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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-29

Mr.. Matthias X Appleman lost a fine
horse on Monday last, it is said, by the
epidemic. This, if so, is the first fatal
case Of which we have heard in this
vicinity. Mr. Applcman had been in
possession of the horse but few days.
The weather has been very unfdvorablc
for the sick animals rendering them
liable to colds.
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On Wednesday deer was chased to
the river opposite this place. Itswam
over TO Watsontown and came up from
the river and crossed the canal at Cald.
Wells coal yard at which place it was
struck with q stone thrown by a Mr..
Cloudfelder. 1t was knocked down by
the force of the stone, and caught.-IPat.
SoatOlrR Record
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Vich'S FOra1 Guide, of which we
have received the January number, is
more elegant in appearance than ever
before. 1t is printed on fine tinted pa
per, contains some five hundred admir-
ably executed wood cuts, s,and overtlows
with Information invaluable to grow
eFs. Some excellent hints are also
given on rural architecture, window
gardens, Sc. Tho GUide is now pub
llshed quarterly instead Of annually as
heretofore, and can be obtained from
Its publisher, James Wick, Rochester,
n. y.
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\ WORD IN EARNEST do not
know why We should be subject to the
expense and trouble Of travelling
through The county for the purpose Of
collecting accounts due us. Our pa
irons owe us, ard know it. The aggre'
gate amount is large, and ace need and
must hare ii. We must pay cash for
hands and material, and have not the
capital to give unlimited credit to a
couple of thousand men. The Decem-
Der court will enable all those who owe
usa good opportunity to pay, and they
must embrace it, or compel us to sterner
measu res. ~
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WE encounter n neat little snake
tory. a gentleman in Des Arc, Ark,
lately discovered two big rattlesnake5
engaged in battle. Bat they were un-
equally matched, for one was five feet
long with seventeen rattles, and the
other six feet with twenty.siH rattles,
Both We're kilIed-one by the spectator,
and the other by his wounds. We men
ton this contest because it is said to be
the first ever observed between these
reptiles.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-29

Order goods shipped by Central Ec'
press, the only line that has direct con.
nections with all parts,ofthe world. Rates
as low, and quicker time than is made
by any other competing route. Persons
desiring goods shipped, will leave their
orders at the Co.'S. Office at Moyer
Bros. Corner Main and Market Streets.
Wagon will call for goods.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-29

REPUBLICAN business men do not ask
nor careabOut a mans politics when he is
dealing with them. a Democrats mon.
cy is just as good as Republicans. 1t
is quite as desirable to have a Demo
Gratis patronage as "any other mans"
and the way to secure it is TO advertise
in the county paper which he reads.
No greater mistake can be made by a
business man than to confine his adver-
tising to the papers of his own party.
-GQ@cHe tt Democrat.
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Tile Nursery is the name of a most cx-
cellent little magazine published in the
interests of the very youngest class of
readers. 1t is really valuable for the
purpose of amusing and interesting
young children. Published by John i.
Shorey SO Bromfeld Street, Boston.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-29

LAST week were seen four things up.
on the streets in Scranton never seen
before. Men were delivering goods with
oxen, whcclbarrows We're brought into
active requisition for various purposes,
while faithful milkmen carried around
their milk by the aid of old. fashioned
sap yolzes. Horses could not be pro-
cured for funerals and the dead were
carried on biers by men.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-11-29

A BIG LITTLE THING.-The COM
plete washer; every family should have
one of these little wonders. VIII wash
shirt wristbands and collars perfect
without any rubbing by hands. Price
only 5000. For sale by W. IL. Yetter,
Bloomsbury, Pa. 3W
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At Scranton, last Sunday, John Car
rity was found murdered near his house
his head having been crushed with a
large stone. Patrick Gavin has been ar
rested on suspicion. His cap was found
near the body, and there was blood on
his person when arrested.
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MASKS AND FACEs.-Ladies who mask their
faces and neclSs with enamels endanger their
health to no purpose. The plaster work de-
ceiveS nobody There is but one article known
which will restore blemshed complexion or
create external brilliancy and bloom where
they have never heretofore existed, aud that ar
tice Is Hagan's Magnolia Balm. IL performs
this toilet miracle by infusing vitality into the
skin. The floral and erbal Juices of which 1t
is composed gently stimulate the circulation in
the minute blood vessels, and brace the net
work OF nerves through which they pass. Thus
quiclSened and strengthened the external COW
ering soon acquires fresh and healthy hue
and every trace of shallowncss disappears. The
palest cheeks derive from the beautifytng
baptism of this delightful cosmetic warm hue
and the arms, hands and neck, blonde lustrt
which the charlatans, who profess to make la
dies "beautiiul forever with their poisonous ce
ment, can never hope to initiate.
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PHILADELPHIA, March /, 1872.

Or. J. II. ECIENCK,
Respected SiI-I take pleasure in awarding to
you this certificate OF the wonderful cure your
Pulmunic syrup and sea Weed Tonic produced
My throat and bronchial tubes were so highly
hllamed that it was almost impUs sible for me to
swallow my food.
son, NO. 8l2 Federal street, who SAYS your nCui-
ciues raised him nom almost death atter0ll Uth-
er means had fat!ed and he having, therefore,
full confidence in the virtue OF your remedies,
strongly recommended me to thy them. | ala
so. and In one week from the time | commenced
taking them my throat underwent T. very great
change for the better, so that ! could eat my
meals without any difficulty or pain. / can
scarcely ind words to express my gratitude Tor
the early relief your invaluable medicines pro-
duCed upon me, and deem II but act Of glati-
tuue to give you the Acknowledgement OF my
appreciation, Yours respectfully,
RACHEL NJ. IA COli@.
No. 400 West Thlrty-third street, New York
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Merchants who have their own ia
terest5 at heart would do well now that
the Holidays are near, 70 let the people
know what they have to sell. There is
always more or less purchasing done at
this season and those who keep the fact
that they have such article as are suita-
able for presents, &c before the public
will undoubtedly make the largest sales.
Business cannot he done now ada
without advertising.
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TIE New York Stm says: "All the
talk about great speculation in wool
is simply an anticimaX. The great
wool speculation Of the present century
ended in the corner Of November ),
when S00000 citizens of African descent
chose the President of the United
Statns.v
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Ecavey-.alnue Fisher. Jr
Bcuton-A y. Kline, Jonas EantH, Richard
7lB.tI1S lB.tI1oSom-ryau G. Jones, Michael Walter,
Charles a. Mo, cr, o. \. Jucoby, Thomas Gun
''i Hriar,r5os@Emmor ttS' Eai Dle.terl,'s, Thomas
G]aj@wlssa-cusqor ] Ehown, samuel Long, Jr.,
Ccntre-Hiram WAllemirc
Flshlugcrcok-Gon: IA. Colder, L. j. Mcilen-
ry, Charles Kramer, Jacob laplr.
GrcenWcOd-JOhn Sands Peter GlrtOu.
Observation-Disclosures Moore.
Jackkuu-Abram huOuse.
l0Cust-SOlOmOu Str0uSSer.
Nladison-David Phelps, Morris J., Masters,
MdiinLThonias Aten. Thomas X. Hess.
Mt. plrasaAt-JOhn WanlCh.
OUnge-Nm, Williams, George fersu-
Pinc-DaniG Grccn.
I;OHriuucrruE-l puHNtm Licby,
Scott. i. l.ni.
SECOND WaEE,
Hcaver-Peler schlicher John HlnGciter,
Eerwicls-JoAu @. Jacoby, Henry Fowler
'Bloom-lharlcs Vandesslicc john \, Furs-
iriarcroeE-Thomos MILLER, Henry Dool;.
CutaW lSsg-Henry pHhIrv, solomon Erlwlg.
Centre-Fred Hagcubach, Mordccnl MlIlald
| George Conner, Isaac EruwiueL W,Wouley, H.
\. Schweppenheiser
| entralia-MRrtiu Gaughcn.
| Observation-Disclosures Eyer, Philip Apple
| man, william i, Emery.
| Franklin-Solomon Artley
nwoud-Wtsley pemutt, Jackson Nop
| bins, George W, Ut.
| JQckso l.. Evcrhart, Emmanuel Savage
| Lucu ST. Isaac Dyer.
| MNn-Ntl tlIam II, CU.
Nadisur-JHooh Manning. Peter Wolf
Mi hlln- Isaac Lutz, John MlchaGl Jr.
| NJ Montour-Juscrh Mauser,
| Sug0rloul-MonIEtmtIy Coic alex. Hess
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Mr.. BusEalcw has been appointed on the
following standing committees of the
Constitutional Convention; Suffrage,
Election and Representations and Public
ard Municipal Debts and Sinking Fund.
lie is chairman of the latter.
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Ir is announced that telegraphic
,o,sagcs ordering goods to be shipped
n Central or Adams Express will be
Inf free between certain Offices on the
be- octho Reading II. II. Among these
r Catlwissa, Contralia, and Rupert in
bis Cou7ty.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE WARSiNG HAS BEEN HEEpED. since the
exposure OF the attempts made by certain un-
scfupulous local dealers TO palm OF their coarse
astringents, made from cheap ana impure ma
terials in the place OF the great national tonic,
Hostetter's stomach Bittcrs, public opinion mas
SET strongly against these empires ana tholr
preparations. Their ocupation IS gone, or soon
will be. When the light is let into deception IL
soon willis down. Persons who trile WIN thelr
own health, by using unknown prepafatlons'
with no guarantee to sustain them, when an es-
tablished specific, proven by twenty years eN'
perience, to be exactly what IL is claimed 70 be,
is within the reach, are sure to repent their
temerity. Many have done so In TINS instance,
but II is hoped that the truth plainly spoken mas
arrested the evil. In the meantime the demand
for the leading protective and restoratiye medl-
cine of America was never so great9s III mas been
this season. From the fever and ague districts
of the west southwest, and south, u Is lltefolly
oyerwhe Ginning, ana 1t may be said oil the auylces
from a parts of the country of the is ei,
fecting in dyspepsia, bilious complaints, and
chronic constipation, that "their name is 10.
gionn Everywhere the sick and feeble seem 10
nave realized the importance of "holding lasI
thnt which Is good,' and of avoiding what Is
spurious and dangerous ,-,-........
The numerous "Bitters :" under variousnames
which mcrcenary dealers endeavor to substitute
for Hostetter's stomach Bitters are prOcuraOle
in bottles only, and never sold in bulk
nov 10 iw.
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Brenzol & Fortcnbaugh's coIliery, at
d Nine Buu, near Ashland, Penn,
rs burned last week. The loss is not
etcd, but is covered by insurance.
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MARRIAGES..

BE NSCOTER-DAVlDSON- on Thms day even
ing, the 2lst inst, in the Wyoming IN; II.
church, by Rev a, Britain, Rev &. H. hen-
scooter Of the Central Pa. Conference, to. Miss
Josephine l.. Lavids on, OF Wyoming, LuzerEe
county.
NYER-SMITH. AT Plymouth, on Nov. 10th.
1872, by Rev. w l.. White, Mr.. j, II. fyfr, OF
Bloomsburg, Pa, TO Miss Susan sInilh, OF Nes-
copec, Pa.
FISHER-YOCUAI.-At the residence Of the
bride near ElysLurg, Noriid. CO., Noy. l2'h,
Fisher Of Columbia co., and Miss Eliza T. iO-
cum.
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HOTEL Keepers in Danville object to
10 publication Of arrivals at their
rgses, because some Of The travellers
,not wish it known that they are in
,wn. Woador what the objection is.
,,rar. i5u't IT?
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Earper's Bazaar.


NUTTC1I ~ III II-7F.
-TLe BI-lir .s edited with O. contribution Ct tuct
and ta!enI that We seldom hud lu any Juulua .;
and the Journal itself IS the organ OF the great
world OF talshiuu,-BOSt1n IIUr,Ncr,
Tie Eu-G' COmmvudS llrr I tu every mcmuDr
OF TIC houAehold.-to the children Nv drul and
pretty pictures 10 the young ladies by It's ilt4-
iun- plates in eEulV variety, To the proNloDnt
matrun by It's pattern Tor the Chilursn's clothes
10 ydfprfGuntiiug by It's tasteful Gtsg guS for en-
bruidered ppers ana luxurious dIvssing-gown
But the Itudiug- matter of the Iu-Gr rs uuiiurlrlS
ui great eNcClionce. THO uaI or has acquired
wide popularity Tor The nryalIu enjoy Mtnt fl
affords. ~. /. IUc7mtg Post.
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The people give l. w. Hartman the
credit of selling more goods for cash
than any other store in the County; go
YOU also.
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Kcy west, Fla, Feb. 10, 1872.

DR.. j. II. SCHENCK, ". f. cor. Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia.
Dear Sr-PleaSe forward, per FIRST steamer, six
bottles Sea Weed Tonic ana twelve bottles Pull
mOnic Syrup.
Nour medicines are such value that caE-
not be without them in my household, and IN
fact no family should be without them.
have given them fair test, and openly de-
clare them to be even better than you claim,
Very respectfully yours, sc.
W. a. MHTTEHURST.
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.TnE hens in Scranton are dying of'at
fearful rate from the horse disease. SO.
rs tho Republican.
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WINDOWS, ,AppRA1srNENr

w The following appralsements Of real and
personal property set apartto widows of decad-
enls nave bee filed in the Office Of the Resst or
OF COlumbia county, under the Rules of Court,
ana VIII be preSentcd for absolute confirmation
to the OrphanS' Court to be held in IlO0nsBurg
IN ana Tor said county, on Wednesday. the itn
day OF December, 1872, at o'clock D. M :, of said
day, unless exceptions to such con ntirmqtiuns arc
previously filed, Of which all persons Interested
in sud estates Will talc notice:
lSt. Widow of John Kreishcr 1ntc of | ocllst
township, deceased.
Pleasant township, deceased
Sd, Widow of James March. late of Centre
township, deceased.
township, deceased
5th. Widow Of John Fester, late Of Centre
township, deceased.
9Th. Widow OF William Butler Into of NIontour
township, deceased
IN. Widow of John Kclm, late Of Orange
township, deceased.
Sth. Widow Of John Urcn, late Of Cataw!ssa
township, deceased.
ON. Widow OF John c. Hartman. !ste Of B.n-
ton township, deceased.
~. widow of Isaac Mears, late of Locust town.
WILLIAMSON II. JACOBY,
Register.
Registers Omcn,
Blpopsburg, Nov. !, lS72j noyI
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II - - ~ Y >
DEATHS.

FoN,-In Pine township. on the 10th inst.
Enoch Fox, aged 20 years months and 10
days.
PEAL Erin Fishir gcroek township October
T. 3lst. Charlotte PCaltr, in he 3lth year Of her
age.
MUSGRANE-In Greenwood on the 18Th Of NOV,
Christie Ann, wife of Samuel MusgIHYe
in the SD year Of her age.
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LOCAL

p5puLAR conundrum-Whap5 be-
VOL coCGc0rro Browns goat,
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THE town cloc1 got discouraged on
Tuesday last and stopped to rest and
fhink it over. We have the consola.
ton Of knowing that il is right now
|twicc in the twenty-four hours, which
Iil seldom is whilst going.
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TuE S1nbury American thinks that
5n ncol3a Public HaA and a Market
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ONE Of the most touching instances
ofgrati'ude is alleged to have occurred
a. Lock Haven the other day. a little
boy, the Child of a wealthy mother,
tunbed into the river. He was resCu,
cd by a workipgman and restored 70
his parent. The woman gave the man
three cent postage stamp, and said
She would be glad to have him come
up to her house and sit out in the entry
aad hear her play the piano. He went
away with tears in his eyes. lie said
he WASN'T used to such overwhelming
kindness
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TIE Oxford, Bellevue, Scranton Coal
Company, belonging to the Delaware,
I.ackawanna " Western Railroad
Filler, Marsh q Co.'S and Fellows
mines have been compelled to suspend
operations, owing to their stock.
The inside mules are as badly afflicted
o5 those outside. Other mines in this
county will, undoubtedly, be obliged
to suspend operations from the same
cause. .-Li6erdI Democrat.
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syggc2TpgIoEJs 1ag9.

HAErEA'5 BAZAAR, one yaar..,....,..,,...,.,,gi t,.
An Extra Copy oi tliher the MAGAZINE
every Club OF FIVE SUBSCRIBER at e. 40 each
m one rem lttducc; o., SiA copies iur t2l uI,
without cNuu copy.
subscriptions 10 IIARpGR's MAGAHTE, WFIL-
IN, and BAZAAR, u one address tr ono year,
Slu 0u; or, two Ot Harper's Periodicals, 10 one
address for one year, 81 uU,
Back Numbers can be supplied u. any time.
The five volumes OF HALPER's BAZA8, for usg
years 1868 't9 40, H. ~. elegantly bound r
ptCcu morOucp Clutu, Wlll ho sent by tSu.,-s
freight prepaid, Tor ~ IA each.
The postage on HARpERs BAZAAR Is - cents "a
year, WhiCh must be paid AT the subscriber ost
Office. Address
HARPER a BROTHERS, New York.
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TIE mails are more than usually ir.
regular of late. Horse disease, cHaage
Of time and other depressing influences
Cause this exceedingly inconvenient
and annoying delay. We shall be
goatly pleased if the Winter schedule
on the p. & e. II. II. shall be 50 chang
cd as to allow US TO receive our morn
ing mail at or 0 9o'cock instead of II
OF half past, rs at present.
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Mr.. w. II. Hodgson of the Jcgcrson.
ian has just started q bright little Goily
paper at West Chester, called the Daj'y
L0anl NclCS. 1t is sold at one cent and
Is filled with local and general naw5
we'll arranged and carefully c,li4trd w
w. Thompson is the editor, f. "i!l
dju5tiCss prove Il success.
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WE are pleased to learn that Edward
II. Baldy Jr, son of Edward II. Badly
ED. Of Dauville, has been appointed
Assistant District Attorney for Phila
delphja city and county. This is COM
pliment to the zeal and ability Of a
young man which is well worth men.
tion. We trust that Mr.. Badly may
gain fresh laurels in his importa'.; Of
fee.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHERrAs, the Hon. William Elwell President
Judge of the Court of oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarter Sessions
of the Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Or
phan's Court in the 26th judicial District, COM
posed of the counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
Wyoming, and the Hon. Tram Derr and Isaac s.,
Monroe Associate Judges of Columbia county
have issued their precept, bearing date the 18th
day of October, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand, eight hundred ana seventy-twO and to
me directed tor holdinga Court of oyer and Ter
miner aud General Quarter Sessions of the Peace
Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court in
Bloomsburg, in the county of Columbia, ON the
first Monday, being the ID day OF December
next, TO continue two weeks.
Notice is hcreDy given, to the Coroner, to the
Justices OF the Peace, and the COnstublCs OF the
SAID county of Columbia, that they be then and
there in their proper person at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said I'd day of DgcemIer with their
records, lnquisitiOns and other remeinbrances, to
do those things which to their offices appcrtain
to be done. And those that are bound by
recoBnizance, to prosecute against the priS.
oners that are or may DO in the Jail of tnc
saiu ooSnty of Columbia, to be then ana
the4e to prosecute them as shall be Just. Ju-
rors are requested to be punctual in their attend
ance, agrecably tOtheirnotices. Dated vt BlOoms-
-J~@) burg, the Sth day Of Nov, in the year
J.. s. of our Lord, one thousand eight hum
0C-' dred and seventy-two ana in the ninety
fifth year Of the Independence OF tie United
states OF America. AARON SMITH,
Bloom sbuig, Nov. Sth, lS72. sheriff.
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TIE reported chicken epidemic does
hot seem TO amount to much thus
far and now the sen alton paragraph
lists are lamontlng the scarcity Of eggs.
The hens in this neighborhood are ap-
parontly attending strictly to business
and the "fruiI' is yet to be had. What
a blessing it Is that they don't read the
papers.
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na;lroad Timo Fable.

,,rAvANrA & BLCoMsBURG II. II.
North. South.
............ G:e2A NJ. 4:57 pm.
'' ',,,'lit on... ........ $40 y. N. ll:0j j NJ.
'nl ...,....,,....... G:OG T.. NJ. 0;32 a, NJ.
wI-sA Il. n. FROM RUPERT STATION.
y,rth. Going south.
i, u ll:li A. NJ.
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SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
SEA WEED TONIC,
and MANDRAKE PILLS.

These are the only medicines that will cure
Pulmonary Consumption. Dr. schenck has been
in constant practice over thirty years COntinu.
ally examining lungs, aud knows his medicines.
If properly taken, will cure Consumption, His
Mandrake Pills cleanse the liver8nd stomach;
his sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food, stimu-
lal6s the coating of the stomach, and makes IT
digest. His PulmOnic syrup Tipens the matter,
and nature throws 1t OF without any eSerl!on.
Plico Of tie Pulmonic syrup aud sea Weed
Tonic, tl26 FER bottle, Dr 81 90 per hHlf dCzC n,
Mandrake Pills 70 cents perl box,
PRIPARED ONLY AND FOR SALE by
j. II. SCIENCK & SON,
n, T.. Corner SIXTH and ARCH Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
And by Druggists ana Dealers generally.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN,
coz ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
wholesale Agents.
apr r.. lS72-ly
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SCRANTON IS q rcmarkah" @. s., Ac.
cording 10 one Of the papers Ga II, thc'
ials, which have attained Tn" siH3 of
poodle dogs have begun 70 eat up the
horses They attack horses whilst stand
ing in the stalls and gnaw into their
hooi5 until vein being tipped the un-
fortunate animals perish. Au JpLinance
is suggested requiring all rats to be
mu2z'cd.
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