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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

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TAXATION OF STATE SroCKs "--"The
propriety OF taxation, or the justice o
excluding certain property, is the only
thing to be considered. 1t is the easiest
thing in the world for the State TO with
hold the ia out of their interest,""
So says the Ohio Statesman The
Cincinnati Chronicle, taking this quota.
ton as text, handles the repudiaiine
disposition manifested in Convention
severely rasping the Repudiator's epi
dermis in way well calculated to make
him feel. The Chronicle aptly says:
"WhhhoId the interest! Hu! And
pray what is that but the meanes, kind of
reputation? When we said, there was
no way To collect such tax. we well
knew that the State ofOhio had the pow.
erto seize its neighbours goods in ,ransitu
or to repndiate its own debts! But. We
did not assume that The Stale of Ohio, or
any portion of its people, intended To
steal nor do we nuw-nOtwi;hstanding
the Ohio Statesman's announcement that
it would withhold portion of the inter
est due! This confession does not sur
prise us. although we did not think the
Statesman green enough to make it.
Withhold the Interest,"" Hence we
shall have 'wi;hholding' as sort Of syn
onyme with 'Swarl wouting,' when an In
Lviduol or a State makes liberal dis
count on his debts 10 other people!
Let us see how ii will work in prac.
tice. John Thompsnn, in New York has
bought ofsome one having it tn sell, "a Ger
rificate for a $1,000 Of Ohio State Stock
bearing 6 per cetit, to the year 1860
Cuniding in The unqnestioued honesty oI
the State Of Ohiu, upon whose fame in
the darkest hour of commercial distress
no man ever cast susp. ciun, John has
really given a $llO for Sl0O On the
first of July he goes to the office Of the
Financial Agent Of The State of Ohio tu
get his interest. which according To con
tract is $50. The Ohio Fiuancier. how
ever, gives him $55l John looks up ahd
says-"Why, how is thisl you have Civ
en- me only $55t' Yes" says the A
gent, we WITHHOLD the other So WITm
HOLD il! What do You meanP' "Why
sir, we WITHHOLD the SIS as TAX due tht
State Of Ohio" Tax! Why, you mus
be mistaken. never owned aldollar o
property in the State nfOhin. am tax
ed for this very properly in the State o
New York II is mistaHe!" THE
fact is. sir. (nnd the agaut bushes ant
looks confused, the State Of Ohio ha
ordered me to WITHHOLD this part OF The
Interest,"" "Sir." says John Thompson
you may call it WITHHOLDING. but cal
it ROBBERY. and The meanest kind ofrnb
berry ton" John Thompson forthwith
sues the commissioners ofthe fund. AM
calls upon the State of New York t.
WITHHOLD the goods of Ohio.
The political depraViiy which coul,
devise and execute such scheme, ma
find an advocate in the Ohio Statesman
but will find no permanent place anon
the people OF Ohio. They have not We
learned. that it is more honorable L
withhold the interest on the public deb
than it is to SwartwOut with the publ
funds. The Convention of the State
while entertaining the idea of laxin
Public stocks. have as yet. exhibited u
intention Of "wi:hholding," Swartwoul
ing or robbing their neighbours proper
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

r AW PARTNERSHIP have associated CHARLES
Lad. MARTIN with myself in the practice Of the
Law, and will in future adopt the style off ID. G..
D. MARTIN, int the management Of business entrusted
to my care. JOHN ID. MAkllN:
Lancaster, October s, 1S5O.-EagLe copy ly23
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

VaIuabIe Farm for Sale.--I am authorised to
sell the farm Of l6O acres, belonging to Mrs. Ma.
ry Ann Worthington, situated some d miles south Of
Lancaster. II is well improved Of good quality of
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, October II, 1850 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

MONT FORGET-That the place to buy the besl
Ogoods at the lowest prices, is at the cheap store
opposite Sheifer's Hotel. w. T WISE.
Lancaster, November 8, 1850. N
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

EsTATES OF PETER & CATHERINE SETTz.-
H. All persons having claims against the Estate Of
PETER SErTz deceased late Of Fairfield county Ohio
Or his Widow, CATHERISE SErrz, now deceased 40.
notified to present them to the undersigned for settle
ment, and those indebted to either viii make imme-
date payment. JOHN A. COLLINS, Ezc'tOr
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IINIE WHOLE TRUTH.-The publle d. ..
NOT VET OUIT.

NOT VET QUIT.
6tAMCEL WILHELM still continues tc manufacture
- ~ his OLD STAND on broad street, every kind Of
Bedsteads and other Furniture, suehas he has
always had hand. and will be pleAsed.o wait upon
ali MS customers and others who may give him call.
His work will be me1. ir the best manner, Of the
he will use MS efforts to give the best G reasons for
the community to deal with fii=a. /, :. --
TURNING always done t5oTder Al kiEds Of Cory
TRY PBoDp1E wiIl Aken in exchange for Furniture
usual Tie report hss been circulated that he In
ended to euit business but this is mistake and he
will be found on hand as iisual 1t MS old shop S. W.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09
LANCASTER, Tbursdsy, Jan. o. 1851.
g DIRECTED WEEKLY ay EIsEEAD 4 pyTf.

From LouisvilIe--Nsw Orleans Markets.
LouSvILLE. January Up NJ
River feet inches ia the canal aud falling.
Weather cool.
The Oregon has ar rived with New Orleans
dates 10 the 2lsl ut. .....
Tobaccn; a select lot sold at l2l; refused 10.
Sugar active nt advance: fair 5405t Mulasses
"a; choice 244. Flour, Ohio $4l Corn 68a69.
Cufee firm; Rio lOi. Whiskey 263.
The Steamer Magnolia s not sunk. She was
at Vicksburg IN the OIL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

TAugusta. Ca. has l2.00o pppula,
tiou--in 1645ii was :, 7,762.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09
BY TstsfsgA Jsr dc Daily Lsnsasisr os.elle

BY 1e'fefaPk JoT hbe Daily Laaeddsr GaEelfs
Arrival sf che Crescent ciiy-eI. 500 900 In
ooia-sRobbeTy on the Islhmus..A vss-
eel burned.
Nav YoeE, jso.7.
The Steamer Crescent City arrived to-day with
400 passengers and Sl 500 600 10 gold dGst be.
sides large quantities ip the hsnds Of passenger
The train arrOss the lsthnus alluded 10 Ia the
news by the usorga. was attacked by sixteen
'nula'eers and pIanderrd Of 100000 Ia gold. al
OF which except about 90 900 had been recovered.
AZ lQP, NJ. Yesterday. the c ssceat City dis
covered . brilliant ligbt un coming % II. i was
fvund To be u vessel on fire and burned almost To
The waters edge The Crescent City cruised a.
bout il, but discovered no boats
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

DoNNETs AND RIBBONS Just received an ex.
ID tensive variety, for sale cheapst WIsE'S.
lancaster, nov 8, 1850 r.'- q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

TNOUND.-The subscriber found sum Of money
Il which the owner can have by paying lm. tdis
advertisement. d. SlFFOkDs
lancaster December 4, 1850. iA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09


In connection with the other departments of their
business they intend to bestow due share of atten-
tion to the manufacture and sale Of Stoves Hollow
Ware and Ploushs They will always be supplied
with assortment Of Cooking, PaIlor, and other de-
scrptons Of Stoves, OF the latest and most approved
patterns, such as Resor's Double Oven, Rochester,
Universe, Preference, President and Bucks Cooking
Stoves They have also the Rouou AND READY
COOKING Stove which az this time is taking the lead
of all others and is superior article.
Their stock Of Hollow Ware such as Sugar Kettles,
Pots Skilets Ovens, &C., will always be large enough
to suit tn market.
They will manufacture and sell low the following
descriptions Of pL0UGHS--Rusnville, Longs Cast,
Kings Barshear, and will soOn commence manuiac-
turing Patent Steel Plough which can in an instant
be changed for two or three horses. These Ploughs
will always be pu up with especial and o. the
best material. hey will always have on hand E-Y-
IRA SHARES lor those that may need them.
Gatiin's Premium Wheat Drill.
They Intend also to manufacture for the next season
the above Wheat Drill. 1t is OF the very best in
use and be sold for Fifty Dollars and will be in
sured to work well. This drill leeds with auger
and is consequently more regular than any other now
in use A model can be seen at the Foundry and our
Wheat growers are respectfully invited to examine
it for themselves.
The custom Of the public is respectfully solicited
Every effort will be made to accommodate them with
good articles at the lowest prices The practical eX-
perence OF the senior partner will enable them to
manufacture every article in the best and most dura.
bic style. Cali and examine before purchasing else
where. d, & j.
Lancaster, December o. 1850 So
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09
Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware.

They have purchased of Mr.. JOHN Work the ey-
ablshnent conducted by him street. one door
EaI OF me ChecEerea store. where they intend to
will always keep hand and manufacture to order all
kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheetlron Ware which will
be made in the best manner and sold the lowest rates
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

Chairs.--Tn the same building, there Izx
is 10 connection with the above establish tGA :,
men: 0lirer Ary's tbrother 20 Hammond N@@tS1
Avy daceaseJ,l Chair Fartory, where all VIII N
articles ia that line can be furnished with y ~
all articles necessary and suitable for
iouse.keepng at the sane pisce, and At the lowest
rates. O. A.
lancaster, November %, 1853. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

TtLANNELS.- Yellow and White WoCiIen
IL Canton, Brown and bleached, At HENLEYBf
sept. 2Oi 1850 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09
REcEIPTs vOR TuE oAzETrr.

RECEIPTS FOR THE oAZETTE,
Lebnl on Peters. .sI,7.' Samuel KanHinsn 81 50
John Wrlsbeimer. 90 WmlBmmirlJ. i75
DR.. NJ Hoover. 80
SEw sUnscRIBKHs,
Dr. H. Muoyer
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

DARTICULAR NOTICE.-I have disposed
BrrIER s BEEnY, and all my old customers will Sc
the necessity of calling and settling their accounts
They will fnd me at the old place and speedy com
plance with this notice is respectfully solicited
JOHN WORK.
lancaster, December "a, 1850 t. d.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09
From Professor HRcllcncS,.

TFVW ITVT VTtSSOI IIttI41LDt0.
"James c. Ayer-Sir: have used your 'CHEaRy
PBcronAI,' in my own case OF deep-seated Bronchi
ts and am satisfied from It's cbemicsl constitution tha
It is an admirable compound for the relief of aryngia
and bronchial difficulties II my opinion to It's su
D. rior character can be OF any service you are at Ii
berty to nse it as YOU think proper. e..
EDWARD HITCHCOCK. IL r.,
pras;dant Of Amherst CnIlaaa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

NOTICE TO THE EPUBLIC.-Having made
new arrangements rdr the future in my business,
all those indebted to me individually earnestly re-
ouested to call and settle their accounts either by cash
or note trust that all without exception will COM
ply promptly with this notice, G. ]. BITLER.
Lancaster, December q, 1850 35
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09
GREAT COUCH E;EMEDY

THNHIS truly valuable Remedy for all diseases Of the
Il Lungs and Throat, has become the cheif reliance
Of the ilicted il is the most certain known for
the above complaints. While il is powerful Teme-
dial sg"nt in the most hopeless OF CoaSlmDtiOn
tits also in diminished doses. OF the mildes and
most agreeable family medicines for common coughs
and colds Read below tue opinion OF men who are
known TO the world, and tie world respect Iheir
opinions.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09
EFOUSE TR1MMINGS.--For sale at the
n Great HdrdlOare Store Sian of The Pad Lock

kNOOSb IIhlWMlN0Ss--tOr SAFE at the
n Great Hardioare Store, sign Of the -Lock
and NIL SAG. ........
10 doz DarS and White Knob Rural Locks,
80 Nos. 2, 3 and d Novelty Works do
10 (" Adams Right and Left Hand do
8 F" tarpenters Rim do
25 Mineral Knob Drop Latches,
10000 Lights Massillon Sash,
Shy 10 by l2snd l9by IA best Pittsbargh Win
dow Glass, White Lead, &c. &c. - ..-
EFFlNGER, WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, november 20, 1850 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

The CENSUS. We learn from the
Washington correspondence Of the New
York Joninal of Commelc ce that the re-,
port from the census office states that the
work of taking the census is progressing
with great uniformity throughout the
whole extent of the United States and
Territories The returns made are. in
the main, very satisfactory. and exhibit
a conimendable degree Of prudence and
Discrimination by the marshals in the ap.
pointment of their assistants. The en-
tire number of assistants will exceed
three thousand. from nine hundred and
sixty seven Of whom returns have been
received. exhibiting, in comparison with
the census Of 1910, a gratifying increase
of population and wealth in every part
Of the Uniun.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

PAfENT DEViLrRY.--A new thing has
lately presented itself to public favor,
which is as complete specimen ofpatent
deviltry as human ingenuity can devise
an Internal machine, compared with
which, in its capacity for dealing destruc.
tion aud death. the device of Fieschi is
but play thing. 1t consists of a small
capsule composed Of gum and sugar,
enclosing about fourth of tea sponnful
ofbrandy, just about enough, with the
excited saliva, To make small toddy in
the mouth, adapted to the ambition and
capcity ofthe rising generation.-The
things, it appears, are sold at the c"nfec
tiouares in the large cities north and
east. and FIVE cents worth of them con
tains about tablespoonful nf brandy.
enough to give buy. as an initial opera.
tion az least. quite an experimental no
tion Of "a drunken sp,ee." WIN claims
tile honor of this invention we do not
know. bot the article seems first to have
attracted the attention ola DR.. Je wett, Of
Rhode Island. WIN has warned parents
and Tho public at large against them
Bali. Sun.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

ExFRAoRDrNkRv--In Henry county,
KY. there is child Uf Mr.. GIauvi le Cob
lin. wis has six lining graadmothers, viz:
one gr H-greit, grandmother; three great
grandi,. others, and two grandmothers. Is
there another similar easel
HARVARD CoLLEeE.-- Josiah P,
Cooke has been appointed to the prnfes-
snrship formerly held by DR.. Webster in
/, the medical school. He will not assume
the duties Of the post until next winter.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

IMMIGRATIoN To New YoRK DURING TnE
PAsr YeAR.-The total number uf immi
grants to the port of New York during
last year was 2l2.796. a decrease of s.
567 from tho previous year. 1862
were from Ireland. an increase of 3,94l
over the year lS49. The immigration
from Germany decreased 10 ,303. From
France. Spain. Switzerland. Sweden.
Belgium, Snuth America and Poland. the
tide of ofimmigratinn has been considera-
bly increased. England has contributed
2S,l25, decrease Of but r96 from the
iIast year. t..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04
United States District Court.


Der. 3-S,nsno,s james Co.lius, indicted for
saut With dangerous weapon "a kbife), on William
Carter On board the ship Western World, Mt the
18th July. 1851. The defendant, on being arrsixned
pleaded not guilty asserting that the blow struck Ia
fefGofence The Judge, In passing sentence the pri
sener told him that he had placed himself in his present
u stion fire. giving way 10 passion.
oft
The Judge said, you being drunk 30 FAR from miti-
gtng your offence, increases II Its conduct such
you1s using the knife ia uuresrapes passion that leads
to the taking Of life AMI conagns the guilty party 10 the
gaDows. men have been recently condemned In this
city. for the offence The sentence q the Court
IL that you be imprtoned for year. at hard labor
and pay fne Of six cents.
william MeIntosh, James, Sanders, Henry Burt on aud
William Ryan Indicted for Eut ny and revolt at
board the chip Columbus the "A and 81 August 1851
The defendents had pleaded guilty. The Judge adj
onish,d the prisoners on the enormy of their offence
for which until recently. (the year 1876 their lives
would have been forfeited by the laws Of the United
States They were now however funject 10 imprison-
ntnt fer ten years, II the Court ct and hne Of
$500 each II they we're able TO pay u. They being all
labcrine men, was useless "a impose dne them;
the sentence therefore that VIM Mcintosh and VIM
Ryan he each sentenced imprisonment and hard labor
for the term Of two years nne Of six cents each
James ssrders and Henry Burton year and hard
labor, and ray fine Of six O. nts each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

fsIDsy, Oct. 3-6 PM
The stock market not 90 buoyant today nor tie
transactions extensive Prices current al the second
board rot sustained aud the tendency throughout
was downwards. This anticipated. The rise was too
rapid and too sudden 70 enabled parties 10 realize ane
brought out stock than the market could bear
The bears doubtless seized the opportunity to put out
contracts to deliver and the prospect at present s
tsny in their favor The bank panic has nearly sub.
sided The suspended banks In this State will probably,
resume In a few days. whether the object for which
the excitement created has been accc mr. she'd or
not, not informed but the effect will be felt by
every bank throughout the State, for some time We
cok for very great contraction In our paper currency
particularly that Of this state which win emblrrsss IN
who have depended upon the country banks for dis
counts &c. We sball see the effect upon the
chants Of this city, Of this contraction Of credits
At the first bard, Efie Railroad declined - per sent
Reading Railroad, y Harlem, y Moris Canal, y,
EdGowoith advanced y per cent. New Jersey Zinc,
Company. T. Most Of the operations for cash
The failure allsded to yesterday, was Messrs souder
simngton and Robinson Of Broad street. This house
las been exten,yey engaged in tie shipping business
and hes to DO with oil than with cotton grain
Sc These remarks necessary in consequence Of the
impression abroad that certain house in Broad street
largely engaged in the oil trade the house reeTredto
The amount Of Treasury notes outstanding on the LIST
CesebeT 1851, was sle5 sell Of which 12seei was q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04
The Builder of the America.

TO TIE Editor or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
sn In Jour paper Ct this morning there Is commu.
niesson BEADED" Builder Of the America" The writer
complain, that there has been aremarksble silence In
regard to who built the sch. America and that he
not remain silsrt when he bic well earned laurpls
taken by another Your correspondent IT, thisk mis-
taken. Col Hamilton. know, Intended and am posi-
tive did state. that the contractor Mr. W II Brown
and that the builder Mr. George Steers laudng the
for his fTirted ofer and the other for his uarivad
tk in modelling and constructing her In the hurried
furnished 70 the gentleman who reported them or he
could RENE mber or procure some doubt omit.
ted or mslaid; and among which must have been the
statement made ~ Col Hamilton I regret sincerely
az AZ p" can do, that the om sion msde and A.
bsve NO wish 70 appropriate 20 myself the property
another will take this occasion Z, rerest-whst have
ard sesln stated both in England snd this
country-that the model and construction Of the yacht
America due, and due alone @ Mr. George Steers
Yours respectfully JOHN G STEVENS
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Police Intelligence.

Arrest Of Ho'ci Thief-A German, calling himself
Jacob Ah.er, detected at Esrles Hotel yesterday
morning, In q occupied by q the lady board
The rogue had already opened Of the trunks In
the room and in the act of making selection cf
articles 70 carry of when the lady returned to her apart
ment and surprised the thief An alarm Immediately
given the prop eto of the house and others rushed
her aid and before the villain had te escape he
taken into eustody The police called In and the
bold robber conducted before Justice Lothrop where In
antver TO . question put 10 him In the German Ian
guageas he pretended he could not understand English
respecting the Of his business In the said room
the rogue replied that he In search Of German
doctor This silly created quite laugh ne the
magistrate asked him he expecte TO find the German
doctor whom he alleged he looking fer at the bot
tom Of the lady's trunk The magistrate committed
the rs,cs TO prison TO answer the charge OF attempting
@ stpal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

TIDE OF EMeRATroS-THE GREAT BRrrAlS
srrAnsurP We learn from a gentleman who ar
rived here within the last few days, fro England,
that there were thirtysix emigrant ships ready to
,ori3r this country on one single day. from various
P,itain Il Europe, and among them the Great
owners we're ts6amshiP. from Liverpool, whose
sage. in order to Jrty Shillings British fSr pas
| ber,hs IN her, on sccoune passengers to engage
that exists, owing TO p-eyiosss popular prejudice
70 Ler safety. Il was eHpccied .. With regard
ff cen hundred passengers. she may 0v'ld have
row every day. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

THE LoNe IsLsND RALhoAp.--The Mayor Of Rros klyn
having arrested the conductors and other enplo, ~
the Iong Island Railroad Company, for running the
ccsnotves through Atlantic street contrary 10 the de-
cision of the Common Council which claims the rixht
Of regulating the matter In this city the direcor by
yay Of retaliation do not permit the train ID come 70
The city. than Jauacs II ls expssed that
the Inconvenience -il BE- lch felt ~ the citizens
that they will use their Influence with the sut aor,.iss n
permit The locomotive 10 usual 60 the feot Of
Atlantic .trte, AZ Frefent stages running from
thence 70 Jamaica
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between and tsnt bvt smid he present. panic and
following tsnts AZ par for bats ears The Bank q
New Rochelle; james Bsnt Of Jsmssvp; Farmers Bank
Mira Western Bank hite Creek Government Stock Bank
81 Michssn; Ocean Bank, New Jersey Farmers nnd Me-
ehsriee' Bank of New Brunswick; and Union Bank, Of
Dover j. And he continues his sales 20 the pabe from
TIE most beautiful assortment Of elastic light brilliant
french model Hate together with large and beautiful
sornent Of French imported Canes Umbrellas and child
rens fancy Hsts ard Csrs 81 bis ssleroom No 80 Broadway
We would sy 20 an onquirng public have tried hs IS
hate and found them equal 10 81 and So hats
troductd &c then and do likewise enber the Broad
way Hatsore for ysur fashionable aud cheap goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04

rgn purifier is the mes. certain remedy for na,
Neualsa ScSfaa kings Evil OLD Ulcers Sc Me- Georrs
d. Davis, corner " Broadway and Pity street 50
ed for The keenest tortures from rheu
ralgia lie reduced in weight little lbs
could obtain relief from medical treatment until advised
10 try the Life Balssm which, In week,
pain He weighs l lbs and the epjsymnt the
most perfect health Mr. Thomas Tton No Allen street.
vas dsrratly AFFLICTED by scr0fua and BARRIERS Itch for
Bis sace and neck disguised WITH deer uces
and running sores that he became loathesome hsard
othts. After trying every remedy which be could hear o.
v.n he vss eaestually cured " the Life Balsau in
and Broome streets; rs cents per bottle.