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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-20

RUNAWAY AND SMASH Ora pair
of horses, attached to an Ice wagon
belonging to L. & J. Boelkel, ran
away yesterday afternoon. Starting
from near St. Johns Church. on
Third Street. they ran with great
speed toward Main. They left the
hind wheels against hitching post
about Sycamore Street, the body a
little further along. and parting com.
pany with the fore wheels near Bird
wells drug store, ran up Third to
Walnut, where they turned and dis
appeared around the corner, bringing
up finally on Fourth Street, near the
market.
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THIEF CAUaHT.-The thief who
stole the $3.50 from Mr.. George w.
Hoover, the Kentucky raftsman on
Wednesday night, was caught about
twelve o'clock the same night.
Mr.. Sol. Gundrum, late Of the po-
lice force, who is now acting as pri-
vate watchman in the neighborhood
of Sycamore, Fourth, Fifth and Main
Streets, noticed a suspicious looking
individual on the corner Of Fourth
aud Sycamore, about eleven o'clock
that night, and from circumstances
that no one but an old professional
would notice, was induced to follow
him and watch his movements, al
though he knew nothing of the rob-
berry. Keeping an eye on his man he
watched and overheard him represent
himself as mate Of the Louisville, in
search ola Waterman. Knowing this
to be untrue, Sol's determination was
fixed, and did not lose sight Of him
until he was housed.
Having taken a mental photcgra
ply of his man, he went to Sehweit-
gers on Main Street for a lunch and
there overheard Sheriff Miller dis
cribe the thief and bis crime to one
of his deputies. and recognizing his
man. he left his lunch aud with the
Sheriff aud Mr.. Hoover went straight
to where the thief lay asleep.
Gaining an entrance by means best
known to detective officers, the first
the theft knew of any one being on
his track was when he was awakened
by an order to rise and 'come along
He was disposed to give battle at
first, but the sudden contraction Of
official muscle. caused a distressing
compression Of bis wind pipe and he
desisted. One hundred and eighty
dollars were recovered the balance
having probably been shared with
''pal."
The thief. who stubbornly refused
to give his name, is said to have had a
prolonged sojourn il the Jail ia this
city. under Sheriff Gavitt. but those
who recognize him cannot remember
his name. He is man of about
thirty years old. $50 pounds weight.
Eve feet eight high. very light
completion and hair, and wears 4
brown suit and a black SLOUGH hat,
drawn low down over his eyes.
He is now IN Jail, awaiting the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury. and the
Criminal Court.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-20

a0 A full line Of Linen Goods
just received at
STRoUsE & Bros,
mails 81 So Main Street.
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Is the best. The cheapest. The
healthiest and the most reliable
1t pays for itself in the saving of
shortening, milk, eggs and the trouble
of procuring good yeast. We arepre.
pared to supply the trade at manufac-
turers prices, Sad in any quantity de-
sired.
Parsons, ScovILLE & MoFFETr.
May IL At cod
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ESTABLISHED 183O.)
WELCH a GRMFFITHG.

saWB-AXes-38Ws.
SAWS Of all descriptions. AXES, BELT
ING and MILL FuR1gIsHrNGs. CIRCULAR
SAWS with Solid Teeth, or with PATENT
ADJUsrABf.E POINTS, superior % al Insert
ed Teeth Sdt0s.
So PRIcEs REDUCED !-6N
Send for Price List and Circular.
WEIGH a GRIFFITH8.
Boston, Mass, or Detroit, Mich.
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New York Gold and Stock Market.
By Telegraph NEW YozK. May 1s.
= MONEY Easy at 495c on call,
STERLLNG-Active at 95za95k.
GoLD-5teady opening a. Il4Z. and
closing At llazysg9lla24 Carrying rates 315.
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RAJ The report Of the case ofKen-
neddy vs.. Frappon etal., few days
since, was slightly incorrect. DR..
Kennedy recovered Judgment against
Mary Schweizer for the amount stated
and the others for costs. The cause
of action was that Mary Schweizer.
then Mary Frappon. Jr., with her
mother, took the Doctors horse ont
of the stable with the design Of hav-
ing ride. The horse being difficult
to manage, became frightened,
ran away, and was ruined.
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Il NOWN As C0HOMEL mOWLEa'
"a SYRINGE Ihe HoeAa y now open
can be reached via 0rionua. ora Iha EouIH-
Ylilet New "a bauy b Chicago Hakrs ia.
and nlsl from shoals Station, ora tine Ohio
q Mississippi railroad, from which no'nta
there are daily Hack Lines fo lo @pFluRa.
Music end nulugemeum VIII "a on haud.
These waters. as analysis shows. contain
the finest combination CA medlcImMt iu-
gradients on the continent send for clr-
cular contain ng analysis, For further
particulars address
RYAN ~ TUCKER
French Lick pringa, Orange County. fu %
diana. HWMv HaM WHnr
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TeFre Hautc 8 indianapolis.

NUIWH EAHTs
Leave Day Elk. Night Elk. Mall.
Terre Haute. AIS = M.-l2;l0 A NJ. $3.50 A n
indianapolis. Gas NJ. 2slO A M.~I0:o5 A n
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Sandy Terry, a
young colored man. was tried and
convicted Of a rape on a colored girl
named Mary Washington, yesterday.
The evidence against Terry was very
direct and convincing. The jury gave
him three years in the penitentiary.
a motion for new trial was entered.
Judge Robinson being still engaged
In the Common Pleas Court, Judge
johnson presided in the Criminal.
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10 prevent ratIOgrnue motion on wheel,
q Wiiaon and an The pl1ncipa e9sgfr5,
Machinea, Sent BY mall nDllara nrif
with Instructions for using, un M ra,l.i,el
OF El go, Agon .a wanted. AuHraae
SHERMAN PATENT BNarrfF re
APPS wam Box $50, Fhh8delBhfn IN
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Initial Paper and Envelopes.

- TIE ? > z = ~ ?" = = !" ?
French Initial.
Rose Tint Initial.
Siddons Initial.
Parke Mills Initial.
For sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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RAILROAD TKAGE-TAEI-Hz.
tCorrectcd February 4th, TsoO.l
EEanaYIIIe . CraHfordaEllls R.R.

GOING NORTH.
Leave Mall. Expr. Freight.
ArrfUe
Yincennea..~l2.4a NJ. $40 p m..l0.l6 A M
Terre Haute. 3. 52 p NJ. 9sa5 NJ. a.ld M
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RETURNING,
Terre Haute At Indianapolis.

Indp;iis.s 20 AN. s.25 N. 1880 M. $50 P N
AF7IUe
T. H...~-s'0o AMI "a n. 4:ao ? r.lI'2' P n
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FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1870.

CIT N IL w s /.
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WINDOW SHAnEa-

Window shade Mandatory.
OIL SHADES OF any size or color, good
and cheap as Eastern made.
RUSTIC SHADES
VI 2 superior quality made to order.
~ also make the BLINN'S PATENT
RUSTIC or LAP SHADE.
Curtain Trimmings and Rollers KENT *,
quantity and furnished to the trade
~ PatroniZe home Manufactures
Il. BURBANK d Co.
I5S Main Street, between Film ma ssfvt4
Post ONCE Box 9zo. roe1
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TRAINS GOING sOUrH.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette
leaves Evansville daily att. 3. 200 PM.
Train leaves Henderson at.......... 4 80 Pm
Arrive at Madisonvilie........ -........ 40 l,u
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves Mndisonvllie daily
Sundays exec pted) 40 -.............. g rs An.
Arrive at HendersoS1 .... ...... ....... . 200 An
Arrive az Evansville by Transfer
Packet Fayette ...-......-.............. 9sl5 An
Making connection both ways with
trtains on the x. q q. Railroad.
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BY DANTEL MltnCT, author W the. nnnlrfor
"Nlght Scenes THIS master in Ihouehf
and Language ihQWa ua untu "a ficna@ ana
beauties iu itu Great House wIfa frr
biOomius low efs. Singing birds. NauInr
palms. EcilnR Clouds IaauamE Hnw sn-
cred munnfAir ~ bplehtful rlvams l1htv
ems and vast universe with ccuhfIaae las
inas in millions ct worlds. and ranra fr ,ra
IA each tue Dn written Word Hrrn.fI--t..g
paper, ornate fngraVings and superb hIr-i-
Ing. send Tor circular. tn Whieh fs# MN
description ana unlversai comment f0r9
by HE press mlnlhtefa Nuu coifana nro-
leaa0Fa. w the irannnHt possible lnrinfta.s.
HhAa Ter. McoUHDY Il CG
nyls-wlw $50 Race sE Clneinhafi. o
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4 PITTsBURG, May 19-The Monon-
gahela is reeeding slowly, 4 feet B
inches. Allegheny B feet inches
and falling. Arrived uniata, from
Cincinnati: Reserve, from Nashville;
Granite State. from Portsmouth.
The JuDiata leaves at 3 o'clock this
Pm. for Cincinnati; Savannah, for st.
Louis. will depart on Saturday even
ing. Trade on the landing fair. The
weather is clear and hot. Mercury
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F2iver Tlfapnfcllan-

PITTsBURG, May 19.-NooN-The
weather is clear and sultTy. The No
nongahela 4 feet 5 inches, and the Al
legheny 5 feet 6 inches and falling.
Arrived and departed-Packets and
Juniata.
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ri Err n E w o

For 0tler River Items See Tntrd Puge.
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VIcKsBURG, May 19.-Up-H. NJ.
Shreve, 4 A. n. Down-Mollie Able,
8 A M. River falling. Weather clear
and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, May 19.--Arrivcd
R. 3. Lee. from Louisville. De-
parted-Belle Lee, for ST. Louis.
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LouisvflIe-Ray & Co 3 hogsheads tobac.
CO: Spratt & Co 8 hhds tobacco.
Observation-Disclosures Ford d Elder one
box tobaccoi ChrIsiy Cobb 4 Co 8 barrels
beans.
Covington--P Power & Prague hogshead
tobacco
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ID EaNM E3s and DWELLING unrers
- bnildinR Lois anu Farms. ana fislfll4
81 AAhQHl cheAl d and nu oaaV farnH un.r-
1NIS OF all biz as procured
ALNAH JOHNSON
hoal estate lna Patent "a ramt DHra ON
AhAru street tvnnevtllu fnu. lnufl Iu
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CINcINNATI, May 1.-THE river
has fallen one foot. with liz feet ii
inches IN the channel. Weather clear
in part; Thermometer So. Port list
-Arrived-Alice Dean, New Orleans;
Wauanita, New Orleans; Silver Moon,
Memphis; Arlington, Pittsburg; Ma
jor Anderson, Wheeling. Departed
America, Arkansas River, drawing 4
feet. River, II feet inches.
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" GUsE-Wilh three or four rooms,
49, within three o. four squares OF the
wha:s. Family smalI-good tenant. SIN
LACA q son. mylS
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INITIAL PAPEIR

4 large stock q nne
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FOR SALE.

TiUTFEE-Fresh and nice: only 25c per
- pound. at s. u. S. COOK,S. ma2G-5t
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tAAAi9s -. aAAAhIED.
TIac Neat Paper SEamrer.
All work warranted. Orders len Nh Nos.
Az and Az Main streets also. nt ito. rH
SCUM blret Street ap0-2m
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A GOOD RECoMMENDATIoN.-Ap pat
cipal cities, was dilating to a large
crowd upon the wonderful efficacy OF
his iron bitters, pronouncing them the
great panacea and all-potent in build
ing up an "iron constitution"
"That is so--that is so," said by
stander, "What he tells you is fact,
gentlemen-every word of it,"
"Iear that, will you ?" cried the de-
lighted quack; "here is living testimo-
ny right before your own eyes-a man
who has used the bitters and can recon.
mend them"
"No, not exactly that" replied the
fellow; 81 have never used the stuff
myself; but, you seen, Steve jenkins
did and they just saved his life."
CLOVIS that ?" questioned some one.
swell, you see, Steve had taken the
bitters jest one week before he was
showed in prison for murder. He was
stripped of everything in the shape OF
iron about him, and yet he made ban
and worked his way out"
Probably be had whisky enough In
him to furnish bar" suggested wag
"No, but he didn't" retorted the
first. ''Iie had been taking this mans
iron bitters, dye mind? and what
does Steve do but open vein in his
arm, and took iron enough out OF his
blood to make crowbar, and pried the
gates open with it, and let himself out.
Fact !"
The "medicine man" subsided.
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SMistellaneous.
LOVELY WOMAN.

Ho,o she makes Up"-IHe Mysteries Of
Shape and Complerion--Hoir, Cotton
and COSm BeliddOnnd, arsenic
and AnH- Bilious Pills.
Notwithstanding the intimate associ-
alton of men and women since the day
when Adam and Eve founded colony
on fruitful little tract of pre-empted
land in County Eden, Palestine, the
one sex has ever been mystery to the
other. Sympathizing with women, ,and
understanding them on most points,
there has still remained certain subtle
ties of character which we, as men,
have totally failed to comprehend.
Study them as we may-and most ev-
cry man is studious in this matter, if
in no other-their inner natures still re.
main mystery. II would take too
much time and space to particularize,
but we will mention a few curious
points Of difference between the sexes.
Two couples, each composed of man
and woman, passing on the street, the
eyes of the man will invariably be
found to first rest upon the woman ap-
preaching. First glance to see if he
knows her. Second, ifshe is pretty, and
If she is, the glance is tolerably sure of
being extended to continuous stare.
He may, il the lady is not particularly
handsome, take in, with sort of con-
temptuous stare, her male escort. Sim
gularly enough, the observer will no.
tice surprising agreement of male and
female tastes in this particular. The
ladies will be found to look at each 9TH
er, instead of at the gentlemen.
Men who write average novels-tales
of the trials and tribulations of two
fond creatures finally made happy by
the inevitable marriage--always ex-
haust themselves in making inventory
of the personal charms of the heroine.
The air, hair, eyes, mouth, complexion
feet and hands of the angel are elabo-
rately eulogized, with the view of ma
king the reader fall desperately in love
with the ideal divinity. Alabaster,
sapphire, ruby, peach-bloom, ambrosia
and other precious SMILES are elabo-
rately and laviShly expended in the
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Ghoite poetrn.
Who Was Kissed P

AS Annie was carrying the baby one day,
Tossing aloft the lump of inanity,
Dear to its father and mother no doubt
To the rest of the world mere lump of hui
manity-
Sam came along, and was thinking then may
be-
Full as much Of Annie as she OF the baby.
"Just look at the baby" cried Ann, in futter,
Giving the locks round her fingers a twlrl;
"If was man know that couldn't
Be keeping my hands off dear little girl"
And Sam gave a wink, as II to say "May be,
OF the girls I'd rather hug you than the baby!'
"Now kiss it," she cried, still hugging 1t closer
"Its mouth like the roses the honey bee sips!
Sam stopped to obey, and as heads came to-
gether,
There CHANGED to arise a confusion of lips!
And, as 1t occurred, 1t might have been, may be
That each got kiss Sam, Ann, and the baby
It's hard to tell what just then was the matter,
For the baby was the only one innocent there
And Annie flushed up like full blown peony,
And Samuel turned red to the roots of his
hair;
So the question is this-you can answer 1t, may
be,
Did Annie kiss Sam, or did both kiss the baby9
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CAN A MAN SWIM IN OIL.-This
question was practically solved by a
workman employed in an oil manufac-
tory of Nice, who fell into a tank of
oil nine feet deep. He was an expert
swimmer, but he went TO the bottom
like plummet, and was only saved
from drowning by the timely aid of a
comrade. Oil is too light to swim in;
1t is not sufficiently buoyant, and does
not offer the resistance necessary to
keep a man afioat.
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"IF you do not close that window,
waiter, l shall die from the draught,"
said lady at dinner.
And if you do close it, l shall die
from the heat in this hot weather |" ex.
claimed stouter fair lady.
Then there was a giggle among the
diners at the dilemma of the waiter,
when literary gentleman present said i,
"My good fellow, your duty is clear /;
close the window and kill one lady,and
open it again and kill the other lady"
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n E N II l S Il II Y.
H. G. HOVER, DENTIST,

1T % ITO
Respectfully offers his professional services to
the ladies and gentlemen of Bloomsbury and vi
cinity. He Is prepared to attend to all the vari.
Gus operations in the line of his profession, and
is provided with the latest improved PORCELAIN
TEETH which viii be inserted ON gold plating
silver and rubber base to look as well as the nat
ural teeth. Teeth extracted by all the new and
most approved methods, and all operations on
the teeth carefully and properly attended To.
Residence and office few doors above the
Court House, same side.
Bloomsbury, Jan.3l. '6Su
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Stoves and Tinware.
JEW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ISAIAH HAGENBUCH,

ISAIAH HAGENBUCH,
Main Street one door above E. Mendenhalls IS
Store
large assortment of Stoves, Heaters and
Ranges constantly ON hand, and for sale at the
lowest rates.
Thinning in all its branches carefully attended to,
and salts faction guaranteed.
Tin work of all kinds wholesale and retail. A
ial is requested.
\pr.9U9,tf
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Hotels.
THE ESPY HOTEL.

EsPY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The undersigned would inform the travelling
public that he has taken the above named estab-
lishment and thoroughly refitted the same for
the perfect convenience of his guests. His arder
will be stocked with the best the market affords.
The choicest LIQUORS, wines and cigars always to
be found in his bar.
WILLIAM PETIT.
Apr.23, ,60-tf Espy, Pa.
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Is there no way of stopping the MUIR
derous style of singing which executes
some of our best hymns, or rather gar
rotes them in the following style; "The
ye-he he Ee-hear Of Jew-Billy, of jew
Billy, Jew-ew.ew-ew-B Billy.ey.ey, Je-
eW. eW. Bill. Ie- he-he is comen
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rhe "medicine man" subsidized.

A CONNECTICUT editor, commenting
upon the fact that rival journalist is
rapidly cultivating a champion bald
head, inquiries:
"What's the use of man having
hair, anyway, when he can fold his
ears over his head?',
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prick HOTEL,
oRANGEVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
ROHR M'HENRY, Proprietor.

This well known House, having been put in
thorough repair, is now open TO the travelling
public The bar is stocked with the choicest
liquors and cigars and the table will be, at all
times supplied with the delicacies of the season.
No pains will be spared to insure the comfort of
guests.
Orangevile dec. 10. '69-tf.
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DARGAINS-BARGAINS. ID

QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRoFITs
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Go to
HENRY YOST,
East Bloomsbury Pa, for all kinds OF the best
home and city made
FUR RNITURE.
Prices reasonable and the best work done.
Jll6T0-u
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Executors or Administrators Notice. es.0@
Auditors or. Assignees Notice, $3.50.
Local notices, twenty cents q line; by the yeas
ten cents.
Cards in the "Buslness Directory" column, s90o
per year for the first two lines, and sloo for each
| additional line.
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How to keep yourself dry-Eat freely
of red herrings and salt beef, and don't
drink.
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MORE than an average yield of grapes
is anticipated this year.
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STOVES AND TINWARE.
A. NJ. RUPERT

A. NJ. RUPERT
announces to his friends and customers that he
continues the above business at his old place on
MAIN STREET, BLoOMSBURG.
Customers can be Accommodated with
FANCY STOVES
of all kinds, Stovepipes, Tinware and every va
rety of article found in a Stove and Tinware Es-
tablishment Ia the cities, and on the most reason
able terms Repairing done at the shortest notice.
25 DOZEN MILR-PANS
on hand for sale.
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pOOTS AND SHOES.
CLARK NJ. BROWN,
CENTRE STREET, ADJOINING THE STORE OF
ROBBINS q EYER.

A full and complete assortment of ready made
boots ana shoes Tor men, women and children
Just received and for sale at reasonable rates.
Varieties TO suit all classes of customers. The
best of work done at short notice, as heretofore
Give him a call, laprS70-tt
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Buck Horn.

ll SooasW w, II. SHOEMAKER, dealers in dry
mt storsa, groceries and general merchandise
's'ofe In south end OF town. v2-niS
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Apr.S,60-t TT
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AR. VIM NJ. REBER, Surgeon and Physician,
Exchange Block over Webb's book store v3-n1S
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PROFESSIONAL.

AR. II. c. HOVER, Surgeon Dentist, Main ST.,
above the Court House. vl-n43
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n G. BARKLEY, ,Attorney-at-Law. Office, I'd
h. floor in Exchange Block, near the "Exchange
[Ote" Yi-n3
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hR, B, F. KINNEY, Surgeon Dentist.--Teeth
Extracted without pain: Main St., nearly op-
6site Episcopal Church, Yl-nl6
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II, KELLER. Attorney-at-Law, Office, I'd
i. floor in Exchange Block near the Exchange
|otel." V3-nl
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rENRY KLEIN, Manufacturer and dealer in
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, etc., Main street,
hst bloomsbury. vl-nJ3
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NJ BROWN, Boot and Shoemaker, Centre
. street, rear OF Robbins q Eyer's Store. vl-ni3
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-09-02

AVID BETZ, Boot and Shoemaker, Main ST.,
below Hartmans s store, west OF Market. vl-13