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New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

The st. Petersburg correspondent of The
Pal Mall gazette writes, Oct 8:
discovery has just been made by the Russian War
Department which has caused small alarm in military
circles here. IL appears that after the Of 1866 the
Russian Government applied at Berlin for number OF
Prssian officers to act instructors In the Russian
army Inc Application was readily granted, and some Of
the most experienced and able members OF the Prussan
staff sent to ST. Petersburg. These gentlemen were
distributed among the various military departments
with lul powers To examine all the details Of the
organization and suggest reforms in accordance with
the frnssian system: They employed this duty
until the outbreak OF the present war; giving many va-
able hints to the Russian officers but at the same time
making themselves thoroughly acquainted with all the
weak points Of the Russian army and its administration
few months ago the Minister OF War determined to
have an accurate survey made OF the whole of South
Western Russia, and three of the Prussan instructors
admirably, and well paid for their ability aud zeal
series OF maps were engraved from their drawings
accuracy and cearness; but the drawings themselves
have disappeared There is doubt that the Prussian
Oieers nave taken them to Berlin where, coupled with
the Information they took such pains to obtain during
their two years stay in Russia, these maps would be
lie prospect OF such war s much feared here just now,
and has contributed not little to the almost cordial tone
toward Germany which is now assumed both by the
Government ana some organs Of the press One the
most significant manifestations OF this change of policy
the conduct OF the authorities in the Baltic provinces
TIE country where the antagOnsm between Russian and
German has appeared In its most extreme form At the
beginning Of the the Germans in these provinces
took opportunity Of showing their sympathy for
the Fatherland, making collections in favor OF the
wounded holding patriotic meetings, and singing pat
Iioie songs Ihese demonstrations greatly provoked
Tue RUSSIANS anu the military governor Gen. Albcdyns
koy issued an order strictly orbiddng public meetings
and directing the sums collected for the wounded to be
DIVIDED equally between the Germans and the French
NJ Galkin the civil governor at the same time COM
petey suppressed the use OF the German language in
public oices ana TOOK measures for making Russian the
predominant language Of the country Both OF these
high functionares have now been dismissed, aud their
places hnvS oetn 'sEea Az by Gen Prince Bragaton and
Prlnce slfeszhle, the former German by origin the
latter GERMAN Dy education and feeling.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
FORGERY.

Henry c. Voorhees,. well-known down.
town broker yesterday purchased from Messrs sutter
& Co.. bankers and brokers' at the corner OF Pine and
Willamsts $4,000 worth OF stock OF the Toledo and
Wabash Railroad Company, giving in payment therefor
check drawn on the Market National Bank payable to
Voorhees, bearer. The check was afterward
ascertained TO be forgery. Information OF the affair
given To tho Police OF the First Precinct and detec
tves dispatched in quest OF Voorhees, lie was soon
found by the officers endeavoring TO dispose OF tho
stock ut price considerably below the market quota
uOns and taken into custody and locked up In the
New-st. Pollce-Station
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
THE PROPOSED DUEL.

10 fNt EdlIUT OJ IWt ITFVHWt'
SIR: In Justice TO those whose names have
beeu mentioned I'm connection with late AFFAIR" we
wish to contradict through your columns the report
that oir quarrel from communication mhde by
was strictly private and had nothing 90 with
iadies wy f j. a. CHANDOR,
XSr. YoyL Nov o 1s70 l.. MALIBKAS.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
MANIFESTO OF THE COUNT OF CHAMBORD.
Comte de Chambord has just addressed the
following manifesto :

following manifesto:
"FRENCHMES: once more your destinies arc In your
own hands For the fourth time within less than half
century your political institutions nave collapsed and
we are given To the most sad trials. Ought not
France at length the end OF these barren aga
tiOns the Of many msfOtunesl IL is for you
TO answer. During long years of unerted exile have
allowed name to he Tor single day the Of
division and troubles but ut the present moment, when
that name may perhaps be a pledge OF unanimity and
security, do not hesitate To tell country that am
ready 10 devote my whole self 10 the protection of her
happiness Yes, France will again lift up her head, it,
enlightened by the teaching Of experience and weary o
many fruitess endeayOrs she will cOnent to enter
again the path which Providence has marked out for
her Chief OF that House OF Bourbon, which, by the
help OF God and Of fathers, built up France
into n powerful unity ought to feel more profoundly
than any else the extent of disasters and to
than 10 any other belongs the task of repairing
awakening noble efforts. The stranger will be driven
the SOIL and the integrity OF territory assured
will only concentrate To the attainment OF end all
our efforts, all devotion, all sacrifices Do not
forget that 1t is by going back TO its traditions of faith
and honor that the Great Nation weakened for
ment will recover its power and it, glory. As lately
told yO government does not consist In attCrng the
DO not allow yourselves to bc led away by fatal Illusions
Republican Institutions which might correspond to the
aspirations Will never take root III old mOuar
chical soil Penetrated with Of the needs of my
tme all my ambition Is to found, with your help, truly
national Government with right for its basis, honesty
for the principle OF its administration and moral great
for its end. Let wipe all memory of past
disputes fatal to the development Of true progress
and true liberty. Frenchmen let this cry rise from
your hearts: : All for France, by France, and with
FranceP HENRI.
d" The French Frontier (Spit-erland), Oct. o."
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

Last Sunday, all day long, six right
whales OF species known nbacks, were feeding and
dsporng themselves within eighth OF mile OF tie
beach of Ocean Grove camp meeting grounds, SIX miles
below Long Branch. Fishing In that region has been
very poor for the past month"; but last Sunday one net
hauled in 2oo pounds Of very largo aud fine blue sh a.
Long Branch.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03

It Is for yOu, Monsieur, to say how much your master
ever placed in the French funds. Tor my part |
only know OF investment il the Rcnte made by him.
and that was for the benefit OF little LADY, whose
name / shall not mention Receive, &c,
Oct. /, 1870. MAX FOL.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
THE INVESTMENTS OF NAPOLEON III.

The letter from VI. Pletri, The PrlvaIe Secre-
ary of Napoleon ILL., addressed to the London papers,
affirming that the ex-EmperOr had money invested In
foreign funds has produced the following answer The
statement respecting the Of 100000 francs nego-
tated in this city has been pronounced inaccurate:
To NJ PIETRI: You dare Monsieur, 10 state that your
sire has not much a centime invested in foreign
funds Now shall demonstrate to you by figures, that
either you speak Ignorance you conceal the truth
The position filed in Paris enables me 10 speak with
certainty OF the finances OF L. n. BOnaparte, and am
very sure that his treasurer, NJ. Thon-a very honest
man. by the way-wi not contradict me. Here is list
of investments abroad which know To have been made
by the ex Emperor:
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miscellaneous Grade.
t,OMMTSSTONER,S NOTICE,

yum VI hJHtVN y It's NUl1OEs
TN Greene Circuit Court, November
a term, 1869,
Marcellus g. Kennedy, who sues in his
own right and as Execute or Granville
Kenn etiay. deceased, Annie b. Kenneday,
and Lurenna Kenneday--Plaintiffs,
VIM. Kenneday, James Kenneday, Frances
Kenneday and Sally Kenneday, who are
infants under the age Of 81 years-Defen-
dantS.
Among other things tho Court doth ad-
Judge, order and decree that 1t be referred to
one of the Commissioners OF this Court to
take the follow ng accountS:-lst, An &C
count OF the transactions of the plaintiff.
Marceilus q. Kenueday as Executor of the
last will and testament of Granville henne-
day, deceased an account showing the fee
simple and annual value of the real estate
and IF each parcel thereof Of which the tes-
tator died seized; an account of the person.
al assets of the testatof liable to the pay
ment of his debts also an account shew-
Ing tile outstanding debts of the teStator
with their priorities. Before taking which
the said Com mis- Toner shall warn the credi-
tors by notice tn oe published Tor four sue
cessive weeks in the native Yirginisn, a
newspaper published at Gordonsville Va,
to prove their claims, bs.f re him on day to
be name |, or ell e to be excluded from par
ticipating in the assets Of the estate, which
accounts the said Commissioner shall state,
settle and report TO the Court, with any mat
ter specially stated deemed pertinent by
himseifor required by any OF the parties to
be so stated. Notice of the time and place of
taking all the accounts aforesaid IL publish
Ell the said newspaper shall be equivalent
TO personal service as TO all the parties ex-
cept the Executor, who must have actual
notice.--EEtract from decree.
Y A Copr-TeSte,
I,a DANIEL MILLER, Clerk.
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......--- LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street, Richmond, Va
Look Mt our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. Vi !.
COATES'S SPOOL COTTON reduced to soc.
per dozen.
April 3, 1870. f t.ft ~ ~
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RoDTT'9
SCITEIENGORN PLANTER

WITH GUANO ATTACHMENT.
IN again calling the attention of the
Farmers of Virginia and adjoining States
TO this simple yet effective implement, the
subscriber begs leave TO say that it has been
greatly improved for the ensuing season OF
1869. 1t is now worked by chain band in
stead of a leather band as formerly, thereby
insuring a more constant operation. BY a
very simple adjustment IL will drop corn at
the distances of IL inches or feet, together
with any pulverized Fertilizer.
q Full printed directions accompany each
machine. He would also call attention to
ROUTES DOUBLE-SHOvEL PLOW.
with Coulter and Briar Cutting Attachments,
the latter especially adapted to any foul
lands, whether with Briars, Sassafras or wire
Grass. Also, to .r,,I1 f5sssiri,,.t s4. ,..,II...
ROUTES DRAIN Pillow,
which completes at one operation the double
course OF the ordinary plow, besides saving
O great deal of hand labor.
He has certificates of many well-known
farmers, vouching for the strength and effi-
cient action of all these implements, which
Will be furnished on application.
Ass the senior partner in the new concern
Of a. T. Routt & Co., he would return his
thanks to generous public for their kind
patronage In the past, and pledges unremitt-
ed exertiOns to maintain and Increase that
full confidence in the future.
az taay ~ 1900 A. P. ROUTT Il co.
Liberty Mills Va February - 1900
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IT is with great pleasure that we call
the attention OF our readers to the adj
VertsemeIt OF Messrs. Ho0e. Wpdder-
burn q Co., OF Alexandria. which APP
pears in ;o-ilays issue. These gentle
men stand am. hgst the leading bust
ness men Of this State.a position which
they have attained by fair dealing and
low prices. Ne are satisfied that our
merchants and farmers viii! find it tn
their interest to buy of these gentle
men, and hope they will not neglect to
do so.
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To tho voters OF Or.ngo corn,x

respe TRULY offer myself as O candidate
ior the position OF Attorney for the Com
nionsMeaiih, at the earnest solicitation OF
Mt. Lewis u. Williams, who has filled the
once with SO much ability, that hegives
me ms cordial support" and should Ills
uisapiiltIes be removed, withdraw in. his
inyor. II elected promise to exercise ali
tne energies OF my ll4lnd andbody 10 dis
charge he duties of the officewith fidelity
and credit. w r. ITALIA EEpE0' "
February ii, 1870.
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10 THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
hereby announce myselfas a candldate
for the office OF Clerk of the Circuit and an,,n
~ Courts OF the County N s'14
tShoeld II be your pleasure to elect me. I
office faithfully. Very respectf,,iI VI s'ie
=, JOHN q. WILLIAMS
orange Z. ii. Va, February II. ls7U. ~
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LAND SALE.-David d. NJ. Digges
Land Agent ut Gordonsville, Virginia.
has just sold near this place One Hun
dred and forty ronr acres of land: tits
remarkable how the country around
Gordonsville is filing up.
Also vacant lot in Gordonsvilie
belonging to DR.. G. w. Beale, 20 Mr..
Thomas Burton, late of England.
Price 1915.
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VHRGNIA--To-Wit:

A L Rules held in the Clerks Office of
IA tine Circuit Court of Orange, on Monday.
the 4th day of April. 1870.
David Faulconer, Barbour Faulcnner, George
Faulconer, Robert Faulconer, Benjamin
Faulconer. Alfred Wiltshire and Sarah A
his wife, Absolem Jacobs and Margaret his
wife. Richard;Jucob and susan j. his wife.
Weldon Wiltshire ami Malinda his wife
and George Jacobs-Plaintiff.,
AGAINST, y ftAt ff'...t'
Richard Richards, John l.. finder and Mar.
garet A. his wife, Hugh M. Faulconer sur
ytving Executor John Faulconer James
Roach, Committee Admir-. of Richard b.
Jacobs, Jones M. Jacobs, Rachael Heller
and her husband, and Gearge Grafford and
Lucy A. his Observation-Disclosures "a .--s-.l
IN CHANCERY, az q ga t..t
The object OF this suit is To ascertain the
am. unit due, if anything, on debt that is
alledged 10 be. due the said John 4. finder,
secured by trust deed from Benjamin ia
cobs Jr., 10 Richard Richards, trustee, and
10 restrain a sale of the property mentioned
IN said deed oftrust, aud to restrain John
L. FINDER from committing waste on the
same, and for relief for waste Committed
and TO account for the rents and profits O.
the said property among he heirs at law of
tue saiu benJalnn Jacobs, Dr.; and ii appear
ing upon afiidavit that George Graffofd and
Lucy A. his wife, and Rachael Heller and
her husband, '---- Heller, are non residents
OF tins State, on motion of the Plaintiff bv
counsel, it is ordered that the said def4r-
dants do appear here within one month al
ter due publication OF this order and do.
what Is necessary to protect tlieirintefests5
a Copy fgste, t ~
JOHN @ WILLIAMS, n2p'ty Clerk. r.
ADrif \ fc-0- q rts.lf.--a -, =, ~'
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CONN RS oyr1cr, srASAspsv1LLE, VA, l

CoxM'Rs OFFICE, SrANARpsvILLE, Va,
March |, 1870.
The parties interested in the foregoing de-
deceased, are hereby notified that have APP
pointed the Goth da, of April, 1870, as the
time. and my office aforesaid as the place for
taking the accounts and receiving the proof
Of debts aga nstGranville Kenneday, decefs
ed, when and where they are required to at
tend with the necessary vouchers and evil
dence to enable me TO report thereon.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of
said Court. ARTHUR STEPHENS.
Marvh 4, 1870
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~ Buy Your Clothing. sh,r,. -

FURNISHING Goois fion h. B.sPEScE d SON
Merchant Taiiors, NO. 800 Main street
nlcninohd, Fifg'ni4. and try the Patent El.
nptlc Suspe nders for sale by them.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-08

FoR THE benefit OF our village sub
scrihers. who receive the paper on
Thursday afternoon. we repeat the no.
tice flat Bishop johns will preach and
administer the rite Of confirmation a.
the Preshy terrain Church in Gordons
vile. on Thursday evening April 7th a
Tx O'Clock. a4a
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To the Voter. of Orange.

The undersigned respectfully snnopnc.s
himselfa candidate for your suffraee at tbs
approaching election, for the office IF Clerk
81 the County and Circuit Courts of your
your pleasure 10 elect him, to dischargr the
ty. RIf,UARil III x apu npSh-
February Ii, ls1O.--3t. ~ n A.
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a.. THE GENUINE ANDROSCoGGIN
COTTON direct from the manufacturers.
price only one shilling per yard, at 14tf
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street. Richmond. Va
CoATSs SPOOL COTTON reduced to SOC
per dozen. y if4 - : =
Anril 1870 3 .
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-08

NoNTeoNERY WHITE SULPHUR. are
pleased TO learn that our friend Gel. E.
q. Moore viii have charge OF these
Springs the coming summer. Col. NJ.
is "a polite and accommodating gentle
man. and knows how to keep hotel. a.
every one who ever stopped with him
during hi- proprictorslip of the Louisa
Hotel can test lily. Success to him.
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Liberty Mills, Va, February vi i, 1869. -

BARBoURsvILLE, VA, January 8, 1859.
/ take great pleasure in recommending to
the farmers of Virginia the implements con-
structed by A. z. Routt & Co. Mr.. Routt is
my countyman and neighbor, and I have
had ample opportunity of testing his skill as
mechanic, and his untiring energy in his
laudable efforts to satisfy the community
WITH well-constructed and Efficient imple-
nents. B. JOHNSON BARBOUR
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Orange G. Il. Va, February r.;
To the Voters OF Orange

announce myself candidate for the or
nee OF IoinmohweaIlh's Attorney at the a 4.
pfoacnlng eiectlon, anu solicit the SUI bort
a. my IeLoW CITIZENS. If elected wiif,4o
deayor to discharge the duties ~ The ,'tire y,
the best of my ability. '-'e W
February 10, 1910 w. w pTrpcEss
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LOCAL NEWS.

PuB. Docs. We are Indebted to Hons
Lewis Mckenzie and w, Williams for
public documents.
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&s- JUGLA KID GLOVES.-A full assort-
KID GLOVES, all shades. at SIPS. Anex-
cellent KID GLOVE at 81. A full assort-
ment of HOSIERY at
a.s5.J LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street, Richmond Va
C'lATSs SPOOL COTTON reduced to Soc
per dozen. 200 III HrfllT'
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Do>not Read rh,s-we No.

>o' READ Fhis.-We have read in the
Virginia pagers that have come to hand
something Ike the following :-Eaco,.rag ne
1io''e 1naAg; Pdtrontse Home NanuL,c
.'4'e'! Alas how easy to preachl how la,,,
TO practice. ''''' y
20 THESE SAME PUBLISHERS PURcH AsK
ifh AND PRINTISG MATERIAL IN VIRe,s-
IA Perhaps half of them do-the other baIf
mrite or iun TO the North without ever ask
ing the question. Can our type be made as
wen ana as cheap in our own State as else.
where. We can testify that the type cast a
sue E.enn'o''a TYPE Foundry is not exceeded bv
any Foundry in the country, and sbould he
encouraged by every Printer in the state
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COMMISSIONER,S NOTICE.


James C. Hiden, aud p. b. Hidden IN
u his own right and as Administrator of
JosephiHiden deceased Plaintiffs, ,r
VIM & Graves and Martha Ann his wife, and
o. u. I. Hiden, &c Defendants
IN CHANCERY. ''.Ns.a. ~
Extract from Decree entered in above suit
Oct, Z, lS6y--"rhe Court doth adjudge, order
and decree by consent OF parties That one of
tine Commissioners OF this court. take, state
and settle The accounts OF b. Hiden as adj
mlriistrator of Joseph itideD, decd which
accounts the said r. b, Hidden Is directed to
render before him also TO take and state an
account OF the personal assets OF the said
Joseph Hiden, and ofthe outstanding un-
satisfied debts and liabilities of the said
Joseph Hiden, showing tile priorities there
OF, also an account of the real estate of the
salG Joseph tllden, and OF the fee simple
and annual value thereof, and Of each parcel
thereof, and publ ication in some convenient
newspaper1or aJ least four weeks of the time
and place OF taking the said accounts shall
Oe equivalent to personal service upon ell
theparules except L. Is. Hidden, Adlninistra-
tor OF Joseph Hiden, deceased, William c
Graves and James A Mad ison, upon whom
personal serylce is required, and the said
commissioner Shall by like publication OF
notice, warn all tile creditors of tile said Jo-
seph Hidden deceased. to present and lille
Iheir claims before the said Commissioner
a al prove the same, on pain of not being al
loved TO receive amy part of the assets of
ti,e said Joseph Hidden III case OF their fail
q e 10 do So is#ar..,,
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CoMMIssIoNERls oFEIdE, GRANGE c. H. 4

: N : ~ Il SJT tIttI5 -1FNII KoUO. J
The parties interested In the accounts or
dered Dy the decree of which the above is an
extract, are hereby notified that have fixed
on saturday the 18th day OF March 1870, and
lay office at Orange 10. H., Virginia. as the
tnda II cred scr. Il Ile' said Joseph Hiden
a ieEeD ~ Wa siYepr ~ n ANA file their
claims before iia II S4'a'tliae and place ,tiid
tolPicveileisaine4I fEtfn II not being ltj-
LfNci 10 receive auA Part Of the assets OF said
Joseph Hiden In case OF their failure SO %
40. et Hl1yl- VIM q. WILLIAMS
Fen. IS 1870. q o. c O.
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announcements.

For County Treasurer.
We are authorized to Announce wiI1isn,
n. chapman as a candidate for the office @,
County IL easurer. VI
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CAPTAIN MALLoRY.- In travelling to
and from Riciiinnni. we have often had
occasion 10 notice the uniform courtesy
and attentlssnres Of tue two conductors
oil the nigh III ainsr-Captains Fhz and
Mallory. Their conduct is marked by
the po-iienessef good breeding aud thai
Unborn excellercs of disposition wi ich
insures to every passenger, however
humble. not the mere civilty OF the ofli-
cial bnt the kindness almost OF persa..
oil TREND. To each Of these gentlemen.
as conductors, We are mncb indebted
but to Capt. Mallory especially we owe
thanks for helpful hard work III an
hour OF need in this office. May he live
thousand years and may his shadow
soen rival that OF FATTY" Dunn's. ID
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AS- FLANNEISl FLANNEIS !APure all
wool WHITE FLANNELS at % cents
worth Boo. at Doc. worth 4Oc. 49, :
FULL IARD-WIDE WHITE FLANNEL
SEC. per yard, worth 75c.; 1--WE
A ful assortment of SHAKER, SILK
WARP, OPERA, and TWILLED FLAN-
NELS, of every description, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 2l5 Main sti eet, Richmond, Va
Look ut our DOLLAR KID GLOVES,
tOATS'S SPOOL COTTON reduced to Soc
per dozen.
April s. 1870. sbG -.
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Be,cdre Of Counte,3sits.
October :, ISo9,- I'm. ''iltt'f
IyO rONSUMH ,THyES.--The add

no CONSUMPTHvE adj
4 vertiser, having been restored to health
N a few weeks, by very simple remedy, af-
ter having suffered several years with a Sc
we're lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consuinption--is anxious to make known
TO his fellow-su1ierers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy OF
tho prescription free of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they. viii ind a sure, cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. The
object of the advertiser IN sedding the re-
scription is to benefit the affl icted, and
spreao. Information which he coneeives to
be invaluab 9 and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as 1t will cost him Moth
ing. and prove a blessing. sfs rnifs sr.4
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDW ARD A. WILSON, q E
williamsburg, Kings County, New York
December 3 tSn9.-ly