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The New York herald., 1869-11-29
The Sultan and the viceroy.

1t does not appear from our latest news that
the Sultan has yet given up his complaint
against the Viceroy. Rumors are as yet con-
fcting. By some 1t is said that compromise
will be effected with the aid of the great
Powers BY others it is said that an ultima
tum has actually been sent to the Khedive,
and that several vessels of the Turkish
navy are ready to sail for Alexandria. That
trouble exists and that storm is brewing
is nowhere denied. 1t is the prevailing
sentiment at the Porte that the Viceroy
is now and has for some time been
doing too much on his own account. The
authorities at Constantinople cannot close
his army, his splendid steamships, his Suez
Canal and his vast personal wealth, is putting
his nominal master very much in the shade.
This feeling is aggravated and famed into
flame by certain bitter enemies of the Vioeroy
who are prominent in the councils of tho
Sultan. By changing the order of succession
in Egypt and by other acts the Viceroy has
not only grevously offended and greatly
wronged a brother and an uncle, but has
forced them into exile. These two Egyptian
princes-Mustapha, the brother, and Hahn,
the uncle-have found home in Constani-
nople; and the former is not only one of the
most able and active of the Young Turkey
party, but prominent member of the Sultan's
Council of Ministers. All that these men and
their friends can do is being done to foment q
quarrel between the Sultan and his nominal
vassal, the Khedive.
That Turkey and Egypt will go to war we do
not believe, The great Powers will not permit
1t. They cannot afford to permit it. The
worst that can befall will be another European
Congress on the Eastern question. This
Congress may have some hard work to accom-
plish; but it will not be difficult for it to
effect compromise and maintain the peace Of
Europe for a little while longer. There is but
one Power in Europe that would be likely to
stand by the Viceroy if he refused all advice.
The Viceroy, however, is not in the present
instance the aggressor, and the chances are
small that he will refuse advice II is the Sui
tan who threatens; but we may rest assured
that even though Russia should stand alo0f
Europe will still be strong enough to hold
Turkey in check. We apprehend trouble; We
think European Congress probable; but we
do not apprehend war.
The New York herald., 1869-11-29
In Greenwich street.

At ten A. M. yesterday fire occurred at No. I'll
Greenwich street, occupied by George Adler "a .
c,oar STORE The loss by water was S10o. Adler was
arreated on suspicion OF having fired the premises.
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BOOTHS THEATRE I'D ST.. between 9th ana sth avs
FIRST PARr OF KING HENRY ~.
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FRENCH THEATRE 18th ST. and 6th av.-LoNDoN
OR, LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF THE GREAr City.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broaaway.-DARIUs DUTroS
A BULL. IN A CHINA SHOP.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC, l4th street.-IrALIAS OPERA
WILLIAM Till
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

wALLACK's THEATRE Broadway and 18th street,
HoME-A REGULAR FIX.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF Eighth avenue q
23d street.-fHE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
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THE TAMaANY, Fourteenth atreet-THE HANLos
BROTHERS, dC.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.-A NEW WAY TO PA
OLD DEBTs
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LADIES NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY, 61Sk
Broadwav.-FEMALEs ONLY IN ATTENDANCE.
The New York herald., 1869-11-29

HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn.-H ooLRY
MIssTRKLs-NEGRo EooESrRIoIrIEs, &c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14


AT tho Arizona lIouse in Harri.
sonviIlc, on Monday Jan 4th, 1869,
by Rev, Mr. Garrison, Mr. G.. j.
BosISJ a lfarrisobviiIe, to Miss
MoLLIE CoapELt Of! Pleasant Hill
80.
Accompanying the above notice
came u magnificent "hunk" of cake
and a bottle 6Iled with q liquid Of
q gently stimulating nature. We
ofFJr the bride and groom our wish.
es for their happiness and pFospcr-
iIy. As they ghde down life's
stream may not u ripple disturb
their journey, nor wave Of dis
cord break over their life bark =
May happiness and prosperity
ever attend them is Our sincere
prayer.-HGriSonriHe (UO.) Dem.
Wo heartilyajoin in the. good
wishes expressed by our Missouri
cotemporary.
outhel 5th INST. by the Ret. G. ". Mech.
hing, ar. Harm en- Fiscl. Of Harrislmrgh, Pa,
and Miss Louisa iounRiinns, Of this city.
Accompanying the above notice, our Office
was favored with complimentary token o.
substantial, yet cyaneseent character. There
was full kre Of it-nnd II wns garnishedwith
q supply Of solid aim enlary Jibstan ces sulta.
bic FOR amelorating any supposed harshncss
Of It's contents. Cf course the Gazttte's best
wishes so with the welded parties on Their
starting upon the Journey matrimozial. May
they be blessed in baske aud IN store. and be
voucbsefed length of days in which to enjoy
prosperity and happiness; .,''t Hi'iH
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REMEMBER,

That tho tooth plugging done by
II. SCoTT, is not out done in the
United States, either in skill or
durability. Keeps prepared soaps
for boautifying The teeth and sweet
ening the breath, .,...T'
Broadway; 100 yards south of
city hall. 43-2w.
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New York Market.
New YORK, Jan. IL

AVE-" AOhhi an l.
FLOUR-Tbe market closed dull
and 5@l0c lower.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and un.
changed for spring; lower for win.
ter. Rye dull and heavy dt 81
4S@l 90 for Western. Oats heavy
at 75@759c in store, and 77@77Ic
ahoat. Corn dull and heavy al
92@9lc for new mixed Western:
old mixed Western dull and nom
inal Barley quiet and without
decided change.
PROVISI0NS--Pork dull and
heavy Cut Meats steady, Bacon
quiet and without decided change
Lard dull at l91@l9Sc for fair tc
prime steam.
EGGS-Dull at 39@35c.
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A SIMPLE INDICATED
CONNECTION for the euro of
coughs, colds, and all irritations of
the Throat, free from all such nau-
seating drugs as Morphine, lpeca-
cuanho, conium, &c, will be found
in MURDocns BRONCHIAL CoMFIT,
which is also an active, simple,
and safe remedy for feeble and
husky voices. For sale by G. G.
Beck, druggist, Main street.
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Mr.. l.. D. KA0Y, Of Ottawa, I'll
an aged subscriber Of tho Gazette,
favored US with Il call on Tuesday,
and renewed his subscription for
bver \ year in advance. Hc Is
visiting his former home, relatives
and old friends in fairfield county.
We wish him a safe trip to the
western homo to which he returns
in a few days, and many years Of
life in which to enjoy tho reading
OF the Gazette.
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Olive Logan.

The opportunity to purchase
tickets 10 a lecture in Lancaster by
this gifted lady. will remain open
at ] q. TuthiIl's, for few days
longer, at the expiration of which
tho number sold will determine
whether Lancaster is to be favored
with the rare intellectual treat Of
such lecture, We hope there
will be an increased, rush for tick.
cfs, that will speedily place the
realization of such fact beyond a
doubt.
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YsWe had a friendly and agree
able call yesterday from Mr,
GLENN, OF the Columbus Gasette'
,Wo werc pleased to learn from him
the fact oflho increasing prosper
i'y Of that excellent journahwhichh
having Just donned wtypograpb-
ical, babilimcnts, now adds the
height of beautyto superior merits
as a newspaper.N9 ji,@o rt,o
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Cincinnati Market. b
CINCINNATI, Jam IL.

FLOUR-Firm at 81 ZOOS, y
GRAIN&Whcat firm; No. .
held at 81 75, sales at 81 73. Corn
loworhsales Gls Oats unchang.
cd. Rye tirmer; No. at 81 40.
WIlSKEY~-- Dull at 97@9Sc.
HOGSzln hight supply and
firm; live Sl0@ll; dressed Sll 80.
@l2 so Receipts $500
PR0VISIONS-Quict but firm.
Mess Pork nj $50, Bulk meats at
l2@l45c. Lard at IS, lsF=l9lc,
for head and gut, prime steam leaf
and prime kettle, but hardly any
demand,
PRODUCE-Buttcr and Cheese
unchanged. -
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OBITUARY..

DTED--Died November 2Gth. 1863, OLLIE
C, Youngest daughter Of John and Ellen
WoolaId, aged Is years, months and
days.
Again are We assured OF the fraiity Of nm
man existence, and again are we reminded
what life is ours by the tenure bfbut breath
Tho dcceased'has lfna lhTs &c elrdle Of friends
and acquaintanccs who we're attac he'd to her
BY more .liAn ordinary sies of'trfehdAhip. shs
did not enjoy rs many oftho pleasures OF this
worl rs somemouGd er, for, from, enrtyile
she was almost = cons tant sufferer physically;
for years il may truthuIly be said shc did not
enjoy one, hours perfect health; yet with all
ttis. II will he nseesg 20 say tnthose who
knew hOr we'll, that she was patient, always
making nm effort to take n bright view ofeve.
rythlhg: ever being q KIND daughter. loving
sister. Toherthe approach Of death wnslnot
frnnght with fcNr Of the grim destroyer, but
wns hailed rs the dnwning or n day of eternal
bliss. dispo SIT on naturally sweet and ami.
able, had been purified ar d refined by years OF
suffering, SO tha: u II the elrthly had heen
sennra ed from her, and only the heavenly'rc-
malned, an the final dissolution was ms the
transplanting Of u tender flower from n for
cign to native aoil .Hcr con nac ton with the
U. h, Church had been long and satisfactory,
rich harvest OF Christian experC Cncc, and her
last moments were spent III earnestly advi-
sing her youthful companions VIII, surrounded
he dying couch, to follow close ~ IN the foot.
steps Of II i'm who only can grant "Pcacc and
good will" The exchange FIR her was a zap.
| by one SHE has eft fond mOtherHnd low
ing brother to om1nrn her depqrturc-a father,
three brothers an1 ono sistcr awaited her in
1 tho spirit world. Then let the eyes Of the he
reft no longer swell with the gushing tosrs. Of
mourning; let the head be raised from the
lnelanc holy thoughts Of our sister whose flesh
sleeps in tho tomb. She II not there. She hTs
passed through the iron gate Il death into the
| city OF our 40 d, and days ago she was seated
on the right hand OF tho Father with the re .
( deemed on high May tho mother be enabled
! to dry up her tears and put Implicit conf.
dcncc in God, who will do all things right.
/ ...'.. ...r. Con-. b
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HONwARD"-MAYNE REDS NEW
MAGAZINE The namo of Mayne
Reid is household word among
the youth OF America. His agree
ablo and captivating romances
have won their hearts, and as an
author Of stories for the young,
his name stands prc.emincnt above
all others, 1t will bc gratifying
to tho young mon of America to
know that Capt. Reid has come so
this country and has started q
magazine, which will be devoted
to their intellectual Improvement
combining pleasure with that
Onwdrd-his new magazine, is {
garner till of choice stories, pro
fusoly illustrated, many of then
from bis pen. Poetry also finds I
place within its covers. A nic'
present it would make for q son
as i!s aim is ennobling. Pricos3
so per annum. Address Carleton
Publisher, 497 Broadway, New
York. a..a u D..aan
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The Morrow County Sentinel
and the Athens Messenger appear
in handsome dresses Of new type,
improving their appearance verv
much. In other respects, both pa.
pcrs wore already allqthat could
be desired BY reasonable readers
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Cause and Effect.

Colds ARE the effect Of obstructed rcrspra.
ton. Tho symptoms are so generally under
stood, that nothing need be said on thatpolnt
But colds are easily taken, AMI unless great
care is cxcreiseda q second cold viii often be
c contracted, or in other words, ono cold will
rin into. another, and a confirmed cough en-
sue, bringing on straining and rack ing Of The
lungs, and the production Of tubercles, Al
though many thousands persons arc drin-
ing tliroughthesc symptoms towards pulmon-
AIRY scascs ofa dangerous character, yet tho
majority think that they are troubled with
nothing bus m ordinary cold, which will REM
sdy itself and pass away. Fatal dclusion-thc
rock on which many a life has been lost SEQ
to it at nnce that your cold is attended to. Use
MIsHLER'S HERB BrTTERs, the most po-
tent remedy ever discovered 70" Colds and
Coughs, and certain protection against the
danger oftaking them, il ltl used regularly
two or three timesa dayas lonic. ....
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Proposition for Discussion.

NOHN'ANAOA AOA OAoO ONApoAOIle
Eds. Gazette; - Understanding
the Rcv. John Scott, Rector of ST..
johns (RpiscepbD ChprSh Of Ian.
caster, o., to say, at the close OF my
lecture in your city on the evening
of Jan. 9th, ,'inst., that he was mot
afraid 10 inreStigate, or discuss, any
subject" | most respectfully pro.
pose the following Tor public de-
bate, with the reverend gentleman,
or, any ono else
Bss6ifsar Tht Spirio,ralismem;
bodies a system of the highest rc.
llgious truths that has yot come to
tho knowledge of man; and that it
is susceptible of proof, jp accOr.
dance with the admitted rules Of
evidence.
An acceptance to debate, given in
Lancaster papers, will receive at
tcntion from my friends, who arc
authorized to close arrangements
| refer to DR.. II. Scott, and W. s.
Beatty, Of Lancaster.
A. A. WHEELOCK,
General Agent, &cl Ohio Slate
Spiritual; Association IA &
Lancaster, o., Jan. Z, 90.
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Death of Geo. w. Edgar.

1t becomes our painful duty TO
chronicle tho death OF this gentle.
man, (formcrly a resident OF our
city, and well and favorably
known to our citizens,) which
took place at his residence in Put.
nam, o, on the 7th inst, of con-
sumption. usM
As man ard a citizen, Mr.. EDGAR
possessed tho qualities calculated
to win the esteem Of all acquaint.
anccs. lIe had for some eight
years past filled tho position OF
Mail Agent on the c. aud y. Rail
road, in which he proved himself
a thoroughly efficient and faithful
officer. He continued at his post
until within about three, months
of his death, and until his physic-
al energies gave way entirely. lie
died at the age Of about forty years
leaving q wife and several chill
drcn.
His funeral took place at Put
nam en- Sunday last, under the di'
rcction of the Odd Fellows fratcr'
nifty. lie was member of Hook
hooking Encampment, No. IS, O
this city, having passed all thc
Chairs, and his funeral was at
tended by lis mombers in body,
Resolutions,of respect, adopted
on tho occasion, will appear in ou
next issue.
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Tho New Years Address Of tho
Tifin Tribune Carrier was the most
beautiful specimen of typography
wo have sccn in that lino tho pre-.
sent season. Itforms beautifully
Illuminated pamphlet Of IL pages
and as a job compares favorably
with the finest city work. ars
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!.FARHS FOR SALE.

\ WILL SELL THE FARM ON WHICH ]
live containing 1 IA acres lyingnear Aman
ds, Fairfield county, Ohio. There rs goou
,Iwellinghouse oIeight rooms, with Good TGi, ,I.
vnrd. and fine spring and running wster Ioi
stock. The land is in a high state Of eul,lva-
t,on with fipo orchard OF apples ana 7eaohes'
a GOOD harm and outhulldings.
Also-I16 acres mile east OF An.arua sT,,.a
ahoHt so acres cleared, the balance good Inn.
heS with runuing water; all fenced; and GOOD
tenant house and stable. ..u..,.A.
Also-50 acres, about 20 acres tlllaole tos
balance good timber, with running water,
good tenant house and stable Az Iepse1.
aIrnsd ~ Amanda, OHIO. ,,,,r,4r,Ns
Qtc. "a, '6B-tt, THUS NJ lSiIHS'
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A VALUAB. ARM FOR
.l| SALE

The farm belonging tc the estate oftho late
Or. James White, three miles East Of Lancas-
Ter, on tho GAINESVILLE & Maysvillo Turnpike,
containing lsO scres. For terms enquire at
slocum 4 Whites Drug store.
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Go TO yOS BoNIIoRsr,. DENTIST.
Mammoth Bottles only 10 Cts

Mammoth Bottles only 10 Cts.
EUoESfE nArh REsToRER TBEf
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
The ErGESIE HhR REsToRER
cclipses all known discoveries for
the 'Tapidity withwbiehit ~ restores
gray and faded baiF TO its natural
color-promotes Its rapid sad
healthy growth, prevents ard stePs
it when falling off, and Is q most
luxuriant dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft. silky and ylns-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only IS
cents. '.'" si'.|.Et'
Sold .by'most all druggists. [52l
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Fairfield County Bible Society
LAW. the 23d inst,

n
The annua business meeting Of this Socie-
be held in the English Lutheran Church
OF this City, on
Saturday, the 23d inst,
Mt II o'clock, A. NJ. At TINS meeting the An :.
nunl Reports will be read. The election Of
ofRcers w,ll be he III, and ihe general business
of tho society be Transacted. Each Branch
represrn,ed at this meeting, and IL is expected
this duly will be observed lay them.
The annual Anal yersary Festival will tako
place on Sunday evening the Ath inst, at the
/ be genial and characterized with exercises OF
interest TO all. A Rihle sermon will be
preached. The President lcct Will be stalled
into office by the Rev, MARTtNDAlE, and the
gentleman will also deliver special address,
Az who revere and love the Bible AZ Gods
great gin to mankind, are affectionatcly invited
WV. I. EE Use, rrcs.
Attrsh T, L. SL0CUh Soc'y.
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fAsilIoS ABLE DRESS AND
: CLO AK MAfSING.

Mfs.t. 6. Morrison woutl respectfully an.
nounco to the ladies Of Lancaster aud vicinity
that she has opened Fashionable Dress and
Cloak establishment, In the building lately oc'
cupcd by Mr. Ththill on the Public Square
Lancaster, Ohio, where she is prepared to do
all kinds ofwork in that line Of business. From
her long experience in business and her great
success in pleasing tho Elite and Fashion o'
Pittsburg, sho feOls warranted in assuring the
ladies' that she can and'will give satisfaction
spccinl attcptioh given to wedding ontl''s
Ladies' fine under sarmonts ch'idren's robes
&C. A liberal patronage from asenerous poo
pie isrespectfully solicited,
MRS. JANE G. MORRISON.
| Oct. %. '6R~tf I..HUiH
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TBTG THFNGT?
.tHT 10 urT----s, Mgsvs,
The Legislative visIt---Tlle Ke.

ft==as, y
magnificent new passenger cars OF
the G. and IL. v. Railroad, with q
number of tb6ss oE1hc GICI 'and
G.. Roadg( (eleyap cars iphlll@ l@~idSr
tho liberal auspices Of the Direc.
torship of the fIrmcr Resd, came
laundering into our city lAden
With the above pDntiopedj together,
with sundry'State ofiaialS9emiDsRtl
citizens OF Columbus sand many Of
the good people OF the counties Of
Franklin and Fairfield. Arrived
at the Station, where an immense
concourss oi our eitizens had as.
sembled TO greet the distinguished
guests OF the city, a procession, i'm;
posing in numbers but irrcgularin
formations spontaneously took mp
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,ot L., !, !, J. :, i :
10 ,i,,o .hon, i :, rlonb,ibr
nra,,;orsi',o ;,,.odno; tLa,,r i
the more substantial bospitalities
| of the CITY. in the shane of dinners
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oo''e' w. p.S,a ,;f'., Ie,,O y III, sd"n -, =,
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i 10 tho open handed sagac'o'
-. liberality of the Directors of the I
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Estate of Catherine Niscly.

Notice il shercby given that the undersicned
has been dnly ahrointed and analIhed ~ Ad'
minisiratorof Of the estate OF Catherine Nicely.
late III Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased. All
persons win govern thpmselySS.s yes. acctordn!ngT' tln
Dec. 81. '6s- 3M. .--r.l
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,NEw STATION Housh-The G..
g. II. V. 'R. r.. Co. has completed
its now Station House, combining
Ticket Office, Telegraph Office, Pas
songer rooms and temporary ac'
commodation tor freight Our
young friend Lieut.. NOBLE GATES
has been assigned tho position OF
Freight Agent and operator, and
is already in tho discharge of his
duties. We are glad TO record Sc
good an appointment to SO impor'
tant place.
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Special Notice.

| wish respectfully TO caution the pn'Aic to
beware of the promises Of Wheeler Wilson
and other agents to furnish Singers New Fam :
rly Sewing machines 10 those who are not salts
fed with the machines they sell, tor the Singer
machines can only be obtained from an agent OF
the Singer Manufacturing Company.
.,.,. ... Jas, Duncan, Agt,
. Rising Block, Columbus street,
Jan. Is, lsGg.f. Lancaster, Ohio.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Every oNg NAY KNOW of what DR.. J. W.Po-
lands Hurnor DootorIs compounded, by wrli.
ing to theIropnctor. The hest known roots
and herbs are used; aud combnc Sicasantncss
to tho taste with sure results. Sold by DAVID
sou 4 BrsScc. .-.- ..
Nd 'fA-----~-+-'.Se~---- g. Cd.
A FACT woRTi KSowrgG, that White Pine
Compound is the Nrost, best and sGlssf remedy
yet discovered for Incipent Consumption,
Throat and Chest Diseases, Kidney Complaints
and other similar Weaknesses. Thousandsare
ready to testify OF its virtues.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-14

At Cost for Thirty Daysi
The Ano stock at Do Natbs Boot
and Shoe Store has to be closed
out by the lSt Of February. Go
there for bargains.42-H.