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Foreign News.

FEBRUARY llth-The riot Gus distur-
Dances in Cork were renewed WcdnCs-
day, and assaults were made upon the
Police in different parts of the City.
The Portuguese Government has au-
thorizcd the laying of a cable from Fall
mouth, Eng, to Oporto; thence to the
Azores, and thence again to the coast on
the United States.
FEB. ljtl--Admral Farrngut having
recovered from his slight illness, has
attended State dinner at the Royal
Palace in Florence, to which he was in
Viird by King Victor Emmanuel. The
Italian journals continue to speculate
upon the object of the Admiral's visit.
Minister Menabrea has stated in the
Italian Parliament that several ships
had been dispatched to South America;
he gave no information, however, as to
the object of the expedition.
The prisoner Lennon, having been
convicted of treason. felony, but not of
murder, has been sentenced to fifteen
years imprisonment.
News from Abyssinia sets forth that
King TheOdOrus and the British cap
lives were, at last accounts, at Magdaa.
Leave was yesterday granted in the
British House of Commons to bring in
II bill to suspend for Il short time the
operation OF the writ of hubcdS cOFpWS
from the lst of March, prUX.
The French Government is rapidly
pushing forward the organization OF
the National Guard throughout France.
FEBRUARY 17th.-Lord Stanley is
expected to shortly succeed Earl Derby
at the head OF the Ministry. Lord Derby,
however, still lives, as also does Judge
Mo. . 1. N.... L..
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The "Globe Edition" of the complete
works Of Charles Dickens, published by
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New York; began with "Nicholas
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can easily read one, and get money
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the next by the time it is ready. 1t will
be aTinvestment bringing lasting pleas
ure.
We observe since writing the above
that the whole set is ready for delivery
to subscribers, and others ordering the
work, and we trust these beautiful vol
umes may have large and renumera-
tive sale.
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ANNUAL INCOME AssEssMENTs.-
The United States assistant assessors
are preparing to proceed with the as
sessment of the annual income tax,
Comm encing assessment at this early
day will be Il decided advantage to the
Taxpayer, as his business will be fresh
in his mind, and the items of incou. G
will not have been forgotten. The fol-
lowing are the requirements of the law:
Every person !iho has an income is re-
quired to make detailed statement of
the same to the assistant assessor in the
division where he or she resides, and
be sworn to its correctness, whether IL
exceeds the sum of$l 600 or not. Every
person who possesses gold watch, a
carriage or buggy Including harness),
exceeding in value $500, all gold plate
kept for use, and silver plate exceeding
in amount 40 ounces Troy weight, must
make a return. Guardians, trustees,
executors and administrators, and per.
sons acting in any other iiduciary capac-
ity, are required to make return of the
income belonging to minors or other
persons for whom they act. Persons
falling to make a return will be liable
to be assessed by the assistant assessor
according to the best information he
can obtain, and in such case fifty per
cent, penalty will be added to the tay.
business men intending to pursue any
business incurring liability to the
special or license tax for the ensuing
year commencing May /, 1868, will
make their application to the assistant t
assessor for said license or special tax
receipt, at time of making their income
return. Gentlemen, you needn't wait
for a card Of invitation, but walk up
and report your accumulation of green
backs, and you will find the assistant
assessor ready to take your report.
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SENATOR ruOMAS.

THE case of Senator-elett Thomas, OF
Maryland, occupied the greater part Of
the time Ofthe Senateagain to-day. Mr..
Buckalew made an excellent argument
in Mr.. Thomas's behalf, but it Is very
evident that when vote Is reached he
will be refused admission to his seat.
majority against him. This calcula.
tion has been made on a careful canvass
OF the Senate.
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The subscribers uilcr for sale II lots to suit pur-
chnscrs 2oO T. " or not ~ b. REFINED POu-
DREIIE OF the Lodi Manufacturing Co.. III dc
from the nj. 1T sol, blood ofnl dead animals
of Sew luk city, for which lhr tompanV have
exclusive contract. rice only - : Ol LARS PER
ION, freight and chuIecs from New York added.
Nurluutcd 10y the Go" puuN to De equal WEIGHT
tui WElnIIr To- any hirh rr!fod super hu-plajc
IN the mulhcl. Ihc I, suits uu Corn. cotton 70.
htccO ami GI3in have been aston .sunL the past
scnsun. II natures the crpr from 10 Gays to Two
weeks earlier and dtuhlpS the CiUp. The
Huuphic wi,n certificate ui hundreds of we'll
ku wn plan rt~ ma farmers, ana every mtprma-
non, s'ut irrt' to any one applying hN letter or
ohcrwiSc to MCCtLllM 4 | R-fLl. FNpy Coz
u'ub.H county, Pa, or to the Lowell MAJ uuctur-
NJ umrnny, Sow York. Fci. Il ls6S.
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ELDER KNAPP, speaking Of long
prayers, once said, "When Peter was
endeavoring to walk upon the water to
meet his Master, and was about sink
Ing, had his supplication been as long
as the introduction TO one of our mod
ern pray ers, before he got through II he
would have been lfty feet under water.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.

IN the Orphans Court for the County Of Column
bi In the matter OF the estate OF Frederick Hess
decreased. The Auditor appointed by the Court
10 make dlsl Intuition oi tie balance In the hands
Of Thomas Hess, Executor of Frederick Hess de-
ccosed among Ihel,gHtcs OF sRid I, meet
the parties Interested for the purpose of his APP
pontmcnt, on SATURDAY, hAReIi q, a. ID, ls6s
tialk, ESQ, corner OF Main ana Market Streets
Bluomsbnfg, Columbia county, Pa.
NJ, IL. JACKS ON, Auditor
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.

IN the Orphans Court for the County of Colum- =
bia, IN the matter OF the estate OF William Clay
TON deceased. The Auditor appointed by the
Court, TO mako distribution of the balance in the
hands OF Samuel Ent, IXecuur of William Clay
ton deceased, among the legatecs ottcstute, win
appointment on FRIDAY, 9Th OF MARCH, A. ID.
lSOh AZ 10 o'clock a. NJ. at his Office In BOUusbulg
Columbia county, Pa.
JOHN G. FREEZE, Auditor.
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/. UDITOR,s NOTICE.

IN the Orphans Court for The County Of JnIum-
9ia, in the matter OF the estate OF Mary lis, niIt
to make distribution Of the balance In / @ hands
of leonnrd Adams. Administrator OF Mary Eli
mart dcrruHrd among the creditors OF The said
lntcStte, VIII meet the parties Interested for the
purpose uIhisHppo nlmGlt ON THURSDAY MARCH
gh, ~ u. l,us, AZ lOo'cluck, A, NJ, nj his office In
BloUusburg, Columbia county, Pa
JOHN q. FREEZE. Aulifpr
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

HARRISBURG, PA, January s, 1865.
The Democratic state Committee OF Pennsyl.
vanls have fixed WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH
t4rH) DAY OF MARCH ls0S, at IL o'clock NJ, Us
the time, and the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives, nt Harrisburg, as the pl0ce, Tor hold
ing the annual Convention OF the party,
II IL ordered that this Convention be composed
OF one member for onch senator and Reprcsesta-
tive. who shall be elected In the usual manner
and they will meet ut tho time and place aiorc-
said for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the Offices OF Auditor General and surveyor
General,and of selecting Delegates to the Nation
al Convention for the nomination of candidates
for President and Vice President.
The members AMI committees of the orgonl2a-
with us in support of the constitutional princi-
Piles are requested to proceed to the election OF
tho delegates in their respective districts.
BY order Of the Democratic state Committee,
WILLIAM y. WALLACE,
q. O, DKIsE, Secy. Chairman.
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Home News.
LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SHERMAN,
AMONG the nominations by the Pres

LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SHERMAN.
AMONG the nominations by the Pres.
ident, was that Of Licutenant-G General
Sherman, to be Brevet General of the
armies Of the United States. The Pres
ident has directed General Grant to
assign General Sherman to the com,
mand of new department, headquar-
ters in Washington, to be called the
Department of the Atlantic; it includes
the departments of Washington, the
East and the Lakes. The order has
not yet been promulgated,
THE sURRATT TRIAL.
THE probabilities are that the Surratt
trial will not begin on the etwenty-fourth
Instant, as announced. Both Judge
Picrrep0int, who is retained for the
prosecution, and Mr.. Brady, who con-
ducts the defence, will be prevented
from attending at that time by previous
engagements. Thore Is also considera-
Bile talk of taking the necessary steps
TO secure change ofvonue and to have
the trial take place at the North,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-02-21

As- THE COLUMBIAN has the Largest
Circulation In Columbia aud adjoining
ssunties OF any paper published here, and
10 also a much larger sheet than any OF
Ws Wseotemporsriesi and is therefore the hes,
msdium for advertising In this section OF
the state.
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By amount paid samuel Suy-
der for boarding prisoners.
Iy amount paid samuel Suy-
der tor conveying james
ilrnWuod to the House Of
refuge.
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DUBLlD SALE
L OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

In pursuance Of an order OF the Orphans Court
o. Soiumb biu county, Pa, on SATURDAY March
Greasy, Guardian OF : usan one of the minor chii.
dren Of Joseph Gcarhart, late of Main tow nship
IN h1ld county, deceased, VIII expose to sale by
pupllc Ntnduc, on The pre- misCs, the undivided
One.third interest In a certain
l. o Il o + G. II O u N ID,
situate in township Aforosaid adjoining land of
benjamin Miller, Adam FetierGlf and others
containing about TWO ACRES Of land, whereon
arc ereeteda Unwilling HOUSE Store House
ana stable. The interest Oi tho widow and Of
John Gearhart, and Matilda T.. Gcathart the 9TH
er children of deccdent, VIII be sold at the same
time and place. JESSE COLEMAN C'lcfk
,n,h IN liiIoNs or SALE zen Per cent Of one
stIlking down OF the property, the onefOuIth less
lho zen per cent, al the confirmation absolute
ana me remaining three-touTths in one year
thereafter with interest from the oOnnrma-
uon 81 81. purchaser 10 pay tOr deed and stamp.
Late lhc estate OF said decenEf situate as afOre-
said. WILLIAM GREASY CunrdIon
ltb 2I0--ts,
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ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWS


sons us viewers.
ROAD DAMAGE.
BY amount paid +. II. Bigg4,
ilOOnI township.
by amount ruid Jacob Ger
rurd, Green wood township.
By amount paid Henry Richie
Pine township.
by amount paid Edwin Jones
HcmlOck township,
By amount paid Emanuel Con-
nvr, Greenwood township
by amount paid George Beagle
Mt. Pleasant township.
Ry amount paid Esther Ewes,
Pine township.
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by amount paid +. :. pCn!icn-
tiury iur supporting conVicts
BY amount pnld STATE Lunalic
HoSpita! for the support uf
G.. suit.
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Hcmlock Boards Per thousand feet,.,.....,. $40 %
Pine zone inch) .,..., lSa20
Jplst Scanling Plank, tHemlocli) 10 10
shingles No. per thOusand...........n....... 90
..................... 60
Siding IT, ..................... IS 90
Iron
'7',,lNAl Slu
Mo- siS
bLoOIll 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.,..t. ..
has su pied to relieve the umiotton. of uuntui-
y,'hrrcts no moro t,vuutc one for o. certain class
orIiiscise tlnu the "mudlr mai gum of the wat
.l,,r 1~,.. lut bn,yry,r v,lu,I,l, ~ ts tt.nn,v.
N"'''' Wv - ' '
oriu he'l I" SOD hr' 10 r''Nc ana 10 cui'' Is On
huutcl trulllu los Svlrnt lie ana JudiciuuS COM
binttlon witu u,hyr muIyl'Dut-. In themselves
.f, ,,. rI a.i,. h,,,,,. ,,iu..it... pNIsis f, IA
'''H'.' -" ''''' 80" '''''' ''
ltuhttt thlt otbftc lh
uu. wt,lNus HNtsNuoF Wild .iIrsIl,
whose vu.ut ~ culus tyGihs, co.'s, HrouttHt
ty,,ou .j., g,jg.h ,,guU Iqi,aq pttJu,aoat .lJc.-
ao", ant H"I"'" ''"''""'''" T m.''"'.'''
sri"N TESTIMONY.
FROM BENJAhiN W NHEEib', i.sI, .poi Master
nf ,uI., IL ,,.u4tpu. Af,-s
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m,vt,u 'n,i,t "t m. Ia ,,F'. ,, ol.lV ',ns
rtt,, ny nervous y, 80, m and mo ii ma such
VI ,l 'i',,,.i ,t,,t,. al u,gih tltt i,ittr II tng
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thronun thr iniltrur. I "a ucehbpr tutry Wis
t',t' I.tlsru, of N ild tL,rt, ,ini IL, tnIc tisin
tWo butttcs thr effect wa, almost magIcal. My
cough cu,ticN lrit me. IA, higli sWthls drsgrIrI
m", hoir 3n. e mnir'l9'ru my I'l'nN'" = i'i'ls,
WIZ, r,,. ms iii. i,i5,,, as Inns uf,n hrnn
rn1Iuil.rI Nv IA, r.,iu. roIyrrSInt lin The uYuve
f,rt' Ht.riiN snYrchrI me nom thr NnWninn
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G,. nf ia = ain ,i,i
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FN WEE NE'H'l''Nl '' 'N'' t.
cares IN a very snort time
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So D 50 e.T6
MEDICAL SERVICE.
BY amount puid Dr. f.. e. llur-
risun, attvnlanc on p.ls-
OnCr>. ~
uHOrHON ATARY.
h. amoun. paid Jc-so N,l'mou
lrIth'y. iur rucuruiuE ~pluE
election returns. ii
PRINTING.
by amount pnid w. II. Jacuhy. Sl22
d" " =. =. sanders. 81
" G. Il. Brock ay lJJ
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By amount outstanding Tor
1867 and previous years. G2-p 81
lnriofs. lSs %
By Commission allowed col
Ic,tprs. j1S 81
rc'iNr.1o 1850 ;
i'v lrHuSurprs cpwmi SION IN
-il'l ~ ut per cont. lNl "
by Bdunc". 3JG -
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county and dog assessed FOR the year 1907 in each dis
lOunt duo from eMch also Lnn MMM 0 o clLlrcors Of l

81
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tuX lr
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dnh ertra fei's hem 9armer us& sefass: = a..~ ss.s .
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sen.,n tta su BEN !6utel bes gbafbtnssru.
Ger Peter labet eraetfna eiu,
u psripriat lfts 1uata aut ftel ID feiu.
A1R Setter Gurfenira.
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tpieiwtrg Die Stabt be1ttes fdpusal8 bic
lerfe Tabrifitabt bee Nprbweftens 6etra9<
ten uno 1T eS auBer allen s3peifel baB
Minneapolts elmer ereben9 Submit NIT
Nfelen1Gritten entsesenctlt, st s.
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ssY Vs'1lptti3 fir Mnfebler
Ef:iaaY5 E@} arf RE
@Uenbabn 2Qnbereien.

DIE Grte DiSilpn SsnSt. Paul UNI wacife Gilentabn 60.
bat tIr;i1 ibrea Iitsl auf cine Nn;atl Qdneereten an. ibrer
9aaptbabninie nefllid ssM Miuneapr1is In zen Counties
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aetilpet. Die(elbe be&ebt aus Den Germ
IS. s. Subs, ST. q. ,Wit1pn> ''@ottfriep
|S9eitlein, 90. Bull unp .. Morriz
icn. Die 81 perauesabenoen Mctiet
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unp perpRi9tet ii@ bic @ompanie, na@z
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niht meni9er ol6 2 Meilen Babn inner
taIb zines Satre5, nem Y,tlifum ;uu,
@etraud sur Gerfugun9 gu itelen; Der
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tperoen mue> 1T ppn pen M~ablmublcn
hiuurter na6 Der %i2anpuna> i'm Belize
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un|erer, Stabt aus Dem Wru,lbe ais sp11
Observation-Disclosures prtbeile betrodtet ,pirr,
neil oer Gpnpa9nie pgn berpprrager,ben
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rl119 geseben w1rpe nae, tpentt bte 8abn
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paul, III Mtnneapolis lDlam wareen
mir 0arailtis melde, falls fe }id erfaQt
MinneappliS als 5auptbaaeelsplab fit
pfe pierre Wililippigeee1p erbebfn wirp1
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8reu3pfu0en boa, beuti6em
.thIh, .. u. ~ ~
Ser 2a8erbier:9 alupn

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ne. eiqueure une &iear.sn, unb id6t e. 70 cute
faltem 9mbib Mot tetlsn. 81 s. GnaeI.
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@Qrben1 &itp @Qu8,

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berfe unb Yeausmfs etn se,id.ets Sat- ure
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nil: teaeus BEN aetbrttn beutiden pnblitum.
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Sr. 81. "0rtmnn,a

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uno germ eerett arme bi!fsbeeurftiae Teutf@t
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

I'D WA ITEM %.

"A man named Friggs sho. his brother
'n-lsw in Washington, and has been lodged
in Muscatine Jail. The wounded man will
probably survive.
Arthur johnson Of Burlington, aged
sixteen, whilc out duck hunting Was ter.
slbly wounded in the lungs aud abdomen
BY accidental discharge Of his piece. The
Hdphsye says that . more frightful and
ghastly guu-shot wound is seldom seen
The abdominal cavity Was 1ling With blood
and the air Was escaping from the lower
portion Of his lungs. There would seem 70
BE-, indeed, no chance for him te recover.
WIN. Rankin, . man over seventy
years Of age, living in Danville, recently
stole S00lbs. Of wool from farmer and sold
it in Burlington. He Was arrested
farmer got his wool, the nero hant got his
money, and Rankin got away.
The Baptists Of this State have mem
bsrship Of 10000, over 400 preachers, 90
Sabbath Schools, and above 5000 Sabbath
School scholars.
The Cedar bottom lsvee, a. Overmans'
Ferry was not injured BY the spring Good.
The FIRST case Of involuntary bankrupt
~ ever tried in this State was before the
District Court OF the United States in sss-
sion At Keokuk last week, the petitioners
being . Chicago boot and shoe firm, and
the defendants Aessrs. Charles Conan 4
Co. Of Iowa City.
The Iowa City Republican sp.aks Of
The recent election Of State University trus-
tees 20 follows. "Ths first contest WAS
between {. W. Hobart and r. S. Finkbns.
The former received 70 votes to the latter
&c. That strikes US - huge joke either
on Mr.. Fnkbin or the Legislature, and GER
tainly en- the University. But there is no
use in talking. We can't do the subject
justice. On the next ballot Jno. P. Irish
received unanimous vote. On the third
ballot l.. W. Ross, Of Council Bluffs, re-
ceived 60 votes, G. c. Nourse, OF Del
Moines, 81 votes, with scattering. NJ.
Ross was elected. This latter has been q
very long time Trustee, is thoroughly "a
miliar with tho institution, is very deeply
interested in it, and, although We have net
always agreed with his action, We consider
him an admirable Trustee. Mr. Irish will
work hssrty for the true interests Of the
University, and will make an efficient nom.
Der. If ths Legislature intended, in Tho
other member, to select the man most Of
fensive to the people Of this city and to the
Faculty, and most unfit for the position,
Slick Silas Oils the bill exactly The at
tack upon G. W. Hobart, Esq, 10 Of course
malignant in the e1trsme. and comes o.
pure envy for that talented gentleman
high literary attainments.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
CETN NOTICES.

CIorHIso SEw srrLss. = For ready
made clothing, 70 to Sam perry's, No IS
bsaoy street. lie keeps . full stock Of men
ana boys coats, pants aud vssts Of all the
latest fashions. He also has the largest
stock Of Cents furnishing goods in the city,
embracing everything in the line. The
nicsst, best and cheapest assortment ever
onered. Do no, fail to give him call.
There 10 no better place from which to re-
plenish your wardrobe.
hresnAS's GENUINE MEDICINAL COP Liv-
n OiL.-Our oil has stood the test Of TWEEN
y years experience, and is warranted pure
Newfoundland oil. Its superiority over
snat prepared on our own seashore IL
shown by the numerous cures performed
oy It when the inferior oils had been tried
without effect. Prepared BY Hsgeman 4
Co., chsm,,s and druggists, New York.
Sold by druggists gener,lly.
Chapped Hand. and Face, Sore Lips, &c,
cured at once by the use Of Hegsman' Z
Csmphor Ice with Gly ycerine. keeps tbs
hands soft 10 the coldsst weather. Sec that
you get the Genuine. Sold BY Druggists
do Not Bo Pat OF!
Ask for MADAM PoRrER'S COUGH
BALSAM, Insist on having it, agitate until
you get i F, take no other. II your Drug
Rist has not got it, have him send end get
it for you. The cost for manufacturing the
Balsam is as great as that OF almost any
other and higher priced medicine, and the
very low prics at which it is sold makes the
profit to the seller apparently small, and
unprincipIed dealers will often recommend
other medicines on which their profits are
larger, unless you insist on having MAD
AM P0RTER'S. and none other. Sold by
all Druggists, q. 20, 80 and rs cents pei
bottla.