad
hearing before Esquire Meaeham on YES
terday. Theproof being strong against him
be was remanded to Jail in default o.
$1,000 bail, Tor trial before the Crimi nal
Court, on the charge Of grand larceny.
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TRANSFER or FoRDs REsTAURANT AND
SALooE.-Mr. Ford long and fayorably
known IS proprietor Of this popular estab-
lishment, sold his interest on yesterday TO
Robert Thompson, Esq, who has all the
while bccn interested in the institution"
Mr.. Thompson is now sole proprietor of
this "Delmonico" Of Nashville, known NJ
"Stcdman's"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

VIZ congratulate the citizens Of the ninth
ward, aud those Of the city generally, on
the acquisition Of Dr. j. f. Manloye a. a
resident among them Having sold his
dne estate in the country, he proposes to
practice HE profession in the city lie has
been a successful practitioner for thirty
three yesss, and has been we'll known as
one Of the most useful and public spirited,
through a long course Of years.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

CIosR OF THE COUNTY CoURT.-The
January term Of the Davidson County
Court closed on Yesterday. As will be seen
from our report Of the sittings Of the court
q vast amount of business was transacted
The entire proceedings were harmonious
and business was transacted with both pu.
dence and dispatch, Judge Glenn presidiuo
With dignity and urbauiiv.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Having Large Experience IN general
practice 10 the SoHth, and being familiar wfsh
Southern diseases. DR. COLEMAN intends
soon to enter into the manufacture Of Family
Medicines He is new selling his Hoarhouud
Cough Mixture" and better remedy has
never been Introduced in this country. Also,
his Blood Purifier, which has proved eaicacious
in curing diseases when all else hiss failed. q
Nashville Female Academy. "A meet
ing ef the stockholders OF this Institution vas
held in the Academy Building. in accordance
with the charter, on the eth Of January. 1867,
and the following stockholders were elected
Trustees feT this year. to-wit Vim. R. EIlston,
c. D. Elliott, W. D. F. Sawrie. A. L. P. Green.
r. B. c. Howell, Jno. Thompson, Jno NJ Bass.
This election was held under the superintend-
ence Of 7. NJ Patterson. Justice Of the Peace
for Davidson county.
WIN. r. Elliston is President and c. D. Elliott
Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
iaps -2s E
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ATTENTION NEEDED. The sidewalks ia
many places on the west side Of College
street. between Union and Church are IN a
very bad condition. Timbers, boards, loose
brick and stone are heaped upon the side.
walks so az 10 render them almost impassa-
be. They demand immediate attention
FROM the proper authorities.
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Tbese tabIes show the receipts Of

These tables show the receipts OF the
present years crop at the ports and ints-
rior towns 20 amount to about $4,000,
after deducting for stocks held over from
last year al the interior towns. We have
taken NELL Bros. Co.'s statement Of the re-
.ceipt at New York direet, which is consid-
erably larger than reported by other an
thorities The Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture estimates the cotton crop Of 1906 al
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ASSAULT OK 4 WHITE MAN.-Mr. Jack
Moore who keeps grocery on Broad street,
beyond the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, has been much annoyed Of late
by triaing negroes, who frequent his premi-
ses. Yesterday, he attempted 10 chastiae
one of them, when another, a by-stander
mterposed, and, with heavy stone, felled
Mr.. Moore to the earth. Mr. Moore was
struck back of the head and his skull bro
ken. The negro made his escape.
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Nashville Dry Goods Trade.

Thewholesale trade during the week has
been active and sales large. Prices remain
steady.
Our merchants are supplied with album
dant and varied stocks, and customers find
it advantageous 10 deal with them.
We annex quotations Of staple articles;
PAINTS -l491sc per yard.
IicKmGs.@ COunestOga A Soc; do extra. a.
55ej Eagle, "a. Use; lower brands, 2jg33Sc
SCOTCH dISGHAMs.--3Q 10 45c; Chambrsys, "a
20 size
ALI Wool FLAENELs.-30 to 45c
BLANKETs.-S2 50 TO SO per pair
AMERICAN DELAISEs.-2jC
DRESS GoODs.-in great variety at 22lla 90 81.
All Wool DRL4INEs.--i5 TO Sc
FANCY SATINETs.- SIZE 10 81.
An Wool CAssMEREs.-Sl 90 50.
BALM0RAL SEIRTs.--S24d36 per duz
SKIRT BBADz.-Sl per d0z.
TREAD Victoria, II e per dOz; do 100 yards.
25c; Coats, 200 yards, 81 Is.
BRowN SHEErTNGs. ~ irginia, "a TIC; Car
roi, Is l9c; Aususta, -. Doe. Tennessee pre-
mium. -, Z2c Augusta do 221Sc; Pacific A "a.
BE.
HEAVY COTTOS PLArDs.- 271l 70 &c. cotton
stripes, % 10 pc; Apron Checks, o TO 30e.
LfssEYs.-Athletic, 81. 29c; Westerns ga,
55c, White rocks. ga. 4)c; a. good 40 n 6oc
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RIVER NEWS
ARRIVED.
Jan. S.--Nothing.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone Cairo.
A. L. Baker, up river.
Ca, gf,sI ~, r;yar
Gen. sigsl. up river.

4
The river still falls slowly, with 81 inches
on Harpeth shoals The weather contin-
ues fair and pleasant.
The only boat leaving to-day is the J..
L. Graham, for Burksyille ...'
The Nashville, Capt Wiley Simms, a
splendid craft, will be in port this morning
and depart tomorrow for Cairo
The Tyrone, which left yesterday, took
twenty bales Of cotton and ten barrels of
eggs for New Orleans; twenty packages ior
Cumberland City; ten ditto for Corbondale'
one hundred ditto for Forth Smith; thir
Ieen ditto for Rillman's Iron Works; and
some other freights She also had aboard
seventy-six passengers.
Altogether, yesterday was rather duh
day on the wharf.
The Louisville Courier Of yesterday
makes the following report touching river
matters
The river was slowly falling Yesterday,
with five feet eight inches water in the
canal, and about three feet eight inches in
the pass Of the Indian chute on the falls
During the previous twenty-fOur hours it
had risen five inches at the head Of the
falls, and fifteen inches at Portland. The
weather was clear and pleasant all day,
though ice was formed the night before, a.
the thermomstor was below the freezing
point
The river at Cincinnati was falling al
noon yesterday, with hard freezing weather
in the morning, and navigation still slIs-
pended. The Arabia, eleven DAYS out from
Pittsburg, had arrived at Cincinnati.
The river at Portland the foot Of the
falls, had risen five or SIX inches Sunday
night, caused no doubt by a gorge below at
Wolf creek, in the Norrows; but during
the day il was falling again, and We suppose
the gorge has given way.
Il was reported by a traveller by the over
land route, via Leavenworth, that the ice
hal gorged below that Joint, and that Il
was moving very slowly at Leavenworth.
The gorge was at Wolf creek, some ten or
fifteen miles above Alton
The tow boat Bee left Cairo Friday with
six barges which had been loaded there.
They contained Al 200 sacks corn. 1000
sacks Of oats, and 10000 barrels Of holr
The ice was reported gorged at Column
bus, in the Mississippi, though the Ruth
forced her way through, batering her
wheels pretty badly
The Missouri Republican Of the 9Th says
Business il accumulating there being no
opportunity for shippers to get rid Of their
surplus. At dark last evening we had
every evidence Of a material change in the
aspect Of affairs, as the habor was almost
entirely clear of ice. Some were Of the
opinion that the river had ''gorged" short
distance above the city, but this was net
by the remark that the river was not ftl-
ing any faster than il had been for ten DAYS
past.
The same paper says
The stern-wheel steamer Amaranth tas
sold by the Sheriff to Mr.. Fred. Sebastian,
for So, 400. Mr.. S. bought for other parties
Il is but few months since the same boat
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

SPRUCE STREET RAILROAD consid-
erable number Of hands we're at work, yes
terday, on Spruce street, between Church
and Broad preparing the ground for the
cross-tios Of the street railroad.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

A FoUNnIlNG.-S Some seven month since
an infant was found At the door Of one OF
our citizens, and the little wair was len
Ia charge Of Mrs Elizabeth Summer, who
has kindly cared for il up 70 the present
time. Yesterday the County Court allowed
Mrs. s. the sam OF SIS for the trouble and
expense Of the helpless orphan and upon
her representing 10 the court that her con
dition was such that she could not longer
30 Justice TO the little stranger, the court
leftits disposition 20 hishouor, Judge Glenn,
who will investigate the matter.
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COMMITTED TO JAN FOR STEALING An
OX.-Frank johnson alias Fred. SpiIel
was committed 70 the county Jail yesterday
on the charge Of stealing an OK in Sumner
county johnson had been confined in the
Wilson county jail, from which be made
his escape. He was re-arrested and tried
before Esquire w. II Wilkinson, Of this
county, who, upon its appearing that he
was guilty, ordered his commitlal to tn,
Davidson county jail, where he wss lodged
ON YesterhaY.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

PERsoNAL.-Hon Geo. S. Houston, Of
Alabama, Hon. Thos. NJ Jones, Of Giles
county, Col Marks, Of Franklin and Judge
Moore, Of Smith, are In our city at this
time.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
lS4s al 1l:30, and closed at 1345 at p. m.
Brokers here we're paying 1872 aud asking
1874
Government securities weEe quoted in
New York yesterday as follows
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BaeheiOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless. Reliable. In
Simultaneous. No disappointment No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dves Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed Wiliid,a 4. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York (deo29-Iy
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

JUDoE NJ. NJ BRIEN has made arrange
menis with Judge McLain to hold the first
week Of the Circuit Court Of this county, to
try the causes in which Judge Brien is
incompetent
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

ELDuoN OF OFFICERS OF THE NASH
VILE And prCATUR RAuRoAn.-A meet
ing Of the Directors Of the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad was held at the office
of the company, No. - summer stree, in
il,is city, on last night The obier, of the
meeting was b elect officers i3r the road
On assembling, J. 5. Clayhrook was ap-
pointed Chairman and J. /. Turner Score
tary. The election was then proceeded
with, as follows.
". SLoss. President.
q. ". SEAY, Secretary.
FRANK HARnEHAN, Treasurer
J. B. NANnYNE General Superiutodeut
The meeting was harmonious and the
election gratifying. From what We know
n the parties more efficient men could not
have been selected.
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THAEKs.--Col lines, the efficient and
popular Superintendent Of the Nashville
and Chattanooga road, has our thanks for
eourteaies TO the press.
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HARKETs BIZ TELEaRAPH.

New York stock and Money Market.
INV YoRE, Jan. s.--Money il more plenty ct 7
per cent Gold is firm al lS45E8l2ilz. Sterling
81 1855; do 80, 1867: do "a. l055{3106: do -
lOGZGl065z, 10 40s, 100. Stocks are fmeF. IN
der the reported withdrawal Of Secretary Me
Culoch from the Treasury The closing prices
we're: Ohio certificates, Z75Gfg2s, New fork Cen
trial. ll1a&ll$t; Erie. 67l G61I{ Michigan South
ern. s251; Pittsburs. 81; Toledo. p; Northwest
ern, 6i9641Z; Toledo and Wabash, 445E miaing
shares active and closed firm
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

For Attorney GenerRI-EIyenfh Ju-
UleIaI DIstrfeI.-We are authorized to an
nounce A. c. HICKEY, ESD. as candidate for
Attorney General, for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed of the counties Of Giles, Mar
rshall. Maury, Lawrence Lewis and Hickman.
novlS-td
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C0TToN SALE.-We learn that there
were one hundred bales Of cotton sold al
the Chamber Of Commerce on yesterday.
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WANTED.

a CTTVE AGENTS TO SOLICIT sUBSCRI-
n hers iGr pUEE's. M0Fg8ns Cavalry, now
In press. This Is a work OF thrilling interest
and We have no doubt viii sell readily Also,
agents to solicit applications for Insurance Of
Live stock. ugaiurt theft
NEWS0M. GLOVER & co.
Real Estate Agents. p North Gerry street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

IE ToWN.-Geo. q. Jones, Receiver Of
the Memphis and GAINESVILLE Railroad, is
is stopping at the City Hotel
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

CRY DREcroRY Mr.. r. ID. King.
and his assistants, are nog actively az
work taking down the names OF oar citi-
sens tor his CITY Directory We trust that
all will render them every assistance ne
cessary 70 make their lab0rs perfect Every
one should feel pride in having a complete
Directory whilst as many as possible ought
TO encourage the entcrprisiug publisher by
subscribing for It.
IL will be Of much advantage to Mr..
King II those having charge of the num-
herring OF The houses and lots In the CITY.
would hurry zap their work. Don't let him
oyertake YOU
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Engine and BoiEer for sale.

A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
"a Tubular Boiler for sale, ~ moderate price
both in 6rst-raic order. They are OF sufficient
Bower 70 drive h mill Can Ge seen enA terms
earned. .CuA ID .icsti0u 81 this office. dec5-ti
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NEw York. Jan. s.-The arrival Of bceves cx-
ceed last week but are chiefly Of an inferior
quality, and meet with emily moderate deE and.
Prices are decidedly lower. on The best grades
the decline is &c, and on inferior lots conces-
slon has been accepted in order % work OF stoy K
few Of the finest brought l1lEc but equally
good we're subsequently sold az 10 % lie fue
a. l5'Sdl6c fair az &c ard inferior at 11al3c.
veal calves arc without any important change.
PRIME sell az l31F6lle; good al l2Gl3c; inferior
a. 9e Ice. sheep were plenty and somewhat dull
early IN the week. but lattcrly the butchers have
operated mere freely, and with moderate arri-
walls, prices are higher and firm er on all grades
The common grades are plenty and unchanged.
swine have been less plenty. and az the close
prices were rather higher. We quote corn fed.
live. nt 81 ------.. anl nnlrea.el M s. d
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Seasoned Popular Lumber. corner Of
Crawford and North Summer streets If
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Proceedings Of the Supreme COnFt.
NASHVILLE Jan. 8, lS87.-Court met
this day, pursuant to adjournment, all the
Judges being present.
Foster G. Finley rs. p Turney e. a., by
Judge Hawkins. Judgment affirmed.
Elizabeth Crawford az. Wilson G. Cher.
ry and wife, by Judge Hawkins. Bill dis
missed
Thomas Stewart and wife IS. Samuel RI
Glenn, by Judge Milligan. Judgment af-
firmed.
A. Vaughan rs. j. H. McCully, ct. a.
Decree Of the court below affirmed
VIM Franklin, trustee, as. John ARM
field, executor, and others. Ia this case a
decree was pronounced confirming the
Clerk S report as to the sale Of the Fairone
plantation, in Sumner county, etc, but re-
serving the questions as to Mrs. Acklin'
legacy, and the allowance to the trustees,
etc, for future adjudication.
The court has been mainly occupied
during the day upon the unfnised business
Of the 9th and 9th circuits, which will
probably continue to occupy il until
Thursday or Friday, when the business of
the 9Th circuit will be next taken up.
The court meets at ten o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
J. q. FRAZIER Clerk.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-09

To COHsumpfiyes.-The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufTerers tho means Of cure.
To al who desire il. he will send copy Of the
prescription used, free Of charged, With the di-
reetions forpreparing and using the same. which
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BEoNoBTTIs, &c. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he cOnceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county, New York
oet92-1V
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Private Boarding. Zone Of the most
desirable rooms in the city, handsomely fur
nished, and in desirable location, suitable for
one gentleman and lady or two gentlemen. Also
limited number of gentlemen can procure day
board. Enquire at corner Church and High
streets, opposite Episcopal Church. ian4-lW