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Bu.inesa in the Crimina, cour,..

During the year just closed there were 80 con.
'lctioI' aud acquitals in the Court OF Oyer and
Termincr 7i con yctions and lg3 acqui,tals Ia the
tOar. OF General Sessions; nnd s,3I cUnyichOns
aud iti acaatlals IN the touIt Ol Spec,sl SessVas
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public property, by reason OF the sudacity with
which they have dealt with the State Legislature.
Theirs is city By itself built up between Piers
% kis -. Pc. a.. -a.cs c.3ssbly interfered with
their private operations has disappeared altogether
The exact site OF the independent corporation 10
shown on the diagram above.
The following Is a map Of the site OF the proposed
structure:
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
TERRIFIC GALE Along THE COAST
OF GREAT BRITAIN.


shlpwreck and Loss OF Life -Chimneys
Throws Down and Houses PressrateA-
Tho Loss or . Montreal Bark, with hss
Captain and Seven Of her Crew.
LinsRicx, Dec. 8i.-A fearful gale from ths
northwest swept over this city to-day. Trees wore
uprooted, ehimneys thrown down, and In some To-
stances houses Irostrated. Few persons are known
to have ost their lives, and many others have beea
badly injured.
LONDON. Dec. a.-Hesvy gales have prevailed -
around the coast during the past few days Many
sbipwrcks, attended iu instances with loss q
life, have already been reported. The Americas
bark G. v. Minot, Capt. Healy, which let Mobile %
the 10Th Of November, with q cargo Of cotton fer
Havre, experienced one OF these gales when abooe
two days sail from the Cornish coast. bus
weathered the storm, and male the poe
OF Penxancs. Che lost two masts, 40
suffered other damage. though 10 what extent IL nss
yet ascertained. The bark Edna, bound from Moa-
trcal to Grecnock was driven ashore on the coast
of Ireland BY furious gale. The captain and sevea
OF the crew were drowned. The bark is probably
total loss
The sultas Again Tkressenius IsmstI Pasha.
CosstASTisoPLs, Dec. 3l.-Some time since.
the Sublime Porte sent demand 10 Ismail Pasha -
abandon his iron clad feet. The demand remaining
unanswered, the Sultan today forwarded vicssns
message 10 the same effect.
Au. p. Csnsui In a British Prison.
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| GLASGOW, Dec. 1l.-wm Cook, United States
| Vice Consul at this port, has been sentenced -
| seven years Imprisonment at hard labor, for tor
|
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On the grounds above mapped out, new stands OF
all kinds are increasing largely In number. They
OF widely varying sixes and elbow their way into
hooks and corners in every direction.
The Hdet, in our diagram above, shows where the
market mems shautea are. They nImber In all over
ioir hundred How numerous tn \ )ccupants are is
known only by the Association. During busy times
the population work together like sardiHes IN box
when shaxen.
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school House Matters-Citizens'
Meeting.

-
Atthemeeting of last Thursday eve
ming, j. ). Brasee, Esq, from the Cty
Board of Health, read report relating
to the condition of the School Houses Of
the city, which had been made to the
Board by Mr.. Tinsley, the architect en-
ployed to make examination Of those
buildings, The architects report ex-
pressed tho opinion that both buildings
are insecure in thsir present condition,
II but stated that be would, # desired, sub
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fir 70 this from the fact that a few
wesks since tho Board Of Education had
the North School Building examined.
and obtained the written certificates Of
four ofouR worthy and Intelligent me-
chanics whose opinions | am sure are en-
titled TO respect, that on condition that
certain improvements were made the
building would be secure. Whereupon
the suggested improvements were carri-
ed out 70 the letter. I do not claim.
nor would either ofthe gentiemen, EAAt
they havelettefs patent lOflhUlr opinlops
and that any one differing With thcr1
would be liable 70 a suit ct law; but !
think 1t but fair In coming 70 conclusions
In regard 10 the safety ofthe buildings,
their opinions should not BE- entirely
Ignored, with due difference 70 the
gentlemen making the last examination.
As for instance Mr.. Editor, II you were
taken sick and your friends would send
TO another city for a doctor, and you
knowing that we had quite number OF
doctors at home who you believed very
competent to attend TO your case,
think you would come to the conclusion
that either your days were Numbered
or that the doctors here know nothing
of their vocation.
However, in order not to be misun-
derstood, Twill here state that ! am in
favor of more comfortable School Build.
inge, and believe q majority of the clti.
zehs would 50 vote, rs we must certainly
acknowledge that a comfortable schoo
room iB moreconduciye to the welfar,
OF the scholars both mentally and phys
ically. But to fhe question upon which
the citizens ditier-shall tie Nortl
School Building be declared inf
itob be used temporarily until more com
Portable one can be erectedp II, ,howevei
after further thorough examination by
our home builders, in wood, stone ant
brick, they say Is unsafe and canno
be made safe for few years, until nev
one can be erected. then l am satisfiel
that every good citizen will cheerful,
say abandon the building. In conver
4 sation with many of our citizens they d
not appear to be satisfied unless the opin
ion gilmore than one builder is consult
ed in opposition to the opinions of fUu
of ourrespected mechanics and good citl
zens. Ifthe North School mustbe aban
doned and the children in the street
for a year or more, let 1t be done to tn
satisfaction of the patrons of the school
and then there can be no doubt but
levy will be authorized by the people ;
erect more desirable and comfortabl
school rooms. And in the erection Q
new buildings my hope is that a pla
may be agreed upon thatwill be accept
able to the large body Of citizens.
ANTI PANIC.
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"Always as Now" is the title of q
fine Poem in the June number of MER-
RVS MUSEUM; If this favorlte youths
Magazine remained always as now 1t
ought to satisfy the most fastidious, but
the publisher, not content, announces
new attractions for the volume begin
with the next number. If you have
not seen the new series of this old favor
lite, send for specimen number. $3.50
a year. HORACE D. FULLER, Publisher,
Boston.
Some tims since, In noticing this mag
azine, we blamed the publishers for hav-
ing secured an advertisement and notice
Of US and then falling to send the mag
azine according to promise. 1t is but
justice to them to say that they have
written us that they never received the
copy of our paper containing such ad-
vertisement and notice.
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Lancaster, O., June 9, 1870.

The Educational Monthly for the pres
ent month announces new educational
periodical, to commence in July and
bear the name of The National Teacher.
1t will be largely made up of the excel
lent Ohio Educational Monthly, with
full "miscellany devoted to the educa-
tional interests ofthe country at large"
The present publication conducted by
Mr.. White has justly gained favorable
attention all over the country, and the
National Teacher can not fail to extend
the reputation of the State for furnish
ing the best periodicals devoted to
school interests to be found anywhere
The National Teacher will be furnished
at $l.50a year. Address. Z. E. White
Columbus, o,
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The North SCHOOL nulIdinR,

For the Lancaster GascttP.
Mr. Editor.--Permit an humble cit
izen to ohave a small space in your COL
nmns. o. o. w.
Our citizens for the past few weeks
have become excited In view Of the re-
ports in circulation in regard to the con-
dition OF the North School Building,
and BY reason Of which some are pdnfc
stricken to such an extent that / am al
most ready to conclude that an earth
quake Is near at hand, and in conse-
quence the Board Of Health has been
called upon to examine and report their
conclusions in regard to the safety 'Oi
the Building, and from the character
Of the gentlemen composing the Board
I am constrained to the belief that they
win not be governed in making theil
decisionby any ofthe current excitement
that has been set in motion In good
faith by someand by others from mo-
tives ofself advantage, And as, this Il
. very important matter for the vel.
fare Of our Schools, It. should have {
calm and deliberate investigation, strip.
ped Of all feeling of excitement ant
preludiees It Is but Just to say that thl
Board OF Health have had such 4 pres.
sure brought to bear upon the matter
that they have deemedit proper 10 cal
n their assistarce an ar6hitect from 4
neighbofing city. Now this may iocl
10 the cltizens as conclusive evid{nca A
Etb thehnsafety of tile bnildihg, hld as i
Is the duty Of each, to respect men fol-
their opinions, of course the same
feeling should prompt all men TO ex'
tend the same courtesy to others.
The, Architect brought here at con.
siderable expense, I have no doubt is-s
gentleman and mechanic and Of colirst
has q atepatatlon he wishes TO sustain
as such Architect. I ain willing, tS
accord to him full knowledge Of BIZ
profession, but as all men are subject Il
different opinions / should have much
preferred when the examination wa
made, that it haG been by thret
mechanics from distant points, albeit
that q portion ofour citizens bad no con-
fidence In our home mechanics. re-
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D. OUR CoRREsPoNDEEcE.-We give a
large instalment this week. On the
first page "Richland" holds forth enter
tainingly, but we suppose he will be
further disguised by an account of an
other@hshing- excursion" given in an
inside column. The letter of Harry
Conner Is sparkling and rellshable. We
were sorely tempted to print its post
script, but refrained from the thought
that It's reference to business engage
ments might be intended as confidential.
Inside, we have Rushcrcek and Liberty
represented. We hope correspondents
viii not lose sight Of the objects which
make communication valuable to a
newspaper. We shall not have. room
hereafter for extended efforts In theline
ofdescriptlve or humorous literature
but brief and compact statements Of in
teresting facts or incidents will always
bC welcome and space be found for their
insertion. HY Z
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DIED.

DIED-June Ord, Mrs. Cynthia DsvoI, In
the e7th year Of her age. She came 10 Ian.
caster In 1917; was married 10 Gilbert Dayol
in 1923 Death, In dissolving this union Of
nearly half century, took her from q dear
husband, devoted daugh'es, an only sister, sister.
Of the Presbyterian Church, and loved 10 en-.
ter the gates OF Zion, TO worship tho Lord OF
Hosts'' For years afiiiction marked her as
his own, yet she bore all her sunerings pa
she rejoiced in opening spring with its
sweet fowrs; at Its close the Heavenly Father
set her spirit free and 1t rose to that bright
world where bloom forever Eden's bowers.
"Her soul has only taken Its flight
To mansions of glory above;
To mingle with the angels ofllght .s
And dwell In the kingdom Of love-"
s.
EBRIGHT-Mrs. Minerva Ebrlght was
born August 90 16a2, and died May 2g I6IOS--
She had frequently been called to drink from
the bitter cup Of bereavement. She buried
one child In infancy, In 1856. a dear son Of
years fell from carriage and was 90 injured
By 3 wheel passing over him that he soon
died. In 1884 her husband, Col. Aaron Ebright-
= noble man and brave soldier was sinstan.t,lYy AZ
tary duty. In 1855 q loving. daughter OF II
years was. called 70 the spirit world These
/ heavy strokes wers too much for her slender
form. Her health gave way The last twp OF
three years OF her life were years Of suffering.
but she endured with much patience and
cbristian fortitadol Her faith In the charac-
ter and promises Of God were .1rpi and IN.
| yielding, and her resignation % tho Divine
! will remarkable. She often said my trust
Il 10 Jesus. and "The will Of tho. Lord b
EoSist s,SHf EpiScop al Church Y years.
Ofthe family a daughter, LIbbl6 alone 70.
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makinr Cloxor HAY,

This business being now in order, 1t
may be of use to some to give what W.
P. Wolf says on the subject, in the viii
mington Journal. This is his method
In the first place, snake hay while
the sun Shines" Cut your clover In the
fore part ofthe day. Spread so that il
may get well cured by evening, theT
cock Il and open it out again next day
In the evening cock again, and open ou
again next morning; in the afternoon
put it in the NOW, Glover hay, cured IL
this way, is, in amanner, free from dust
and is excellent fer horses and CATTLE
If others have a better way, 1 woult
like to hear from them. rs
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

The coal-minetsIin the neighborhood
of Nelsonville have been for some time
on a strike, said to be in consequenceof
an attempted reduction of their wages
from 8 cents to az cents per bushel for
mining.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

The Lancaster Thesplan Club and
Library Association Is preparing TO give
our citizens an agreeable surprise some
Of these days. A lot Of wsll-paintsa
scenery fbr dramatic representations Is
under wss, and the membefs srp dill-
gently pursuing their Studies and per
fectlng their arrangements fora series Of
entertainments, the opening one ci
which win come of perhaps before the
close Otthe present month. Doubtless
some rich treats may be anticipated.
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FIRE.-The Portable Saw Mill belong
ing TO wildermuth & Bro, in Green
field township, caught fire on Friday
! morning, 2Oth ult. and was injured to
the amount of some $500, before the
flames were subdued.
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BASE BALr.-we omitted, last week,
through inadyertance, to give the score
in the game played in this city on Fri
day the 9th ult. between the State Farm
Boys Club and Nine selected rom the
debris Of the former clubs Of this city;
The following is the score Of tallies:
Farm Boys. Picked Nine.
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Citizsns, Meeting Tonight,

The adjourned meeting of citizens
held for the purpose of celebrating up
on School House matters, will re-assem-
BILE at the City Hall this evening. The
importance of the subject in hand should
bring out a general attendance of citi-
1ona.
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We would call the earnest attention
Of Life Insurance Agents or active, en-
ergetic men, of any branch of trade OF
profession, desiring to become such, to
the advertisement of the old Union Mu-
tual Life ON our fourth page, top oi
fourth column. ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

The pr6pfletors of the Lancaster Bu-
uiness College offer to our citizens the
advantages Oh select school, to be open
BY them on Monday next. See their
announcement in local notice column.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

THE ONO STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
will convene at the city of Cleveland
on Tuesday the 18th ofJune, 1870. The
second days meeting ON the 10th will
be held on board the Steamer r. n
Rice, during passage to and from the
Islands for an excursion. Hence it will
be necessary for all who would like to
participate in the meeting this day to be
In town on the 14th.
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PuMP FAoroRY,-This well-known
establishment, on Broad Street, is doing
q large and successful business. Mr.. G.
P. Beard, the proprictor,i Is using great
exertions to supply the extensive de-
mand for the article he manufactures,
known and deservedly popular as the
Lafayette Durbon Pump. They are in
use all over this section Of the State, and
give such satisfaction that the cry is
constantly coming up for more of them,
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NJ. DAWSON,
Vice President 0. S. NJ. Society.

18TH Amendment Celebration,
at Mitho6's Grove, near Lancaster, O.
on THURSDAY, JUNE1e, 1870.
Turn out! turn out! and hear the
great orators of the day, DR.. Nc Simp-
son, Rev. j. Poindexter, Hon. VIM. P
Creed, Col. jim. Connell, and Hon. Pc.
ter H. Clark, Of Cincinnati, O..
A cordial invitation is extended to all
regardless of color, prejudice or politics
AMOS c. GUY, President.
Lancaster. O.. June Q. 1870.
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SrRAwBxRRY FKsrIvAL.-A F very sue
csssfai AFFAIR Of this description came of
at the City Hall on Tuesday evening, un-
dor the auspices ofthe Ladies Of the n.
Z. Church.
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JottIngs from Liberty.
Editors Gazette.

.Assnrediy .yorr readers
vim ISok Tor aJctser's this week, 10 know
whether he survived the fishing excursion.
9urvive is no name for II. I fcsl iarge ~ life
and twice as natural ever since. On Friday
morn, June 3rd, our boat lay atthe wharf,
swcptl snd earniShed.-hsr niidships supplied
with soft pine boards for seats, the water
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.Fnirfield. union Academy

The Commencement of this Institu-
tion will be on Friday June 18th, 1870,
instead of the 18th, as stated in the cir
culars. Rev. j. Fl. ACTON will deliver
the Annual Address. Exercises to COM
mence at 0 o'clock A. M. -YoaeFE
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

Gen. w. T. Sherman was in this city
q few days last week, visiting his old
home. He left for Washington on
Monday. l9iss paimel y -a.a
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Picked Nine.

AOIaI' ''''',.zI ..-..-..1.''' y ~ 20
Innings-l. .. s.4.5. 8. z. 8. 9.
Farm Boys 4 o s4TT l2-4s
Picked Nineo 2 2 OIL $40 6-25
We understand the same nine will again
play the Farm boys at the Farm to-mor-
row afternoon.
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MARRIED.

RUTTER-sMIrH.--O .--On Thursday, June Cd
at the residence OF the BRIDES mother, BY Rev.
j. II. Acton, Mr. Samuel B. Rutter to Miss Ju-
liza +. Smith, all OF Pleasant township.
[The Gdsstts Acknowledges the ''corn"-and
tenders Its congratulations to friend Ruttel
and his fair bride rHfi
PUGH-MIESsE-O Thursday, May 9eth
1870, by Rev, b. N, Spahr, Mr.. Henry Pugi
and Miss Jennie Mlesse; all Of Fairfield coun
ty, Ohio, .o .g..r !.
EDwARDS-CHANEY May 2s, 1870
by the same, Mr. William d, Edwards anC
Miss Martha A. Clancy; both Of Baltimore
Ohio. pt C 4a. .alf Iatr
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B. j. Custer, of Madison county,
has planted eleven hundred acres oi
corn, this season.
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Barley Is ripenlng rapidly. Some
fieldshre now ready for thereaper.
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Most Favorable Terms.


TBo nohh0WtAI REoDoEHI Tor IOI04
y n - : =
30 ~ ld
e.,0 ~.
a. Aas.A. An ~ka.s 4. a ...A
go. So1.s - .,srs ns~r scc,. stahie ~s,i ~ IA.
tsrn, fruis trses' Mraopsfy' -. 1
.. p,.h.i,,. =. ~As.s
..A 49, etshis. E-i1 "a si fisil =
~, uoH ~ - -. ~. n "a ~ '''7'
WIN SAel-hho - -. - 80
n,,. w.-.e ma Lot. 0ot No. MI
On U1ien 81 yestef s colsnsss ~. 2. ssss sss,93
gooe - - ~. 49, ~ sssnertv Fiii
ingls4 4oSa Meh- R''p'
y '''1 r r .
uA,TpStyEsl Afel9gns ra.t al 4 ,SacsStss ~ a.
Which is : esajorabis h,uss, and o.hsr
es,,a,n 1s,ian - "snsss'''-'
~ ~ ~ ~
,,r..r,. - rnma. mia wet Sf the
.,tvae fS-es.fS - ~ fif1' - Which e 4
arst-rate brick hSase q u L. roon 49, * - ~.
Ses.hfy oasosisec,t !, a. ~ f-rH - snrisss
se.Hi; e.lni ~ 1sasr 4. sesry 1sidy a =
G|arnM Siil. a : ney"r zn1n9 strean.
S"I.~ 4 co. hnsfness vfth hcuss fof miiier.
Al tae g1sciss ~ ns,,,x ~ ~. fsrI nrst Ss
- -. I'll
'sen " " App''' -
,aa ar~as AZ iaua. IN Nad,son sSwn,
.hiP Lairesia ee..sy Yniei H,ise ~. ~ sss.s y
~. -, wki.h i.nd n 4 Taci ior heuso' Ice
~ ~ aif nsces,efy sutSuildinei 4 red
oS IA 1ransvines. eoo1 ti1ter' m.
sine Vatsr thro1Th the fam.
u.u.. ,.r Rert-eloss 1. to,lsess.
AASeso ASS -
16O Aeres q kenna,n Mns. ~ sss,s. nSsss y
rleasantrine, anu ~ Hss y ~ y -. 49,,
On the plhe. On nnlcn tes1 - ~ .n, DsIn
and otneE outou,ialsgs So .a SIc.; ..n,;x a n
70 l.iO Acres Of LamA, near the Toll
Gate. on the Columbus pike. near Lancaster
on which q q good house, eood veil, . geoaly
number Of Peach and Qninee TIecs. about j
acre Of grapes, aDoa' .'.'
TIA Fats Kos. m ana aF7 On North @.
lunSus street
one Hsuse ara Lee IN Columbia City,
,cn.re nsy tTom SS1s s,rt IN Scuse Ven .SaStsa ~
bnSIness housa. RH exchanee iof Olks1
pfonertv .s--T7--
re aer SdrtS 81 81 ifsS Pactsr,.s ~ % stss dSio ~. &
~ ..1ass nv Shsrsss -. IN h,se isees eafri,
sSe{ M so.i s-rhGrS rSrrine Waisr thronrl
| the - snrd grist rsiii and saW MI. pSi
sTeelisni. win Sc seid low, X soia beiwsei
'nn ana 'ns va VI A
SOS aerss AZ ianA IN Pleasant town
ship IN nailes north of Laneasssr, 100 acre
lssff Uoa sD :sory sns nsi S:uss M Ses r. - @
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The. AilantAus !. in full stink, again.
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Read I. Q. Butch's local notice.
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Tharsddy, June 9, 1870
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leo acres ef lalA, in Madison tsy..
ssT tss sac is. TsrS sSd nile; sass q cisss.
port. on Thisb land q gssa log hepas. lse
young apple 1rehGrds, foo beafipe lsaeh tleee,
and 10 tearing grapevines, good tinpsr. run-
ming water through tie fAi1.
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Twenty Acres Of Lana on TIE Cedar
an Piko, fon6 Mils west Of 'Lancaebes, en
SaisH . ss e. s'1;' sss si:. e
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.g tla 4 fss:: e n: . vs. 8 J:
6rit-rate brick house an Teoias; alss @ q.
barn, young orch ard of fps Cult eppd springI,
andliving sleck water IN oveQ aelG Aiso
doing goad business, with house Tor uQler.
An the 6nndlBgs arsin geed crdsr, asd ne
land Is Of the AySt quality. ms fsfm must be
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-01-25

The Advertiser, having been restored to health in
a few weeks, 10y n very simple remedy, after having
suered several years with a severe lung ate ction
and that dread disease. Consumption is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the neans Of
To all Who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used, Gree o! charge) with the drec
til for preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CURE FOR CoSsuMPTIoN. ASTHMA,
BR NcHtTIs. etc. The object of the adv 'rtser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread in Information which he conccives to be in
vauahle and he hOpCs every sufferer will try his
remedy, it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please adj
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
20 lS69-ly.