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THE PILES !!
4 CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED!
DR.. Uphams Internal Rene
'... DIV.

For the Cure Of Piles, Inflammation. Of the
Lirer and Spleen; inflammation, Soreness
and Liberation of the Stomach, B0,ceis,
Kidneys and Bladder h!t2anrmatory and
.Nercmiai Rheumatism; Lnpuify Of Blood
Weakness and Inflammation Of the Spine
and for the Relief Of Married Ladies'
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARYs
physician OF New York city, is the only really
success full remedy for that dangerous and dis
tressng complaint, the PILES, ever offered. TO tho
American public.
Mark this: il is an INTERNAL REMEDY
case o: Piles, either Bleeding or Blind, Internal
or external; and probably The only thing that
will. There is no mistake about it. 1t is posi-
iivecure-speedy and permanent, 1t is also
convenient medicine 10 take, and improves the
general health in remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses, at 8 1-3 cts.
perdose. 1t is very mild in its operation, and
may be taken in cases OF the most acute infam-
NATION with out danger. All external appliea-
convenient and offensive; and from-ihe very ma
tnre Ct the disease, temporary in their effects
and REMOVING THE CAUSE, renders tho
- INFLAMMATION DISEASES. ~ ,,,
Although the ELECTUARY was originally
prepared for the cure of Plies, yet it has proved
itselfto be Medicine far superior to all others
in all diseases Of an iaiammatogy character,
part or organ. In Inflammation and Congestion
Of the Liver and Spleen; inflammation, Soreness
and liberation ofthe Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys.
and Bladder; tin Inflammatory aud Mercuriai
Rheumatism, it is the BEUr Medicine ever dis
covered. j.Ls ii. s:--, s.,l., ..r....,,.' -"
49, IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD. w.. "a.
For all Impurities of the Blood arising from,
the imprudent use of Mercury,' or other causes
for all Diseases of the Skin and Scrofuious.
Affections; ia all cases where the Blood is now.
erfully determined to .hs Head, producing d.-
AIRY is entirely unEvaled. 80
TO MARRIED LADIES. -rr m,
Married Ladies are almost invariably subject
to that painful and injurious disease, Sthe PILES
with conseq9sn. Inflammation Of the Stomach,
BoR Rtss sn 9, sp'ne weakness ct the Back, flow
perfectly safe for Pregnant Ladies, and he most
useful Cathartic that can possibly be used. s II
Sa,e,y diseases, WlTiouT Pain Pa I" OR Rni IL.
kitcAuRRHEH Fo Sg' I'll TF f?;S5e e
MEDICINES; No ALOES, COLYCiNfTTnHi'
GAMBOGE. or other powerful and irrifatinn
Purgative. No earoftakinK cold while nnaas
its infiuen &c, no change in diet necessary. a
taken 9Seosdlng 70 the the directions a CURE FOR
and sound constitution in the offspring.
Pamphlets, giving valuable information resnec
ting this medicine may be obtained oti6ssaert
Us s. HoUGHToN, 1870 washie. -T@f Ros.l
Boston. General Agent for ,hese state Of
.AGENTs:-Li.eh6eId, ,sss,a name me- ne ~
bury, s. Selleck; ~s g.f
Newtown, Jas. BE- rr
wsSsh; and by 80
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ron SALE.

A FARM, containing 250
nm n acres, we'll proportioned
Eiii TO Meadow, Plowlond. Pasture Tt IRE
lies both sides of the road which leads
from South Farms to Watertown. and
is abouttwo miles fromthe former place,
and lies in the town OF Bethlem, two
miles northeast from the Meeting House.
There is on the Farm large two-story
DwELL1Ne.H House., suitabl for one or two
families; two large Barns, with suita-
BILE out buildings.-The Farm has been
used for Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will keep 80 Cows, pair of Oxen,
and span of Horses, summer and win
ter; besides sufficient land TO plough
A liberal credit will be given for good
share of the purchase money. if desi-
red.-Enquire Of the subscriber on the
premises. L..
DANIEL l.. BENTON.
Bethlem, Dec. 3, 1914. !tf20
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MISS B. DOWD

WOULD inform her. friends and the
w public generally. tina, she has just
returned from New York with a fashion,
able assortment of MlLLINERY GOODS
viz Hats, Gaps. Ribbons, Flowers
Plumes, Laces, Muslin and Cambria In
servings ana Edgings, superior quality
Also, Fringes, Gimps, Cords and Tassais.
Fancy Buttons, Comb and Steel Beads,
Shawl Pins, &c. &C., Linen Cambria
.Hdkfs., Ladies' Gloves and Mitts., and a
variety OF articles usually kept in Mil
Iinery Establishment. sr5-.. -e7s1-. H.
Nfrfoak. Oct, 3Mhs R9&M ga. o.. ~
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Hardware and Cutlery.
sHERMANs &ATWATER

las Chapel Street, NssO- Haven, Conn
NJ EEP constantly on hand q complete
IN assortment of American, Engilsn
and German Hardware: Tools, House
keeping articles, Agricultural imp'e-
ments, Saddlery, Carriage Hardware
with almost every article in their ,hne'
which they offer at as low prices as can
be bought IN any market. ..,. .yy,
N. B. Carriage Springs and AxieS
made to order.
14S Chapel Street,
az -. -.-. .Nesp- HaUem, Conn.
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BY THE QUEEN PATENT. :.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF -
Buchan's Hungarian BalSam of Life.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR 81
Colds. Coughs, Asthma and Consumption.
TIME MOST .CELEBRATED and lNFAL-
j. LlBLEremedy, for Colds, Coughs. Asthma
TON, is the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LIFE, discovered by that eminent MedicalC
mist, DR.. BUCHAN Of London, England. and
extensively known as the Great English Rem
edY'
1t has been tested for upwards of seven years
in Great Britain and on the continent OF Europe,
where il is universally considered the great and
only remedy for this awful malady. and is now
introduced into the United States under the ln-
mediate superintendent OF the inventor. Wlth-
in three yearsit has been distributed from Maine
to Florida, and from Canada TO Wisconsin, aud
SEQ fsotS orc ovorv afika
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HIRAM JACKsON.

VNAKES this opportunity to inform his cus-
Il toners, and the Public in general. that he
has removed his DYEING ESTABLISH
MENT, six doors west Of the Court House
where he will be prepared to color and clean
all kinds Of Clothing. and Dresses Of all colors.
Also-Cleaning and Dressing Of Hats.
h;-Cash paid for FURS.
Litchfald. Nov. 3, 1915, - - s..
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STOLEN

TROM the subscriber, on the 18th inst, a
L spotted hound. pup. with yellow ears a.
bout 6 months old, He is supposed TO have
been stolen by one John .Tyrrell. Whoever
will return said pup to the subscriber, or give
information where he may be found, shall he
handsomely rewarded. .,
MANTHANo B. BATES.
LitchGeld, February 10 1SAo
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potJsE T. PRATT.

Messrs. ROUSE T. PRATT:
Icing thankful for fayorsalready Re-.
ID ceived, would state 70 the Pu .Ha;r
that no pains will be spared under inei =,
continuance of the business, IN glvlnls s
entire satisfaction to all who may see nj
~ Continue their favors. Satineif' PlaIh
Cloth. cotton and wooden Flannel manu-
Sac,nred wool carding and cloth dress
inc done at any season of the year.
luz ~""O ELIJAH ROUSE,
...I H. M. PRATT.
u.n,am Fails, June 18th, 1916. It
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WNSTAR'S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound Balsafnic Preparation from
~ Tar and Wild Cherry Bark.
The best remedy knoicn TO the Jacortd TOR the
cure of Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Group, Bleed
ing ofthe: Luags, Waoopi,sg Cough, RF0ss-
c.ifis, Influenza, ShortRess of Breath,
=, Pain and Weakness is the Breast
, or Side, Liner C0atptaint, and.
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TRESH RICE, for sale at the store OF
Il IS ..a L. J. SMITH.
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from his experience, skill ana constant
attention to this important branch Of
business, hopes to give general satisfac.
ton, and receive share of public pat
tronage. Also, on hand, as usual,
Watches, Jewelry. Silyer,W Music
al Instruments, Violin Strings, Tanning
Forks, Shell Combs, Watch Oil, all of
which will be sold lowto meet the times.
'o..'.lt .l1 -3.j Il. MERRtMAN.
, So
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CONSUMPTION.

n j lii eases uCGtLlCU Ut
teriy hopeless have firmly established its vast
superiority over every former medical dIscove-
nv. 1thas always been termed Nature 9 own
Prescription, being formed chiefly from chemi-
cal exEactsfrom Wild Cherry Bark and Tar
two trees that are thickly scattered wherever,
stances Of it's extraordinary power, from cata.
logue almost without end
A lady address will be given at the New
York Agency4who was given up by all her phys
icians to- die of .consnmption,. had a hard tu-
mour for months on theslde-raised among large
quantities of matter d sort ofrbony jsubstance-S
had taken mo medicine for two months being
past all bope--entirely cure by a-lew bottles of
this Balsam in September and October. 1874
THE MOST RENGAR1kABLE
CURE EVER REG oRDED.
E7[4a HApDo NfiEIp, N. ]. April %; 1919
On or about the 18th day of October, ls4l, !
was lolen Win violent PAN z. ~ the sue near
and was followed by the breaking OF an ulcer,
or abscess, iuwardly, which relieved the pain
little, bnt causedme to throw up great guam.
tity ef offensive matter, and also much blood
Being sreatly alarmed a:this,l applied TO phy.
stefan; but he said he thought he could do but
little for me, except give me some Mercury
Pills. which 1fefused to take, feeling satisfied
that they could do me no good: many other re-
NEEDLES were then procured by my, wife and
friends, but none, did me any good-and the
uscharge OF Diooo anu ~ sun cot,s r
ed every few days, and atlast oeca me so onen.'
slve that ! eouid scarcely Drea!ne: was aiso
seized with violent cough; wn'cn a'T n Gaus
cd me 10 RAISE mucn more oiocu Wy" nu uo.i i
betore-and my disease Go =, !" th.s WY;
still growing worse, un.. fe ; wmS" a.,
hope OF my recovery was g,ven w; ana ny
TRENDS az thong91 , Wqu'd NE oi q uAhhD ~
ING aims niomen.' whe"
my life was apparently ora wing near rvs ctoSe;
! heard OF DR; WlSlAh'S nhLoAM o ~ y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gov q n4txie' wh,ch n y
LIEvED ME- I'M NEDlATELY and by the
use Of only three bottles o. tins medicine, al
my pains were remoyed-my cough and spl;
and 10 a few weeks my health was SO "a. re- re-
stored as TO enanle me 10 worS at Ivy . aaae
(Which isa carpemes.ii a"u up 70 '"'s '''ae
~. = 81 Z ~, .TMHoAMAs CozENs.4
SLoucESTER NouNry, ~ ~ So II. su,,,,s ,;h,.,
| Perscnaiiy came peto,I up, we Suoscf,o e
one, q the JUSTICES 0! we Ieaee ~ ana 10
the sad CoSn.y, inoas Gonens' , ahd oeng gu
aiiitinea acS Sm,hnsss ,,"a SUI" '"' ao'''
staIemen, ts ~ a".M"ss W." OOH d.,, &c A. +,
Aii,rmed before me: On , ,ns soi" I"y u apr
1888. :. ..SaaSnn,aa .,,co,ss ne u
( s4cn II 'he a"P'ee'a'"''1 '1'''ss u 'n''
bALSam ,s as--....sa a;
natures 1,avorIte Rre-
.....;.,,oa so, U - oI,s wants. .s {, !
np,SScdf rnn,s cSemical extracts from sub
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BLANKS

FOR SALE AT TIIES OEE1GE,
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e.ra's sasapa rilla

bantam Falls, June 18th, 1916.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-28

CAMP EaUIpAeE-A letter in the Journal Of
Commerce describes present contrived for
General Teylor.
81 had the pleasure to see to.dsy the very
neat. compact and scrvicable camp equipsge
made for Gen Taylor, under the direction OF
captain Thistle. II is contained in two leather
csses, and can easily be carried by two men.
The cooking, and complete dinner, breakfast
snd supper utensils for one hundred persons arc
contained in this narrow compass. The cooking
apparatus is Of timed copper; the other srti.
cles are plated ware. The Generals set Of cas-.
tors are curiosity; they might be rolled about
IN any direction with perfect safety, and appear 2
to bs bomb prcoi. Every article is made with
view to hard. rough and ready service.
The camp equpase for the soldier is slso q
very great improvement upon any thing Of the
ro,t ever before known. In small leather
case, which man buckles like havresack on
his back, is conta ned the complete cooking and
eating apparatus for twenty men, all made with
view to endure hard service"
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Death OF Capt. Randolph Ridge,y.

We have received copy Of the Picsyune
.xt-a, dated Friday. Nov. 18Th. issued mmedi
s,ely On the arrival Of the steamship Virginia,
Stam Brsxos Santiago.
" Carr. RAvDoLrn RiDceLY Terrible acci.
acni Moi. Deshields. U. y. Psyn,sster. who
Jeff Monterey two days after us, and overlook
usat Csmargo, brought intelligence that has
cast gloon over every heart. He states thst
on the 25'h ult. the dag after we le!t,As Capt.
RIdgely was riding into town to dine with
Lieut.. Msekail, his horse slipped on The smooth
p,vemen', and he was thrown with n,ch vio-
lence against rock ss to cause severe frac'
'ure Of the skull He lay senselcss when Ma
j,r Deshields left, on the following day, and no
hope Of his recovery was entertained BY the sur
reone. IN parting with this splendid young
oiTicer. little thought that before reached
hume, il would become my duty 20 chronicle
20 painful an event concerning him. The world
never produced braver man or better soldier
Than Randolph Ridgey A nobler spirit was
never encssed in the human form-a kinder
heart never beat. cannot bring myself to feel
tint the gallant Ridgely has died thus; the
thought is too cruel TO be entertained. can
well imagine the heartrending emotions Of the
comrades who surround him. They have seen
him emerge unscathed from several battles,
where he behaved with slmost unparalleled
heroism. They all loved him, for he was kind.
frank and generous to every one.
Hold on, Charley, and let me draw their fire -
Poor Ridge'y !-how many brave conrude
would have drawn upon himself the shaft Of
death to have averted il from thee.
The editors Of the Picayune make extracts
'Toma letter dated Monterey. Oct. 26. which
says:-.Poor Ridgely is dead. He was buried
yesterday and is mourned by the entire Army.
Maj Lear will not live twenty four hours Ion
per. We have late news from San Luis de
Potosi to the effect that Santa Anna was there
with 1900 men and no less than Miriy-scren
Generals He was recruiting daily, but his
intentions were not known. II s rulnored that
Bis'amente has gone north. in the direction of
Chihuahua, to meet Gen. Wool. and further, it
Is positively asserted that the Indians are kill.
ing snd laying waste oil before them in the lat
ter State.
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MEDICAL APPRECIATION

Of The ROSE OINTMENT, for Tetier.
4 LTHOUGH the superiority Of 'hs preparation
"a ever all others is fully established the rroprie-
tors take pleasure in laying before ,he public The
following certificate from respectable physician,
graduate Of the University of Pennsy vanil. Dir.
Baugt, having found in this remedy that relief for
tedious and disagreeahe sffcction which the means
within the range of his profession failed to afford,
has not hesated TO give it his appreciation although
the Prejudices and interests Of that profession are
opposed to secret Remedies
PHILADELPzIA, Sept. 19, 1895.
| was recently troubled with tedious herpetic
eruption. which covered nearly st'e Of my face,
and extended over the ear. Mr.. Vaugh han, proprie-
toi OF the Rose Ointment, Observing my face insis>
ted on my trying his preparation, of which he ham
ded me jar. Although in common with The mem
bers of my profession. discounenance and disap-
prove OF the numerous nosirums palmed upon the
public by ignorant pre,enders, feel in justice bound
to except the Rose Ointment from that class Of me-
dcines. and To give it my appreciation, as i, entire
ly cured the eruption, although it had resisted the
usual applications. DANL. BAUGH, NJ. d.
0Jr The Rose Ointment is prepared by L. 3.
Vaughan, South East corner of Third aud Race
Streets, Philade,phis and sold on agency in sun
bury, by II. b. MASSER,
May Nth, lSi3. Agent.
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From Santa Fe.

Dates from Santa Fe to the 18th October
nave been received at St Louis.
General kearney, when about seventy. FIVE
nnles from Santa Fe. met on express from Col
Fremont, giving him the information that the
whole Of Upper California was in possession Of
the Americans and that he was acting for the
present as provisional Governor of the Terrific.
y. The whole country was quiet, and the
Mexicsns had been driven off, Gen. Kearney
accordingly, on receiving this information, sent
hack all his troops, but picked escort Of one
nundred men, and continued on 10 his destina.
'Ion The express had beea but thirty.o .one
dnys on the route. Major Fitzpatrick had ar.
rived at st. Louis, on his way to Washington,
with dispatches from Col. Stockton, brought by
'reemonts express.
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IRIsH MoDE oF BoiLISo PorAToEs.-Wssh
the potatoes clean without breaking or cutting
the skins. Drop them into pot of boiling wa.
ter, adding little salt, and ,et them remain IN.
I'll sufficiently soft for fork to be easily thrust
through them. Pour of the liquid in which they
have been boiled, ami dash in cold water in its
stead. Let the potatoes remain two minutes
pour of the cold water put them over slow
FIRE. the pot.lid partially removed. and let them
steam until nearly dry Then peel, and place
ttem on the table in on open dish.
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Rose Ointment, for letter.
A PROOF OF IT'S EFFICACY.

THILADELPHTA, May ZItb, 1859.
THIS is to certify that was severely afflicted
with Tetler in the hands and feet for upwards
Of forty years the disease attended generally
with violent itching aud swelling. applied to
number Of ply ysicans, and used great many appli-
cations without effecing a cure. About year
since, ! applied tie Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped the itching, and few applications immedi
a,ely cured the disease, which there has been no
return of. although had never been rid of il at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVALE,
Eleventh. l,slcw Spruce Street.
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared By +. B.
Vaughan South East corner of Third aud Race
Streets, Philadelphia, and sold on agency in Sunbu.
ry.hy II. B. MASSER,
May l4,h, ls43. ieeSt.
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that they will resist the fire of my building in The
world. The outside case Of the Safes arc made OF
boiler iron, the inside case Of soaps,one, and be.
tween tho outer case and inner is space Of
some inches thick, aud il filled in with indestTuc
hble mlteriai, so ms Ia make it an imposshilty to
ever bum any Of the contents inside Of this Chest
These Snapstone Saamanders we are prepared
and do challenge the wsrld 10 produce any article
In the shape of Book Safes that will stand much
heat, and we hold ourselves ready ut all times 10
have them fairly tesei by public bonfire, should a.
ny Ct our competitors feel disposed TO try them.
We also continue 10 manufacture and keep CON-
stan,ly on hand large and general assortment of
our Premium Air.tiell Fme Proof Safes. cf which
we have large quantity in USE AMI in evei, in
stance they havp given entire satisfaction TO the
purchasers--of which we will refer the public to
few gentlemen who have them in Use.
n. Il g. Taylor, l29 moth 81 ST.: A. Wright
& n phcw, Vine st. wharf; Alexander Caror, Con
vcyancer, corner of Fiheu and 9th s,s.; John NJ
Ford. 30 north 3j 81; Myers Bush. 20 norlh 81
st.; Bailey & Brother, 1873 Maket st.; James NJ.
Paul, l0l south 4ih st.; Dr. David Jayne, 8 south
Sd st.; Matthew II. Miller. 20 south Sd ST.; aud
We could name some three or four hu"drsd Others
if /, were necessary. Now we invite the attention
OF the public, aud particularly those in want Of
Fire Proof Ssfes TO call at store before purcha.
ring else whore, and we think we can satisfy them
tha, they will get te,,e, and cheaper article al
store than any other establishment in the city.
We also continue 10 manufacture Seal and Co.
pyiDg Presses, made in such a manner as to an.
both purposes Hoissing Machinss, Fine
Proof Doors, with our own manufacture Of locks
on them, with d. Evans's Patent Keyhole cover
attached to the same; plain ind ornamental Iron
Railing. &c.
n. B.-We keep constantly on hand large as.
snrtment of our Paten, Slate Lined Refuiger to,s,
Water Filters and Coolers and we have also on
hsnd several second baud Fire Prnof Chests taken
in exchange for ours, which we will dispose OF al
very low prices.
Phiisdelphis January 24,h. ls46.-ly
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George j. Weaver,
ROpE MAKER 4 SHIP CHANDLER.

No. IS North Wdfu Sfreet, Phi1ddePh'd
MAS constantly on hand. . general assort.
ment Of Cosdsge, Seine Twines. DC, viz
Tsrd Ropes. Fishing Ropes. White Ropes, Manil
complete assortment Of Ssins Twinss, DC, such
Hsmp shad and Herring Twins, Best Potent Gill
Net rwine. Cotton Shsd and Herring Twine, Shoe
Threads, &c. &c. Also, Bed Cords, Plough Lines.
Hslts,s, Traces. Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
&C.. eli Of which he viii disposs Of on reasonable
tsIms.
Phiisdslphis, November Is, lsA2.--ly.
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A CAR ID.

H.vISs had the pleasure Of trying the excel.
len, Piano Fortes manufactured by Mr.. Meyer. and
exhibited OF the last exhibition of The franklin In-
sttue, | feel il due Ia the true merit of the maker
10 declare that these instruments are quite equa'
and in some respects even superior, 20 all the Pi>
ano FoItes, saw at The capitals of Euore, and
during sojourn Of two years al Paris.
Thesn Pianos will be sod at the nufacturer's
loves, Phadelphs prices If not something lower.
Persons are requested TO call and examine f,i
themselves, nj the residence Of The subscriber.
Sunburv, Nav IL, IS45. IT, r. MASSER.
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BucKwHEAr CAKEs are improved by adding
one-fiflh part oatmeal. One bushel Of oats
should be mixed with four Of buekwheat when
ground by the miller. The advantages are
greater lightness. certainty of browning. and
more easy digestion.
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.~ ENHHuJN4
p | a N O S.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has h,en appointed agent,
i. for ife sale of CONRAD MEYERS GEL
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD pr.
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have plain,
massive and beautiful exterior fiih and, f,r depth
ard sweetness of,onc, and elegance Of workman
ship, are not surpassed by any in the United States
The following is a recommendation from Cam
DIErs. celebrated performer, and himself man.
ufuciutct.