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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09
SUFFER NOT,

VITHEN A PERMANENT CURE Is GUARANTEED
w in all stages of SECRET DISEASED Self.Abuse. ;.
Nervous Debility, Structures eets, Gravel Mereurial
scIofula Pains in the Ankles and Bones,
Diseases Of the Throat Nose and Eyes, Ulcers upon
ihe Body, Female lrregu arities, and all improper dis.
charges matter OF how long standing or obstinate
the recovery ID certain and in shorter than
permanent could be effected by any other treat
NJ after the skill Of the mo 81 eminent physi
clans had tailed, and the disease resisted all other
means ofeuEe. The remedies free from Odor,
mercury balsam. During twenty years practice,
have restored TO health seventeen thousand pa
uents who were suheTinP under the worst forms Of all
the above mentioned diseases, which guarantees
promising pc rfeot and most speedy Secret dis
the greatest enemies 10 heath and happiness
they the fret cause OF consumption scrolu
the disease IL becoming so common and treatment
little Understood that permanent is scarcely
ever effected, as majority Of the fall into the
hsnds OF incompetent persons who not only fail 10
cure the mRlady, but ruin the constitution with cOrrO
sive sublimaie-a dangerous poison, preparation
mercury which, with tho remains of disease in the
system, produces many OF the above named afp
which final term nnte in consumption aad freuue ntly
a rapid one but should it cause death speedily
and the victim TO disease marres the disease then
conveyed from the parent TO the ldTen them
come into the world with scTofua, affections Of the
skin. eyes throat, Ac aud again terminates in con.
sumption aud c0nsigns its victim untimely
between the of six months aud thirtyiye wears
Selfabase is another formidable enemy TO health; IL
destroys the nervous system rapidly wasting away The
energies of hie causing mental detangement prevent
ing proper development of the system, nd dis quni
flying its victim Tor aIage society business and All
earthly haPpiuess, Female Irregularities aud Other
entIhc manner: mediein with directions sent tC
part OF the United States ana Canadas by patients
communicating their symptoms by letter
], SUMMERYILLE. M. D.,
OK 50. Post ofiee'i tFHBERr s below Islh, Phiadel
phia Pa.
March a. 1887.
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Goldpens with pencil ind silv holder 0o
Gold finger rings 37t ceras to $50; Watch glasses,
pIa i2k cents patentlSi. Lune IS other articles
n ,norton All goods warranted To he what they are
eold for STAUfFEh HARLEY
W on hand some G hold and Silver Levers 4 Lenine
i'll tower thun the above prices. Octl 1906
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09
: Holloway's II ills
"A MEDICAL REvoLUTlON.
The World Unanimousy

i'n THE GREAT COUNTER 1RR1TANT VA. -
i te1naI organs through the pores ofthe skin This
peaetIaiing onpsn! melting Under the hand asl, ~, Is
reacbine he sea, Of Inflammation pfoinpty and lava.
tabiy subduesit, whether locatcdin the kidneys,ue
ys s S%s I'M G s ne htoas
souatles IS tubes that communicate with the skin In
summer ram passes into llle fevered earth diffasng
81 SKIN GPS 'bbfsERsEs RNb GLANDULAR sw BILLINGS.
Every spec,esot tcxtetiorrr.ahohs quickly reduced
by the anti inhammatoy action ofthis Ointmen IT
Angry Ernptions, such as Salt Rheum ErysiPelas'
Tetter Ringwotm, scad Head, Nettle Rash seabies
(or tch) SC die out to return more. under It's
plication Hospital oxperiencen all parts fihe world
proves its niallibity in diseases Of the skin 'ho
muscles, the joints and the glands.
ULCERS, SORE AND TUMoRs
The effec, orthis unnyaIed external remedy upon
scorfla ind other vi rani ulcers and sores iaimost
miraculous 1t first discharges the poison which pro.
duces and proud flesh, and thus the cures
which lis healing properties afterwnrd complete are
sa'y WoStNps, W Ms RRUisEs, BURNS, AND sCALDs.
In cases ofthe fracture Of the bones injuries caused
BY steam explosions, Bruises Burns, Scalds Rheuma
tsm, stiffness ofthe Joints. and contraction Of the ST.
news il is employed and warmly recommended by the
faculty This marvellous remedy has been ntroduc ed
by its Inventor person into al the leading Hospitals
ofEurope and no private household should be without
UNpENIABLE TESTIMONY.
The medical Of the French ard Eng Hsh armies
the Crimer, have officially signed Their approval o
Hoilowav's ointment, the most reliable dressing for
used by the Surgeons ofthe Allied Nayies
Both the Ointment a7m IfHS SS0ntd De
used IN tie tol'ovi~g cases:
Rupions Piles Sore Heads,r
Rurns Rheumatism, 'ore Ihroats,
tSanced Tia nds. Rippwn-~ ores of all kinds
ChiIb,ains, SAT- Nneum, rains
FistnIa scalds, ST. Joints.
Gout, skin Diseases, le u
Lumbago, SweIled Glands oleeIs,
Mercurial Erup.Sore Legs, Nenereal sores
,ions Sore Breasts, Wounds, all kinds.
~.# Sold at the manufactures OF professor Holloway
so Maiden Lane, New York, and gii stIand' L9nIon
bv ali respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
N rourh ont the United States and the eysed world
in pots at a5 cents,62 cents, and 81 each: -
There is a considerable saving my taking tile larger
sizes. , - .o,.
Jolopav Ns,p York and London" discernible as
,oaier mark IN every leaf of the book Of directions
around each pot box; the same may be plainly seci
bv holding the leaf TO the light handsomE reward
VIII he gwen 10 any one rendering such Information
MS may lead to the detection Of any party or parties
ting the medtcines or vending the same
knn inr them 10 be spuI lOus.
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PENNSYLVANIA TESTIMONY.

Certificate of r. WOODHaRD, Esq, the 1eH.knOpn {
ueHer for tAe DuHeannoH Iron HOrks, Perryeo., Pa
DUsCAHNos, January IL, 1855.
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir as Tor hve years
severely afflicted with Chronic Bilious Dysentery fol
which attended by several OF the best ysicans
the country but all of no avail also used various
remedies, but could hnd nothing 10 benehl me uhtil
ing four bottles OF which was entirely cured, and am
enjoying the best of health " . -
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
Certificates of &C. CURTIS, Esq, Reporter Of the
Evening Chronicle Putsbure Pa. who, February 81
1895, says; For some weeks past my wife has been
using your German Bitters, with happy effect. She
has been afflicted more less, 70 several years, win
disease of the Liver aud Dy aud unit com
mtnced using the Btters no,Dins had given her muct
relief. Her health is now rapidly mprovng appetite
good and we have evsry reason 10 be eve she win b,
perfectly restored. she says II is the best medcin,
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
]. NJ. HULsHZsR, Eoylestown, Pa, June 90, 1853
says: "Ny wife has been afflicted With a nervous de
blity, since September, 1851 since which time have
been unable 10 find any physician or medicine tha
would beneft her in the least, unit one day ca lied
the Of Dr. Harvey, OF this town for tnctur
ofiron and desc ribed him the affection OF my wife
he then handed lot OF papers read among whicl
found one describing your German Bnteis. imme
TO stale thai ,he of the Btters hastone her or
good than all the medicine she has heretofore saken
wish you to sena%e n%sa h@ HoMPe TS9Pen bottles
J. P Wick, Martnsburg, Pa, May 90, 1854, says
with much pleasure testify TO the virtues of you
| German Bitters Sometime since, was severely al
ficted with disease of the Liver for which use
varioas remedies, hut with no beneficial effect until
was induced TO try your BitteIs, which am
| to state have entirely cured INT" "
They entirely vegetable. free from all alcohol
stimuants and pleasant in taste aud smell Price 4
| cents pc bottle.
| Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers in every tow
and iage in the United States and Canadns id by
| J. X. MOY Err, Bloomsbury,
z. b. BOWMAN & CO., berwick,
| l.. WERTMAN, Roh rsburg.
f. r. ROBBINS, Light street.
| q. A. NORMAN, Espy.
| MELlCK d GREASY, Light streei
| June 7. 1856.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPUIl

InpOTtaUt Announcement
rNo NIL persons afflicted with sc xual diseas ssueh
Il SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPC1ENCE, ,GoNNOR
HCEA, GLEET SYPHILIS &c, SC,
Rhe HOWARD ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA, jp
view oithe awful destruction OF humgn Ii ana hca Nh
caused by Sexual Diseases and the dCcepiOns Lds
pracuced upon the unfortunate victims OF such Ji,rlE
oy 9naks have directed th ir Consulting Or.
a ClhRiTABLE ACT worthysoi their nome 10 ri,p
MEpinGAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons thus sGyt
ted Male or Female who apply by letter with N'
supuoh oi thelrcohdltIon Hgclocrup0tO habits Cf
&c; aIa ~ cases Of e&lTcme poverty and srfrIiug
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
Ihe Howard Association is
etlhDlIshed ny speCia endowment IOr the yefos ihs
shckand distressed afflicted with ViTulenl and Epidc NJ
~ Diseases and its funds be for other puf pore
1t has now surplus Of fluids which the Directors have
V9led i0advenise the above notice, II IL Decdess 10
ada mat The Association commands the highest Mcdi.
cal skill Of the age and will furnish the ,u1st unpTuyrd
modern treatment Valuable advice also given 10 iick
and nervous females afflicted with weakngss
Womb Compliant Costyeness LeucorhocR, &c,
Address, tposl l.paid) DR.. GEO. II. CALIIOIN CON
sulting SueeOn, Howard Association No p SoutL plb
Street Phi lade iphia Pa,
by order Ofthe Directors
- EZRA ID. HEARTWELL. Pres
q EO. FAIRCHILD. SseTeta,u
August y, 1856 ".
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Mount Vernon House,

Second street, aJove .Arch, PhiLa'da,
TNHE undersigned having purchase the interest O
MT ID. Blair IN the above Id tabshed Hotel will
now nave The sole supervision Of the establishment N
ana soiits the patronage of The public lie co
dent that trial oihis House, Rooms Table Servants
&c wilI prove thebeBl Tecommendat he can give
1. 4. BAKRETT'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09

ThisIs Natures owl Remedy for an unhpnI,b, o..
mach NO arr OF man can equal it's curntiyc nn, ro
II contains no Alchohol Filters Acids or Nn"'t"
Drugs. 1t is extremely agreeable to the taste ana @
betakenby the most feeble patients who canno, .n!
water racke TwthoutaCute distress Beware nfI,nl
limitations. Pepsin is not Drug 'otsd
Ca on he Agent and get n Descriptive Cir,u,,
gratis, giving large amount of Scientific EriGone
from liebig's nina 'chemis,ry DR. Combe't Pbisoit
Digestion; DIR Pereira on Food and Diet DR. Jnbr W
Tfapcr, of New York University; Prof DunyIi.o",
Pysioogy; Prof Silinan, ofYolc Colicdre; Or Cs,n
teisPhysiology c.,togciher with reports of Cip,
from all pats olthe United Staes. Nu'ts
Soldby Il. p. Lutz aud J. Il. .Moyer, BIoonshu,
) D. Bowman Berwick. Oet3 Igss ~
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DIR. j. S. HOughtOn's
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

THE True Digeetlv,
i Fluid, or Gastt,,
Juice Prepared from,
Rennet, or the fouttb
stomach of The Or, arte,
directions d OF Baron lie.
big, thcgreat Pbysiolos
J., leal Chemist, by J. (.
Touqhton, NJ. ID Pbila
delphia, Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09
HARNESS ESTABLISH MENT
THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
n EMEDTES

REMEDIES
ISSUED under the seal, sanction nd authority of tn
l. University of Free Medicine and Popular know
Chartered by the state of Pennsy vaua April 90 1859
With capital of 500 900, mainly tor the purpose
arrestne the evils of Spurious Nostrums.
Also for supplying the Community with reliable
edies whenever a Competent Physician cannot will
not be employed, have purchased from DR.. JOHN r
ROWLAND. his celebrated
ROWy9ND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Know for upwards of twenty five years the only
sureand sa e cure for
FEVER AND AGUE &c.
And his inestimable Remedy for Bowel Compl aint s
Rowand's Compound Syrup of blackberry Root, which
highly approved aud popular Remedies, together with
the Universtys Remedy fo Compla ofthe Lungs.
The University's Remedy.fOr Dyspepsia or Indiges
tiou, The UnversIty's Remedy for Costive Bowels.
Alsothe University's Almanac may be had at the
Branch Dispensary oratthe Office oil oitheColumbiaDem
ocrat.
May5. Is55.-ly.
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& Avise'S
Ss,..& CHEAP APWATCH&JEWELRY STORE,
NaxIL
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
German Ritters,
With EFFECTUALLY CURE


r lyER COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, ChrOnl
IL or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys ANA
ali dsea from disOrdered Liver or Stomach
such as Consti patron Inward Piles, Fuiness Hood
in the Head, Acdiy of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
hurn DISCUS for FoOd Fulness Weight in the sto'
mach Sour EructatOns, Sinking or Fluttering at the
PHI of he stomach, Swimming OF the Head, Hurried
ana Dicul breathing, ElutterIng at the Heart ChOk
Ing or suiocaling sensations when nlyng posture
bimness Division Dots OF websbeioTethe Sight Fever
had Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Perspraion
yeIIowness OF the Skin an dyes Pain in the side,
Rack Chest Limbs &c Sudd Flushes OF Hent Burn
Ing in the Flesh Constantly be inings of Evil ank
great Depression Of SpIIits
or the proprietor in calling the attention the publ
This preparation, does sowit afeeline ofhentmosd
oretw ce ia its virtues and adaptation to the diseases
| or which it is recommended.
| 1t is no new aud untred article but one tn tahat
rtood the years trial before the American
aeope and its reputation and sale byany
eimar pre Ons eXtant. The testimony OF Is vi
| ar given by the most prominent and well'kpown rhy
iicians and indv duals in all parts OF tpc cou,y -
immense "A nd careful peIusal OF the A!nanac pnbish
ad ANNUALLY by proprietor and be had gratis OF
dny ocls Agents satsfy the oss sktpiical
tnls remedy is really deserving The great celebrity
ontleTii
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JUST RECEIVED BY RAILROAD.
mo Us, 2's, and 3s Maekersl, While ri sh and Her
- ring, Irish Sllmon &C.
Ap ic 1857. II c GIw HARTMAN.
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Clocks; embracing every variety of style anu Innhuu
ture, suitable for Churches, Halls Counting hous.
pa,lors Sleeping apartments and Steam IND
Canal Boats, n nd Railroad Cars: .,..
Also sole agent for Rapps lately patented scienlne
Niche Gold Pens Wholesale and Retail Gold silver
PEN Holders, Pencils and a variety of Fancy goods
Those wishing purchase will find tito their interes
10 ca llbefore purchasin g elsewhere. amman
sEcorner Of Chestnut Second sts .,Phila
Pob, TO- Is55-ly.
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GHEAP WATCHES AND
.IeNY lEX lOEGs

AND RETAIL at atthe"Phila. 40.
w deIphia Watch and Jcwelry Store" No. o6 sssS5E
Worth I'd street corner of QuaTy, Philadelphia. xss
/, "a a,,o, Watches iIieweIed le carat s25 90
oan m
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-02
Keep it Before the People,

That John G. Bresln, the federal loco
State Treasurer, stole from tho Treasury,
S75o,000, for which crime he has fed the
state, and is now enjoying his lll-gotten
plumber in the dominions of Queen Victoria
The fact is well authenticated by the report
Of the Investigating Committee. Thomas
Sparrow, one of the Democratic Central
Committee Of Franklin county, and late
Democratic Postmaster under President
Pierce, says TT is so! and it must be So
for he certainly would not be so craven as to
report things against his party, did they moi
exist beyond a peradventure. After athor-
ough investigation, the evidence was SC
strong, the fact so palpably, that it could not
be resisted, and he vas obliged, however re-
luctantly. as an honest man to acknowledge
the THEFT of Breslin.
Why don't the federal loco papers pub.
lish the Rcport7 Because they dare not
Written ont by one of their own men, it
gives tho LIE pointedly and explicitly to
all the base charges they have made against
the Republicans, and convicts them of will
ful and deliberate falSehood
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-02
uPi nrPUnLICAr., AND AT TuEm.

Only few days now, and election is
again here. Have you done your duty in
getting up and attending meetings 10 your
own townsl Have you donc your duty to
your township, ward, and school district
committees BY seeing that have done their
dnty in canyassiug their respective districts
Have you canvassed candidly and earn
estly with your democratic neighbor, whose
conscience has often told him that his party
has become lcogued with pro-slavery ruff
fiauism in extending and perpetuating tho
grea. curse of the nation? Hayeyo talk
ed with your luke-warm Republican neigh
Dor, who contemplatcs being absent from
home next election day, and thus losing his
yotel II you have not done these duties,
don't lay your head on your pillow till you
have begun them. If you do not, you de-
serve an attack Of the night-mare of the
worst kind. Gould the people Of Ohio ap-
preciate tenth part Of the importance Of
the issues of this campaign, not momcnt
would be lost, not stone left unturned
that would contribute to our complete sue
cess. 1t is not sufficient merely TO carry
the State. We should roll up a majority
that will put the seal Of our eternal con-
ie,iuation on the damnable hcrcsies Of the
slavery cxtensionists, and cheer the lovers Of
freedom throughout the nation.
To your duty, Republicansl =
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-02

A DKMocRAr IN PRrsoS.--On Saturday
last, says tho PHILADELPHIA Bulletin, Judge
Conrad sentenced a man named Rump, to
prison for two years and eight months for
the perpetration of frauds (voting Illegally
several times over) by which James Buchan-
an was elected TO the Presidency, last fall.
Mr.. Buchanan now occupies the White
House at Washington, and Rump is domi-
ciled in a cell at Moyamensingl We ad-
wise the unfortunate @Rump" to trust in the
principles Of Democracy aud be patient. II
there is "hesh" in Bnchanan's "obdusate
heart" he will not forget martyr to his
cause, but will undoubtedly reward him with
a first class Foreign Mission, or at the very
least, U. 8. Marshalship such as he gave
70 Capt. Rynders for the same kind Of SER
vice. ~ -
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T4r CoNao CREpn-The Ohio Stote

THE CONGO CREED.-The Ohio States.
man, which appears to be a faithful expo
nent of the Payne Democracy, keeps col
umn of extracts from Republican spccchc,
and papers standing under the head o
the "Congo Creed" The following is one
of the contributions which Mr.. Chase ha.
made TO the ''creed:"
rant 10 siare-y orerthroea; and IilfsnS TO he'll
TO OrsrthroH lis pOcer.-salmon p Chase, Cncinnnti
Aug. 30 1857.
This appears to be crime under thu
Dred Scott and Douglas regina, bat the
Statesman forgets that if it C ndemus
Chase for such an expression it would much
more condemn Patrick Henry. Georgq
Washington, Thos. Jefferson aud all the
fathers Of the Revolution.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-02

The Messenger undertakes in ito last is-
sue to raise dust about the taxes paid by
our banks as compared with the taxes paid
BY individuals. The answer to ollits mis-.
representations Is short and conclusive
Our Banks in Fremont, arc not incorporated
Institutions, but owned and conducted by
private Individuals They pny taxes on the
WHOLE AMOUNT Of their capital in
vested in the business, Just as all other bus
iucss men do. The Bank Of Fremont pays
s749 80. Birchard, Miller q Co., S24s So.
The money deposited in the Bank belonging
to other persons, is taxed in the names of
the owners and not in the name Of the
Banks, as is right and just. No man but
the editor of the Messenger will have the
face to pretend that the banks ought to pay
taxes on their depositor's money, while the
depositors are also taxed on il.
As to the attempt on the part Of Mr..
Botefur to prejudice Mr.. NrMs because he is
a banker, it is hardly worth Of notice.
Every man who has grain of sense knows
that the business Of banker is as essential
to the welfare Of community having any
trade and commerce Mt all, as tho business OF
merchandise or any other. The people of
this county would have lost many thousands
of dollars in broken money but for our
banks. We wish to enter into no contest
with Mr.. Botcfur on the matter The gen.
tlemen engaged in the banking business
here, are well known as second 10 no Others
in integrity, wealth and liberality.
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neaiI, of Jndge Prohnsco.

III is our palnful duty TO announce to our
readers the death Of our fellow citizen, Judge
J. Probasco. He died at his residence in
this place, on Friday morning the 18th inst.
He was born in New Jersey but has been n
resident Of Lebanon since his boyhood. He
studied law with the Hon. Thomas Corwin.
and was admitted to the bar about twcnt,
years ago, and has ever since boen engaged
in the practice. In 1910 he was elected to
tho Ohio Legislature, and was afterwards
twice chosen to the same position. AL
though young man while in that body, he
distinguished himself by his talents and in
du'try, and ranked high asa legislator III
lS49 he was elected by the Legislature
Judge of tho Court Of Common Pleas
which Office he retained until the adoption,
the new Constitution. He made an abb
and upright Judge, and left the office Will
a good reputation as a iuri,t. During the
last few years Judge Probasco, in partner
ship with Mr., Corwin, has been member
Of the Cincinnati bar. In this new field he
rose rapidly to cmincncc, and was regarded
as ono Of the ablest lawyers in that city.
Judge Prohasco possessed vigorous aud
we'll cultivated mind He was one Of the
most fluent, brilliant and cha,te speakers We
have ever known. He was always ready
to address an audience, and could apparent
ly make as good a speech wiihoat as with
preparation. 1t will be long before Lcla
non will produce young man equal or su
pcrior in intellectual attanments to Judgr
Probasco. We exceedingly regret the los,
Of such man. He is cut off in the prime
Of manhood, in the yigor Of life, and in the
midst Of his usefulness.
During the last ten years Judge Probas
co was an acceptable member of the Pres
byterian Church, and his friends fondl,
trust is now enjoying the heavenly rest re
served for the followers of Christ. He wa,
in his 44th year and leaves an aged mother,
brother, and two sisters, and young an(
interesting family OF children 10 mourn hi
sudden Departure Lebanon Star,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-02

DR. RAuMBAoK in his travels on the cape Of Good Hope
found very frequently among tim Dutch Doors
the buck countrs, Aysrs Chsrry Psctoral, which
they keep hung mp by thong around the Of the bot
tie To peg over their hanmoeks, Indeed this
he their sole protection against the throat and lung
i'rS which are quite prevalent among them. thonght
II speaking comment the practical genius of the
,merieAn people, that they should furnish the staple
eeye the only remedy these people buy use Asking
fthey used the same manufacturers Pills, they told
that better pugatiTes grew all around them any body
could prepare. 3owI.
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Republican Meetings.

Hon. R. P. BucKLAND will speak Mt the
following places:
Woe&sille, Tuesday evening, Oct. Q.
Madison, Salem School House, Wedncs
day evening, Oct. Z.
Hcssville, Thursday evening, Oct. 8.
York Center, Friday evening, Oct. 9.
Clyde, Saturday evening Oct. 10.
H. EvERErr will speak Mt the following
places:
Sharrat's School House, Jackson !p., Sat
urday evening, Oct. 8.
Wrighfs School House, Scott tp., Tues
day evening, Oct. o.
Stone School House, Townsend, Thurs
day, Oct. 8.