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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-15
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"that they will prove not only ma SURE \ RI
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let no sufferer, who values health and life, delay
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graves Give, entreat you, prompt attention to thN
EARLIEST SIGNS OF eoNsuEeTtoN.
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"Tc earliest symptom Of tuborcar disease Is wArNG.
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than the uBCnC IL is first manifested in the fdse anil
hqnis The muscular tissuss waste hence DrG1iIY
there Is q OF something wrong ft.itp tAatFEH
machine is active than It's rt,siir. Pr IOiioek
" IT. ,choutonv opporcn cause, under tho Influence
OF causes which induce wTAKNts and EYiAvsT11N such
as rant, gri orerro, c1ceSs regn0ury, fiildtcui5g
aursiny, rapid grotph Soiv rCcorey fran disease
person begins 10 lose his flesh, strength, color OF
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sigpisssRess, and experiences general fccg Of lon
auor and de1essioa THERE is REASON TO liar that
he is already freiipoed TO tie e6mllain If to thclc
symptoms bo added cough, however slight, particularly
il it has como Slowly, during the fair season
TIL. PROBABILITY is GREATER STILL. - ChuFehttL
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PHGNTX BITTERS.

4 T
These Medicines have now been before tae public for
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-15
DO YOU KNOW IT2

CONSUMPTION IL THE MOST FATAL sc0pGE Or
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INTION of most civilized commuEities fEHIsAE lhI1
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The brilliant discovery oc rr Churchill, msd'o tnc
1nperial Academy of Medicine, OF 1aris hns rr'u an
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and Y,o,psrfI remedial dgeat, known to Chomstr,s
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They are sugaoatcd, so that the most sens.
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family physic.
prieo 25 cents p Box; Five boxes for Sl,oN
Great numbers Of ergymen, Physicians, States.
men, and eminent ,crsonages, have lent thdE
names to certify theApalalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our SIC here will not permit tL'
insertion of them. I Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMIR AN ALMANAC in thY
are given; with also Il descriptions of the aOoT
complaints, and the iatment that should te nF
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Do not be put off Z unprncipled dealers Sna
other preparations ty make more pIohl %
Demand AYERS, AID AXE no Others. Inc ~
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GILL & PAUL,
General Commission Merchants,

DEALERS IN
Fish, Provisions Flour Butter, Cheese, Oils, Dried
Fruits, Grain, Seeds Beans, Whiskcy, Wool,
Country Produce and Merchandise
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WANTED AT THIS OFFICE.
COME AND SETTLE

Beef Pork, Poultry, Honey, Grain Produce Cider
Pumpkins Potatoes Corn, Oats Hay and Ccrnstalks
BlOonsburg, Oct 20, le6l.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

ave have taken some prisoners. who have
been sent to the fortress. and have collcc. led
more than three hundred dead belonging 10
the enemy"
General Be.iozabel's report closes IN this
strain OF congratalation:
Tho corps which compose the brigade
which bears my name have c0mprehcnded,
in doing their duty, that Ola their conduct n
the first encounter with tic foreign enemy
depended the safety Of Their country OF the
loss of its independence. The proud French
soldier has been hun.ilatei; on the anniss :
sary OF the death OF Napoleon the First. and
for the frat time. say the prisoners, he
has been obliged 10 fY before al enemies
carrying his liag dcspoil 4 vi The glory which
IL had conquered IN a thousand battle--
III communicating Rhat has occurred u
the brilliant passage nj arms OF this day.
congratulate YOU on The brilliant result sc
have obtained, Tor is will do honor 10 Me<l
co, whatever may be the Interior events.
Deserted by his allies. beaten 10 hs hrs
encounter with the MeXicans, and d'sap
pointed ia his expectations oi the success /"
our southern rebels, the French kmpefe
has strong motives for the early wiihds~ a.
OF his tronp.--N Y. World
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19
Earning Riehp.. ,ni.

The rebels nov thre'. ten that they Will
burn Richmond Well, against whom i II
that this dreadful menace Is a,rectc.ig We
suppose q must considered throat against
themselves 4 year ago they were threat
ening % burn NeN \ ogk. "a burn Ro-ton. to
burn Washington. and every Abol.lion ga,
~ the North Now thoy propose To change
tactics, snd bum their Own cities. They see
that they cannot force cur fingers into the
ire. and they propose 70 stick their own I'm
geIs in. In lliis Ease. who will i,c burnt but
thems,ite-r
Before Nashville vas captured. the rebels
Threatened 60 burn that town. liut not a
shanty have they burnt. They threatened
10 make "secend Moscow uf New or
leans Hut they didn't. The rebels oil
Memphis held mass meetings daily before
our rams made them visit. aud resolved
and re resolved that they would make ''se-
cond Moscow" Of that place. But in the
words OF tho Mayor OF Memphis. the 'siorce
OF circumstances. Il not The force OF inter.
ests, was too much for item. and the city !.
yet unconsrmed Charleston Is now threat
ening 10 burn itself-a~ though Il had nol
been burned enough already but il il real
! IN means to do SO. u had better be quick
about il. for IL will be 100 late to 10 it after
| Cen. aunter takes up his quarters IN TIE
Mills House. The Mayor ~ Charleston
Who reloices ia the OF Macbeth - donbtlc i
aware that. in tho words ot his great name
sake, the threat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

We shalt not attempt fcr sc could hardly
expect Co succeed, ga portraying The de-
lormilies of a character 80 repulslye "a the
They say Of society. The reputation ct
men and women, good and bad. old aud
Young. arc alike withefed by il blighting
influence They Say j. a convenient; mask
for the slandercf. from behind which To omit
the foulest libels, the moat scandalous ru-
mors and vilest insinuatiOna. IL IA astonish-
ing how many thoughtless persons there are
10 seize the petty scandal or malicious ii.-
situation. and give Il currency, without
pausing 60 consider as probability. the
consequences oil promoting Is circulation
They say Is a demon WIZ spreads a moral
malaria that inyadcs every circle. destroys
the peace Of families. blasts reputation sows
discofl. cngenders strife and heart bufnings.
wthers friendship. poisons the fountain oi
love. AID even desccrates tho altar. The
habit ofrepcaling is utlerancel grew apaco
with the least indulgence. aud produce &C.
suits oil the most psinlul character.
How many feelings and affections ple
sorcly iaccrated. and that not for the tine
only, but how often DO tho sllndcrcr tan.
germinaied 1.-Two TO rjuro the GOOD name and
tame Of many for years alter. Who has
escaped lis banelu ,naacnccr How many
can trace their most poignant sorrow 10 some
hcarflc>s uttcrancc exaggerated by repeti
ton. and 10 be traced IN ~ o1lsia one 20 be
ubiquitous They Ssy fhis bend itevcs
basl scafllng thc reputation. fnaKnilyng the
lrs,ltie-. AMI logirring thc rpsi innoeent
conduct ar,i actions ut men lf.fafc fcpa
latioa i q priceless jescl. aud wc envy no
man- az woman's heart who vi lightly
trifo With u. i,y needing % giving cafscnc,
to The, Ssy fumors affecting the clArac-
ter ~ a ncighbor Ilow much more wicked
Il /. eheu ID assails the abscnt. who cannot
meet "a accusations. but mud suffer without
the opportunity 10 repel Il. i may he. until
too late o. avert the dysl ~ las eutaiied. u
Il a very safe rule. when you have nothing
soo-l to say about Your nelghbof. Ia keep
your laouth shat Above al let the ''snru
Is member be slilled againa The nileancc
OF They Say tnmof-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

~exer reouire the females OF the family
IN do those things which properly belong 10
she other sex. All such labofs should be
considered part Of the daily business OF the
farm. and should be attended 10 in their
season. The man who loves bis wife and
wishes to make her home happy one. will
regard her feelings and never subject her 10
modification or degradation. Nature has
implanted in the heart of every woman a
desire 70 appear well M tue eyes OF others;
this desire should never be opposed unless i
oversteps tho bounds of propriety, bat should
be ndulged so tar as your means will justify.
IA : associated in her mind with the feeling
OF ell res peet. which Is Of the saf> guards
OF yirluous character. Never, by unremit
tae toll, render that fair and open eounte
nance aud those delicate features coarse and
harsh. and cause that beautiful. active and
symmetrical form 10 become bowed. crippled
and distorted by incessant drudgery. Re
member that woman l. not endowed by na-
ture with the same masculines treneth
and rover Of endurance which was given
20 man. Her strength consists IN her weak
ness which appeals TO your love ans
affection. And in all tho arrangement
OF the household, YOU should remember sha'
the duties OF woman arc not 10 be accom-
plished by masculine power and brutal force
bat rather by skill. by tact, by perseverance
and la proportion 10 the extent OF her iaso,
and cares. should be the facilities and ava
supplied to her Thus viii her strength %
spared. AMI her time saved FOR the instfne
ton OF her children. and for the peflornane
Of those gentle charities that 20 beaniiiy an
ai0m the female character. Andho~ m"e
more cheerful. ave. and successful TOO. vi
be the labors of the field. when the swee
and happy smile OF tho eopten'ed vile mee'
! you at the threshold, and sends snnsh1r
| throughout ,auf dwelling
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

The rsport received several days ape. Of
a severe battle between the ffeach and
Nexicsns before fnebls resulting ia tie .le
feat ani foat of the French army = falls
confirmed The frcnch organ in ih,- cas-
the ss~srssr dss Mats sss, lai,l.shcl ycs
scrlsf tapslaiion 81 lhe Ness.a onioiai
report ~ me battle. uhlsA esfcl ia the
Reisfin OAriaf q fashls on the 81 ~ Nay
The ssorrer Introduces ihi- report ~ ssY
'ng H. IA femsins q be hoped that. nos
v,thstsn.iits me loses experienced. the Ia
tic Amy az 9ea lsrenecf uin have been b.
a condition - take its revense iiat a.
he battle uss fought On the sth q Msy. sni
the oficsl report appeared IN he Bsiaia
Ofefaf - TIE sch. which mskes 30 nertinn
OF ueu engagements. il j. reasonable - con
clnie hat The Frcnrh aere - hsdl, Whip
red thai ti,ey had no siomseh q reacE The
hzhi The Nssicsn general. Nclieolel.
says o ht rcpsst. ''All tho comssan.efs snd
ofhccTs ~ the brigade nader ny csmmsnd
conducted themselves ia the mosi b.illnni
manner. feF this resson ! % net make sr<-
cal eulosies. becsnse--i rercaf--sli have
perfectly s.ns their duty II Is oaly thus
ihst ene car explain the ronf % an saeas
Are,s~temcd q conqaef crefyuhefe. las Is
aiietiei ~ The decoration uhleh The sol-
d.efs bear On their breasts. saf ~ dsetf A..
fsft esf ffoapr - fkf miff II "a esnsksf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

Hor1Fs for the United States cavalry are
pouring in from all parts OF the country to
the national stables. at the Carlisle barracks.
Pa They are chiefly for the regular troops
and will be trained os we'll a. can possibl, be
done before they are wanted IN the neid.
The riding masters have 20 remain IN the
saddle seven or eight hours day since the
war began Their experience proves What
Is not generally known--that the nervous
ne-s Of touch in the horse Is moro easily
subducd than that Of -ubjHed flashes on the
sight,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19
Told hs an idiot. full ~ sound ana
Sikullting nothing"


Mobile IS Il present enjoying the same agony
OF prospective burning but the rebels oi
that city like the rebels OF 50 many olher
Southern citis. have doubtless mobility
enough 70 change their minds sometime be-
fore they actually apply the torch. Follow
ing lac example OF these big cities, all the
little towns and hamlets OF rebeldom have.
within the last half year, passed fearful re-
solres Of seli-cremation; but, though we
have captured a thousand OF them, not moro
than one has yet carried it, resolution into
action So that we very much doubt whetli-
er Richmond will be an exception Ia all
other Southern cities in doing what il threat
ems in this line IL Is said 10y those who
have studied into the philosophy OF snlcide
that il Is rare that men who are continually
threatening TO Kill themselves eyer carry
the threat into execution. IL, in the instance
Of the rebel capital. howevr. the proyerL Is
falsified. and the city IS actually set fire. il
is to be hoped that the rebel scoundres who
apply the torch will have the consistency to
fling themselves into the fames.-N. York
Times.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

4 GAcE 70. GAIvfsTO~.- Certainly the art
81 capturing rebel cities reached ultimate
simplicity in the negotiations that have been
opened Toe the possession of calvest IA. In
place Of the vast armadas such as BUNDLED
Port Royal OF New Orleans. a single United
States ffigate quietly enters that far oil
Texan port. drops anchor and requests the
surrender OF the town. IL Is what the French
would call ''parely moral demonstration,
pointed. however. 10y tho significant announ-
cement that the Santce was but the aram
courier. I'm few lays, said Capt. Eagle,
"the naval and lani forces of the United
States will appear of the town OF Galveston
O. enforce its surrender Do a you please,
surrender now or surrender then. when X
will DC worse for YOU. ia the meantime,
twenty four hours ere given ior reiiection.-
The Southern rebels would not be what we
so well know them TO be il the first reply had
not been a clustering message that they
would not give up on mere paper BON
bardment" The next step was delicate
feelcr adroitly put through their friends. the
foreign Consnls, who wanted 10 know OF the
Captain il he would not FIX upon some point
that might be respected IN the lombard
ment. "a place Of refuge for foreign SUD
iectsrr The Captain could not comply with
the little impossible 10 tell what
| direction the shot and she'll viii take
| AZ this Interesting stage the curtain ialls
| on the proceeding. and We are leii TO con
lecture tho sequel. We have no doubt II
was dissolving scene. We hsss no fear
that any bombafdment was necessary. The
rebel. tried. once more. their little trick ol
buster and bravaao Next thing. doubtless
they skcdadded. and Galveston y now IN all
probability prize TO the United states
| lrirate Santee - Neir York World.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

JsfS. DAvIs's Adjutant General publishes
a general order directing the drafting oil ev
er, male white muiaffo IN the South capable
OF bearing arms. whether they have snbsii-
tuies or hot
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19
AGRICULTURAL.
HARVEST or isoe.


HOME TESTIMONY.
Ma. GnovEK-Sfr. have been using ose 81 n.
above named iiarvesteTs Tor the last three year,
and avn % well pleased with X. that would net
take $500 Cor ~, IL could obtain another of The
same Kind. iind sy experience. that there &, al
leasr a saving Cf 81 30 per In The way Of scl
ring wheat, over that cut and pat uf by The most
approved reapers. In fact would not let ny ap-
proved reapers In fact would not let ny grain il
cii Ia any ether Nay, II II were offered "a b. rat IA
the sheck free II pence.
SAMUEL MuIIsAN.
Ae.sf fs.re Hiafs, J1sy 25sh, Is6l.
endorse the ah.fe.
NV hILLlsAN.
one year ago purchased one al the Illinois Has-
ycsier- and would not dispense with the usc If it
Tot any price. We most checffniiy endorse All that
Mr.. hiilgan has said above. about this mode ~ SCI
curing eraia- lOSfrli PICK.
JOHN RANKIN
not only endorse all that Mr.. Nilligan SAYS ai,,af
his liliaoi, Harvester, but will further Sas that
would not take Il COO Tor my machine II could not
procure one 81 the same kird.
JAMES JACKSON.
We have used one Of Haines' Illinois Harre.,ers
during the last two seasons with entire sstissscsAr
AMI would say 20 our brother farmers that We would
Dot take 500 for the one have, n Ne could bet
procure another Of The same kn6. and We endorse
all that Mr.. Miligan says about this mode of harvest
ing. TIfOS. Y. COOPER
PETER LYONS
Otter Creek Township. vIgo Co, md.
Mr.. GssvEK-Sm: / have used one Of HAlnss'Il-
linois Harvesters for the last two years aud have
used various kinds OF the most approved r. apcfs IL
other patterns, and find by close calculation that
can save about two-thirds OF the expense hy using
the Illinois Harvester. would no, take 600 Cor
the one have II could not procure another % the
same knd.
II did not cost me more than - cents per acef To-
harvest my wheat the past Two year, taking into
CONSIDERATION the mode OF sowing and saving q The
grain. JACOB BROWN.
The above named gentlemen are all residents in
hut Nit n
Tsrrc Hautc-and would willingly give Any infar-
nation 10 the ami utliii 81 this Harvester.
that may be asked.
In addition TO the above named Harvester have n
good Combined Reaper AMI Mower lkcc,i's) that I
viii warrant 60 DO good work, aud which will sell
for sioo on twelve months time. exchange fcf
Grain good horses.
am also sub Agent for the justly celebrated Buck
Eye Combined lleapcrs and Mowers. said 20 Ne the
be-t In IRA GROVER.
Ageit Tor Nigo and surrounding corntes
ef-reasc call and obtain pamphlet and exam.
me the Machine.
Ne.2. East sic rahiic square, rerre naaie
June 1d&wlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19
Harvester for 1862.
Farmers .ffSeuii0Hg
A CHALLENGES OFFERED

Ball's Ohio Mower anl Reaper I'm
proved
Secuod ~ SiFiren >sparff Pa'sHfs'
THE machine. a. ihe tar,ona lliais and Pale.
has taten a. -tiire,t unprecedented numb ~ pre-
nrnpfs. A the rteffcsi practical lirld trial .l
hrEpers ani Nesers ever heidi athe United State.
q, syfscvte \. i. tbs machine received -,
create. number ~ credit mark. sntltnN u o. tle
efau1 gsold Medal snt Diploma offered ~ che lni
iri states Aefi.altufai Seslaj in The hfsf Mn
ma Nariln4.
Tslai ia The Cell 4. an that g. required g. fits
this mae hine Ifsfefe1fe efef al ofhsH aud nos
take tls method ~ ohefHe shallstee Tor iiai ~
tia ohio Esaper aud nosrt ss C~sri>sp Ascbirs.
against sll oitlff ollflsd ior sails ga ths market
Partners uiil 10 well 10 cau stf tA4.fiss iLis
nlarlliae hs fsfe Tufshsa us any 0fhss
fss ale ~ ear Nstrhuns
n fNFR A NckFEN
W arr aisa Arrnfs tor Moors's Patent Improved
tran brill sai The 't.isut sugar MIL
fanfafv'm IiANFn = NeNffN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19
L.. RYGEA son.
WOOL WOOL
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers. -
y hars nreiiInvs 49, siare Ee-nss ilTaear ~
tee1's skcliffi plafls q ssll Fe4is. sA.eh I siH
frats o. property in - TER nauls, af paf
iicfrfure Ia eash Aptly ~
sHARnERI,
deeittAven Real Esisir Agent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19
LEGAL.
DEPORT OFTHE AUDITOR OF

Il yigo county. showing the amount received
and dislursed Tor the ear commencing june Isi
iscl. and ending May 3lsi A ~ isos. Inclusive;
Krcslrrs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

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cip IN AoCoG. SISofr. NARrn.n .....,
TEAfI.kIING A,KEiAoR
=. - N No. ~ I. litA- ifcriiAR 10 rFNkfts
ihf fAtlsei iurhp s, urceusiie - any ga. .,....
g. in 1ale<osls Asielt.oil iri0 ..ul.r.t, r.',ts
o. $ - Hfn1rstt.'n 81 Customary Eyscu-tI.-. a
''fs..a % ,.i'iie'' siiie Of tbe Uterus lereouhos
Nf hn'tt., iIl. eai ~ 90 .ef.yi.l Ir.ii =.
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81 lts-iqeton. ~ a. flf
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StK SYMPTOMS AIoYF
80 fAHiiN SHOULD Ulnipifn
-, Y.a' 80 noss fAisss. Nrso'ar. ca 1,rss..sr
AAi-etst fos t>ftf t-A,4 kSp rssc4l.tf rssf..,..
HtiAtoiis hNTnACr frCHI
>4tHE-f DISEASES
.n 81. ,ii '..lf S.ases- ttius fsftie~
ANNkv rArpSgrr
j. ,ra.ss 'fe.ae.i desire stt fi,es >ffsar,L e.
flnste. t.sIely i.swnklnf tfet,.,tisrs.
Preventing and Cufiag Structure. ~ tis grrsth,s
Aiaylns PAN atd Inflammation. So frequent l.
ihr class 81 cie.a-s'. ard .AreiiHe "a fai......
biseefsa ari uofii-~lt Aaif.f.
rnoJ1aNus lraS uotssNn.
WHO KAY hfsA IHf VICTIMS or CrAtks
and who have Paid ssAAA rf1s O. ~ cared 81 l.l
time. have found lty were deceived. lff tl.-f n.
TUCSON las, iy ilf n.e nf "4,ltr'al s..a
een.-- 'eer ef'ed rp ii flr ., i.is. g. irf-t .r'
a. aggravated form, sit
rFRnArs AFun nsrW,er
u nfiNnoiIss FNru,1mcsvf ansr,s-
r.s.f a. disease 81 49,
sftBNssk ORGANS.
Whittier existing iH
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Frcin whatever tsase originating sid go iaaii.. 4
SOW s.oN<. >gANDINs.
titft oflAf' tfraI.s rs,li 'fe fi.s o.. 81 IfIlf.
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WI rafnfs known Ia
StlfNJf AND IkNE
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cures Guaranteed. advice e.raGs.
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me- az Alderman ~ a..
city Il Philadelphia. A. Z. IifIMEofD. Chemist VA
tans no narcotic. mercury. or Injurious Drug ilf s
purely vegetable. "a. r. HEI.Apoln
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Sworn ard subscribed tclcrr me- the -tf .iat 81
November. lsia NJ. .hihkAhn. Allsfia.il
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ALLEN PENCE, G.W.rATIltA 4 60.
And ~ druggists c,e-tvtefe.
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Mcdicatcd Hair Wash,
DROP. GEORGE ". CANADA
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