davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-28
GurOpdpbe ila1,tlDten.

81 ii Of IL. Sn feinem osutfd)es
9anoe bese9net bic Ginfiibrun9 pu
3ipilebe 10 pielen Sdwieri9tciten, al5
in ben altbaicrilben Bropinsen. Man
fann Die ben &lerifalen perbaBte Sniff
tuition niht mebr ans Der innerbalb fer
blau > peIBcn @renSpidble 9clegenen
Nelt binauSlAaffm uno Iud)t oeBz
bats segen oitielbe gu Oemontriren.
Sin fler;tale5 baicrilbcs Siatt 9at, mic
Olc5 lilu9lt AUDI i'll elncm fatbolll1en
&antan Der Sdwei5 9eiAebcn 1T, Ocn
Sauern ben J(atb ge9cben, Die Sraat'
lsute lOaten CUR 3iuiltrauuns nur I'M
StaltIttel erlbciucn uno alaoonn sur
tlrbllben Grauun9 erlt oa5 ScASelt5'
9ewano anlsgeu. Oleler JtatD lit audi
bercltS al niebreren Srten aui Dem
SanOe beiOl9t wOroen. 8Sbrcno Der
Stanoe5bcamte oa8 .3eremOniel III
IbwarSem anSu9e %pornabm, iaaOen ltb
bic Sroutlcute, audi weun lie feline Nv
better poren, in ibren Nrbeit5tleiocru
ein I'M lte 9Icih oaraui bel Der fIrd)z
llben Gtnlegnuu9 nit ibrcM l10nlten
OeWanoern Sn pert0uld)en. DurN olelG
title DcmOnltrotlun loQ Die MJBaNs
tung 9e9cn o0S J%feld)Sgcleb auS9eOridt
perocn. Sn ben StaOten, NO Gas
SAldlidfelt89efiDl audi in ben leeten
SenoIterun9Sl1Id)ttn etu uuS9eblloetcz
res III, tommeu natirli1 lolOe &lnoera
elen nldt Dor, wiiroen audi bon ben
Stanoesbcantcn faum geoulOet werOeh.
SemsrFenSwcrtb lit nod Der llmltano,
oaB Die F~lerifale Prelic Nen AuSOgud
y5lpllebe" Ourb n3iulltOntratt" gu ers
ltgen lndt un 10 Oen Segrtlf @be 9es
lulnermaBcn nur fir Die flr1liIe Sraus
an9 oorSnbebattcu,
Die pPials. 3t9." ertIart lid eesena
iibsr ellem Dement, Der yUaier,
@Orr." III Der Sage, politio "a perli.
Gtrn, SaB mebrercn ~iun9en GbeolOgen,
uaApem lie lid all gang fompetenteg
Stels bc5i9llA Der Grf Rquna ibrer
MlilItarpfllbt NatbS srbolen wollten,
amtll9erleitS Die Berlpettluc er0lInet
woroen: yoaB BON Berlin aus an oaS
&rieaSmiullttrium itrcnge 0smertun9.
ell er9an9en leien lue9ea Der bisber Den
Gbeoloacn Se9entbcr 9eibtsn 9taAiibt,
nno Dap in uaGlter 3cit OeBbalb Der.
ibGrfte 8epimmnn9en 5n erWartcn leis
en-, wel@e oer bi8Derl9en 8eriidi@tis.
uns Elm GnOe MAIDEN Iouen." Gum
8epetle bieies mo ais 8Orbote loae
bcmndht civ &apusiner. Der bsreits Die
, 1876-02-28
SIrfei.

2Onoon, 26. Sch. Oie uSimss"
publiSirt einen BON Yera erbaltenenYrief
iiber bss SuItans fiirali6es Senebmen.
Ser S6reiber ioet bob iiber Die &runt-
belt bes Sultans bic wnnoerli6lten Sc
rii9te cirtuliren nno man lebr yelpunut
lei aui Die fommenoen Grci9niHe. Ser
SuItan i6eint ponabTAt oas3bronfol
ser-@eles 81 anoern, 5uriidse9augen 5u
iein, unh als Grbe bes S9rpnes miro
mad, ME Dor, ni6t bes 6ultons Qltciter
Sobn lDnoern lein 8ruoer W}ebemeo
Mourao Gifenbi betro9tet.
, 1876-02-28
Spanien.

Yaris, 26. Scb. Gs beiBt, oobSpo
MEN Der Somilie ocs ouf cuba in 6ol9e
friees9eriAtli6en Sefebls bin9erihteten
90. &eisonoeou elmo Gntl9doisuns sab
len uno ben Offi5ler, Der Die Sinribtung
befabl, pnr Elm &riegsgeriAt ltelen mill.
, 1876-02-28
GnglanD.

2onbon, 90. Sch. 81, NOR Der anle
ritonil6e @aliil6iobrer ~Noun9 Nbes
nir" BON Msw 8eoforb, wel@er Al Der
iiberlebenben 9ana9icre bes na6 @ns
i~iralien beltimmten uno nntersegan=
senen Gmisrantenl6ifss vstratbmere"
am %. San. arfna6m.
, 1876-02-28
Guba.

a, 26. 6cbr. G%il9e9an9ene
9epel9en meIosn, Dap in 6ol9e Der neu-
en- MoBnabmen oes YrdIioenten 9oml=
nique Die 3uitanoe auf @apli nod i'm
mel fritii@ lino. gtuf Gan 9Omil9o
fonoen neueroines mebrere blutise
Sfdmpfe awil@en ben beiOen li9 einan
Der INN Die Serrl6aft itreitenoen Yar-
teien itatt. Sn elmer Understanding
puroe neuerbings YrGIioent @pn5ales
sriu3t, i'm Snterelie Der Gube lein amt
rleoerSule9en. 9ie 8cridte BON 9apti
uno Gan Domingo seben bis gum 10.
So. Mlts.
, 1876-02-28
Eeuejls tslf9r. pfDfl1an.
IeutiG1ann.

2onbon, 26. Seb. Ser Berl6t'
Dob Die bentl9e &esieruns beablldtl9e'
Den Noturolii nit Den Ser'
etooten 5u fiinbisen, miro BON Serl'n
aus ,pioerle9t.
, 1876-02-28
15EE{2Asy!I4fiI11
~ CIV

DR.. s. .. %ssoote, 12O 9erin9ton goe.
Cor. 6. Este Ctr, Stem Dorf, al8 uuab.
hdugiger Gr5t, beba,toclt a1e arten 6 b % II,
iider &rar fbeiten, nib cn1pfdnqt
Sriefe aus alien Sbeileu Der cipiliiirten
gSelt.
9ur9 Die origjlefe gSeiie III Ser aus.
iibung ieiler meOi5tuiiden Yrarts
bebanoelt er 5ablreife 9aticnten in europa,
WeftSnbten, Canada uto in ieoen
Staate Der @ereitigtcn Gtaatelt.
Srieflide Goniultatioucu mentaeltli6.
@ebcr Wineralien nod iGdolide Bhauser
gebra1tdt. Seinabe 10000 gatienten tuurs
ben III ben lestcn 20 Sa5ren bebarbelt.
Sober 6aa lpiro e%in5ellt iorgfdltig re9ilrirt,
oh brtefi6 ober perI5nliG, boon benz Doctor
iclbft ODER ieinen @itfsdr5ten. 9ettere iiu6
ale mtiienl6aftli9 s%ebiloete Utebi5iner,
AGs 3etienfen, tperdje eMtfersf tuo6nen,
er4altcn eine auSfii6rlide Grageliite franco
per Poit poer int Sauj' Gin poGftduoi9es
Ipitentatiid)eS Gintragen in ben 8iid)err,
Der6inoert 6ebler ODER Srrtbi,ner. Die
SiGer tperoe1 nrr Don Ben angeitcQten
aer5ten 9eGflet.
&egen Trageliite ober attbertpeittee Gons
!Hltatioren a%oreiiire rtat tpie folgt:
DIR. r.. e. FOOTE,
Ror Tco Gao, m.ss
, 1876-02-28
nngarn.

Yefb, 26. Set. Sic 9roBe lebsr-
i6pe nmuns Der Gonau oouert fort.
Sic aIte Stabt guoa itebt lalt 9dn5Ii6
inter gSaiier. Sic 2doen iino 9eiAlOl=
fen uno ale onosre @ei@afte Iteben ltiG.
, 1876-02-28

GieisS esliciSf. Il. 'porat as rer Mutjel oS
smeritantihen are Vao> W ~s'tgirt, 1T Elm oloe
ateine6 eieblius %s0ttronfe Ger g ;rohrer be6 @tbia
sS pon 4'eU, Mlerifo un0 firlipem Saliornio.
NO Die ~G'fanie madNt ano oe6eiNt. Sic Scrtiesa
aerie retcmmfn6irca 0a0elbe ~bsitQnni9 ais eta
tstimut0nt uno Siurctit IN alien &ranti
fciten, rtlde folthe Yiittel erfr:IDent @iner bee
ei9erthdnler o~trelber, mGhren0 elmer Gun0reiie
fIttD !Dierito lmo &olifDrhi1 r9r einigel Sabrsn
irNicIt BON einem fpaniidNn Slater uuter Sem @ies
ffl Der %eribmieScnhcit Gas Srioiu1l=Heppt Der
buHereiuln9. lie @i0cpthimtr ecTtlbeu olTsdren
Fs Gem oIIGc,neinetl @ublitum in Der SoiTnlr9, raj
6in antrflnrter 'tSertb an &C., SINE e.S fiItn
SteonS, eurh @tbroudl an eer atlantihtn &Gne
~sct;ioert rtrGe, "a fe ~GGerGIat fino, blB hicrs
pelImittei ais Gin SSehltlottr bNr Mtenfbbsit cu,s
Tilt Cllne un5thi5artu @ieenibaften srrreiien
,ND 0,s.,i nGr1ecl, Vout, dlrcniiter 9}Aeunlatsfnd5,
hleipientc 9Saisrud)i, SlltlenS Solid, SblrIts
Gonen Get @lafe, Der &itrtn ur0 urinlrc Sroane;
as9cn SpspepIa mo aaCemsire GdludNe uno 10
Saltn. no Gle oebrnstrafte ~ Giuten p~eorlfsa,
if iein @cbraud) unN Grol9 beIslben mab""as
n~iiratulrS uno mibtr:roNcn.
Gie Mcritdncr baItsn &c fir Elm ebiplut': ,prS
tlr" -9silmittst YOn Sourbut:e.
@ebraucbs. 9l;f ptifnae.
~ Gin 0iuretic einen @flci.l ue1 IN errr,.a
&SeiY0llfe rol Underwater Decimal nts SaeS, pot
All M|aNieit. ais Gin c timulant ron eire,a
Nattcn BIS IN eircm a0uNn G3einelais MI nut eia
memo Apoler ~ or og a%Sthi3.--
GrnWinire Sen Gicett auf Sem Gtcp,en icrofSt
"a uuo ~tberjtase sub, SsS6 ooislbe pOrDtr Miss
e.bredcu~
R5ole 5'rti5 miro pen ot,. SisenNamssa fIr de
h. II uno SifsR bslabtt s2ean tlfta
, tp.reeae
, 1876-02-28
Sabrss Ginfrmuicn iIbcr $1,500.00C.

%. 9. earsinqten, prdi., S, 6. gbmarts. gtccp al.
''''sS = g. e. .. ea ri $ i iRar. @''-S'''-
, 1876-02-28

gScr 1000 ipifttge Selebrungen iiber ben
.1eni9lihen &0rper fen,1en leruan mill, bon
benen CT friiber feline at9uuns gebabt, Der
leie uOffene SolfSfprad e unb &c,
TIMBER Meni6ems@erfanb," ein
"erliinfti9es Sud- fir perifdnbige 2ente ttab
ein gutes Sl6 fit Sebcrlnann. 9lus benr,
ielbt1 fonten 1rpiele Sa@en geler1tt tperoet,
tucldc bic meiitcn 9cute fih geniren bonn
Sal18ar5te 81 erfra0ct. Sn9ottsy8er.
3etbntB oeS @crfeS fratco Per 4}oit an
teoe bellebi9e glOreiie. Sian mclloe iid] on:
2anrrap sir g5errass.ysanormna,
129 gat %. Ct, Stem Oorf.
, 1876-02-28

giele GelsulNalt BAT turs 10 itr ncu,e,
eIsg rites bsquem1s @ebauee, ede lfr l.ial.
1rp Ste Ctr, tesp9eN.5
, 1876-02-28
China nnh Sapan.

San Srancisco, 26. Teb. Na@
rl4ten BON Gblna uno Sapan bis sunl
, 1876-02-28
Die Tohkur

1T %belttntntt. bas sdrSe blsberi9e Seitperfabren uu,s
fuftoBen, Ole Sur ptr6 onr6 bas. Iodenannte
SDDbao nn6 onr9 @tnnsbmen non 9obpmIoer
Ge1ptrtt Gte SoDodoer 5et9ea an, no bic Rrantbeit
t9Een Sts bat, mte ttef lie ltest, unb az elei9er
Sett 3ei8en fe bic 2ebenStrait bes WsnIden an.
&anlenoe. ttno tn ben lesten 3pei Sobren In Der
gaoes%ntialt, "a StoGton Str 3:n port, SebeiLt
m@utoet, Hmtet pen 'S'tetlten %beiinoen ii9 ptels
tie pom onoeren Baot N baour9, baB le brett auf
Die Srailtbett etnpirter, aIb ben tranfen Stolf ents
letnsT, IN rpelSer Dorm er aud sum @oridein
t0nhlns Ste tno eth Serbrenrnn95> o6er QuslbetS
ogn9ss9roceB Der Sranfbeitsltofie. Sober Rranfe
ntro bel Der @nlceubang bieIer Seur i~o;uIaaen fem
st9ener @r6t.. Netin Scenario burd bieie 5aoeraes
put III, 10 Ut CT tptrslt5 unb taSifaf sebeilt, pG6s
rsHo no3 Der bisberi9eu 9ettmetbo6e bic Mtttel
Sepohnltb 9efabrltder limb oIs bic STANDARDIZATION,
nno ll5 offers e. aan5ss Seer fesunodter sraues
bettet eiaitelt.
pbsIei6 Die sOpba6er aGe aronebeiten, tna.rti5
iino auBerlt9. %turtten, 10 iino bod bic g8irfunsen
bel toI9enoet &raatbettert, b~eSonoers penn tie {i9
nod tn ocutem 5uitanbe ~beitnoen, eons ou6erorbents
no: Tteber, fstblt Neroenz nnb 3ppbusfeber,
i hs1ssa s sssr lar HaSb s snsae,9s, m q nh las % sa S {
Defenders bet lungeu aeutsn u. i'm erftul Sta6iurn,
seipbbuli6 le'bt furirt. @nNerfnaf Rbeas
Matismtas Uereea of ieps. i9asE. sebeilt;
fgphiltsiihe 9runtbsitst In ie6em @rabe. Sci
diBe""n Sranfbeiten, S~ranoUanSen, @es
tdltr ter. Seropbe &C. lit bic Mtrfung etne
plOsli@e II. ftd bare, stur elm 8eo lit btErei6eno,
NM Seoen pom -er 9Sfsn!n9 gu nhfr5et9e1. Mas
Sucsersmhr (ei:. siest nnbettbare Rrantbei0
mIroen sebs.tk @r lebterer &ronfbeit aebet 81
QroScnt beS 2.aG 'ritofes nit iebsm Babe 6ur5 ben
urn ab.
pie SAT uao vinneSmeaprtper uerbem mad
tebem Sldb tl Senee ~ps-llnbt, Der Nrcts bed
8aSespulpets lit So, ter oes @innebme : pulpers
81. Weau iaie ii9 cine 8roIdire iiber bte Qohf,s
b. ea9lii4sr eoer henti3er Gprode ididen.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Startou Cir. (Box 1924
\ Sen 0ort
, 1876-02-28
@irsinta StaatS<0a5etEf
tas4e bsrausssssbsn son
oobn g. { It.
90. 81 3mOlits straee.
u d. m D, y a.

aubseriptiprs $ RreiSe.
, 1876-02-28
Wreiie Der Mujei9en:

SrSs,rs ansetsen msrsen btaissr b%ertents.
Mtt pber tpentaer Bet Gu Dubsn simen Saaares
GQe Nnasieen inb I'M geraus su satien.
Die 2eituna wi,b III NiHmone unb I'M
es.enS son bsm 9rGssrn tar IS Gents per
QHpne auSeetraeen.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28

1t has been desideratum with the mcdi-
cal profession to procure a preparation Of
iron le.s Objectionable than any of those
now in use, which often produce uniayOra-
bic effect upon the system, especially when
prepared with alcoholic iluids.
In many cases Of debility and GONZALES
cence from disease, where tonic is indic0-
ted, wine, brandy, porter, &c, have been
recommended; but these are OF very doubt
tul efficacy, to say the least. Alcohol il
never dgested is rank,d among the diIius
Bile stimuli, and is incapable of atlording
nutrition 1t creates generally an unnatural
excitement and derangment OF the crcula-
tion, irritating the whole system by preven-
ting the blood from losing its carbon. Again,
how difficult it is to obtain an article ap-
preaching to purity, almost all the wines,
brandies, porters, DC, being more or less
adulterated .....
Such being the case with regard to the
spirituous preparations of iron, and the al
coholic drinks, OF which any one can satisfy
himself by investigating the subject, an OPP
portunity is now, presented in the Peruvian
Syrup Tor the trial of an article in general
practice, which has the very strongest re-
Communications from medical and scientific
men OF the highest character-a prepara-
ton which so happily combines the protox-
ide Of iron with the other constituent parts
that the effect incident to the use of iron
salts are entirely obvated. Frj
For all cases in which iron or any, tonic
is needed this preparation is confidently
believed to be tar superior to any other II
seems to purify the Very. fountain othealth
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28

An HISTORICAL FACT-Every agent who ha
been steadily selling the Improved $50 Home
stead Sewing Machine for three years, owns his
dwelling house, has a good account in bank, is
clear OF debt, and has money at interest-ihe
natural consequence of securing good agency
for superior goods at the lowest prices. A good
iirSt-class Sewing Machine, most useiul-reliable
at all times, easy to understand and control. The
same size and does the same work as any ma.
chimes that sell at four times the price. There
is no machine at any price better, or that will
do finer or more work, and certainly none so
low in price by many dollars. The Homestead
is widely known and used in thousands Of fam
lilies in the Eastern and Middle States, and dai.
ly becoming popular in the West. Ii will save
its cost sever,dtimes over in one season, doing
the work Of the family, or will earn four or five
dollars day for any man or woman who sews
for living 1t is the strongest machine made,
is ready at all times to do its work, makes the
strongest and finest stitch vet invented and is
fully acknowledged as the Standard Family
Sewing Machine. Price, complete for domes-
tic use $50, delivered at your door, no matter
how remote you may reside. business perma-
nent and honorable, with more certain and rap
id sales and larger profits than any other. EI-
traordinary liberal offers made TO local or tray
cling agents where We have none established ;
or, II there is no agent near YOU send your or,
der direct TO the factory. AddIess John ii
Kendall x Co, $50 Broadway, New York.
May D, ly.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28
oUTRAGES ON CoLORED MEM


Archie our colored friend and brother, is
Others unhappy or is in trouble himself
never so happy as when he has made
lie has been the subject Of many local in the
COLUMBIAN, and is quite familiar with our Po-
lice and Justices. Now it seems that on Thurs
day evening of last week number of coored
men resolved, Grst to till themselves with ben
zine second, to have a quarrel and lastly, to en-
joy fight. The benzne they imbibed general
ly; the quarrel was miscellaneous, hut the fight
was a duel between Archie aud his coOred friend
Stout. The first knock down was made by Ar
chic, but the first blood was drawn by Stout,
who u'ed dirk to such advantage that he soon
had nine gashes in Archie's body, an ugly one
being ACROSS his ons. Archie, however, pur-
sued Stout to Iron Street, where the former fell
from loss of blood. lie returned to the FIX.
change, near which the trouble began, and DR.,
Reber sewed up his wounds, and Archie pro-
seeded home little the worse for wear, Con
stable Woodward failed 10 find Stout, who had
decamped.
OF course our Republican friends are disap-
pointed that this incident did not occur in Lou
isiana or South Carolina. 1t would i,ave been
first class basis for first class Outrage" and
frantic appeals would have been made to Secre-
tary Cameron To delach a couple Of Regiments
from Sit ling Bulls front and send them to the
scene of the outrage TO "prolect the colored man
in hi, rights" .''-,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28

DEATH FROM FLY's BITE.-Mr. Edward
Joseph, of the firm of NJ. Kotosk & Co, hatters,
n promising young man Of about twenty-five
years of age, died to-day from the bite of some
insect. While driving ON Sunday afternoon
last he felt something which he supposed to be
fly on his upper lip, and Immediately after
ward was sharply stung. He paid no attention
to the matter at the time, but some hours after
ward his lip began to swell and became very
much inllamcd. In day or two the swelling
extended to his face, and subsequently to his
body and the services of Drs. Craig and Mac
donald were obtained. The young man took to
his bed on Wednesday, but his friends did not
anticipate fatal results until this morning, when
he became delrious His death took place
about nine o'clock Although of late few deaths
from the bite of flies feeding on decomposed
matter have been reported. yet some years ago
several cases occurred in Montreal from this
cause within a short period of each other
Montreal Witness, 4 .-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28

that we read aud re-read in intensified form the
bloody story Of Rose Bud and Big Horn Rivers.
Custer and his three hundred, ambushed by a
willy foe and melting away in death before odds
rendered douby and terribly formidable by be-
wildering shrieks and steathy mode of fighting,
recall with vivid effect the tragedy Of Brad
docks Field, whose details are 50 graphically
and fully narrated in that wonderful book, "Our
Western Border One Hundred Years Ago."*
Or If other parallels he sought, they abound
in the same brilliant, stirring and faithful vol
ume for Custer and Big Horn Candy and the
Lava Beds, Modoc and Sioux, are but repeti-
tions, now fainter, row iercer, Of Dalzell and
Bloody Run, Crawford and Battle Island, lIar.
mer and the Miami Towns.
The new story whether of victory or defeat,
massacre or escape, cunning or adventure,
trcachery or dash hardship or retreat, is but an
epitome of the old filled with its quaint and
primitive portraitures, haloed about by thrilling
traditions and sanctiied to us by the facts tina,
our fathers were part of it and these our
dwelling places were scenes in the midst Of it,
%OUR WESTERN BORDER 100 years ago. A
new and rare Historical volume Of Border
! Life, Struggle and Adventure, by CHARLES
McCURDY IL Co., Philadelphia, Pa, Cincinnati
o., Chicago, H., and st. Louis, Mo-. and sold
| by Agents. For terms and illustrated Circulal
| address the Publishers.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28

The steam fire engine question is being agi-
tated We would rejoice to see our fire compa.
nics the possessors of fine Silsby il we had
any Use for 1t, but just at present it would be an
elephant Without any immediate assurance of
water works. it would be unwise to cxpend sew
eral thousand dollars for a machine that would
be worthless without them We must have a
SUPP y of water and then we can begin to talk
about a steamer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28

Our readers will find ir another column the
advertisement of the "pcabody Medical Insti
stitute," Of Boston, which publishes the i'm.
mensely popular work entitled "The Science of
Life, or Self-Preservaton." 1t should be in
the hands of every young man and every per-
son suffering from decline of the physical
powers. The Institute also publishes those in
valuable treatses, Sexual Physiology of Wo-
man. and Diseases of the Nerves and Ner-
vous Maladies." A very elaborate and costly
gold medal has recently been presented to the
author of these. works by the National Medical
Association. Don't fail to read the advertise.
ment. ...
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28
READ ANn CONSIDER


Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters are an
economical, clean, certain and powerful rem
edy, surprising in efficacy any known plas-
ter, liniment Or compound
They are particularly e Elective, and will
positively relieve and cure Acute and
Chronic Rheumatism, Sciaticas Neuralgia
Nervous Diseases, Stubborn Golds,( Kidney
Complaints and all diseases forwhich po.
rous plaster has been used, in an astonish
ing short time. -,..--.- 49, . 70.
CaPcine is the greatest medicine known
Capcine is superior to electricity and more
certain. --.-. .-....r
Benson's Capcine Porous plasters relieve
at once and cure quickly. Try them. Price
% cts.
SEABVRY & JOHNSON, 49,.
-...-- PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIsTS, n. y.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28

We publish the following as n specimen Of
numerous letters we are receiving Our liberal
offer is being accepted by many intelligent citi-
zens throughout the County. Another opportu-
nifty of the kind will not be given soon again,
and every body should avail himself of it now.
CATAwlssA, Pa, July 22nd, 1876.
MESSRs. BRoCKwAY u ELwELL
Dear SirS:-Secng your advertisement for
the Campaign COLUMBIAN from August lst un-
til after the election in November for 80 cents,
and seeing or rather reading, your paper this
evening for the first time | like it very much,
and enclosed you will ii ID so cents to pay for
the paper for that length of time. Yours, Nc,
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The enterprising druggists, Meyer Brothers,
arc charging and reiitting their prescription
department. They have employed Marshall G.
Kinney, Jr., practical pharnacentist Of large
experience, to take charge Of this branch OF
their extensive trade We congratulate them
on securing the services of so able an assistant.
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CONnINATION DpERETTA

At Bloomsbury Opera House, August I'd and
81, 1876, under the management Of 5. X. White,
of the State. Don't fail to see this beautiful
entertainment Fully hundred voices will
take part among tke happy picnic, the fairies or
eipsies. All appear in character and costume.
The work has for its object the teaching Of kind
ness to the suffering and trust in divine aid in
ing TO some triiling show. 1t will delight every
body and harm nobody. Tickets and reserved
seats can be secured without extra charge at G'
A. Clark's book store. ...
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Deaths.

HART,-In Hollenhack ON Friday evening, the
ilth inst, Mr., Samuel Hart, aged about 90 years
GlBBoNs.-In Benton n tha 2Oth inst, ,hr Thomas
Gibbons, aged 81 years months and " days.
KRICKBAUM.-- Benton township on the 10th
inst. Mrs. Margaret krck0auiq aged "A years.
wALKER-ln shelshinny on sOtb inst, OF Men
ingitls WIllie Knapp, son OF NJ. Il a 4. A. Walker,
aged months.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28

We have forwarded to the various election
districts the tickets and election papers for the
delegate election to he held Saturday, August
9th. The names of al the candidates are print
ed on one ticket in alphabetical order. In vot-
ing instructions the voter should strike out all
the names on the list except his choice. One
candidate is 10 be selected for each office, ex-
cept Representative and Associate Judge, for
which two candidates are to bo named. The
tickets and election papers are to be returned to
the Convention. ST. 2w
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28

We occasionally receive paper returned
through the post eflice with simply the name
OF the subscriber on it. As our time Is too
mnch occupied to spend a day looking for the
address of such persons, we pay no attention to
them 1t may as well be understood that we
will discontinue no paper unless the subscriber
sends his address in full and pays his subscription
up 10 date Of stoppdge. The law permits us TO do
this and we propose to carry il out.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28

A very marked and agreeable change in the
weather took place on Saturday last After
swetering for weeks with the thermometer at
9S degrees, it was truly refreshing to find it
ranging from 80 to 20. The cool weather has
continued up to the present Splendid for the
Centennial show.
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CARD.

1t is proper that ! should explain to my
friends ihai business engagements will prevent
me from making canvass Of the County to
solicit votes ~ II candidate for Congress. Ny
devotion and services to the party are known
and believe the people, unaided are fully
competel ito judge Of the qualifications Of can
didate for that important Office without perso-
nal solicitation.
If C. r. BnoCKwkY
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-07-28

We would return thanks to II number of gem
tlemen of Catawissa for their kindness to rep
re4entative of this paper while on Il business
visit to their town. Through their assistance
he succeeded better in the object Of his trip
than he possibly could have done without them.