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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-05
"Lincoln Hireling's."

The Republican" having frequently
made use Of this term, our readers may
wish to know its Origin. Duripga late
canvass one Of the Speakers at this plsco
in speaking Of the Provost Marshais and
their assistants, properly used the term
"Lincoln hirelings.' With their usual
dishonesty the opposition say the assertion
was made in regard to the soldiers at the
front. Those who know the character OF
the person who made the speech will at
once see the mpossibil,y Of this as, many
of his supporters aud his fvorite capdi-
date for the Presidency were soldiers.
phe term, a, applied by him, had Pc
culiar fitness. Men who had not the
bravery to face all armed foe, accepted
positions as petty Provost Marshals, and
illustrated their character by arresting
and impris isonipg defenceless boys and old
men, orthis they got so much head
In this county what had we but bireling
O foreigner by birth, q native oil the coun-
try which twice tried to ensave America
and which during the late war aided the
enemy by money, vessels AID sympathy
Ho became tool in the hands of these
Leaguers, and was in very fact a "bire-
ling" At the instigation of prominen,
Republicans be arrested the Sheriff Of the
County and the commissioner Clerk, and
had thoughts of attempting higher game
who even th hought to seize the man whose
picture DR.. John saw Gt to turn 10 the
wall, until he realized the fact that the &C
ton Of the "hireling" was not only agains,
lar, but condemned by Gov, Curtin, and
other leading men of his party. Now
that the occupation Of this "hrclipg' is
gone, we'll may he criDge 10 anticipation of
Justice, and of trial in a place where
b'ibtS cannot bo given. Better had it
been for him AMI his advisers if the
commission in the army given bin had
ayalled, especially as it was obtained a.
Ter tho war, and all danger was over.
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D85" "FsarIesS and Free" is the motto
of the old black Rhionoserous, who nom
inally engineers the "Smut Machine" at
Danville, called the Montour american
AsOlDabe was wont to say this "rsminds
US of little circumstance" East spring
we were compelled to administer to poor
Bros"er, pretty severe newspaper cbas.
tisement, and concluded by reminding him
that we hoped that would be the last no.
tice we should have to make of him, except
1t might, indeed, be at the toe Of gentle
mans Boot. A few days afterward, we
were standing at store door in Danville
when Brewer samo along towards US, but
on looking up, he suddenly turned about
and ran into building across the way.
This was sample Of Poor Brower's Fear.
LeSJ 0ad Free
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PUBLIC SALE
Real Estate.

Ik pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court II
i Columbi county, on
Saturday. august 20, 1865,
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Andrew Crcveiand ma
Samuel Henry Executor of Archibald Henry Ia,, ~
Orange twp, in said county deed will expose to ssI,
by Public Vundae, on the premises certain messu-
age tenement and tract Of land situate in the shin
of Orange adjoining lands of John Megargie aud John
Herring on the North, DR.. ID w Montgomery ana
Richard IIau's heirs on the East, Jeremiah Hagen.
buch Geo ieidcr and Peter MclIck on tn south, ani
Daniel Vanderslicc and WIN Delong on the West.
CONTAINING 235 RCRES,
more or less, on which erected good
Two.S,ory Dwelling House and Frame
Barn, Wagon Shed, ana out-build.
ipgs, an excellent Spring Of
Water near the door.
There ia aiso on tho West end Of said proportv 4
one and half story Frame Dwelling House and n
good Bank barn, and Spring OF Water convenient, ,u
the same. large part Of the premises is cleared on
which isa
GOOD APPLE ORCHARD.
The nncleared part is ell timbered. Late the e,-
tate of said deed eituate in the twp of Orange anl
county aforesaid. JESSE COLEM tN CLERK
Boomsburg, Aug. !, 1865.
The nj owe propc ty will be sold term,
and i'll be divided into TVS farms il necessary 10
SUIT purcha cIs.
ANDREW CBEvELlNG.
SAMUEL HENRY, hhH
August s. 1865
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-05
General SheI man and Negro
Suffrage.

The radical revoluti onists will please
augment the volume of their howl, Gen
eral Sherman has again "betrayed" the
country is 10 say, that portion of i,
covered by Boston and Framingham. A,
indianapolis, on Tuesday, he declared, iu
his speech to the thousands of grsatful
citizens who welcomed him, that he op.
posed negro suffrage ''and indlscriminate
Intercourse with the whites" lie be-
lieved "the whites must have the govern
ing power;' and he thought the negroes
"might be colonizcd in Florida, and ad-
mitted to representation ia Congress.
"Colonized in Florida - And are the
radicals to be deprived Of the privilege of
"colonizipg" them in every State on the
occasion of general eectionl
Admitted to representation !" And are
they not to bo admitted as representatives
Curse the hero, ye Pbillipses and Par
senses and Cutters and Summers and An.
ma Dickinson ! for never, since he led his
great army iu tho immoral march from
Atlanta to the Atlantic, bringing in GER.
tain spoils of war, tersely enumerated by
him as many negroes, mules, and horses
has there been as good an opportunity for
casting foul words at the most brilliant
soldier of modern times.
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The "RepubIican" vs.. The Soldiers.


DR., John is uneasy about the soldiers OF
this County, and we'll he may be. la the
frs, place, notwithstanding the frauds 10
the army vote, they gave a majority for
Gen! Mcclellan. In the second place,
whatever may have been their previous
sentiments, they are ,pnalterobly opposed
to the doctrine Of Negro Equality. They
also see that the Republican party is an
organization Of negtoes and white men,
built expressly for the benefit Of the Ne
gro. In 1855, whom they originated, their
doctrine was no Slavery in the Territories.
Emboldened by success In 1850 they de-
clared crusade against slavery 10 the
States. In 1866 they throw ASIDE all
masks and not only themselves advocate
Negro Equality, but impudently AK
soldiers to do so. A certain class may do
SO; those who got ia, positions iu Wash
ipgton, about hospitals, 30. The true
soldier knows how to rate negro courage.
They know that one Division Of them all
through the terrible battles Of the Wilder.
ness, Spotsylvauia, North Anna, and Cold
Harbor, was KEEP, in reserve, and favored,
while our noble white soldiers were laying
down their lives by thousands. They
know tha, at Petersburg there we're two
large Divisions Of them and at the mine
explosion Division Of white troops took
the main line, and the negroes lost all by
their cowardce.
These same men know how last April,
they were pushed into the jaws of death
in Lees final overthrow, while the negr oes
were carefully kept behind until the enc
my were defeated, aud then without op.
position advanced into Richmond, and
claimed the fruits Of the victory. And the
"loyal' press throughout the North said
they we're better so ldicrs than our white
men
DR.. John insolently charges the Democ.
racy with being the enemies of the SOL
diers. The soldiers are Democratic, and
his assertion is absurd. But what has he
done towards the suppression Of the Re.
bellion. After doing his best 10 bring
about state of war, be and bis Qiaker
colleagues were exempted on the score of
conscience An aboltionist have con-
science : Then has an idiot common
sense. A matter Of conscience truly to ap-
rlaud the murder Of Mrs. Surratt, and John
Browns invasion of Virginia, or coun-
esl and rejoice over the Imprisonment and
death of his ncighbors in loathsomc dun
get,ns.
No; during this war he has coined his
money from the people. An able bodied
man, yet he never shouldered musket
hay even cringed at home during the in
vasion Of the State, while Democratic Ed
tors aided in ropelling the enemy. Even
COW he is only intent upon Office. and pro.
curing further spoils from the Govern
ment.
Els affection for the soldiers is hypo.
critical he has often abused tham on.
ierrated their courage and he and his par.
y now wish to place them on level with
The negro. +
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Pennsylvania r Agricultural So.
cieSy.

v'HE Pennsylvania State Agricultural
i Society viii hold its Exhibition on septe mbrr
TO- " %, and 70. 1866, at F'''" '""''
"lLLlAMSPORT, Lycomipg County.
Any inflammation desired VII be given up,p serson.
al application or by letter "a The undc cIrrisaod
Harrisburg. Wv i"siuc"'
- ~ IhS o'hoe OF the Society win be spen az Williams
70" oh ah' @ ave tno 3th Of september
A. bkOWER LONGAKER,
,o,,.,.v ,,,,, d., ,.s Secretary.
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DEATHS.

In Locust, this county, on the goth Of
July, john WADrER,aged about 10 years.
At Light Street on the 9th ult., JosEPH,
infant son of James and Emma Pull in
aged months.
In Centre twp, Columbia CO., on Sat.
urday, July 18th, 1865, IRA ADDIsoN,son
of George X and Mary A. Hess, aged |
year 0 IN ouths and 81 days.
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Traverse Jurors /o7 September Term, 65.

Bcaver-John Michael
b,iarcfeek-freas Fowler. ilnoch Rittenbousc Fran
cis Evans, VIM Freas, John G. Jacoby '
Ccatawissa-Moses Hartman, samuel Shuman
re,m Renley Samsi T. Bower Thos F,y
Hans 'r' '""e' Deity 'ashe "
rlshingereek-Samue C CCreveIing,
frankn-s Samuel Loreman e'
brentwood Matthias Kline somue, n, C,Ii..o..
iemlock,-N Moore, '"'''p'e'
i.ocnst-Wiliam Beach, p X uo,h;ne
MI Pleasant-JacksonI Ikpl,T '
Christian "'"o'h t'fV
Jacob LongenbeTger "' "'e"' '"''P '''
MontouT-isdcher Evans
VI iDge-Samuei Zimmerman
fl1e- Thomas Staekouse, T. svIsha,
susarloaf-John Kile, sen ''
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ElOpement.

1t is stated that Maj. Mcdonnell, q
sprightly young officer, who at one time
ofiiciated as Provost Marshal in this CITY,
has eloped with and married daughter
OF Gov Curtin, Of Pennsylvania. The
Major, while here, was decidedly a la.
dies man and just the boy to carry of
boarding rohoOl girl with a rich old gov.
ernor for her pa.--,,. Louis Pepu6i,caa
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Democratic County Convention

Notice is hereby biven that the Democratic Electors
IN and for the several Boroughs and Election Districts
will meet al the r respective places of holding the
General Elections Except in Con, ngham twp, there
they will meet at the Public House Of Peter Hower,
on SATURDAY, THE 26th of AUGUST 1865, between
the hours of and O'Clock p. NJ, Of said d,y, for
the purpose of choosing two Delegates from each Dis
trict TO meet In County Convention at the COURT
HOUSE, in Bioemsburg, on MONDAY, THE 2sTIi
DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, at o'clock,P M, for the
purpose Of making the usual annual nominations Of
the Democratic party of Colurbia County.
Z. II. LITTLE, Chairman,
JOHN J. STILES, ISAIAH BOWER,
HENY HlNTERLITER JOHN HILL,
PETER X. HERBINE, JOHN FRUIT,
z. G. RICKETTS, ELIAS DIETERICK
Democratic Standing Committee.
Bloomsbury, July %, 1865,
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Grand Jurors 10, S,p'cmJe, Term / s65

b'oom-Peier Jones. Geo. W Co,feI
Dor. Berwick Gilbert Fowler
Benton-Samuel Applcman
Beaver John Fry.
Campbell. 'e' "shti' 't'-i
Centre1 jeremiah fiagenbuch.
nohynghan-A, w RGa
Incsa, IItyvnm oT9n', r. Deiit.rich Benz amin Evcs
,N'cusl-Wn =, Osborn, John Lee
M rleasent-Stephen CrawlcrJ Thom,. We'll,
VeI George CTeamef '' '"o'"as - "e"'
Madison John Graham
Mihin-John l.. Bond
Croveling '''''' u N'hRey' lho mAA
sugarlo"I-FIeder.ck LsuLach Geo w. s,s.d,,,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-05

Hay- Gen. Shermen, while at Columbus,
Ohio, was approached by some radicals
who hoping to win place in the General 8
good will, were very abusive of General
McClellan'a and con cluding by asking Sher.
man what he thought of the late "Copper.
head candidate for President" The Gen
eral straightoned himself up, and, with
warm'h'earpestness and emphasis replied,
that Mcclellan was one of the best and
ablest Generals that commanded during
the war; that he had discharged his duty
faithfully and efficiently until be WAS re.
moved and that he (Shermao) had g reat
respect for his opinions.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-05

sor SUMNER CoMPLANT-Important 10
every Reader -BIackberrios are now abun.
daut in our market. 1t should be borne
In mind by every person that there is not
known a moro pleasant and effective RENE.
dy for diarrhea and summer complaint
than blackberries. II you are thus aff1ict.
cd, at once "shrow physic to the dogs"
and eat plsntIfully of this delicious fruit.
They will do you no harm, and prove to
be corrective of disorders incident 10
the summer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-05

e6- CURE FOR BURN The heat
thing Tor burn is the following, and ev.
cry family ought to know it AS soon as
possible after the burn throw little green
tea in hot water let it steep. Stir an
lndiammeal poultice. Spread he tea leaves
on tho poultlce, put it on the burn or
sosld whatever it may be. If burnt with
powder, 1t will take IT out and the sLln
will DO as clear as ever,
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MARRIAGES.

Or the 25th ult by Rev. p. Cros,h'
waite, at the Berwick NJ. L. Parsonage,
Mr.. JACOB. D1sHL, and Miss HANNAH
BOONE, both of Bloom.burg.
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THE RICHMOND ELEcTIoN.-An cleo.
ton was held for municipal officers in
Rchmand last week, the result of which
showed decided majorities for what the
administr a,ionists have chosen TO cal the
"secesh' candidates. In other words the
abolition ticket was beaten, and the con-
servatives elected their men throupbout,
This being too bitter for the 'Ioyalists,"
the aid Of "military necessity" is again
invoked, and on Friday last Gen. Turner
issues his edict declaring tho election null
and void, and addressed the City Coun.
oils prom"acsame"to forbidding them to
act in their Offices. Thus are elections q
nockery in this new era of elective free
dom.
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DEMOCRACY, a sentiment not to be appalled, corrupt
ed or compromised Ii knows no basensss, it covers
to danger it opptesses no weakness. Destructive
only ofdespotsm 1t is the sole consevator OF liberty
labor and property 1t is the sentiment Of freedom, OF
equal rights of equal obligations he law Of nature
pervading the law of the land ALLEN.
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FORTY ACRES
u. G. HARRISON. M. D.

w ~ ~ respectfully inform the citizens Of Bloom
W ohig ana vicinity that he continues The pIattis. i
j. nd .o,;s;, MEDlcLNE And SURGERY,
OFTIcg on Main s,,nat - a., Pa't PaB 'naBc,
House, Bloc msburg "'s'' s''u" '"' No1''
February j. i655-u
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SMERIFFVS SALE.

Il ,dt Stut ora wTit ofvcndi,ioni expoaas 10 ns d.,
H. ~ S county viii be exposed to public sale al
day of seOtemss, uss N Soo%shurs on mordsy the III
day The tnIln hrht; az one O'Clock 2. NJ, Of SAID
,"'shM ssttaM uaet or Aiece Of land situate IA Locust
" .oTc,sp, ColuInbia county, holndad and dese,,bcd
ssa ', on ihe touttrby lands OF John Ernst an
ine mest 9y lands Of Jackson George aud o.. The e.
'dnuo OF John stoilee, containing =" ''' ''''
FORTY ACRES,
mote or less WhsIeon ara e.eci cd ,,o,,, an. hu
owSeiling house with apPereDaAces '"' "'''
erty OF Nicholas Baker. ' - '"f p''F
-, Sherilfs Office, ~" S' Shn,,g
bloomsburg July 90, 1895 ""''''
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hv Affairs on the Rio Grands cause
much uneNinsss at Washington.
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saS~ The U. s. s. Wyoming, Bank
head, from Norfolk for China, wao at
Rio Janei,o juno nh, ooaling.
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Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS, the Ilos. WILLIAM ELwgLt, prcs,Ien,
W Judge of the Court Of Oyer and Terminrr and Gen
era Jail Delivery Court Of Quarter SESSIONS of ,ha
feace ana Court OF Common Pleas and Orphans Court
IN tue 2Ot Judicial District composed OF the cou lt,,s
Of columbia Sullivan andWyoming and the lion John
Mkeynods stephen Bady Associate Judges of Colum
bia county nave issued their prcccp bearing date the TO-
uay OF teb IN the year Of Lord ;housans cgh
hundred and sixty five and TO me directed for holding
Court Of Oyer and Termner and General Jail delivcfy
Ueherai ouarter Sessions of the Peace Common Pca,
ana Ofphans Court in bloomsbury in the county Of
Soiumbia on the FIRST Monday lbcng the LIST day of
Sept next, to continue one week "'' -
No.iee IL hereby given, 10 the Coroner the Justice.
Vi efcnce ana Constables of the said county of Cnl
uoia tina, they be then aud there in their prGper per
sons az ~ o'clock III the forenoon said day with lhc
records ih1ulsitions and other remembrance 10 do
nose nss which to their Offices appcrain 10 be- done
nnu hose lha are bound by Iecognizance to pro.tcu
against the prisoners that may be in ths Jail Of
sa,u county OF COLUMBIA to be then md there TO prosc
cute then as shall be just Jurors are 10 be
III !neii attendance agreeably their notices,
Dated at Bloomsburg, the 2eth day Of July
) L. b. IN the year Of our Lord one thousand cIrht
- hundred and sxty'fo and in the sishy.
Of America, COP SAVE TH. uomwos,nIr, "t'''
s,-.a on SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff
shenfs Office, Bloomsburg Jnly ~, 1856
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Bl.OOMSBURG
"A q a ID E M * -

V'hG next Urm OF This InsfItuiion vii,
] begin on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH 1866
The reglaT prrces OF tuition range from 81 50 10
$3.50 per term ofeleven weeks to be Poij ui or be-
fore the middle OF the term.
The usual e1tra changes will be made for &c ru,nr
hnd French. and the various Ornamental Branchrs
IL extremely important that rho pupils who shall
ht.enu the school should be present 1T the beginning
OF the term or os soon nfterat possible IN otp, ia
STARR regularly with the cass In all cases tuiI,on
WIN De narged ioi the ruLL TErh unl0ss otherwise
by special previous agreement.
ne Frihcipal as had an experience Of years an
tcachihg the Language and Hgrr Mnihcnatir n.
wen as Tue various branches of sHb.tantal English
Edueation and will spare efforts to secure rnpu
ana thorough progress III his pupils
Augusta, 1865. p,in.i'a,
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SAMUEL KLINE.
BENTON, Pa, Aug. l, 1865.

- TOT Me "L8lum6Ia DeM0trat." ;"
Col l. l.. TATE-Deay Sir IL uu-
derstand that there are certain individual,
in your town aud about there. who have
said, that it was right that we Fort MiGlin
men were put in prison. l would Just
say, these men are like all other murder.
ers. In their taking pleasure trips and
trout fishing up FisningCreek they hsd bet.
ter seek pleasure some other place, as ibey
Will not be very welcome, nor scoo nmo-
dated by such bad vieto,ns lately frou
l!lsoa A BENTON rRIs oNRn
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ooh! ye generation Of vipers, how can
Ye escape the damnation of hell -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-06
ssr. E;.AnE'EasI.E.S
Univcrsas Family pills

Can be recommended to The afflicted with the great
cst confidence" belle ing them Tar superior to any other
pill- now N u-r. For LIVER Complaint and Dyspep-
ia ilns l- are really invaluable They change ne.
val"a sferrtint- Of the stomach and liver producing
l,'al'f acloi ~ h"sc important organs. For Female
complaints and iaeilua tu~tilcHCSs. they have 10
equal nv can be usnd AZ all times with perfect
safety ~ iiiiians. Intermittent and cmittcn FrNrr-,
and ali nmIltiut~ when n purasii," is required.
These Pill III KELi \It.ETAB1E in their in
gradients and perfect, HARMLESS i'll all their quail
lin. md ,lt..i-. inll
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They are very mild and pleasant in their operation
YET norr prompt aud ellcciu; in cleansing the system
from all bilious puird and Irritating. matter than ih,
various Other pills IN general use They will h. ot nd
much ureriur to other pills 10 the diseases in
cid"Ii 10 the WEST. Families try them.
- Pfi,e 5iccnfs per box. Forty Iis in a box
- sold n hr. EA~liKI.l' : Family Medicine
store, eli Third and Chestnut streets st Louis
Mo-. and At q, Mndieon street Chica.,n liz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-06
Dr. EaSlerly'S
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS.

For the Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head.
ache. Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. Costiveness, Jaundice, and all
arrangements Of the S stem where an
Apcrcnt or Cathartic medicine is required
THERE IS SCARCELY ANY DISEASE IN WHICH
phrgiii'r medicines are not more less required
and much -iel ness and suffering migh he prevented
We're they NOR generally used. In the WESTERN
STATES. where Bilious diseases generally prevail
tatharlc medicines are Indispensable. No person ,an
be well while cosiiyc habit oil body prevails besides
II soon produces serious and often fu'al Diseases
which might be avoided by timely and judicious use
OF a nrOpcr Caiharic inrdirine.
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Coughs, Colds, and Diseases Of the lungs,


Which never fails to cure Coughs and Colds in
a IT, ' DAYS, and has cured thousands upon thous-
and Of eases Of Consumption after physicians and
all other remedies had failed, and the patients
bad been given up TO die This Balsam is the
most perfect and nialliblc remedy for all diseas.
es ri The Lungs known to the civilized world
b.-Ask for Or. CARRIERS COUGH bA L.
SAN and take nothing else.
Price 70 cents for Trial bottle, large bottles
d, >" per bottle.
Sold at DIR. EASTENIY 4 co. s Family N. d.
icne store. corner Of Third and Chestnut SITS.
st. Louis, Mo-. aud at their branch Store 80 Mad
ison street, Chicago, III.
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DISEASES CT THREAT aED LUNGS.

~ specially announces tina l.c will soon be
in this city. an will treat on all diseases oi ;hc
Lungs Throat aud Heart. embracing Cor stump.
ton Catarrh, ; tfc Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma.
&c. to which special class OF diseases his prac-
tice for many wears past, has been confined
nr W. II. iIUNiEH. Of the firm Of Flower
Hunter. New YORK, VIII be IN Davenport, Mon.
dav, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday. Friday aud
SATURDAY. Dee %, 26 .. oe. 30 aud So and
again, Mcndav TUESDAY, Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and SATURDAY.. ian. .? 81. 81. Feb. !. :,
3, al the LIE CLAIRE Hot Sc. de- dw5w