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DaS~Oi UTION UE
CO-PARTNERSHIP

WIlE partnership heretofore exiting under
L the firm of NJ. DRCCKEE & CO.. is
this day dissolved by mnaIaI consent Eth
er of the partners, will iGn in tquidalion
Mr. VI. Druckrr can IL found at the old
stand to settle the business oftIe firm.
VI oRUCiER.
F.. sOMMERH.
Camden, July !.
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NEW GOODS.

Itll. subscriber is now occupying his new
! Store, one door North OF j A. Hnssel
tines dwelling on main street, and he *
now receiving, hy kis own conveyance, his
FALL and WINTER Stock Of Goods, Sc
irctrd in person with much care as to price,
81, L. and quality.
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THE UNDERSIGNED

Hereby tender their sincere thanks to
their friends and the public generally, for
the liberal patronage beIowci upon them
for many years, and in rtirng from bue
ness, take pleasure. in mmrnding their
successors McsSrs ko,nman & Sommcrs.
asking tor them the patronage heretofore
extended To themselves
NJ. DRUiKER g. co.
Camden, $. G., July 1850. od,.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to tho Estate Of
IA +. L. Small, late OF Lancaster District
deceased, either by note or account, are
hereby notified 10 settle the same without
further delay and save cost.
Also all persons having demands against
the same ARE hereb' required to render
them in properly atteSted within the time
prescribed by law, this 2lst of September,
1859. JAMES SMALL, Admir-.
Sept. 28, ssH
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LAND FOR SALE.

offer for sale my home place, miles
L above the Village. This lr;ct contains
1924 acres. Of which them il. about loo
acres in wood lnnd-6O OF 10 acres of good
bottom land, the balance fertile md produc
tive. The improvements new and in per-
feet order, well Of good water beside nu
meroms springs ,hrough the farm This is
= rare chance and invite purchasers to
come and examine for themselves.
Terms easy and made agreeable to the
purchaser
7. X. CURtTON.
Iancaste! Village, July 25, 1859. 3m.
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Land for Sale.
Oct 3, 1859.

james J. Williams and In Equity I.ancas
wife and others. ter, Bill for Par,i
~. ton, Real Estate
Sarah S. Draffin, ct al. OF Hugh Drnffin.
Under the decree of the Court Of Equity
IN above case, will sell at Lancaster Court
House on the LIST Monday the 7th day Of
November 1859. the tract Of land belonging
TO the Estate "f Hugh Drafin decreased, or
dered 10 be- sold in above case containing
sixty seven acres, bounded by lands Of ].
NJ. Taylor, Mrs. Thompson. Estate Of II
Montgomery, Joseph Strain, aud William
Hood. re~or'ing from sale the grave yard
thereon.
TEEMs Az much cash aS will pay the
costs, the balance on credit of aud 2
years with interest, bond and good sureiies.
JAMES IL. WlTUERSPOON,
Com'r Eq T.. ID.
October Sd 1859, 24-5t.Pf So SO.
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For Men and Bows Wear.

DoWERlODM, Farcy and Verona twill
L C"uonadrs, MarseiIs Coating. Blue
stripes and Drnims, Georgia Nnnkin and
nn'ch Linen, Satin-inced and fancy union
Driils, Grass Cloth and fancy Cashmere.
tiaIf-hose white, browr, and fauyy. col.
"red lisIe Thread Gloves. g. &c
JOS. VI. GAYLE.
Camden, : G.. lltf
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NOTICE.
To Shose Wanting Cotton Gins.

a'n prepared to furnish snp.rior Gin.
Il which bas been greatly Improved ard
which u hig " approved by lhuse who
'esleg u and warranted equal IL any made N
lIe United States | can only furnish a
limited number, ~ what 4 can make this
season are nearly MI sold. Repliu done at
short noliee ~, thanks for the liberal d II
Ionage already received. NV aJdf,.ss /,
Pleasant iliN y. G. JOSEPH CLARK.
Oct. 8, sa--at
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Referring to the Above Circular,

heIerln9 70 the A'oVe Circular,
OF Mrssr>. VI. Druckc g. Co., ". solicit
the friends Of the old finn to continue the
patronage 80 iiherally cAended to VI. Druc.
kcr u Go, to the new Irm. trusting that
hy close attention 10 'IsincSs, we shall
merit the continuance @ H.
Our Stock will be always complete in all
articles kept by the old irIn
kOOPMANS SOMMERS.
Camden. =. g., July
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Under the decree Of the Court Of Equity
made in the above case ut June Term, 1859
will sell n; Lancaster Court House on lst
Monday 7th November 1859, all that valua-
Bile and cotton producing plantation belong.
ing 10 the late Samuel b Hammond, situate
on the waters "f Beaver Creek, containing
i07s acres, more or less. bounded by lands
Of Darling George, Mr. Stanley, Jesse
kigore and George w. Hammond
On She premises il good dwelling house
gin house aud all necessary bindings in
good order. The soil i easily cultivated
and highly productive. Cotton planters are
invited t" examine the 'Gnrdcn spot of
Beaver Creek" Snch body of Cotton
Land * rarely in market
TERMS II credit of |, . and wears,
with interest payable annually from dny Of
sale, (excrpt as much cash rs will pay
costs) bond and good -ute,iet.
JAS. H. WIrHERSPDON,
GELD.
Oct 3, 1859. 3i-5t pf So 3
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Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offsrs for sale tract of
land containing Five Hundred acres more
or less situated on Hanging Rock Creek in
Lancaster District, about fifteen miles South
nj the Village. The buildings, fences, &c,
all new, and in good order Persons v ish-
ing TO purchase will be shown tho premises
nt any time. NJ. ID MILLER.
Flat Rock, June 18th 1859, l9-lf
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The Best Material

Tor making the wood work Of Wagons, and
repairing Wagons, Carriages Buggies, &c,
and, Ioasmnch IN he has had long exper,
ence, and will give all his labor and a,ten.
ton TO the shop. he feels assured that he
Will be able 10 meet the ,nrious wants of
the people Of Lancaster and Surrounding
country in his line Of business.
Persons wishing work OF this nature per-
formed will find it to Their interest to try
my shop. where they will always find me
ready and willing to accommodate them.
SAML A. BURNS.
June Is, 1859 lS-6m.
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Notice

Is HEREBY given lhat application will
i be ma,ie NJ the next Session " the Leg.
islatore, for an Act to incorporate the Ian.
es.,sr Sar-Hon Band
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ii e L A G A TER LEpcER
NEW WAGON SHOP.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN.
Il form the public tha, he Mas opened
a new Wagon Shop in the Village of Ian.
caster, on Meeting Street, few yards east
of David Billings Blacksmith Shop. He
designs Keeping always ON hand n large sup
nly nf
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&kJ 9 AXE JUST RECEIVING A LARGE AND COMPLETE
fY oH {" ral" AND WINTER GOODS, suitable
wa m @ H"F "" liberal Terms All
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Mules, Corn, Growing
Crop, Lands and Negros
FOR SALE.
Twenty Five

NiiE Subscriber having determined
n 20 change his business, offers for
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RUBBER GOODS.

Lancaster, Sept 26, 1859.
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3 asa3sGg AID sHssBRS1g 6 a.
GENTS BOYS AND CHILDRENS GOODS !

large and well selected Ready Made Clothing
~ ' Boots Shoes CassirnerrS SattneltS TweedS
nert Of Jeans, manufactured at Salem, n c.
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Justices and Constables' Blanks.
xARRANTEE. MORTGAGE &QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
sukAeNs, EXECUTIONS, sUBPGEks, K1c
~ Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Gold Seekers.


We are informed that some twenty or thirty
young men of this an l neigh boring towns ART
IN iking arrIng meTts to start for the newly dis
covered giIl TELLS of Kuns4s aaI Nehrtssa
cart: in tn spriag Wmle v. htv. no r.a~nn
t. lou At that gnii really exists ia tbs. I,ctiI
ties AMI wautl not .iisc.u-tg. any tsamrIue
entrPrsc watch sOii anI percy rlns ~ %, mu
cp"ose to uii.r,tk- for Ia. pur s'se Of hy;reri ..
their f"rtun 5; w weall = u IA IN p,ai
thuse who have taii tn g,il ) orirs ar, almost
without exception lnter-stel parties II IL II
well known fact tlss ti- w-t-rn 5 AZ an ter
rI'urirs arr sulf.rifg severity RON ii irlHcrai
revuisi u of 81 ani Ia e,i>cgu>nt eI ok 10
rrnigratioa Basln.ss IS It a stlII RAJ stat
has ftIrn alletI e IRE iy 'ssii At iay price
Any thing. therefore. wlIci Will again set the
tide OF em,srltioa in m1tion wes.warl will al
once give an impetus to business. create a lie
mand for real e<tlt-. AMI restore it to its former
high prizes. Our western frienls are well aware
Of this fact. aai it beho,ves those who think of
fortunes with than. To ref ct upol it.
also
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Benz. CRAMAGE,

a. Just received a barge assortment
IL OF Boots, Shoes, Caters, Ladies' and Gents,
BudalO 0vershoes, Gum 0vershoes, Sandals and Slip
pers-
Together with a large lot Sole Leather. French
Calf and Kip skins, Morocco. Kid Innings and Bind
ings. Avis, Pegging. Sewing and stitching. Boot Cord,
Boot trees. Boot Web. Bones SLICK ami stitch.
Crimping boards and irons. Colts, Coaco and com
mon. Cork. Soles. Eyeiette Machines and Eyeletts.
French and English GalouI s.. Hammers, Instep
feathers. k~nives-Silyer steel, and Cast Steel
French Wheels. Box Wheels, Fudge Wheels. Shank
Wheels AMI stitch Wheels Mems and WomeEs far
part irons, French Irons, double and single. St4mps,
Strap avis. Size sticks. khand Files, Welt Knives.
shau der sticks Long sticks. Laces-Silk. Linnrn and
Cation English hastings. Last Hooks, LASTING tacks,
Lasts-Mrn's. Women's, Boys ui,ses'and Children's
Measure Straps. heel nails. round headed and zinc
nails. Peg floats. Pincers, Nippers, punches. Rasps.
ku"bers or sand stoues, soap stone, shoe lifts. shoe
threa Is. de, &c All TO he found at No. G.. Main St.,
Warren; Ohio al the very lowest prices.
Nov. 3. 81
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GaS
A Gas Company has been formed in this town,
and the requisite amount of capital $3.50. OO0,)
subscribed: The whole stock being taken by sev-
en- individuals who have abun liant resources to
carry the pnjeet through without delay. All
that is wanting now, to ensure the completion
of the design. is a favorable ordinance from the
Town Council. We understand that the COM
pany are willing. in consideration of the exclu
sive privilege of lrying pipes in the streets. that
the price of gas 10 private individuals. should
be limited tn sum not exceeding $3.50 per 1000
feet; and for street burners. and to churches. to
S3.O0 per 1000 feet When it IS considered that
the town is not very large. and that the number
of burners must he limited. the price ia OF un-
reasonable. and we hope the council will consi-
der the matter favorably.
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For two Months! FOR two Months!
PALE BLUE WARE

All these goods we We loarrGRt TO be OF the best
quality Of Rhlte Stone China, aRd most JashiSEabte
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dean .ess

On or about Sunday evening. the 9th of Jan
uary lust . S m in~c1rigble scamp. cut aud lie
siruyel tDeHtytlcO shade trees which the sui-
scribrr hal set along the IN irgIn Of the highway
IN front of his premises Ii the hiEove act was
done ti.ruugh uralIee. and the cOrarHy person
I" ust have revenge. let it be upon ME in an open
mtnn-r. anl n"t by destroying that which was
set out To mt AMI brauaiy the neighbur-
hood
ANY person who will give information of the
perpr traitors OF the deed, So that he o. thy can
he brought to justice. shall be hirraliy reward
ed. FRANKLIN Z. STOWE
Bracevill-, Jan'ry IL. 1853.
This is pure vandalism. The man who will
commit 50 mean Il crime as TO destroy shade
trees. is worse than a thief. for he may be driven
10y poverty and hunger. or tempted by the pros
pect of gain. But for this, there is no shadow
of excuse The severess penalty of the law
should be visited upon the william and a coat
of ia. and feathers thrown in. gratis.
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otyP. O., july 81. 1856.

CLTfE- o. July ". lS5b.
DR.. TuBEs-sIR: 1 hare delayed writing ustii sew.
erai months have elapsed since my vile discontinued
the use of your medicine. l an happy to say that she
Is again restored to health. Her condition was pc u
liarly distressing and one that | will o. attempt fully
TO describe. Her greatest suderinss proceeded from
a disease OF her throat and lungs disorders state q
the liver, nervous prostration and general debility
Her h"alih has beeen declining for many years. until
she was reduced to 4 mere skeleton, and her life des
paired of by her friends. The hest physicians in the
country (old school were employed. to little or no pur-
pose. ANA they told Us she must die. Hearing OF you
On receiving your first prescription. she was able to
sit up hut part Of the day.
The change was great and truly CRAFTY ing To us both.
She applied Ior meiicine hut twice after obtaining the
hrst, and We are happy to state that by the blessing Of
God. through yo1r fundamentally. she nov enjoys
he;ter health than she has or the last fifteen years.
She endure more ~hsrdships with less fatigue. You
can dispose OF this sttement as you see proper. foI
your own benefit and the Cause OF humanity
Yours, respectfully. J. o. FORBE
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

a BeHsuoIez' iasfitHriOH esfG6Hshed 81 speeial En-.
dOpmeHf JOrtk Relief OF the Siek and Dfstresses
GELcted DitA VirEIeHt and Epidemic DissaSss.
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Nrwros F.rrs. Ohio Oct. 18Th. Is

NEWTON FALLS Uhio tct. lffh. lSSs.
PROP. CAT nELL:--I will Tor the hen. lit Of others
afflicted as ! have been, make a short statement of
my case. | was sick tor twelve years. and during the
last four of The tselse, ] had a mad spell every TWO or
three weeks with severe vomiting for a day and Light
and complete prostration 1 would have distressing
pains IN tn stomach and head. and they woald extend
over the whole body.
l had also a dis, ase II the kidneys and a constant
pain Ia nv left site At my monthly turus 1 suffered
very much with great pain and weakness The aad
spells that l had wOali sometimes enfeeble me so that
L Soild not get i0dt tor a week and during thu latter
part OF my sickness they had begun TO be as frequent
Is Two or three in a week.
About the middle OF August 1 commenced taking
OF Prot Gaicheli since which. have not
had a single lad spin, ana my health is steadily i'm
though l am doing the most of the ~ork for a
very large f.mily. Mrs SUSANNA sTokCK.
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Fine Arts.

We saw, yesterday. in the store Of Porter d
Son, a small painting. which, though we never
saw it before. had q very familiar look. 1t is a
sketch of the lower bridge. and the river below,
taken in the summer by Mr. VIM. F Porter
It is one of his best, and is highly creditable to
his taste and skill.
We would talk learnedly Of the foreground,
the shadows, figures. colors, the re-Raphaelite
age, DC, if we knew how, but we don't.
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A PATENT

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
ME would Ike to sell the right of
Gattis' Patrnt Cent? Vent Scroll Water Wheel.
fo= the Counties Of Jefferson, Harrison. Carol and
Noble. We hare certificates 10 show that il Is one az
the heat Water Wheels in use and by some prsfered
to even an overshat. It never freezes, is not elected
by hack water and is cheaper than an 0tershot, and
nuch more durable 10 = practical mechanic there Is 2
great hargaia to be had We will exehanr- il ~
property IN or nszr Warren. No !. q. BCTLER.
WsTTs1, Ice Isl, 5eia
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Sheriff e oGee. Warren. 1
SHERIFF'S SALE.
- ni'A7 IS: s'''a1' Ia 2:sasaa

By virtue Of an order OF sale. in the abo=e entitled
cause. issued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas. Of
TrUmbull county. Chic. and TO ME directed and dsliv
cred. have levied on, and shalt expcs 20 Public
Sale. at the door Of he Court House. in Warren, In
said couatv, on Saturday. the 29th day ofJanuary A.
D., 1859. between the hours OF 10 o'clock. A. NJ, and
4 O'Clock. Z. VI of said day, the following described
Real Estate. TO Wit: Situate in Bris oil. or township
number six. t) in the fourth range of Townships. in
the Connecticut Western Reserve. in the state Of ohio,
and which is also in the COsnty Of Trum ull and is
known by part Of LOT MANNER fofty-dye. (4j) and boun
ded as follows: Beginning At a post in The South East
corner. thence North two hundred and twenty nine
(s99) rods on -ands formerly owned By Perry IeYcOck.
thence West ATTY two (59) rods on the township line to
a post, thence South two hundred and twenty nine (S22)
rods on l.uds formerly osned by Lyman Richards, to
a post thence East dfty-twO rods l5g) TO the place Of
beginning containing SeveAty- four acres and sixty
eight rods o Land, he the same more or less. Appr4is
eu at $1,000 per acre
TERs-:-Cash on day of Sale
A. = LYMAN, SheriG.
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Concert BY Mrs L L. Deming.

This accomplished vocalist will gives Con-
cert this Wednesday, evening, at Empire Hall.
We have on former occasions. So frequently
expressed our opinion of Mrs. Demingis singing,
that it is unnecessary to say more than that she
is to sing. and those that hear her will be pleas
ed; they cannot help it
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$4,000!

Just as our paper was g-ing u prss Brother
Ritezel. OF the Democrat in his capacity oil Dep
MY U S Marshall politely showed US some tick
cts. informing US that SchIessinger, of Gutta-
percha pen notOriety. had commenced a suit
'ag inst Messrs. Woods d Pew and ourselves in
the q. S. Circuit Court, for libel. S20.0 900 dam.
agss As we un sstood Sehlessinger was to
sue US for s51,UUe. we felt sligbted at til, .
having our market value deprecated rn thou
sand dollars.
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TREATMENT OF
X MIC DISEASE

Expecting 10 be absent for H..
~ Winter ! sha lieave tho business Of my Chronic
Disease Office in the hands OF DR.. g.. Il Briscoe
Dr. Bri>cOe has been assisting me ia MI practice
aud has h-cone 80 familiar with its de tails that 1 can
mnsi heartily recommend hun to all who are suffering
rom Chronic Disc ise.
Having witnessed during the past summer his re-
mTrka' Il success il general ,rac. ice, 1 feel great con-
fl .etcr IN commencing him TO all who wsh to avail
themselves OF M method. which he is Competent to
apply. Prot. II. 2. GaTCHELL.
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FRESH DkUGs.
At No, 0, sinrket ST., Varren o..

Dy Q. A. HARMON Deputy
sherif's oHce, Warren, bee 18Th, 3s,5w
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WATCHES IMPORTED
AZ

THE SUBSCRIBER has u<r returned
from the East, with a larger stock Of JeWe:ry and
Notions than lie ever brought. before. and has also re-
ceiFrd 4 large Case OF Watches from Switzerland. Of
all prices Among these are a rev Natile Chrouome-
tiers, cost $40: also some very fine Silver Watches.
cot from 80 10 SiaO. Having made Arrangements 10
receive Si0OD worth OF HGtehes, N0atAiy. aud beirg
Obliged 20 sell them. dealers and others will lnd that
| viii sell at very low prices.
lhaEe also. a very large stock OF all ktnds Of Jewel
~, Fancy Clouds. Spoons, &c; that 1 will sell to Ped
dierS and Watch Makers. as low as they can buy at New
York. Also a new lot of American Watches and aouble
sight Spectacles.
Please call and see my stock.
WARREN Nov 81, jS-tf JULES VkUTR0T.
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Obituary.

Obituary.
SANS BOUTox died at Kansas City, Nov. II.
1858, aged &c years.
He was a native Of the State Of New York, re-
moved to Pennington. in this county, In the fall
OF 1873. aud agaiA removed 10 Warren, IN the
autumn of 1894 Here be resided until 1884,
sndearing himself by his upright course to a
large acquaintance. He was one OF the early
anti slavery men, who, actuated by a sense of
duty. spoke and acted for the oppressed slaves
and truly did he stand through the times when
to advocate their cause on the. Reserve, was lit
tie less than now to advocate their cause within
the slave states In the Kansas struggle. he
powerfully aided the cause 10y his influence and
pen, and finally emIgrated to that land Of strife,
where he died shortly after. He was quite II
poet. and many Of his productions. aiding the
cause of freedom aud temperance. were publish
ed IN the papers. He was honest and faithful
in all the relations of life.
Thou hast fallen in thine armor,
Thou m~artyred CT the Lord,
With thy last breath crying onward
And thy hand upon the sword.
The naughty heart derileth,
And the SINFUL lip ~revilrs,
But the blessing of the perishing
Around thy pillow smi!es." lCoN.I
III auNllluO " lit abOfSs VIC n eN hD'h1
of saving. MIR. BoUroN was for several years. one
of our most valued contributors, and as many of
his articles were of high literary and poetical
merit, our readers. as we'll as ourselves. have
sustained a heavy loss by his death. Some of
his poetical articles were extensively copied, but
the extreme modesty OF their author prevented
him from receiving the credit which was ju tly
due. All of his writing. were deeply imbu-
ed with the religious sentiment which was the
Characteristic of the man. He
was a Christian. in the true sense of the word;
surely. he can nO1D give a joyous aud satIsfacto-
answer to the QUESTION prop'unded in one of
his contributions. entitled What Then?'
When all the joys of youth are fed;
When hnary hairs grow ON this head;
The grave must be. at last, nv he'd!
Sad question! Alderman i dead.
What then?
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NEWTON PALrs. Ohio. nr. snr

NENToN FALLS, ONO. Oct onth-
PaoF. GATCHELL-UeGr Sir: I feel under obi cation
to testify to the COED elects which your medicine has
had IN my case. Always q feeble constitution. I was
Tor a long time a sufferer from what was considered to
ne bronchitis My throat WAS perfectly raw and my
lungs we're very sore and weak. l was obliged 70 give
up all industry. and at length 7 gave up all hopes Of
being curei- l was not only attended 10y various ply
sicians- bot 1 resorted also to pat mt medicines with
out any benefit from either.
Last January. as a last resort. I called upon you -
Alter n careful examination Of my case you thought
You could help both my throat and other weakness,
Tor hal'oeeome very Dervons and much reduced in
strength 1 Commented taxing your medicine and
IN three or four weeks found myself appreciasly better
30 that became as well as I have been at any I me in
my life. ! am now enjoying ordinary health, able to
exercise daily industry and still improving.
1 would recommend all who are afflicted as I have
been, to call Prof GatehelI.
Yocrs with due Respect.
L0RiNDA S~HEFFLETOR.
San. 18th. If.
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