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SuiS al us NlNtbi'D"' S'.NT''
DAYTON, feh' ilu'' 1919,
Mr' ). W. NmGnore-JGaF SiE--AS you are 'he
regular authorized agent 70 Dayton Tor the sale OF
DIR. Wjstar's BoIsam of Wild Cherry take this
method otmaklng st9iement oi facts 10 you( (which
hope VIII be puhnshed to the "orlo,) III refer
ence to an almost miraculous cure Wroneht III my
case by means OF the most Invaluable baIsam.
Language fails to describe the salutary effects II
produced, and the great benefit qefNeu from lis
use.
The citizens OF Dayton aud vicinity, well recol-
lect that on the SIh of August last received Sc
rions injury from the explosion OF cannon A
portion OF lis contents entered my Iisht sac ahn
bIeast; and in all probability some fragments or
splinterS OF the Tam!od passed through the pInra,
and pierced the lungs
After the lapse o; about SIX WeeHs'l was attacked
with distressing cough and violent pam 10 my
right side. Some ten days after tins, when IN a
paioNysm OF coughing, suddenly an ulcer broke
auda tsrge quautiy ct very oHe's'Ve matter, NIX,
ed Win blood, was dscnargeH'iH2sl o. "h'Ih Iouhu
passage through me opening o. Tue Wou'o, = rom
Ihis opening the'e frequently PaS'ea qH"""N ., NJ
ar. supposed to issue nom me ln"Ss D"'i'S al
this tune my Su4tr'ing' were Almost I"'oIerau'e
MY phF7IclaHs mean" me P%'u '"e s"l'tes' at'
tentlon to me and ana an N usif power ior my
recovery FaI Wih all tEclF skill tney eou'd ho'
reach ue seat OF H''u c's' "''er ur 'uS' 'I'' Te.
come Affected was VISITED during 'h's 'l'"e' oy
| at least twenty r.YsIIl"'s'
IL was no" r'"uced 10 cGt'"'itl' ma, I'Ialli,
malon OF the iInSs was TaFldiv taxing Piace' ana
that tins Wouij 'gr'n'oa'e my "'e IL very sno''
une, was IN the Ii2h' sIu'@Tfe po"a"'e.
AZ TINS critical stage" "es',hge' Was "eS
to CihcIhhau ANA CSleo'a'"u P"SS''"" VI '""'
ty was consulted Nheh hf was maze acquainted
"itn my s''"auG"' n' re'sM ''la' ''u'iii"s GouI
ne done hy medical "'"' " r"G 'o"su'u"on 'se''
was NOT enough TO ,HFo" Oh t'' disease
MY iHe7dS no" uIspa'reo ol my recovery ana
mad no taruiy gronN" o. nope 10 survive many
DAYS. fortunately at tb's nict"FG sa" one OIL Dr,
E'star PSjnPuie'S' eH'lleu r ahliy Teulra,
Guide'' or reI'se on Coz SUMPTION ol ,Ie Lungs
AS haa often hr"tu "l "NnI men t"'cn'n9 al
stra"S' leit IKE G''"E SO Oy "'e consent
fol my physicians, sent 10 yo" .o' go'..e 9t y1g
he"'che uesCI''Tu' VIZ " '''"' D"'S'" ., W III
Cherry "Ash renewed me ''h"'eu'"'[,y' A"er
had used some H'e orSM poUieS so lar recovered
as to.be up and about. My cough ceased and my
lungs ere restored to healthy 'ate--oii from tne
heanHs and halmy influence aud powerful medi-
c1@ flrineS Of "i-lar i'a'sa'n
Were It rot IRON the external igGry. received
III my shoulder ana arm ny the eXPloSioh' feel
confident that imlght have been working at my
trade, (Which i, Jacksnl'h'ng') hut this was pre-
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confident has effected radical care, as two months
have now elapsed without return of it, and my
son isin the enjoyment of robust health. i is an
invaluable medicine and should be generally
known. Truly, yoursfrend, -
@-s 4t Ross WILKINs,s.
Price ST SO Sodn Cincinnati. Ohio, whole
sale and retail by SANFoRD& PARK, general
agents for the West, at their Western Depot for
the sale of valuable Family Medicines, northeast
coruer of Fourth and Walnut streets. &,
And by J. A. & III DAVENPORT, Woods
field, WELSH s, ,ARMSTQNG, Bealsville.
ANSHUTZ. POLLOCK & Coz Sunfisb, .
sept. 20, lSl5-6m:u2S
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TERMS.
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

DEMO- kAllC REVIEW
Greatly reduced price--fron 50 to SO a year.
Prospectus Of He mart (9r I7iA) Toltane
yEYliE price Of the Democratic Review has
heretofore been too high-not for its size
cnst ard character but for the means OF tens al
thousands ofreaders who would be ylad to rec
it. and among whom il is highly desirable that il
.houI1 circulate. For the purpose. therefore. of
arrelv widening the ranae Of itsusefuIne.s and of
muldnlyine the n,imbe-s of those To- whom if NAV
he accessible it has been determined sir1llitape-
onsIv with the creat reduction in the exnenye Of
tbe 1ostaoe to reduce It's s,bscrjpfjon pIice also.
from rive to Three dollar. ;apd when several u,ite
IN snIscrirton IN as low =. 5ocenl: or even ? 20
nor aunu,n
= This yerv LARGE reduction in the reeeiDts {accom
panied with but, comparsiiyely small diminullon
nf its evnensesN inyolyes of course an entire sac
rilice of profit upon it, onles, compe,sated by a
vast mulGnliearon of its subscribers sTbere win
he =, The oirtset onv small reduction RI ITS mum
her of naues ion 10 he res,ored to lis old number
wthout jncrease-of price. wheotbe a,tRipated sue
cess nj the exnerimptit sbal iusiifV il
The Portraits of Di.tiu, uished Democrats viii
he routinued-rugraved in better and more costly
stvIe tbar bere,ntora
Ipb ,,os taye win hereafter for anv distance he
opiy five and hall cents: il has heretofore. for
o1er loo miles. eigbteen cents.
We lool, e., an ex,ension of errulation "a he
rerkon.d bv tens of thousands as the res,,lt and
comnensation of This great reduction of price. Eg
erv frieod ne the ,vork and of the Democrat.
prnciuIes and cause is confidently apr enleel to- to
exert himself with an active interest to procure il
subscribers both to extend ITS usefulness. and 10
carry il successfully through the crisis Of this great
reduction of Its receipts
Those who have paid in advance Tor the coming
wear will receive it, al the reduced rate for wear
IN.
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"PLAYING THE ADvANTACE3,


late number of the Louisville Moruing Cal.
rier contains an amusing account of the way 4
backwoodsmln played strong game Of the " adj
Vantagcs' over professed thilnbIe -rigger. The
former happenedin in AZ place where the knight o
the thrn5es was looking out for prey, and as lie
. was dressed in homespun was at oHce put dow
asa soft snap" LiDsey as the supposed " greer
uh is termed in the story, had just tossed of
glass Of @hiskey, when Thimblerig commenced hi,
Plan Of operations with
"Wef, stranger, it's cold and dark OFT; suppose
we play some small game to pass away the limr;'
all the While lingering careessly a dirty pack oI
cards that lay the table at which he was sitting
linsey rePlied-'' can't say. stranger; I'm all the
way from Bulit, and I've hearn tell you folks in
town are as keen as briers,' aud I'm only cider
rag; howsomevrr, don't keerif do play, purvi-
dedl Understands all aboutit beforehand" !" That's
right, says Thimblerig. 4" we play fair, with all
the advantages in, and fyou beat me, why, well
and good there's no more Of it," u Well, them
terms is fair epuf and aint The feller to cayort or
make a fnss when I agrees 10 thing from the
start, says LiHsey;" what'll you pay;" What
do YOU say TO seven up at dollar game;'' re-
piled Thmblerg, bis eyes glistening with the Ger
rainty Of making his expenses
sc A word oi tue sorts enuif, old hoss! put up
your money says Linsey at the same lime lug
ging at long leather purse which he bad in his
pocket. Thimblerig laid down s,dollar, which he
had no sooner done hsn Lusey c6oIiy put it in his
pocket saving. 'sWeli, that games done, wiIatil
'youplay neXii" " But, says Thimblerig, "we've
notplayed for the dollar yeti" 'Yes we have: !
played the advantages the first lead Aealihs was
N, you know
The gambler was beat at his Own game; and not
liking the looks Of the a bitter watcr chap quietly
'srbmitted 10 bis loss.
.
Arr REFLY.--An honest Son Of Erin. green
ifeiss liis peregrinaous, putbis head into a law.
yer's Office, and asked the inmate
g And Whit doyou selih 2"
"Biockhcadsr repliedtfe hmb Of tie fave
"0elfl Their. 70 le sure !. said Pat, q Il must be
gond trade ifT ] see but one left ?
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The Ohio CultiUator. T0L. 2
EOn 1915
FOR 1916

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of 4gricuIt,ue Horticulture and Domestic E1-
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| ENURING the first year of its publication, now
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! hand in this good work? Who among yon will
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! the important ant ofcuIivatng the soil, and OF the
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Cultivator?
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ohanics. The interests of the Ladies will also be
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may derive Instructions and profit from the pages
of the Ohio CultIyator.
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all who design to become subscribers, to send their
orders as soon as possible so that he may know
what number to prlnt. (The volume commences
on the first day of Janualy.)
NJ. B. BATEHAM.
Editor and Proprietor.
Columbus, o., Dec 1915.
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EBLoUGHst P[QUGHS!! The best. LOT of'
III Ploughs ever offeredin this market, Of lanes
vile manufacture; amongst which maybe fohnd;
The best qnality Of Side Hill. and from No 70.
No Of the newpattern Of Regulartpfs, 9ss
Farmers would dowell to call soon az they viii.
besoid very low.
Nov. IS, Is45. j. r.. 81 H. M0RRIS.g.
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0s.No.. and 2. can be seen at this 0lices

AtAMEEIaS. WIiITTfNGTON'S ESTATE
~ sNotee l. hereby .igeh that the subscriber
has nappointed'andqa qaalified asadlninisTaforof
the estate Of Samuel S. WhltingtoG slate of Mof,-
roe county deceased ~
SAMUEL II. ROWND, Adunr.
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4 & & q & s +
HISTBR'S E.aLS.AN or WED CHERRY,
The GREET .1We,fcaa Remedy ior Lang com-
plants, md air.!BtciioaS gf the ReSp"atoy
On gGHS,
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PRoBATE NOYf0E

NOTICE is hereby given. 10 all persons inter
IN ested that partial and final settlement ~
counts have been filed in the Office of the CLERK ol
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for thc
county of Monroe and State Of Ohio. BY The follow
William A. Willard I" John Beard, a
James Smith J" g Il, M Dillon.
Jacob Vernon Administrators fhos. Gilmore. O.
John Griffith sc " Andy Armstrong*
Isaac H. Green 20 y Francis Webb, g
: Which said ,sccodhts are continued until 81
spring term of said court, A. ID: 1896 for conI<'
nation. 8. YYhfs f)KEY, !, Clerk
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~ Ohm ROBIN so IS ESTAT 4; ~ NoaceI &
- sheraby given that the Subscribers have besf
appoitled and qualified as administrators with IIo
viii annexed Of the estate;of John Robinson. i>(a
of Monroe county, deceased. IS IS z =
80 RoBERT re RoBINSoN.
MARGARE1 y n b BIN SON, 4
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81 knotc Of no pursuit in tehich more reaf and
impOrfant st1riceS can be re7dered6 any c0r0ltry,
than By improving its tsAgricult,re. Washington.
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J b. H. DODSON.
UENhY r. SMITH.

q, .WIsrAR's BAIsADI" is sold at 81 per bot
tie, or Gbolte4 for -. Sold in Cincinnati at the
corner Of 4thand Walnut streets by SANFORD
& PARK, Gousral Agents for the West and by
J, a. Il G. II. DANENPORT, Woods.eld.
WELSH s. ARMSTRONG, Beallsville.
ANSHUTZ, POLLOCK, s, Co. Sunfish.
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CITY ITEMS.


BrRr1asY-The house No o. t-aIii;10no ,.e-[Ss,
,.,.;e5 tx Valentine Ei-bv- vas enfe3sa :! -
d,r.rg - s-..ace OF the sszy and ro12si % - -s.-
- - az yalue The ;tis= cot 7ss;7'is ;, - -,
i,5o-v. Destroyed ne furniture sna s''4
house ", D,nu was arrested
* assist Capt; DvyeT OF ne y, ', a., - =.
~ -. - .esiu- PIC .ruu :-Ui ne =ei'o''ii@
"a 1.ope--y Vas recoTeFsl- p.p..-.
p IN THIEyEs-Thonss Law hooert
3d. 1,reS recose were arre=ted -sst r. eh!a- On
i-oz - n robtng strangers and others wHile !otii=
~. ~, th Ba.,ery Taey detained Tor
GROCER siruovs who recently plead sgi-ty 10
ND is-c..v il. stealing about 5000 IRON e en-;
- Ijczry ia-ioza Of 10 % Caaiaai-st on the I'm
- i,,, last: va ms morning brought INTO Courf and
aenced to be imprisoned L Tie state Prison 10! the
terra Of two years
ABRAHAM Lyons. convicted OF beng concerned
with simmons in robb.ng Ca-doza q an accessory De
fore Tie fact was ;hen placed Al The bar and sentenced
"a the sat prison FOR Inc Q! t@o years Rad eight
rnoath-.
TnoyAs G,RvrY convicted Of burglary il he
81 decree was the stat Prison FOR two years
RlcHAFD McCABE, convicted o. obtaining goods
by false pre;ences sentenced TO the state Prison :oT
the Term Of tFo years
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and Ike the miserable i-er who grows sva-icous n
proportion 20 he Increasing gam Ih- popular crv
be for farther conquest more depreciation new national
out-azes Tauz1utipas VIII follow IN c1-ae So also.
province after provInce, until we with IN uriedr and
widespread territorrwith dlsunited and dscon;e:.-
ed peopie-"1l begin TO feel Own weakness and il
may - behold Europe combined 70 oppose i no; %
-eFer contederarr Sat.ons! s!n- al astor point.
out maze been expa;ed by national nisery DeErsda.
non disunon and degeuerscy followed the death Of the
HreeS nero, Who ine:rst. 70 the Indus looked osc.
IN szonr, 70 H. Own Macedonia and .ighcd for
worlds 20 conquer. and Rome who-e dominion knew
no bound whose cpuquerors welded the imperial
sccptre Ger half the world sleeps IN tie tomb OF IA
tons tue broken arch a-d the lone column alone Re
main.
Like a rose on me Wilderness left IT, stalk
o marx where garden had bern
gaia thai rhree centuries ago the r1.-ng Pc. -
"a Europe SPAN that her warriors 20 ~ mo
World Spa6l whose Cor.ez carried IRE aia cen
the fair provinces Of Mexico and carried on,
10 the HALL Of the Mou;ezur.as az his inonle. : . an
Of the most degraded and unhappy I'M DO tie
of tn ,,nha tom distracted and whining ~.
-. ,,,-l ciyfl va. And France hci c1-' a.
- -. r -. = brilliant; hrhtnlns-lse course i" -
- -. AZ nor fect--ths "or!o n'i AiOi"iN
-. ,,e-riu- retribuion ceine-tAe bt!e-ine
1901 no, victims Waterloo her defeat - iie4s4s
rcc',to - pcri the proud, possessed ~ the
hef "4l.y pr;too the German the Prussan and the
. $500 [sbo rushed in 10 reclaim the plumber OF con
:,.tris and Prussia each took large slice from
800, Poland but few years stterward along that
@ csine Napoleon BOnapartc, and raInpled under as
T 1eel both these GespOilers Of their nslghooF his
orv h,- many lessons for young Republic cur =es-
ne mi ght ponder upon with advantage to ~ welfare
JJrytr;i ObSf0. a n
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Fu' II 3f+O''DF.
STANZAS BYE. ". B. CANNING.

Nor in the garish blaze Of noon,
Most rapturous the landscape seemeth
When Summer walks with pictured shoon.
And verdure kissing glory beameth
But when soft Twiligh,s Silly hour,
Like sweet dream Of song descendetb
And with its dewy spell Of powe-,
The heart With Nature beauty olendeth
lis then the forest. field and lea,
Bathcd m the mellow tints OF even,
Prompt the rapt soul most glosincly
To paint its mental map Of Heaven.
And so It's not when Fortunes blaze
Above the unclouded soul IS brigh,es'
That Love its dearest form displays
For the best hear, is not the lghtes,
But when the hours OF trial come,
Like cleaning shadows, dark and pailins,
Loves purple ligh, doth tint the gloom.
Der all Ike Heaven-dipped mantle falling
soekbridse, Rfoss Aug. lsiG
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IMPOSITION o. ENIGRtNTs-Ths .>yracass
journal mentions case OF fraudulent dealing with emf
grants which vas discovered just in time 10 save Il
company OF Welsh and scotch be.n. icecei George
" bailey o; Albany lie -th o; July lat went 70
acuse in pursuit OF canal boat which vas this com
pauy Tor the purpose Of claiming OF taeH an amount
due freight Of luggage on the North River and cart
are in NeyyTork of about so winch amount SAID bal
lev pretended due 10 Hart q -motnerz, d New
York and that 0. y Chapn- Agen, Tor the Merchants
Transportation Company. a; albany had become re-
sponsiDe to pay sum and had him 10 over
take said boat and collect said amount detain their
luggare. II. .tateLnent proved .alse.
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HASNAY. Secretary.
MINrURS PosT VI. D. Physician, 81 Broadway. aul
IFE INSURANCE.-The New England Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF Boston vii. receive appca
tons for Life Insurance az 10 Ws.!-si.
DIRECTORS.
Willard Phillips, George Il. Kuhn. Peter Wainwright.
William Parsons, James Read. William W. Stone
Francis c. Lowell, Robert Hooper. Thomas A. Dexter
Robert b. Forbes Charles ?. Curtis Ot.s Tufts.
WILLARD PHILLIPS. President.
JoSATHAS FioaY. Secretary.
JonS c. CHEEsMAS, NJ D. Medical Examiner, New-York.
Forms Of application Tor insurance and all necessary
formation vii be furnished by the subscriber at his Office
No 10 Wa-sL New-iork
II II JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent.
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AhhlN FL,
ship Chaos Wilson I'm Liverpool June 18Th indse,
Slate Gardner Howell July - st IL Ion 50 50 spoke
brig (Br) Flora I'm Lasuna for Swansea IS ds out 10Th
Aug lat 30 rs lon IL exchd signals with ship Cornelia.
Tor Liverpool. ssie trle with q London packet With
black in the signal.
Ship Hudson, Dosne, I'm Glasgow, June - mdse. to
Durham & pInon July 10 lat i3. lon 40, saw packe;
ship, bound Last, With Slack cross IN the iorcopsa
- stecrscc passengers.
ship or, Constitution Nei II d. I'm Liverpool salt,
and no passengers 10 order.
Ship Iii Whitney, Dyer G9 de TN Havre II Sa.!a>t-
sli passengers to Boyd < Hincken
Bark Chester lot Warren, y Watson, i9 days from
Trinidad De CubS ao!asses 10 Chas'cFisin 4 Ponycrt
Sid in COMPANY with bark AInercs Tor Portland brig
Old Colony do; OAK, :o' Boston. Leii oark franklin
for Boston, !ds brig Broom, do
Brig Dcgci; from Wilmington, NC. ds I'm ,he Bar
naval STOKES 10 K Pos. SD n with brig John 4
Dove, FOR kaysIS
Brig Argus Rch. I'm Curscoa July 18th. dye wood
hides, &c 10 Boonen Graves Co. Len thgeelnss,ed
>chr Aurora MStin for Amsterdam II / DIS schr ge
sIaa Hill OlnIstead, u osd salt for Havana Samuel
Potter chief air OF bris Samuel CT go:I,snd Me lied
q, Curacao juy 20,h, aged 3; resident Portland
Me The brig left 10Th July Tor 81 NchseIs bay osd
/ Win sal;.
Brig Madison. Hoyey ds tn Savannah cotton SC to
Ss1rses & ClesrulAn
Brig Aldrieh Scale TO is I'M Bordeaux brandy
! coal. TO Soulc Whitney & Co
sHS tSwsl Enterprise. Leuissadius, g. ds TN Ham
burg, N esllss.-liS passengers. 70 master
Schv Columbus Allen. 10 Dis I'm Lube NJ. rSs..- -
F., Bret, & Vcse. "
Sehr cornela, Bunabcr is I'm New. Bedford. oil
>chr Elsa Huppes, Alnes, 10 ds In MschAs Ne, l;rn
/ bcy, TO T Snow.
schr Eliza E!len- s,areyant I'm Passport plaster. to
Schr Melvin sawyer, 10 ls I'm lubse. Nc, plaster. to
Schr Townsend. Grant in, Virginia coal
/ Schr Grccawsy. Couch, ; DIS TN Richmond aoQr. 10
'- Sehr Mary Caroline, - ls DIS I'm Newberu NC. ma.
sehr Joseph Baker, Arey d- I'm Banso: Me- humber,
schr Paragon, wahsb I'm ocsacoke, NC whes, to
master.
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A SINGULAR FACT OF 1904 persons Who
Aarc estimated 10 commit suicide yearly IN the United
States, not single known 10 hive been IN the habit
ousing the Shower Bat-more particularly thos. OF our
manufacture in fact IN that Inc any
be known by their good-naured vIsages. Any person
a.! given melancholy would do well 10 call soon be-
fore the supply Is exhausted. Ware.Room. 10 Maiden
\
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN shiy Chaos from Lirerpool-Mr VIM Williams and
lads OF Liverpool Ed Fisher-l55 in Storage.
In bark Ckc$er from Trtlidad de Caba-P Buzcy. :
Royce OF phia.
In brig Madison, from SacGrNoh-H 4 Seward and
lady, Mrs L Council and . children. Mr. Harm. and
daughter, Messrs 7 L Seward, Remington. Powers.
Ademhra, Bray, Freeman, Bond, Altcmeyer, Won Con.
tan, + Foley, O'Neil and Davenport.
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.

GEORGE BRUCE co. Iypefounsers, at No. Is CaGn-
bers-sL .ie5g- York.
HAVE on hand good stock OF their we.known Print.
Ling Types Ornaments, Borders, Rules SC OF the best
meta and most accurate workmanship which they will sell
al low prices for cash, and the following for approved
paper SIX months.
Plea al ..... cents Nonpariel cents
SINAI! 81 cents gate cents
Long Primer. 80 cents Pear! 70
Bourgeois Ornamental letter in proper
BREWER. ........... Is cents Ion
M.nior.. .............5; cents
Also Printing Presses OF all sizes and descriptions Ink,
Broules Cases jalcy Wood Types, Chase- Brass Rule,
Composing Sticks. AID generally every siat OF Printing
material! Ruggl-ss new Printing Engin-. price Si25,
aich viii give 1900 Impressions Of cap ;oo II hour
Gard Press, price si0 on which pack can be printed IN
minute; Sheet Garlic price 80 Paper Gutter,
for printers or book binders price St3.
Orders promptly executed.
u The type which This paper IS printed Is from the
above foundry. jyT I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-13
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1 AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS, Tor ths Spring Trade.-DlEIL
BROTHER = co. No. Is Josn-sL manufacturing and
have always hand complete assortment OF articles n
their line, OF the following descriptions. which hry VIII
se!! 4, wholesale or resail at Low PRICES for cash
Improved Chemical OIL and Camphene Lamps
Solar Lamps Gi and Bronzed. IN great variety,
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Patent SOAR LARD Lamps,
Girando!-- various patterns gilt siiyered bronled.
SUspcrding Solars, Doric Camphenc Lamps,
Bracket So!ars, Side Go DO
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket DO do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand 90 do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Csmphene Chandeliers,
Superior Cheu!ica! OIL, Pure Sperm Oh
do Camphsne, Solar and Lard on,
do Burning Fluid, Refined Whale OIL. inl3y