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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

A rumor is afloat, that our neighbor ot
the Ineligencer. having become sick OF
Johnsonism is about TO establish an ''ln
depetden, Press" h Harrisburg, or in 9th
eI words Cass paper. Who is to succeed
him; a, Danville, is yet unknown, ,--it may
be however .ha, he is to keep the two flags
flying, ,hs. he may be su,e Of being on the
side that is 10 come uppsrnsost between the
two. We wonder if the Johnson managers
finding tina. there was no chance OF his
success; have Withdrawn their quarterly
IT. "A1'h ioVhS Inv
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

fl RnOVing.. Dog.-FisA stories ale
becoming slale,and dog tales are now taking
their place. The Worcester Spy relates
The following interesting occurrence. A
pair OF pants, rather the worse for wear,
were found on the stairs leading to BrnIey
Hall, last Saturday morning The porlers
who were removing the banquet, collected
around them in anxious inquiry, when Cog
pressed in, smelt of them, and Immediately
with every demonstration of canine jov,
seized them by The suspenders. and bore
them off, amid shouts of laughter! Verify
the OK knowe.h his owner, and the dog his
masters breeches.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
HARRrsBuRa Feb. IS, le43,

The Canal Commissioner bill passed
ahe house yesterday by vote Of 62 to 80,
and il is believed shat il will pass the senate
by an equal vote. The apPorlionment bill
passed the senate several days since, known
ss Penniman's bill, passed the house this
morning by vote of 81 to 40. This bill
places Columbia with Northumberland and
Lycoming. Whether it will become a
law. is yet problematical as il is thought by
acme that The governor will interpose his
veto.
The Removal bill has not yet been acted
upon in the senate. Nothing else Of 'mpor-
tance has oeen acted upon in either branch
within a day or two past.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

Discharge of Young amer.-This
young man, charged with being concerned
in the muiiny on board the United States
brig Somers, was brought before Jsdge
Oakley, Of the Superior Court, N. York,
on Thursday, when The Judge gave his
opinion that, as the term Of service of
Warner had expired, and no legal cause for
his detention being shown,that he discharg-
ed. which was accordingly done.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
COL. H. B. WRIGHT,

As speaker of the house is winning
'.golden opinions" from every quaHer, for
the able prompt and energetic manner with
which he performs the dciies Of his station.
All acknowledge that he is ,he bes. speaker
tht has filed the chair for years. As an
member. Always ready to take the side
Of the people, in favor Of retrenchmen. and
reform, be is listened TO with the greatest
attention. His speech on Saturday last,
upon the bill giving the election Of the Ca
nal Commissioners to the people, and redu.
cling the expenses Of the canal officers, was
q master piece Of eloGuence. He spoke for
an hour and half, during which time com
plese silence reigned throughout the hall,
although il was crowded 10 overhowing by
spectators. who had assembled 10 hear his
reply TO the attacks that had been made up.
on him, during the feur days debate, from
the friends Of the present heard of Canal
Commissioners. His defence was a with
ering rebuke 10 the sycephan.ic minions
who bad lent themselves TO clique 10 ira.
duce him for The independence he had
assumed in defence Of the rights of the pso.
qple,-and in favor Of retrenchment and re.
form, in the useless waste of the public
money. squsndered by the canal board up.
on their particular favorites. We hope
hereafter 10 be able to give. this speech en-.
tire to our'readers. that they may be able tc
judge who are their friends and who are
not. and we are satisfied that they will
read it. with the same interes. that we lis
sensd 10 h.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

Sui{s in Trginia. learn from the
Richmond Compiler tha, The whole number
of suits decided in the various Courts of
Virginia during the year 1912, wSs forty
thousand, viz:-ln the Circi, Superior
Courts of Law ard Chancery, 2O,l7s:
Final DEGREES, l,77S; Suits decided in coun
ty Courts, 1904.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

THE Result Of Ignormee.--A mar,
named VIM. Taylor. in Toronto. a lew
days ago, wishing TO spill! ahole, filed /,
with genpowder, and then plugged II tight.
He next put some printing on The top Of The
plug, and thoughlfessIy shopping over the
log, applied the match, the exploded, when,
instead ofihe log being split, the plug was
blown on, with violence, as il charged with
gun, and entered cnder the unfortunate
mans cheek bone, and was driven far into
the brain, causing instant death.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

II New Plan Of Steamboat. at.-The
Delaware Gazette says that, Capt; Robin.
son has invented and in building a. New.
castle, steamboat constructed without
frame or tmbsrs. being put together upon
the principle of hogshead with IRON hoop
The hopping does away with cruking, and
having no frame, gives her more room and
less weight, as well as being great saving
OF timber and money.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

The Gansa Mu,iRg The, BAH Teis.
graph publishes The detsils Of Tue attempted.
Inu,ify ON board he biig Cansa, on hst
passage ffom Mobile TO Boston. !, ap.
pears that or arriving al Mobile, Capt.
Soue procured new crew principally,
aud after leaving the bar, which was on the
9Th January, and before getting scarcely
outside, he found himself surrounded 5e q
Sc, of desperate villains, full bent upon
rising against him and taking the vessel.
At first he made every effort in mis- power
10 bring lie Williams under Sy mild measures;
but all TO no purpose, Things kept as-
stming a more serious aspec,s--the crew
making the mos, horrid threats ,hst unless
Capt. y. wonld do as they wished ,hev
world serve him as they had served others!
Many ,+aps were laid, which. though ,he
cooness and intephtily Of lire Captain,
were successfully ,hwarled. and finally;
very much to the surprise of the villains, he
brough, his brig safe into Hsvana,and lodg-
ell the bloody. .,hirsty set safe in prison,
where they await further orders.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

There are now in the University of
New York, so students in the four classes
for the under graduate course; 260 students
in the medical school. and 260 pupils in The
grammar school The debt OF lhe Universi
" has been reduced, during the past year,
$4,000 by donalione.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

Bottom Laliiny OG-,The St. Louis
Gazette of the 24lh ult, says:-'It is said
that since The late Earthquake The bottom
of the river has fallen out in some places
for instance where the Gen. Pralfs hull
was sunk, she lay very near The top Of the
waler-and since the earthquake the bot
tom cannot be found with line of $50 feet
in length
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

The New York Tribune states. that The
Judge Advocate. on the trial of Commander
Mackenzie will be assisted oy Mr. Benia
min r Butler. and Charles O'Conner. ESQ.
who have been retained for this purpose br
the Hon John G Spencer, Secretary o way
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

The Boston Courier, in talking about
MIR. Miller's prophecy relative to the con-
fsgration of the world, says
AFTER all, or what consequence is il 10
any individual whether the conAagration Of
the elements shall take place this year, OF
in any other, or never! Every individual
knows that 10 himself an event is approach
ing, and may happen at any moment,which
will place him in precisely the same si.ua-
ton as that which is predicted by Mr..
Miller and his followers. 10 the individ-
ual il can make no difference, whether he
shall end his life and all the pursuits to
which his life has been devoted, singly and
alone. or in company with the millions of
his fellow mortals We cannot perceive
that there is need of any more especial
preparation for the day of ene's death, De.
cause il may come 10 all others at the same
time, than ifi. happen to him alone. Come
in tnids, TO each and all.-'Thers is no dis.
charge in that war; Wherefore, there is
nothing better than that man should re-
| ioice in his own works. Go thy way'ea
Thy bread with joy, and drink thy wine
4 with merry heart. Let thy garment b,
uirays Whife, and whatsoever thy hanC
| fndeih TO do, DO il with all thy might. Fol
to him. that is joined 10 all the living. there
is hope
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

Kentucky Legisiafure.--The Kentucky
House o: Representatives. BY vote Of 49
to az. has passed bill modifying the law
OF 1893, against the importation of slaves
into the State, so far as to permit persons
TO introduce them for their own use.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

Churches in Boslon.-There are in
Boston no less than seventy churches.
Twelve are Bablist, six Episcopal. eigh,
Methodist, five Roman Catholic six Uni
versalist, two Lutheran, one Swedenbor.
gian, q New Jerusalem, the res. Congre.
galonal. In 1920 there were but twenty
worshiping socie!ies--now there are up.
wards Of eighty.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

II hind .7ct. The boys of one OF The pub
lie schools in Boston, recently collected Ihir
~ dollars for the purpose Of procuring an
artificial leg, for one Of their unfortunate
school fellows.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

Sifas fright; JR., the present ais.in
guished member Of the U. s. Senate, re
ceived the unanimous nomination Of the
Democratic party in The New York Legs
lsiure, as candidate for reelection. The
next day he was elected Senator,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

The Attorney General, in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Philadelphia county has
read out writ Of quo warranfo agains,
VIM. A. Porter, Esq, Sheriff of the county
in orter 10 test his constitutional righ. TO
hold that Office. L
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

A little girl named Rosanna Toy, was ac
cidenlalIy burned 10 death in New York.
in consequence Of her clothes accidentally
taking fire while she was trying TO get some
food from pot on The fire. Her mother was
lying in the room al the time, in such state
Of beastly intoxicaton as 10 be unable 10
help the little sufferer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

Communication wiih The Pa cifc. The
Secretary Of the Navy, we learn by the
Madisonan. has seriously taken hold of the
project for establishing an iu,ercomnuuica.
ton with the countries of the Pacific. He
is now preparing certain of the small YES
sells OF the Navy, such as are unfit for disan,
cruising, for service in the Gulf of Mexico
he proposes 'ha. one of these vessels shall
leave Pensacola on or about particular
day In each month, and sail direct 10 Cha.
gres; and IN like manner; one of them shall
leave Chagres on or abou. particular day
IN each month and sail direct 10 Pensacola.
The Intermediate time will be employed in
crulzing in the Gulf and Caribbean sea in
the usual course OF their duty. Arrange.
mems will be made for the speedy trans.
mission of all letters &c, between Chaeres
and Panama, as soon as il shall be known
that proper communication is established
between the former place and the United
States. /. is probable that similar ar
rangement will be made for more cer,sin
and direct intercourse between Pensacola
and Vera Graz.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

81 Orders have been received at Norfolk Va,
to &c! the U s ship 81 Louis ready for sea.
A crew has been detailed from the ship
Pennsylvania, and the command has been
given Commander Harrison II. Cooke.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
EYllINNIATo

MARRIED.-0n the I'd inst. by the
Rev. William j. Eyer, Mr.. JACOB
STAMBACH, 10 Miss. SARAH S.
BROBST' both of Catawssa.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18
gnearEnsEzzzunz.z

Serious Loss.-A fine drove of cattle,
amounting to about thirty head. was lost in
the ST. Lawrence, while attempting to cross
Montreal on the ice. The drovefs escaped
with some difficulty.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

GrasshoPpers.-A farmer at Lizabeth-
town, N. ], states that in the middle of
January.grassboppers were more numer-
Gus upon his lands, than he has ever
Snown them 10 be in summer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

odd FeHoWs.-The annual revenue of
all the lodges reported in the United States
is Sl59.l83 S5. Total amount of relief
reported. $44,ls7 73. TAe number of
contributing members is 33,s95.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

The Postmaster General has decided that
marking round an advertisement or paragra-
ph in newspaper, does not bring 1t within
The letter rates as defined by law.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-18

anu LOT Two winters she lived IN an old de.
serted cabin on The banks of The Missouri.
She filled it nearly full of dried leaves in TIE
fall and would creep into them in cold
weather. Somebody burnt down the cabin
las, fall, with some little stores of nuts and
dried fruit she had laid up for winter, since
which time she has been sleeping in a large
hollow ues.
She says,"her clothing being almos. en-.
.lrely gone, the cold was very severe, and
| thought would come to house and gel
them 10 bury me. How have suffered no
human tongue can .ei, but had made up
my mind 10 die in the wild woods and nev.
er again 10 suffer human being TO speak
TO me, out my resolutions failed and am
indebted 10 the Kindness of this poor family
for what little CO nfor, they could afford me
on my dea,h bed. '-Pinsbwg Chronicle.
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Srerltn9s perbe1ertes
Stdrfult9s>p ter,
obfr
Nues beilcnce Salbc.

So 9ethbreno berhbmt ,pearn cen nnerel
2Sertb prn lte teltst. in Scrtreihuna Der
Shmerlen BON jcorm 3bsiIe trs @pilcms,
StbpihC css Nifens, DER Srutt cccr @ei.
to- 9errenfnna Der SIisoer, Snfammat.cn
&c. &c. CUR 6silnns Der Shnittc. Ouetfebun.
asn ODER 1Buncen jeber Nrt, Srabrnauaen,
erfrcrene Sn6e, Sranppunren, 3abnmcb,
Scpflbmer5en uno serbrchcnn Snothen lit
itr unIbdBtar. 9lclc Salbe mag NIT @,s
ebrrteit al jscem Sbcile ansemenoet perren
100 ee n6tbiS 1T.
Die 9orihriften gum Gebrau6 tes
sleiten jere Stanas. Ia
Scim Serlucbc plrp man fnren, pas es
elmer oct allerprrthettcn 4rtifsl 1T pem man
antrchsn tann nnc CT Iollte Iensn Bea in
jsre SamlIle fnoen. 3ahl,siebr Dcrfcnen
IN Der Serne baten ss gu ibrer polltcmmcnen
3ufrieoenbelt artraucbt tevsn Certificate
telaefhat ipcrjen t6nnten.
Oicier wertbc Artitsl 1T IN @roGs me
Sleln Bertanf teim llnterltbretsnen III ba;
teu. Golden bic taufsn nm plrcsr Al Usr.
Paufem miro eln mdbl9sr Ah3ua aeltattst.
Jobn Nllsaier.
&eabn9, Gsptsmbsr S.
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Scr,pirts n.,par fthnea amltebrhancnebnnsn.
Mae 6cFnnns bate uns Dsrlalfen, ais uns
Oafsleps Stsiui9uuss @prup an9eratben
murpe. SD taufte bier cper fjuf SotteIn,
rpelobs Die &rantbsIt sdnalieb aus Dem Spfem
pertrisbsn, 70 eas meme Srau pcllfcmmsne
@efunpbeit senie6t bod bleitt pas 8slttbt
purb bic Dsrwhitunscn Oct &ranfbeit ents
ltsllt. gs 1T Nun tebsn O,cnat felt Dem o,es
Ie Soeiluus bsnirtt worDen, uno ltb ,partsts
his paber, pa,nlt rpir ltebcr fem mbehten bic
Sur Iei poutomen, unp macbe es nm tefannt
oamit anrers >eipenps stsnfalls Der lBobltbat
cislee umlebastaren @prups senieben mSaen.
Ss,cuats msins llntcrlbrift ern 1Stsn Sebr.
Il. .. Is4O. JfaaF safer, eias Sibp.
bsi 8rispsnsbur9, Ssrfs SauntD.
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Icualaspille, Npril ls, lS43.

Sor. Safslsp IS Wein Scbn, eemuno esat
bate Die @erofula fir brsi Sabre lang, aut
cine f1msrilid)s une bodlf fhrhtsrllbs Nrt,
,pabrsnb mslbsr 3sit sr eeS @ebraubes feinsr
8lscsr bsraubt mar, fsin S3al6 uno &opf mar
nit @slbmtirsn bsccdt. 9Eir 9ebraubtsn alls
psritisbsnsn Mittel, ater pbne grfc9, bls unS
smpfcbIsn muros pcn Or. Scbnicn, bon Nprs
r6faun, unb sbsnfaas Or. Siaaf Ioisifsr, BON
Msapins, Sbrsn Meini9un9s @prup pon Sars
faparila 81 9sbraud)en mcpcn ib snl9s Srts
tsln bsfam, bsren &sbraut Die Sranfbet gang
aus benz SDlfem pertrjeb, unp faS Sinh 9e>
lan9ts wisosr gu piuIi9sr @siunoDejt rpelbe er
isitbsm ununtsrbrcbsn Seniest sum @rifaunsn
pislsr Ysrionen, wsIhs iDn wdbrsno fsinsr
Srantbsit esisbsn. Sh babe eS fir me'ne
pfibt ssbaltsn unb isncs Sbnen piefes 3eu9s
ns, eanit Nnosre, welde bieielben llebel in
ibrsn Samilisn babsn, mIIsn mt9sn no Iie cine
70 fbdebars Msbisin bsfrmmsn fbnnsn.
Sbrs Nufrid)t9s
1Imcfid Deaf
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81 hr yelpet6.
Rtelllrp's Gegeu Granel
III Il { II.
Sartlcibi9Peit uno unreselmdfGser
StubIaana acbciIt.


5rublsans sebeiIt.
9iee 1T gu teltatiasn unp ~ te,euaen
caB id bnrb oas plels GiBcn in meinen
Sdbdftc NIT Den cbenerwabntsn >eipsn ae:
pla9t mar, AUDI mantmal i'm walerma
der aeIitten babe. Scb aetrauebte mantber
lel Ollttel obne grfoIa bis leb BON &icn
lsp's 6esens6r6pelspilltn ssnommtn-
une nun carnreb gang bcfreit pcrben pim.
2Ser ipeltere Nuetunft perlanat. fann te
mir anrufen, III QSstsSpcalleo SaunIcbip
$anealter @auntp, spa.
Jofepb palm.
9(uauis Is. II. 9. l84S.
9ieie pllcn fnc ois tsitsn wrlehe jemale
Ycr pas putllfum aebractt mcrcen 1uo, fin
cen reiiIenpen Stsim crer Gravel (Griee,
Nierenl6msr3sn, Sdbnsipsn telm waGer
MAIDEN coer nab cemIctsn, 9urdlauf unr
Nubr, was curb 3euanide tcminen it, wr
allie anoere Dllttel feblaclthIaasn baten.
Jobn Rienlcy, 81. ..
Neabina, Iuauit %. tp.
Naentcn in Neabina :-@corat Srb, @arI
Winana, ,gfe Der 7ten unpSrautinsStra6e,
uno Il spupeHe. 9ruferei bieIsr 3eltuns
ebenfalle 5u baben in Seiccltsrs Sauniebip
y. e., bel Ntrabam Speualcr.
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2t(bter unD Miatraben,
G. SScurb 9ScDre

erlantt ltd ticrmit cem 9eebrtcn putlitum
bofctt an3ujcisen, oab er, pls frabrr, audi
in IeIner ueusn 1Sobnmns tcr.fabrt siebter
uub W1atrassu su pcrfertiaen. siebter Don
Der bclten Nrt ftno INNER tei ibm 9orratbia
uno IN arobsn ooer flcinen Quantitdten. ents
pspsr fir SaaracIr coer im HnStauieb fir
ltnitlltt, 81 baten; eben 70 Waraseb bic
tsionrers sIaltiItb uno tilli9 Itno. Scinr
Wcbnuns 1T jest in Der Slcro 4ten Stra6s
;wi1eben Der Daibinatons unr walInu6ltras
be, brittle 3bhr cbsrbaIb Der wobnnns bon
William @Cb6ner. gsa.
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Oienf0elu6.

Gin Daann Der in 9sutfblanc oas Gdrtnsr
l9anewsrf 9esrnt bat, unb fidb auf ben 9Ssns
bau uno ale anesrs sur @drtners 9sbcrsnbe
@sihdfts gut psrifsbt iiitbt sinc anifslluns als
@irtnsr. @r 1T bsrsit einrn Oionat Sur Yrcs
bs Su arhsitsn. menn es perlanst miro. Das
Pdbcrt erfdDrt man in bislsr 9rudsrei.
Msaein9, Ssptsmbsr S.
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. a t e lcp -
0eini4unos Sprup.

Die GiSenlbaften BON Oatlep's Weiui1
sunss. Sprup BON SarlaparlI!a, als Neinis
ger pes 8lutes, Ilnb i'm Alssmeiuen 70 ,pobl
bstannt, paB es unn6tbi9 ut plel 8aum aus
3ufllIen, I'M Die Dcrtbeile III crtldren ole
pnrb 1einen Srbrautb erlanst psrpen. Ss'
Der Der ibn ssbrauhte, bat ru wchlthausen
Neiultate crfabrcn unp AIIe rmpfsblsn CO
init Dem Uplltten Sertrauen. - Ner5te pom
b6blten Staucs in ibrcm 6abe, perIebrelteR
tte lbren patienteu oa 1te telns Ibdolltbe
3beile entbalt fonpern ppn pcn milbelten d.
ber bod ,pirflamiten pcsitabilij jbenOsateri
alien Sulamlnen9eiegt 1T, pirb lte nit Ser
trauen bar9cbctei, ais cas tilll9lte Il. rplrts
iamlte 0siniaunssmittsl pss Slutes, ,pae
befannt 1T. Scr @ebraueb bon nnr penls
gen SlaIben, tefenOers in pcn sSrhhllnas
monateu, miro Die ennebenente SslIsruna
nnp Startuus res Spfcme er5tnaen unp
jeren Saainen sur Srantbeit eritlfen cet
entitanoen fem mag, uao anllerpem Dem
Ebrper Sauuobeit uup Oiuntsrtelt aeben.
SIR Die 6ellun9 BON Scorfula, Sin9s
hteL Nbenmatlsmne, Setter, spmpeln
pper Nusfabren pcr 6aut, ipeiBc SGhwnls
iten, Sllteln, trpniebsn 6uItcn Ifbma
&c. &C., 1tnp Die sablreiben Seuanllte I'M
Se(ts bes ltntsrIbriebenen unS ielner NAens
ten, bon Aer5tcn nno Anbern, btnlan9llh
Den llnslaubialtcn 3u iitcrscnsen, cab es oas
ipirflamite aIsr preparate bon Sariaparll
ia 1T.
Gum 8erfauf, i'm 8roBen uno Slemen,
bci Dem giaentbhmer George 10. Oafeley'
Slcrp Ste 9trabe, III Nsaolna, Serfs eaunt.
NeaoIns, pen liten april 1889.
Certificate BON relpeftobelen eeuten f0n
nen in eini9em Der Stobre nab9eieben
perosn no Die Meoibin Su baben 1T.
bon ,pelbsn Die fol9enoen ein9e
Itno.
SD bate 5rn. 3bomas Oiebm's Camille
felt Den lsstsn Sabren beoisnt, mabreno mel:
der 3sit ltb scle9entl.cb fir Die Srau Oichm
fir pen in oblscn gertifcatcr ipabntem lleteI
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burlington So. Sanf, Meefcrt, par
Commercial Sanf Yertb Ambcp II
Cumberland Sanf+ Srieaeton, par
Sarmsrs Sanf* Mcunt Soap par
Sarmers Il Mehaui Yant ,Siabnap !
Sarmers O1ehamlcs 90 Wileclstcwu Il
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Wetbanlce Sant, Surlinstcn par
O1eebanles 90 Slewort !
Oietbanles mannfaetures po* Sreutcu par
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9tate Sant'st, 0lewart
State Sant* glBatetbtcwn j
Stats Sanf' gamren par
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SuGcr Sant@ Slemtcn IL
3rcntcn Santina Co 3rentcn par
Union Sant* 0cper II
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SFmers u; Wlstbanles Sant %. 9ctroh.
Sranflin Sant Of S1.S. ScriepGitp asbrcet.
5ctrfcn SantMs 50. Setcfeu aebrcfb
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mcbanies 8anf, DatterIcn aetroh
so''hl'"etuters Sant, SeUplle 9etroh
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81 3 Olanuf. II 8antina 60 6ctcfen aetro
81 = protettlon II lombard 8anf 6 g DO
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State Sanf, 3reRtcn oebroh
Salem pb,la. Oaanuf 60 Salem sekrpcb
Waibinaton Sanfins Go 5atsnIaf artrc