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II any OF our readers are permaturely gray, or
are troubled with falling ofthe hair dandrur oI
itching OF the scalp, they have only to Rings
Vegetable Ambrosia, and their trouble will so on
beover. The preparation IL not only restorer
of gray hair, but one OF the most elegant hair
dressings ever seen. II also by softening and in.
vgorating the hair prevents premature bald
ness ana IN many cases restores hair to bald
heads
April 3,'0s-it.
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JURORS,

/
FOR MAY TERM, 1855
Bloom John b. Casey Rudolph III. Ringler.
Observation-Disclosures Gprdncr.
Benton-Abraham Hartman.
Beaver-C. f. Mann, Samuel Fisher.
Centralia Boro.-Davld Camp.
Centre-Elwood Hughes, Daniel Jamison
Fishingcreek-John Hess, Jr,, Wm.Mears Phil.
Appleman.
VIM +. Robbins, VIM. Lawton.
Hemlock-Jacob Harris
Jackson-John +. Derr.
Locust-Joselh Stokes Isaac Dyer.
Madison-Samuel Rimby Isaac Mcbride.
Miiiin-John Hoofnaglc.
Mt. Pleasant-Jonn ii. Vanderslice, George
Grimes, Aaron Kester Joseph Crawford.
Orange-M B. Patterson, Henry Kechner, y.
Il. Stewart.
Pine--Joseph =. Scattergood.
Roaring Creek-D. H. Hover.
Scott-John Shuman. John X. FauS |. White :.
Ia
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The American Silver Coins which
people 80 rarely zee, are circulating in
such great numbers in Canada that
they are drug in the market. s7,OOO,-
900 of these coins are now circulating
in Canada, and the Canadians are anx- :
ious to get rid of them, and impose q
duty of 10 per cent, on further importa.
tions
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We are constantly hearing favorable reports
from those who have tried this remedy. Amy
Anthony, wife of Mark Anthony, OF this city,
ana living at No. Locust street, afflicted with u
felon on the finger, was recently induced to
make a trial of this Salve. Almost instantly she
experienced relief from the pain, which had
been almost uncomfortable, Every other remedy
but this proved unavailing. Those who have
tsied 1t once satisfied OF Its merits, and moth
ing Will induce them TO DO without Il supply
huU River NeWs.
April g. iDs-tt
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HORACE GREELY said at a meeting
of the Congressional Temperance Socie'
ty, that "more men lost their lives dur
ing the war on account Of drunken OFF,
GERS In command than were lost by reb-
el bullets" Horace has been saying
some rather severe things Of General
Grant lately.
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AN eastern editor was shot some time
since by a subscriber In arrears, whom
he was dunning. Fortunately the ball
struck bundle of unpaid accounts In
his pocket. He was unable to settle the
accounts and they prevented gunpow-
der from settling him.
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SEVENTEEN YEAR LoCUsTs.-The
Centreville (Md,) Observer says that
this is the year for the re-appearance of
the seventeen year locusts. These in
sects made their first chronicled appear
ance here in Maryland in 1899, and re-
turned every seventeen years after that
time. They last appeared in 1851, of
which many of our readers doubtless
have distant recollection.
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A DNINIsTRATOR,S NOTICE.

N ESTATE OF GEORGE Y1NGER DECEASED.
Letters of administration on the estate OF George
Yinger, late OF Montour township, columbia co.,
deceased have been granted by the Register OF
said county to Lewis Christopher OF Centre Twp.
All persons having claims or demands against
the estate of the dcccdent are requested TO make
them known, and those indebted to make pay
mcut, LEWIS CHRISTOPHER
Feb i'B7 Administrator.
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ID Il o = o ) 4 l. $

II . =,
Are invited for the erection, at $. W. corner of
Main ana Market streets, Bloomsbury, OF brick
building lllx7l feet and u feet high, with Mon
snrd roof and cellars. The first story TO be FIN
ished in stores The second in n iowa Hall and
the third, in rooms. Roof of slate and tin.
Separate proposals may be made Tor excavation
and stone -tUOIE, dricR-COrb, UOOd-COrk, painting
and giazing and roqfHg. Plans may he eXaInln-
ell after the LIST day ol April, at the Office Of Col.
j. q. Freeze.
PROPOSALS iuW also be rccciccd uHH The m dni
Of AprH fur the purchase and removal ol the
buildings now upon said lot. Address
Building Committee
March %, '6s.2t. Bloomsbury, i. o.
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About $500 destitute negroes were
fed by the Freedmen's Bureau In North
Carolina during the month ofDecembcr,
and the number has been increasing
since
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nun o''n ''',. ~ oe ,''ipie''o" WIN '"e
weakness oi the iacts, as Il pase 'or an
impeachment and conviction.
On the conclusion of Gen. Butler's
speecb. Mr. Ripoham of the Managers
sroso and sa;l ~ " WV ''''
Aosc anu shiu.
MIR. PRESIDENT: The Managers on
the part of the House a re ready to pro.
ceed with the testimony TO make good
th. Ar,;o,as os osInnoao,,r,a,t axh;,,;tod
.he Ar,,cies oi impeachhieh. eNh'oi'eu
by the House OF Representatives against
the PRESIDENT OF the United states, and
my associate, Mr.. Wilson, viii present
the testimony.
Mr.. WILSON, offer, first, on behalf
OF the Managers, a acertiied copy of the
oath OF office OF the President of the
United States, which l will read:
~ do solemIy swear that will faith
fully execute the office of President of
the United States, and will, to the best
of my ability, preserve, protect and de-
fend the. Constitution of the United
States" aHA
(SignedI ANDREW JOHNSON.
M ,,,l,o, a. ,..,oL.a a. ..,,,....:.
:" ''''"'o" WV i'i'""ihs
certihcate:
i, SALMON +. CHASE, Chief Justice
St.tns harahr ner,;f,, & tSat " % ,ie O"isen ,seh
day OF April. 1865. at the CITY of Wash.
ington, in the District of Columbia, per-
sonaliy appeared ANDREW JOHNSON,
wee rresiueht, upon Whom Dy the
sident, the duties of the otfire of prasi.
dent have devoived and tnok and snh.
scribed the oath of ottice above set fortb
(SiVnedN SAI,NON p CHASE
chief Jnstire
Mr.. WILSON read the attestotion n,
the document by Frederick III. Seward
acting Secretary of State. and continued
Inow offer the nomination ofMr stanton
as Secretary of War nv President lin.
coin. 1t is as follows:
In Executive session, Senate of the
United States, Jan. 10, 1862, the follow
ing message was received from the
ueht NiooIa., IL u uovn she nti.uu ''''es ny ME-
To he Ssnote Of ihe T,jted .yote,
/ nominate Edwin NJ. Stanton, OF
Pennsylvania, to be Secretary of Wal
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NOTICE.-EsTATE

IL OF MARY /. .CRYDERdeceased. Letters tcS-
lament nry ON the estate OF Mary l.. .trNhcr oi
Borough of Berwick, have been granted ~ .tc
Register of Columbia county, to Isaac l.. tfS r.,
All persons having claims against the estate are
requested To present them for settlement, nhd
those indebted to the estate, either on note or
book account will make payment To- the EXecu-
| tor without delay, lSAAC Ia. 'itN btlt,
Mnr.Nhh-Nt. LAtCulOr.
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GRAND JURORS,
O
FOR MAY TERM, 1865.

FOR MAY TERN, lsbS.
Bloom-Wm. Edgar.
Beaver Iohn Michael
Briar CIR eek-Samuel Conner, Wesley IL. Frens,
EnUs l.. Adams.
Benton-Samuel hppleman.
Centre-Wm. Sha1ier
Catawissa--John f. Ellis.
Ccntrala Boro.-Thos. O'Connor.
Franklin-H. j. Reeder. -
Greenwood-Geo. Derr, Richard Kitchen w IN.
ID. Wilson, samuel Freas.
IIcmlock-Sumue Oil, VIM. Fry.
Locust-Robert watkins Wellington Ieager,
Jacob Fisher
Miflln-Ahraham Shweppcnheiser.
Madison-Silas Welliver
Pme-Iacob Christian, Francis T. Masters.
Roaring Crpek--thas, Dyer.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE IN BANK
N RUPTCY.-ln the District Court of the Unit
ted states for the Western District of Pcnnsylva-
mia, in the matter of Aaron Andrews, bankrupt.
10 Whom il may concern: The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment rs assignee OF
Aaron Andrews, of Minin in the county OF
Columbia, and State of Pennsylvania who has
been adudged II bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Court of said District.
Dated nt bloomsbury, the Ath day of March,
lStS. j, u. ROBlSON, Assignee.
March g7 '6S-3t
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rxECIrTORS NOTICE.

IL ESTATE OF HENRY DlErrERtCH DECD
Letters testnmcntary on the estate OF Henry
Dletterich, late of Briarcreck township, Column
ba county have been granted by tile lteglster oi
Columbia County to Samuel Dietteflch, ANA
Henry A. Die terich, of said Township All per-
sons having claims against the estate are rcquvs-
ted to present them Tor settlement, and those in
debled to the estate either on note or BOOK nc-
count Will make payment 70 the Executors Wltn-
out delay. SAMUEL DIEIlLRlCH,
HENRY A. DIETTEit1,H,
Feb, lfBs. Executors.
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4 SSIGNEE,S NOTICE IN BANK.

IN RUpTCY.-In the District Court of the Uni
ted States for the Western District of Fennsylva-
mia, in the matter OF Joseph d. Nil Ter, Bankrupt.
Towhom 1t may concern: The undersigned here
by gives notice of his appointment as assignee
of Joseph b. Miller of Espy, in the county
oil Columbia, and state of Pennsylvania, who
has been nd Judged II bankrupt upon his own Pc
tition, hy the District Court of said District.
Dated ut Bloomsbury the 18Th day of March,
lsbS. ]. b. robson,
Mar, y, 'tiS-at, Assignee.
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IA ESTATE OF PETER MILLER DECEASED,
Letters OF adm inlstration on the estate of Peter
Miller, late of Centre township, Columbia county
deceased. have been granted by the Register OF
said county to John W. Miller, and VIM. Miller,
of said township All persons having claims or
demands against the estate of the decedent are
JOHN w. MILLER,
Wu. MILLER
Aprll 3,'GS-6ts Administrators.
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al AM not, and never have been, In
favor of making voters or Jurors OF
Negroes, nor of qualifying them to
hold office. am not in favor of Negro
citizenship" A. LINCOLN.
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YOUNG men in Utah can have as
many wives as they please, but they are
obliged to marry at nineteen, or to pay
forfeit to Brigham Young Of 5000.
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POLITICAL.

CALL For THE NATIONAL DEMO-
CRATIC CONVENTION.
WASHINGTON, February 2, 1865
The National Democratic Committee, by virtue
of the authority conferred upon them by the last
National Democratic Convention, at meeting
held this day at Washington, ID. e. voted TO hold
the next Convention for the purpose OF nomina-
ting candidates for President and Vice-Presideni
of the United States on the lth day OF July, lS6S
at II o clock NJ, in the city of New YORK.
The basis of representation, ns fixed by the last
National Democratic Convention, is double the
number of Senators and Representatives In Con
gress of each state under the last apportionment
Each state is invited to send delegates accord
lngly.
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
FREDERICK o. PRINCE, Secretary.
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4 DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

"A ESTATE OF MATTHIAS RHoNE DECEASED.
letters of administration on the estnteof Ma
tnias Rhune,l late of Jackson township, Columbia
County, deceased have been granted by the iteg-
lister of said County, to Sninncl RhOne, adm'r
cum tcsiamcnio dnntIo, dc boHiS non, who resides
In Scott township All persons having claims or
demands against the said estate are requested to
present them for settl ment without delay, ana
those indebted to make payment.
SAMUEL RllONE, Administrator.
Nor
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SADDLE 4 HARNESS MAKER.

oRASGEVILLE, CcLuhBIA COUNTY, PEss'A
THE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends ana the public that he has bought out
THOMAS RuCkLE, and VIII continue the business
OF "a DDLE and HARNLhh MAKING, in all its
various branches, at the old stand above Snyders
Hotel, and hopes " deserve and receive the pat
ron,ge ol all VINO need articles in his line.
feb.2s w. GEORGE LAZARUS,
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rOTlCE IN BANKRUPTCY.

ihis is to give notice; that ON the ith day OF
March, a. u, lSON, warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued against The estate OF Manasseh Michael
OF MHinVille in the county OF Columbia ana
state of Pennsylvania, WHO has been adJudged u
Bankrupt On his own petition; that the payment
of any debts and delivery of any property be-
longing to such Bankrupt, to him, or for his use,
ana the transfer of amy property by MIN are lor-
bdden by law; that II meeting OF the creditors OF
the said Bankrupt, TO prove their debts, ana 70
choose one or more assignees of his estate, VIII
he held ut Court OF BANKRUPTCY, to be holden
at the Exchange Hotel in bloomsbury in
Columbia county, Pennsy ylvana, before Edward
Oyerton, jr., Rcgister,on the 9th day OF April,
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
L. :. Marshal.
BY .E. b. CooLBAUGn, Deputy.
Mar, l3bS-it
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The Impeachment trial opened for
mally on Monday the 3Oth. We fur
nish to our readers carefully prepared
synopsis of tie proceedings.
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TO CONSUMPflVES,-'The Rev. Edward A.
Wilson Will send free OF CHARGE to all who desire
it, the prescription with the directions for making
and using tho simple remedy by which he was
cured OF lung affection and that dreaded disease
Consumption, His only object is TO benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this
may prove o blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
No. TO South Second Street,
ny3lU-lyl Williamsburg, Kings co., N. Y
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

rms is to give notice : that ON the dth day oi
March, 4. D.. 1865, warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of Jacob Greasy OF
the township of Briarcreek in the county ci
Culum bia and state of fennsylvnnin, who has
been adudged Bankrupt on his own petition :
that the payment OF amy debts ana utIlNtly ~
him or ior his use, and the transfer OF any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law; that a meet
ing uI The creditors OF the said Bankrupt,to prove
their debts, ana to choose one or more asslshtcs
of his estate will be held at Court ni bankrupt
cy,tube holden at the Exchange Hotelln iln"lIlS-
burg, Columbia county, PCnnsylNHhla before
Edward UNtrton, Jr., hcHlstef, ON tie luth u'y oi
April A. -. lNGS, ut O'Clock p M
THOMAS a. ROW LEY, u. S. Marshal,
Mar I3G,-lt, by r. Is, tOoI,BAUGII, Deputy.
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Stlarriaaes.

EACOCK-RUCkLE-At the Parsonage in
Orangeville by the Rev. Nathaniel Spear, Alfred
HeacUck of Greenwood, to Miss Mary h. Ruck-
le OF Mount Pleasant.
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Testimony OF Mr., PETER SHAW.
WEST NNINrfpIn NJ np1 m lsn.

Aessrs. +. w. FpwLE Il son, Boston.
Gentlemen, During the winter of lSJS was
Cough, Pain in the side and Lungs and general
depression of health TO such extent as to gre nt-
~ alarm my self ani friends as to the result.
During this time | tried several highly recon
mended remedies, with little or no good result,
and had concluded to try the effect a southern
climate upon my health; but, before carrying
This resolution INTO effect, was induced by The
urgent solicitation of your agent, Mr. Hunty
to give Dr. Wlstars Balsam of Wild Cherry a
trial; did so, and to my great Joy found i'm
mediate and permanent relief by The use OF only
one DOltle, and am now in as good health us
ever. believe your balsam one Ot the best rem
edies, for Coughs. Colds and all Lung disc sSes
now in use, and consclontiOusly recommc nd 1t
as such. Yours Truly, PETER SHAW.
Prepared by Seth W, Fowle Il Son, Is fremont
st., Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

This Is to give notice: that on the 9th day OF
March A. d. 1865 II warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of James NJ. Dewitt,
of saltwater in the county OF Columbia
and state of Pennsylvania, who has been ad-
Judged Bankrupt ON his own petition that
the payment ui any debts and delivery oi any
or for his use. and the transfer OF any property
by him are forbidden by law; that meeting OF
the Creditors of the said Bankrupt, To prove their
debts, and to choose one or more nsSiRnecS OF ms
estate, will be held al n Court ui Bankruptcy, to
he holden AT the Exchange Hotel in Bloolnsburg
Colum bia county, Pennsylvania. before Edward
Dvcrton. jr., Register, ON the lOth day of Aprll,
\. D., lsbS, at o'clock, Il, IN.
THOMAS A. ROWLEI, L. s. Marshal,
Mar.l36S-lt. liy f.. Is. CuOLBAUGH, Deputy.
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POLAND, as nationality, has disap-
peared from the map of the world. The
land of the brave,t the beautiful and the
eloquent, is known only in history.
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deaths.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MILLER-March 18th, In Centre township, Peter
Miller, aged Us years, ~ months and days.
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TRIAL LIST,

NAL LiSi,
FOR MAY TERM, 1865
| John J. Shank VS.. John Cain.
VIM. A. Mari VS.. james Dyke.
J. Il. Blackiston ct. nj. vs. Lehigh Mahanoy
X. X. Co.
samuel Waters vs.. Geo Willis.
. Samuel Waters VS.. Geo. WilletS.
Clark Is. Stewart ami wife VS.. r., c. Cleaver.
] Sarah Stine vs.. Jacob Stine, Jr.
Wm. FeHsOn ct. al. Assignecs OF the West
Branch Insurance Co. VS.. Simon &. Shive.
. Ed. NJ call et al VS. John sweeney.
lU i. Ii. Person VS.. John Cain.
II Isaac lettcr Ns. Henry Meyer.
u Daniel r.. Sey bert vs.. Jacob Hosslcr ct.al.
~ Daniel q. Ents Adinr., vs.. jas. w. sankcy.
II Lavina Davenport VS.. Vim. NJ klinetop.
10 Daniel icttcr VS.. Isaac Iettcr ct al
10 Josiah Ihomas use vs.. Henry {. Freas.
Il John n. Leiby VS., Gideon Arndt
10 Lott Parker VS.. silas ID. Edgar.
20 Henry Aost and wife VS.. Geo, Hassert & wife
u John INesc vs.. Joseph +. Long
% j. b. HaZleton vs.. Henry c. Hartman.
- Vim. Renyson vs. Butler Edgcr.
"a WIN. Clark VS. Robert C.Clark.
20 ID. W. Montgomery EXr's, vs.. O.A. MGar-
gel.
~ David Hclwig vs. David s.Hclwig.
q John Cooper vs.. Daniel Hover ct. al.
2s John &. Mann vs.. John Hinterliter.
~ Joseph Hess vs.. samuel Everett.
30 John Gllruy VS.. Wn. r.. Stcrncr.
81 Slas II. Edgar vs.. Abraham lingenhuch ct.al.
32 silas -. Edgcr vs. Il, +, Rechard
80 Edward sweet vs. John Anderson & TO.
81 Isaac tegely vs. james W. Sankey.
80 Philip MDwry vs.. sarah y. bowman.
~ Thomas Bond Us. Jonn Mowry.
JESSE COLEMAN, Proth'y.
Bloomsbury April, 3D. 1865.
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Philadelphia Markets.

THURSDAY, April 1858
FLOUR
Northwestern superilne at.............. s7O01 775
Northwestern 900 9Uu
Northwestern family 500 80
Pennsylvania and Western superfine.. 750Gs.75
Pennsylvania and Western eXtra......,. S.jUds975
Pennsylvania and Western famil y..... .00@1 1850
Pennsylvania and Western iancy...".... 3.OOM l5UO
Rye hour. .50l90U
WHEAr-Pennsylvania red, y bus. .... s96l6Ds275
Southern " ....,. s2.D@IS2.1j
California '' " ...... 1920
white " ..... s3.l5Gs3ln
RYE-Pennsylvann rye, = bus.......... Sl70dsl.S 50
CoRS-Yelow, d" ........... sl.7Hsl.20
White, ........... sl.TmsLl7
OATS-Pbus 7Scds7c
PRovIsIoSs-Mess Pork n bb.......... $3.50
Mess Beef " .......... s2l.5O
Dressed Hogs, e h....... SlGc@9c
Smoked Hams ........ l5c@l6c
shoulders Z. ID l34c@lic
Lard, q ib.........,...",.,..... l2cnlBl4c
SEEDs-Cloverseed r bus...."..,.,..u". s750ds.2j
Iimothyseed T. bus.....".,..". s2.63
Flaxseed " .........."...". s2S0a30)
CArTLE-Beef Cattle = lb.........."...... 7cd DC
Cows, 4 head ....................... sinds75
Sheep N 7c6pSc
HoGs-F 100 lbs ..........,"........ slL5OGSl,.25
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MOUNT VEsuvIUs is in state of
splendid eruption.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
For the cure of coughs, Colds, lIoarseness, Asth-
ma, Influenza, Group, Whoopng Cough, Bron-
chitis Predlsposition to Consumption, &c., &c.
This great remedy is too well known and Is per-
forming to much good to make 1t necessary TO
90 into an elaborate discussion of its merits.
Suffice it to say that sill maintains its supre-
macy in curing diseases OF the most obstinate
character, and that all who suffer from the above
complaints, after having tested this remedy, sell
dom have occsion to resort to other appliances Ia
insure Il perfect restoration to health.
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80 THE COLUMBIAN has the Largest
circulation In Columbia and sdJoining x
counties OF any paper punished here, and
n also a much larger sheet than eny of
its and IL therefore the best
medium for advertising Ia this section Of
the state. .t.H a.HrrH 49,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-03
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MEDICINES, DYE...STUFFS, COLORs, OILS,
WINDOW-GLASS LAMPS, LANTERNS, So
DAS, SOAPS, ALCOHOL, WINES u IlQ uRS
SYRuPS,
PERFUMERY, TOILET
ANDFANCY ARTICLES,
which are offered at old time prices. Prescrip-
tions accurately prepared.
Jan 36S-ly.