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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY ORDER OF COURT.
Middleton Administer of Tboma. Hurmou,

Middleton Administer of Thomas Harman,
Widow & Heirs uf same-Sale oflands to pay debts
ON Monday the 18Th day Of June l849 between
" the hours of 9 o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock
P, NJ, at the door Of the Court House, in the
Town Of Lancaster will be sold to the highest
bidder the following Real Estate. as the proper.
ty ofThomas Hartman, deceased to to-wit: The
North East Quarter Of Section No. 4. Township
No. Is, Range No. 90, containing One Hundred
and Fifty Four (l54) Acres, and being part Of the
Home Farm of the said Thomas Harman. deceas
ed. Appraised at Twenty-seveu (27) Dollars pei
Acre.
Terms of Sale.- -Onethird in hand, one-third
in one year, and one-third in two years, with in
terest from the day ofsale OH deferred payments
JESSE MIDDLETON, Admfor
Of the Estate Of Thomas HdrmaR, deceased
By JOHN D, MARTIN, his Attorney.
May 25, 1849. 4w3pfeeS3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15
Venetian Blind Depot.

TWNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il public, that he is now prepared to manuiac-
ture to order all sizes Venetian Blinds, which
he will warrant equal to any manufactured else
where, both in neatness and durability.
His Shop is on Main Street, South side neal
the Canal T. V. HYDE.
Lancaster, July IA, l848 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15
Estate Of David BrOOmlield.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
| Y has been appointed and qualified as Execu
tor Of the Estate of DAVID BRooMFIELD, deceased
late of Fairfield County Ohio. All persons hav.
ing claims against said Estate are hereby notified
to present them legally authenticated within one
year. Sfrom this date, and those indebted to make
immediate payment
WILLIAM T. BLOOMFIELD. Executor.
May 25, l849. Avs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

The EXECUTION OF DUDLY.--Tbe
Boston Chronotype has an account ofthe
hanging of this man, which took place on
Wednesday the 23d, at Haverhill, N. H.,
for numbering his wife, as proved by cir
cumstantial evidence:
The execution was in the Jail yard, and
the people Aocked into Haverhill by
thousands, from the distance OF 80 or 40
miles, early in the morning, men and
women. There were 5000 present, and
| it is said that the tavern had to double its
force to deal out fast enough to satisfy
the thirst of some. The men crowded,
cursed and ioked. The boys climbed
trees, laughed and shouted. The officers,
to crafty the crowd, SO far evaded the
law as to build the platform at great
height, SO as TO be in the plain view of all
The gallows was a single joist projecting
from the window above. The platform
was occupied by number of clergymen
and sherifs. In the midst ofthem, Elder
Dudley came forward, attended by his ex'
ecutioner and Chaplain of the prison
He asked and obtained leave to speak,
and in few words, uttered in loud
firm tone, he solemnly asserted his entire
Innocence of the crime for which he was
to suffer, and expressed his hope OF heav
en-. to which he was confident he coulC
90 from the gallows as we'll as any olhe
place. Sealing his assertions with an ad
dress to his Maker, the sheriff did his du
ty, and the life was choked out ofthe clay
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

THE PANAMA RAIL RoAD-PrOgreSs
ofMe Survey--.The New York Journal
of Commerce publishes an extract from a
letter from Col. George w. Hughes,
chief engineer of the surveying party
now progressing in their labors on the
Isthmus, accompanied by areport from W
H. Sidell, his principal assistant, the con-
tents of which they sum up briefly as fol-
lows:
We are now enabled te state that such
progress has been made in the surveys as
to show beyond doubt, not only that
the construction of a railroad across the
Isthmus is entirely practicable, but that
grades will be comparatively easy. BY
the discovery of a summit level Mtrty
feet lower than had ever teen ascertainec
before, it is found that on the whole route
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, the high
est grade need not exceed fifty feet to thu
mile, and may be reduced to forty, while
the greater part of the distance will b'
under twenty. Contrast this with som'
ofthe grades on the Boston and AlBan.
Railroad, which rise to eighty-three fee
per mile, and it will be seen how com
pletely the bug-bears of travellers ant
tourists have disappeared before the ligh
of science and persevering research
The prospects which are thus opened t.
the proprietors of the Panama grant ar
truly magnificent. For not only are tn.
terms of that grant exceedingly liberal
but the cost of constructing and operating
the road will be much less than was an
ticipated, while its capacity and etficienc
will be greatly increased. ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

A TOUCHING THOUGHT. To an afilict-
cd mother at the grave of her deceased
child it was said: There was once a
Shepherd, whose tender pastoral care
was over his flock night and day. One
sheep would neither heed his voice, nor
follow him; he took up the little lamb in
his arms--then the sheep came after him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

CANADA REFORM ADDRESS BY THE
MnE.-We are informed by a friend
from Montreal, that ever 100000 sigma
lures attached to upwards Of $50 address
ses presented to Lord Elgin, expires.
sing confidence in his government and
advisers, and reprobation ofthe Montreal
riots, measure over two-thirds ofa mile in
length. One from St. Hyacinthe CO. and
from head of Lake Ontario, measured
together, 100 yards, and were signed by
J g, ,6s5 inhabitants. IN Y 1fibxHe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15
SchOOI Books,

r HAVE just received large supply Of The
Books adopted by the Boar,l Of Education. at
reduced prices w. y. bEAli
Lancaster April 81. 1919 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

CY An eye malignantIy diseased, was
successfully cut out at Cincinnati last
week, while the patient was under The in
Huence of cbloroform.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

raised large family, and they still live
respected and wealthy--all from an en-
lergetic girls resolution, forethought and
lcourape, ,sles a51f 10000 tsfl.-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15
Pittsburgh Glass.

A LARGE STOCK OF ALL SIZES. from 8 BY
N 10 to el by IS, for sale by -
GEoRGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August II, 1913 IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15
Silver Spoons.

A Beautiful article warranted pure metal, at
N GATES & C0SPER'S
Tallmadge House, May 1s, 1849. 9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

VGen. Taylor appointed q Locofoco
Postmaster at Richmond Virginia, and a
Locofoco Naval Agent at Norfolk in the
same State The. people of that State
have taken him at his word, and seeing
he prefers locofocos for Postmasters and
NavalAgents, suppose he also prefers
them for Congressman and have accor-
dinghy sent on IA of that stripe, accom-.
panied by one Wing. as a mere speci-
men of that sort of animal in the Old Do
minion. We suppose all thisl ll-Day.
ton Transcript. t77s resa4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15
A LOst Sister.

Tothe Editors OF the Ohio State Journal:
GENrs:-If you would give the follow
ing one or two insertions in your paper,
you would confer favor on stranger:
Some thirty years ago | moved to this
State, and left, in what was then called
Genesee county, New York, an only sis
ter, who, if living is the only remaining
member of our family, besides myself.
Some years ago | wrote back to where
| left her, and received from friend an
account that my sister and family had
some years previous to that date moved to
some part Of Ohio, which was all the in
formation could get other. Her maid
en- name was Nancy Carder-she mar.
red a man by the name Of Benjamin Lu.
ther. Knowing that your paper finds its
way into every neighborhood iutbis State
| am in hopes that these lines may meel
the eye of some one that knows her, and
that thereby may get clue to the place
of her residence. My address is"Alfred
Carder, Clayton P. O., Montgomery co.
Ohio. 5!roEr
P. S. Will other papers in OhiC
please copy2 ALFRED CARDER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

sire that English grammar and geogra-
ply he taught in any school Of said dis
trict, it shall be the duty Of said directors
to provide for instruction in said studies
in addition To those now required to be
pursued by the ninth and twenty.eighth
sections Of the act TO which this is an Il
mendment.
SEC. 2. That hereafter the school ex.
aminers Of any county in this State shall
not give TO any person a certificate Of
qualification as teacher. unless such per-
son shall be found qualified to teach GO.
ogrsPhy and English grammar. in sddi.
ton to reading, wiring and arithmetic.
JOHN g. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

Isa. faasA
I'll sota donkey ;wlntss
lmssht volog hia oh. no. no
Tbs lssr Of tie l'ud ,sy. .h.nt do,o
Ny sporting tulip.
] waofs 10 docs Ia pint OF fact
Weea 90 S' no" breaks M.run,
Aga dumb ssnisnNs beiu ~h.cko
You ori'
"uooorn hs's wont mend hi. p.c.
And f'vrs II in over toe ed sDi i.c-
WV Va" " iHenins ste'p'e chase
Neck Or nuein
WIZ yoS cuts aud isys your o.sos hide,
$50 o'b' YOU spare iutO thrir .id.s
An snso tee dva'h ihs efe,,ar, rid.s
for aioolsh ffOlc
Al Liverpool the tliaer d.v
mere va. 'nres 90 IN Killed in thst shameful
sao NOBODY bad 10 hn- % pay fx.v
Mt iarden
Dos osi hls thigh broks-two their bah.
Nov, ors resyycsiglly toAr
" 'eeie lghhI t. be acfue.tytsx
for senl-iulksi
i me. ~ n. or T IN or Bii
N~s J. ss- hsHlfnai hsifs,n
i"o~u &c ioity h"b, pf month Al the mill
Aud serve usrixht
50 II ve so' dcnk' ~oi woa',so.
! doo dare ~Olop ti'u-oh. no. not
bat thercs one ia~r f,r Z. sh .nd another f,r low
~ '.Yfui tulips
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Fiiz Henry Werreu ard the Usisn.
toJe'i ondeucs o. IT. Tfture
W1sur<o,,x .

WA'HiN0ro~. Tharsisy. Ayrl :
!es1srsui ga whatever 'orin & .alas -. head
should Be promptly s.d y tie hee'. A yfecoucerteJ
move 10 made IA vaTous paris = The alton T. b.. :s-
chHse'er Of : NV HENET WAEEHN iAe S,Co-d Assi.i
au' T. NJ General aud strong sJri s In eonirnp.a
uon TO get ssners % long document setting iuits
wat the f-sTers 20 rot believe and wat TIE snfrs
D.; xnos - A., Mr. ssypointmen u, reseiad,d
o" fountain head Of tn, novem-n, e the poiiios
jesuit F.,ser Richie aad bis o. cb' proven; tn re
mova If c,risin II th- isthfal whose agency
N" true c-usc 10 too vag.se % b- dispensed With
MOrsuousi What Wh's have anything T. d. With
the appointment, any Il 80 Is 90 Po.tmssters under
On per yLnuinl Eno have RE. the country
moro ihsl tNsn,y years - nus. party Rave hen
laus 81 S~f inst they c.rg0f 'fn.f sLyh dy 90
, q an American ci;i3-n Who % nat mar k-d i
PROVED J. co loco. Ne ayy"- say. tn a., shr1
Ga ,u,t- oi t-e spc'. dIctrin~ the county 1
know q ire late - lo ooO pl.tmsstcrs should DO ar
c.sr.c q, PM upon ta- ~ I-nc" e Mr. WArrrn
-, s;,~si sv-n nni0 t..sr Nuairr oi-'s'
su-;'-r TIC paragraph T. mYs'.f ard tel
Nr Krrciar that IT. bitter. % Iowa . produce
10 iuf4rnpu. chsrg.s su-'rg frl.n Hss
sschusc:. even STOPPING - trr pfiva;e s-.-s - ~
NNARKES u The rnosi minute cnarsrterl uin b. 4
much sv-l - the daily tsado- q the i4ioa pon
(ieu lev ard ne Cabinet "" c,n effect not =
flr the vao, s'0rt shall be I'd. AID NJ kfTCHfE vi
b.. proved fs.sih~r aud be s,sems MS shown Ia b.
mo.t si.ndrrous although te places thu otus Of bis
90 upon the papers If hassacbuses 80 he intends
d. upOn thosr Z lows soon as The preconr.rt-f
fn1~rmeU's alluded 10 are cnn.pmns'rd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

THI TEACHERS AssoCiATIoN.-A regular meet
sy Of this Association held on Saturday evening 10
N, A.sis.nt Alderucn's Chamber, City Hall, and
quite largely attended.
Amer the Transaction Il the usual proi.ninsIy Cu'
,.,, a num oer OF new members were accepted, eLd
other, proposed after which, slsh, dscus,ions srosc
vpon questions advanced n, previous me- tings-'yhn
N, ID H. CsuTTKSDEN read 40 Essay upon the cub
~et nj the True and False systems Of Education iis
excavations we're exceedingly juiiciuus and we'll
u,,ed He realized the importance Of developtn' nj
a The faculties which have been gwen us and 'nsd
sr,d that In this ID" present system Of iu
,s,,on most seriously fails He deprecated the stt"s
n. oven 10 tbs lesser branches OF knowedee 10 the
or entire peglect Of great general prncPcs
/. a hen wonderful said he that even after years of
.n,h bscAips teachers are found omplaning Of the
p.,.epon and GOODNESS OF their pupils toward study
rejection and improvement
N, e continued for some time In simslar Nrsin .
.sa vheu b. had concluded, motion the thanNs OF
~. A.ssmhly were trrdrrrd bin tor hs inter, Suns
g,s, With the r.qUsS ~ c"py Tor puolcsu"n
Adscusslpa than sprung up on she f1!ipsinH tupic
VI, That proyr-.siou In knpvl"dRe IL destined u
rsr-sroW theories in science nov c'Ifid"r"d "-'Hp
hAi--Tbe fret speaker was Mr.. fAhTEIDor "ro
ssxt t. nj len>th III" trcto 81 contiusi
sss discoveries sci-uce upon the prVsr',s "i hhos'
esse-sdy-rting to the sBclcnt systems az Ihh"soFby
q Astronomy Oi Pathology and their eSp sn by uD
seqaent investiss Mr. MORhIs iOOeed support
VI the f-rmer rrntsm-ns posi'iors s"h ne ia urn
sgccecced by other iotcnie sp'ak's pro apu Gun
and the u.eetins then sdonfued
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CAilFbNSiA
GOLD W oHEhS


r'fF SuBsCKl li "a 49, ave q g 10 surnuon O.
- prb- - th-iG GA " So. - IA slm1rs, mos
Il e, ~ a l.~H m.chirr - tn- ~ 1o- Offered ''f
I'D. l.Isarau.rir. g. 81 ih- t.r.s tnr-d ~ M
l-. - std cradle. No. m.f. ..v- tr~1 'gnl y inns
. .fsu . Ia De- To % rds-,Is. i1 s-las,As hOd ~
%. .fs-itc sr@.tT y. ~ rsht-- RI l-F'
T,.y h. 10 it. I g. ins~ y i<rt hut sf"'s
..-fs c.ust.Lrf such ~ 81 he, 80 be 1-s7n
81 40 -. r.r - .-fy sra triA
2 .rs.iit-N 30 pls fhi.y rCunts Az 10 capsule
p .s.tf,r OVER rr r-.s 81 'iri ~ r. a.
r. .. y h yi.r ~ ,chir. ~ sa,hns 90 arc n We
3D.. 4, 81 At hn .t1r. 4i Pa tom Tor mo
-. AT tn - - Do heA f'~e h-t-f sr- r.
SO Il o. p4h g. 10 - % lfOr ~ U- IdJ iiH
rnS faifdav h. riras- carsr
- Fat-.tf.. 80. scr. a f,r t'sing~r iop
as H.. tFKN .lCD 1 flTI ~ AALn
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urRnyr TRIAI.-The First District Court,
-. NcHenry w.s occupied al day yesterday " "a
,hs ir,.l OF Rsmon Fpr,r and h'er charged v'in the
80, OF sebastian Netto, In JAY lets. boen "a.
49, Win bslps sccesssry before the fact The
a, v.s of q eircu Gnstsntis nature IL vas al
s'mp,~s 10 be proved that Bole.i bad .srsea s'a
fOr', - ..,..d pnon when fior-T wss 20 ssss-si
go, AIM The Jur, retired 81 o'clock ana A., an
sh.cpce of nreen minutss returned WIN 'nen ~
yio,,Y AS found guilty wt3ou, esPaA 49, ~,
and Rol,ri u.s. scqliit-d ~ ~
=. 81 ciebt slaves absconded irom
~. - /. cn the lat crossing the river into oeio
a, asrtn. F,rry The ferry'nsn ~S' .rrs''.. sna'.
The state law N Al ing the set vi p~s'ns 's'.'
s,a.s -, ~.,rr covr.@ int sdIonios STATE pens
"et- -, a.. o-n,r. of the s.ves not wishing ~
,roseeu,- the rps,,-r he was discharged
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,vnprn.,.,hn,- Urr,Uk, Al

1879 The iowing 10, u ali p-rs,ns authorised
ry sies punic suction 20 ins etsie being
-h have ev-n Tho nsc-sssrv bonds. and dsposi 81 hs
.sme ~ f-r required by chapter " lave Of 1885
A. other Pc sl.s n,sy peffJfm III, duties
,h- tu.rs. of sschone-f seopafnef ~ eie Of
,uciO TX by his uttOfiy and 10 he shscoco-
NE c1sptrr s-srpte, psft one
eshtl s ii1h.- hu- ~ hundred AID
"a. Nv .i... Tor - b sfieie - sod by ihcm
a PEI 10. ~lirh msy b- recovered under ms ute
n-r dttustrg proper -nsation ~ The O.stI
av'r~y Nps th- sans b. paid to the Treasurer
- he ccu.y rh th- Of-use comniilsd FOE tho
Of poor 10 ,acii Ths COnptr"l
.hpf 80 aurtf-rrs md Other good ciur-ns will
ohln of O-fsos s-tire 40 snroos~rs IN vios
ii,,, . =. WASHINGTON HUNT Comptroller
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b'HIs " AtliIN' HAS brF : HEFOkE THF run
blta - wfess ~ l "a. -eJv f-rriv q m highrsl
,r. r. .rrLi ~ ami p'aciir- rfn ~ho
.rirtH 10. zri evr.y on- of whom qrnn'nn'-s II
H- sIp-t ~ .s.yhTs = hr s't ever irsrri-' t"vcu
a-f,i rlHe~ from H. Robert horizon hin's'N who g.
.c.r~ t- Tab-r. se- on 90 ODD k~yOns mais us
he 10 ing sI.ussv VIXEN ccs,nbing the V-fOls
ctiurs stlhs Nires
-.'-f',, .4r.- ~ 81 rfe1'e' b, gentle
ff. -tf r.-s -t-. ffHi.- - sfA c'a.t-f .
. .-r.r =. H . it~ h< Otf
ID l. -rsrir-r srnY'- 49, t' fr'ns "ft
1hs a.. rlr- has been thoroughly tssiei apon OF,
- god ths large s.syl9g essb, n-nI " John
WsNirs t.q q NY oldest an mot -Np-r-rc-d ss
ssvr,, wh-r- p-rfYrnrG fs worn yell that M Wa
cS s.fr..s~d MI. Satisfaction g. ROsis. terms snd vol
lni.- ~ "a -ni.h~d with thu following r~r hr-t-
'atf NJ James Bal 81 a. 49,
r.tsls- rr ~s-hlHE 60 ~hth 90
80 b--t trtr . r nat -
49, Inst god ~-sh
f. d.r % t.fy .TIf-f 800 fs ~ l~st
JulfN NAhNitk. ~ J hl -
C,rri0s -Au,mp:. have b>-n nlsf- Z" palm uOnn ~
me pu &c spurious usrh.u-s ofrs ~ one .nvserd ard
maf- ~ m. II outer prevent sucn hnppsipns hNm
-urc.sI4ng. every mschur made by M h"r-sn VII he
branded Win ny usni- gpl1 q ~ BULL
r3if I'D l't 1fh ~'i
Ettfs tBH>IN.-5' Uu~i states rrr'' ~ 'sf'- 'o'
ihps- xoin. fhs gold t-s - - sslr ltis y
tkHftk son i..t ~.rfi' 81
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uynahUIIC CEMENT.

rg,uT NOHANk NthbLt IENtNT co msna'se
1 -. -. .f.,s- 49, mil sd innx t.
- .ee---c-f, - - ~Llrn will - IN 10
.n.y.. - Prof = Il tn STATE O-ui-
80. - n r-f..rs.- e ih- -t.s i-s9~ctOF u Mssonry
-. - Cara Lllnr. - = mssress 81 .
- ~ ,lti-as 49, ycfokce = huo, lt5
aa.e ~ fuft--n y-efs q prsr'ic.l
=. 10 rs.f ,-a- Si-i- l.sr-ctof q s.sonry % r.
-, ID .,sior 81 u.- tns Cana rave us>i ard
- 1~r,a rsra'sc-gf-i a. Sch-n-clsdy ~ ih-
:, ~. Al % q M snv. so fnf superior
" ...~ a. - ~. C.rs DAVID 8OGAR-
= ~ ~ 80 I-sp- i5r = S-soBfy on tn, .rA
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I'"u May ntIIiiANr- "il - ..rk. a.
-,FR,.crs L0uTRrL u r,,'-o.lsn~ w-.'.
81 b. 81 r=sh rfi-~. i'i~r Pep = CO.'S r"p-f, r.,
I'd. ..-.,.oi rues so.s.. P-f'ifat-i a. mt soar
..f.n.. r8lr-d $50 Itrt 90 'ff. tf""a los ~sh
N,rr,...T.rI .,--I Pee. tay-.op. noup W,'cn
OIL P,p-r POufJ ,rt every artc 10 n Ouf Inc "r
oee' o. io"-'' pher' aad in'"- -, " sst,nrrR,L
M.n1f.cui--. s.,u1r-rs AZ Lpois-". u s.d-a are
EYgAK tOPYING PR.--e- At r-iuc-i
| p,ic-.-yRANCls LOT rIEL Y M-i-n lsr-. -
,.r /. siy-so copying and Sot'nr ff-.~' v-,y Nv
Fnsrop-. 40 sr1c-s % s.ions'y M lo--si rs.h
pnc- i.,.-i k,g..,'s. Tine Bo1s. Se Ae C.l :. the
% ..~ 81 FaANCts LOrTREL
'ANtEt. OK .uttut>i'-i. LAaFs-
Y osisei T. ' 80 - msn acs'-f. si - W. -
deh~'. peu~,n' - %, I. .,.
DiETL ESQ = 90 Wrs-'f.',T = re
mos ur,tau,,T-' READY X, OSsA-sr
-o-oef' NJ opss - u-'H' 49,, l'D.~' sno~irs ~
weight Of ifi'en' eogia' -, ~, 49, -, &c ul'
.a1 s,-u,o"r. r a,i,o ..r-
,tn NANIFACTI KER-.-Oa- ur'in- ~sI'r.
1'.n~,-, ,--, vide .boa, loho,.- poser eh 70 rod
orasr ,of sale es-.pbJ oAuNr osREIcksoN
\Ew SMILED ALMONDS. ..iu..el- for Coz.
.,vor1, aad bol spsu 'b Do a"' Josc. .'s
"I,T - ~ ot.sNKK YOUNG Igcbns.m"
\tu,.s--t- VIP--, .ood ...onH.--s u srtaaa'.
NJ, rus. sa,gIeo 10 m s--.,l u tDrsshea
Sac. f5r,s-. wt.,..s ~ r-'.i a. .'hs ~ y
Mo LUcirs hhKr. =" '-fc'nsn Hsn
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y sod plsies Also ssgusrs ,o~ ard eo-''ion sis'
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s.)s 0un To 10 >N-Oa eoed .ns n.' 80. r,,...
AZO.OUVs term Of year. 90 pr0S-o@'' ~.
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,,.y.xA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS

IAuTs sADLiER ~ sfo.d~.y; 81 coof s'o'e am-ri-
-. a. "a s1~rrun u ny fri-cts .ri nc ruafr
. 1900 irvrl~i he .tovr lsrs-. spacious
- ,b-r- nv oil fed 81 81 lines spl-cdtd sni
ts.,~. ~ .-rsf.e Hsssns ani Principe Cissn 81 lho
-. hrsrds 40, "a sHteusiy- 81
s,.. .,.-1.h ihscco - the hvor- brands g-uu.
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= nil Ia
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PAINTS, OILS, vERpIoRIs,

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coal
AHTHRACITL COAL

I7rOM tn LANDS OF TIE FOREST lMPEO'E
Z MtST & Z. ANY To uod-fsEIrd Is pre-
rlr-d ~ cs-scss ~ - sI-s y Vine Ash
Ca Be. N-.'f tvil. srd II k,J AZ Goa Peso o.
chad IA 80. ff-. y ciasefs
IT, Goa sHin-i ant prepared for mafa- ~ the us1a
s1prTlCT AID careful Appy 20
CHAS HECKsCHER,
m.T pswlm' ~ >ousn-si up-ssrs
Al EN- Ill irlv-rns ir~ 80 h'-i 4. Goa Ton
\uy yrf5 ~ kirs q 'fr-r~ - tr,se ~
proes Only, Su - :, tss snd >tos. = =. 'rm
boss - s.s zee lris IN PErE CLINTON