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tie makes this declaration for the purpose of OBJ
tanning the bounty land to which he may be entitled
under the ''act granting bounty land TO certain
officers and soldiers who have been enga ged in the
military service OF the United States," passed 22I
March, 1852, and that he is not entitled TO, has
received, bounty land under any other act Of Con
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-03-26
A Chemical Compound similar to the
/ Natural OIL ofthe Hair.
THE SPANISH HAIR GLOSS.

A Clean, white and beautiful prepara
IA lion for promoting the growth lux
uriance and beauty of1he Hair-remo
wing dandruf, scales and scurf, and Gu.
ring the cutaneous diseases OF the scalE
-unequalled for keeping the Hair moist
impar,ing 10 il a rich silky sofiness ant
highly beautiful lusire. lis soothing
and agreeable properties will he found
remarkable, applied either TO tho head
or irriiaiions Of the skin. I, Is unlike
any CT the Alcoholic and Oil prepara.
,tions so commonly used for The Hair
It's superiority over all Hair preparations
consists in its properties being moisien.
ing and cooling, instead oc drying ard
heating as tho alcoholic preparations are
and being free Of the greasy qualities oI
morrow, oils, &c. It's power to remove
the glutinous coating which obstruc,s
the pores Of the skin when unhealthy
and which prevent the follicles from
exuding an oily substance necessary tc
the natural ,noistdre, beauty and growth
Of the Hair, is uhequnlled.
One free application ofthe Hair Gloss
will impart more lasting beauty and
moisture to the hair, than whole bottle
ofihe alcoholic preparations usually sold
hesides in will not soil the finest linen
Persons whose hair is slightlysgray, will
find this article to make their hair darker,
and render the gray hairs scarcely per.
ceptible. Mothers will find this preparl
ton the best they can use TO dress chill
dren's hair, keeping !, in place, giving il
most beautiful lus,re and causing il to
grow luxurianily. If any preparation ol
art can canse the nair 10 grow, the Span.
ish Hair Gloss will do il.
Very liberal discounts made 10 Drag
gists and those who buy by wholesale.
Address c. P. Fay, Owego, ~. X. Price
25 cents per bottle,
Dealers in Putnam county, Ohio, can
learn terms on enquiry Of the editor Of
the Venture, al Kalda, Ohio.
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On tha, day rendered in said last men
toned county.

on tha, day rendered in said last men
toned county.
SEC. lS. All process and remedies
authorized by the laws Of this Slate,
when The present constitution took ef-
feet, may be had, and resorted TO, in
theproper jurisdiction, under The present
constitution; and all The laws regulating
the practice Of, and imposing duties upon,
or granting powers 10 the supreme court,
or any judge thereof, and the courts Of
common pleas respectively under The for
mer constitution, except as 10 matters Of
probate jurisdiction, in force when the
present constitution took effect, shall gov
ern the PRACTICE OF, and impose the like
duties upon the district courts, and courts
Of common pleas, respectfully. created By
the present constitution, SO far as such
process, remedies and laws may be appli-
cable TO said courts and judges raspcc.
lively, or any Judge thereof.
SEQ. l9. Each Judge Of the supreme
court, and Of the courts o!conmon pleas
before entering upon the duties Of his Of
fee, shall take an oath OF affirmation,
pursuant to the seventh section or the fif.
tsenih article Of the constitution, to SUP.
port The constitution Of the United States,
and the constitution Of the State Of Ohio,
TO administer Justice without respect 10
persons, ard faithfully and impartially to
discharge and perform al the duties in.
cun,bent upon him as such Judge, accord
ing 10 the best Of his ability and under.
standing; and the said oath, with tbs
certificate Of the officer administering
the same, shall be endorsed on the com
mission Of such judge.
JAMES G. JOHNSON, 4
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
President Of the Senate.
February 10, 1859.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.
Dana Columbia
VS.. ~
In cAsn.sry.
'ratius. Tonic, Diaretie es6 MD
CGfhdrtie. el.,.
Eli Dimock and

Mary Oimock. his wife utr,
In Chancery, In The. Court Of Common Pleas. sf
pauding County. in the State OF Ohio, Ell Dimosk
and Mary Dimock. his wife, are hereby notified that
on Inc third day Of February, in the year eighteen
hundred and ffty.two, Dana Columbia, Of the Coun
Of Pa lding in the State of Ohio, hed his Bill
Chancery in the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
county ngainst them, and which Bill 10 now pending
In said Court and states among other things shat the
said Ell Dimock and Mary Dimock. his wife, on the
twenty third day of September In the year sigbtasn
hundred and fi:ty, executed mortgage TO the said
Daha Columbia upon lot number thirty .sghf, Ia the
recorded town plat of the town Of Junction In saiA
County, In order to secure the payment Of proms
s0ry note executed and delivered TO the said Dana
Columbia by the said Eli Dimoek. and dated on the
twenty third day Of September, In said last mentioned
year, for the of one hundred dollars with interest,",
and payable in year after date to the said Dssa
Columbia or bcarer,
The object and prayer Of said Bill is that an
count may be taken OF the amount OF principal snl
interest due upon said promsory note and mortaags.
and that the premises may he sold and the
proceeds thereof applied TO the satisfaction Of the
same. And the said Ell Dimock and Mary Dimoek.
his wife, are arehy further notified that unless they
appear and plead answer demur 10 said Bill within
sixty days after the next Term OF said Court, the
said Dana Columbia, nt the Term next aftsr the sx.
piration Of said sixty days will apply 10 said Court 70
take the matters the Bill as confessed and 10 decree
r. ALEXANDER sANKEy LATTY,
Solicitor for Complainant
r.t.a C.h.,,,x -, ash A n 1880 ~ goS
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NOTICE
rs hereby given that the Subscriber was at the
i October Term of the Court OF Common Pleas, OF
Putnam County, Ohio. appointed md duly qualified
Administrator u the Estate Of Thomas shehan, late
: go '' JAMES H.vAIL.
December I8 1851. k $50
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By A. r. MCCLURE.
THE citizonso Of Putnam and the adjoining
IL counties. and the travelling public gem
erully are respectfully informed. that r. R.
Mcclure has purchased the above well
known stand, and which he is fitting up for
the receptionand accommodation of travel
ers. and wherehe will be at sll times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travel
ing public generally. @tsa ailt 'ppi
AS Mr.. McC. is we'll know as landlord.
and the Recommendations Of the KALIDA
HOTEL .its S TABLES, &C., are we'll known
to be ample, ,,he deems it unnecessary to say
more than tha. his beet exertions will be
given TO cater for the tastes and comfort of
the travelling public, who may give him a
call, and that he is determined to provide the
best thefconntry affords.
February 4 1850. @s'' 46ix
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AM ACT

II VI
To cede TO the United States the Jurisdiction
Of Green Island, in Lake Erie, and in, the
county Of 0uowa, for the site Of Light
House. !,
SIC. 1. Bea enacted blythe General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, Tha, the
jurisdiction Of Green Island, 10 Lake
Erie, and lying in the county Of Ottowa,
and 10 tho State Of Ohio, purchased BY
the United States Of American for tho
purpose Of erecting Light House there
on, and containing thiriy.two acres Of
land, be and the same is hereby ceded
10 the United States, for the use and
purpose ofa Light House; provided tha,
The Jurisdiction so ceded shallno, extend
SO as to impede or prevent the execution
OF any process Of Ia v, under the authority
Of this State, except so far as j. may
affec, any Of the real OF personal properly
Of the United States on said Island; and
the same shall be and remain exemp,
from taxation, so long as il continues the
property Of the United States. :,
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofibe House 0fRepreseniaiives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
January 10, 1852.
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For the payment Of the costs OF pros
ccuting and transporting convicts to ihe
Penitentiary, fifteen thousand dollars.
fSAsl JAMES @. JOHNSON, y
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
January 10Th, 1852. la s.c
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JUST RECEIVED:

RY Railroad 10 Findlay, an additional
- assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Jeans, Tweeds,
Of various qualities and colors, ETC.. etc.
Flannels, cotton and woollen, very
cheap. .,ssaa ...as
De LANES, Silk, Lustres, etc .'
A new lot Of cheap and fancy Prints,
Table Diapers, Drapery, Silk and Satin
Ves,ings, etc.. etc, for sale verv low, BY
WAl. g. A. u. TAYLOR. 4
Kalida. Dec. "a. 1851. SOL
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~ ENTLEMEN'S HATs.--Threo dozen,
Vt OF the latest STYLES Of ffashionabls Hats,
imported from New York, for sale BY
WV. Il A. ]. TAYLOR.
Kslds, Dec. 1851, cSs
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\ I,Willism M. Bell, Auditor in and for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing laws have been careful.
ly compared by me, and are in accordance
with those certified to by the Secretary
of State. s 8
WILLIAM M. BELL, Auditor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-04
DRY GOODS.

FOR Kry-S WEAR they have Freurh Cloth. Doe
skins and Fancy Cassaers. Coi'red and White Linen.
Drills Cotonsies, Festn-s. styles Marseles Vet
ings. English Hosiery &c, ke.
FOR LADIES' WLAI, rirh astsred Black Silks, plain
aud eian-eabls sik., striped SIks Mar,enes, CHECKED
India Siks Florence GroIeusp Glarr>- Tars painted
J.,ouers and London Trpei Bar-s-e De Lsins, sg sr
plain Nousr!incs, Toll D. Noire, French and sc5Jch
Gnchs1.. needle worked Collars and Cnier leeye Ja>-
rst and Sass Ei-:ncr. ana 5wi,s Inserting. W"Van
Linen Ed=ngs ard L.es, plain ard fanny Cap Nets (ew
styee) Tarct7ns Illusions, No.des. erhro derrd and
clear lawn Hdkf.. superior quality Kid. Tsiieta and
elk 6oye, long and short Mohair Nts, White Grape
shawls. elegant Spring shaw's H. Ae large a.scTt,
rnent Of FURNISHING GOODS Drug-ets, Mstts, Stair
psuask suIer Cotton Sieeiings, Iltias Css, Muslin.
Furniurr Chick Tclings, Cotton Frine Cotton Tsbr
psler Daussk Table Cloths Nnpkius D0y-iss EIhos>'d
Cloth and Cotton Tabl. Covers, supr asr-ees Quilts
Counteranes, Uuckabuck, Diaper AMI Crash Toweling
&c. &c
Their stock Of GROCERIES is very large
and ch@.p Their QUEENsWAkE a.-o.,aeu,
il one OF the finest ever brought TO this section
OF COUNTY,, ard extremely low. Also an extensive
lot o, IiARDW ARE.
Their St Dck of Goods having been purchasei
at the presen, extremely low prices. for Cash
enables them 10 ciies unu-usl inducements as
respects variety. style and prices. The pubiic
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
CJCoaniry Produce At the highest market
prices usnted in exchange for Go".s
GEDDES s. RDDIyGS.
Lewishure April 27 's5c
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-04
Nav 3O.-This has been a

Baltimore. Nav 30.-This has been a
day Of great political excitement IN this
civ. notwithstanding that II Is Sunday
Speculauons as 10 the chances ot the 'ari'
GUS Presidential candidates OF The Demo-
cratic parry for The nomination oil the
National Convention, that assemblies mere
on Tuesday, is rife. and the irends ..
Cass, Douglass and Buchanan, are ha'D
a. work, caucusing and mastering 'o' '''e
struggle. The Buchanan'ies aPle'' "
exbibl, more energy and oe'ernr"','on
,h,, al The others combined. NO less
,h., 81, hundred Of the friends of The
great PensyIvanian have come Gown 10
,he riry from The counties OF Lancaster
and chester. and have established Bu.
chsnan headquarters" al Carroll Hall.
one of the largest and most elegant rooms
10 Inc city, where they have arranged ior
buunlliul supply of refreshments. and
have issued several thousand tickets oi
admi,,ion-sood until The adjournment of
The Convention. The Pennsylsan'a and
Virain,a Delegates are called upon 10 meet
,ls,a 10 morrow night, when the festival
.,,n bs opened. and pians adopted 10 far
a., a., ,be interest. OF their iavorie.
4 general impression exists ioai Inc
@. ,,en in the Convention will, on the
saro,s ,allor, 90 over partly 10 buchanan,
and psr,,y 10 Douglass. glr'ns Buchanan
100 sp5 Douglass ITO. A. 10 The MIRO
baJlo, no one ventures conjecture. but
Cass j. believed to be out Of the question. .
The New York Delegation is regarded as
holding the ..baiaace Of power"
A printing office sent Quito the Mormon :
country by Senator Douglass. has been
delivered up 10 Gov. Young, and is sound
ng The ,rumpe, o. the Latter Day SAINTS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-04

N the matter OF the Petition of John Young
man and Je-se NJ. Walter. to perpetasie
t,stmony-No. Il. Feb. I. 1852.
To Jams F Linn E-l (CommIuee in Lunscy
OF Nicholas VI, n-oh) HoikeI Hughes, and
Napoleon Hughes Delendnt-:
TAKE NOTICE that The undersigned sp-
pointed b, ;he Court OF Common Pl Is OF Union
CO Pa. Commissioner II take the testimony
IN shls case. will meet fr that purpose at his
office ia ihe Borough OF New Bel n, in sand
county, on TUEsnAr the 18Th day Of July next.
a. 10 O'Clock 4 VI Of sad day. when aud " here
YOU can attend If YOU ZEE proper.
JOHN SNINEFORD. Commissioner
New Berlin MAY 20 1852 4w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-04
nR. LOCKE-Dentis,-is now on pro-
- lessionai VISIT TO Le~islown. and will give
notice Of bis return. Msy %
r. D. HARRIS
Star Daguerrean Gallery.
Corner o! Fourth and Market Streets, opposite
Elair;s Hotel. Lesisburs.

Corner OF Fourth and Market Streets, opposite
Bisir's Hotel, Lewisburs.
w HERE having a superior arrangement Of
w light, and from his long experience in the
ART be is at all times enabled TO take truthful
life like, expressive aud lasting LikeneSSes.
superior to any heretofore taken in Leaisburg,
and put them Up IN a neal and durable case, for
One Dollar each. The eiiizsns OF LewIshuTg and
vicinity are respectfully invited 10 call whether
they want pictures not aud examine his sPe-
cimeEs, and see-
"IIox high the polish. pure the tons,
Aud every iacr If Natures own;
Su-e never Art. with al ITS skill.
The soul with such d-ight could fiji,
And such transport
A by those pictures from the sun y
"Tbnk not those pict ures BY the sunlight msde.
Shades though tbrv will like i shadow fade;
No. VII n the lip of ncsh IN dust shall lie,
v hen pra;hs film o'erspresds the besming eye,
Those life ike pictures. mo-kiu. st drrSy,
v III still be fresh and vivid as day.
~ Portraits. Dacuerreoi,pe Likenesses. &c.
co;iled, tsken true 10 the original, and neatly
set IN medsliilns breast pins, &c. for IS cents.
Ds .usueotypes taken + well III cloudy in
clear westher. For ChiidTen's Likenes<ss please
c all early in the day. instructions gwen IN the
ant on moderate terms. May 20, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-04

PROTECTION FROM
LIGHTNING!

THE subscribers are nov manufacturing in
LeNisburg. their celebrated Patent
Lightning Rods. warranted superior to
any IA use. and which will he put up on sny
description OF buildings at the ieduced price OF
Is cents per foot. No eXira charges for Points
OF any OF Ihs FiKfures-thus making q rod oi
usual length cost SIS.
These superior rods are spirsl-tvisIej, ! inch
iron. IN 10 ieet lengths, perfectly screwed toge-
ther with brass sockets. and put up through glass
insulaier- IN most substantial mode, the whole
mOuated with solid silver plated Copper Point.
One Of The prop !eioTs being practical Chemist
snd Electrician ould assure the public that these
Improved Rods are manufactured and put up Oh
the most approved principles.
We would simply remark. that 30 erea, has
been The demand ioF these celebrated Rods. that
over six hundred thousand feet have been sod in
ore season. Our leans are uave.sing all parts
Of the country with all Necessary apparatus for
putting up Rods at once. We haze hume Gus
certificates from prominent Insurance Companies
and from scientific committees. speaking ia the
hig hest ter - OF their superiority. Among others
We call stteniion 10 the following:
To the Pa5itc
WnLr.w.PoRT May 10 1882
Eeyhurn Il Baker III the cOu- ruciion and erection
OF Electric Rods. ioT a recommendation, IL gives
me pleasure 10 state that | vas present at the
Dickinson 5 minsry in this place, during the
present month hen Proi.B Barrett OF that insiiiu
ton tested the points of the rods with strong
Haisanic battery. The point. tested by him were
made of copper and plated with silver. No
impression produced upon the points bv the
electric fluid ard so we'll conrinced was tha;
they would answer the intended object, hat |
Immediately hal one erected al nv new house in
thus plsce.-aIl the rods they have erected bere
have been well done and isolated with c!as> ia
a substantial manner. Rev NJ. Bowman wa
sl-o present At the experiment, and believe was
fully satisfied 10 the result. | therefore take
pleasure IN recommending the Rods.
Respectfully Yrs, a D.WiLsoy.
We certify to he correctness Of the above
THs BOwNAS, PINE. Of Dickinson Sem'v.
J. ". BAEKETT, Prof Dc do
lso. J. NJ OF, do do
II Orders lefi at the Washington House 10
Lew, burg or Al Capt. Huff'- Ho'eI in Milton
al receiye prompt attention.
REYBURN & BAKER.
I.evsburg June |, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-04
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. T. 4. H THORNTON offers his
IL professional services 10 The citizens
OF Lewis5urs and vicinity. in the various
branches of his profession.
Resideace-Mrs. ia ze's. Ma -hei St.
C.hce-DIas Sore, ere door s6oge tie
" smmo.h Store Of J. 4 ]. Walls.
Lewisbarg. Oct /, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-04
leuisbur9 Aarket.
mANR]A AFESs
Corrected Mis Day.

On the 90 cit by kev Nr yucocp, IAHEs
W WAsHISsroN. cf SuuLury, and Miss Ann
CLAHK. OF SeiInsgTove.
On the oolh uit. rs Rev Mr. Anspach. JnstPu
VASE1pA and Miss MAsDALES MorER. both o
Buff,tae
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-04
AREITAcE's
3)1icut Etla9neiie Iilbiniuo Ro0s,

fJllenI 1tla9NcIlf lllDlnlu9 noo5,
and ia this alone Th. Rod has been examined
hy the most scientific gentlemen IN the world
Professors MMurtrie johnson, W aiior and many
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak of them IN the highest terms OF appreciation
and have pronounced hem the only safe rods 10
use ia this NJ any other county Tor the protection
OF Lives and Property. Oae advantage il Ia divide
and throw back part OF the e-clric fluid haruess
to the clouds in time oil q stroke this enables the
rod TO conduct that portion of fluid that belongs
to the earth without lhe slishie-, danger OF lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages the old one. The only place OF
manu- sciurins Is in
Fine 81. 8 dyors qjorc Ioti, PHILADELPHIA.
uh.re all per=ons are respectfully invited TO call
and examine for themselves For sale Is hn!e>a'e
or Retail by THo'S ARNITAGE.
These rods have heen purchased and success
fuy used by the follow ins individuals companies
and corporations. whose names are cheeriu.ly
subuhitei:
=, and mar PsTsis'YIi1-A { Roberts. George
- 'zinzer Ju1-- Baurier. JuI-. Conrad J lu'f1-l,
! Do arn--. G. q. taIsr. J. D--rucr. caAi.y arat
ln-rr.,l. Tie Eloky Almshou-e Anderson Brnther-,
R-v J. l.. Grant John NORMAN. Tho Grover, Bat q
HONS L. Gink-rs II simmons. Tho. Not, Co. NJ
Uowuiu-. !. Greer. J ". Watson, e. HuIn3h-,yr :.
j To- NNfron. v f1rtcIt- . '1fetrt'se = YEP
per. Hr shsre.> Mr. Martin. b rsIry, :. BrinRiey
Al D-vs-,p- Or lapl- II Isaw--=s 4 , Esi--
H. V ~r. The Red Bank Tsil ths Z. :. Arsenal, th-
Sp-.uc Garies c Hlami--ioa--s' Hall.
IN f.e Sst~ # Me- , rssy-4ieor-e Cr'srin. Jude
"Cal. JuI-e Dayton John Nr;Inan. DR.. IL. A'iurjir
B-ni. Roberts Nh J. Hpwnin--
q The only suihosiEed Agent for the Counties
OF Uilo, Juuiais Il fin. Clinton. Ly ycoming.
y orlhu GbsrIand Mouton Columbia. Luz-rrr /,
SANI-EL HOOVER
H1rfl'oo L,tigH coItaiy Penn
Order and l.,I-r- sdjre--.d (pos adj 70 Nj
II io,er. wiiT he PROMPTS attended To- He ha-
put up nun Der OF ih - Rnds IL Union county
some OF winch NAV be srcn as follows:
IN J-IJo-N C0y-NTJ-
Eqrslsy Tn-Mark Hafl~nuy, Wm Poster John Haas.
vi fae Peters. Jafo. SMITH. David Ji.mau. h1hsI
A,euch. Gror-e keckner. Nic Ber'iH -Coart H1us..
sui Commissioner OH .. L4rss-ES T9 John ksf.-r
T-giaa 7p-Dr. Charles Wilson WIsiizy,nH Zp.-Iobu
Huutz sim KGntE. Pm Tp--isaa- COutTon. F.-ts
DseT IB-Mlehael Holman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-04


Experienc. Of NOR. yssrs has sstas,iAa1
versa Family Lasfoc20E vii suEs nses, essss ssd -
hove ali spcn
Spavins, Sweeney. Ringbone. WindgaIis. Pon
Evil, Cal,oQs. Cracked Heels. Gals OF Il
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. BruissA FL
tula. Sitfast, Sand Cracks. Strains. LamssAt
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease, NsnCL
Rheumatism. Bites Of Animals. Ex:egnd Re-
SONS, Painful NERVOUS Affections. fTust Bite.
Boils, Corns Whi-lows. Burns and Soda
Chillhlains, Chapped Hands. CraMps. Co.
fractions Of tie Muscles, Sweilings, WsaknAD
Of the Joints. Cakei Breasts, &c &c 6c
III. unra-zlcls. Of tins OIL, IN tbs cure 81 -
Srsss i. Horses and CalIc ant IN human -.
daily becoming known 70 The iarnia{ eeonusey
1t hardly be credited exrept By thOss wso Asve -
in the labi Of sesns beiE sta5es ana houss 49,
amount oi PAIN suieIlas An i!ns, Az ave- ~
the timely spplIrsglon sf this Oh
D1- Be the OF lie sole praps1escf y OkO8O1
". MERCHANT Lockport- y Y. 10 sova IN tao -
Of the bottle AMI n his haniwriIins over the eorE
AL orisr addressed % hs pFopris.or WI ee pss0pa1
responded 10
Ger Pamphlet Of The Agsnt. and whsi xonAsn -
Accomplished By he rse Of th.s rIadirl1s
Sod ~ respectable Gealsss SesrEs-y. Ia n vcaaoo
S<s.ss All C1lx!a A.so 5y
o,..ktrLE +. .t>Je.c. Ae-~'-r. NeS
Berlin; ! : Csslss. AI'i.sr: h Ma--er sushurys
NJ 4 N'Csy. Norh':r.5 i.. rs.-r s. GMssn.
Bel!ef,rle 7. Marin T',iia1..i,,r. WholssSxo
zseais hi~,i I: "a Pei d /. VI Ward & Co.
New Nask Nr lsst--1 P.i-scfS
iy3SilnsIi.:
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SAVE YOCR MONEE
CHA'S p. EEMAN g. CO.,
(laie Freeman Hodses + Coz
I'm mpOrters and Job b RS,
Ia Broadway, door south of Libetiy ST.
.vEJ1' YORK;.

.vEJS' YORK;.
TAVE now on hand, and will he receiving
daily through the season, New g od-.
dlrect from The European Manufacturers aad
cash tucinn<-rich fashionable. fancy SILK
MILLINERY GOODS. Our stock Of Rich
RIBBONS comprises every variety OF the lAie-i
and mot beautiful designs imported
Many OF our good are manufactured expressly
10 our order from our own designs and patterns,
and sand uurit seo. " e Offer goods ioi net:
Cash at lover prices than any credit house ia
America eau afflr!. All purcha-ets will find II
greatly 10 their interest TO reserve portion Of
their money and make selections from Gus great
variety Of rich cheap Goods.
Ribbons rrh FOR B1nnets Capes, sashss snd Halts.
Bonnet silks, Ssiins, Grapes Lis-es AID 1arletcns.
Trn'roidsri-s, Collars CheTniEs;ts. Cares, D-rthas.
Habits. Sleeves. Cuffs, Ed=inEs and ln-ertIrcs-
Emtroiierd Rver Lace ana IL rnstit h CsTn nric Eikf
Bonds Illusions and Emhroiderel Lac-s tpr CAPS.
Embroidered i.ares FIR shawls. Man;llss and Wells.
Hsniton, M-,4len, Nsl.ncl-nes and Brussels Lsoes.
English and "Cve Thread. Smyrna Lise Thread, and
Cotton Laos.
Kid Isis Thr-=d silk andseuincsilk Gloves and ntts.
French and American arifsisl Flowers
Frpurh Lace. English Am -r;csn and Italian.
Straw Bonneis and TRAININGS
January. 1881 3msie