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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-02
HOllOway's Pills
A MEDICAL REVOLUTION.
The World Unanimous !
rue GREAT COUNTER IRRITANT I I

. THE GREAT lRR1TANTli
THE virus ofdsease often makes its way to the In.
ternal organs through the pores ofthe skin. This
rubbed in is absorbed through the same channe
reaching the seat Of illumination, promptly and inva
rinbly subdues il, whether locaedn the Kidneys the
liver, the lungs or any other important organ. II
penetraes the surface 10 the interior, through the
countless tubes that communicate with the skin In
simmer passes into the fovered earth, dfns ng
Is cool aud regenerating influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDU LhR swELLINGs.
Every speciesot quickly reduced
/ by the anti uhammatory notion ofthis Ointment
Angry Eruptions such as Sail Rheun Eryslpelas.
Tcttcr, Ringwoim, sead Head, Nettle Rash seabies,
Tor tch) &c, die out, to rer no more, under its
picution Hospital experiencen all parts oitho world
proves ITS infalliblIty in diseases OF the skin the
muscles, the joints and The glands
ULCERS, SORE AND TUMoRS
The effect OF this unnvaled external remedy upon
miraculous Ii first discharges ine person wnien pro-
suppuraton and proud flesh and thus the cures
which its healing properties alterward complete are
'"'v WotyNps' IND j. BBRuisEs, BURNS, AND sCALDs.
In cases the fracture of the bones. injuries caused
BY steam plosiOns, Bruises Burns ScaIds, Rheuma
ism, Stiffness ofhe Joints and contraction of the ST.
fncuIty This mar yelous remedy has beenintroduco cd
bv inventor in person into ali the leading Hospitals
ofEurope, and no private household should be without
uNDENIABLE TESTIMONY
The medical staff of the French ar d Eng sh armies
HoOwav's Ointment, ns the most reliable dressing for
sabre cuts, sabs, aud gun shot wounds III 10 also
used by the Surgeons ofthe Allied Navies.
Both hs Ointment anil Pills should be
used IN the folIoptng cases:
Buniout FILES, Sore Heads,r
Rufns. Rheumatism, 'ore lhIools'
tnappcd Hauds, Ringw"-n ores OF all kiDds
Chilbiains Sa q. nueum, rains,
Fistula, Scaids, st. Joints.
Gout, Skin Diseases, Tel 7,
Lunbago, Swelled Glands Ulcers,
Mercufial Erup.Sore Legs, Venereal Sores
tons, gore Breasts, wounds, all kinus'
Sold at the ma OF professor Holloway
30 Maiden Lane New York, and 244 Stra nd, London
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and the civilised world
in pots at a5 ccnts,62t cents, and 81 each.
There is considerable saving my taking the larger
sizes,
Tlr CAUTIoNi None are genuine unless the words
Hollooay Men York and London" are dscernible as
toater mark Ia every enf of the book of directions
around each pot box; the may be plainly secI
by holding the leaf 10 the light. handsomE reward
viii be given TO any one rendering such Information
as may load to the detection Of any party or parties
coounierlei ting the medtcinea or vending the same
know ing them TO be spurious.
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DIR. j. s. EROughtOn's
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

TUE True Digestive
i Fluid, or Gastric
Juice Prepared from
Rennet, or the fourth
Stomach Of the ok, after
directions d Of Baron Lie.
big, the great Pbysiolog.
ical Chemist, by J. &.
Toughton M. ID. Phila.
de lphia. Pa.
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER

THE subsetiberis now prepared with new Machine
ry, to build stationary eng ines from 5to lOU morse
ower upon the latest improved plans and will build
double and siuge portable engines from III TO ~
iorse power Rugged upon arrages, with Boiler gear
ing n pumps all complete and ready for aetiOn Also
-cylnder uea nd tubu boilers cast Goa, breakg
S in 1885, for ihreshlng gram and crackinr
orn and now made on large scale for ereeking os
breaking coal. Heavy mining pumps aud fire engine
rigged complete with double acting forcing pumps
kinds Of mill geaIngand house casting made to order
Line ehafug with any desired sizes o pueys fnishe
with hangers Ircnplanng done say "a feet long a
kinds of Iron turning heavy press aud other screw
turned with any desired pitch ofihread.
Thebest Rough Iron threshing Machines, that ever
be fore the public cast Iron and
made to order. Lever power, chain or tread power
made to erdcr Also takes orders 70 follow ma.
chinery. Harrsonsi siatesi patent grain mill, $1,000 of.
fercd by the Pateniee orts equal II will grind in good
1876 bushesin one hour. Also bolts and eleva
tors II in order oRugges Patent Bower mauufacur
ed by c. ID Harris a. Co, the most powerful blower
n owl n with the east amount ofpower, ofwhch
line putin use at the Foundry for exhibition. AlU
the above works wilibe warranted to bs what they
sold for.
Aiso-Take orders for Scott's Patent Blacksmith
Striker them in the counties of Colum
bia Montour Northu mhe rnnd Lvcoming sullivan and
Clinton one of which can be seen nj my shop.
LEWIS II MATS,
March 90. 1886. Bloomsbu Columbia &C ,
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Raising Potatoes under Straw.

We clip the following from tho Ohio
Cu'tivator, and deem it worthy Of full ex
pertinent:
Several ofour correspondents, within q
year, have spoken favoratly of the prac.
tice Of planting Potatoes and covering
with straw, both as less laborious and more
profitable method of raising that crop
The idea is not new to us. As long as
1924, VIC saw this method practiced in
Vermont, and it was reported highly sue.
cessful; but for some reason it has not
come into general use. The experiments
we saw tried were by selecting q short
pasture field, dropping the seed at suitable
distances over the ground, and then COW
ering the whole with coating Of straw to
the depth of a foot or more. In the fall
the straw was raked off, and the potatoes
picked up all dry. In wet seasons this
plan was thought to be very effective =
The Pike county (Ill,) Free Press has
been presented with potatoes raised the last
season by Mr.. Shipman, of that vicinity,
and details as follows:
Mr.. Shipman informed US that he plan
ted them in the usual manner and then
covered them TO about the depth of six in
ches with straw after this no further cul-
tivation was required--the straw kept
down the weeds, and the potat toes were not
disturbed until they were dug. For not
only his this method produced him a very
superior potato, but it has this year brought
him an extraordinary yield, four bushelsto
the square rod, or at the rate of six hun.
dred and forty bushels to the acre :
He has tried his mode of culture for
three years past, and has in every instance
found it to bring results superior to the
common method. This year he has plan
ted at three different times, with the follo-
wing results.
Pinkeyes planted on the oath of March,
covered with straw, yield two and half
bushels and four quarts to the square rod ,
they were the smallest potatoes:
Pinkeyes planted about the last of
June, covered, brought two bushels and
quart to the square rod, These, though
the smallestyield, were the largest potatoes,
and of the best quality.
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Don't sell your best Stock.


Don't allow the spectators and drovers
to pick out the liSeliest and best of your
stock, leaving you only the ordinary and
poorest to breed from. 1t is the wors,
policy you can adopt, By continuing
such course, it will be but short time
before you will have only ordinary and
poor to select from. Supposing you can
get little more for this likely lamb than
for the others: you win do well to remem.
Der that it costs no more to keep them
than it does poor ones; and next shearing
time the feeces will tell the story in favor
of keeping the best you have.
If you intend to make a practice of
raising colt every year, keep the best
mare you can afford. Haven't yon noticed
that when man comes to purchase a
young horse he is always particular to
hnow all abo1t the stock, &C., before he
concludes his trade ! Keep the best, then
for yourself.
Don't sell your best COW because you can
get five dollars more for her. Keep her,
and she will more than make up the diff.
ference ere another year comes around -
Select the best seed for your own use, and
you will always havs as good as any one !;
and be sure of the highest price for any
you may wish to dispose of. Think of
l.:
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3 CHEAP wATCBkEwELRY STORE,
No, 72, n orth Second Street,
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
man Bitters.

WILL EFfECTUhbLf CURE
r lyER COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Chroni
Il o. Nervous Debility, Diseases Of The Kidneys, and
all dsea ariing from Liver or Stomach
such az Consti patron Inward Piles Fullness Blood
in the Head, Acidty of the Stomach, Nausea. Heart
hurn Disgust for ood, Fulness Weight in the 5to'
mach Sour Eruetatons, Sinking or Fiutterng at the
ri, Of the Stomach, Swimming OF the Head, Hurried
ana Difficult breathing, Futering the Heart, Chok
ing or Suocatiug sensst ions when lying posture.
dinness Division Dots al the Sight
h,d in the Head Deficiency of Perspiration
yeIlowness of the Skin dyes, Pain the Side.
back Chest, Limbs &c sud- Fmshes Of Hent, Burn
ing IN the Flesh, Constantly be inings Of Evi ant
| great Depression OF Spirits
or the proprietor in calling The attention the publ
This piepar ration does afeeing OF tbe utmosd
toretwce IN its virtues and adt ptaion TO the diseases
or W lch il 10 recommended
II is no aud untried art cle ,ibut one tb tahnt
rood thetest ten tria before the American
aeope and it's reputation md sal sunval led byany
emilia pre- paTations oXtant The testimony of its uf
given by the most promin Mt nd well-EEOwn Fhy-
icians and individuals in all parts of the country is
mmense and careful perusnl Oft lmanoc publish
ad annually by the proprietor and to he had gratis OF
dny orhis Agents cannot but saist the os skrp'ca
lhis remedy is really deserving the great celebrity
! OUtber
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CHEAP WATCHES AND
Jew eIEy = tor e ,

GodPeus with pencil and si yer holder. 100
Gold finger riags 37t ceras ssOi Watch glasses,
plain iat cents patentIst, Lnet IS other arcles
roportion All goods rtnedio be what they are
sold for S1hUFFER HARLEY.
UF ON hand some @ old nj Silver Levers & Iepine
till lower thun the above pnees. Oetl 1856
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Thisis Natures ow II Remedy for N unhealthy flo
mach, No art of man ca equal its curative powot,
II contains no Alchoh ol Filters Acids or Nausanu,
Drugs II lsextremey agreeable TO the tnrte and IA,
betakenby the most feeble patents who cnnpot esi
watercracke rwithOut acute distress Beware
limitations. Pcpsin is not Drug
Ca on the Agent, and get Descriptive Cireuin
eratis, giving large amount Of Scientific Evidence
from ebigs Anima chemistry ;Dr Comics PhisnloL,
Digestion; DR. Percirn on Food ard Dict Dr. John "
Ttapcr, of New York University; Prof nuppIison's
pysnlopy; Prof Slman, Yale toiIcdre; pr Cgrn,,.
sPhysioogy; sc. toFeihcr with report, Of Cure.
from all pats fthe United Staes
Sodby T. +. Lutz and J. n. Moyer Bloumsburs
s d. Bowman Rerwick. Oct3 1855 / T.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

BUSINESS NOTICE.
HERRING TlRLPROoF AFE-Anothe, Victory
MoGNT BRIDGES July 4, 1855.
o. 8tsdorn, Esq. LONDON c. ~, .4gentJor HerrIss
& Co.
DEAR SIR AIN sorry to ntOrm you that inystnre
with the whole the contents furniture clothing
was destroyed by Gre last night | savednuIhinp You
"llremrmhrJ houhgi one llerring Safes from you
last March and have much pleasure Informing You
hliood lhc hre well II wac p'rrctly red hot for sever
os h0ursi the handles and brass plate both melted on
~ after hauling out o The burning rniheis We had
nlnron waller oni for nearly half an hour bcore it
could be opened. You may fancy my satisfaction at
hndins my hooks mortgages deeds notes and cash
right had large amount Of valuable papers IN il
which had lost would have completely ruined me -
iou viii plonse send me another safe directly, and
will send yon the old Thai you may show IL to nil
who wisht 10 have perfectly fire pro0fsafc.
remain dear Sir ,yoursrespeciully,
j. " EMERsns
w The subscriber haveo on handror sale me of the
arges assortment OF FINE AND BURGLA PRo0F SAFrs in
world guaranteed tobr equal to he above an su.
,eIiotto yother now offered To the pubic
FARRELS a. HERRING
auyusiII Ie55-s
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHILADELPHIA

Important announcement.
ITO AL persons afflicted WITH sexual discas seuch
i SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ,IMPCI ENCE GoNNnR
HeEA, GLEET SYPHILIS &c, Sc,
Rhe HOWARD ASSOCIATION of PbjlDdcI,blo A.;
view 9'the awtul destruction OF human lie ana hen M
useu iy py sexual assesses and the decCptOns whbI 90
pIdcuced upon the unfortunate victims u such dI
Dy 0naRs nave directed th ir C,naiiing SuTrCop tl
aI,Gi hBhE ACT worlhyso IhciT meme 10 "a, /
MEpiGAL ADVICE GRATIS, TO all persons Illus tfiS
! suG uae oT remale. who apply by letter with he
SuPoh ol lueITcohdIu0n agri0c' uTGtiuH HABITS Gfds
ST. e ang ~ 10 eases o. eHTcmc POycTt, srfltIiuE
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
Ihe Howard Association is abentvOicniiHsiiluiion a
etlhbllshed ny fptoia eudoW lOr The yeIicfos ma
tiekdhd distressed afflicted with NIulen aud EpiGe M
~ Diseases aud its unds can be for oibeT pufboIe
has now surplus Of fluids which the Directors have
voted TO advertise the above notice, II is needless 10
Gdl lha the AssOciation commands The hiplesI Me di
cal 81 III Of the age, and wiI lrnis Inc nust nnnIny,
modern treatment valuable advice also gi, EN- 10 sick
and nervous females hcled win abdominni iweakbsss
Womb Complaint Costiyeness Lcuoorhc,G, sc.
Address, (posl,paid) DR. GEO. r. CALHOUN Con
sulung sugeOn, Howard Association NO q Epu,h On
STREET Philadelphia Pa, ' w.
By order Ofthe Directors
ro ,. EZRA u. HEARTwELL Pa,
q EO. FAIRCHILD. SoeretatU ~"
Ansust ~, 1855 ~.
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pENNsYLyANIA TESTIMONY.

CERTIFICATE Of r. WooDHARD, Esq. the Weltknopn
weller for the DuaeGHnon from Hork PtrryeO., pa
DUSCiSnoS, January II, 1858.
DR.. c. NJ. jackson-Dear sir--''I was Tor 1--WE years
severely afflicted with Chronic Bill Gus Dysentcry for
in .he country but all OF avail also used various
remedies but could hnd nothing 70 benefit me- until
ing four bottles Of winch was entirely cured and
enjoying the best of health v .
NUM- DYsPEfsia AND LIVER CO MrIhINT. "' IN
Certificates of G CURTIS, ESQ. Reporter of the
Evening Chronicle Pii,sburs Pa no. February 81.
1895, says, For weeks past my wife has been
using your German Bitels, with iappy effect. She
has been afflicted more OF less for several years with
disease OF the Liver and Dy spepsia nd Unit she
m,nced using the BtteIs, nothing had given her much
relief Her health is now rapidly improving appetite
good and have every reason to believe VIII be
e'ectIy restored She says 1t is The best medicin.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
]. N. IULsHIzER, Eoylestown, Fa, Jrne 90, 1853
says; my wife has been afflicted with nervous de
bty since September, 1851, siuce which time have
been unable TO fud any physician or medicine that
would benefit her in the least uniloHe day called
the store of Dr. Harvey o This for some tinciure
ofron, and desc rbed him the aict ion OF my wife
he then handed me o ofpapers 10 REQ among which
| found one describing your German Bittns. iEme
that the of the Bilters has done her more
good than all the medicine she has heretofore saken
wish you to sendme hal dozen bot ties
LIVER COMPLAINT
J. p, Wick, MaIinsbUrg, Pa, May 90, 1854, says
Nv iih much pleasure testify 10 the virtues Of your
German Biuers Sometime since, Il was severely af.
ficted with disease of the Liver for which nsee
induced try your Bitters, which ,'m whappy
TO state have entirely cured me
They are entirely vegeinblefre from oil alcoholic
s,muIant. and pleasant IN taste aud smell Price rs
Sold by Druggists and storekeepeIs in every town
and village in the United states and Cenadns and by
s. b. BOWMAN & Co. Ber,sisL.
e. R. RoBBINs, Light street.
9: NORMAN, Espy.
MELicK & GREASY, Lightstres,
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Equivalent Of Various Plants to Hay.
In Berger's Economy Of Farming there
is "Table Of Equivalents" showing how
much of one kind of ordinary fodder is
equal in nutrimental value to an equal
amount in weight and measure of another
kind. The following is an extract Of this
table:
100 pounds of hay are equal to
90 pounds clover hay made when fully
blossomed.
90 " made before it blossoms.
80 {" second crop of do.
9s Lucerne hay.
80 Sainioin.
4lO Green clover.
467 yetches and tares, green,
275 Green Indian corn.
374 Wheat straw.
244 & r straw.
I64 Oat straw.
l53 Pea straw.
2Ol y Raw potatoes.
IFS 1" Boiled potatoes.
$50 q" Mangle wurtzel.
504 +" English turnips.
275 Carrots,
3Os Ruta baga.
81 Rye (grain
46 Wheat.
80 Oats.
64 I" Buekwheat.
81 Indian corn.
40 " Peas.
30 Beans.
go +" Horse chestnuts,
65 +" Acorns.
62 Sun flower seed
90 Linseed cake.
los Wheat bran.
100 " Rye bran.
1877 g. Wheat and oat ehaf.
l67 " Rye and barley chaff.
An OK requires two per cent. of his liV
weight in hay per day; if he works, tw
and half per cent. A mich COW, thrC
per cent. A fattening OK, five per cen
at first, and four per cent, when half ia
tened and afterwards. Sheep, whC
grown, three and half per cent, of the
Live weight in hay per day,
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Verlnischtc- Anzcigcn.
@rp0es SrD G;ppSs=aaoer.

Sol. @pbrir. Nr. fs5 %arrasfr, madt leilrn RrnScr une
ccn etnndtn rrtlt,un in &i3tmsincn bic 9tnwiNs, ea4 Ien Stsrc
"oUtHNttN nn cunNCtitie; i, unN pap CT lrn
gang nrticS u"p l~erSiIltiN ausDcipIbltrS Eager pom
UrihiinASs uro Srmmcr= Naorru
ir NtF1tt9tn Nniidii cnpithti, S0S Yrn ttinem onScrsn !SouIe Der
StaCl ntcyirefrn mtrb in Strth Der Wanntofaliateit, Der Niuitre
Gee 00tIttItc3 ume tCr NrciN. 9aiNtc tcnfbt ans
ItSitcr Ncltrtincn mo Gtcne SiuS,
Cgcn0etuc mn S0roge 3ipteS,
Nreniplllhs Samns unb SocprnS,
Sr91neics, Sare9cS, cinfahr unb nit 0tuFtr,
Gtnf1rb!9e Eslainr, larbi1e @taINt.
SdWaric ScieCScugc 81 alcn 9reilrll,
9miicr 0f0nilcn,
Nedte f%ronSSlUtc 9cfidr gBdartn,
Glnt1den, 9cltrctfCn uo e0rrirtcn NainIrd N(uStiu,
SaNeric. 59tpnc, ShmciScr uuc 9iaic NPuslin,
GIN 9rcEcS Nnrrimcnt Won Sdmeicr Wreiiu umb Gortbrie
Glnl1tcn, 2dntcn uub Sirtifen.
9Nrtrt mo farbi9e 9rliontS,
GtffhNc. -ctn9rtaStc ub 9ctidtc leinsnc Gan,trie- Snfhcp.
3I0rr,
TraniVIidt mciFc unb farbiss Gpriris,
Spu9tnS tCrIbmc Ul0cs 8aneihuhe,
Sdnaric leiccRc Mitts fir DNrncn ltup DfIbdrn.
Sdlrmc, alltnubcrSl9c, Nsincns une Suumpcutn;euoc unS
ahc pNJcnt9en Nrilkl, bic nit 9rmcIr WrptS bt,cidl
net iperbCn.
0urd Die "prttctlboimitcn Ginf6uit Bin ib in Del, Stonb ocTtnt.
MT tthcfi lrcsn Saule Ter Stact crneurriren unb cbtnIc biuiS per,
Muftn III frnncn. 10y
@'ani bcentcrs Made ih 2SictcrYcrf6ufcr ouf mcin o,pess
S99cr Won StrrvmpIcn. 9onSldubcn, Std unS Ndbnaerln, Vpris.
@tr'thalee, Gart &c 9plp9nc, 5aiSs unb 3 %ihcntufcr, Spicitartcn
i'nc 9leie anecre Heine @rtitc, bic ;u ntnncn has e0n,e Slatt onfuI-
Sert ruftn. N1IO e men SNN"
- 10 Srp0plr, Sptlten Der 5. II. 6. Ctr.
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ue ole SerlnNrtnen Mrrttirncn, ipeide aus einem uprptntf;n.,
Nf09en oor ais Der Gcben cntiprin0en.
Nt InperHaulid,hit, Sdurs mi Ma0en, @rIif, Scr;6rcnp,r
gppettlrN9ttlt, @cn9tiiddt, Serf0piune, blukn6e ms fIGin,,
Sanlorrhe!rti. Sn alien nerY6lcn nHo rbelmatiitcn G6Qsu 'hnt' y
ttl uhidpt9en Wa!ca wpbltbaig gapirlt lmb ~ppulanSiae SeiJnn,
hcrpprOctradht. S'''N"5 I.
0Glc!te 1T cine rein Yc%9etat(iihe @hhuno, rah Iwno milton,
idottluhtn G~5runsi0sen nmp nob Nnwellno Ees bcrlbmtfpn S~mSm.
cildfn 9rcFl1prS Sptrlape, bcreitet. 98tgcn FRINGE drcbfn Grfntors
III pn mflteh sArppatdtn Staaten, wr isns Giufl6rur1 in Sn,
Der. Staatcni metr fr Giejrni9en tshtmnt. welhe aus unTrnt gat
!srIahof IN m eislsm N4roe isrlhept inb: 9a baislbc unrr ibnrr
9r0Rtn Sttlah SeTuteen, 10 btte i'd cs rnt anerifantI6en Intiifmun,,
an an, lnoeni th ipslE, Dap ldns III fcr Shat plnortbnNn meSitiniihrt
et&SSnl@49fen lt Setannlhaft~ Serftafn iperoen.
gsleneere mlro ee Tmr SpIdte empioblen, berrn 6 cnifituticu b,rh
Cen t!sranci9en esbraudb Won 2iqnSren pbcr 0pettn SusGrrsifnmpp
ger, IN ln0rpnir9 gsrNiben inb. 9m Nl9smeinen ouosrEiigTn
mltllnnl, ftnesf CO letnen 9eronen SBeg gum Sise beS QefcNs. inSrm,
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rldit uWr IN DIR Shat nsue @ciunbtct unS Gtlrfe in boS oan,s
S9fnt i%u!ldbrirst. y" wv S""'s
W1rnNn1:
sH gregg Ncrbrtiun9 btsiss ausstnifneten grcrrds krt ,sr.
lhtnEne NoGbahntur9cn btreprlcruffn, pe5 6oIb boe NubGf ~, ~,
Nntalfe srrliftI9 Nen ntnB. 90rUn lit e5 n6tbia, ban Sbr @csr'
hapee 9pIlanptIhte Bitter, ttpor SIR e5 fault, rthtia nrnSr,
Guns SHatetle Miro Cub nf~srSea9cn, baB IS blirr III. fe off.
r. ssrtauft 81 90 yer soteG oSr 6 gsttcts fur $500 ti
Zen tinii9tn Gigtntbiimern $50 ""
Stnj0m in gage ir. IL. Co
UGbrtfanttn YWn Irifcln FIR 4ppthcfsr II gGsn;e.
Ytteburg, Ya. ""'
IN u tb nj rn6 fpirb bielcs gites ofrfatft in brr srsrt6.t..
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