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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27
New York Market.

'., New YORK, Jan. al.
FLOUR-CIosed rather quiet
and without decided change.
GRAIN--Wheat nominally 81 19
al 20 for No 2 spring and 81 BOA
| 33 for winter red and amber
western. Rye nomlnally 95a9Sc
Oats dull aud heavy at 58c for
western. Corn nominal a95a98C
for new and 81 05 in store for old
mixed western.
PROVISIONS Pork closed
quiet at $27 bid for mess for Feb
ruary and S27 so asked; sales SOC
bbls mess, seller March, at S27 so
beet very firm with a moderate in.
quiry; cut meats quiet and nm
changed; bacon in moderate re-
quest and unchanged
LARD-Dull; lie lid and l7sC
asked Tor prime steam for Fcbru,
AIRY; LIZA bid for March and l74C
asked.
EGGS-Dull and declining.
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Cincinnati market.

CINCINNATI Jan. q.
FLOUR-Unctianged; sales of
family at SIS 25a5 SO.
GRAIN-W Wheat steady at 81 10
al II. Corn unchanged at 76a
nc. Oats firm at 5Oa56c. Rye
$50 and dull. Barley steady at
81 lOal 90 for spring; 81 25al 30
for fall. tftti-sI- sAiE
WHISKY-Steady at 95c.
HOGS-Opened firm and in
good demand at 50 00a9 20, the
latter an extreme rate; closed dull
at So 75a9 so. Receipts 3,7OO.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork sold
at s27 90, but is generally held at
s27 25a27 80; it is difficult to sell
below these rates; green meats qui>
ct at 10c for shoulders; l21c for
sides; and 14al4Ic for hams; bulk
meats and bacon quiet and un.
changed in all respects.
LARD-Firm; sales 200 ticrces
prime steam leaf at 154c; kettle
l6Ic.
PRODUCE--Buttcr dull at 28a
34o. Eggs 2hc and dull. Cheese
17tal83c,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

PRENTICE DEAD The well.
known and eminent journalist, poet
and wit, who in former times mad G
tho Louisville Journal famous,
died at the residence of his son
Clarence, near Louisville, on Sat
urday morning 22d inst. lie was
nominally connected with the
Courier'Journal up to tho time Of
his death, though his pen has been
comparatively unemployed for O
long time.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

Krupp, the great manufacturer
Of cannon in Prussia, employs
over seventeen thousand workmen,
has acquired 50 much wealth, that
he intends putting up q family
residence which is to surpass in
magniticcnce any royal palace in
Europe. The cost is estimated at
seven millions Of dollars. Ho has
also purchased a tino domain for
HE son. EagHsh Paper,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27
Two More States,

1t is stated that the affirmative
votes ofbut TWO MORE STATES arc
wanting to complete the ratifca,
tion of the Fifteenth Amendment
These are morally sure to be fur
nished by Texas, Georgin and Ne
braska. Hurry them up, and Ie
the crowning glory of Republican
ism be speedily proclaimed
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

NEW DRUG STORE.
[ have opened, on Main Street,
a retail Drug and Prescription.
Store, and I keep in connection,
thorewith q good assortment of
Toilet articles.
My stock is entirely new, select
cd in New York City by myself, and
persons dealing with me can rest
assured Of getting pure and fresh
Medicines at fair prices.
l pay particular attention to fiji.
ing Physicians prescriptions. so
II. B. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Sept. 2, 1869.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

HENRI RocHEFoRr, editor OF tho
Paris NarssilIaise, has been SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment
and fined three thousand francs,
for the violent language used by
him in commenting on the nssas-
sination Of Noir by Prince Pierre
Bonaparte. '5.fs ..... +,
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"Reduce Taxation"


Ono paragraph like this from
the Cincinnati Commercial is worth
thousand OF thesenselcss ones 20.
ing tho rounds bawliBg Tor q Q.
duction Of taxation without regard
to any consideration except that of
supposed immediate rcliof from an
unnecessary burden h'o
Tho Now York Commercial Ad
reraser says Tho Peoples cry" is
''Reduce taxation" Tho New
York Times is Of tho samo opin.
ion Democratic journals general.
ly join in the cry, But tho imme
diate and radical reduction of tax.
alton means acquescenco in the
perpetuity OF the public debt. We
ought to continue paying off one
hundred millions OF dollars of nA.
tional debt per annum, until we
con refund 1t low rate OF interest,
reduce tho burden in that way,
and pnt the debt plainly in tho
course OF ultimate extinction. We
protest against any policy that as.
sumes tho perpotuity of tho pub
lie debt. The industrial interests
OF tho country arc not suffering so
much from heavy taxation as from
taxation in tho interest of tho
Washington lobby. Let us equal
izo taxation and substantially
keep up tho revenue. AT tho same
rme wo must rigidly cultivate
economy--reduco the navy, cut of
tho suporauities of tho army, abol,
ish the franking privilege and, the
Congregational GioGc. Thon, pres.
entity, wo may soc light ahead.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

The strike the telegraphic op.
orators has ended in a failure TO
secure the objects sought for by
them in the way attempted. The
great body of the strikers returned
voluntarily to their former places.
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owe learn from Con. Hurst thai
tho collections in tho lnterna
Rovonuo ofiico of this (l2th) Dis
trietfor tho quarter ending Dec
8tst, amount tolS4o0, 600. During
tho first haliot tho fiscal year the
collections amount to $500, 900
OF this sum Ross county PAID
s313, ,000F The tax on whisky
alono inits various forms amountl
In the last six months TO 1882, 600
within ID the district. Tobacco
reaches $ll 400, and BecritS SO, 900
- Chilticoth0 Gd<ett6, Z 9l 's3f4s.
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The Coal Regions of Athens
..r and Perry Counties. 1851

ana Fcfry counties.
On the 2lst, in the Ohio Senate,
n message was read from tho Gov
ernor, transmitting u letter from
Prof Il b Andrews, Assistant State
Geologist for the Second District,
giving information in relation to
tho coal fields extending from the
vicinity ofNolaonyille, Athens Co.,
10 tho northeast, through the
southern part OF Perry county.
Tho message was referred to the
committee on Printing. The lot.
ter says: 1
"Tho principal seam OF coal,
which is continuous oYor u large
area, ranges in thickness from ak
tcct to Ulovco feet. Al NulsonyilIo,
IL is six fcct aud four inches. At
Straitsvillc, Lick township, Perry
county, IL IA elovon feot. At scv>
eral poihtsin Sunday Creek Val
ley, in Monroe and Pleasant towns
ships, Porry county, II also mea.
surss eleyon feet. Tits oiton less
thick, but IL is almost everywhere
Of fine working thickness, 1t eou
stitutcs q belt from ten to twelve
miles wiciO. ~ ''" "'"
Tho quality Of this great scam Of
coal is iopnd by investigation tc
bo very superior, and it will com
pare fivorably with tho best btu
minous coal Of tho country, 8" :, =, =
"Tho average often abalyzcd by
Prof. II, 4, Wormley, Chemist 81
tho Geological Survey, of samples
of this seam, for tho most part SO
Ioctcd by myself for thor rcprcseh,
tativo values, showing tho Goa
from root to floor from diforen
localities, but generally where the
seam Is ,hick6st, Is as follows: Ash
! 20, volatile matter 9S CO., fixed
carbon 1853 total, 100 SulphH
09i. 95i'd'o . ~. S9'li'a eoA.
dBy excluding from these result.
the analyses Of Ihctop coal, Which
| when the scam is thickcsts isy re,
| sA,n,A1i it,t,,l lNih noof.,>r a, otc>inn ~,
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Death of Gottschalk, tho
Pianist.

New YoRE, January 2O,-The
Steamship South n American, from
Rio Janeiro, December 25, brings
tho melancholy. intelligence of the
death of Louis NJ Gottsehalk, the
celebrated q American pianist and
composers tWhilc giving u mon,
stcr coucertat Rio Janeiro, he fell
senselsss atihis instrument, during
the performance of his favorite
composition LA More."n He was
taken TO Tiiuca, where ho fingered
three weeks, and expired on the
18th Of December. 7oyolo "a. ryoo
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

A STATE Canal Convention late.
ly assembled at Rochester, New
York. Horatio Seymour urged
abolition Of the contract system
the reduction of tolls, and, If nee
essary to secure Western trade
their entire abolition.
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. ooNGREssioNAI.

We observe nothing OF impor
lance in the proceedings of either
House on the 18th. a
In the Senate, On the 18th, th,
Virginia admission bill was de-
bated at considerable length NJ
vote was taken.
In the House, Mr.. Dawes spoke
at length against the bill to re-
move the Philadelphia Navy YarC
to League Island, He was very
earnest in deLouncing oxtrava
gance and demanding economy ir
the administration OF tho different
departments Of the government
His remarks were received with
profound attention by the House
He was replied to by Mr.. Kelley
Of Pa. HeIr' Tal %
Mr.. Judd's Apportionmcnt bill
was taken up and debated, aitel
which it was referred to the Com
mittec of the Whole. .lHo Il
In the Senate, on the 10Th, th,
subject OF abolisLing the frankine
privilege came up on the presenta
tion of petitions, whom Messrs
Drake, Oonkling, Ramsey an;
howe expressed themselves in fa'
yor Of the abolition.
The Virginia admission bill wal
debated by Messrs. Norton, Will
son, Sumner and Morton, Al
amendment proposed by Mr.. Ed
munds was agreed to, acquiring
the imposition of an oath upon thC
State officers that they are eligible
under the Fourteenth Amend
meDt. -. l..n-.,ta.
In the House Mr.. Schenck, , from
tho Com mittee on Waysand Means
reported a joint resolution for thu
continuance of the income tax
which, after explanation by him
was passed. 1t reads as follows
ResOloed, DC That whereas doubtt
have arisen and conflicting decis
ions have been made in the differ
cnt Departments of tho Govern
ment in relation to the tax OF
incomes, is hereby declared t
be the intent and meaning of thu
acts relating to that subject, tha
all persons are Liable 10 tho pay
mcnt of their proper income tax
/
accruing and to accrue, for ant
during and up to tho end of th,
year 1870, and that tho assessmen
ard collection ofany such tax il
the year 1870 and remaining un
raid on tho 1st day Of January
1871 may, under tho existing pro
visions of the Inv, DO made tn,
last mentioned year. 20 70 rn
III tho Senate on the Goth, Mr.
Ramsey introduced a bill to os
tablish postal telegraph system
and TO incorporate tho UnitoC
States Postal Telegraph Company
The Virginia admission bill wa
further debated, and it was 6nall,
agreed that tho whole subject b.
disposed Of at 4 o'clock z. NJ. OF
Friday. aoJy.s- la aa.".t.E
In the House, an animated dis
cussion arose on tho resolution of
fercd by Mr.. Laffln to print Is, ,OOI
copies Of WeIlS's report, in whicl
the questions Of tariff and the irol
trade werc debated with consider
abIe vehemencc. Tho resolution
was finally adopted.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

Hon. VIII Cumback, 1t Cover
nor of Indiana has been nominated
BY tho President, to be Minister to
Portugal, in the place Of Hon.
Samuel Shellabarger, resigned.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
no CoNsUMPTIVES

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
heaithln aiew weeks, bya very simple renee
dy, after having suffered several years with n
everelungafection, ard TINT dread disease
ConsumptiOn-is anxious TO make known to
hisiellow. sufferers the means ofcure. "a.
To allwlo desireit, he win send copy o
theprescription used Gree OF charged, wlihthe
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they viii find sURE ouRE ron CoNsuMP
ION, AsruMA, REoSCuIris, etc. The obJecte
the advert ser in sending the Prescri pton is 10
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he econcoives to he invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer willtry his remedy, ssi
will costthom nothing, and may prove blsss
ng. ~
PaIties wishing the prescription, wall please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
may ~, '60-ly. ~
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copy even, and with the same ut.
ter Inconsistencies Of gentlemanly
instinct no now endeavors to gain
a reputation for political shrcwd. i.
ness and knowledge by pretending
that he has played the spy-at d
gen tlsmen's private consultation. /
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

A resolution was adopted inz
structing the Judiciary committee
to inquire into the expcdiency Of
appointing . Commission to revise
and codify the statutes Of Ohio.
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Chief JusticeY Chase on til,
Do! go XVth Amendment. 'H1


.a1 During the debate last week in
tho Ohio House Of Representatives
on tho Fifteenth Amendment, as
wo learn from the Cincinnati Com.
mercial's Columbus letter, Mr.. Ba~
ber, Of Franklin county, read what
purported to be letter from Chief
Justice Chase, as follows;
sm "WAslnNGToN, Nov. 1869,
"Ilon Thomas Yoatman; ysa. jl
"MY DEAR SIR Tho eyes of the
whole country are, upon tho State
OF Ohio. On your vote depends
the passage OF tho Fifteenth Amend.
ment, ! am for, universal suffrage
and universal amnesty. The
amendment must be put through
tho Legislature at, af hazards.
.F.ni.o.. IS, +, CHASE"
Tho correspondent says tho
original letter had a postscript of
two lines, which Mr. Baber omit
tod to road, and which he would
not allow tho correspondent to
take q copy of. aa iuodi .,so-
Mr. Babcr wns arguing against
the ratification, md read tho let.
tor TO show, .he powerful Influences
thatwerci being broughtto hear in
order that tho measure might bo
carried.
Since writing the above We have
seen tho positive denial Of Mr.,
Yeatman that he cvcr received any
such lcttCr, And now here is what
tho Columbus Journal says of Ba-
ber's explanation; 5'aiieA
r. Mr., Babor writes TO the Cincin.
natl Enquirer declaring most pos.
itvely that tn o letter read byIhlm
ieds q eorro,t copyiof tho letter Of
Mr Chase, and that IL was not q
oopy,y yandldldlnot purport TO boz
/ Hefprthor declares that tho letter
isnot OF course o verbatim copy OIL
Glasses letter us 1t Is int6nded on
lyi1to state q substantially what
Chase would have sOid If he had
wriltcn such a. lottor, md what
Mr. Babor supposes,ho did say in a
letter which No insists must have
oenwritton bytMr, Chaso. oAnd
Mrid Babdr deEodnees Senator
YcNtman fotcoly for denying thal
hisl lolctter "a copy Of Ghsse,s'let'
tOps after alhthesO Qualifying pro.
visos. And he makes dark threats
Of tollinga abous4 cortain eeoroI
meetings at the private rooms Ol
gentleman, whore wo are led tc
suppose, Mr.. sEBabOr" played The
role Of ulRry with his gontlel
manly earl r(oreoI much theroof ai
could be brougbt'to1bear) glued Il
Tho kcyshols. lInshortS this toi;
low ounblushingly,' oconfosses tc
haxetorgedsthe name of tho Chic
JnsticCitp alettcrwhioh he enoa sayI
did not purport TO bo q verbatim
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From the Ohio State Jour nal, 2ethl
COLUMBUS AND HOOKING
VALLEY RAILROAD,
Annual INSTRUMENTATION of
&tofacers, !

I
The annual election, for Direcl
tors of this Company was held
January 25th, The following nam.
ed gentlemen were elected !
B. e. Smith, William Den nison,
William. G, Deshler, William B.
Brooks, Theodore Comstock, Isaac
Eborly, NJ, NJ. Green, @. P. Il. But.
Ter, John Gfeenleaf, Columbus. }
Peter Hayden, New York City;
John d. Martin. Lancaster; @. ii.
RiPpey, Logan; S.aiW. Pickering,
AtnehS' o aa1 f5 .crf
Frpm tho reports of the Vice
President, Master of Transporta.
tion, and Secretary and Treasurer,
We, Obtain the following figures, as
the result Of the operations of the
road up to January 1st,1S7O:
Total length of road to Athens,
IS miles; now flushed, and run
ming to NelsonvilIo, 62 miles. From
Nelsolyille to Athens the grading
is more than half done, and will be
finished for running by mid Gum.
mcr The road was opened to Ian.
caster, Jan. Goth, and to Nelson.
vile, September, II, 1869.
Total number Of passengers, both
ways, n, 100, Eve leave off frac>
tions OF ghundrsds0 passenger re-
ceipts $50, 100; coal $53.l00 tons;
receipts fol- coal $4,000; other
freight 5000 tons; receipts s29,7O0;
mileage OF cars, express, mail, &c,
receipts Sl4, 200; making total re-
eoipto el5o,ooo, expenses Of all
fkinds S7l.4O0; making net earns
ings $7S,SOO; being about 521 rer
cent. on the gross receipts.
The equipment is as follows 9
locomotives, 8 first class passenger,
3 baggage, 4 caboosc, 80 box, 20
platform and 367 coal cars 8
| \
The total mileage 7sO, 900 miles.
Capital Stock paid up 100000;
fret mortgage bonds now issued
Sf,2OO,OO0. :" ''a ' ''.
"a There has been paid for right of
way and fencing on the entire line
to Athens, SS7 900. '" ia
'1I'or grounds for depots, shops,
engine houses, water stations and
switches, S33,50O. For equipments,
s318,2O0, and on account OF con.
struction. sl542,0OO.
There has been no accident TO
either passenger, cmpIoye, engine
or car, The coal ireights have all
been paid by but two mines
Messrs, Peter Hayden's and W. B.
Brooks's. ''. ~ s''.'. '
When we consider that tho road
has hauled coal but about three
and q half months, and that but
two mines are opened, Of all the
thousands of acres Of coal lands
tributary to tho road, with low
grades, and operating expenses un.
dor 30 per cent. Of gross receipts,
we cannot but, congratulate the
Stockholders Upon tho present
management and future prospects
of the road.
AT 4 F.. NJ, tho. new Board oi
Directors organized by electing B.
o., Smith President; NJ. M, Green
| Yico President Jno. J. Janney
Secretary and Treasurer, John W,
Doherly, Superintendent, ,,l ..l
Finance Committee B. e
Smith, Wm, 6. Deshler, Wm. Den.
nison, ?, Hayden, .5s a e.,.I.
Executive Committee--R. e
Smith, g, p. l.. Butler, W. b
Brooks, VIM. DennisoD, John
Greenleaf. ,,F ur,oom. ..st
[ Auditing Committee - Theo.
Comslock, Isaac Eberly. 49,.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27
A N IMPROVED FARM
Il FOR SALE
Jan. 81, lsIowo

Containing l26 acres, In the highest state OF
CULTIVATION, situated on the Columbus and
chester, nd whit N one mile Of the Columbus
b king Valley railroad There IA a large
and subs tantial two-story hrick dwelling, .
tenant house, two barns, and out. .hohsSA, an
two fine orchards. The property d 10 be sold
withoutreserv at private sale, by the heirs
OF A. Lehman, deceased. Terms easy. For
inlormati on nqulre on the premises,
| Jan. 81, 1870 m. As'ta NstfhA8tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

AMOst Perfect Regulator Of the
whole human system is found in
DR.. Pierce's Alternative Extract, or
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
cures Female Weakness, Weak
Back and oil irregularitiss. 1t is
a great restorative tonic, and nerve
force generator, and hence in oil
cases Of Nervous General Debility,
nothing can equal it. Sold by
druggists, or send three dollars
and twenty-five cents to nr. r. v,
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, and get
three bottles, tree of express char,
0oa frrtr.. .fr.-rf
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NOTICE.

paniel Troyer, of the Stale of Indiana, will
take notice tha, on February Is, 1888, ValSn.
Court OF Common Pleas oi Fairfield count y, o..
his petition against him, claiming 10 reeoyar
sil0 and interest from February /, 1855, lof 10
much money heretofore by plaintia pal d 10 one
Robert Curl, for defendant an % kls Ru1etVi
An attPohment has been issued IN said astion
and defendant must plead thereto on or be
fore shells dAy Of March, 1870. " 4
Jan. 81, lsTowe.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27

The bill fol. the admission of
Virginia has passed both Houses
Of Congress.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SALEy ( og z ! MEAh H ESTATE BY on.

On tho Goth day ofFe6ruary, 1870, al o'clock
IN the afternoon, on the premises, will be sold
10 the highest bidder, the following real estate
free Of dover, as the property OF Reason
Holmes, deceased. viz;
Situate IN Fairhe III county, Ohio, known and
distinguished by being thewest halfof Section
twenty. six eco, township sixteen QG), range
eighteen Qs), Of lands set apart and used for
the purpose Of satisfying the clams Of the Ref
ugees from the British Provinces OF Canada
and Nova Scotia, excepting 40 acres heretofore
sold to Richard Watson; and containing, ex'
cepting what is covered by the Reservoir two
hunaredand twonty.seven l227) acres, and to
be sold as 227 acres.
!, Thisiand lies South OF the Resefvoirin In Wal.
nut Township, and is one OF the best Farms in
the county. Itls we'll watered, has upon II
good improvements, a good orchard, about 30
acres OF good TIMBER and about $50 acres oi II
ie now in grass. E tr
] TERN s OF FSALE-one.thrd in hand and
the balance intwo oqnal yearly payments with
interest; appTaisedat SIS 90 per acre.
"H .uuf JOHN @. WHITAKER,
Admir- Reason Holmes.
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FARMERS AND BUILDERs

FARMERS AND BUILDERS
Look to your interests. We are
now selling for thirty days:
Oak Flooring at $500 per loot.
Poplar " 1926
Pine I" 400 "
Poplar Siding, 2,I5 "H~ "
Pine (" $50 to 3,OO7
Dressed Pine 2,75 to $50; av
No. l Shingles $500 to $50;
Double Xxx Shingles, $50, the bes.
in market;
Plastering Lath 3,15 per 1000.
Pine Flooring Lum. ESQ per 100;
Pine Roof Boards l,05 per 1OO;
Barn Lumber 2,75 {"
Common Boards 2,50
Factory and Yard on the corner
of Canal and Mill streets. All
kinds offactory work done on short
notice, and Is per ct. lower than
any other Factory in the West.
29.tf VORYS & BRO.
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4G1 ,i3 NEW III
r e III e DY +.
b. WAYNE'S
DIURETIC ELIXIR
OF
Buchu, Juniper and Acetate Of Potash.
A new and valuable preparation for
the relief and cure of Gravel, Irri-
tation of the Bladder and Ure-
thra, Dropsical, Rheumatic


A new and valuable preparation for
the relief and cure of Gravel, Irri-
tation of the Bladder and Ure-
thra, Dropsical, Rheumatic
and Gouty affections,
Pains, in the back and
loins, &c, &c.
To those suffering from diseases of
the Kidneys and Bladder, and the conse-
quent train ofdistre'sing ailments, this
remedy is confidently recommended as
n relief and needs but trial to prove
its great value in the relief OF the above
mentioned diseases.
In confirmation of the above we pre-
sent the following certificate of an old
and well-known citizen of Lancaster:
LANCASTER, Ono, December 20, 1860.
MgssRs. r. e. SURE & Co., Oincinnati,O.
GRSrLRMEs Il am induced to give my test,.
mony in favor Of the Medicine you prepare
called WRyne's Elixir Of Buchti, Jun per and
Acetate OF Potash from the great benefit have
derived from its use. For many years have
becnsutfering from an affection OF the Kidneys
and tried various remedies with at ii mes some
beneht from their use but had Q yer receiv-
ed perfect reliefnnti had used your med
by Messrs. Slocum b White, OF this city, md
feel that it has almost produced perfect cure
IN myself and can cheerfully recon me nd 1t TO
others suffering from similar disease.
ALBERT CLAYPOOL.
LANCASTER, o., December goth, 1860.
Messrs. + f. SURE & Co., Cincinnati, o.
GENTLEMEN We have been selling your
Wnyne's Elixir Of Buchu, Juniper and Acetate
oi Potash, and from what we hear Of lts use
would state that 1t gives better satisfaction
than anyother articles we sell IN complaints
oil the Kidneys. Respectfully,
SL0CUM Il WHITE,
GEO, q. BECK,
D.SlFF0RD,
A. DAVIDSON,
MUELLER & BUECHLER.
Manufactured by f. E. SURE g. co.,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, Cincinnati, o.
Lancaster, o., Jan, 27, 1s7O-6m.