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\ TRAIN OF WIS.

II weakness Of the stomach IS allowed to become
chronic, tNe following evils supcrvenc-dEesion IS
permanently impaired, the s. stem IS very lmpvr-
fecty n0urlshcd, the blood becomes thin and wat
cry, and tho bile, being unemployed for digestive
and cvaCuNtlye purposes, enters the circulation
through the ulorGcc duct and nicCts itself into the
supe gfiCia veins giving 10 the skin and the whtes
Of the eyes the saffron tinge indicative OF bOusness
Headache, nausea, constipation, pains in the SIDE,
hear burn, and many other distressing symptoms
which accompany The internal arrangement above
described which, II unchecked, is TO be follow
cd serious disease, the rising OF the sun by its
settiur. Is manifest, therefore, that inability
OF the stomach 70 act upon the food should be over
come without delay, The inyigorating influence on
the stomach OF EOstettorS stomach Btters IS speed
ny felt In the Disappearance OF all the disaGreeablC
| symptoms alluded to. The prescribed mineral rom
edles for general debility usually fail TO achieve any
lasting result because they do not inyigoratc the
stomach; IIOstetter's BitterS always succeed FOL
that IL their primal eneet, The very fact that they
| are such an excellent stOmachiC constitutes then
one OF the best general toRcs IN existence. To re
store digestion Is tho n0 sto towards the recovery
OF health, when impaired by any Of the multfartOu
| complaints which spring from dyspepsia and tina
win be found TO have been taken by thG invalid VIII,
| has awaited himself or this famous ant!-dyspepu
| remedy.
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A REMARKABLE PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS
Among the notable professional. men of this
country who have achieved extraordinary
success is DR.. r. " Pierce, of Buffalo, N,
Y. The prominence which he has attained
has been reached through strictly legitimate
means, and so far, therefore, he deserves
the enviable reputation which he enjoys.
This large measure of success is the result
of thorough and careful preparation for
his calling, and extensive reading during a
long and unusually large practice, which
have enabled him TO gain high commenda-
tion, even from his professional brethren.
Devoting his attention 10 certain specialtles
OF the science he has so carefully investi-
gated, he has been rewarded in "A remarkable
degree. Ia these specalties, he has become
a recognized leader, Not few of the rem
edies prescribed by him have, it is said, been
adopted and prescribed by physicians in theil
private practice. His pamphlets and large
works have been received MS useful contribu
| tions To medical knowledge lie has recently
added another, and perhaps more important
work, because Of more general application
to the list of his published writings. Thi
book entitled"The peoples Common Sens
Medical Adviser" is designed to enter int
general circulation. DIR. Pierce has receives
acknowledgements and honors from man,
sources, and especially scientific degrees fron
two oi the first med cal institutions ia Ia
land.-.S. L0sas RQolbhoG.
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Atthe Danville Opera House on the llth, Eth
and 18Th of January, Mr., Arthur G. Mcknight
Fairy Operetta of the Naiad Qneenwi!l be pre-
,rn.cd. This is is said to be one oilhe most mag
nincent spectacular dramas ever offered in this
country, the scenery and costumes costing Mr..
Mcknight 900 in Europe. 1t was performed
in Wilkes-Bare to crowded houses for six
NJ .hts, and in Williamspor Ten nights Every
o., speaks in the highest praise of the enter
t,inment. and should any of our citizens desire
10 ee it they will undoubtedly be well pais
There will be special train run from Berwica
to Danvile on Tuesday next, the llth to give
persons an opportunity to attend Inc IRAN
starts from Berwick at 6;20 p. NJ, leaves E-py
at $50 Z. NJ, Bloomsbury p NJ, Rupert 7;o4
J. NJ, Catawissa, 7;l2 p. NJ, reaching Danvill'
7,35 p. NJ, and returning that night after th'
entertainment
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To CHECK DIARRHEA -Diarrhea is q
complaint that the human family suffer more
from at this time of the year than from any
other, and should be treated very carefully
in order to restore the bowels to their prop
er strength There is a wine made in New
Jersey and sold by our druggists called
Speers's Port Grape Wine, which is being
used very successfully in Diarrhea cases
in fact it is conceded by chemists to contain
just such properties as to gradually check
the icrmenting of the bowels and add tone
and vigor to the system 30 as to withstand
the miasmatic climate against these pre-
vailing complaints. The wine is rich in
body and is an excellent tonic, keeping the
functions of the bowels in their proper con-
dition.-Ite,ing lost. jan7-lm
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TuE BEsT PROTECTION.

The beat safeguards against epidemic disease are
thorough digestion and firm nerves. II is because
they the regular performance Of the digestive
pToceea ana inyigorate the nervous system thai
HostetteIS y Stomach BiSeTs are such sovereign
protective against the Influences which beget inter
mittent pGlades and those which directly affect th
stomach END bowels, II the nerves are healtltull.
TRANQUIL the assimilation OF food perfect as the
are sure TO Oe under the influence OF this standar
tonic and neryinc, malaria may be dened and II, il
tho absence OF the most reliable or medical saf,
quart, the system has fallen prey to disease OF
intermittent or Iemittent type, the Bitters will,
persisted In, eradicate every yestige OF the maad,
Binousness, cors ipation, and dyspepsia yield Wit
equal certainty TO the operation OF this potent veg
able Alternative.
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TUESDAY EVENING.

Study, Prof. De Graaf-What is meant by
study? The continued and voluntary applica-
ton of the mind. Nature is the best textbook,
and should be first in the schools. What grand
results have been given to us by eminent men
whose chief study was naturel Franklin New
tow, Morse, Columbus. Children love to study
material things. Nature would teach first many
of the branches which we place ont Of their
reach in the higher department of the schools
1t il of little consequence, however. what ol Z
studies il he has learned sefcontrol, physical
" and mentally, he will succeed. The object
of study is to acquire power. What is once
thoroughly learned Id never forgotten. As long
az we are learning, We grow stronger; but when
the mind stops thinking, it begins to decay. Il
YOU would have the best results, you must give
less time to arithmetic and more to Other
branches that will cultivate morals. How few
children know anything of our poets and theil
sayings!
The Professor spoke at some length Of the i'm
portance of knowledge of history, also on thu
careless Use of language. The following ar
some of the anecdotes related: A man asked I
ticket agent, what time does the five o'clocl
train start?' Just sixty minutes past four
The man was perfectly satisfied. A sale wa
advertised of chairs used by children withou
backs" A lady would have fallen into well
but for Providence and another lady"
The county superintendent followed with re
marks upon the civiliaing power of education
lie instanced the four ways Of obtaining knowl
edge, by observation, by reading, by conversa
tion, by reflection.
Rev. HOutz offered prayer, afler which tn
ssssisn adjournsdts
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We are informed OF singular instance o'
prejudice against color Our friends over in Lo'
Gust must overcome their aversion to the III
teenth amendment. The case Is this; GER
tain gentleman who lives within days ride oil
Catawissa, owns properly in Numdla and IS ac'
eordingly obliged to pay school tax over there
In order that he might reap the benefit OF his
taxation, he called upon the school board whieh
was in session on Christmas night, and present
cd little colored girl, demanding that she DO
admitted to the school. The board alter some
discussion rejected the applicant o" 'eVera'
grounds first, that there was no po''i're e'aenG'
that the gentlemen was the father OF the ch''u
second that the girl might not be g'rl' anc
might possibly be an escaped pauper from Wv
Conyngham poor house. The gentleman per
sisted, but the board resisted, and so-the Doc
tors little darkey had to go home and take oil
his dress, and Mabe,-beg PARDON we diuh
mean to mention any nOmes-returnel 10 "a.
awissa pondering on some new plan oy "hioi
he might get theworth oihis taxs''
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schencks Pulmonic syrup, for the cure Of consump-
ton, coughs and colds.

ton, coughs and colds.
The great virtue Of this medicine Is that It rpens
tho matter and throws out OF the system, purines
the blood, and thus effects a cure.
schcnck Sea Weed Tonic, for the cure Of dyspepsia
indigestion, &c.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of the stom-
ach, creating an appetite forming chyle, and curing
the most obstinate cases Of indigestion.
schenck Mandrake Pills, for the cure OF liver CON-
plant, &c.
These pills are Alternative, and produce healthy
action OF the liver without the least danger they
are free from caiomel, and yet more eficaciOus In
restoring healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for consumption
as tho pulmsnic syrup rrens the matter and purihes
the blood. Tho mandrake pills act upon the liver,
Great healthy Bile, and remove all diseases OF the
liver, often cause OF consumption. The sea weed
tonic gives tone ana strength TO the stomach makes
a good digestion, and enables the organs to form
good blood, aud thus creates healthy circulation o.
healthy blood. The combined action OF these med
cnes, az thus explained, win cure every case OF con
sumption, II taken in time and the use OF the medi
cines persoyered In.
Dr. SchepCk Is professionally at hisprncipal oflice
corner Sixth and Arch SITS Philadelphia, every Mon
day, where shietters for advice must he addressed
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-01-07

The many friends of Capt A. G. Thornton
''rmerly Of this county, will be glad to learn
mat he has become Superintendent Of the
Sims House." in Bucyrus 1t is fine, larg,
Hotel centrally located, and in go.ahead city.
Nny OF our readers going that way should give
ne Captain a call.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The Rev, Henry
Boehm, better know as Father Boehm, the
oldest preacher of the Methodist church in
this county, and probably the eldest clear
gyman in the world, died yesterday st the
house of his grandmother. near Richmond,
Staten Island.
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/. Point.
II. Lines.

Although this is not the place for extended
criticism of the Professors work, it is we'll for
us to suggest that curved lines include thousands
more than the two species circular and eilipti
cal that figures and not lines are mathematl-
cally spoken Of as regular or irregular; that a
vertical line, with reference, now, to the earth
considered as a sphere,) is any radius or its pro-
longation, and may, therefore, be neither up nor
down to the spectator but sopng, ritis not nee.
essarly at right angles to the plane of his sensi-
bic horizon, but is in this particular sense, "the
direction of plumb line; line normal to the
surface of still water" as Webster justly defines
it; that in stricness, as no two persons see the
same rainbow, so no two persons, at the same
time, have the same rational horizon, upon the
assumption that the earth is sphere, which, or
some other equally definite shape must be as
sumed in order to bring this discussion within
the scope of an exact science-geometry, not ge-
ography,) and that, consequently, every line
that is horizontal to one is sloping, (either &C,
clivous or declivous ITO the other, and that both
vertical and horizontal lines are oblque to al
other straight lines with which they make either
more or less than right angle, measuring the
smaller for obique lines, like perpendicular,
may be in any absolute direction, horizontal
vertical or sloping, their definitions being purely
relative thus; "obique line, (Geom,) a line
that falling on another, makes obIique angles
with it," "Perpendcular line, (Geom.,) a line
falling at right angles on another line
After the geometry, Prof. Barrett Of the
Bloomsbury State Normal School, gave instruc-
ton in written arithmetic, Superintendent Noet'
ler of Snyder county, in reading, and Prof. De
Graaf in calisthenics. The choir sung. Ad'
journed.
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RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Scia-
tica Rheumatic Gout and Nervous Diseases
positively cured by Dr. Filters Rheumatic
Remedy and Pils--Dr. Filters Kidney Cor
dial removes deposits Of Grarel, CatcuR,
acids, retention, of Urine, Great Purifier Of
the BiaSder and Kidneys. q. A. KLEIN
Sole Agent for Bloomsburg, Pa,
Dec l7,'75-1y.
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--Donaldsons body is believed to have
peen found in the woods near Manistee,
Michigan.
In Montreal on Saturday, four of the
men concerned in the recent riots were SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment each.
Senator Wallace has been appointed a
member of the Committees on Appropria-
tons, Manufacture, and Revision of the
Laws of the United States. Senator Cam
eron is on the Committees of Foreign Rela-
tions, of which he is Chairman, Military
Affairs and public Buildings and Grounds.
Bordeaux, Dec. The transatlantic
company's steamship Louisiana, from the
West Indies has sunk in the Gironde River
after collision. Sixteen persons were
drowned including the captain, She sunk
in ten minutes after she was struck. The
Gironde rescued 100 of her passengers. aud
crew. All the persons drowned were pas
sengers, except the captain.
"A bill to extend the time for granting
arrears of Pensions will be introduced in Con-
gress. 1t is stated that many meritOrious
pensioners have been delayed in making ap-
plcation by loss of paper, ignorance OF the
manner of proceeding, mistakes of claim
agents, etc and that they are entitled to fur
ther opportunity of securing what is really
due to him.
The contest for the Attorney General
ship of Maryland was decided bv the Court
of Appeals of that State in favor of c. J. NJ
Gwinn, Democratic candidate. the court
held that Mr.. Gwinn was entitled to his
commission as Attorney General, and affirm
ed the mandate Of the lower Court granting
mandamus against the Governor to compe
the issuing OF the commission. The court
also decid ed that the Governor, under hi,
present powers, has no authority to examine
into the alleged frauds
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We retract what we said few weeks ago,
about our Ignorance of the quality of apples
raised in Columbia county. We know all about
til IN now, and for this knowledge we are in.
deb;ed to Mr.. Samuel Hagenbuch, of Light
Street, who made us New Years call AMI pre-
sen Ell us with large basket of the most deli
cious specimens. "NIay he live long, and
prOsper
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At special meeting of Knapp Lodge, No.
?, A. Y. NJ, the following officers were in
He'd for the present masonic year: j. +.
Ienbender, w. NJ; David II. Thornton, s.
.; W. A. Bancher, j. W; NJ. +. Williams,
cretary, Benjamin Evans, Treasurer.-Hde.
,dlnt
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Bwy,ory.-On last Saturday night, during the
'cnce Of the Widow Whitenight her house
a broken into. The beds and drawers were
'nbed but no goods have been missed The
rance was effected by breaking ont a window
pulling back a bolt The job was done BY
me one who is evidently familiar with the
,tgmiSeS
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When you go to Philadelphia stop at
the Allegheny House, No. Sl2 and Sl4 Mar
ket street having been recently renovated.
Price only g per day. A. BECK,
March 9,'75-ly Proprietor
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Columbia county is a good place for some
things You can kill your father-in-law there,
AMI only be indicted for manslaughtcr. Sam.
ue Bogart tried it and it worked we'll We
suppose that the cooling off of mother.in-law
would be slight misdemeanor, and the man
would be let of with few words in the shape OF
a rpprimand II Le,vlSburg Chronicle
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District Deputy, A. Rice of Beaver installed
the following officers OF St. Johns Lodge, X. o
p, in this place on the Sd inst; c. c., w. X
R'nsrose; V. c., j. S. Phillips; p, w.
q dis; NJ, of F., Thos Webb X. of K. and S,
". L. Rinker; NJ. of F., u. Jones; NJ. A., NJ.
G. Crawford l. S, J. Jones o. s., r. Ed
wards.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Take Ayers Pils for all the purposes Of a purga-
tive for constipation, indigestion, headache and ltv
er complain. BY universal accord they the best
OF all purgatlyes for family use.
o
It is no wonder that invalids lose faith in specifies
when so many worthless medicines are advertised
for the cure Of various diseases, but which, when
tried are 'fouh& wanting" We have TO learn,how-
ever, Of the irst failure Of d. NstaTs Balsam Of
Wild Cherry to cure coughs, colds, and pulmonary
use 80 cents and 81 bottle large bottles much
the cheaper.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-01-07

New attractions at Rnssel's. A large as
sortment Of Holiday Goods, consisting Of
china mustache cups, china cups and sau-
GERS chiidren's toy sets, cologne sets, mugs,
vases mirror boxes, assorted toys, toy ewc.s
and basins, pitchers, patent flask, china can
Giesticks holy water fOunts, toy tastors,
tea sets and a variety of goods for every
body.
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Good wine needs no bush, and my goods
need no advertising" Good wine needs no
'h'A, but how are people to know that yours is
good wine"
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More 1aicrcs-We had supposed that about all
'e chickens on Third street below Market had
en- stolen, but four more were captured from
d hraham Fry on Saturday evening. Where are
our police? This business has become SO reg
tr that it is monotonons.
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Neal Mellugh, of Ebcrvale, fell into vel
ABOUT sixty feet deep, on Friday last, and won.
derlul to relate, escaped without sustaining any
cry serious injuries.
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NJ G. Sloan, of Bloomsburg, has been in
own several days this week. He disposed of
'erai of his fine sleighs to parties here and
the immediate vicinity. His work has such
reputation that it sells OH STANDARDIZATION
Htiaei.
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Christopher Little, of Pottsville has been 90.
scted as District Deputy Grand Master, A. Y
NJ, for the counties OF Columbia and Schuvlkill.
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For REST-A large new Store Room, Hall,
Dwelling apartments. New brick building
on Main street near Market Terms cheap.
Inquire of GEO W. STEINER
Dec 10, T5-tf
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Business Notices.

LosT.--A Cuff Button marked Marc"
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing it at the office of the COLOMBIAN.
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A large stock of Tobacco, of the following
brands, Peach and Honey, Golden Gun
Gondola, Bright Golden Government Bases
choice, Modoc in pals. 10000 cigars Of
different varieties Wholesale and retail, Con-
trctionary wholesale aud retail at VI. VI.
Russel's.
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SIABTowN.--There is something both lucky
az unlucky about that thriving town. Charlie
c. ,o< goes over there once and awhile. Some
": ks ago, jonrneying thither, he lost his pock-
e. book containing large amount OF money
near the Catawissa bridge, whilst returning from
there. 1t laid in the middle of the road. No
b,iy would pick it up because it did not belong
t, them, and he was compelled to go back and
get it himself lie started for the same place
last week, and, as usual, lost his pocket BOOK
again. Knowing the honesty of the people, he
made hi. usual visits, and on Sunday returned
an found it all right, in the middle of the road
o. the Fulling Mill Hill.
M,ra-Never carry pocket book with
money in it. If you do, drop it south of the
river.
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UPOIui
Blacksmith's Anthracite,
Donlesti,


and Limeburner's Coal,
Especial attention given to the prepara-
ton of coal before leaving our yards. Grain
and Lumber taken in exchange for coal.
Coal delivered to any part of the town at
short notice. Orders left at |, w. Mckelyys
store, or at oar office, will receive prompt at
tention. Office and Yards at William Neal
q Sons Furnace, East Bloomsburg. Your
patronage respectfully solicited.
COAL. I7-tf25l COAL
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Blue, Black, Brown and Red Velveteen
at &. G. Mars.
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TOWANDA BOOTS TOW ANDA BOOTS
The best and most reliable for every one
to buy. Try them. For sale at McKin-
ney's.
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Rip Van Winkle, at the Opera House last
Friday night, was the best performance of the
Kind that we have witnessed since the hall was
opened. j. W. Garner, as the jolly Rip Of l7GO
tai. His support was much better than most Of
the troupes that visit the country. Carners
manner ON the stage is perfectly natural and ca
~, The only fault that could be found with him
b 'ng that his tone was too low, in some parts,
to ne heard distinctly, Nevertheless, the play
was appreciated by the large audience present,
and the players met with frequent applause.
= he excellent orchestra which accompanies this
oupe added much to the pleasure of the enter
,o,nment We hope to see them all again.
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Rubber Boots at McKinney's.

FARMERS, ATTENTION. Russell takes Batter
Eggs Lard and Produce in exchange for good.
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Real Hair Switches at G. c. Mars, very
cheap.
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OVER-COATS! OVER. COATEi
For Men, Youths and Boy,
Grcat Bargains at
d Iowenbprg
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CLOSING HoURs.--We the undersigned,
do hereby agree to close our places of business
at the following hours: Seven (7)oclock, ex-
cept Saturday night until further notice;
|. w. McKelvy, l. W. Hartman, II. G..
Hartman, NJ. G. Britton, j. X. Eyer, l., +.
Whary, A. NJ. Rupert, A. c. Philips, c. NJ.
Girton, Lutz & Sloan, David Lowenberg,
Clark & Wolf, Philip Unangst, }. Schuyler
& Son, 5. II. Miller & Son, G. NJ. Christman,
A. J. Evans, l.. d. Kase, VIM. Kreamer,
f. Mendenhall, N. j. Hendershott, Meyer
Bros, c. A. Klein, NJ. Derickson, f. j.
Thornton, H. c. Hover, w. f. Hess.
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c. w. NEAL d BRO, spare no expense to send
out nice Coal. 32tf
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COAL
COAL.


G. w. NEAL & BRO, Wholesale x Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities OF
Red and White Ash Coal, at the very lowest
market rates Have constantly on hand large
| stocks of
Domestic
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For Mnce Meat, at 10 cents pound, and
fine lot of Christmas Cranberries 90 to
Russelrs.
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Mems and Women's arctics at +. NJ.
knorrs.
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All Coal slated and screened before leaving
the old established coal yard Of G. W. NEAL n
Bro. 32tf