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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CUREI
WiStar's Balsam Of Wild
GerrMI

For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, &C.,
Important 10 al those afflicted with Dis.
eases of the Lungs and Breast.
Will Miracles ever cease! More evil
dence OF lis surprising Health eslOra-
tive virtues!!
The following has Just been received
from MIR Edward Slral,en. of Lexington,
Mo-, which shows that Consumption in
liz worst form can be cured by WisIar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry"
LEXINGTON, Mo-, Jan, 81, 1916.
Benjamin ~Phelps-Dear Sir: | take
great pleasure in communicating to YOU
what | consider an extraordinary cure
effected on my daughter, about III wears
of age, by Wistar's BaIssm of Wild
Cherry. Abont the first OF September
last, my daughter was taken sick. and
attended by several physicians, whose
prescriptions were Intellectual. or seemed
TO do no good. She was attended with
a constant cough and pain in the breast.
Her physicians and all who seen her,
came to the conclusion that she was in a
confirmed stage Of ption. made
no other calculation than for her 10 die.
But as she commenced taking the Balsam
she began TO improve, and continued so
until her health was restored. and is now
entirely well. With a view of bene6ting
those who may be similarly afflicted. l
take pleasure in recommending this med
icine 10 the confidence Of the public.
Yours, with respect.
EDWARD STRATTON.
1.-THE true and genuine Wisiar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry is sold at establish.
ed agencies IN all parts Ct the u. States.
Sold in Cincinnati on the corner of
Fourth and Walnut streets by
SANFORD & PARK.
Gent agents for the Western States.
AGENTS o WIsTAR's BALsAN.
]. l.. SNYDER. Somerset.
J Lloyd & Co. Donegal,
S Philson. Berlin,
II Little. StoystOwn.
6 III Kevser. Bedford,
October 90. 1846--Iy
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Who can doubt the virtues os
Jayne'S Hair Tonic.

onmsnervItie, n. j. Nov. 26. Up
DR., Jayne.-Dear Sir: / send O n.
following eerii6cale Obtained from A.
GSilek, would JUST state that | beeam.
acquainted with him about two ve.r.
ago. At that line he was entirely bald
with the exception of a lock of hair on
the back part Of his head. about the sizo
OF half a dollar, anc that lock of hair \.
told me had been made to grow by n.
use Of your Tonic; previous to which
he positively AYERS, he had not a sinvls
hair on his head, The hair now con-.
pielely covers his head. and is from rop,
To FIVE inches long, VERY respectfully.
yonrs, &c, p. MASON.
.4nother Proof Of the ERearv or
Joyae's Hair T0nic.-This will c%er,ifv
that | was entirely bald for about lbrsa
years, when | was recommended To ,rv
Dr. Jayne's Hair Tonic, procured iva
bottles Of Mr. Mason, in Summeryills
and using the Tonic for about fifteen
months, my hair came in all over nv
head, and, although no, quite as thick q,
before. yet II IS constantly grow ing
This surprising restoration Of my hair
excited the establishment of all nv ar.
qnaintances, and made me an object of
curiosity 10 many, | am now So years
Of age, and have reason 10 regard the in.
Ventor Of this matchless Hair Tonic as a
public benelactor.
JOACHIM GULICK.
New Germantown, N. j. Nov 26, 1912.
For sale by j. j. e. H. +. SchsR, So.
merset, Pa. Also by Edward BERN,
SLOystown Pa.
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Sunshine of PrOsi
10 gO0GIy deeds,
And thoughts Of sympathy

And thoughts Of sympathy!
Death, too, has not been idle; but has
helped 10 make up the changes of The
pas! year. And where health once took
up It's abode, disease now holds its lhral-
dom. But how oft i i'll health attributed 10
Negligence or Prejudice,
which induces the suffering invalid 10 re-
fuse using the rightfuI remedy which his
W peculiar msIady calls for. The ex-
perienee Of more than
Ten Thousand Trials
proves the unequalled value Of that plea
SAINT and most celebrated medicine.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, For Diseases of The Lungs
and Breast
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Another New Year

Amid the ever succession of periods,
once more has revolved around. How
iraught with food for thought are those
mile stones" in human life!
Change after Change
how many the changes-.haG a retrospect
Of the past IL months will coDiure up to
view!
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AA .
February %. ls47. Sheriff.
Call at the Old Stand!
A
FRESH DRUGS,
MEDICINES, S.
RI &c.
T~HE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public. that. in
addition TO his former stock, he has just
received at his Drug Store in the Borough
of Somerset, a fresh supply of
Drugs, Paints, Medicines,
Groceries, Dyestufs, &c.
consisting in part of the following. all Of
which will be sold cheap for cash OF
exchanged for approved country pro-
duce, viz:
RAW Y SIS
Red and White Lead, Venetian Red,
Chrome Yellow and Green. VermiIlion
Red. Prussian Blue, Terra de Sienna,
Turkey TIMBER. Lamp Black.
ALSO; Copal Varnish, Black Varnish.
Gum Snelac; gold. silver and metal leaf;
white. yellow and red bronze; sand pa
per, turpentine and FIsm CIL.
Indigo. Nader. Alum, Brazilwood,
Fustic, Camwood. Lngwood; Also;
Extract Of Lesweed. Annette Cochineal,
Solution Of Tin. Blue r~iiriol. oil VItriol.
CIR o
Best green Rio Coffee, Tea, Pepper,
Allspire, and fine table salt.
NOTIONS; combs, purses, pocket
books. pins, needles. steel pens, lancet
blades, tooth brushes, percussion caps,
powder, shot and lead.
WlSTAR'S Balsam of Wild Cherry,
CONFECTIONARIES of all kinds
The celebrated Sugar COaled Pills.
SAMUEL KURTZ.
December 90, 1876.
36) JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-
BY a reference to our advertising columns,
it will be seen that this valuable Medi-
cine is offered for sale in this city. We
esteem il a pleasure TO be able 10 recon-
mend this medicine, as the best c~alcula-
ted Tor The purpose of curing coughs,
colds. s~ore-throat, asthma, and all affee-
lions of the lungs. From a long persO-
nal acquaintance with DR.. Jayne, we
know that he is no quack, and bis medi-
clues are not nostrums of the modern
cry-up, but are the result of his long ex-
Perience as a praiising physician. and
the expense of great labor.-HdrifOrd
(Cf.) Duly ReUiew.
ONLY GIVE 1T A FAIR TRIAL.
We ask no more of any one, than TO
give DR.. Jayne's Exp~eclorant a fair trial.
and If ii docs not cure the various Gisea-
ses for which il is recommended, sooner
and more efectually than any other med
icine that has ever been offered to the
public. the Proprietor is willing TO un-
dergo any penalty, ..Owever severe, the
public may see proper 10 impose upon
him. II has. and it will cure Coughs,
Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis. Bleeding
from the Lungs or Throat, WhOoping
Group. and very large majority
of the mos. hopeless cases Of CON-
SUMPTION. when Physicians and pre-
sc%ripllons fail to do any good. Again
we say. only try it. 1t will not harm
you, but it must and it will do yon good.
Sold by j. J. & H. F. Schell,
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevln,
StnVstOWn pa
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The Struggling Poor

have in some instances been made happy
by the dawn of brighter days; while
those basking in the
Sunshine Of Prosperity
have had to taste the bitter pangs Of
want. How ought these vivid lessons
from off life's truthful psge-tO stir up
the hearts of all
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MARBLE TOMB STONES.
Administrators Notice

Administrators Notice.
TIME subscribers. residing in Broth
n ersvalley township, having obtain
ed letters Of administration on the estate
of George Walker, Esq. late of said
township Diseased, all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby requested TO at
tend al the late residence of the deceased
on Thursday the 18Th day of .apriiner
10 settle; and those having claims agains.
said estate. 10 presen. them at the same
time and place, properly authenticated.
JOHN G. WALKER.
JONATHAN G, WALKER.
March g. l847. AJm'rs.
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DYE-STUFFS

Indigo. Madder. Alum, Brentwood,
Fustic, Camwood. Lngwood; also;
Extract Of Legwoed. Annette Cochineal,
Solution Of Tin. Blue r%iIrioI, oil Vuriol.
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P01N So

Red and White Lead, Venetian Red,
Chrome Yellow and Green VermiIlion
Red, Prussian Blue, Terra de Sienna,
Turkey TIMBER, Lamp Black.
ALSO, Copal Varnisi, Black Varnish.
Gum Shelac; gold. silver and metal leaf;
white. yellow and red bronze; sand pa
per, turpentine and FISH CIL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10

The duties for the last six months received at
the Custom House a, Philadelphia March s['1'
ass April. s275le6 Msy. t2s2g73 JuDs. $685.
July s3se3i5 August SOS s15-,o,sl tl.77224i me
average duties imports differently esums''' II
from Is TO q per cent Assuming the average - pe'
cent as the duty pad the mporiston' would % -,
Elk months 81 3s437. For the months Of August ''"'
the smoun, would be about 81 eA3l2
At Philadelphia, money, except pernsP' snons
the broker 10 plenty and frat class paper US
counted in and out Of Bank at and under six per cent
Doubtful paper fnds little favor
AT Pitt.borg the money market was active but
the B.ps, were di.countiDg freely.
A meeting OF those interested in the construction
n the res, Western Railroad from Niagara 10 the De-
,ro, river va. hed A. Winslos, Csnsds West on the
9th ult Hr Peter Csry Of the Directors said that
the road would certainly be carried ihrough-iha'
sl5O0CO had already been sUoserbed and FIVE per CT
paid ie-ihst this Winter tns Western end o. the route
would BE- completed NJ to the meAdsDzed road al
London
The AiJqay Ercning Journal says the following
table shows toe amount received for tolls :; Albany
from the commencement Of navigation 20 the IN o.
September Inclusive, during the years 1876 and l-'
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A NEW TRUSS.

NOW FOR SALE HU NOEkfORD 5 PATENT Ikl -.
Tor which le has received two Premiums 1y tae Amer
lean Institute. one IN Oct A d. l84i and one n Oct AD
1886 From the universal tesfimonyo The best pyso ans
and the high appreciation n the wearers ie slncIDeis
fafter rhernsev that this Truss j. bot 90 be- uuirera
known 20 supercede practical utility all other
now n market The construction Of the pea ls sncn h
n has rolling motion, accommodating itself o every mo-
on Of the body, perfectly securing tie rupture without
causing pain or uneasness when The body thrown mo
unusual POSITION. The aud comfort with which ms
Truss worn makes truly the Empire Truss surpasns
ali Others in use Purchasers may be assured when prop
ery fitted 10 perfectly free and easy without cnahHs or
irritating when The body s 30 motion ,., 81.
Manufactured a. G,S lords Bridge Conn. by SELL p
& WARNER.
TrsTiMoSY-Benr under tie necessity % wearing a
Truss applied Hulls the back pad 81 which ccntinuay
chafed and CALLED me- mich s0 that the remedy became
worse than the disease Being induced 90 Try Hln4ef-
fordis Patent Truss find myself entirely relieved from
pain while the rupture y perfectly secured with az the
ease and comfort could wish Gentlemen ry 20 ior your
selves certainly would not part with the one that !
have for fifty dollars II ] could not procure another
WILLIAM " DEiO
New Paiz Ulster Co. y. y.
have used Huugerfords Truss on many occasions
during the past four wears ard convinced that 30 uf
IS and well comfort - eXce.s ID other Irls,ts ~"
before the public. JOHN bAkNh>' VI. y
Poughkeep sie. June p, 1877.
For sale wholesale and retail by A. y. ID. SANDS. corr
Of Fulton and William SIS Newiork. 81 oiAli la"iN
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49, ,AtrkKNOON LINn, DAii.Y,

q 49, & ilf/bN-' SeW DAY I'M
s,sr =, .z.s3 Oppo.h1u FOR ALBANY. lsrei1gaiNa1
f----s ~Counisndrs Newhurgh. foughseepsie.
Klng.,on CAt.kin and ud.oG-Ysf- 81 ce0s -bieatts
snc iuu.I On hoard. -
Can't A Desroul on Tussdsss rhursdars ana ssuftaJs
haf Dssi from the pier not 81 kobinson-st touch
lag Hammond OIL pier from New-Yofs
sor passage ~ hgh, freight app 20 osIt q. tosi o.
10 cEgeOE T. SrASLff
e. ths Office fooi ~ R0hiusou-sL
ts AL prrsoaf are oftid tfu.ins me shove lpsl -
s--',urt n, H.. ,.,r~.. s9
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN .Sip Coastis,f,on for LtrePooi-Hr G Noye Lieut.
r n Of Cornwall; Mr q Walker sud lsdy oil Tenn
Mr. snitb o. Engisnd Mr. w CoprtueJ Of Nee-
Orleans ] : RI.y Liverpool; Richard Valentine o.
b Charters B-lisst, John Charter do neD 5ufAi
Loui.v1lle P McGreery. Buckiy England DR. fa'or
v Y: Mrs Kellott. KDgisnd SIR Geo Cook hsmssA'r
England Tnomss 6 HIATT II Mclaughlin Miss a
T. Mclaughlin do; J Il Wright. Phii-delphis; Mrs hst
tn and enid Capt W II msscher r Jsmieson NJ "
Mrs John Hr1tton Mics NJ ID Brston, ] ana 4eO 10
steerass. ,,,.. T,
In slfp Arkansas from Ner- Orlenns-C smmilcou u
2 Csnore Hune~eli Storage psssengenr dieo on
the passage. ,yor.u..
In ship Anson. from CharLeston-s Dakson " leile'
Geo Beam Grigss. WIN skinner.
IN ship SlIas Hicks from LipspoOI-Cnas Ward thza'
BETH W ARD Charlotte Ward John Lewis van ben
.choe,4n John Nc Miup-30O in sreersge.
In bark Mary Morris Jroa Gla'g0r-Mis' "rshsm
Nesss Hsddrn. Irvine Barr Capt leel l'te oil sup
Josephine Of Philadelphia and 10 10 the storage
Tnbrg L Ring from Rio yard'o-Csg' SoepnAIo' az. !.
Perkins Of Phadel phia-
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n,poRT,>T no OWNERS or HORSES

i --sIhe Vafersslrs Heaye Powders SIRE now onerea
~ ~ The people of the United states alter many
year. Of unexsnped success by their IN he celeb aed
Tsffer.as stables London perfect cure l0r heefe'
Brossn-uind. Bolts and Worms IN horses t-
These powders have been Ia constant use zoe
KINGDOM Of Great Britain and have received me aPpona
non f he most influential and experienced noylenen and
rovrins ones Of the urf among nom the proprietor
80 rh honor OF BENZ permitted % mention the Marquis
of Waterford ST. Thomas M0ysron, Bart aud ~ OsDilis
tone E.g who consider then use ~ peneheiA ,9 tt-
lrar. of extensive sudsl tat they are never "ihoul
supply and consider that no person VINO mas an1
f .as sfr % b. without them. None genuine WIN
IND fia Il rusflrr cf klRhBkiuE, ~ l-o-o'i
Pr.ce 81 sterling per package, or 81 Anefcs az
4 III GOU8H s. co. l43 fultonsr newton Agents
General Tor the United states AL orders icepu
bv he cash and postpaid, punctuay attended 90 reg
MIR 900 rsference vi receive mined ate attention 80 m
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NEW.YJRK TRIBUNE.



HERE are Flowers. dead and gone,
All their sweetness is wi hdrawn,
Look spon these faded leaves,
Whereunto no beauty clesvesi
Look upon these withered stems,
Which have lost their gold and gems:
Back TO thee. oh Earth I give
What for me no more doth live
Other flowers Of mine thou hast
Upon which death has passed
Sweeter flowers than these were they,
Bot their odors sped away
And for them bed was made
By toe Sections busy spade
Back TO thee, oh Earth | gave
What could not spare or save.
Still rich flowers thou hast Of mine
And not long shall they be thine
Sweetest sweets are soonest gone
What ia besr is first withdrawn
In the sunlight, in the shade,
These will sicken, those Will Jade
One by one shall receive
Caring not how much you grieve."
This. oh Earth thy voice 10 me
Softly saith and mournfally,
While my heart is sore with PAIN,
Sitting with the dead again
While mist is in my eyes,
And the dark about me lies
Now thy voice Of solemn tone
speaketh Of thy realm alone.
But another voice hear,
Falling from better sphere
Earth thou shalt not always keep
These Of mine that with thee sleep;
What gave thee back today
Keep ia welcome, keep for aye
Bot the others are not thine;
They are Gods and will be mine,
When upon thy pulseless breast
shall lay ne down 10 rest A. N. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10

The Banks of this State established under the
Free Act may be divided into four classes First those
whose circulation il secured entirely by NewfoTk state
Stocks. Secondly. those secured by Ne~-fofS Stocks
and Bonds AMI Mortgages Thirdly those secured by
Nav York State Stocks Stocks of other States and
Bonds and Mortgages and Fourby, those secured only
BY stocks Of other States and Bonds and Mortgages
The fret class are Of the safest for The public and
as safe IL Is profitable to make banking sytem The
following is, OF all the Banks coming Ia this fret
cs.s aud 10 the bills of which tho public may have the
fulle., confidence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10

The Philadelphia Ledger says; There seemed
yesterday also than the usual demand amons the
brokers for money ooopste their cash settlements OF
the day Whether this srses .iti thought BY some
from intms,ion that the Banks and others who may
have oaoed stock securities have required payment
preparatory to curtsiment Of liabilities, or whether
IL Of those csuseles harries In the stock market Ct
which zee many. and which Sem TO be designed
by larger operators. that they msy the moro readily
prey upon the smaller few days will determine. the
mcc~y market for general business purposes continues
easy.
On the Columbia and Philadelphia Railway
es5i Qss have been received for nine months ending
August 81. against sl9ti79 In same time previous
season
At Boston the money market is disturbed by the
state OF things Ia England, and the Banks
having their loans fully legal init reuci to any eN
tenson that money Il in active demand but rates
sc, moderate upon prime securities and fret class psp
The dividend clsss of stocks somewhat depressed
excsp, fischourg Railroad and few other choice In
vcsimenss Ola Colony Is down to fai. From Decem-
bsr ~ August - the receipts have been s09 7s9 this
against 50 ssi last The Western Is more hrrG.
40 ito increase Of receipts since December nov
amounts 10 t1sL7ss-of which S9o6s5 accrued since
June / few manufacturing corporation s,oeks are
ssked tor and SALISBURY would command p
advance.
The Bsgalo Com mcy-iai says
In money matters there u new feature psrtc.
usri.~ The red dog Banks located IN Chsutsuqns and
C.rarsugus Counties. referred 81 BY US tew dsys
soc. have suffered their bills ~ ne protested, and ths
hocers empo~crcd 10 advertise the securities
81 the bsnks in Aesny ten days after protest The DE
rsod for mooey has rather Increased OF late and h'
s,srsst 10. AZ anything rather more stringent
The Crnnercial does understand the wires which
wer- pulled 10 regard TO Whist i calls Red Dog Banks
Banks every dollar OF whose circulation 10 amply Sc
cured by State stocks The Agent Of several OF the'
Bsnks In Wall Of had cornered avery large unearren'
money house In Norwich and Worcester Railroad stock
and this uocarr~n.oney house in order to weaken h'
enemy got together large Of the of III,
Bsnts for which he was Agent and made a run u9or
than This movement made Ia the hope that II
order to sus.a his Banks the Agent would obHs
tn s- out Norwich % rsisc money sad shs 10 who
scrat of the run the Chsuis1qae Co banks Tue pro
,-.,d notes wlll BE- redeemed without the sale Of III
sseuri,ies in the hands o. the Controller
f. The receipts Of Specie at New Orleans aimee IL
Scot IsSs have been s0esoo5o Against sls12o1l cam
uos yssr esters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10
MERCHANT TAILOR

LRANCiS III MCELhOf Gate with WIN J. IENtife.
Co. OF Broadway bees % announce 20 bic friends and
the public that be has opened The store 80 Broad ay two
dl0rs above VIM T. Jennings Cos Tor the purpose Of
carrying the neTchau. tailoring business in al s
branches A. al times be will have hand the best and
fashionable of read ynade garments, and VII attend
punctuay any custom work his Old customers or the
public may favor him with Purchasing bic goods ioT cash.
h vii, be able fo se a. low as ANY other establishment
aud he hopes by sict integrity and attention 90 business
10 merit the many he has heretofore received.
To- shirts stocks crayas aud hosiery Of al descriptions
aust Inn
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BOOK TRADE.
TO ENGINEERS,
CONTRACTORS AND SURVEYORS.
IL Eartnler'f. Confracf5r'f and slr-egsfs Pooit'

q
TsbIe-Boof
DY J N. sCRfBSKR, A NJ - pszes. -iuo I nch
Dbindnz With giit edse. Published By tunfinztol 4
SAVAGE. 20 PeaTl-sr. NeiF-i0rk-
The above work comprises Logarthms Of Nunnbefs Los.
arfhrc snes snd Tanseufs, Nsufsl >inet and Natufa
Tsnseus. the Traverse Table and full ana r1iel.if
Of tables exhibiting o. one view the NUMBER ~
Ysrds contained % any eubankmeuf or CUTTING aa iDi
arv base or slope 81 sides usual n pracfice BESIDE
essential tables the WORK prses - pages more o fle
suraror Tables Weights Of Iron strength ~ Maietia.
Formulas diagrams. &C. for laying out haf9.n. ~
ana Curves much % which has never before been o1Io
fo he public and al .1lispeusaD.e fo me el4ir-f
hoos w. ID prove great saving ot fllf and ~ rls n i-
new beginner o. form sh Fesus es accrraef Ad "A
much greater rspdifTl a. the most 81 fenced M f Ff
se.iou without is sd The tables of 1Iarflrs &c Pc,
been carefully corrected and compared win drrfeAi 81
tons Of the same tables: and at the tables ttrls i
f have beer read carefully hv proofs ogr ries lence
he most implicit confidence nay be- placed in thef coz
recfress. ..-
Aso scrbuer. Enrineef's and Mechanics Con slion
new edition. - pages enlarged, With y rares oi eiri
new matter. and much iu proved tlrcuEnYlL ,
Iffs believed tle-e hooks are so vel. -laIirn ~.
above professions that they cannot ar.ri tn oe
them ard thar they Will AID 10 Eewaidns weii-iiee'eo
mental labor g. iii -... .f
Both are 0r sale BY al The principal hoo.seief'
out tie United states and Canada and at
st HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, &c Feall-.--
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NOTICE.-JOHN W APPLEGATE, Attorney and
Counsellor Law. 10 this city business. and viii
remain here week Any persons desiring 70 intrast
claims % him for colectiC4 ~ Cincinnati or hs vicinity
OF sny other legal business are requested % leave the same
with any one oi the following named gentlemen X Reed,
Esq AiLsw; james Mcheen, Esq Counsel
ana solicitor I'M Chancery ~ ChArnheTsst Theodore
Hin.dale Esq Attorney and Counsellor a. Law brosd-s
lie will be At the oftces Of Messrs Reed, Mcheen a
Applicable during the forenooLs OF the sh pth sne iih
inst and 81 the oce ofMr Husdae durag the Afternoons
Of the days