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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09
BANCROFT,S COLUMN.
CENTRAL KANSAS
Land and Collection
a GEN CY.'
Office Removed to lat Commercial Street.
EMPoRIA, KANSAS.
e. P. BANCROFT.
Real Estate Agent COnveyancer,
AND NOTARY PUBLEC.

WILL ATTEND TO THE ABOVE BUSI
w ness in all its branches, such as Entering
Buying, and Selling Land, Paying Taxes, Renting
Land and Houses, Collecting Debts and Con
veYancing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09
He.
of Breekintidgs 81.

fcuTIoS TO hK
Pc Second District iS
bounty Of Breckin.
arising under The
dated NOyembsrr
phi Butler is plain
PENDANT; I win on
hry, A. d. 1861, be.
a. M. and 4 o'clocL
4 House door, in tbs
ply of Breekinridsse'
p to the highest and nd
he following real e..
uarter Of the sou M
en, Q4), TOWNSHIP
|, situated in aid
perty Of Lafay.t.s
Jon. Appraised n
. a 20
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09

Office. 9'
thin and for he
of Kansas, sit
under the laws
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09

For sale by a. G. PROCTOR & CO.,
Agents for Breckinridge county.
Emporia, Dec, 18th, IS60-1y.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09
Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PrrzssrRcH. Pa.

Ps Dealers and Ply sicians ordering cthers than
Fleming Bros vii d. well 70 wrte their orders distinctly,
Bros Pittsburgh, Pd- To those wishing 70 give them
trial. will forward per mail post paid % any part 81
postage stamps vial Of Vsrmifags f1E sSartean
threecent stsnpz An orders from Canada must Be 40
ocmpanied BY twenty cents extra
SOFA By all respectable Druggists and Country Stow
Keepers generally
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09

HAVING visited the Eastern cities for our
Il Summer purchases. and made arrangements
for additional Quantities on the came favorabls
terms, to be shipped from week to week as our
stock becomes reduced, we are in possession of
advantages unsurpassed by any other house in
Southern Kansas. We are therefore prepared for
"big trade
We refer to these facts at this time because we
have
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09

GODDARD,
dge Co. KT-@1a
*. Dl66i.
pa2sv
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09
/. GODDARD

. UODDARD,
bridge Co., K. T.
ria, December ie,b
mis- 5w.
Poned till the 25th
DDARD, Sheriff
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09

pe.
p Breckenridge. IS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09
AGUE Nd FEVER.

AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. M'LaNE's LIVER Pills, IN CASES OF
AcUE AND FEVER, when taken with Quinine,
are productive of the most happy results. No
better cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would advise
all who are afflicted with this disease to give
them FAIR TRIAL.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09

(r's Sale.
bridge County, 81.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-09

In addition to the above. now offer for sal.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

f1H We have agreat curiosity TO know
what terms exist between JEFF. Davis and
the n. 7. Herald. Every fact connected
with that paper recently demonstrates
that 1t is IN some other interest than that
Of the Unien. It is now strong admin
istration journal--in profession. II
seems to enjoy eon6denee in Washington,
for it gets news before the other rppabii-
can paper-uot even excepting the World.
1t urges the President and the people TO
acts Of violence on the cunstitntiou-to
n1obs-to martial law--to abolitiou-to
everything which at this crisis would de-
stroy the Onion and make Davis success
fnl. II is at present employed in the en-
deaVor TO add au English war to our oEh
distresses. BIZ this, Of course, it hopes
to put the finishing stroke to the constitu-
tion--Rs war with England, by reason
of her possession of Canada, would vir-
tually be another civil war upon our
hands. Is it the French Emperor, The
British Ministy, or Jef. DaTis who now
employs the New York Herald? We are
really curious to know Gttrago Tfases.
just our position exactly and one we
have occupied for some timo. The New
York Herald cannot be incorrect in sap
porting the Government while melting il
on to the commission Of violence against
the constitution and the rights of the pso.
pie. Tue Government shoald bswaEe oil
all such advisers as the New York Her.
aid.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

IHG ExPESsxs OF a RKs FAmogs WARs.
The war preceding the treaty of Rys-
wick. in 1907, cost sl30, 100, 200. The
Spanish war Of lT39, sbttaed for at Ak
La Chapelle, esst S570, ,tNDo, 900. The war
OF the Spanish succession cost S3ll .0o0,-
600. The treaty of Psxia in 1868, ended
By bloody struggle, which cost $780,
0o0s 900. The war Of american Independ-
enee cost England anai America $780,
eoassOO. The war Of sea years, which 10
known as the "Frtiuch Revelation of
iT93," cost $3.50, ,0g1 900. The war
against the First Napplson which began
in 1903 and ended IN 1915, cost ths ex-
traordinary amount Of IS ,800, ,000, COO
The Crimean war coss 81, ,000, ,OO0. The
last Italian war Cnot iaslading she hostfii-
ties between Victor Esnmannel, Garibal-
di, Bomba, &C., cost -, 900 BOO. The
last war in india cost s38, ,Doo, 900.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25
COUNCIL BLUES, IOWA WEDNESDAY, sEPTEslBER 2a 1861


The Chicago Sialf arm I'D 81 i III Secss.. j..
sisa PlAkfosn kavs been khs ssso cssfs 81
Juggernaus undsr whiah the prosperisy
| Of she Afherican peaple hss BEEN ornshbd
The hepnbliean managers of this Sta&e
proposed 70 make psmocrats vote for
State 6ahcers, 10 be nemlnassd tapou this
party plasferns They refused The
proposition carried its own neggtivss but
thsfe we're snapsa reasons besides FOR ia
refusal. 1 u sfa# laGiA 80
The man who vas sent forward 10 pres
sent the proposition was Afr. q. 0psfyks,
who's agency in the fraudulent shoasiy
unsfoFm Job has just been expossti by Re-
pabliean ofacials. He h still secretly ed i
gagged (according 70 the Ecenfng Jour
tdl1 in shese jobs, as the expense of the
soaaiery and Governrnsnt. s5zAf5 sss
He charges, ID defence, tnat the State
ofaeers, whom II is proposed 10 put again
Ia nomination, were also inpgicased IN
these transactions. But wherever shig
guilt rests, II Ii plain that the overture
for political bargain ~as made by faal
Centraeaara. with d Siew Co rumaaimg o.
Contractors ticket, and covering up and
giving impuniEy and free course to the
fraudulent jobbing Of contractors.
Bat there wss another reason. The
devotion of the Republicans 90 their party
organization, was, il not the cause Of the
war, the reason why ii became 90 form
liable. We quote the testimony Of the
EUeFafHs Journal: "s f
'sVirginia, long time poised, finally
took the plunge North Caroltna and
Tennessee followed. These great and
powerful States were lost to the Union.
because she Republican press and Repub-
lican representatives we're beguilsd with
the popular idea that they discharged
their first and highest duty ia standing by
and ON the Chicago Platform.'F'
Democrats, guiltless Of this great fol-
ly, and wrong, do not care TO assume the
responsibility for ii now, by an alliance
With its infatuated and fanatic authors.
Nor is this the only stain that would
have fallen on shs Democracy if they had
eoaleseed with the son to Richmonda'
clique who control che Administrator
and make it Rght political battles. We
quote the same authority:
FsThe order of 'On to Richmond, was
obeyed; and where does ii leave US ~
Where we we're three months ago, with
harder eondiet On our hands, and dis
nal, If not doubtful futareI The 'on TO
Richmond dietators hare added another
year to the war, hundred millions Of
dollars TO IFS cost, and opened grares to
fifteen or ttceFfy thousand more soEdieTs.n
The Democracy viii never consent TO
bave half the burden of the guilt imposed
on their shoulders, Of having anddsd
''anothef year TO the war, hundred mil
lions TO its cost, and opened the graves Of
fifteen or twenty thousand more soldiers"
Is not that reason enough ?-N. 7. alias
and Afgus.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25


ST. F.s'-Ths party who figured In the
Tribune ia q Washington correspondence
over these letters, danOaaeing Gen. Scott,
is said to ss ths same Rsp. Theephilas
Fiska, whs has heea sarasd an4 eE ahe
Post Office for robbing the dead lassers.
~ Philadelphia Press,
The Trsbasse's corps Of 'sspeoiais''
mast be made aP of pretty set OF ras-
calls. Frat, thsre was Minister Harvey,
denounced - traitor ;naxl Fits Haary
WaErea, an uaahvlabls fauae whea In the
poss 0iice Department few years sgot
then Thsophilas Eiskes caught stealing
trinkets fg0m asad Letters and lssss iho
not least iss reesns ssspecaaln nj Mont
gomerys Ala, George n. Sanders whs
proves defRaiseF to tbs GaYernmant II
the sam IL 81 ,to.RooAesaer Usiea
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

u The following is the oath required
to be taken BY all civil ofRcsrs of the
United States: at..-.
81, -, do solemnly - that will,
support, protect, and defend the constitu-
tion and government OF the United States
against all enemies, whether domestic or
foreign, and that | will bear true faith, al
Iegianee, and loyalty TO the same, any
ordinance, resolution. or law of any State
convention or Legislature 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding and further that / do
this with . fun determination, pledge,
and purpose, without any mental rcserv-
alton or evasion whats oever and further
that that will vol obd faithfully per
form all the duties which may be requir-
ed of me by Law. So help me God.
"Sworn aud subscribed this - day Of
-, in ths year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-one." +
Had the republican party, in ther State
Legislation daring the past few years,
regarded, Aa this cath regards, the eanEti-
tuition of the United States - the supreme
Of the Law Of the land, there would hayt
been no southern secession and no var
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

GA Mr.. GanlE If Boston, has in
vented new shot. The peculiaxiEY coz
slsts Of its expansive powor. Il is nada
OF four sections, hinzing at the breach,
and carrying a fuse with a charge of
pnwdag SO arrnged sha& ut the rTca,er
time in the flight ahay will be thrGwn
apart in the form OF cross, cutting q
vide path Of destr action, and finally
exploding into multitude of fragHaents,
scattering death In every disecsion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

g. ssFill yos dine with me to-mor-
row, Ar. --~-- f,' asked enc krishmaA
of anothsg. a
ssFaish, and / will with all my hear. y
.sRememhars aals oaly 4 faaaily dinaar
aPm askina 5na sssn
ssAzaa whas,s thas a.--.4 family siinuax
Ii amighE plsasant shang. What have
ron gnt fp s
"Och, nothing un0omzn0n n--an ilaagema
pisAs a osnn~basf and po1nEaax.n y 81
s3hy the powers stsna AAses TIM masld
I--5Hst - 1i1n@ ~ kase = homss . 3
h1ans - - Alfs y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

A PowaKrsL SRvs--4essa. Raphael Of n.
Y, recommends shs aase Of the Gamers
obseurs - Washington for making OBJ
sersaiioas as 20 sha poaasisa OF sks snamy.
he says,. that By elevating the asmefa
seventy ave feet, objects no larger than !
dog can be seen as nftesn Iailess dissance.
Thss psossss, Says Mr. R., II mach eAsiaE,
cheaper and mora sersain than sha bas.
| loon.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

~ The penalty Of death is. threatened
10 any newspaper correspondent who di-
VuIgsa aewapapeE information respecting
Army or Navy movements which mag be
Of service to the enemy. This is what
ought to have been done long ago, but
bow ia IL, notwithstanding this threaten
ed punishment the New York HsraI, New
YORK gsEbsas4 Uorld. philaaelphi En-
glsirer, ell Administration war journals
TEEN Gull OF informatinn Of whioh the reb-
eds avail themselves savansageonsly day
BIZ day. Is It the rule at Washington that
| II is enl J anti or non Administration jourr
sls ihat eau commas . fault in the estima.
saon u ahe ruling powers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

Taa Asxr 0Hssu.Sinee shs middIa
af Jaiss $50 hDssa, syss7 maless 2,7sS
pAgsas sad lslao ssaaslaasas, hass heaa
Yaesivsa IN W&6hinr1anA 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25
Tsd DAyIU 4 CoHN.

FJNo pAYID q coHN. .. .
L Genfsemeh-YoH are hereby netIhed that
there i& oa is in the Office Of the GfsfG Of the
District Court IN PuttswAttamie County, Iowa,
Pssltiah az AnSaRy DsFnstosk D. San, claiming OF
You the sum es Ten Hundred ARd eishty-ene Hfty-
ave Jae%haaafed dollars. as snenies ats 90 yoaf
certain pTomissory notes, executed ~ EheHl in the
months Of June, AngaSt and September 1859; also
sskihs tkats wfit 81 assaehmenI may be tRsRHd A.
xkE&t sang E9csz. Ch4IEet& Lands and tennEneDts a.
lwhieh said attachment has been issued and lgSy
made acSardsnSiyl 70 sssure payment sf aaid siaiE
and thAt aisless yua appear and plead thereto BY
tbs axaFniuE eg shs aecsnd day of thA ReAt term
81 sasd Court, 20 be begun and holden In Council
EipsFs, ResAAwa skaaaie paantg, EswA ca sns FifBt
Mopday In August, 1881, judgment w4iI be rendered
against yau thereon. E
4AMKs 4 WILLIAMS,
~ - Atfys Tor Plas.
Ordarsa th&t the above noties be puAlishad Ia ths
oounrii Biuffs Buge for foaF we4ks couss1nsivelys
E5ezE4@k.f e ~ E, e. REBpIEEss
Clerk District Court. y
A$xta D. tH&&s T. stiss -58~tH ts7 sgs &w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25


NOW oPES TO oTTgAEAs FKFTT MILES,
FsrtAsr Wsst tAsH smy osae~ Ra4IruS4 IN Iossa
In connection with the
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON b QUINCY RAILROAD
SASrtsst QRlekszt and BesE Rosie
To Chieago, Hew Turg Boston, PhIlsdelphis and
Baltimore; 70 Ksokuk, St. Lsuia and CinGlnAAtl,
and to all points In Illinois, Indiana Michigan, ohlo
and Canada.
Two trains Daily lsave and arrive tsa1,asys sz-
LEAVE oTTUMwA. ARRIvE At CHIC a 90
s:es i:ss ''s'"sA' ; ; a a sis sis ''l"s'' ?. ? n R
ES~ConneCsinS at Gaiesbarga vita the srtherR
Illinois Central Railroad Tor 6aiens and panlsl th
and 50. Loal& and Cairo, At Bssffngsou villa fast
sailing Psskefs for 50. Louis. II
SPECIAL HOTfEE.
EwThEoEgh 10 New YGEk In - hsHFs. Pa8sga-
gers leaving Council Bluff, morning aud evening
taking thtx rauts wiIl arrive in Chcago OF St. Lou
is froM 5S TO Is hours quicker than by ony other
route and in ample time TO connect with the kreSs
Eastern and Southern Lines.
Buy youI Tickets via Western stage Company 70
0ttar9wz, where yoO can bay your Tickets VI tAf
Burlington No. Railroad Ticket 0fies, to ALI
POINTS, gAsE and south
To SHIPPERS OF STeCK.
Stock gTaiAs via run regularly leaving daily
Sundays sxeSpted. These Trans have ali the right
Of PASSENGER Trains, thus in&aTing despatch and
consequently avoiding all those 4SszAiiaHs dsiay'
tAst are oasssAatls ooesEaas On - rss,ss;
the aississippi close By the AEa nr9vsgs vii
| ana tkers every thipg they ca wiah foF the &C
| c0Gznodati0n Of theiE stock -
| Through contracts given to Chicago.
| JOHN g. READ,
Yies Prssidszt &nsa6wRsElagsndent.
| D. REMICK. Gen. weseTn Asena-
Burlington. Feb %, 1851 lg
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

WIE4IAAs L LARng.

HAVE eat&a lshed thenzeissss Ia Eka EzabaE Esasi
ness &nG aSe Bow prepares 70 fagnisA al shaFt
sao aFy &@siFea kind isfity, at the lssest eash
pFaosA Baaidsfs and 81 afsss wEa1tiag LEGgher.
feqassted 70 NaIf Al car Yasa ~.s@
Saly o. EaS@ 4 a-s- a-a-t ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

aasgpDEAszos. -~Aa exohangs ssssas that
asIsr. Johu G. Peters, the great apostle u
Il Hsnlnpasay, has opanly and above board
gisen 10 the world his rspediasioa eE the
slsaogy Of medicine, aftar years oa prae-
ssssand advocacy, - appsars by lestsx
wAasa was pablishsd i - l~svsess
sfaassas Tssasss Cor the past HlsssAs'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25
VsoR THE EAsF-ExTREsIoR oF TIE
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
1919


opRN 10 MARENG8f
Daily line running directly East from Central Iowa
70 Chicago. 90 Niles Staging saseA-Sa Miles
Farskeg west, Most airesz route TO EAieago
and The East Is via tbs
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.
OalY line FROM lsatraITSws ta5 Ehazago under one
amusement. TIE Hizsla&ippl aud AA&sourt r B.
Is as eosBIs SD 70 eTeuze, aad will ESsn be open
ess farther west Des A0iRss sa4 CenAcil B4Efg
est aud Best avoidIng Mi delays as the Mississippi
River EIsHe eoaa@etieus are EGas waLE the ReB~
tern stage Gpmp2ny.
pessrnoer and Exayess Traina IeaUs bEa~eaga dsS-
~ al - p. M, arTtSasg a CAieago 81 s O'Clock
sks AkSf msrnfng u
No chargs for transfer Of Baggage al Ghleago.
sas2ping Cars are adj aaghs trains TgslaS con-
uacf AT Chicago with Ehs trains m se Kastsrn ILnaa
FACTS FOa STOCK SHIPPERS.
Stock IeAs1ag MaTeago at !. % r. N. arrives st
Chirzzge al % sha maEnlns. In time feT the
early MARKETS. snastock trains % tas AaateEn haes
The whale tina eoRauEna I'd at the Atssisaapet Raw
~ does net sxcsaf twenty minutes TAsrs is EAo
change Of cars, no fsrriAse or asaaS.
The opening Of the NJ b d. h. B. to AsEsASs.
ssHbles pa rtes driving stsca fraza Des AoineH ard
sthaT paInia Ia Central and Western Iowa, thsfare
considered gauaJiy al xtAnt FROM Hh& different roads
to save ttsraa days driving sa fEg 10 10 % hoafl
ca ths ears over Aay ethHr route
Stock viii be d&a1yeTA 20 ai8 S ss ualisg eH SAFas
The kMR.R r. is new being extended west Of
MaFeago ard "a fact eoEspietnd stock trans VIII
Be- ran to the sud Of the Issk-
every facility tor fhs eoaywnd sat sstpSnk Of Cat
tIs Frsizhts low vla aay cthsE F9sts, asd 30
GAINS spaTsa 10 render ii ths most aesisahie Feuse
| frsm Fswa TO Chlcags. =. .,...,-..
United ssaaaS aaz CaHsdaa hy al Eontsss can ss
| procured at Warrington, Iewa GlEy and aarsas9'
Gea'l FreigAt and Ticket AgsHs.
| xz6aaTy T. 1883. .l.- n sY
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

szPFRafBfR as, lsaa.

"WEDNESDAY, SEPTHAfBER 2S. fs<sza
ggss III YxsxixaaAL d CO /, fis Naa - i st
NNN xakx an& 40 Es&ts 81 SaBtua are aaFs asa0ns
2ma aaassss - assssiss Aas sss sAss papeE
Ng~sox. Goa CSa, arc AHsAeriass Ageass far
ksW ssxS snA Railadsaphia.
q R1~a, ii, asE.xa, Is ear aathasiaed Agsnl fof
|&sStaa. -
sya 3. d. posT d GO. ere sarassAerizsd Asans#
sss 8sa Eeuaa. fGE 1 o# @tssa zsasf3fss5
gg~s r aouMna. 10 smF aHaasrtssa Assal isr5
haesAa-s4.sss4 ssI8s sfts4gss.4Es EsF37y Efs sft
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25
A DAIEIsFRATog' SALE OF
Personal PROPERTY.

Notice IL hereby given, that the undersigned
AdEakaissratuF af Che Estate Of hsshsw Ration
and Anna HnttoR. uece#s sei, late af PottawSisamie
county. STATE Of Iosa, will on Saturday tao First
dag Of IHae, 4. D, 1881, between The h9urs OF IL
eAelock A. NJ ard O'Clock p. II sell at Pubftc Aas-
ttbn the premises, the following psTspasl prep
erty. belonging 20 said Estate, consisting af tke
foiIswiag property &s-wA.
Fivs head Of Csttle, six head Of Horses, oae tao
hsFse wagon ATaf Raz ness tSa syIhes a&il snathes
one two horse pEow, 10 Drag Teeth, one Sled. ona
shovel Pfew, one flaming MIL six head az HoxS
Qua Calki atoF and Six nEY aaodA BexRs.
Ternis or sale, oae-koufth down, the balance en-
tweivs aRsTsshs tlns. VITA 8ped ana approved se-
cuFity. Sale 70 eoaam enee az III O'Clock IN
sHEEarE "A. BUMP, &amlniS4fasoF
Estate Mathaw n, q Anna Huttan Deed.
Nays 1851. ~ ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25
SAPONlF1ER, Or
CONCE NTR ATED LYE,

IAs R@a4g FasasIsss Soap Maksr,
An indispensable article IN every Family, where
BY, wlth tkabE ordinary kitchen grease, combined
use-h&rds sofi, or fancy. II will make hard va
TER soft aud wt clean Type to peEfeetloa-~notaIng
equals IL for securing
Put up In Hir-ttghi iroa boxes Of pound each,
which viii make. with or pounds gTsaas from
10 Ia aS EaIlaHs eesant soTt soap, eight To ten
pounds bard soap,
IL has nsw been several Years since this fnvgfu
able article Hrst introduced 10 the pubic and
the estimation In which II is held wher syer tried
and tAs tMnasRss deznaBd for iE fraaa all quayters
are conclusive proofs OF its real merits and FaIRa
family srxac8R.
HaUara Of FmsfasasAsE
The sueeRs Of aar article like that ag all aisoov-
aries Of true merit and value has induced uRpFin-
cIpisd parties 10 tmitate 1t. we therefore e&atiea
the public against worthless eountsrfsits ana take
aaHufsctuE - anEy eYtha
PsR@syhvaais saif Manufacturing Company,
OF East rareRtura, AIIeEaHy Co, Pa.
0aaee and Dsz&t, No sss PeTla street, above Tue
Canal Rrlage,
PlaEshuRg. penus
Who also manutacture a standard quality
CaustIe Esa4 sK soas AEkeyx Soda Asa Refn
Soda Ash Sal Soda Chloride Of Calcium Cop
perz8. Msugaaes,s Nitric Acid Soda SatsF-
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