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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

A MAN nj work on Il saving machine
in Jackson q Woodin's shops was sruck
by the teeth about eleven o'clock, @plit-
ting hi. thumb tarup in the hand, max
ing an ugly wound. DR.. Little ampu-
tatcd the thumb and dressed it very
neatly. The wounded man is only -
years old, but he bore it without u
word
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

DENNINGTON MALE SEMINARY
and FEMALE COLLEGE, near Trenton. New
Jersey. Boarding School for both sexes, long es
tabishcd and of nigh grade, aiming earnestly to
excel in attention 10 the education, the morals,
the home comforts and the health of the student.
Terms moderate. Address the Rev. 4. UANLON.
A. NJ, Pennington, ". j.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

Az interesting case, from the Court
of Ch, -tcr county, was d cidrd by the
~upr me Court of Pcnu~yl ylrania, II few
u$~ -turc. Dr Thompson purchased
h Mcdiru practice oi Dr. Me- tUr- #
West Grovr, Chester county, but ai' en-
ward, Dr. Mtlurg again commenced
practice at thai place. Dr. Thompson
entered suit against him, and asked for
an injunction to restrain M'Clurg from
placticing ut West Grove. This iuiunc
tipn wa, gran cd by the tourl Of hes
ter county, from which decision the de-
tcudaEt appealed to thcSuprcmc Court.
rhi, tribunal uilirm- the decision Of the
Court below, and Dr. MClurG j. tAc O.
fore restrained from pmcticing II. Il
physician at West Grove. The point
decided /, an important one.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

Look OUT FOR COUNTERFEITs.-
Counterfeit grcenbacks of the dcnomin-
alton Of one dollar are being put into
circulation. The note is photograph,
and is both shorter and narrower than
the genuine, besides being pale, blurred
and distinct. The back of the note is
printed in ink Of much lighter green
tingc than that used in printing the
genuine notes. The number of notes
of this character ISSUED j, said to be
large, but ifmcrchant- and others cXcr-
else common care they can easily detect
them.
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Ihe Columbian.

uLoomsBuRo, FRIDAY, MARCH go, ,os
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

WADE'S twenty-five
Made sam look blue ;
And StantOn's one
Hit PalcmOn;
While Mister Grow
And Gcary o,
Had not a show.
Dear o! dear O.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

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ore hundred aud sixty hands at their
extensive foundry aud machine shops
at Berwick, Pa
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at once.
HAVING; had occasion IN drive 81 r.,,.
miles into tbo countrv Last wool ,ro
fnund mud soyoroI inches in do,th In
some places. solid rrozon roads in 9th.
crs and in othcrs etilI spow. throu,h
which if WIS almost impos.ihlr to
drive.
---.~-----
ON saturday the i'm one OF the eni-
pIoyccs in Jackson " WOolin's shop. at
Berwick, whilst ut work with saving
mNrhinc, had his hand caught by the
saw and terribly cut. Amputation of
the thumb was found to be necessary
and the operation was successfully per-
formed. The young man was bnt IL
.
n Man III N"rN o,' VI" ''E "''''''''I
~ J"'N9ol " No'Ut'' N''i'o was 7'U.N
ny '"' "''" "pon' '''I ''i Vi"'", 'F'''
''''- MS ','u"Ip ''' up III ''io ",''''''''"
l'E an ugly "ou'"' ~ H''t'' "'"P"
u'''', 'l'' mum" an" "''SNr" " N''H
ho"'IE' i"G "'u''''t" hl''l '7 o"'E -
years "Id, pul nc noT' IL "''l''u'
""Fd'
WApE's twcntv-tw0
Made sam look bIun:
And Stautnu,, one
IIit polcmon.
White Mister Grow
And Gcury o,
Had not "A show.
ncar O! dcarO
-
THE i'iIoW VINO wants 20 sen" J."
shcep'S head to IIIE '"LuM MhiAN "'~
ju>' Eoi his d'I' I'-'jr 1" lhr'a'' H'd"a.
Convention INTO HI'th'r 'T'p'' IL
seems i"i''l"n E'' hl'' - N"'' N'r h.''
""o' me report S"N9' Nn NV
Delegates, SehA'oilaI' lr'h fhl''"'-
phia voted tor 'ur'ih' ana the 'l'I went
forward without chang" uhtti 'nl""''
samuel khorr' OF Columbia, N"'rd l'r
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

How're Cook SHAD.-Thc fresh Shad
season is ncurat hand, and in order that
our lady readers may he enabled to do
ample justice to that excellent fish, We
publish the following method boiling
their tuny victims: Clean the shad,
wash ii, flour it well, wrap it in cloth
and place it in Il large vessel Of boiling
water with a great deal of salt 1t will
rrqulra about twenty minutes to cool;
it. Serve ii up with egg sauce or rich
drawn butter. This most excellent fish
lie said 10 be very pala'ablc when dress.
I'd in the manner stated.
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s2278 . . 2

FtNO IHr. WORKING CLASS. .--
FinIu,.r, M,,u.ul.9. LudI,s, ANA ,,,IN-
hody. ! ana NOW IIvlu,d piulnlsh Sou with
constant employ ln"ui at Nuur hpmvs--thr whole
ut yuur tiu,, or IN your spare moments. EAti.
ness new, night and profitable. u1 vrut> la - per
evening easily canned 10y persons of either svSi
and me buys AMI piria nearly u~murh u~ men,
treat Inducements offered those who via devote
their Nhul, lime to the business, Uul, that every
pCr,Ou who secs this notice may send their All
dress and ,r-t the business iur tAemSu Nesl |
mnkr the following uupHrallCd offer: To all who
are not well satisfied with the business, | Will
send 81 To pay tor the trnuhle OF writing. Full
particulars, directions, Sc, sent free, sample
sent lbs mail for Ocl~. Address y. g. ALLEN,
Augusta, Maine.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20

W.. .Ic~,lr Dealers IN nrS ana FuurN Goods
tul,il, lmtcd Mwy. Albums, Leather
Gput>, Nv,, d.,
March 20, Ie67
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-03-20
NOTICE IN DIVORCE.
uENDERsHOTT'S PHARMACY

bIPN0lIE NMElI'NN li'l 81.
Where may he found complete assortment
,rr-h and pure
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
RELIGIOUS.

Mr.. Beecher's farm, up the river, yielded crops
valued at $500 last year.
The ST. Thomas Church Fair AT New-Haven,
netted $500 for the new organ.
The New Jersey Friends meet in Orange, in
the Library Buildings
The Connecticut Baptists are to meet in New
Haven on the 14th inst.
The Maine State Seminary at Lewiston, is to
be enlarged this year.
The Berlin publishers of the Talmud sold
10000 copies last year.
The Congregational pastors of London have
on Insurance Aid Society
The Rev. j. L. McNair has become pastor OF
the North Collegiate Church, on Fulton-st
The Rev. c. c. Everett, of Bangor, Will
preach in AllSouls Church tomorrow.
The Liberal Christian Association will meet
Nos. 81 and 81 Nassau-st.. on Monday afternoon.
Miss Sallie Brownson Goodrich will read ne
fore the Newsboys i'll the Lodging House, fultonst 10
morrow evening.
The Baptist Sunday School Teachers Asso-
citation will meet in the Macdougalst Church ON MohuoJ
evening, the 18th.
The Rev. Alfred Harris will lecture on Mon
day evening, In the Laightst Baptist ChuIeh' upon
Modern Skeptcism.
Tomorrow evening the Rev. DR.. John cotton
Smith will preach in st. Georges Dr. Tyngs) upon I'D
eral principles In the Episcopal Church"
The Woman's Christian Union will hold a
daily prayermeeting In the broadway Iaperhacle' hcA
week, commencing AT ii a. H.
Judge Irwin, Of Georgia. recommends the APP
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
sHiPPIAG INIkLLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw-YORK......"JAy.9 J.

CLEARED.
Steamship Promcthens Harris, Baltimore Wheeler Lan.d
Sis Iorrnt, Folinster EcN.Orlraus n II. BrgIam
& ss chs G%o gSS1G 4s p.nsaS a. Rsosd Il ai Co.
Brig Abe tltall Bat llnro, Genoa, "m sAisn /" 20
ScLr Willie Moore Hilton. Providence yed re 20
Srhr J. W. Allen. Doane savannah. " Nc SfrauI ~" c.
Sear gmna (Br Weber St Joins n b. T. MENUS S'n'
ARRIVED.
tatt IN ire.e and 2s5 pass to y CuusrI.
s;sn sraiaa Sing Richmond Scrst With md's aud
s,.mo JosH Gibson Fuller Washington D. c. with ud's aHd
psp Gsaeus Morraa Boston, with mi,e aud pass to wm r.
steamship Huntsville Crore saauuah Dec % with mi, ,ni pass
20 .9 IL . Ta to tssse pr % hours eIea9so s.
nails With steamship Champion hence r Chasioh same Jay
L. passed sieamsaip Mlrmion. hence for Sa'anhAl-
steamship Abair9s fs a., si d. y IL md 81 Thomas Dec
sr Ess arbor and ooh sth salt 70 j. W bi~tl 20
sailed COMPANY with brg Bounding Bos for northern port IL tho
Hfs HsrSst Queen tot Benui Schultz chassns l7ih nli vim
s om Nh shipped which hsd tie decks stove oui"aT aud
Sf iicl, Aor f Prorn'eics1 Cumming, Ponce R. 2oh
s .s 'las .s f b. b. 5ar e. "s'i 5 .is s as, i,, E
.ags L. % Abbt Lr pon bns Hattie bAon for Baltimore
. rrg, 5 49, saT,1 l sai.ia 's,;s' a g. M sssa5 lIs
60 Had sroz westerly gales and Sns duh Toe
a. ia~sri .eaasl cafd aEaJ bo"pn Io0oom "n'
':' SIC R crsmn,r crs,aaer Hehmond Va d'ys
sehr Ralph Post. Da M4ia 90 eay' Hiin ln' 20 naI'e
Sear s,y Norris tareasr, Walton, A5seom " SO'h A''e
SSi 'Si'Is S,s Ju,u Broos,r Virgin, for SeEIIa'sa
S,tr Maf.ie b. Smib. Grace. Virginia .
Selr M,tg A. Hyef. Attnigr Vusa.A for heE liivea
frhr Mruuire tont 10. NirsUA
s5 ,'5 Noe. ys 's S ''y yia Me- no G.oss'o"s d C.
sear Nor P,r.er, r'Issr kEda.i
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Selr b. Mssan fhartiug, Nir.iai- -
sclr Ty,al, Ssecanb. Virginia flf Nef-is'en
seIr l'urg Coad. Campbell yr.nl
sehr neuy Cole. becsfr Virginia
s.ll Ma,Ise M.u M,iti@SL
S.fr le.ru MAJ Wuant. Virginia.
Sehr Mason Roser. Reuhirt. Vrgin'a
srhr sght Davidson. krichuin. virginia
Srlr. Lola NoucL PslugrcS, virginia
l. q. Hnckusu, lssvsou, FhilAde Pha
Scr Forest Home. 1harue irgina
Setr Mar Rol,srs. Neal GeorgsioTu. d. C.
Scaf H. lsLAnl Chief Freeman, Ngai'
SPOKEN
robs ws,h-brr Dee o. lat % a. lor 81 90 ofPh.epls,
a,el.,-brs Dee 2 Ai 2s lon % from M,iga or SevYOrt
MEMORANDA.
Anre' e r ' 'oP sI,.qe G9b, o. ,hd from Pro'iieas
De- o nails ALd "Al has n"1 Alee os
heard iOa-
DISASTERS.
ws.uNGrov 1Olr Consul st Paris undef dale of Dee 10 re-
port, - b h shr srene loaded with general cargo sm
much injured AID Of the Herehaud'e damaged BY
wateG
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PonrLtSp Ne Jan JAfet steamship hoFiscotsa tBr ron
Uotvy. H1tx de-, 3l-p -Arrved schrs v Nichols lBrl
om John b. brig Marshall Dutch Philadelphia Tor
Sal el sclrs JealB Davis Ade T Cole, Emma A
Hsgu'
hr Auna CHrr povilrne r 81 John n Moro Calais M
M Haven. Tara Ha, sspsrt Atsood b T.
Field Buckspo Tor Charlie, Heath Phalephs for Bosi1n
Jan r-4rrrd steamship CITY Of PoftsuPrnee ssVAnHAh Tor
B,ToS Jan Arrived steamships City Prince ssvinnsh
McCslau Baltimore; Philadelphia; barb C. w hnos Mobile
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
HUDSON COUNTY N.JJ TEMPERANCE AsSoCIA
TION


The Hudson County IN. j. Temperance AS
ISOLATION met Oh Thursday evening in the Grove-st Bsp
tst Church. Jersey City In the absence OF the President
the Rev Mr. French took the char and briefly detailed
the history and present condition OF the Society The
Hudson County Association was organized about two
years ago as an auxiliary to the State Temperance Asso
ciaon and 10 specially promote the cause OF temper
ance that county but owing TO several OF ls plnclpa
officers having since that time removed rom the CITY,
plished. IL Is now proposed To reorganno tue 30
ciety. and make new effort 70 place II In a
10 nominate officers for the ensuing year, and during
their absence the Rev Mt Snyder Secretary OF the state
Temperance Association made brief but stirring ad-
dress lie affirmed as MS opinion Doth from ms OWL
personal observation and from the testimony OF Others
that the vice OF drinking and the tendency 10 confirmed
drunkenness are largely the increase This he attrb
uted to the fact that tppng has become popular he
might say fashionable In the better classes OF society at
home the social gathering and by young men al tue
dram shop and the terrible feature OF this practice s
or appreciated by the victim until il too late The
sneaker cited a number Of within his own
knowledge and derived from trustworthy sources TO
show the truth OF this POSITION The remedy Is ior al
respectable people frOwn down the practice and he
called on parents brothers. sisters. and friends for the
saety and security OF those they loved to use all their
on is sham only safety is In total abstinence The
Rev DR.. Van Clcve made few remarks Ihe Oicers OF
the Association for the ensuing year AS nominated 10y
the Committee and confirmed by the meeting are Ihe
Rev VIM Robinson Of South Bergen, President vice
Presidents. the Rev. Fletcher Cummings OF Gteenyilo
Mr. David Graves OF Jersey city the Rev Mr Iieuch OF
Iiergen the Rev Mr.. Gray OF Bergen Point the Rev
Mr. Nation oi NewDurham the Rev. Mr.. Arnell OF nu.'
son CITY; Mr. W. C. Harp OF Hobokon; Secretary, W. j..
Poccrs OF Bergen: TREASURER A. G. Mason OF Jersey
CITY Managers. Messrs. Justice Slater, b. H. Ransom u.
Rickcrts, l. Mocn and 5. X. Forman; Amendments 10
the Constitution OF thu Society wero adopted dispensing
with initiation fee, and allowing any person 10 Dec0h
member on signing the constitution, aud declaring mat
the Society Will depend voluntary Contributions Ior
its support. A committee appointed 10 make al
rangenlents for holding monthly meetings hereafter
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
guturts anN ?lIt,tiugc.

guturs anO 1lutiug'.
LECTURE will be delivered by the Hon.
" HORACE GREELEY Brooklyn Academy Of Music o. the
EYENING of January =. at o O'Clock. - -.
Suhjrc-SILFMApE MEN. 80 -,
The Interesting which aided T. the vesnorn ah
itr ard uonusr strong guarantee Of cfoHaf1
house tla evening Tickeis. ~ cents
A LECTURE by HORACE GREELEY, esq,
~ sb-ci SrfMlde Meu s b. delivered At toe AeaasgT p
V.r Br.ns,u ou TUESDAY EVENING Jan T. A. oeoc ii'k
et For rie w. vs. Swaynt' Ne 4lo fnor a. brooAh
DECITATIONS in the French, Spanish, and
Frh languages With hrt their pronunciation and menoHa
tom srr Monday a,rn'a, jan D. a. y 0eock
bt A A. FAVAHGEk TIckrs r. g. pralnrei AZ tie Hal
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

The report of the superintendent of Girard
Estate at Philadelphia for 1867, just issued shows that
the receipts from all amounted to sOo5Ss 3d. ana
he expenses 10 S3l6OG IT, leaving balance In the treas
ury Of s54.I9 S. OF the whole amount expended tns m
sn Of "a WAS applied the estate, and sl6 po2 0i
fOr kae maintenance OF GIrard College.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
Situations I6lanttO- tftmaIts.

Situations Mantto- -7flal,s.
AN ORGANIST desires q church position
IA (Proiestan adjacent SewYork address, with pareu
lars A. X. Box No 5sl4 p o.
A RESPECTABLE MAN, with reference,
~ wants tnaion MERCANTILE HOUSE where b. make
himself useL Apply, for i've days 20 A CHAMBERS No 25'
A SITUATION WANTED as ASSISTANT
IN BUTCHER BY man sirorg siye ara siEg aq ,ss
Of NcaL fay, Thirty nn aud seeondave cottage
for four dsys
WANTED-A SITUATION in a wholesale
DRY GOODS HOUSE who has u years experience and
command good Michigan trade either si or Oh eomnSor
Ad.ress A b.. No 81 Jssersonave., Detroit Meh
WANTED-A situation by young Man as
GARDENER who thoroughly understands bis business all s
branches well Address T. D. Boz No lJi
Trbuue Once.
VNANTED-By a Young man. a SITUATION
w Assistant CLERK and wiling make hmsef generally
M has soOd reference Apply for days TO g. o. NJ
q. No. 81 last Iwsuty-nilth-sL
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

MINIATURE ALMANAC go
Ca Ma, 7.25 Sun Sets. 4i6 MoOn Ses...... lJ
HGa WATER pRi. -,
sui,fiot 80 Gov. sand... 2.43 Hell Gate 42i
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PRON SAVANNAH Jan 3-n steamship Hunsvle-H Winehest
r Geo Barnes Mrs Wrchssier Miss sarah winchester ana
serraut A. A Reid j. Miller T. r. Judd H. H. keharls j. W
Psbpkeu l. Sears D. Reed Mrs T. Y. Allen Mrs amp MLane
wife and child T. Caa W. okeeie James "ard H. "h''H 0Au
Schneider .....-.t..
SioB-Ns Gufa Arthur Pane George Payne Thomas Flae "
n Peruon George II. Dows sBd lady, hiss J. DoAhle
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
6upartutrsbip Yutitts.

NOPARTNERSHlP.-T undeIs!gfntsuS1 81 sS1 name ana Of
as d.v formed COPARTEKRSHlP unssI ln b,.1ss. Of
PHILIP PHILLIPS Co. f the pnpose OF ct oaMFRIcAN ORGANS
s,ng and renting SMITHS UNkNALbD SUNDAY.
- tis ssle Of superior Pianos and their publ %
Seboo and Church BOOKS No n OA pTP PHILLIPS
WILLIAM KDSALL.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
SOurl d0larotns aotitt.

STATE EKv-YoRK, Z
PoRT.WARpVNs' OyycE, No - Whian1t
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ Of the Act pissed April H. 1857 entitled An Aetto
RsnIs the nlrus Ohce the Port Of NeE iok ~ all
Interested the subject matter Of SAGA inqnU
examination survey that the following yesse, under eEAnn
IL days succeeding this notice boa SAIL
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
E. SATURDAY, JANUARY a. 1s6

The Rev John Hall. ID. D., will deliver the lecture Lessons
from Bdu postponed from Dec - account Of the storm
Of Henderson and York s Jersey City Tickets " cen" each
Tor sale at the door
The Rev. A. ~ Gilbert from Baltimore will preach IN the
Christian Church eighth st., BoAd" Oh Loas Day
Jan ). at lOi a. m and a ,.
Third Reformed Presbyterian Church. w. Twenty tbiri
HghthaeA lecture Personal "reminiscences OF tne Dc
Rebellion India" will be vered 10 this church by the rev p
BUTLER, TUESDAY EVENING the 7th nst AZ u oee- LICK
cts, Is cents
There will be Adjourned Meeting f9I PIsyeii ana
Conference the Madison Prrsbyeran Clurcn lpI
eisd the unu Of the Vado,s Presbyterian Churches we %
States the plan proposed Al the recent le ~ rl
depha Addresses viii be ade by msnters OF ny
others II. b. SMITH WINTHROP GILMAN, HEhhl pAi' Oom
mttee of Arrangements
Trenor's Rooms, Lyric Hail. srth-sys, between t9iyet
and yseconiPlease God, the Reformed pucn NngIoh ne
fir wohp Hall TOMORROW, and e'ev hDnDAl
until in the morning at ot O'Clock ana ~ We
O'Clock Committee will be 10 attendance % tlraen sea 70
The Upper Church Of the Ascension Thrift h
PM south side near ~ ~,
A1d for children every sONDAl M iE1VO
At3t
The Five Points Mission q the Od Brswery No
Parkt original the Points, the Rev J. n
Superintendent Principal Sunday ayschaol A. ooeE L. sno' A
dresses bE visitors Select pieces sung 10y the chreh
The Rev. VIM. T.. COrb Pastor Of the seyrnt,sn9st vi e
viii prrach NpAi
ING aud EVENING. free PfaJer Meeting at Is p m
Trinity NJ T. Church Thirty st. betNesn seventh ana
Eghihavea-Freachng by the Rev. G \" hohD' 'iVN" ~"
EVENING sHanees iayted
The Rev stephen II. Tyng, ID. ID. Rector Of 81 eieoEe
Church. viil prell tue Methodist tLuch o. Vhehnule
TKRNOON. At o'clock THIS tht tist service oi hes
congregation t. be created in that neghoohoo lner we
Diocesan Committee Of the American Chureh missionary
Society
Woe 40 Rome.-Bisbop SNOW Of Mount Zion Church viii
Iutersty Washington square, on sINDA ~ H.
ssa Subject: "The Approaching Crash Of Nations
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. S

Smus,mtnis.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
oAHoIiNI hlcaIsGss tTsisSs ESGIsa oPERG
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON.
GRAND MATINEE.
Commencing ocoet with EieheLg Comic oPerA entitled
81 to Lower Pari Of House Family Circle Soc
THE BoHEMIXSSO B'o'i inS 'GS'fiBL.
OA'''DAt. c4sr1E. MISS RIcMSGs, ,,,
Amin the Cast
MONDAY NIGHT-FiA DIAyoLQe; s.,,-u,,,
No Broadway Maeo No ia Boidsa aid the Box o1'e OF
the Academy.
Il Tweuty-thiriat. ghthave .
CArD-Tn consequence Of the ndpOiton Of Ssnr Brsno result
Gn4sp INAUGURATION oR PIXIES OPERA HOUSE.
" ''' la o"'''' ~ ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
| is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1868,
when V''df' brilliant oVeIIfi II rRovAroRE.
viii po.tlvel, be perorm.i A'''''
'''''''' GRAND cioRus AND ORCHESTRA ,,co, 40
SCALE oP PRcES-Adn,.s 81 20 Reserved sel 80 esnt'
Z e. O. lIe &c % G.. 5r' tas oPsr, FiGh commences
! CRENCH THEATER.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICES
DebIlIty and Emaciatien


Both result from the lack of ability to
convert the food into nutriment. HOW
necessa ~. then. for those suffering from
these alarming sym ptOms to Immediately
resort to a remedy that viii strengthen
the stomach and digestive organs. For,
As soon as this desirable object mas Deen
acco rnpiished, the health improves. ana
the rafIeut resumes his usual personal aP-
pearauce. HOSTEL GER'S STOMACH
BtTTERS have attained Worlu-WIue
Dopularity IN such cases and nave oeen
1or0zveY, the hest and safest means OF re-
moving constipation, ton1ng the stomach,
giving energy 20 the liver, ana renewing
preston OF spirits. Is cheering ana pen
eficial effects are highly spoken OF by
fhOT7eands who owe to it their restoration
to health No restorative in the annals
of medicine has attained the same popu-
Faritv in the short space OF time IL mas
been before the public or has wonsthe
MON endorsements accorded 20 this ex-
ceFlent tonic. Many other pre- parattOns,
purDorting to be coITectiVes and reStora-
lives have been introduced anu have
0erisned one by one, while the popularity
Of EOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIpTERS
continues to increase, and is now recog-
l1ized as a standard household medicine.
Bitters evinces at once its virtues In all
cases OF debility and diseases OF the
stomach. Certificates, almost without
number, have been published, aGtest1ng
its truly miraculous power IN removing
those painful and fearful diseases. ana
at I his time IL seems 1dleto do more than
call attention to the great remedy OIL the
age. in order to awaken public attention
20 its excellence. It is the only preparss-
ton of the kind that is reliable IN all
cases, and il is therefore worthy OF the
consideration of the afflicted. ts