THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT BLOOISBUIUt, COLUMB lA 001 'NT Y, PA.
Miscellaneous.
TIIK WltllMI KIND or DUCKS.
'The irrB American! Tnrmer ceMli1y
knows hrtw to loftV'iihcr' lnt'irilercst, nrnl
ho has A, I pen ivlt that U hard to get over.
Kor example! Some three or lour days agp
llle conductor nl frolglil train on the Fort
Wayne road, who nut With' his train,
aaw , a couple ot' jtie looking (lucks on Did
river near tlie tract. He Imd a idiot gun in
the cabitose car. and stopping llio train for
lew minute, ho got oft" and shot both pf
the birds. He thought this was something
to congratulate lllmnblt on, and when he
resetted hts homp afler hM wort. ,he Invited
n little party of friend to, ptrtake of the
fruit of hlsprowesq. A couple of days after
this the conductor happened to be stopped
nt the place wbetv the tjucjrj bfi) J)f,ep shot.
Ho got out his gun and walked down to the
river with the Intention of barging a couple
more, If possible, ile had scarcely reached
the edge of tho river, before a man, who
looked like a farmer, approached hlin and
said:
''Are ynit the man who shot those two
ducks here llajr before yesterday?"
"Yes that was me," said tho sportsman
proudly,
"Well, those ducks belonged tome. They
wasn't apy of your wild ducks, bul were
tame ones." ,
"Oh pshawl You can't fool mo. I guess I
know a wild duck from a tame one."
"Will you pay mo for tho ducks?" saiii the
farmer cwily.
"No, sir, I won't. You cin't provo the,
ifuc.ks were not wild ones."
"All right,'1 and the farmer started off to
tbe nearest village.
"Vhe-e are you going? What do you
lutend to do?" nsked the conductor.
'Well," said the farmer quietly, as he
leaned asainst a tree. "I am going to a
Viui re to make an information against you
for killing wild ducks out of season. If you
insist that them ducks was wild, it II cot
you $." a duck, If yn.t come to the conclti
sioii they were tame, It'll only costy-m $2 50
a duck. Now what'll you do?"
Tho conductor stared at his tormentor
scratched his head, and said something
ab nit ducks generally, and these ducks in
iiarticutar, and then paid the $3. He does
not carry a gun in his car any more.
A l'llKNUMKNAL 1SAUIIKR.
Mr. Sarvis wont into a barber shop to get
shaved last week. When his turn came he
stretched himself out in the chair and told
tho artist what he wanted to do, Mr. Sarvis
was considerably surprised at him, for he
asked not a single question and was very
short in his answers when interrogated on
tbe state of the weather, the political out
look, etc. While being shaved he carefully
remarked to the artist :
'Do you think my hair needs cutting ?'
The barber ran his finger through his
hirsute and replied :
'No, not for a month yet.
Mr. Sarvis was astonished at his hones
ty. 'Do you think I need a shampoo ?'
'No sir ; your head is quite clean.'
Have you a preparation you can recom
mend for the preservation ot the hair ?' ask-ed-Mr.
Sarvis.
'You need nothing of the kind sir.'
'But my son does.'
Tell him to use entile soap and hot wa
ter ; all these pieparations are frauds.'
'Can you tell hie how to get rid of these
pimples ?'
Yes, air !'
'How ?
'Go to some good physician and get a pre
scription 'Will you let' me have a brush with rne
tallc bristles ?'
'Never keep them, they do more harm
than good '
Then Sir. Sarvis told him that he was
possessed of that kind of lionesty, which
sends people to tho poor-house, and walked
out more astonished than if he had Just put
his band on a red-hot stove under the im
pression that It was his umbrella.
Oiievino Okdeks. He was weeping soft
ly as he came out to join his companions; a
peculior twitching of his inuc!e and the
careful manner of his gait was painfully
apparent to the bnyt; they knew that he
had just wrestled with one of his parent';
they had been there and understood the
whole business.
"Heen gittin'a licking, Ben?" asked sev
eral sympathetically.
"Yes, murmured he; 'I got licked tur
oheyin' orders."
"Dis-obeyiu", you mean," rried they,
"No, fur obeyln', I tell ye,' persisted he
then, seeing their looks of incredulity, he
made this explanation; "When I wero
comin into the house my boots were muddy
as blazes, and mother had just been scrubbin
the floor; 6ays she, 'Ben, you'd better walk
right over that clean floor with your muddy
boots. 'Anything to oblige yon,' says I.
Sp I boldly walked across the room, and she
lit on me with a bound like a cat on a mouse
Htid tbe way she toted me around that room
was a caution. I wbn't obey orders any
more."
A KOUCKUMAItltlAaE.
I.uther McCoy, a young law student of
Bonneville, Indiana, met with one of the
most reinarkablo adventures on record, the
alleged facts of which have just come to
Bgnt. McCoy says he went to Hockport to
attend the Spencer county court, and while
returning home about 10 o'clock in the
evening he was stopped by Jacob Brother
.and Levi Landshurg, who demanded that he
should go to tho Clerk's office, get a license,
and marry Jacob's daughter, Cynthiana.,
Having no means of defence, McCoy was
taken by Brother and Landsburg to the
Clerk's dtBce. wbo Issued the papers, and
the trio started together for Brother's resi
dence, A clergyman was called In, and
McCoy was married to tho woman, This,
McCoy alleges was all done with threats of
death to him should he resist, The newly
married couple were taken to a room and
locked up for the night, and In the morning
the groom started for hU father's residence
with the bride. Having told bis father the
circumstances of the marrlaee. the old
gentleman took the bride back to her home,
and McCoy has now brought suit to 'have,
the marriage declared null and void, It
appears that McCoy and Cynthiana had
been engaged to be married but tbe former,
broke the engagement.
A youog John Chinaman at Phillips' Acad'
pmy In Audover, finds his head in danger.
John had been rather backward in his stud
ios, so that the Faculty considered it their
duty to make the same known to the Chiuei-o
Ciovcrumeut, at whoso expense tho young
man is educated. This they did, and one
may iuiagino the disgust that was manifested
upon reading the reply, which was as follows;
"Send him home and we will behead him."
John will stay with the Mclicaa man and
keep his head,
A child without legs had just been born
'Thank heaven," said the weeping father,
"this will never be a champion pedestrian
RUSSIAN THIRVES.
i Dome intevcsj wno maniiesieu remaricaoje
Ingenuity, have lately been caught In the
Crimea. They operated thus ! A thief whs
jdeked In an empty trlwk by his mates ; tho
trunk was sont (0 the railroad depot as the
Laggnge or a passenger, and put In the bag
gago'carj one of hi. mates,whb claimed the
haggnge,tnok passago In the same train to
le next station ; as soon as everything was
Ipilet lu the baggage car', "file thief In the
trunk opened it and crawled out j hi ran
sacked the test of tho baggage and put In
his own trunk such valuable articles as erere
available ; then he crawled back to the trunk
ami locked .himself In, and, on reaching the
next Nation, Ms Mate took off the trunk as
his baggage, and they procctded to secure
their plunder. The gang ot ltussian thluves
who concocted this scheme managed to carry
It on successfully for sonio time; but nt lifst
on the occasion ot one adventure the thief
In the trunk took In with him such an
amount of stolen goods that the trunk burst
open at nn unfortunate moment. The meth
od nl Operation was discovered and tho
thieves were brought to the bar.
INVENTORY UP FKMAliB CHARMS-
It Is not to bo supposed for a moment that
ladles of the present c"ay resort to artificial
means of Increasing that native lnvelinets
which "whcii unadorned is adorned the
most." Their groat grandmothers, however
thought differently ;' and so numerous had
female falsification become, n century neo,
that It was deemed necessary to introduce
an act into tbe Kuglish 1'arllaraent in 177!)
which provided as follows : "All women,
of whatever age, rapk, profession cr degree
whether they may be maids or widows, that
shall, from and after this act, impose upon
and betray lhto 'matrimony any "of His Maj
esty's male subjects by paints, scents, cos
metic washes, artificial teeth, false hair,
Spanish wool, iron ntayt, hoops, high-heeled
shoes or bolstered hips, shall Incur the
penalty of tbe law now in force agaicst
witchcraft and misdemeanors, and the mar
riage, upon conviction, shall stand null and
void."
There was a terrible scene at Niagara, a
day or two ago. It was reported that a re
ligious maniac was about to float down the
river in a row boat to tho edge of the fall,
expecting to be miraculously Bayed from
death. A multitude of people gathered on
Uoat Island and along the Canadian shore,
and presently they were horror stricken to
see a boat drifting down the middle of the
river. In the. stern was the figure of a man
H3 sat placid and motionless, seemingly
perfectly satisfied that some miracle would
save him from his impending fate. Nearer
the awful brink rushed the boat, and,fiually,
with a mad plunge the frail bark dashed
headlong down into the seething caldron
below. Women fainted, and strong men
fell to the ground weeping and praying.
Some hurried to the foot of tho falls, and
finally succeeded in recovering the body. It
was stuffed with straw,.,., ., .
Illegal Fees.
Judee Sterrett; of the Supreme Court,
says' on this' subject "Sound public policy
rr quires us to hold that a public officer who,
virtute officii, demands and takes as fees for
his services what are not authorized or more
than is allowed by law, Should be compelled
to make restitution. He and the public, wbo
have business to transact with bini, do not
stand upon an equal footing. It Is his special
business to be conversant with the law under
which be acts, and to know precisely how
much he is authorized to demand for his
services. But with them it is different.
They have neither the time nor the oppor
tunity of acquiring the information neces
sary to know whether he is claiming too
much or not, and, as a general rule, rely
ing on his honesty and integrity ,tbey acqui
esce in his demands,"
The Law of Trespass. The law of
trespassing upon laudi by gunners and hunt
ers is good enough if farmers will unite as
has been suggested, to havo it enforced.
Trespassers are liable for all damages done
and costs, for which, if not paid, they can
Lw Imprisoned Filing o!f n gun within forty
rods of a highway mbj c s tho offender to n
line of forty shillings under a very old law
which has never heen repealed. Farmers
have the exclusive right to the enjoyment
of their premises and to all game there is
upon it from time to time. There is no
greater nuisance than to have one's premi
ses overruu wtyh banditl with guns and
dogs who regard no one's right. The best
way to meet emergencies is to give t otice in
the public papers that no gunning Is allow
ed, whether the Jaw n quires that to bedoue
or not ; and then the club to enforce the
law, Ashland Advocate.
Choked by a Jaekstone.
Philadelphia, June 10'. A child namej
Albert Walter, aged one year, whose parents
reside at No. 1413 Howaid street, me', with
a ningulur accident yesterday, resulting this
morning in death. The child was playing
with small pointed Iron jaekstone, when
somehow one of them got into its mouth
and lodged in tbe throat, where it became
firmly Imbedded, causing the death of the
child this morning.
A camion to pipe smokers is contained in
the experience of a French porter who re
cently cut the forefinger ol bis left band
with a knife with which be bad been clean
ing out his pipe. The next day tbe finger
swelled and the arm became inflamed, while
tumors appeared under the armpits. The
doctor who was called in recognized poison
ing by nicotine, and eelng that amputation
was necessary sent the man to a hospital
where at last accounts ho waslying iur very
precarious condition.
Two little girls, Mary .Scbinn and Lizzie
Keisbeck, aged six and four years, dUap
peared from their homes in l'ittsburg, Tbey
were found in the clothes-closet of a vacant'
house twenty-four hours, afterward. The
children had gone into the house nun
thoughtlessly shut themselves up in tbe
press. The house being somewhat isolated
and their voices smothered, they had shriek
ed themselves hoarse without being able to
attract attention, while a spring latch con
flued them in their living tomb.
A Great Kiiterprise.
The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company
is one ot Jtocliestcr greatest business en
terprises. Their Hop Bitters have reached
a sale beyond all precedent, having from
their Intrinsic value found their way into
almost every household in the land. Graph
tc.
At Minneapolis, Minn., on Thursday, elev'
en little girls, tour members of one family am
five of another, engaged in stringing castor
deans tor bead, were led to eat a quantity,
finding the taste pleasaut, all ate of them
and wero taken with spasms, with the indica
tions of poisoning. All but three aro out o
danger. The others are eo badly poisoned
that but little hopo is entertained for their
recovery.
SAN FORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
i
A puroly vegetable dlitlttatlon entirely
untiko all other remedies.
I If ihn rrfpnrttlon vt 1M rrrrmrkl) remtrty e-tetr
herb, nlint. artil lurk U mh1ertrl tn liUtnUtlnn
vfavrebr lft trwemlat mrrtl',ftl urine lrlfl m obtained I J
vkpqr, Conserved ml Vojtlrtl, Wmi retrmltii In tbt
till If loon, tlnlra, tma totally unfit for ni in tn
org Mi I m pn delicate m ihc nl rjrrn. Yet ml
tfiutti aro tnnolublti compound! tf uuiy ubr til tine
tuffiuturated lolutuioi.
SANFORD'S RADICAL GURE
liloetnd conPtJtntlonii, Tcmerft, kpplWdto
tha null POMtwel liv InnunUllun. Ih a ut1kt In, tnflam.
mtiloa and ptun tml t once correcting, r lea nil nr,
uu I'urujinK win rcruuni, imernauj nurnimiicrcu,
It Acts upon t lie crji tr circulation. Jtecp tha ikln
tnoUt, ftDd neutrnrlieitrie Arid poison thit hmfoand lis
a j 1 run me! luiuar-Ji unn jnvnra into me uioou, inui
cut Droirretii'B th both fllrrrtlnrt. ntt it dnn not
em potiiiilt for tiumtn logenaitr to deTfti uora
SURPRISING CURE.
fntlmn . Aftnut ttlfn tAaHi cn. M1 1rtrl.
llnirwlth r at Iter Kvuip'i Old fulu Concert troop
Kawtrk, ft, J, TMtoldtrinibtun nuvcre attack of
Catarrh, Mch I battled with etery known remedy for
10 or wetki without Rva)1,And a Atally obliged to
(It up a most (IcMribii position and return none,
mabi to lug ft note, for Hire yean afterwards 1
was unable to ting ot all. The first attack of Catarrh
bad left tar raialorfcar throat no sensitive that tha
slightrst coht would bring on n fneh afnek, leaving
me prostrated. In this at I continued lo utrir. Tha
ut attack. ihnteveuei 1 erer nan, wu terriDie. is
fered the rauet eierurlating pain Itt nrbetd, was so
boat-so a to h scare i-1 r at1a,ta sneak, and roughed
lncesianttr I ttinnglit I was tolug into Qokk con
sumption, and I ftrinlr bellcva tht had these symp
toms continued without relief thrr Nrnuld hate ren
dered mo an eauy victim. M. hcti In this dlstretsUg
condition,! commented thawse .f RAxroan'i Kamoal
Curb pnsCATABnn.tervielnrtantlr. leonfrM. as Iliad
tried all the advertised temedl milhont be niflL The
nrst doco or this wonnfrrni me ucine gitre tue tae
greatest relief. It Is hardly pouiblo for one hone head
aches, fet arhe, wrto can scarcely nrilculato distinct!
on account rf tho rhoklnir accumalatlnns In Ms throat,
to realise hnvmnrti rMt"fI obtained from the first ap-
Elloatioa of Baifobd's ltAntdti. Ct'Ki. Under Its In
nenca both internal and external, Irnpldlyreedrered,
and by an occasional use of the remedy since, have
been entirely' free ffruiu Catarrh, fur tuti first time In
twelve years.
Waltham. Mts., JaVi. 8, law. .
V.X. -I i,uri hftsn.t tlirt UtntPAt. CVKtt Of GEO. II.
ItUUKHS, Druggist, UaUifnrd Ualidmg,
Tlnch nakri rrmtklfn l)r Ranfrtrd'dTmnroVf d Tnlisl.
tng Tube, wftli full djreetlona fnr ue, In all, cases.
Price, 1 tO. or ali by all TCholesal and Kf Uit Drng
glst" throughout the I'nlted Htttcs -andi t'anadhs,
Droggliti, ppston, Jus.
COLLINS9
VOLTAIC PLASTER
An Electro-Galvanio Battery combined with
a highly Medicated Platter containing the
choicest medicinal) Cum and Baliamt
known to modern Pharmacy.
Thit PlkttDT tiKvn nnw Vipch krfor tha tint 11a for
two years, and, notwithstanding the tmuivnre number
of, remedies In the form of lltitnwnts, lotions, paln-
curers, anil orajuary v'evt-rn, mry Nfiuur id-
creased In le and nrt with vnlvrtsal ftpprovsl, aa
evidenced by over 01 th- ueund nsillrlted testimo
nials In onr pues(.tslon. Many rei ttrknble f ast s have
or tne unui u m fit stC'p" 01 men ui no pcui iree
In niBiiH wun. Imvit hiipn nihil . m ariri?i ntd v n.
perltnce andnis.'.'nnfHWi btHere.t Hut t te) aro now
perfect In every rupeit, apt th tt pumer tn tht
teorktofmnttclni AH y" wk' Irom 1 very sufftrr In
the land la Mil tflolrlil. Th.i price lsJSrent8,Iihough
thnoostlertonhlii tt-of my other pi after.' Hrt, not
wlthstandlnir tL 1 ffyrtn .f th proprlftors to tpske the
best plaster tn the won I forth h-net mooev; any
stmlUr remedy cm he bo'ight, n'tmbvra of oninipn
lousdealemwlll he fdnnd ready t-1 nilarfprvm-nt them
for itUUH twUtf arul eudouvor to auusiltute others.
2)0 not allow ) oursell to be Intpcd upon. Ask fur
COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTER
And Jnslit opon Having wh.Jt yoa arc willing to pay for.
Sold by all Wholesale and T.et All UrnfrMsts-througti.
Out tha UnlMd btates and Canadaa, and oj Wxa A
roniB, lToprJstora, loton, Masa,
ANTI-FAT
ALLA w'fl Anti-Tat Is the great remedy for Corpu
lency. It la purely vegetable and perfectly barmleaa.
It acts on the food in the stomach, preventing Its con
version Into fat. Taken according to directions. It
will rcdueo fat ftermaw fro as U tt pomb4s at week.
In placing this remedy before the tmullc a Msk
tree cure for obesity, we do so knowing Us ability to
cure, as attested by hundreds of testimonials, of
which the following from a Jdy In Cotumbua, OMo,
la a sample! "UenUetoeB Your Anti-Fat was duly
received., I took it according to directions and tt
reduced m Qvepounda- X waa oelatd over tho re
autt that I Immediately sent to AC&XRaUM'B drug
store for the second bottle. Anotber, a physlclau,
-writing for-a patient from Providence, It. I., aava,
)ur bottles bave reduced ber weljtht from 1W
pounds to 192 pounds, and tbcretaa retutral improve
ment In health." A gectleman writing from Uo
ton. saysi " VV Itboai speelal change or attention to
diet, two bottle uf Allan's Antl-Kal reduced me four
and one-quarter pound." Tbe well-known A V bole
sale ruggUt, HMlTn, lOOLtTTXJI A BUI Tit, of Ho
tou. Mas., write aa follows 1 Allan Aatl-Fat baa
reduced a lady In our city seven pounds In throe
weeks. A gentleman tn HU Louis wrtteai "Allan's
AntUFat reduced, me twelve pound tn thre weeks,
and altogrtbri have lost twenty-five pound since
commencing lis uae-Maaara. Towkll a lLirTOM,
"Wholesale Druggist, of Buffalo, N.Ywrltei "To
the rHontiBTOiia or Alxah' amti-Fati Uentie
men, The following report Is from tbe lady wbo used
Allan's Antl-Kat 1 (Th AnU-Fat) bad the desired
effect, reducing tbe fat from two to live pounds a
week until 1 bad lost twenty-five pounds. 1 hope
never to regain what I have loeU Anti-Fat Is an
unexcelled blood-purifier It promote ojgeatton,
curing dyspepsia, and ti also a potent remedy for
rheumatism. Sold It druggist, raoipbkt on Obts
ltysentnniwelptofstainv. .
1JOTAN1C MEDICINE CO., PBOFRS, BnSalo.N.T.
By en Immense practjHfat tbe TVorld'a Dispen
sary and luvalloIlotel,figvlng treated many Utou
aand cases of tbost dlaeaee peculiar to woman, I
have been enabled to perfect a most potent and posi
tive remedy for theae disease.
To designate tbl natural specific, 1 have named tt
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
The term, however, 1 but a feeble expression ot
my high appreciation of Its value, based upon per
sonal oUenalkm.i 1 have, while witnessing lu posi
tive results lu the special diseases Incident to the
organism of woman, singled It out as ta cllsau r
fMWRlnf b f nay sltl aareer. On 1U merit,
as a poslthe, aaff, anl effectual semrdy for this class
of diseases, and cue that will, at all times and under
all clrcnmstances,act kindly, 1 am willing to stake
my reputation as a pb)lclant and so coittldentam
X that It will not disappoint the meet sanguine ex
tiwlattoiis ol a (dngle Invalid lady who uaesttforany
tit the allmenta for which I rronmend 1 1- that I offer
and sell It under A FOftlTlTE UCAUAXTEE. (Tor
conditions, see pamphlet wrapping, bottle.)
lhe Mlowmfc are among those diseases in which
my rarer U Frecertptlsii Tiss worked cures, aa If by
magic, and wltliA certainty never before attained by
an) medicine I,eucorrbora, Excesalve .flowing,
raluful Monthly rerloda, &ippreMons when from
unnatural raiiM-vlmgularltWa, A eak Back, I'ro
Iadsub. or. Falling of the Uterus, Anteveralon and
lletraverhlon Jtcarlngxlown bc-naatlon. Intern!
Heat, Nervous lfprtblon, UcMUty, TJespondency,
1lireatenedL MlH-arrlage, Chronic .Congestion, ln-
fammatlonaud IHceralbinot the Uterus, Ira potency.
Urreunee. or bterlllty, and 'emle. Weakness, f
tlo not extol this medicine as a ' cure-all but It
admirably fulfill m lalacM f prpM, ttelng a
most perfect six-clbc in U chronic tneaes of the
Kxnai system of woman.. It will not disappoint, nor
ill It do barm, In any auto nr condition.
Those wbudlrufiirtbr lufoimaAloo on these aub
lecta ran obtain It In TUB PfcOrLX'S 1VU1MON bfcSiiX
JUplCAL AUVIH8S, a bolt of over Pjr. seut.
post-paid, on rectlpt or $LMl It trtat mlbutely of
tltse dUee lcuUar to Ktwal, and glveatnucb
valuable advlou la rtgard to the manageu.tul of
VaTartto PveMrtwtl.
R. V. 1'IElti'ELliL L
4Vm aM r Drustets f
Ud Invalids lloWl, Bu
ESPY PLANING MILL.
Thn untlcrslfrnPd lewe tt UieKpy rUblnif JKlll,
la prvp&rtxi to do all klmli or mill wtrk,
Boors, Frames, Sash, Blinds, etc.
male to order od fcliort notice. BaUafacUon guar.
lilocnuburtf, Pa.
Irivae Siile!
Tbu (allowing valuable property, tho liLaU) ot tnej
lato John Hwuner,dcceased,wiu bo offered at prlruto
saw up to
SEI'TEMIIER 1st 1879.
Tho pr operty Ja wtute l ibe village ct Jersey
IV DO, IUIUIUU1U LUUUijr I u., tuiu cumulus uuuuv,
FIFTY ACRES
of eicellent (arming land upon which are TWO
HOUSES, I3-A.3nir, and oher oa
balldUiirs, and Is one ol the Duett localities In the
county. There are
TWO GOOD ORCHARDS
on the premises.
i-yor lcroriniUon concerning the property ap
ply to V, u. urockway, or uioomiburr, or T, J,
Swisher, ot Jersey town,
Hay !3,-ta
OB PKINTIQ
I Keatt and chcaplj eiecuttd at Uie
Colvmsuh Office.
WOMAN
H. T. HELMBOLO'S
COMPOITJSTD
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
PHARMACEUTICAL
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ALL
DISEASES
OF THE
BLADDER & KIDNEYS
For Debility, Loss of Memory,
Indisposition to Exertion or Uusi
uess,8hoiness of 13reali,Tronble(l
with Thoughts of DisP!ise,Dininess
of Vision, Pain in the JJack.Chest
and Head, Hush of Flood to the
Head, Pale Countenance and dry
skin.
If these symptoms are allowed
to go on, very frequently Epilep
tic Fits and Consumption follow.
When the, constitution becomes af
fected jt requires the aid of an in
vigorating medicine to strengthen
and tone up the system which
"Helmbold's Buchu"
.D0E3 IN EVERY CASE.
HELMBOLD'S BUCJIU
IS UNEQUAI.ED
By anj- remedy known. It la prescribed by tlie most
eminent physicians all over tbo world, In
Rheumatism,
Spermatorhcea,
Neuralgia,
Nervousness,
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Constipation,
Aches and Pains,
General Debility,
Kidney Diseases,
Liver Complaint,
Nervous Debility,
Epilepsy,
Head Troubles,
Paralysis,
General 111 -Health,
Spinal Diseases,
Sciatica,
Deafness,
Decline,
Lumbago,
Catarrh,
Nervous Complaints,
Female Complaints, ttc.
Headache. Pain in the Should
ers. Coucrh. Dizziness. Hour Stnm-
O ' '
ach, Eruptions, Bud Taste in the
flloutli, Palpitation ot the Heart,
Pnin the recion of tho Kidneys.
o J r
and a tliousanuotlierpainlul symp
toms are tne oiispnngsot dyspepsia.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
IuviguratfN I lie Stomach.
And stimulates the torpid Liver,
iiowels anrllvidnevs to healthy a&
tion, in cleansing the blood of all
impurities, and imparting now lifts
and vigor to the whole system.
A single trial will benuite suffi
cient to convince the most hesitat
ing of its valuable remedial quali
ties.
PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE,
Or Six Mottle for 5,
Delivered to any address free from
observation.
"Patients" may consult by letter
receiving the same attention as by
calling, by answering the following
questions :
1. aire your name and poet-omco address,
county and state, and your nearest express omco t
3. Your ago and hex 7
ij Occupation r
; Married or tingle t
6. Height, weight, now and In health I
6. How long have you been sick 7
7, Tour complexion, color o( hair and eyes 7
. Have jou a stobping or oroct gait?
a. HelaUj wltlout rxbenatlonaliyou know about
your case, Enclose one dollar aa consultation lee
Your letter U1 then receive our attention, andvte
will give you the nature of your disease and our
candid oplnlou concerning a cure.
Competent physicians attend to correspondents,
AH letters ahouid be addressed to Dispensatory,
11217, Filbert street, 1'hlladelpula, 1'a.
H. T. HBMBOZ.D,
Srnrsist and Chemist,
MIILADELPniA, TA.
SOLD EVEIIYWUEIIE
kircU.T,187-ly
BLOOM SB UKG STATE NORM Al . S C H00 L
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTR101.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rev. D. J. WALLER7jr7A. M.( Principal.
at present constituted, onus tho very bnst facilities for 'roejMonai and CTaMlcaM
i. Iiivlllng and commodious 1 completely heated by steam, well ventilated, lighted by gas,
THIS. SCHOOL, as
uprliig water. '
i.oeaiion nean urn, mm eiviy ui iwu, itiuni. v .... .v..., , nn ,imrt itnntns
moilemte. Kitty cent a week deduction to nil expecting to teach, students admitted at any tlmo. itooma
vouises ot siuny preaeriuou uy me niiuu t
I. .Model School. II. l'reparstory. III.
Adjunct Uouri.es s 1. Academic. Jl.wm.nercmi. ii. iou r .... , o.
Tim i:inmpntnrv. Hntfntinr anil Classical Courses
corrcspomllnuDegrcci; Muster of the Moments! Muster of
n!lrattalmiiL'iithlffnea liv tiiooraccrtoruio noanioi i .int't".
The coursa of stud v iirescrlbftl by tho state is llbrral, anl tho i-clontlnc nna Classical
Tim Ll.ln lil.rl.nc nr.U.f nt I'i 1 1 Tftlwltt It 'I'hfl
gent and enicleiit TtuieHqra for,lT schools. To tun end it sallclti ycmii'f personi i.r good ''V'"". t Snmritin tie
and their talents, ai Mudents' To all such It promises aid In developing Ihclr powers, andabundant opporltinitie.
o.itnlnLriiit. mhlri. the I'rlnelnnl.
llnv , a ll l't .."t'l.l.. llm.p.l
bept. 8, 'Til.-
WHAT TO WEAR AND HOW TO WEAR IT-
CALL AND SEE THE
NEW GOODS AND LATEST STYLES
AT THE LOWEST PRICKS.
Consisting of an elegant line of Cloths Diagonal and Casscmeres of
.English, I'Tcnch, uermnn unit uomestic manuiaciure,
FOR DRESS SUITS, FOR BUSINESS SUITS, &c.
-:0:-
Tie Mm&j Wsd& IDeparitmeiiTiib
Is now replete with all the LATEST NOVELTIES at VERY
LOW PRICES.
Neck-wear, Collars, Gloves, Scarfs,
Half Hose, Hats, Caps, &c.
PEARL SHIRT
ALWAYS ON HAND.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
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MACHINE EXHIBITORS AT THE
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AND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
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EXCELLENT THREAD."
April 18, 'iO-ly
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onoht ones, for medical or other compounds, traU
maris and lahtls. Co-rents, Assignments, Inter'
fertnees. Appeals, flutts fvr Infringements, and
all cases arising under the Vtilrut I.tnr, prompt
tu attended to. iiri'illnm that mrr Item
Jlce may still, in
jeiittntttl by us, iiin'j (oi(e the V, S. 1'nttnt
j'tjmrimcni, rum tnyngm in I'nifVC bUMintii ex
vluttvtty, tee cm nmkt rlmr eemehr, uml secure
raUnti more promptly, ami xoith Irwidtr vlttimt,
thitn thri ichnnr rrmnt? from Waxhbioton
I fun v u rwa-
V'ltw tltticr, ice
nake exam luationi a nd ntttue an to untt htnhtlltii.
Jrtrofeltaryr, All wrr(9tHnuitn?PtrtrtUjnm
Jt.ltntlnl. Print hue, awl AO II, I IKS V U.-
xrs.s vatj:xt jn ,si:vuui:i.
H'erter in, Wttahlnutnn, tm lion, pott matter
General IK M. Key, Uept 1 Jt, powr, The fjerman
American Kit tonal Hank, to vjflcUOa in the i S,
Patent OJJlce, and to Senator ttml Representative
in Vunirea awl esptetaMy to onr vlitnt$tn every
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f 'by using- .n9KJF3
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OF EVERY DESRIPTION
EXECUTED PKOMPTLY
At xna Oqltjmbiak, Office
. , ,, ,, n(n,-,rWork. ni,clpllne, nrm butklnd, unirorm and ti.orousu. mi'
Elemenlary IV, Clascal ,,..., Ar(
tire
U S' iclenoe"? 5li tiS
tlinD lint Ifiml If. It H DflO Ol Til
,f TriLlip,.
THE GENTS'
FUHNISHING DEPARTMENT
Is now full of the latest styles of
THE
THIRTY SEWINQ
rS.F.T.
ttTAausHto tsse.
aNufactured at :
MOUNT HOLLY, N.J.
mRTiBRQliMTCDHGEUTS.iirirat
rMBALSPKm. PHILADELPHIA.
'AWARDED I NEW YORK &,B0ST.ON(
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.,
lluttlo Cronli, SI lol.
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
"VIBRATOR "
THRESHUiG MACHINERY.
THE MatrliJp (iroln.tlmr, Time-KjiTlBir,
nd JlDticy-Sailnj Thrhrr oflhli Aaf and gnr.
tlon. bnoai all rivalry f r Hn't 1 M erk, rerfcoi C)mq1d
STKUI i'onfTTiirfi.htr-attlult)r. Sifflil
Uci of bf garner ma4 (trenlj far Sienu Fumtt,
Ol'It rnrlialnl Miu Thrther EnirlnM,
Uth ?orutl uJ Traction, 1U TaluaUtf luprsfa
tnaota, far UjobJ auj ettur uaka r kind.
THK I N rilti: IhrrOilnif Kxpf dsps fand ofYen
llirefltofit limua that aiuuunt) aaa mad k tba
Eitra Grain SAVi U l ibeao lmirovtd Uacbloei.
GUAIN ItAUrrs Mill not submit to the nor
moui wailagt tf Rraln Rd4 lb Inkrlor arH Aon
alt other macbiurt, beo irnct polled en ht ttlti.retice,
NOT Only Vastly Superior for Wheat. 0ti;
Barky, Rf, aui lLk Uraln. but lb 0LT 8uccn
ful Tbrtihtr lu Fl, Timothy, Millet. Clortr, and Ukt
8edj. Bequlrti no "tUcLucDU" r "rebuildlDf" W
etanjt from (JraJa Wfltli.
IN Thoroupli Morknnhlp, EUeant FlnUh,
Perfection or Iaru, Cowrie of hquiprotnt, tic
our " Vibutuh" Thmbrr UutI art lacomparabla
lVtAKVELOI'S for hlmpllrlti or l'irll, u.lng
mim I... th.noiib.ir theu.uU Ixlu ud litut. Niiw
tlus M urk, with Do Ulurlnil or Hoalurrluj-.
rOI'H SUfit of ktpiratoril Hade, IUhkIhk
from Si. biTweho-llvr..!., ut lo.tkor Huuav
J llr.o Twer. Uiw.ictir
rUH I'trtlculin, Cull on our PfaJ.rt or
V.IM to he luiuukud Cinulr, wblcb vo 011 tm,
J.E.KHUMM'1: UHO.,
TCKB0TT1U.8, 1'i.,
At'tnts for Northumberland, Montour and Columbia
I'UUIIUCH.
;an.lo,-cm r
KiXTrV ATT'C Tl'l' U a remarkable
VJl IJ l 1 il j n mcdlclnewtllcurespav.
In, HpilnL uurb, Callnua, tc, cr any enlargement,
ANU W1IJ. HKUOTK THE UlIvCll WIl'llOUT
SlVVlN
covered equalB
11 u in y kiii r it or cansu)L' a
nore, No remedy ever ut-
enuaiH II ror certainty of
of action In .toyplng tho lAincneM and reuiovlni;
the bunco. Price Jl.bO. Send for circular k'lvlue
PTT I? T? MOW Hold by druf ehta, or sent tu
uuinu au j uuurew vj me lnTeniur,
ll. J.
Kendall, M.D., knesburgh rails, Tt.
Axenu lUoomnburr, la.
May 83, 1..y a w
Mojerllroa.
T EOAI. I1T.ANKH flP AT.T. ITIKIW
ith a bountiful Mipply of pimM
anu iurwu u
resuned when ucs reu.
rt sui
v. Hnr,0 in IM.v.lcal Cilture.
""M,' -;M, stl,, iHoma,. conferring the lollowln
In tho other o.u receive .Normal wruncaw.
Intelll-
me
F. I'. l)lt.LMYi:it, ticcrctnry.
C. 23. SAVAGE,
Silvorwaro. Watchcs.Jewclry.Cloehs.&c,
n Jicinoi 1 to tho I'obt Ofllco building, tlrsT door
above tlio lixhangc Hotel.
All kinds of Watches, clocks and Jewelry neat
ly repaired nni warranuiu.
may ii. 'i-u
If ou are a dud of bualnr.il. weakened hr tbe itimln of
? your datlea, avoid ttlmalmnta and take ,aj
. WW WTIS !
IX joq are a man of lettcn. tolllntr orer tout mtdnletit
work, to restora brain owtq and waste- naa
YiTO BXKS
o are fowag and Bufftrinff from anylndlicr
ilaslpAtltD. If yoa are mirrled or ilcRle, old
If yon are fonng and wutttrlng from anylndlicretioa
ordlaslpAtltD; If yon are mirrled or ilcRle, old or
juog.iuiirraaKiruui xxjr uraiu vriaupuuiu
od ft bed of Blckoeaa, rely on
od ft bed of Blckoeas, rely on
i hoeycT yoa arf, where yer yoo are, whenever too feel
ttiat your BTBtcm needa elcanlnK, toorug or
BUmolatlDff, without intoxicating, tako 1
Itave yoo dunpeptria. Sidney or urinary complaint, dU
fease of the tionvich. boxaeln, blood, hrer or nerve kf
Yon win be cored If yoa aae
. TOBWTCSIS
lr yoa are (Imply weals and low aptrlted.try It I Bay It.
InHlKtuponlt. Your druggletkcepatt.
Jt may aave y o u r Ii frf It h n n aaved bnndrcdav
llnpOuKh Cur tt tb i witi, tafrt t an J ttt. ik children.
Tbe Hup rJ forbUnnarh.IJTrraod Kldn7t,liaaperlrioaJltber
ttUperfvct Atk dra(TdiU.
D, I. C Ii an abaolate anillmlctable cor for dnmkeocae, oe of
ajBfjpjpjpj cplarn, tobacco ft narrollrt.
All mhort toiJ by iraoU. II "p Hitter Slfg. Co., Rorhnter, N.
May '.O-tr.
lliloi Al Jj IV 1. How I'll Cti'H Ni'WBpujiii'r
AiUertlhlnt? iturvim 110 bpriift' sinftK w mr' ntwr
tisluciiiitracttiuaybemadeforU IN NLW ()!Mi
feb. 14, TT-lf r
The most extensie Manufacturers of Billiard
Tables in existence.
The J. M. Brunswick &B M Co.
CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS
AND
724 Broadway, New-York.
Newest and most elegant styles of
BILLIARD TABLES
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Elegant Parlor, Dining, Library and Bil.
Hard Tables combined, size 3x6; slate
beds, perfect cushions, complete with balls
and cues, $50.
Addicts whichever houc U nearest your city.
The J. 21. Brunswick & BnUte Co
Teb. 7, '73-2iiw
I ntuNLY mtUIUINt
That Acts nt tbo Same Tlmo on
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS.
and tho KIDNEYS.
Thrdft frrrni rtrertria nm rrm Katnml rWm. I
iuD)i'm. 11 iney worn wt-ii, ncaitti
witwi ui ui-Kjadta uro vuru 10 iouow wiia
TERRIBLE SUFFERING,
BIllloasnesiitHeailarh(!, Dyspepsia, Jann
dlce, Constipation and PUea or Kid
ney Complaints, Graul, Ulabeto,
Sedlntfntlnthe Trine, SULj or
Itopy Vrlncj or Khcumstlo
Talnaanil arhea.
are deTrloKdtocaann tho Mood ti potaoned
with tho humora tltat alioutd nao been I
tiiHiuua nftiurauy.
kinwFv-wnDT
will restore Iho natural anion and all these
OcKtrojIntr etllt m ho banian! necleU
uit ui nun j u n ui in u uur. 10 e inter.
Thoii8audahaobcfncurfd. Tryttandyon
"'11 "V J"ur iwftir.
At by miTcr longer from tbe torment r
auhlif heart)
Why bear tueh dlatrru from Conattpatlon
U br bo ao fearful bt-rttiiae uf dlaordered
urine?
KiuviT'tYojiT will euro rou. Try a rack,
ttsoatonceaodba Battmctf. '
OnoparLaeeniakefifllxfjnnrtiof Mcdtelnc,
u, 11 iiu Piuru, urinff prepared
In pure Mater
Tout Tlnmnlxi tntll tiut t.. . i- ...
,nV.hn..7 ",,' jr". tnnei
Wareii 7, Iftltf-iy
AND
Pal
y '
WM, F. BODINE,
1R0X ST., BELOW hKCONI), IlLOOMSUUltO, 1'A.
Is prepared to da all kiiijj of
HOUSE rAIWTINO
Plain and Ornamental,
PAPER HANGING,
BOTH DECORATIVE AND PLAIN,
All KIiiiIn ol'I'iiriilllire Itt'inilrcd,
uml made ux kooiI iin iifv,
NONE DUTF1HST-4JLASS 5VOHKMEN IMPLOYKD
Bstimatea Made on all Work.
WM. F. BODINE.
' ULU AriU KtLinULti ;
Dn. H.VNroms ijtvp.it lNviaorHTonJ
la n BUnannl i nmuy ltemcily fer
t nnd llowfls. It is Vmvy
VccclnMf. It never
w v
SDeinmatop-
rritiinrtinnnil ..sV9 mm Hi
STonlo.
T I' I
sm smm m w. m . iw r
una ucen nscdj
my JirncticnS
by tho public!
mors tlmn 85
12 with unprecedented results. J
SEND FOR CIRCULAR
iS, T.W, SANFORD, M.D., JfifgSKift!
mw ...... ..,bH .LU i uiiun uim, -
RAIL ROAD TIMETABLES
WINTKU TIME TABLK.
On and after Sunday. Kovember 10. IRTS.thn train.
m tlie l'nliadclphla & Krlc lta Iroad Division will run
WEST'.VAItl).
Eric Moll leaves I'htladelplil 1 It 65 p m
" " Ilarrlsburg 4 25 am
M " Mlllliiinport s 35 a m
" " .lcrwjy Miore 0 ot am
" " lack Haen iMiiaia
' " lienovo 11 0 am
" nrrlvo at Erlo 7 lis n in
Niagara Express leaAesPlilladclphla 7 so ;i m
iiarnsuur niDnam
1 ' arr. at v uiuinspart 2 on p m
" " UjcU lliucu 8 25pm
Fast Line leaves riilladclDlila 11 45 a in
" llarrlsbtirg 3 85 p m
" arrive at willlamsport 7 as p m
" " Lock Haven s 41) p m
EASTWAHDJ
l'aclfle Kxprcss leaves Lock Haven e 40 a m
dunuyiNioro 114 a III
" " HUllamsport 7 5a am
" arrhu at Ilaril.iburL' 1155am
" ' l'liilacieiprifa ampin
Day Express leaves Lock Haven It 211 a m
" ' V'llilamsport 11 in pin
" arrive at Ilnrrlsburff 4Mpm
" 1'liUadelphla 7 2ii p in
Erie .Mall leates ltenovo sit5pm
" " Lock lla5-cnt a 45 pin
" " WUltvnsport It 115 piu
" arrives nt Harrtsburg S45nm
" " l'liliadMptita 7 10 am
Fast Lino leaes Wlillamnport Pi 85 a 111
' arrhesat llurrlsbiirg: sr.sam
" " l'liliadclpnla 7 4a a in
Parlor cars will run between 1'hlla KlDlila ar.4
WUlainrort on Mairam bxnrcss west. Eilc K.nri'hii
west, l'hlladelplila Express east, Day Express east
and Sunday Express east, bleeping ears on all night
WM. A. BALDWIN,
Ocncral Mipt,
N
JOHTHKHX
CKKTIt A I. HA1I.WAY
tujii'Anv,
On and after November 'otli. 1S73 trains w 111 Iparfl
Sunbury as follows :
XSUKT11YVAUU.
Erie Mall s.20 a. ra., arrive Elmlra 11 .5
" Catiandalgua... 3.S5p.m
llocUcster c.ls "
Niagara.., 40 "
ltenovo accommodat Ion 11.10 a. m. arrive t llilams.
port 125 p. m.
Elmlra Mall 4.15 a. m., nrrlvo Elmlra 10.20 a. m.
Buffalo Express 7.15 a. m. arrive Buffalo 8.60 a, nr
SOUT1IWA11D. v'
Buffalo Express 2.W a. m. arrive Harrlsburg 4.M a.
" Boltlmoro 8.40 '
Elmlra Moll 11.15 a. m., arrive llarrlsburt'l.M)
" Washington 10.10 "
" Baltimore C.30 "
" Wushlnt'ton 8.30 "
Harrlsburi; accommodation S.40p. m. airlvu Harris
burg le.50 p. m.
arrlvo Baltimore 2.25 a. m
" NVashlngtou tJ.13 "
Erie Mall 12.55 a. m. arrive Harrlsburg 3 OS a, m,
" Baltimore 8.40 "
WosJjlngtou 10.33"
All dally except Sunday.
D. M. BOYD, Jr., General l'assenger Asett
A. J. (JAS3ATT, General Mauater
"pUILADELPHA AND HEADING ItOAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGEK
TRAINS.
May U, 1S79.
TH1IN8 LEiVB KCFBKT 18 I0LL0W8(8CKMT EXCXF7ID
For New Vork, 1'blladelpUla, Beading, l'ottbvlile
Tamaqua, tc 11,45 a. ra
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. in. 7,21 and 7,36 p. in.
For Willlamsport, 0,05 a. m. and 4,w. p. ra.
TlUlNSrOK KCTEKT LEAVE 18 FOLLOWS, (SLKI)iT XI
CKlTBn.)
Leave New York, 8,45 a. in.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,45 a, m.
Leavo Heading, 11,55 a. m., 1'otWvllle, 12,35 p. m
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. m,
Lea e Catau issa, c,20 8,50 a, m. and 4,00 p. rn.
Leat o Willlamsport ,,45 a.m,2,is p. in. and 4,50 p, m
rassengers to a nd from New York and l'hlladil
plila ito tlirouga lUiout chango of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
C. O. HANCOCK,
ileneral Ticket Agent,
Jan. 14, U76-tf.
D
E LA WARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTEltN ItAlLltO.VD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
TLme-Tablo No. 39, Takes effect at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY. JUNK 10. 1873.
en
11 r 'i
cows?:
ff $q
m di mwmm mm .
w mm w,
ill
jOKTl'lKKN CENTKAL ItAII.WAY
N0KTII,
p.m. p.m. a.m.
w so 4 12 'J 40
o 2.1
17 O 37!
9 OS 9 30
8 58 3 51 9 21
8 51 3 4C 9 19.
6 40 3 4i 11
12 41
1'4 . 0
8 83 3 SO 9 04
8 13 3 10 b 44
8 23 3 20 S 53
8 12 3 12 8 47
8 0 1 3 04 8 39
7 31 2 51 8 'ii
131 US 8 17
7 VI 2 34 8 1!
7 25 2 23 8 till
7 IS
7 14
7 10
7 Iti 2 M 7 44
IK III 7 S3
6 50 I 61 7 S3
6 45 1 40 7 29
0 27 1 27 7 11
6 15
6 00 1 00 t 45
p.m. p.m. a.m.
WATIO.NS,
SOl'Tll.
n.m. p.m. p.m
Scranton
llellevue
Taylor) tile...,
...Lackawanna...
1'lttstou
.. West Plttstou...
Wyoming.....
Manny....
Dennett,
Kingston
Kingston
.Plymouth June..
....I'D inoutb
Aondale
Nantlcoke
9 S3
3 1U 0 Id
2 le c
2 21 t 85
2 3i) C 33
V 34 6 4J
2 41 6 45
2 4'J 6 W
2 53 (53
2 67 CM
3 15 7 10
3 15 7 IS
3 10 7 1
3 15 7
3 21 I 35
a eri 7 41
9 45
9 53
1(1 07
10 18
10 S3
10 29
10 34
.Uunlock's Creek.
111 i-l S !1A 8 14
.hblcknidnny.....
.Hick's Ferry....
.Beach Haven.,.
Berwick
..Briar creek
10 65 3 50 8 9
11 07 4 03 S 45
11 13 4 10 8
11 20 4 11 9 fS
4 25 7 IS
4 29 J
4 33 1 3H
11 89 4 41 7 41
11 45 4 49 8 ill
11 5. 4 6J 8 3J
11 57 6 1M
13 18 6 18 8 8J
9 18 9 51
u 30 55
U 43 5 45 5J
...Wllluwflroe..H
....ume Kldge
Espy.......!
..Dloomfcburg
Hunert
Catawlssa Brldgo,1
jianvuiu
Chulasky
Cameron
.Northumberland,
r.m. p.b
0.0
W. F. HALtlTKAD, I
. hunt.
Superintendent's Office, Scranton, June 10, IS.S.
y-AlNWKIOHT A CO.,
WHOLESALE GKOCEItS,
1'UILlDELrilU,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYItUTS, COFFEE, SUCIAlt, MOLASSES,
SICI, briCIS, E1C4BD BODl, tc, c
N. E. Corner Second and Arch Btreets,
lirorders will receive prompt attention.
THIS PAPER IS KEPT ON FILX
AT THE OFFICE OF
11 if fiDYi.HIlblJi
BtTimo PHILADELPHIA
. , far. 1'ltr.lni.t ml KIkIiUi M". ..
Who receive AdertleinenU ?or 5hljtlJ
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