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Court Advertisements.
QOUltT lMlOOLAMATIONr .
WnKnRAS.tholIon. William Elwell, President
Jndgo of tho Onutt of oyer nnd Terminer and
General -Tall Delivery, Court of linnrtcr Sessions
of tlto Penco nnd Court of Common Plea and Ot
phnn's Court In tho 20th Judicial District, com
posed of tlio counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
Wyoming, and tho Hon, Irnm Dorr nnd lsanos.
Momoo Assoclnto J ml bps of Columbia county
havo iMued their precept, bearing dale tbolllu
day of September, In the year of our lard, ono
thousand, eight liuudred nnd cvonty-ono,nnd to
medlroclcd for IioldtngnOourtof Oyer nnd Tor
mlncr nnd Uenernl Uunrter Sessions of tho Fence
Court of Common Pleas nnd orphan's Court, In
Rlnomsburg, In 'ho county of Columbia, on tho
llrst Monday, being I lie Bill day ot I'ebrunrj
next, to rontluuo two weeks.
Notlco Is hereby given, to tho Coronor, to the
Justice) of tholVnco, and tbo Constable of tho
HAld nnunlv of Columbia, thnt thev bo then nnd
there in tbotr proper person nt 1U o'clock In the
forenoon of said 6th day ol February with their
records, Inquisitions nnd other remembrances, to
dothoso things which to their olllcca appertain
to bo done. And thoso that aro bound by
recognizance, to prosecute nralnst tho prls.
oners that nro or mav be In tho Jail ot the
said county of Columbia, to bo then nnd
there to prosecute the-hi as shnll be-Just, Ju
rors are reaueatnd to be mmclual In their nttend-
auce, agreeably tothelrnollccs. Dated at lllooms-tr-
burg, the 80th day of Deo.. In tho year
I B, 1 of our Lord, ono thousand eight nun
Urcd nndsovcnty-ononud In tho ninety
fourth year of the Independence of tho United
awiDs ui Amenm, Avitun Bantu,
llloomsbrtrg, Jan. 8, 1872. Sheriff.
riUAND JURORS for FEURU-
V-S All XlUM, 1S7J.
Ilentnn-Qeo. II, Point, John II. Kceler,
Bloom John Leacock, Ueorgo W. Foster, I. W
Borwick-Joliu Eckert, William Stephens, J. W,
Dletterli-k.
Flshlngrreek-Jonai Doty, Daniel Smith, Lovl
Grecnwond-Ira D. Kline.
if5SV?tEJ,M. EPlir!'n Orchey,
MIOiin-(;barle Mowry, John llorrnaglo.
Maine Franklin Hhumivn.
Orange-Han laon J. Conner.
Pine Benjamin Wtutersteen, John Lore.
Scott J. D. Rice.
I 1ST op PETIT JUIIOIIS FOK
JL-I rJ.l)llUAl 1 KHM, 1X72.
FIRST WEEK.
Rloom-Cnsper Krcsslcr. Ed. Wnrdln, Daniel
..vj,.,nut4. .1, umiucrsiioii, .ionn voi
Brlnrcrerk-Prnnrls Kvans, J. C. Myers.
Berwlclc Uavll Rancher.
Centralla A. 11. l'Ytrtnpr. Wnv TWrw
Centreilteplion McOuown, James Kocher.
Catawlssa elms, (j. Hartman,SolomonShutuan.
Oouyngham I'cler Labv.
areenwrneM-Mntliuu Kramer, James Preston.
JohnMcKwen. '
Hemlock-Depuo rursoll. James float, Amos
llartman.
Jackson Wm. Young.
Locust Adam Johuson, John Snyder.
i,.?A",-R,.Scsr John- Oeorgs Hollenback.
Mlfllln-Snmuel Sm der. Daniel Heller.
Mndlson Wm. Johnson.
JIJIouryrrhU1P 1'"CU8t Evan Welllver, Isaac
Iloarlnncreek J. C. Myers.
, ,, SECOND WEEtT.
Bloom David Urobst, Ucorsa Yost, Sylvester J.
Faux, Peter Jones. David llctz.
Ilrlarcrcek Win. 11. llartman.
Heaver-Abraham Ulce. Nathan Drellender Jr.
v,r,yicfWm' 1 ugl,"' -w- Uucklnghara.
Centralla Joseph Freck.
Ontre M. M.IIIcks.
l rnuklln Jonathan Freman.
ll?2od,7Iohn,P ?f.m.mon. Oeorge Glrlon.
Tm,10Cl?7Wm MV M'e"e. John : llartman,
John ISolz, Amos Applemnn.
Jackson Theodore W. Smith,
locust DsnlelStine.Sr.
Jlinilp -Abrani Mweppenlielspr.JUchael Ftderor
Montoar-lKacJier Evans, W. ii. Monroe. ,u,'ru"
Madison Jj. A, V atson, Jacob llechtel, John M.
Sin lilt.
vi,.ii!??a,ntI0l?nhCr1wl'orJ.Jolm 0. MorJan.
Milne John MjNtisa.
Oranco Emanuel Snyder.
Scott-Wllllits llartman. J. II. Towntend.
Sugnrloaf-Alfred Harvey.
yiDOWS' APPBAISEMENTS.
The following appraisements of real and per
Bonal property set apart tj widows of decedents
have been filed In the office of the Iteglsterot
Columbia connty, under the Ilules of Court, and
wll) be presented for absolute conHrmatlon. to
less exceptions to such conflrmatlons are previ
ously tiled, or which all persons Interested In
said estates will take notice :
1. Widow or Peter Miller, latool Locust town
ship, deceased.
.V.'?ow, or J"ob Harris, lato of Hemlock
township, deceased.
1 Vldow.Jf A,bralmm Ynnhorn, lato of Hem
lock townsnlp, deceased.
4. Widow or Thomas KHushes.lato oIBlooms
burg, deceased.
6. Widow of Itlghter W. Bowman, late of Or
ange township, deceased,
,vWowJof relerlck Shaffer, late of Centre
township, deceased.
bJrgce
8. Widow of Moses Hartman, lato of Catawlssa
township, deceased. uuwum
v. W Idow of liphralm Evans. lain nf nnr PpoaI-
township, deceased.
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W. H. JACOBY. Itcglstcr.
Itpcrlsters Omcp.
llloomsuurg, Jan. 5, 1871
J EGISTER'S NOTIOES.-Notice is
Afcuwtuv Eiven ui an iccaiecs. creditors and
other persons interested In lie eslnU'?i""7.
spective decedents nnd minors, that tho follow
ing administration nnd guardian accounts have
been filed In the olUceof the Ueglster of Colum
bia county, and will be presented for conHrmn
tlon and allowance in the Orphans Court, to be
held In Bloomsburg.on Wednesday, the 7th day
or Feoruary, 1872, nt 2 o'clock lu the afternoon
of said day :
1. Tho account of David Vanhorn and John
B. Vanhorn, surviving executors or Cornelius
Vnnborn, late or Hemlock township, deceased.
2. The nccount or tienrge Markle guardian or
person and estate or Cclestla A.Markie.a minor
child of Jacob Markle, late of Flshlugcreek town
ship, df ceased.
3. The final accountof Daniel If. Hess, admin
istrator, tie bontt non of Eleazer II. Hess, late of
Centre township, deceased.
4. The account of Jacob Yeager, administrator
Sc., of Abraham Troxel, late of Locust town
ship, deceased.
6. Tbo final account of Freaa Brown, guardian
of the person and estate of Maggie A. Creasy
minor child oi li . W. Creasy, late ot Scott town
ship deceased.
6. Tho account of E. Marvin Tcwksberry, ad
mlnldrator or tho estate orillrain Cool, lato of
CatawLsi township, deceased.
7. The account of Samuel Dietterlch, adminis
trator oi Lnvina Hutchison, lato of Scott towu
bhlp, deceased.
8. The account or Jacob Wanlch, administrator
of Lrdla Wanlch, lato or Uloomsburg, deceased.
0. The account or Stephen II. .Miller, guardian
or tho person and estnto or Harriet Wanlch, a
minor child or Samuel W'anicli, lato of Hemlock
township, deceased.
10. The account or Jonathan Traub. Adminis
trator or Jacob Tranb, lato ot Bloom township,
deceased.
11. Iho flrstocconntoflllraralleeder.executor
or Jolm.Zelalsr, lutuol Fraukllu township, dee'd.
. . , W H.JACOUY,ltegster.
Kcglstcr's Office. )
Bloomsburi, Jan S, 1872, J
T 1ST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL
JU AT FEBItUAKY TEItJI, 172.
-uward McCall ct, al. vs. John Sweeney,
Oeorgo A. Frick vs. Thomas btackhouse.
Wllllaui Longenberger et. al. vs. Hugh Mcltoy-
nolds et. al.
Michael O rover's use vs. Savage &. Bright.
Mlchaul Urover's use vs. Savugo & Bright.
Joseph Miller vs. N. I,. Campbell.
Iiroomhall Co. vs. McNIncu & Bhuman.
Harvey C. Hess vs. Samuel Creasy adm'r.
Ulinll(.ttVnn.lnnvi ,lr..l l..ni7...
C'lemuel U. ltlckctts' adiu'r vs. David Sweeney
Thomis O'Conner vs. Rfftrlln nnnc.bln
I .vis J. Adams vs. Flshlngereos; School Dijtritl
William A. Cose vs. Bloom township.
O. U. Meltck vs. John Yo igcr'a ndin'r.
John KUno's i:e vs. W. 11. Yocum et al,
E. r'nttci thwalt vs. I'rod F, Mcrccron.
Franklin township vs. John Mclteynolds ct al
Danlei F. Seybort vs. Kllnelob a Walton.
A. W. Kramer vs. D. W. Bobbins.
Vaulah Ueece's adm'r s. w. a iiin
M,',cu,fS! M"'0 vs. l'hlladelphla Heading
ltall iloau Co.
Kodger Ulxou vs. riillidclphla & lleialug Hall
'It'll Uodci81"1" rj,ulIelI,nluoaiIln(s
J IUIuaioadConelly V' rlUaaolP1"a & "wading
Solomon iitney vs. William Walp.
Josenh fry vs. Hlitinn ni,.
William T. Shnman vs. Lackawanna A Blooms.
Daniel Snyder's uce vs M. C. McCollum et nl
K. J. ltlckctts vs. John Sweeney etai.
Uoorgo K. Hess vs. bosepn Welso et nl.
Kmeliuo Meusch vs. Levi Bred bender ct al.
lloart & Kramer vs. Willlsm Barber.
Mlcnael McManon vs. Nicholas Kindt.
A. W. Eaton vs. John L. Hosslor et nl.
A. W. Eaton vs. B. F. Warner et nl.
Joseph W. Eausey vs. John Mulligan.
Colutnbln Insurance Co. vs. J. M. Freck,
A. II. Stewart et al. vs Francoi B. Joly et al.
William Mllnes vs. Jonas Doty.
Andrew Crevcling vs. Thomas Trench.
Seremlah Hess' uso vs. John Hodman ct til.
rank K. hrockway vs. Danlei F. Heyberi.
J. l: Ltuncl's cx'rs vs. Anroii W. Hess ct nl,
Oeorge W. llaker vs. T. J. La wall et al.
Ueurge Wbltrooyer'ox'rs vs. John Stlncr.
A. Pardee Co. vs. Hugh W. Mclteynolds tt nl.
-m,f..r.-,iV'- ,HauvlUe' Haleton und
Susannah Ullbam vs. Martin M, llrobet
Mary Lltwetler vs. Aaron Smith,
James llrynut vs. Bloomsburg Iron Co
He ry Fry vs. Jacob Dleirentach. .
Mordlca Millard vs. Hugh Mclteynolds.
Thomas Williams vs. Jonn Cain.
DnnlolBoyervs. Wellington Yeager.
William Williams vs. Charles D. Fowlo.
Edwurd Tewksberry et nl. vs. Junto c. Hecdcr
et ux.
William II. Abbott vs. Ji B. Brobst.
Johu O. Jncoby vs. William Lleniens.
William Coleman vs. Howard Unities,
Ezra S. Lyons vs. Solomon Disk,
Jacob Bower vs. William Evans.
J. W. Masteller vs. William Williams.
TJOAD DAMAGE8 CONFIRMED
'rAenei? Mni!ifJm,UIby' 4taori 1101 W
lo u. p. Miner's heirs. Centre. m ni
To Mrs. Collins SalUti, Sucarloaf, u m
iJ'i'S PMbi1?!,,faUVle' ,lint Jtlco will bo
reason Is glyeu why tho samo should IU heal
lowed wo will tile exceptions to the same
Iload damogo is growing quite popular, tho
iiucttion U now.ls It alwarl Just. ve tUi tt
needs a chccki Wo uopo the people in the loca
(tie. lu whleh sucliclainage now Is or 1 erea?
may bo mimed, wilt give it due consideiaiinT,
nd J Ihev think any uch da"B ilioldSft
beullowcJ.we hopo lhat they will enter their
CYHUH IIOBBINS. )
Ji. J. JlKEDEH, !. Commls'rs
. , WM. SHAFFER. J --"nimisrs
Attest Wm. KiiicKBAUM.Clcrlr.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 6, lK72-2f.
Miscellaneous.
I. W"
NILES,
m u s 1 0 w a r,e n o o m s
A geuernt assortment of
MUStCAt, MERCItAHRlaH ALWAYS ON
11 AND.
VIOLINS,
CONCKHTI NAM,
KLAOOLET.1,
K1PKS,
DUUMS,
HAUMONICAS, 4c.
VIOLIN STUINa.'l OF TUB BIMT O.UAL1TY
TUB LATEST SIIEKT MUSIC.
PIANO AND 01M1AN STO0L3 ALL STYLES
AND P11ICE3,
A IIKTTKII ASSOUTMKNT UP OKOAXS
THAN CAN II K F(lt'NI)
i:i,amviii:itt:.
THE TEMPLE ANOCLIO OUQAN WHICH
HAS THE HWEEtKJT TONE THAT
CAN BE FOUND IN A
ItEKD OltO AN,
Call and cxaralno beforo nnrchastns cle
where. Wareroom Main Slrecf, below Market,
wii,iilu vuruu s lurniiure warerooms, niouius'
burg, Pa. ung.2i7My
A.
J. EVANS.
READY MADE
AND
CTJTSTOlVr 1VEA.IDE
CLOTHING.
HE HAS THE
FINEST GOODS, L.VTEST STYLES
AND EMPLOYS THE
it i: s 'i' w o k ai i: nr.
For good fits and promptness In filling ordtrs
Iheio Utho pines logo.
His goods are select! with eara nnd his Cus
tom Work will compare favorably with tho best
ell'orts of tho fashlouablo city Bonier.
HE KEEPS A LAUGE STOCK.OF
BOYS' AND CiriLDUEX'S CLOTHIXO
AND
kxts' t'yuxisKi.vc; GOODS,
(Vstniiishlntrlv T.ow lrina
jj C. HOWER,
has opened n first-clabs
BOOT, SHOE. HAT CAP, AND FUR STOKE,
nt the old stand on MalnStrect,nioomsburK.nfew
ilnnr. nltnvn Ihnrnnrt llnn.a ifia..t i. t7.
posed ot tho very latest and beststvlns mr nmr.
ed to the citizens or Columbia cmmtv. linmn
accommodate the publlowlththofollowlnggoods
at the lowest rates. Men'H hrjivf dnniitu Lniui
stoga boots, men's double and single tap soled
kip boots, men's heavy stoga shoes of all kinds.
men's Hue boots and shoes of all grades, boy's
doublesoled boots nnd, shoes or all kinds, men's
glove kid Balmoral shoes,men's, women's, boys's
and misses' lasting gaiters, women's glove kid
Polish very finc.wonien's morocco Balmoralgand
calf shoes, women's very tine kid buttoned gait-
.-to. lu nuui , uuuw ui LUI Ul'BmPUOHB UOIU Peg
ced and sewed.
He would also call attention to his fine assort-
lueui UJ
ATS, CAPS, FUKS AND NOTIONS,
which comprises all tho new anil nnnnin? vnri
etlesat prlceswhlchcannotfalltosultall. These
kwuu-, m-e uuereu at mo lowest cash rates and
will bo guaranteed to give satlstaction. A call
Is solicited berore purchasing elsewhere as It Is
believed that better bargains aro to bo found
tuiiu b uuy oiucr place in tno county.
Jan 111
jGENTS WANTED.
Oil EAT INDUCEMENTS I
MORMON! SM,
DESCniPTIVE OF
LIFE IN UTAH.
By n SISTEIt OF A HIGH PKIEST.ouo of his
victims, who has mado her cscapo niter n resl
dence of llftecn years among them. Her atlida
vlts to Ihp Oovernmont, crushing evidence
TronniUS.r
)!!,ni":. '"""SS dl'",losu''''s. Viola, aamaslnatiunl
... i'Ke. iiuiy illustrated.
!,IUi'1ars.'.Tcrn,f ,nna fuU rarticulars.scut free
on application eddress
,!rv,UKt ASnEAD. Publisher.
decM70-tf 711 Saiisom street, Philadelphia
JOENTS WANTED FOR
PHASES OF LONDON LIFE.
By D. J, KmwAW, the well-known Journalist,
THE VEKY LAltOIST COMMISSIONS PAID.
.Tlll?.,l,,ool.c nenutllul octavo of CC3 pages
embellished Willi mi moraring,. nnd a finely oi"
ecuted map of London, designed and executed
emVfLVr"',,11118 w,,,k ,,y. Eminent artists. It
coi tains a full, grnphlo nnd truthlul statement
or the AiwAj, Anrtlt nnd Hcmatlont of tho great
Mctropo s or the world. Address. b
,,I HF11';1,' ASHMEAD, Publisher
dcc22l,l.lf 711 Sausom Street, Philadelphia.
J.JINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE
THE SIMPLEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
USEI HAS HUT ONE NEEDLE! A
CHILD CAN KUN IT I
Designed especially for tho use of families, and
ladies who dtklro to knit for tho inarktl. Will
do cverj- Hitch of Ihe knitting in n stocking,
widening und narrowing ns readily as by hand.
liavo one.
We want an Agent in evciy low n to Introduce
and sell Iheiu.towhomwooirertheniost llbe"nd
Inducements. Hcmi fur nr eii.,L,,.fV.."f'
Stocking.' Address. ouiujue
JIINKLEV KN1TTINO MAI'llluven
nov. lu,'7My. liat'ir. iVo.
IOUN G. JACOUY'S
IJAKEHY AND CO N FECTI ON ER Y I
1IEHWICK, I'ENN'A.
The UUdersltrnffl u-nulil rffn-tirnltw uin..
the CtlUeus or Berwick, and vlclnlljvthat he
v4-vfc u wuii-uiiuuerj' uuuiaieery m
ODD FELLOWH' IIAUj,
Berwick. 1'ft-. vllirA lm la nrau,! Ia -,-..!.,
u II Irltwl J 7t I'vjjh IV IU1UUU
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FUENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESHO FUUITS
UKAKUhH, LEMONS, HAISINS
Ac., do,, Ac, &c,
1.V WHOLESALE AND It ETA I L.
cult, l-oda Craekers, Oyster. Crackers' Cheese
WjjapWHtlug I'aptr, Agrermeut l'apcrs, jiu.'
FISH AND OYSTERS,
And nrntlurfi nf nil klmlK. Vnuh n-,i .H
Cukftf every da v. Jte L'roumln atn v.,
jitttrouasjeUBoltcUed,
Berwick. Jan ni-tv JO"-'V.
ivvrhui fU1: u'ra'2iI KINDS OF
Bab oSV, ' A 'S.Vr'S .,'.?iy l!'..'u.nW..."d not
wA,'n0v".8 '! oyortintnt will bo found Cream
Nu , I.jigllli Walnuts, Peanuts. Almonds. Fll
berls. Hes, Apples Cocoa Nuts, Jellies of Ulller
ent kliiils, Miiktarcl. Catsup , Pickles, Chocolate,
Canned Fruit of nil k m iWn Mto.l.iT Hi.
Pat out Modiciuoo.
A
N APPEAL
To Debllltntctl Persons,
To DyRiioptlcn,
To BulTurcH from Liver Complaint,
To thoso linvliv no Apiiotlto,
MVi , l.., ...111. H..1...L 1. ...'. rt II
aw uiuau Willi lliuauil J7DWII 1-011311S
tutlons.
To Norvous pooplo,
To Chllilrou Wustltiir Awity,
To nny with DublUlnlcd Dlgoitlvo
urgans,
Or inhering with ny of theoltowlnp
Symptoms, which indicate Disordered
jjtver or Momaci,
such ns con
sllp.itlon, IuwnrJ
Piles. Fulnesf or
lllooil to Iho Head, Acid
ity or tho Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Hour Eruscltatlnns.sliiklngorFlut-tcrlngatthoPltnfthoStomach.HwIm-mliigot
tho Head, Hurried and DinieuU
Breathing, Fluttering nt tho Hoart, Choking
or Suirocatlng Sensations when In n Lying Pos
ture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs beforo
tlioSlRht,Fovcrnnddullpaln lu tho head,
Dellclcncy or Perspiration, Yellowness
or tho Skin nnd Eyes, Pain In tho
Side, Back. Chest, Limns, Ac,
Sudden Flushes or Heat,
Burning In tho Flosb,
Constant Imaginings
or Evil, and great
Depression of
Spirits,
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTER3.
A Hitters without Alcohol or Spirits of nny kind,
Is different from nil others. It Is composed of
tho pure Juices, or lKil Mnelplt of Hoots, Ittrbs,
and Jlarki, (or as medicinally termed Extracts,)
tho worlhlessor Inert portions or tho Ingredients
not being used, Tnereforo In ono llotllo of this
Bitters tnore is contained ns much mcdlclnnl
virtuous wlti bo round In several gallons of or
dinary mixtures, Tho Hoots, Ac, used In this
Hitters are grown In tlerniany. their vital prin
ciples, extracted in that country by n bolcntlflo
Chemist, nud forwarded to tho manufactory In
Ihlscltv, wnero llioyart) compounded nud bot
tied. Containing no spirituous Ingredients, this
Bitters Is tree from tho objections urged ngilust
all others: no deslro for sttmulauts can uu In
duced from their use, thov oennotmako drunk
ard, and cannot under nny circumstances, liavo
any but n beneficial effect.
HOOFLAND'S O.E11.UAN TONIC,
Was .compounded lor thoso not Inclined to
extreme bitters, nud Is Intended for uso lu cases
when some ntcohollo stlmutaut Is reqalrcd In
connection with tho Tonlo properties ol tho Hit
ters. Each bottlo of the Tonlo contains ono bot
tle or tho Bitters, combined Willi pure SANTA
CKUZ HUM, anil flavored In such n mannerthat
tho extreme bitterness of the blttors Is overcome,
forming n preparation highly ngrcciblo nnd
pleasant to tho palate, nnd containing tho medi
cinal virtues or tue Bitters. Tho price or tho
Tonlo Is SI.W per llotllo which many persons
think too high. Thoy must take lnlo considera
tion that the stimulant used Is guaranteed to be
of u puro quality. A poor nrtlclo could bo rur
nlshed at n cheaper prlco.but Is It not better to pay
nllltlo more and have, a good article 7 A medi
cinal preparation should contain nous bat tho
best lugrcdlents; nud thoy who expect to obtain
n cheap compound, and be benellltc 1 by It will
most ccrlalnly bo cho itcd.
HOOFLAND'S fJEUMAN BIT TE KS,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
WITH
HOOFLAND'S PODOPHVLLIN PILL,
WILL CUM! YOV.
They nro tho Greatest
BLOOD 1'UUIFIEltS
Known to tho Medical world, and will cradl
catn diseases arising from Impure blood, Debility
or tho Digestive Organs, or diseased Liver, in a
shorter tlmo than any other known remedies.
Tho wholo SUPItEME COUIIT or Pennsylvania
srEtic koh tiiese nEjir.niES.
Who would ask for inoro Dignified nudstronger
Testimony 7
Hon. aconan W. Woodwakd, jrmcr Chief Jus
tice oj the Supreme Court of Vennwhanla, a
present Member of Congress from rennsylccmla
iLTtlcs;
Philadelphia, March 10th, 1807.
I find "Hoolland's Qermau Bitters" is ngood
tonic, useful lu diseases or tho digestive organs,
and of grout benefit lncascsofdcbllltynnd want
of action In tho system. Yours truly
Oeoiioe W, WoonwAitD.
Hon. James Thomson, Oiief Justice ef the Supreme
Ourf of rcnnsjhanla.
PHlLAPELl'HIA, April 23, 1807.
I consider "Hoolland's German Bitters" n val
uable mcdlclno In caso of attacks ot Indigestion
or Dyspepsia, I can certify this rroni my expo
rleuco of It, Yours, with respect,
Hon. QEonan SnAnswoon, Justieeoflhe Supreme
Court of rentisylranta.
PuiLATJELrniA, Juno 1, 1S03.
I liavo lonnd by experience that "Hoolland's
German Bitters" is n very gooil tonic, relieving
dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
uuokue rsiiAuswoon.
Hon. Wm.
F. Ilogcrs, Mayor of the City of Huff ulo.
jy. r,
Mayor's Olllce, Buffalo, Juno 22, 1S03.
I havo used "Hoollands Ocrraan Bitters nnd
Tonlo" in my family during tho p ist year, nnd
can recommend them ns an excellent tonic, im
parting tone nud vigor to tho system. Their use
has been product Ivo or decidedly beneficial
effects. Wm. F. ltorjEits.
Hon. James SI. Woud, lU-Mayor of miltamiport
Ta.
I take great pleasure In recommending "Hoof
land's German Tonlo " to nuy one who may bo
alllicted with Dyspepsia. I hnd tho Dyspepsia so
badly It was impossible to keep my iood In my
stomach, nnd I became so weak as not to bo able
to walk half nmllo. Two bot ties nr'i'nnloi.mwteii
a perfect cure. James M, Woon.
iti:Mi:um:it
THAT
HOOFLAND'S GEIIMAN BITTKUS,
anb
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
Will Cure every caso of
M A It A S M U S,
Or Wnstlng nway ol the' Body, '
HEStEilHER
THAT
HOOFLAND'S QEItMAN REMEDIES
Aro tho medicines rnn rnnlrn in ,M,-tr.. it.n
Blood, oxcile tho torpid Liver to healthy action,
and to enable you to pass salely iln iugh nny
hardships or exposure.
BIS. HOOFLAND'S
O I) O P II Y L L
I N
Substitute von Mkkcuky I'ill?.
two nlls a noss.
'Jhe most Powerful. Yet Innocent.
Vegetable Cathartic- known.
Tt ia tint. nnfiAcgAfif In tnlrn n I.sh,III.I ti
Pills to nroduco the desirni ,m ,.t. "i ! :
actqu ekly nnd powcrlully, cleauslngtho Liver.
Stomach and Bowels or all impurities Tho
principle Ingredient is Podophylli ii, orthe Alcej.
liollo Extract of Mandrake, which Is by many
tiroTlandrakT
tho Liver, cleaning It speedily rrom nil obstruc.
lions, with nil Din mwar ri M.... ...
from tlio Injurious rcaiilts attached to Uu, use of
r or uu diseases in which the me of a calharllo
J ludlcaled, these pills will give eutlre satlstac
tion in every caso. They NBVEK 1'All"
Jn cases ot Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
extreme costlvoness, Dr. JlooilauuVuerinau
!iil,'ie5 or'f.oul?,"1,ollm be UioJ conuectlon
with tho Pills. Tho tonlo effect of tho Hitters or
.ml'iH.1"! Usnpthesystem. Tho Bitters or Tonlo
?r,'2f.; V,10 1 '!,0. "rcngthens tho Nerves, uso-
andvl"goV.'U ""J BlVC" Btreu"'' "'"fny
i(,nici!.Kur Ilowela Ilctlvo wl" "'0 PIUs, nnd
m ?,.!'1' u'e ynn with Bitters or Tunic and
you aU tvUlUl Ul holJ or ovtu tt"11
"c''"t that It is DK. HOOFLAND'S QEIt
CHAS. N. KVAKH, Proprietor.
These Remedies are for tale by 'Druggists
Storekeepers, and Medicine Dealers every wit o
MAN Iteinodlesthat are souulvtrsally used and
i'lsWy recommended! and dovuo allow 1 be
iarer"roltJou lu" U"causo " ,uakc
Thcso Remedies will bo scut by express to
f,1yr tXl.ur'.'1 "Pl'Hoatlon to ft," "ill NON
PAL OFFICE, at tho OEltMAN mmiiiimniJ
STOltB. 03 Arcll St., Philadelphia. MHUll'1NI''
Hail Rondo.
T AOKAWANNA AND
llLorm.q.
JL-I 1
ntllttl ItAtl.llOAll
On auilvftrNor, S7, 1871, Passenger Trains will
rnn ns follows I
(lolna North.
. OolngRonlli
Irfavo Leavo
Arrivo Arrlvo
n. m.
p.m.
I, 11
II. 62
Horanlon
Plttslon ,
p, in, a
... II. in
.., 8.18
10.05
10.3
2.11
2.33
2.10
3.C8
8.91
3.57
Kingston 1 St
W.Darro0'ii
8,31 U3I
11.00
Plymoutli 8.1.1
shlckshluny..., 7.30
Berwick 7.3.1
Bloom .,. 8.05
12.21
uoo
11,80
11.11
uauviiio..,
1D.S0
4.27
llontirtr.t Inn mail, nl Rf.ctit am littil.nln 11. m
train for Great Bend, lllnghamtou, Albany nnd
all points North, East nnil West.
D, T, BOUND, Bnp't.
N'
ORTIIERN
CENTRAL
WAV.
RAIL
On nnd after Nov. 12tU 1871, Trains
will
lenvosuNnunr ns follows i
NOKTHWAUD,
12.W p.m. Dally toWllllamniort, Elmlrn. Canau-
dnlgim, ltoclioster, lluUalo, Siupouslon Bridge,
nud N, Falls.
12.1)1'. M. Buffalo, N. Falls, jte.
0.60 P.M., Dally, (except Sundays) for William
sport nnd Erlo,
J,53l',rrM." Un,uf,' (oxcoptSundayal for Elmlra,
Buffalo and Niagara Fall, via. Erlo railroad
rrom Elmlrj.
THAIN8 SOUT1IWAKD,
1.17 A. M. Dally for Baltimoif, AVashlnglou and
Philadelphia.
10.0 A. M. Dally (except Sundays) for Baltimore
Washington nud i'nl'.t ijlpuis,,
iMr,l Va,"?'.'0:tcoul 1)11,1,1 W) '"f Baltimore
Philadelphia, Ac.
, EO. S. YOUNG,
General Pnessuger Agcnl,
ALFRED IU FISH Geu'L ll'lt)'!,
QATAWIfSA RAILROAD.
1811. WINTtll Altlt YNTJEMENTS,
1871.
Passongor Tn Ins on till
OWS!
.'Ml will run ns lol.
Mall South.
Lv. 0.1X1 n,m
" 0.11 "
" 10.IS "
" 1D.57 "
" 11.11 "
" 11.21 '
" 12.21 "
" 12.ill p.m.
st mo S3,
Willi imipirl,
M uiii.y,
Mlltfin,
lMuvllio,
Itupert,
lULlWlsHl,
ItlnrMiwu,
Mail Aor
Lv, 0.2i)p. m
, 5.H "
" 0.02 '
" 4.W "
" 4.01 "
" 4.00 "
" 2.55 "
" 2.2) "
(iiruiiiiir,
Oualcake,
1.IKI
1,30
4M
3.1
7.W
1.21
2.31
5U3
2.55
5.30
2.10
1.11 "
12.51 "
10.10 a.m.
h;mv .Tmii..
"DlnoTumaqua, Dluo.
" Heading,
I'OllSVlllO,
" l'hlladelphla, " 8.1? "
"dlnoMuuch Cnuiiit, dlno" l.m n m
" Bethlehem, 12.00 uoou
" Phlla.vlaBeth'lchom, tf7i5 nm
" Boston, " n.'is .i
Now York.lt. Liberty st.,
vlnL.i6S. It. It. o.oo "
0,5
5..VJ n.in.
XJ. villlGVibll, " U.OJ
Boiton,
0.00 p.m
-tot
AC03I3IOaJATIO.V 'J'SSAI.V.
STATIONS,
South,
fl.ot' p, m,
6.11 "
5.31 "
6.18 "
0.20 '
0.3S "
0.15 "
7.1) "
8.03 '
8.10 "
Noi'tll.
0.25 a. til
0.11 "
8.40 '
8.(1 "
8.10
7.52 "
7.41 "
Wllllamsport
Moutonrsvlllo
Halls
Money
Allen wood
NcwColumbla
Milton
Dnuvllla
ltupcrt
Catawlssa
0.60
0.27
0.20
An additional train ltaves Depot nt Herdlo
House, Wllllamsport, 7.W A. M in conuccllon
with trains from the wost-for Milton, Pnilatlel.
phla.Now York.lloston and Intermediate points.
Hoturnlug, loives Milton at 5.10 r. ji making
diroct couiioctlou at Wllllainspart with trains
rjr tho west.
GEO. WEBB, Sup't
READING RAILROAD.
SUMMEIt AKItANGEMENT.
Monpay, May 15, 1871,
Great Trunk Lino rrom the North nnd North
w,Sst fofPulladeliihla.Now York, Heading, Polta
ville, Taninona, Ashland, Shamokin LTebanon
Al entowii, Easton, Ephrnta, Lltlz, Lancaster
(Columbia. Ac.
Trains leavo Hnrrisburg for New York, ns lol
lows: At 2.40, 8,10, n, m., nnd 2,00 p. m con
necting with similar trains on Pennsylva
nia Hallroad, and arriving at Now York al
10,05, a. m., 3,60, and 0,30 p. m. respectively.
Sleeping cars accompany the 2,10 n, m. train
without change
Returning: Leave Naw Vnrlr m onn- m n.i
12.30 noon and 5,00 p. m. Philadelphla'at 7.3d, b.80
... .u, unu w.uv ui. o.viiiiii; curs accomnanv
tho 5.00 r.m.. train Irom N y'wiuihiuT .
Leavo Hnrrisburg lor Heading, Poitsvihe, lii.
maqua, Mliiersvllle. Ashland, Shamokin Al-
leuLuwu uuu iuiiuu.uk o.iu a. m., nnd 2,00 and
4,05 p.m., stopping nt Lebanon and principal way
stations: thol.Oj p.m. train connecting lor l'hll'a
Pollsvlllo and Columbia only. For Poltsvllle
Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkill
uuuuo.1UvUu..uu ,wuiuuu,ieLivB xiarrisuurg ui
tl.40 11. m.
East Pennsylvania Haliroad trains leavo Bead,
lug lor Allcutonu liiston und Now York at 1 32.
10.30, a. in., and 4.05 p. m. llelumlng, leave
am' 8.J5 n. in. ' ' '
Way Passenger. Train ieaes Fhiladeluhla at
7.30 a.m., connecting with similar train on liasl
l u.. iniiiuuu inumiii iruiu i.eauingat 0,20p. m
stopping at all stations. '
Leave roitsvn lu nt 0.00 a.m.. nn,i "si .. ...
Horudon at 10.00 a. in,, Shainoklu at S,l0undTl,13
u. 11,., Bumuu ub i,uj u.Ill. uuu iz,4j noon Alah-
nnoy Clly ut 7.1a u. in. nud 1.2J p. m. Tamanui al
8.3 j a. m., and 2,10 p. m. lor Philadelphia, Now
York, lleadtliir. Hnrr Uhurf x-n '
LeiLVO PottSVlllU Via belllivllrlll nn.t Jri,ni,L
hanua Kallroad at8,15 a.m. lor Harrlsbure. and
11.4b a. m for Pine Grovo nud Tremont,
Heading Accommodation Tram leaves Potts,
vllle at 5.1(1 a. m., passes Beading at 7,30 u. in., nr
riving tit Philadelphia ot 10.20 a. m. Heturnlng
leaves Philadelphia at 6,15 p. m., passing Bead.
lugat7.5jp.in.1nrrlvlugiiil'olLsvilii nt ii m m
Pottstown Accommodation Tralu.leaves Potts
aMafpam a-m"rotllrulnl.'. "aves Philadelphia
,Sll!Slb1?,iIin,yroad,Tr'!l.n? lcavo Heading at
terVcoln'mma Tcr; "1.
Perkioiften Ball Iload Trains leavo Perklomen
Jnncl Ion at 7.17 0,05 a. m., 3.00 A 0.00 p. m. roturii-
iub: itavo ocuweuKkvino at 0.30, 8.10 n.in., 1250
i T.?.i ,....K,.:,,l ecvmg wuu similar trains
w i.uuuiuu lUllUIWU,
Colebrookdalo Ballroad trains leavo Pottstown
at.10a.m, & l.l5 0.lMi.in,returnlng leave Mount
Pleasant at 7.00 and 11.25 n. in.,3.W p.m, connect
Ins wlln slm ar trains on Heading Hallroad.
c7,ct",y,,lley Itallroad Trains leavo Biidgc
port nt 8,30a. m. and 2.05 and 6.52 ii. in. returning
leave Dowuluglou at 0.40 a.m.; 12. 15 noon and
toas wllu slm,lar taiMm
Ou Suudai-s, leave New York nt 5,00 p.m. . Phil
Phla nt 8,00 a.m. nu.1 3,15 p.m (tho s,uo a.m tralii
riinn ngouly tolteadlng;)icavePottsvlllo8,Wa.nS
Harrlsburg nt 2.40 a. m. and 2.0O p. m. nu3
leave Allentown at 4.23 and b.M p. m.. and leave
Heading at 7.15 a. in, and 0.60 p.m, for Hairls
burg, at 6.00n. m. for Now York, at 7.20 a.m .for
Pllliadcdphla1 a" m al5d 4MV-m ,0'
Coiiiiiiutnjjon, Mlleege. Searon, School .ua
Excursion Tickets lo ami from all points. Vc-
tMpsaeu ilif i;e.l Idrt
each pasuer
uUi 010 p.tnnd ,ii..ed
F. WO11TI EN,
a Hug, Mii.'li'ry,
.. As-l. -nut
Heading, Pa., Apt 11 J, 1871
HEAD QUARTERS
FOR
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS,
IS AT
E. M. KNOKR'S
CITICAPIiST AND HEST
Tlio County Affords
AT
OAS II PRICES
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
IN BOOTS AND SHOES THIS FALL,
Come anil Examine
Eofovo Purchnsiiig Elsewhere,
E. M. KNOllll,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
September 8 1871-tf.
s
LATE ROOFING,
EV1HT
VARIETY
MOST FAVORABLE RATES.
JOHN THOMAS, ABD OABPKR J, T1IOMAH
Jiifn W Blooinshnrg, Pa.
MiscollauoouB.
jyriLLER'S STORE.
B. II. MILI.KIt A SON,
liavo removed their Store to tho room formerly
occupied byMrjiulcnhall.on Malhstroet, Blooms
burg, nearly opposlto tho Hplseopal Church
whoro thoy nro dctermliicdloscllon nsmodornlo
terms ns can bo procured else where, Thler stock
comprises
fjADIKH' BIUMS 000U3
of tho choicest stylos and latest fashions, together
with n largo assortment of Dry Goods nnd Urn.
corlcs, consisting of the followlngai ticks
Cnrpots,
Oil Cloths,
0II18,
CnssimcrcRi
Shawls,
Flannels,
Silks,
Whlto Goods
Linens,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
llollowware
Cedarwnrn.
lluoensware, Hnrdwurj
Hoots and Shoes,
Mali and Cain
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
tiooklug-uiastcj,
Tobacco,
Coabo,
Sustars,
Teas,
Hlco,
Allspice,
(linger,
Clun&mon
Nutmegs
AND NOTIONS ClENKKAI.LiY.
In short, everything usually kept In country
tores, to which thoy invito tho attention oftho
public generally. Tho highest price will bo paid
for country produco in oicnange for goods.
S. H. MII.LEltftHO.W
Bloomsburg Pa.
JEW 8T00K OF OLOTIIINQ.
Fresh arrival of
PALL AND WINTER GOODS
DAVID LOWENllEIlO
Invites attention lo his ulock of
CHHAP AND PASIIIONABLK CLOTIIINQ.
nt Ills store on
MalnKlroel, InShlvo's block, 0110 door West o
v. v. ...ii.i d siuru,
Bloomsburg, Pa.,
whoro no has Just recelvod from Now York and
ruuauoipmn n run assortment of
MHN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
including 1110 most fashionable durable, and
uanusomo
, , DRI-13S GOODS,
consisting of
BOX, SACK, KOCO, UUM.AND OIL-GLOTH
COATS AND PANTS.
ofnllfcorts.slzesnndcolors. Ho has also repleu
lsnen his already largo stock pr
FALL AND VINTLB SHAWLS,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
HANilKEllOHir.PS. OLOVEH.
susPENUKna. and PAjffiY AitTrni.ru
He nas constantly on hand 11 largo and wcll-se-
'eclcd assortment of
CLOTHS AND VE3TING3,
which he Is prepared to mako to order Into nny
kind of clothing, on very short notlco, and In the
best manner. All his clothing Is mado to wear,
und most of It Is of homo munufnct.ire.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
oi every description, flue nnd choap. His case ol
fowelry Is not surpassed in thlsiplace. Call and
oxnmlno his general assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELRY, AC.
octl3'71 DAVID LOWENBERG.
Till: INGREDIENTS THAT
COMPOSE ROSADALIS nro
published on cvci y package, tlierc
foro It is no( a scirct preparation,
consequently
rilTSICIAXS TKKSCniBE IT
It is a certain cure for Scrofula,
Urrl,l. jn 1 !, form. Hl...n,.
Usui, bkm Diseases, Liver Com
plaint and all diseases of tho
blood.
OUK E0TTL3 OP I103ADALIS
will do inoro f;ood than' ten bottles
of tlio Sjrups of Sarsaparilla.
THE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS
liavo used RcwaJalis in tlicirpractici
for tlio past tlirco years nnd freely
endorso it sa rcliablo AHcratlra
and lilood Purifier.
DR. T. C. J'COIl, of Balllmcie.
im.T.J.HOVKt.V, "
1)11. It. W UAltlt. "
nil 1 n nivvirn. i.
DIt. J, S. SPARKS, of Nlcliolasvllle,
Ky,
DR. J. L. JIcCARTHA, Columbia.
s. r.
DR. A. 11. NOBLES, Edgccomli, N. C.
USED ANB ENDORSED BY
J. B. FRENCH & SONS, Pall River.
Mis.
F. IV. SMITH, Jackson, Mich.
A. I' WHEKLEII, Lima, Ohio.
11. kali,, l.lmii, Ohio.
CRJ.VEN & CO.,(iordonsillle, Va.
SA.U'L. O. McPADDEN, JIurfrecs.
boro, Tcnn.
Our spaeo wlllnot allow of nny 0x4
tended remarks in lcl.itlon to tho
ilrtucsof Rosadalls. Totho llcdtci
Piofcssion ire Guarantee a Pluld
trace superior to any tlicy haio ever
usej in tho treatment of diseased
Illoodi and to theallllcted wo say try
Rosadalls. and inn ulll ln rr.tn-r..i
to health.
RosaJaJs Is sold by nil Druggists,
prleo 01.JO per bottlo. Address
3, CLEMENTS li CO.
-IfanuAicirfii Chtmistt,
BxiTiuoac, Mo.
JALTIMORE PIANOS.
Wo resnpf.! fullw .... ..
SS' '" PuF0,inso our ,unku ot Pianos. Wo
SI2,S - n ,,tunt w.a cnn 8,vo satisfaction lu
every caso. Ourworkmcusklliruland cxperlen
S? ii,l!a,XrM!,uler lue Peuhalsnperlnteudenco
or tho lnenibors of our llriu. Wo use only the
best seasoned timber, nnd the material In gone.
fS,vni' 5l. "'"" without exception
'? ra!eu.t. agrulles arrangement throuch-
to!, I f . " i" "le "Pinion of tho most compe
tent Judges Is pronounced vuluablo, Bv this lm. 1
Cf.J,S','!,;n,t n 'iano u mml more dmable and )
keeps t o to io longer. We claim for our i!,i,.
J.. .'i ,.l"a.t, ;!lcynro second to none, nnd thoy
fm'i ;o"e essential clemenls 11 at constf
i?rmUM,rr)vor,Um.';u,ll"l, Wo will give a
i,.' Coniiab 1' HKiaiAK, member of our firm
will visit Bloomsburg four times u year trV:
pair unu attend to tuning of all Pianos. In the
nv..v.uut .nr. rKiaiAW,air. i. lv, MILLEH Will
atteud to onr businoss In Bloomsburg and is
i.cumm euiicib uruers.
0 can glvo the very best references.
UAEHLE&CO.
. . . . Baltimore. M. D.
1. jv. juili.eii, Dealer In Pianos, Organs and
Melodeons live octavo and live stop Jrgans ol
tho best make, Bold at $111). Terms easy, uue 21
A GENTS WANTED FOR
A VERY BUI'ERIOR BOOR,
"BOW IN THE CLOUD."
Edited by Rt. Hey. wm. BACON BTEVENS,
n .,.. ...... .1;!.U".L'JL'. ... .
!o.ung,heourcm
It Is n Uem among books. y.ion's Herald.
frni,, ,l,A a, nVi"".S"'.'.Vl. ever issil eel
tor. v..vaU jMi-oo i) uicnjnan ana JtejteC'
u" ' uoou of surpassing beauty. X, 1", OS-
A LOVELY HOOK roil A HOLIDAY OIFT.,
C11i,.cl-,,eJ wlUl w. "WliHe gems of poetry,
l-lrst-class Agentsnromaklugsiotolainerday,
iiicuiow, jermj extra. For Circulars uddross,
J 1 1 1 It It A If 1 1 iinu t..i.n.,. '
Ucc 87Mf 72a Banhoia tit., jViilfa.
YALUABLK PHOPEUTV FOR
-..huviiudu niiiiiuic iu reiiru irom UUSN
riess now oilers at private sale his eutlre proper
ty situated In Oraugevllle. tonslstlug ol a one
half Interest lu the welt known
FOUNDRY AND AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
together With thn T?nMnA Tntli.,. ,.l
chlnery beloncluir ti. tim unmn nun ,i,A
stock now on band, together with a valuable
pair of horses, and the wagons, sleds, Harness,
....... . .. .uu uu which is erecteu agood
frame dwelllnff. nUn v.mD.Avn n-n- i..zr
ii! ,lTt Ij?u, PrPf ''y. obou' ten o' W1"0U are
cleared, the balance timbered,
j-riccs rcasonauie, j-ossosslon given at any
time tOBlilt. mirn mtnp. A .T. JT.V ZV
WILLIAXf unilltvr.vii
" . j '' V n' ur nuiiruNK.
oct, 6,7Mf.
Oran Seville. Columbia co.'rn.
UlAdl I
Drugs and Chomioals.
A GI1EAT MEDICO. ..
Dr. WArnnr.'- - ..
YINEG-AR jjjii. no
4$ Hundreds cr'Ihovi'.u. ids SJI,,
"g DcartPStlmenrtMliflfWcni'cr.
WHAT ARE THEV? Ici1
5
a
TREY ARE NOT A V1LP. M 2 B
FANCY DRINK. ?
Hulecf Foor Itnm, Whiskey, Proof flrlrlin
und Ilcfuso Jdnuurs doctored, iplccd end sweet
ened to plc&J&tlia tutc, called "Tonics,"" Appetiz
ers," " Kcetorcri," 4C, that lead tha tippler cn lo
drunkenness and rata, bot aro a Iroo Ucdlclnc, tnndo
from tbo Katlro Boottana Bcrbsof California, freo
from nil Alcohvllo Stlmnlnnle. Thcysro lbs
(1UEAT BLOOD PUHlPIBIt nnd A J.irE
(1IVINO PlllNCIPLr.apcrfcct Renovator and
Invlgorator of tho EyEtcn), carrying elf all poisonous
natter and restoring tho Hood to a licaltbr concUttoa.
J;o person caa talto facto Bitten accoriucg to direc
tion and rcmnlnlons unwell.
61U0 wlllbo clvcnforaa lncaraMoctee,rroildcd
tbo bones aro not destroyed by mineral poisoa or
other means, and tha vital organs vsstcd beyond tlio
point of repair,
Pur Inflnmmntory nnd Clircnlo Illiccmn
tlani nud Clout, Di'speprln, or ludlccslloD,
Bilious, Hcciliiciitnndlnlci'mlttcnt 1'cvcra
Dlrcnfit-sof tholllood, l.lvcr, ILldneye, nnd
lllnddcr, tacso Bitters tavo been laott sccccce
ful. Such Diseases nro canscd ly Vitiated
Blood, wblch U generally prodaccdbyleran:cmcr.t
cf tbo Dlgcsllvo Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Oil 1NDIRESTION, lletd
nclic, rain la tbo Cbonldcrs, Conel.i , Tlgbtncts of tbo
Cbcst, Dizziness, Four Btcetatlons cf tho Etomneh,
tii tests la tbo Hoctli, Il.'.loas Att:cts, Palpitation
cf Ihollsart, laHainrctllca of tlio Lucgc, Pain In tbo
irtrloLS cf tbo Bldnc s, and a bandrccl other painful
t; i-rtv-t-s, tro tbo ef.srrlnto of Djrrcrtla.
lryluvlsort3 tbo Gtcniacli and tllaialato tba tor
I ldllvtrtid towels, which render them of nncqualled
tacncyla cleansing Ibotloodof all Impurities, and
Imparting new Ufa and vigor ro tho wholo srstcm.
1'OIi Sti 1 N DISEASES, rrnptlons, Tetter, Salt
Mietw, CUttbis, tpots, rimplcs, I'cEtnlce, Bolls, Cer-laacl-s,!drg-V,"orms,
CcclJdlcad, Eoro Eycs,r.risln.
elas,ltoh, fcutfj, Elscolorntlona of tbo EUn, Uamors
end lU,cari3 cf tbo Lkln, of whatever namo or nataro,
tro literally dug r.p and carried oat cf tbo system la a
chert tlrno by tho nso of thcso Bitters. One bottlo la
cueli cases Mill convince tho noet lacrcdnlocs of their
curatlvo effect.
Clcanso tbo Vitiated Blood whenever you And Its
Imparities bursting through tbo skin la rimplcs, Erop
tlons or Gores 1 clcanso It when you find It obstructed
and sluggish la tho veins 1 clcanso It wheo It Is foul,
end your feelings will tell yoawhen. Eocp tho blood
puro and tbo health of tho system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, larking In tho
system of so many tbonsands, aro effectually destroy
ed and removed. Por full directions, read carefully
tho circular around each bottlo, printed la four Ian
guages Eugllsh, German, Trench and Spanish.
J.WALEEn, Proprietor. B. H. McDONALD ft CO.,
Druggists and Ocn. Agents, Can rranclsco, Cal
' and S and SI Commcrco Street , New York.
CV60LD BT ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAIXB3.
23'7C-tf
To any person producing any Medlclno show
lnrr'bnlf as manv llvlnrf. nermaneilt cures as Du,
Ftileh's VraaTAiiLE Rheumatio Rf.meuy.
Used Inwardly only, A pleasant Medicine, freo
Iroin injurious drugs. Wnrrnnted, under oath,
to have permanent ly cured Do In every 100 patients
treated lu the past ten years. (Seo testimony.)
It Is the scientific prescription of Professor Jos,
P. Filler, SI. D.,n graduate of the University ol
Pennsylvania A. D. 1S3.1, now 0110 of Philadel
phia's oldest regular physicians, and Professor ol
Chemistry nnd Toxicology, who has mado
Neuralgia, Chronic nnd Inflammatory Rheuma.
tlsm the speciality of his entire professional
life a fact 1
t vouched for by tho signatures accom-
nan villi? ei.ph bottle, nrniunvnrominent renown
ednhvsTclaus.clercvmen. ami other testimonials.
To protect sutrercra from poisonous ouaek 110s-
lu'uu, uaKlvaa A ( t'UU It 11 1 O Ol IMOUcy, li H'Sul
signed gunrantee,stntlngcxact numberof bottles
warranted to cure, will bo forwarded grntls to
any smierer sending by letter a full description
of nllllctlon. In case til failtiro to cure, amount
paid positively refunded. Medicine sent nny
whero by express, collect on delivery. Alllicted
Invited to wrlto lor advice; all Information and
medical advice seut by letter gratis. Principal
office, 20 South Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Remedy Is sold or obtained by Druggists.
mar2l'71-lv
JN
SUitANOE AGENCY.
Wvomlnn
211.010
1,1)00,01 lu
4,0il0
3to,ono
4W.000
1.100,000
1,000.00
330,000
570,01'0
50O,ll
lOO.OHO
Mutual.
1,(00,11(10
Etna A. ,
Kulton N. Y.
North America
Clly
International N.Y
Niagara N. Y
Merchants
Hprlngilohl
IinrtyiiiN1 llntivlll K V
iauv cuv
Danville. Horse Then
Atlantic, N. Y
Uermanfa, N, Y
KREAS BROWN, Aiienl,
iui2l'7l-ly,
11LO0 MHUtTKf Pa.
THE NATION
Its Rulors aud Institutions.
IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN.
Nothintr llko it. Rtrlltfis fivervtifidr nq lnt. tl
book they iicctl. It is no Kncyclopjetliii of tlio
Goverumcut. Hlncfe naces lu it. ure ot tbem.
selves worth tlio pricou! tlio book. Over SOQpagcs
umivmy c-. jw. uitu iiurrciti lur canvassers
Indies aud uentlouion XiiniUTa. tcachom nud
Biuuuuis, una agent looKioorucrs mil jew unjt,
tctth ctruclar alone, before the book aprcarcitt $t)
a any cnu bo cleared iu fair territory, write at
onco tor circular ami information, NKw
wuuld runiisiii'ci uu,, Cor. 7tu mm Mar
ttei niruuis.i'iiiiuufipuui, qku u,'iiy,j
QHESTER S. FURMAN,
UAllJil'iSa, HADULiE, TRUNK
MANUFACTURER.
and dealer In
CARPET-BAGS, VALISES, FLY-NETS,
BUFFALO r.OBKS, IIOISSE-I1LANKETS AO.,
which he fools confident ho cnu sell at lower
raio man anv oilier nersiiii. in thn nminttr. r.r.
amine for vourselvoH.
nuop opposite iuo t'ost uuioo, main Hireet,
iiuuuiauuitl, l it.
iVUg. o, 1A,U.
yULOAN WORKS,
DANVILLE PA.
WILLIAM II. LAW.
Manufacturer nf Wrntlirht Iron ltrMirno Ilnllnvu
Gasholders, Fireproof Buildings. Wrought Iron
ivuijuuu, miming 1'ramos, 1'iooring nnu noors,
rarill Ulltes mill I.uieltiir. n so wrnnnh rmi til.
lng, Slacks and nil kinds of Smith Work, io
..cin.iia inuiniMiv uiieiiuuu tu.
ti. li. Drawings nud Estimates supplied,
oct:7'71-!y.
TlTAGAZINES, DAILY it WEEKLY
XJL l'AI'UHS Ur ALL KINDS
AT THE HOOK BT0I1E OPPOSITE THE COUIIT HOUSE.
Also nu assortment of rortcmonnales, Pass
..uuua out. mi.uuu, xjuwan, uuiisillUliy UU I1IIUU
Books lint on haml nhtnttif,,! nn clim-t ,wttin
New Books nro constantly being added to the
" Bloomsburg Circulating Library." Among tbo
latest aro "Oullt and Innocence," "Motherless,"
, Mir Harry," " Hot Spur of Huuiblethwnlt," and
,-iuniuent." eic, nprH.'Tl tf
Hotels.
MONTOUR HOUSE
HUPilHT, PA.
WILLIAJI BUTLER, Proprietor,
This House having been put In thorough repair
Is now open for the reception of guests. No
,.....,. ,. u lu ciuuru iuo peuect coin-
fort of the travelers. Tun lrn,.riaf...
share of l'libllo patronnge. The bar will bo
JaCuP71 meS W B"8 u1"or8 Blld cluara-
ENTON HOTEL.
W. F.PIATT, ProjniPtor,
BENTON, COLUMBIA COU.vTY. PA.
ThtS Well kllflWll llnnm l,n I ... t
i!uiK??b riS,,a'r ! uc!w l"-'u ff reception ol
M,l"?,?tV No !"" 1'ayo beon spared tu ensure
the nerfect comrnrt nf mi.i. im. Hnna,nM
r.r, , tnojioteito iiioomsuurg
and ntermedlate points on Tuosday, Thursday
aud Haturday of each week, (Jan P1871
fJIIlE ESPY HOTEL.
ESPY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA,
The Undersigned would Inform tlm trovaliinn
public that he has taken Ihe above named cstab?
Ilsbmetitaud thoroughly refitted ihe same for
, i "ti- ii it v on i v lieu in iiisgtiesis, ills larder
will be stocked with the hi.. I IT i,,;i,.V;S.. i.
The choicest liquors, wines and cigars always to
hAfntinil In lilahar.
WILLIAM PETTIT,
Espy, Pa,
JUSTICE'S BLANKfl.
wo now have on hand a largo neatly nrlnted
tacseoaiccrs. " uuon oi
9 I H
S i I I
U f 1 M
MiscollnnoouB,
JXOIIANGE BAKI3HY
Ann
0 O N P E 0 T 1 O N K 11 Y ,
I1LOOM8BURU, PA,
Thn tllderfllimAfl. ftllpppsnrs nf V. Wlitmvcr.
would rcspoclfully nnnnnnco Hint lliey havo
taken tho well-established stand recently occu
pied by tlio nbovo named, in Bloomsburg, nnd
prepared in eonuuuo tno uusiuess Ol innuuiao
luring and soiling, by
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
I-m fnpl InnAn, nt .... .1-1. 11.
they will havo at all times n completo supply ol
tho best and freshest Bread nud Cake. Parties
desiring anything In this lino will Hnd It to their
nuvnuuige to can on us.
AN ICE CItEAM SALOON
Is added to tho establishment, and ladles nnd
uiiiers who may imirumco us, may roiy unon
unon rtcolvlmr Drnner attention. A reasonable
sharp, of publl" putrouagols respectfully Millcltcd,
ltaspoerry. i,emnn, ami oincr Hymns, ill largo
nuu hiurii miauillics, rorisinniiy on nnnn.
DECKER & HTECKEL.
Mar S. 1S71. lr
lATENT
ARION PIANO.
Tho onlvprrfci Instrument in tlio World. It
Is unequalled In Richness, Power, Brilliancy nnd
Durability. Hnoclal terms to Toachers. JInrked
favors to Clergymen. Ucnd for lllus'rntcd Arlon
i ampuioi.
O. W. FOHTER, Ocncral Agent,
mar 10'71 If.) maucii Chunk, pa.
QAKIlIAaE MANUFACTORY,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
M. O. BLOAN A BROTHER
Havo on hand and for calo nt tho most rcniona'
bio rales a spicnuici mock oi
CARRIAGES, BUOOIE3,
and overy description of Wagons both
TLAIN AND FANCY
wnrrnnled In bn mails oftho best and most dur
able materials, nnd by tho most experienced
workmon. All work sent out from tho estab
lishment will bo found to booftho highest class
anil sure lo glvo perfect satisfaction, They have
aiso n nno assortment oi
B I, E I Q II S
of nil tho newest nnd most fashlouablo styles
well nnu enrcruuy mauo nuu onuo nest miner'
in is.
An Insnppttnn nf their work In asked ns It
believed that none superior can bo found In the
country, Jan 171
jqEW FIRM AT OUANGEVIIiLE
IKON FOUNDRY AND AGRICUL
TURAL WORKS.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN PLOWS AND
THRESHING MACHINES.
Mr. Jacob Trlvlenlcco having purchased tho
lutereat of Charles W. Low In tlio nbovo nnmed
works, tho business will bo co itlnucd under tho
firm namo or William Sciiuylek ,t Co. Having
discovered several Impcrtectlons In the plows
manufactured In 1S70, they havo strengthened
nud Improved them, nud added some entire now
patterns. They will open tho Spring Irado of 1871
hir lundvnnce of anything over ottered totho
nubile. belUE both nractlcal mechanics, aud hav
ing their work all dono under their own super
vision they guarantee their work superior In
material nud Uulsh to nny heretofore ottered.
Dealers should not accent of ouv other agricul
tural Implements until I hey havo examined our
Mauufactuie. Farmers should try our plows
beforo buylugnuy other. Thoy also manufacture
ALL KINDS; OF CAS1INOM,
usually mado In first Tclass Foundries, saw and
grist mill castings, mado and fitted up to order,
TURESUING MACHINES
nro mado n specialty, and somo very decided Im
provements havo been Introduced Into their ma
chines. Prices lower than over: nil kinds nl
country produco nnd old Iron taken In eXLhango
uruer uuecLiroin llio mnuuiaciury. uiu agen
cies supplied iiuring iuo winter.
Address all orders to
WILLIAM SCHUYLER tt CO.,
AGRICULTURAL WORKS, ORANOEV1LLE
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA,
Jau P
AGEHI
TwBlvB Yeais -ssss8 Wild Indians Ptelns.
Tho remarkablo advonlures of tho lamous
WHITE CHI HI'1 and BIG WARRIOR among the
Rod Skills. Thrilling accounts of Great Hunts,
Hairbreadth Escapes and Terrible Contests with
tho big gamonud hostile tribes. Spirited descrip
tions oi tho habits nnd superstitious of lhat
euiiugu iieupiu, jupir reports, l.egenus, Tradi
tions. How they Woo and Wed, Sciln. Doctor:
Worship, &e. Now, Fresh nnd Popular, Price
Low, It Is selling by tho thousands with won
derful rapidity. Agents nro making from MO to
SlUU per week. Choico held yet vacant. Send at
ouco lor samplo chapters, Illustrations and par-
v....,a iu jv. 11. JlUllllJllVU, 1 UUUbllCr,
Jaui!7'71-tf. 400 Chestnut St., Phlhi.
T
HE GREAT MAGICAL
ci a i it r o r v e n ?
Will forCO a beautiful f,et nf WhUVnra nr
taclio, in fiont two tu tiuco months. ou unv ner-
son over twelve years old. It Is ono of Iho best
preparations to uiako tho whiskers grow that
over was known. One bottlo of It issulllcleut to
produco a very strong beard. It does not lu nny
way slain or Injure tho skin. Try UI It Is no
uumuug. i-rico m cents ptr bottlo. Hent by
mall post paid, to nny addiess, em receipt ol
l'vv. IIUUIIM ITJ1,UII,,U 1., IV iVU l,lt,
Aleudlsvlllo,
nugas.l-ly. Adains C'ouuty, Ponna
1115 WM. T. HOPKINS, 133
111 K nUTTiavrrrm cim n- in
lilt) bHliibNUTBT.,(Gl,e'll'tlROW,)
133 NORTH-EIGHTH STREET
(N. E. Con. 8111 ANIl ClIEHItY.,)
PHILADELPHIA.
Ma nil fact u rcr and Dealer of our Four
Ureal Specialties,
Our Celebrated Champion Hoop Skirls, lneliid-
mi' asn kivir-M n,i u u r.r.,.iinu ki;.. ,
Children, Manufactured' to meet thownutsol
uiBi-uiii-is tiuue, at ino lowest prices.
CORSETS In 127 styles nud grndes to meet the
wants of nil, from Wc. to U,M per parrTiiicludiiig
lng Thomson's (lovo Fitting, Rob'l Wcrly's, J.
HenlcerH. Idad. I.Viv'u. Mr. irni-iuiaiiiL-i.,,.!
Children's Corsets Ac., together with every othor
lll.klrnllll, tnnlrn nl n.l-n- l.n.-.-.l , I. ,
.......v., Hb j.tivvn ui;umi uuiuiicil 11UII.
J lmVaum 1,"i,1i,v2!:1,c.ll,f ' rr,n,n 30; ,0
NjhWW t:! I'le'ct:. !Sj
every oilier deslrabl ltuciinnt i,'hiia-i'i..Ji
... wv.iv. .aiwv. lu lUUUHUe,
. LADIES' UNDEIta ARM ENTS in ovcrv nnall
ty, irom uie tinost lo tlio lowou iirices. Tucked
Garments, iSo , iSc,
We liaVA lhf, lurrrnLt I...I ..., .1 t ,l .
,. . . .o., uca.iiiiii t-fllUI, BI lllltla UI
tho nbovn rrnmln t In, lt...in, 1.-.. . ......
clinsereiSSv,i"k:,"V
lhi., tM,i..., , .. . .. Il ' UA'uiiinuili
. .. .... imiuiha UUUU JltilUl . tii'iuim i.
ept. 30, 1871,
JADIES' FANCY FURS I
JOHN FAREIRA,
718 ARCH ST., Mlddlo of the Block, botwoeu 7th
aud Kih sis., South Hide, PHIL11KLPH.V, Ini-
i"ti.ri,iiiiiiiiuuiurei unit jjeuiur iu an itiuui nuu
luuiity ui
FANCY FURS
FOR LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Having Imported n very lartreand snlemii.i n
sortmeut of nll the different kinds ot Furs from
. - I",';,, ,"'" w,w iiioiii mnue
iiu uj mi iu ai BU.I1IUII nuruuieu, WOUIU respoct-
fllllv Invlln llm rt.ii , I a ru nf ,1.1 .......... ... r .
cxoniino his very large nnd benutlnu nssortment
Si.!S?X.i WW ."OHtAUliaANU ClIILPllE I
other respectable llouso lu this clly. All l'uiis
:r.r.vv i'kices ah any
WAI KAH1KU, HO WISIlEl'llESKNl'ATION TO KF-
FKCT HAI.1.1,
JOII.V I'Alll-llF
718 AIICH HTI1EET, PHILAUELVHIA,
octa)'71-3in,
JOOIC AGENTS Cve0i.yowh,cir
t slghtlu every lamlly.
anted a
win sen
mis JiicroRiAL
FAMILY KEGISTEB
the oulv work extant wbb-li AnllbOrMi(l,iD.
His beautiful and striking combining an entire
ly new and elegant Family Piiotouuapii al.
bum Willi a cnninlnln Fiint.v IS5 V.' f.V.
what tho people Lav. long wished. Selling raiw
n ,y:i aro ',lrPPl',D " 'd boSki to
n. w mm AieiHiris irom Ageuis are! 11 liduvs-
J5 "nor weili Bl Fnnern?Si);1,De A .ei'.! 1
free.1 Address rnr"" ""5 Circulars
flKfl. M A Pr.l,1 A XT !.. 11 1. 1. I
oi'Mwiy, Tiywouoiatilreot.l'lillatk'liihla.
T.
JL
. JiV. " "niris, iu zj varieties, iroin
.0c.to J7.0l, Cnornlsesfrom Oi'c. to 1,73. Draw,
ers 1,2c to J.'.oU. Night Dresses, 81.00 to J9.0J.
linlet Sacks, 8lo. to SU.H. Corset Coveis, Jl.oo lo
S5.50. Anroiis. M Uumii n,i i-i.ii.i. ,.....
Patont Modiciiioa.
JJENItY T. IIELMUOLD'fc,.
uuuniun u i ii u 1 11
EXTBAOt 0ATAWI1A
a 11 A 1' E 1'ILLS,
Component JTarts-iVM JZttract JJAutarli ami
HuUl tract Catawba Grape
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE, Bit,
1UUH AmitTlUIlH, rilUK Oil NERVOUH
HEADACHE, COUTIVENESS, ETC. PUIlEU
VEGETABLE, CONTAINING NO MERCURY
MINERALS OR DELETERIOUS DRUGS.
Thoso Pills nro Iho most dollghtfully plcasau
purgtitlve, superseding castor oil, salts, mag.
licsln, eta, Thoro Is nothing inoro ncccptablo lo
tho slomach. They glvo tono, nud cause ncllhei
nausen nor griping pains, They aro composed
of tho finest Inyretlicnts. After a fow days' uso
them, sucu an mvlgorntlou ot tho eutlro system
tnltes plncons to appear miraculous to tno weak
nnd enervated, whether arising Irom tmpru
donco or disease II. T. Helmbold's Compounu
FluldExIractCatttwbaOrano Pills nro not r
ooatod, from tho fact that sugnr-coutod Plus do
not dlsolve, but pass through thosto in abhwlthnii
dissolving, consequently do not produce tlio etc.
sired clTect. THE CATAWBA GRAPH 'PILLS
being pleasant In tostoand odor, do not necessi
tate their being sugar-coaled. PRICE FIFTi
CENTS PER BOX.
ii aim y r. iu3lmuoldh.
ltioiibv co.vcEiiTiiATnn compounu
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Will radically exterminate from tho system
llcrofula, Syphilis, FcvorSorc.1, Ulcers, Boro Kjo
Boro Legs, Boro Mouth, Head, Rrouchltl
Bkln Disease, Bait HheutA, ankers. Running
riom the Ear, Whlto Swolllugs, Tumors, Can
cerousAirectlons.Nodcs.Rlckcts.GlandarSwe,
lugs, Night Sweats, Rash, Teller, Humors ol a
Kinds, Chronic Rheumntlsm, Dyspepsia, and a
dlscaso that has been established In tho sysio
for yonrs.
Ilclng prepared EXPRISLY forthoabovo com
plaints, Its BLOOD-PURIFYING proprieties ur
greater than any other preparation ut Sarsnpa
rllla. It gives the COMPLEXION a clear an
healthy color nnd restores tho patient to n state
ol HEALTH nnd PURITY. For Purifying the
Blood, removing nil Chronic Constitutional Dis
eases arising from nil lmpuro slalo of tho Mood
And tho only rclianloaudcll'eptunl known reme
dy for tho euro of Pains nud Swellings of tin
Bones, Ulcerations of tho Throat aud Leg
Blotches, Pimples on tno Face, Erj-slpclas an
all scaly Eruptions oftho Skin, nnd Beautify In
the Complexion, Price, SI 50 per Bottlo,
HENRY T. HELMHOLD'S
CONCEN7 llATEb
FIj UID I3XTHA OTB UCII U,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
has cured every case or Diabetes In which 11 ha
been given, Irritation of the neck of tho Bl.tddt
and Inflammation oftho Kidneys, Ulceration ti
tho Kidneys nnd Bladder, Retention of Urine
Dlscasesof tho Prostate O land. Htouo In the Iliad
der, Calculi, Gravel, Brlckdust Deposit, and
Mucous or Milky Discharges, aud for Enfeebled
and Dcllcato Constitutions of both Sexes, ntleu
ded with tho following Hymptomsi Iudlspos!
tlon to Exertion, loss ol Power, loss of Memory
Diniculty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trem
bllug, Horror of Disease, Wakeiulucss, Dhunes
of Vision, Pain lu tho Back, Hot Hands, Flush
ing of the Body, Dryness ol Iho Skin, Erupllun
on tho Face, Pallid Countenance, Uulveiuu
Lassltudo oftho Muscular System, etc.
atUscd by persons Hum tuu ages of eighteen to
twenty-live, aud from thlrty-llvo to fllty-llvo 01
lu tho dccliuo or change of llfoj after conllnc
ment or labor pains; bed-wcttlug lu chllditn.
Hclinbold'a Extract Buchn Is Diuretic and
Blood-Purllylug, nud cures nil diseases arising
from Habits of Dissipation, and Excesses iiiul
Imprudences In Life, Impurities of tho Blood
otc, superseding Copabla lu airectlons for which
it Is used, nnd Syphllltlo Affections In thcso
diseases usotl 1h conuectlon with HELMBOLD'S
ROSE WASH.
LADIES.
In many nlTectlons peculiar to ladles, tho Ex
tract Buchu Is unequalled by nuy other remedy
ns Is Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity, P.iln
fulness or Suppression of Cuslomnry Evacua
tions, Ulcerated or Schlrrus Stato of tho Uteius
Loucorrhcca or Wliltes.Storlllty.iindfornlleom
plnluts Incident lo tho sex, whether arising from
Indiscretion or Habits of Dissipation. It is pre
scribed extensively by tho most eminent physi
lans and Mldwlvcs for Enloeblod and Delicate
Constitutions, of both sexes aud nil ages (atten
ded with any oftho nbovo diseases o r symptom
II. T. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRU
DENCE, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC.,
in nil their stageVi.nt little oxpenso, lltllo or nn
change in diet, no lnconvculcuce, and no ex
posuro. It causes a frequent desire, nnd gives
strength to Urlnnto, thereby removing Obstruc
tions, Proventlng and Curing Strictures of tho
Urctha, Allaying Pain nnd Iullammatlon, bo
frequent lu this class or diseases, nnd expelling
all Poisonous matter
Thousands who havo been tho victims of In
competent persons, and who havo paid heavy
fees lo ha cured lu a short time, havo found they
havo been deceived, nnd that tho "Poison" has,
by tho use of "powerful astringents," been dried
up In tho Bystcm, to break out lu u more nggri-
vated form, and perhaps after Marriage.
US8 "lmuuuu'h exthact liociiu for all
Affections nud Diseases oftho Urinary Orgaus,
Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for all
wiiemeru&iMiugiu .nitio or female, irom wnai-
ever cause originating, and no matter of how
long staudlug. PRICE ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
HENRY T. HELMIlOLD'S IM-
PROVED ROSE WASH
cannot bo surpassed ns a FACE WASH, and wll
bo found tho ouly specltlo remedy in overy
species of CUTANEOUS AFFECTION. It spee
dily eradicates PIMPLES, SPOTS, SCORBUTIC
""lftlJ.lNDURATIONSof ihoCUTANEOUS
MEMBRANE, etc., dispels REDNESS nnd IN-
OIPIENT INFLAMATION, HIVES. RASH
MOTH PATCHES, DRYNESS OF SCALP OR
SKIN, FROSTBITES, and all purposes lor which
ALVia or OINTM ENTS aro used ; restores tho
8,tlu tu ft tMa ot -'.
surcs continued healthy notion to tho tissue o
Us vessels, on which depend tho ngreeablo clear
noss and vivacity ol complexion so mu di sought
aud admired, lint however vuluablo as
remedy for existing defeots of tho skin, II. T-
iiennuom s itoso wash lias long susta uod its
principle claim to unbounded patronage, by
possessing qualities which render It u TOILET
APPENDAGE of the most Superlative aud
Cougeulal character, cotnblulug lu nn olegatit
formula those prominent requlslts, SAFETY mid
MHUAUi-me invariable uccoinpanlTueut nt
its uso as a Preservative nnd Refresher nf th
Comploxlou. It Is au excellent Lotion for dis
eases ofaSyphllltlo Nature, and us nu Injection
lor diseases of tho Urlunry Organs, arising fioin
habits of dissipation, used In eoniincttni, win,
tho EXTRACTS BUCIIU.SARSAPARILLA.aad
CATAWBA GRAPE PILI.S.ln such diseases ns
recommended, cuuuot bo surnnssmi. pinup
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Full aud explicit directions accompany tlio
medicines.
Evldeuce of the most re3nouslblo ami riini,i
character furulshod on application, with hun
dreds or thousands of living witnesses, nud up
ward of 30,000 uusollcllodcertiacatcs and recom-
'"sudatory loiters, many of which are from tho
"'H'lOSl
sources, Including eminent Physicians
Clergymen, Statesmen, etc. The proprietor h
uuyeiiouiieu to meir publication In the uows
papers! ho does not do this fmm n,n r,,. n,
his articles rank as Standard Preparations, anil
do not need to be propped up by certificates.
Henry T. llcIiiiboltl'N Ocnuliie
I'rcjinrntlons.
Delivered to any address. Be cure from nhm.
vntlon,
Established upwards of twenty years. Rnl.i ..,
DrugglsU everywhere. Address letters for In
formation, In confidence t) HENRY T, HELM
BOLD, Druggist and Chemist
Ouly DepoUl IL T. HELMBOLD'S Dm ami
iumuuue, jmu, eui iiroauway, New
York, or to II, T. HELMBOLD'S Medical Depot
101 South Tenth Slreet, Philadelphia, Pa.
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