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STATEN ISLAND YERRY- LEAVE NkM rORK AT
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RARNUMs AMERICAN xUsEUM.-xoRE sPLrNID
49, and sSye5y evening before o'clock III: MANAGE
;s; e: S:s,.
N. n: rs tn; ,s .rs
ssI. The; With Ti.nia tho FAIRY
kavs Family have been a.e,hsF week and viii
dsss %
the Yankee Comedian, Pete Morris CHAPMAN Mr.
COPELAND Miss West. Miss Nsville Miss Barton Highland
Mammoth Boys, WAX Scripture Statuary Madame Rock
WELL tho for teller Admission Is children under
10 years. l21a cents.
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 6W BROADWAY
Il between Spring and Prince only In
Chinese Of all classes several hundred Chinese paintings
hoses and vessels; models If
temples and bridges specimens Of Chinese their
sgriGstural and mechanical implements, instruments Of
mule lanterns 60. &c. Open from nine A. NJ till p
daily Admttnnce Is cents children under twelve half
price.
MONSIEUR ADRIMN THE REAL AND INCOMPAR-
NI able French Magician will continue his Extraordinary
46 Broadway whore he will give grand Magical and Egyp-
tian entertainment Admission 80 children % oents
Doors At oclosk psrformanoos to commence at
CTUYvESANT INsTITUTB-sECOND COURSE OF
~ Hills lectures and enertanmens-Mr HILL familiarity
oaed Yankee HILL respectfully announces to the public
Monday evening April lS at the Stuyvesant
Institute and be given evening during the week. when
vocalist Miss Fanny Frazer Tickets, to admit lady aud
gsnteman Oc Extra ladies' tickets 25c gen single
tickets, 5Oc.; children under 10 years old, 25c
V>OWNSENR AND ORR'S MAMMOTH PANORAMAs OF
the Hudson River and the City of New York.
hbion New Large fitted up expressly for these
paistings NJ Ne 800 Broadway cerner Walker street,
Doors open at win commence moving o'clock.
Tickets There will be Afternoon Exhibition every
families schools and those VIII" cannot make it convenient
attend evenings.
COLONEL FREMONTS NONDESCRIPT WILL. BIB
~ exhibited all this week. at 800 broadway. Adntanoa
z, In producing this animal oxerted all her
and doubtless this
specimen There is in composition greater the
animal creation than be found in any The
visrs ast0nished this
Geological Gardens London. Admit
tAnco IS cents; children half price.
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MEDICAL.

PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION OF SIGHT
L Professor BRONSON. NJ d., after twelve years study
trial perfected his discoveries whereby the Natural
Sight preserved for life without glasses also perm
after glasses been twenty thirty
and sight cured-aA in few weeks
without surgical operation pain injury material
~ interfering with business pleasure and
lively small expense Part Of the ieo advance
balance the close the lessons (which range from
and If satisfied after reasonable efforts IL sha
he refunded 0ce dAysin NewYork Thursdays Fridays and
Saturdaysin Warren No from Broadway near
Hall and in Boston the other days. Mt Is Winter street All
letters must he postpaid
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DR. PAwCE1T CAN Bk COMPLEMENTARY x, II, =. COn-
The most obstinate yield his mode Of treatment which
- a. o. principle Structures cured tho
Man victims Of solitary indulgence ase
ally With : certainty Of cure Ofhoe 81 Deg street.
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ON OOO BOTTLES, AND OVER, or DIR DE-
OOOaNlOO witt C. Kenrer.s Linima ant hnxa bean aold

SOO OOO Ksnssr nnont have "S BEEN DS DID
without n murmur $1,000 will be paid to any person whs
will other medicine that has
wonderful class of disease which
family heir 1t admitted by many of the pro-
found scholars Of the various medical institutions be the
mldest most santive and agreeable prescription.
internal specific that been
sale during the history Of medicine 1t
rnnied in all eradicate pains of every nature and
heal all Of Sores Cuts and Bruises Dyse terry D
arrhra Bilious Collie and all Spasmodic Afeo ions Tho
taken used renders it times cheaper than othor
medcne offered for sale Asa strong and convincing proof
and most ska in the country to lay down all other
Kellnger all required tho and
cheapest be whom proud the
OF referring to gentlemen whose will be known
hronsou. the and breadth Of land via
Hon. NJ II. Grinnel Hon. r. H. Norris Hon. Rich Carmsn.
Mr.. VIM. L. Norris Mr. Gov. Morris Mr. James BathgAts.
continuation have Irvngs Costers Livingstone.
Depoes Raes. Ludlowes, Bradhursts
Loards Schemerhorns &c. Ac short nine enhs Of ths
elite Of this many other large cities the
only medicinal wonder Of the Sold ut No. go Pearl
street cents bottle or 81 per dozen; 6 Broadway
Reddng Co.. OF Boston, and Of the Druggists
Generally. throuxhou the cit and country
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-NORE sPLrNID

THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM. S@ BROADWAY
between Spring and Prince only one In
this country consists of number of fo figures
Chinese Of all classes several hundred Chinese
in houses and vesscls models If
temples and bridges specimens Of Chinese their
agrotur and mechanical implements, instruments Of
mule lanterns 60. &c. Open from nine A. NJ till ton p w.
daily Admitnnoe, Is CENTS children under twelve, half
uriee
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hK kALIH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PM-
~ vae Irestiss 30, - Greenwich strees-Omoe hssrS
70 IL A. M p NJ (Sunday excepted) Those vac apply
in the early stages will DO surprised ~ the rapidly and as
lnconNenenos attending their cnre Is chiefly hSweves
those no have suffered from GLASS OF people, wne
properly appreciate his services strotn. rom ~
Grst anced snd distressing stags
tfrom advantages and very
he can AFFORD rapid. easJ and rahea ous r'o" mo
ANN
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ITO THEATRICAL MANAGERS-FOR SALE. THE IN
expired Of tho Lease -four and hsl Of the
Front street Theatre Baltimore re.sny rehttsd il shs frat
10 occupation The paid BY per
receipts Direct, prepaid Bsx 245O Post Once. New
York.
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COLONEL FREMONTS NONDESCRIPT WILL BIB
~ exhibited all this week. at 40 broadway Adrnitanoa
r. In producing this animal cxered all her
and doubtless this her last and
There is in its composition greater variety Of the
animal creation than bc found in any museum. The
visites astonished this
To he this week only will sail for Europe take
the chief post the Geological Gardens London Admit
TANGO IS children half price.
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CASTLB GARDEN-THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN
nsns during the ensuing season further pxrtsulaR
and terms apply the office tho premises letter
(post pAid) directed to the proprietors. -
FRRNCH h HHISER-
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VNANTED-BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA-
w Seamst and attend lady take
invalid Would have objection 30 assist in chamber
work. is good dress maker and understands all
kinds plain needlework has objection to travel
to the country be highly recommended Address NJ A.
I law str
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A rCTION NOTICE-EXTRA SALE THIS DAY AT 1917
IA o'clock in the old church William and Frankfort
SIS, consisting of Dry Goods Ladies Dresses Table Linen
Silver Ware Cutlery Napkin Rings lot of valuable Cloth
paw nbrokers 60. &C. Also quantity of Furni
ture, &C., with which the sale will commence.
THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
Next sale will be At II Spruce street. Saturday.
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nR. POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST. DEvOTBs HIB
- attention usual y diseases Of the Rye and Eas.
26 Broadway, entrance IN Warren where b
had his Trsatse the price 10 esnts also psmpll
free charge which describes his method Of rsagths
ing weak just imported large supply Of Artificial Hyss
DR WHEELER. OCULIsT - GREENWICH sTRuRF,
- dovotes his exclusive attention y diseases q ~ Iys
and has for sale beautiful selection Of Artificial Eyes
just received from Paris Office hours from A. n. 70
O'Clock M pamphlet oontaning many remarkable
effected by Dr. Wheeler be had gratussusy his soA
WASHINGTON, d. c., JUNE 10TH, lsis-HAvTNQ
w used Green's Oxygenaed Biters we cheerfuly reeo
mend them believing they will accomplish all that 10 said u
them. Samuel Phelps and William Upham, U. s. Senator's
from Vermont Sold at 6 Broadway by ths Empire Com
pany.
&c ATEEN FUN."-THE CELEBRATED CHI NRSR
Nl Skin Powder This elegant and far famed sriceosr
restoring identifying and the complexion rend
ing the skin deicateiy white smooth and so be had
druggists and pcrfumers generally MRS HAYEl
Fulton wholesale Of prophet HOBB6
81 Broadway Now York Beware Of counterfeits Tho gea
uine article bears my written signature each box.
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MONSIEUR ADRInN, THE REAL AND INCOMPAR-
I able French Magician, will continue his xtraordinary
S0irees every evening this week, the Minerva Rooms
46 Broadway whore he viii give grand Magical and Egyp
tan Admission, 80 children %
Doors open ut oclosk; lsrformanoes to At g.
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w ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do chamberwork and fine washng
objections the country The best
given Can be for two days Please Gall No % Great
Jones street ~ in the
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" ANTED-A SITUATION BIT A RESPECTABLE
W Protestant French young woman as Seamstress
attend lady Sho well able teach the rudinonts
native tongue she has received good educaon
speaks the German and English Languages she understands
many kinds of Necdlework and highly recommended
dress inquire from 10 o'clock A. NJ till =. NJ to No. II
Rns street. mes forts .rent
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
w Chambermaid and assist in the washing and ironing
would do general homework small private family Is
Protestant and has cd city reference Can be for
by applying ~ Tenth street. 9th in the
basement.
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VNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A
situation Chambermaid or to take care Of children
No objection short distance in the country Can
the of city reference Address Canal street.
Greene n Mercer streets.
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DR.JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
- in tho Of delicate deasosThs Doctors
skill half
years Constitutional Weakness brought
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MO CURB NO PAY.--DR. CORBITT, 10 DUANR DT.
IN may consulted tho treatment Of deisat
discusses practice Of sixteen years devoted treat
Of dclicste diseases enables Dr. c. the
form Of this disease Recent CURED in three day
cd
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VVANTED-A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID AND
w Laundress, by faithful and steady who has
respectable families a. present in
the whom she refer. Also, Cooks situation
wanted by experienced who capable of her bust
le her of her late
ployer would house for the Inquire
AT Pr
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AUCTIONS.

DY JACOB s. PLATT-L c. CARRINGT0N AUC-
ID tioneerStock Of Hardware for Retailers also, Naua
Bile Cutlery and Assorted Wooden Ware Baskets &cJacob
s Patt will SELL This Day commencing at 10 o'clock Mt tho
Auction Room % Plat street for account of whom may
without largo quantity of all kinds oil
Hardware, Cutlery Fancy Goods Wooden Ware. Baskets
Laranned Ware Brushes, stove Fixtures Pattern Cards
Scythes Rakes Hay and Manure Forks Shoyes
Spades Spoons Hinges Piles Bed Screws saws sand paner
Pals Tubs Crmpng Machines, Chdrens Baskets Wagons
Hoes Axes Hatces and endless variety Of various kinds
making general assortment Also tine French
Aocordeons, Gold Watches, quantity of Jewery, &c
Also II o'clock by order of Consisnce IS dozen Phadel
handle Shovel they lay in front Of the
prime order The attention Of purchasers directed
to this sale I.G. G.,
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MO CURE. NO CBAKGE.-DR MURPHY, OF 63 GOLD
IN street. souhdentaly consulted all forms Of privsts
diseases Recent GASES Of EenorrhsA he In swo fs
days Constitutional debility and impotsHoy sessssfuly
treated by Dr. NJ No used in hndrsns
from business Ofhoe. 63 Gold street. Open frsn A. ~ "
2p
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"ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman, situation as Childrens Maid or Cham
bemaid Is good plain and attentive
of children will he found willing and obsng Please call
a g52 Division rect.
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NOR SALE-A NUMBER OF KING CHARLES SPA
nies; also, pair Of handsome Terriers small size the
Of the breed and just imported from Europe The
can DO at ~ broadway, opposite Rector street.
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RY J. HEGEMAN. 'UCTIoNEER.-SATUR DAY
ID April l4thr at hsf, past o'clock A. MWarren, thir
Louse west Clinton street. BrooklynMahogany Secretary
and Bookcase Sofa, Mahogany Chairs Centre and Dnin
Tables Bedstoads Bureau Washstand Clock Crockery
Kitchen Furniture.
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VNANTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, Nurse and Seamstress. assist in
washing and ironing The best Of city reference given
character and capabty. Please call No ~ East WASH
INIT
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DR COOPER IA DUANE SREATT, HAS, FOR THE
- years. confined his praotcs " the tes
nent Of Diseases OF delcats
He can Of this disease; And
mild removed p two to i've days perfect oue Or ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THO LET-IN NEWARK, N. j.. WITHIN TEN MIN
u,es walk Of the Railroad Depot the neat two story
No 40 Fair street. Said house is in
perfect repair contains cellar and
dining room, kitchen in the with through the
building Also beautiful garden. tastefuly arranged with
grape vines &C. To careful tenant rent very
.ow. INQUIRE Of S. PARDESSUS,
laid LAM on he ennis
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
CABINET MAKING.

THNllE undersigned respectfully announces To
the cIhzeus Of Lancaster aud vicinity, that
he inlends carrying on tie above business ~ all
Rs Dariops branches, at the old stand Of Henry
SclulN, in CoaatWS Rpw, two doors below the
l'sSlr Office, where by strict attenionto business
he hopes IL receive liberal share OF public pa
l'nnaSr lie Intends To keep work Of the plnin.
csl aud most fashionable sly on hand, at all times
aud at nll prices. ilswurk Will be mnde IN the
very bcS manner nnd Of tho best seasoned timber.
llc has in has employ some ii tho very best work
mrn IN tho Snc mud therefore can warrant hi
work Ho will make;
SOFAS aud LOUNGES Finest quilted ia tho
plalrcst pad seats;
TURKISH DlVANS and OTrOMANS;
SIDE BOARDS--ullho most fashionable nu,l
superior style, aud ol various patlcrus;
| BUREAUS Mnhsgauy aud puin nloyory ,lcs.
cnption; TABLES ofall patterns and styles;
MAHOGANY CHAIRS Book Cases aud Sc
ctcaricsi Counting House aud other Desks;
llAr RACKS OF every description;
WARD ROBES and WASH STANDS;
BEDSTEADS- Mahogany Walnut and Chea,
lllglll'ost Frcnch Cuuccs, French, Grccian and
Sorpeninr.
COfflNS nude in the shortest notice mud n,
extra charge Tor hearAc. Al funerals will be at
tended to ia person,
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% u u q % 4 q Y = y
"A letter from. JOHN ii. COLLINS. ESQ.
EDITOR md PROPRIETOR orMe TEN
PERANCE ORG.4N also AGENT AND
LECTURER Ior The GRAND DII'LSION
Of SONS or TE.MPER.4NCE Of OHIO.
--.. ClNcrNNATI, November %, 1913.
A. b' SCovrLL-Dear Sir FOi the past eig ht or
len months, have felt inclined to say something
in relation 10 the EXTRAORDINARY HEAL
ING QUALITIES OF your preparation Of Dr..
Rogers Compound Syrup Of Lvelwon and.1ar,
Tor your own, but more especially for the benefit
those m ortunale persons whe are 'ffIREA TEN
DorAFFLlCTEDwilh PULMONARY CON.
SUMPTION, and who like myself have a great
aversion toqIacks, 10 their specifics and calholf
cons; bat a combination Of ClIcumstanc has pre-
vented Until nov. -...
In November, 1916, my wife took n severe cold,
which selllrd upon her lungs. A VIOLENT
COUGH was the consequence, which increased IN
severity during the winter, and reduced her 10 al.
most SKELETON Ii was nearly insessant,
and attended with SEVERE PAIN in The SIDE
aud BREAST, accompanied with FEVER and
COLD NIGHT SWEATS. SHE EXPECTO
RATED more than PINT Of MATTER DIAL
LY, ULCERS GATHERED upon her LUNGS
aud DISCHARGED. HER HANDS and FEET
WERE COLD ANDCLAMMY as death, aud
PURPLE TINT SETTLED upon HER LIPS.
The skill aud varied efforts Of ON family physician
were completely BAFFLED. On The Isl of NAV,
lS4I, he informed me that he could do nothing more
than grant her temporary relief, that her case VAS
HOPELESS, and that she could NOT SURVIVE
more Than fortnight al the lnrlhest. Immediate
ly called upon DR.. Il $. NEWTON of this civ
(who has been so sklllul IN the treatment OF can
GERS aud stated her case to him. lie recommend
ed Dr. Rogers biverwou and Tar, assured me that
there was nothing Of guackery about IT, hn, purely
a SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, and gave me
the history Of several eases, all considered hopeless
where his PREPARATION REDloHEALTH
bolue was procured, and in QUE week the ex.
pectoralion was yearly CONQUERED. She con
imucd gradually 10 improve, he appetite returned,
her COUGH in few months CEASED. SHE
RECOVERED her STRENGTH, and to a very
great drgIce her rheahh, and is nov a MOST FIX
TRAORDlNARY TROPHY oflhe HEALING
VIRTUES ofDR. ROGERS PREPARATION
OF LlVEBWORT AND TAR.
can also say that | have derived very great ben
eh from this preparation, for hoarsonrss sore throa;
and structure across the chest. | have been ena
hled, while SUFFERING FROM SEVERE
COLD AND HOARSENESS, to speak vim
comparative ease FOR two hours. II has one adj.
vantage, in my own case, over other expeclorants,
II does not derange the digestive functions, pruduc.
ing headache, or nervous inability,
regard IL as admirably adapted for the use of
public speakers. Respectfully yours,
...-... ....... JOHN A. COLLINS.
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Just Received

A SUPPLY Of SURGEONS Pocket Instru
IA ments, Tooth Keys and Forceps, a variety
Df Trusses, and lhe best Supporters and Shoulder
Braces ever offered in this market Pc
.ai sl.a.iit 8tt GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August II, 1848 aaal IA
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DSs. GOUCAIII'N
Celebrated Aguc Medicine

NnIllS Medicine has proved itself To be the
~ smest salesl aud qIickcstremedy Tor Chills
aud Fever, now in use Unlike most nl the umrl,
patent n0slrli,ns ni HE ddy II does MT profess Ia
cure the whole la Of Diseases to which llrsl i.
hrifi Bulrimply Chills md nlcrmillcnts.
We shall uul travel irnm Maiue Ia toorsh, In
pr0cnro'ceitliehles but lrom the thousands, whu
have boou cured Wy tho uso VI this medicinc th,
following gentleman have permitted mo To an
pend tiiefr names;
CsarBGCrH I'VE the Uulcffigncd, take pleasure In re
commanding to tic public, Dr, GoronIRs ,gnu Medicine
sold by W T. bkArS, Laucastnr ono. Wcare satisfied
aiioF having used toafsnlves and IN Enucs that
y inallir or Tho IhiH and Fever lravinr non,
NJ lhe bad effects IN tho system, which Frequently olo,
c isc Of uuiniic aud most Agents urcd ~ the cure
this unpleasant and itonbcsomo diacaae
\. McVElGt ROBERT FIJI DING
SAMUEL Rhodes, II. 7. IloYT.
JACOB SllOFF, JOHN l. TUTlllLL,
SAMUEL RAINEY,
In adliIidn 10 The above, VIZ append the fnllow
my lmnished Ivy General NImcrackeu:
although { hfvcI used ~ Gouchsts Arm hrds Inc
have akn0wledge VI Tho adooD siftcls n ni had upuI
those Of ~ aequanantea. who hove uard H., u,.
SAMUEL 4. MACCRACkEN.
HswAIs oG fn,posIJIon.
The great demald iOf this Medicine from dis
tants has induced inc 10 authorize several person,
mA6enfs 70 sell il, whose names and residence
a'e gwen below, aud no person should purchase
lrpn any Que, who has not written authority
lrum me. signed IN my own aIld.writIig.
Bach prescription viii be accompanied 6y print.
Ell directions Tor nSiug the sumo.
IbN NE public may not be imposed upon by
persons el1nniqs lobe u, posseSsion of the AleIf
cue tassotoe qVeareahy done,J we give below
acoPy ofa notice bpm pr. Goucutn, "
,,ss,e,. =, W, s. BEATTY.
ny mt 10 sell my ignt Medicine In fanhed Co0hy uho
AsbbaagL g. Co, B,emes; WIN y
Rush, Royaitoni q Gegg Likopohs; II Leouard,
BosH; y Haynca. Piedsaatpiits; Jnnes chypool
New Salem; W B Horner, Miterspors Thos. An
derSon, Ch1uacsy, AthSnS co, Ohio.
April -, Is10 40
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.Jcwelry.

DlNS. Bracelets Belt Buckles. Ear Rings, Fin.
IL ger Rings, Lockets, Chains, Pencils, &c. &c.
Ofthe richest and latest patterns, Just received al
aa s=. GATES q COSPER'S.
Talundge House, Mqy 18, ls49 .
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999 6 9 9 & 9 9

& z q & { & & q 9
BEJp.4RE or "A EASE COUNTER FEIT!
Prepared in June last by JOHN Il. TOLAND,
(in the employ of GEORGE NJ. ALLEN, Drug
gsl, Of lCincnnali), This Counterfeit is sold by one
JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, Ky. We lately
learned thar our first citizens have been grossly i'm
posed upon by this Counterfeit by some Of the
Druggists of Cincinnati, The particulars will be
published III a few days. Mr. Rogers has Justly
exposed the BARE FACED oUrR AGE aud coMTEMrTi
BLE IMPOSITION Of this John II, Toaud in counter
letting tbs Medicine, and FORGING the fac sime
Of his name.
The following Drugsi.ts Of Cincinnal, have GER,
TiFlED lha; Mr.. Rogerss statements are entitled 10
the fullest confidence Of the pubic;
Messrs. WAYNE ( PLEIs. ALFRED A. NoRTn,
WM. 5. MERRItb, a IS. MERRILL, W. f. SMrrn,
WM 7. FARouHAR. Also; A 5
Mt III. II. SPERRY, Proprietor of the Herald
OOce, aud G. w. SrARBUCK, Proprietor Of the
Times Office, have certified as above, and further
more HAT the statement of John T.. Toland is
FALSEn! ..... t~..rf .. - -.
0ry-lMPoRTANT CAUTION.-Owing to
the late counterfeit, Or. Rogers Liverwort and Tar
will be hereafter onvelopod in WHITE WRAPPER.
and splendid steel plate engraved LABEL, and
sgned ANDREW ROGERS. For sale whole,
sale aud retail by A. L. SCoVlLL,
'E Corner Of Fifth aud Race, Cincinnati.
..lS5-lh The Genuine viii be enclosed in a W,ik
Wrapper and Splendid Steel Plate Engraved
Label, For sale wholesale by rr1l. g "'
A. L. sCovILL,
Corner Of Fifth and Race, Cincinnati.
Also, by BURY & BECK, Lancaster, Fairfield
County, General Agents; Ashba,,gh & Beery. Bee
men; Glendenpins " Corner, Winchester; w. w.
tite' Lilhopolis: Crist & Pickering, Pickerington;
A. & f. Mithoff, Lockvile: w. F. Breck, Carroll:
Leonard & Brother, Basil, N, Beatty & Co. Bal
tmores John woodward, New Salem: Z. Kalb,
Rushville: Daniel Hawkins, Sugar Grove. ~
February ?, 1919. 39lf