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49, National Eating house.
j per brig Annaostin, Capt Dorry, lot Of the finest
genuine green turtle brought this Market which
will be served up daily soup and all the various modes
Of cookery and In the best possible style. Also from Nor
folk esh oysters spced oystsrs, shespshsad, msckere
hoghsh, &C., &c, al Of which win be served up At the
shortest notice.
o. Families served a. usual.
Aug. 1e-d tF w. WALKER
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NOS VI and second volume ready Price IS
IN per number. vols. bound In cioth, u rs vol
The second volume bring down The history Of c Assyris,
Egyptians syans, Arabans Hebrews, and other
nations Of Western ASIA reign Cyrus The two
provided with copous index together win Biographical
writers whose works the learned su,or
consulted. The extensive sale which this exceent work enjoys 10
but just reward One eruditon and abilities displayed In
Opinions Of fhs Press &
eve hesitate pronounce that this work, history Of the
earliest period Of mankind has rival In single work Of uni
verss history the English Greeley editor Of
he Nsw York TSfbune. HH III r.4 Iss.Ntt N
CDR Hebbes Universal History able elaborate and valuable
book, condensng Of information
able and presenting form well adapted 70 render Il
attractive and Instructive. The OF learning and
sb especially conversant with historical maes and well gua
ned for the Preparation Of such work. We commend 10 public
tenion and favor "Mor~ng Courier and Neg York Enqir
he author deeply ccnvsrssnt with human nature and, with
accomplished he depicts the character and passions Of
IN ssse iuesistby seinnins. with the pescton o. truth u
pssnnim ~ no faint praise mis- WON won't admit
Of int praise II book for ne people well the sfepf and
full o the soundes patriotic, republican
timenu and principles ~ Ohio Censor. Flt
An excellent opportunity offers 10 for this work. Send in
-" - 800 - 81 1900 DEWITT DAVENPORT,
Tribune Building, Nassau street, New York city.
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Colts ssimproved Repeating Pistols"
INJECTING be absent in Europe for some months,
T. all inquiries in relation said arms may be addressed
Knox Walker, Washington, who IL empowered my
attorney and general agent to and receive orders
Tor the delivery Of said pistols. SAMUEL COLT.
May l6--d8m asl i sut 8TfH Fl
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EDITED By
RITCHIE . EDMUND BURKE

Tune Report q the Mutasl Ls Insurance Company %
j New York. Once No. 20 Wall 's.4-.I- M
Net accumulated fund May ls49 exceeding SSl2Oo Securely
invested bonds and unincumbeed
Uniled States and New York SAte and City stocks
This institution during te month Of June issued hundred
and ninety policies, viz 1880 ~ Y, .s.l'.
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Lon sALE--s bssutifui yacht or sbout tsn toms
burden, almost new. The boat Is In iHe order, hav-
ing new sails anchor and chain, and fully equipped
Inquire Of q. H. McDuen, at the Union oHcs. III N
June l5-tf
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NEW MUSIC.

lust old established Music and Stationery store,
Of i2h Pa avenue The following new and
which will be sold third les than me usual
price, making only four cents per page
Orders for music attended 10 at any moment q ne seeys
Thou ART not beautiful ballad dedicated 70 MIS- L.
All Wherefore rapidly, the celebrated cavssns sung by
. Bishop, arranged by Bocksa-
Once my e frse adapted te q Ross Lee,
for the guitar .ra !. - 49, 80.
To the Evening Star melody, BY O. Verdi 49,
Home, arranged for the piano, BY Boyer sFN -
The Maria Values by M. Hofner.
strawberry Gaop by Chas Grobe.
La Pfcciola, waltz by J. n. Dyer.
serenade March; by J. O. beethoven.
Puritnna and Lombsrd composed BY " Boyer
wandered Brookside by ,. Hime. 500
on, were n bird a beautiful ballad.
old chair my hhcr snf by Bale.
by T. l.. White. :. $500 .sfr
The Indians pfnyer; by Woodbury.,
seen he window; .ans By the sable Hsrmonss
IN hang harp on willow tree
July 10
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IyAnm goR JAZZ, .lsh. nile. a.. w..hlnssou

EsARm FOR SALE, eight mliss from washington,
T within one-ourth OF mile of the Washington and
Bsa cao 81 n aSSs
O. jones' containing 100 Of land very nearly half
n me ST. n wh se s On ao
frame dwelling, with basement and garret complete bull
Of the very best masria with every and BY
Tor cattle and horses In ba enen and for hay, grain &c.
above. "A neyer-ialing stream Of pure water running
spring branches or the purest water en- plying into
it. SO 70 furnish running water to every field, many
lots as !, may be desirable 70 divide the farm into.
The facility Of access unsurpassed heathiness OF neigh
bohood elevated position oil the buildings surrounded
shaded by the natural forest trees together with the
onghiy and conveniently watered and wooded renders II
Of the most desirable farms for agricultural horcu
% ana as snd w os WIN 2, wa
ON the most reasonable terms, BY making immediate apP
''' Il Z. u 81 BENJAMIN J. PERRY, Edgewood.
yXTAHTED, daily, at tho Balti,nore, Philadelphla
w New York, Boston. and New Orleans General Agen-
cy and Commission oice Young Men in wholesale and
keepers statesmen, porter bar keepers, walters farmers
coachmen car agents. book and map agents. collectors,
oyersecIs in all branches Of business &c We have all
pay from $500 to $1,000 per Those in Of
iiaons OF any kind would do we'll to give call,
US 70 place every applicant In suitable situation al the
shortest notice We have large acqaaintance in all the
aDovenaued clues winch we trust wiz enable us 20 give
TAYLOR Y TAYMAN, No. 50 second street,
between South and Gay
B. Persons living in any part Of the United States,
and wishing obtain situation In Baltimore either OF
the above cities, viii have their wants Immediately attend
ed ;.s 70 by addressing rs Line y By doing
erwise woad incur by coming to the city and seeking
poyment for themselves Address,
May 2i-dif Baltimore. Nd
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA,
LIN quart hotties.

Tor the all diseases arising from
P%pie., fas,aies Face, Bo,ehs. Bo
BONG: and Son nsps, Ss gs
sciies, DlORy, Exposure or Impudease in % AO Chronic
In this preparation are strongly concentrated medicinal
properties ssrsapaa, combined with the most eaeeal aids,
,s "a s. q. ns; y ao
S 5 ~ a s s ion re- % ] s
established is merits reputation for value and ecary
par been = ne
sss s ss q ass e. esp % q e @
and struggling with disease puhes, ceanse spd arenshcns
N'''' '''"'' ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFuLA
esss .eroa s g Ii similarly
aa-s .aa" sourHroRr, Conn, Jan. I, 1893
Mes. SANDS, Gentlemen: Sympathy afflicted induces
to inform you q ts%sssSs ssI..p.I,ls
enlarged, and y. Ans. saasrins owe,
es and suppas,sd Her pye.a ssysd should
Be laid which ns ws 40 s s
paa The first bottle produced decided and favorable
before skc had used sI bottles. and delight O
@ s he cure %s. ss sssS and s
ing s disease was thoroughly sad,sssd from nm, ns syst .v "
SANDS s'''1 yaar.. with respect, JULIUS PIKE.
Extract from Mr. N W. Harris gentleman
well known in louisa county va
sapaa, who attacked with scroua, and Of scrcalo ismly
aFssprnreHs HALL, Va, July II, 1919" '--TT7
SANDS almost unnecessary 20 direct
deseryedy POPULAR
preparation patients onen who wish 10 use he extinct
safsapaa induced worthless compounds bearing the
name, containing little OF the virtue Of s valuable
confer greater beneh on our read
attention 10 the advertisement OF me
The bottle has recently been
who wish really good article
will ind concentrated In this all the medicinal value o. me root
The OF thousands has proved M ecacy IN curing the
various diseases for which is recommended and he present.
than other, perhaps dis medicine useful IN
pairing the for change Of Home Journal ~
Prepared and Wholesale and retail, by A. I'D SANDS
Druggists and chcns 100 Fulton street, corner Of William New
| York. a, ss4llslf I'D LIwe1
Agents washington eg D. q s. Patterson, Charles sscs
Co, and Mes y. D. w. H. Gilman Sold In hexnndna By
Cook PEN, and m Gecyetown BY r. i. cis.eil. 80.
Sold also BY druggists generally throughout the United ssss nt
Csnadar Price u per bottle, six bottles Tor -. s u
chsrpy ana ousin's Anatomy, edited by Joseph
/ - Lcidy, NJ D., 2 vols. octave. A'lkF.N ..s41 :.
History and Practice Art Of Photography, by Henry
Kaooah, Jonathan Romcr edited By w g Mayo
| M. D. For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR
Der green sik received, small lot
~ es 81 III
Also, few dozen linen yoksnsek shirs.
II vs. EN W.. Great Hat and Gcnaemsas outnsdng ssore,
l June 0Q-eo3uf No. I. Browns Hotel.
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NOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore existing be.
IN tween JOHN Z. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissolved. BEvxRLy TuoKEn will continue at
tend promptly TO all business before Congress and the de-
partnenb as heretofore. March 21--f
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unltsa ss.s.. P.ss.s Oas.,

IN petition Of Asa Burgess and Herman Baldwin, Of ws.hns
the extension Of patent granted 70
said Burgess Baldwin clover machines f
seven years the expiration Of said patent which TAKES pace ."
the 10Th Of October, 1870 49, =
ordered that she said petition be heard At me Patent oes o
fbe September O'Clock W. - ~
persons notified appear and show cause any mey
said petition ought NOT 20 be granted . -. ..-,s---
that this notice be publhea ~ W
RrpuhIr and Unou Washington Norn American and 0.zce
ssr Rochester; Couan, Hartford Ans. 70
ic.s IIed Cleveland week ~ three successive weeks
P'c'"'s I" w THOMAS EwBANK,
a Commissioner Of Patents
PsEtors above win please copy and send heir
bI. 10 tc Once, with paper containing this nocc
July 15--IawJw sas.s.
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SCH00l4 B0OKs.--A gensnl assortment Of School
elsewhere in the District at t9 3Etui ~ l77
la Mrs. ANDERSoN'5 Book, Music and Fancy Store,
- Pa av. between 1lth a. 18th streets
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chsrPy and ousin's Anatomy, edited by Joseph
History q the Art Of Photography, by Henry
KaooIah, adventure. Jonathan Romc edited By w Mayo
M. D. For sale by !, FRANCk TAfLok.
Tune ". VI 4fta
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ss 80 - ~ july !, 1879.
IN the petition burgess Herman Baldwin, o. wsshins
praying extension Of patent granted
sd Burgess and Baldwin TOT an ~ clover mscnssss
u said patent which kes pace
O the lob day of October, l61o- gYn- b 1Al
ordsrss said petition BE- heard ne Patent Oce On
seventeenth day n O'clock mi and ~
persons notified appear md show cause any my have
why petition ought NOT 70 be granted. ...-
Ordered This noties b published IN ne
Republic, and Union Wsshinenn city Norm 80 -
Adveriscr Coufsnf Hartford Alias CmcAnsd Jour
sivs weeks previous seventeenth az q ssgs9bs nsz
#sM $3.50 VIZ Commissioned OF Patents.
p Editors or the papers will ma send heir
July 6--law3w sie4ttI ~ ~ --n Oh --
r,AUnraNEy rIsssory q shs IR<fsunesisn n qsr-
u many and swtzedsnd n octave volume q Ees -
fl1al fAi u tfAl -tf w khASSA AAHhSs-
July6
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IS bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
as pounds Of good hard tallow candles
IA bushels OF good clean dry hne salt
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
bidders ore requested extend the Of their
bids for each article and exhibit the total amount Of each bid
specified LIST June LIST September LIST
December 1850, and LIST March, 1851. stlF .
% weigh pounds excluding feet
ears and snout Side pieces may be substituted Tor The hams
fully packed with the same article, In pieces not exceeding eight
When be packing has been Completed
packed The pork be contained In seasoned heart
Of whine oak re FUN hooped The beans and ss In barrels and
me soap and c In strong boxes Of convenient sine r uapor
Salt win only be received by measurement rytwo quarts
~, p.ss an, ~, sn,nss nsrs nos ~ Ia.. ~, hi, intimate
destination, ht week Of April 1850 And the stores for Fort
Gaines pass 81 Peters by the M June 1850 iure In this
visions viii Be- in.psc,sS Il ihs ,ms and place dsve
designated by the Of the depart
The Commsa General the privilege Of increasing
required any post entering and
Of reducing the quantities Of each delivery
third subsequent contract on giving sixty aays pey,o. notice
their win evidence Of their ability together with the
Of e suretes whose responsibility must be certified BY the
Otherwise usi proposals viii nc acted on. ~
aSrane eannof made and rSens Of inspection
spon he Teas~ry r payment which will be effected in
such public money may be convenient to the points delivery
option o. die Treasury Department
No ds this ONCE win be accepted paid under crcu
Each proposal viii sealed in separate envelope
GEO GIBSON, O. O. s.
Advertisement authorized do BY e Ccmmisay Gene
ra Of Subsistence. a July l5-aawtl5th Sept
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
T1 HOUSE.

EVILS HANFoRD, Nos asa 24, 26, and o5s, Pearl street,
IL (beecn Fulton Burling sp New York, have ON
hand the nsess Of CLOTHING In the United snes
adapted In the article Of Shirts and Drawers we
endless Also .s most extensive manuacirrs q
OH. CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS In the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
Catalogues Of stock by mail Orders promptly hlled
LEWIS HANfORD,
Nos. 2sa, asa, ass, and 25s Pearl ST., ~ Y
June 3o-2aw3m
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win he made 10 Treasury Department
United for the renewal Of the following described lo.t Ger
uhcae indemnity, upon which the ree first install
paid No. eS issued by the Re
gscr Of the Treasury the On January 1872 IN favor Of Jane
- - HENRY MAY, .adsa. Dc bonis non Of
Lne o4-iawsw WIN. A, sLACUM
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SEA BATHING-OID POINT HOTEL
This beautiful establishment, always for the reception - ~ ~
tiers L now in fine order. grounds have been
proved much enlarged acrdhs - shss
WINNING bath hot shower baths There nno 'o'e,
Coz who prefer surf bathing WI
Charges same a. heretofore. a, m IA
By the week al The rate .....,..', 90 per Day aa
nv the month at rate of.....s.'.'' W ~
children and servants half price ,.ura = rprUcu
May 05-3aw6w sns.no 2. z snrsen.
xrIryv y,ooyxs-T,he history Of ths United States
S, M discovery continent 10 the organization Of
eminent under federal constitution, BY Richard Hidrs In
COMMON place Book part Isl price 50 cents
Rosnd Camel, part %, By Charles Level, illustrated BY Phs
p1 vs,. q chsimsrs Posnunous vots 70. ss!s " -
July FEhNCk TAfLoks
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CARD--Tbe undersigned having occasion proceed 10 Ken
lucky, Ohio and me northwestern parts Of virginia upon ega
absence OF weeks. will have In hi
power attend personally business with which he
wish collections made In those sec
lions Of the country be- attended
making application before the 2sh instant ter orders and nstrc
1''' W" CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No H. Todds Buildings, Penn avenue
July s-3aw.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
JULIAN & ULRICK,

NIOULD respectfully announce to tie citi
w zens OF Fairfield and adjoining counties
that they are now opeuug ut the store room form.
erIy occupied by Kramer d Coz and directly up.
posIte the Taiimadge House, Iurgc and well
selected
SNO0E 0E G1ODSo
which they are determined to sell as cheap (tor
cash ar produce) as any other house in Ohio.
They respectfully invite purchasers tu call aud
examine tlIclr stock as they feel assured it is such
cdulOl fail Ia render rentre suisIutiOn. II con
,l'to in part oi the oowing: . t...#
F6r Me LdIics--Tley lmve magnificent as.
sorlulent ol DRESS GOODS olnll gunlilicr aud
ricesi B0nnets, Ribbons Flowers, Parnsols,
Sbawls ScnrIs, Hosiery, &c. Also very large
lot ofCALlC0ES, Mt utmost nny price.
Tor Ae Gentiemch-They have good sclec-
tion of clutbs, caSshuores, Snltidels Tweetls aud
leuns, Summer Wear oI all descriptions. Hats aud
Caps Boats md Shoes ofnll sorts and sizes They
have o'InSinltly on hand good supply of GRO.
CERlES, Dye-,Stg6S QRetHs- Ware, &c. Also.
avery superior nrticIe OF C0Deriet, Carpet aad
Cotton faras, Batting, Wiekiug, &c. Sc. '
WANTED-Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats, for
which the highest market price will be paid IN
CASH, All kinds of trade taken III exchange
for Goods. ..... ...
Lancaster, March l6, 1919. AZ
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cupied in the discharge oi any of the duties lmpOs
ed on them by this net as they now, or may here
after be, by law allowed for other services.
SEC. 9. That auy two OF said commissioners may
do aad perform any aot or thing which the said.
are, bv this act authorized or re.
luired To do or periorm,
SEc 10. That this act shall take effect lud be
III furce lrOma and after its passage.
JOSEPH s. HAWKINS.
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
CHARLES h. GODDARD,
Feb "a, lS4a. Speqker c( tke Senate.
Commissioners Of Fair field county tOsub-
scribe 81 och in a Railroad Company, pass
cd February "a, Is4s.
SIC. /. Bet enacted bythe General Assembly
Of he State Of Ohio That tue provisions oi the
ac entitled IAN acl to authorize the commissioners
of Fairfield county 10 subscribe stock ia Railroad
Company" passed February 2ith, Que thousand
eight hundred aud lorly.eight. be So extended as
To authoriz eant require the commissioners of said
county lusubscribe in the name and lor the bene.
iii OF said county, any sun not exceeding one hun.
dred thousand dollas To The capital stuck Of any
company, which is now ur may hereafter be in
cUrpuHled. 10 construct rprOad ntu or through
sand comfy. ia any diIeciicn well us on the
routes spectiedin said act; Provided, thai in ma
king snch subscription, uId in all things relating
thereto, the said commissioners shall lie govern
ed by the provisions oI said act excApt as to the
route Of the railroad To the stock Of which they
subscribe. and except us to the time Of giving no
tice oihkng the vote III the sixth section Of said
nc tu which this is nmenduiory aud in lieu ol the
lime of giving said notice AS therein provided, il
is lereiu provided that upou the written applica
lion OF thirty or more citizens of the snid county
Ia the sheriff of the same, it shall be the duty Ol
aid sheriff to give notice at leust sixty days prior
to said election. by advertisement in all theme
papers of said county; Provided, that nothing con
aied in this act nor in the net 10 which this is
amendment shall be 81 construed as to authorize
said commissioners to subscribe stuck IN aly rail-
road company, unless majority Of all the qlulli-
fled voters ia said county shall vote in favor Ui the
same. at any election held for that purpose; the
fact whether majority Of The qualified voters
lIave 50 voted shall be nscernned by reference
To the number Of votes polled atthe last Gnberna
turial election.
| SIC. .. So much of the act TO whitli this is an
nmeudmentas as conflicts with this act is hereby re
! pedIed JOHN G. BRESLlN,
| Spcaker HouSe Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
March o. 1919. Speaker Of The Senate.
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Wanted n 1000 Customers
AND FOR THEIR BENEFIT HAVE BEEN
EIV ED
pnrLAprIpmA comMIssloN sroR1
AT THE


COMMISSION STORE.
JOHN G. WILCOX. AGENT.
A SPLENDID addition of Staple and Fancy
n Dry Goods. to those already on hand, such as
Beautiful Bareges, all wool, at 30 cts. per yard
Ginghams, iine, al l2 l.9 cents per yard
Pri1ts, entirely new styles. cheap
Al Twilled Oil Chintz, scarlet
Victoria Netis, lOr CHpes, a ealtifal article
Thread Laces. Pink. Blue and White Illusion
Blond, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, handsome
Green Turks Satin Parasols
French Needle-worked Collars. al 10, 81. 40cts
do do do CUTS, great bargains
Black Lace Wells, all prices.
Dress Hantkerchefs. all qualities and colors
Black Lace Nitts and Gloves
Large Pearl Buttons, for Ladies' Dresses
Ladies' Cotton and Thread Gloves, beautiful
and cheap.
Linen Lustres, % per cent cheaper thau ever
Black aud Mode cold Meriuue Shawls, heavy
silk fringes
Ladies' cold aud lnbeached Cotton Hose
Boys Mixed Cotton Socks, all sizes
Emb'd Swiss Window Curtains from 81 cent.
per yard to 81 pair
Brown Linen Table Cloths, us low as 25c eacl
Bleached 6-4 do do do 62I do
Towels, ToweIiug Diaper& Napkins all quaIile,
Cussimeres. all woul, as low as 62Ic per yard
Check, Tweeds. Plain Mixtures, Slrip'd Mix
lures, Camblets, Jeans. Taylor Mixtures, Cordec
DriIlnrgs, superior Corded do for Mems wear
All kinds of Sheetings from cents per yarc
to heavy and splendid at l2l bleached =
CARPET lNG-The Stock in this article il
still kept up and sold at remarkable lop prices
Almost every article in the Dry Good line cal
be found at this celebrated establishment
Remember Goods are sold at the Philadelpki,
Commission Store, cheaper than at any othe
house in this place.
One price Tor Goods and all marked in figures
Remember diSo-The Farmer can always sci
his trade for money in Lancaster, and by buyn
his Goods at the Philadelphia Commission Stor
save vastly more in the course of the yenr thai
pny his taxes.
Lancaster June IS, l849 6
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Wholesale and Retail
BOOT g. SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.

w 0 X, SO N x w ORkS
STILL continues the above bu- mn
- siness at their Old Stand, and vi
have on hand SPLENDID AS EaAA
S0RTMENT Of their own manu-
facture, und in addition, have re-
oeived their SPRING STOCK from Cincinna-
Ii, consisting Of kr aa.
Ladies' Black. Bronze High and Low Buskins
Fine Kid Slippers and Ties
Misses BlS, Bronze & cold Buskins & Slippers
Children's Black, Bronze & cole Shoes& Cutters
Mems Buckskin Caters
Also-Are prepared to manufacturer superior
article of Mems Gaters, having both the Buckskin
and Pateut Leather 5rT
They have also, on hand, a first rate article of
SoleLeather. Morocco, Binding, Lining, Pegs aud
Lasts.
Kit--All kinds Of findings and Boot and Brogan
Laces. .fs ...
We solicit continuation of the very liberal
patronage we have heretofore received, md re-
quest the Ladies in particular to call and examine
our Stock. WORK, SON g. WORK.
Lancaster, April 81, 1849 stiff
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n n Il Il II II n n Il r
w
II hter from july n. COLLLNS. Esq.
EDIIOn and PROPRIETOR efMe TEN
fEhHNCE hG.dV. also .dGENI sHJND
LECTURER for Me GRAND DIVISION
o. SONS OF IEMPEhH"CE of OHIO.
CINcrNNATI. November ~, lS4o.
A. Ia scovrLL-Dear Sir-F the past eishtor
ten months, nave lslt inclined 10 say something
IN relation TO lhe EA EAIkAORDlNAhY HEAL
lNH QUALITIES OF your preparation Of DR..
Rogers Compound syrup Of LlveIwon and Tar,
for your own, but more especially for lhe brne6to
those IN ,ortunate persons whe are lHREA Ten
EDot otAfFLlCTEDwi,h PULMONARY CON.
SUMfTlON, and who like myseli have great
aversion to quacks, 10 their specifics and catholif
cons; but combination circumstances mas pIe-
vented "nlIInow'
tn November, 1916, my wife took severe cold,
winch settled upon her lungs. A VIOLENT
COUGH was the consequence, which Increased IN
severity during the winter, and reduced her to al
most ekELE TON u was nearly inaessant,
and attended with SEV EKE PAlN in the SIDE
ano BhEAo J, accompanies WIN fEYEk aud
GUILD MIGHT SWFAI is. SHE EAPEl 10
RATED more Than PINT OF MATTER DAI'
LY, ULCERS THERED upon her LUNGS
and Dlo, II NJ Ed. HEX HANDS and EEL.
WEhE C0hD AND Ci,A MN as death, aud a
roNrLH I'm 81 LED upon lIEt LIPS
Inc sklli ana Vared Efforts Of our family physician
were completely BAF FLED. on the LIST OF May,
lo4i, he informed me tha'he could do nothing more
than granl her temporary relief that her case WAS