SSEsHEEHSESEIEHO! DR. LKIDY'S 'SAKSAPAlllLLA ULOOD PILLS. HOt'LD rcgrfvo a preference over nil PilU now 1'irneSftSSill oxtraet wfti irornnnincrnls; and mny bo taken nt nil time with pctlcct safety by young and oU, -sith-out restraint from occupation, tcniperate living, or fcirof inking cold. -Second Uecnusc Ibry nro composed of such Dirdicinul oitractS. ns hive liccn rmploycd by all the most celebrated and rospcctnblo Physicians for more than n century past, in purifying the Wood nndAtiimal fluid oftbe body. Third lWrau3oTth'e,T rnav be employed as n mild or aetivo purgal'yc. according to the quantity taken, and their will not bo attended with griping of tho ho, sickness at tho stomach, i, &.c, us arc produced by prostration of th other nills. "i Fourth Bojipo they possess a combined action, not possesjedjnyntiv other pills, mixture or prepar ation whatever. Their first effect in in correcting nil impurities with which tho blood and fluids of the body jrl.1V bo aff-ctod. and bv their e-cntlv ouern. tivo cnecLvrcmovins such impurities from tho sys- rifth Because thev nrn lhl Inrnr nf On-irVu nrul ImjjtSrr-rs, for most persons are obliged to take tho S-Jjrsnparilla Blood Pills, after taking their vile indjSjtruc.ivc nostrums, to counteract and prevent theMffiisebiovOns and baneful effects. Jfijj!h Because, they are tho only pills in which JBKysicians have sufllcicnt conDdcnco to recommend To Uieir patients, and employ in their practice, as they know they aro Anti yuack, Anti Mcrcural. Anti Billions a3 well as a good and nafe purgative and purifier, of tho Blood and Auimal Fluids. Seventh and last But not' tho least important, be because they aro prepared by a regular Apothe cary and Physician, attested ny Dr. Physic, Hor ner, Chapman, Dcwcos, James, Gibson, Jackson, Cose, Hare, &c, &c., which alone is sufficient to entitlo them to great confidence. Certificates and Recommendations from Physi clam and others accompany the directions around each box. ttZrPritc Twenty Five Cents a BoxJi Prepared only and sold Wholesale and Retail nt Dr. l.UIDY'3 Health Emporium, No. 101 North o.econu st-,a lew uoors octow vino street, J'nilauel jihia, also, sold by J. Gilbert & Co., North Third street abovo tfinc. G.S". Clemens, do 3d do do Wood St. J. R. Smith & Co. do 2d do next tho Red lion, and all respcctablo Wholcsalo and Retail Druggist's in Philadelphia. .They toe also sold by: J. F. Long, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. J. W. Rohrcr, do do W. Eberman J.itiz. J. W. Oakly, Reading. J. B.'Mozcr, Allenton'n. ' 1'. Pomp, Easton. And the principal Merchants and Drugitls in tho Xliiitrd States. For sale at tho Health Emporium Bloorasburg I'y D. 8. TOBIAS, Agent. Bloamsburg July, 13, 1839. II. OMMDNIC VPION. How few they are that happen to bo afflicted with Coughs or Colds piv- attention to them. How many thousands from such neglect shorten their days, and hasten tricir fi nal dissolution. Parents neglect them in their chil dren, and thus form tho foundation for Consump tion, and hundreds of parent annually follow their own children to tho grave, having died from some affections of the Breatand Lungs, which weje neg lected in their first stages. Coujhs and Colds, whether osisting among young or old, ought at all times bo attended to early, and not sufiitikl to continue any length of time, for thn Lump once affected ,diieasesoon makes rapid strides, ending in the most fatal of all diseases, namely Con sumption. Drt. BECHTER'S PULMONARY PRESER VATIVE for Coughs, Colds, Catarrhs, Influenzas, Shortness of Broath, Whooping Cough, Pain in tho Breast or Side, all affocUon of tho Breast and Lungs, and arrest of approachinsg Consumption, is tho most popular medicine used throughout all Ger unny Is becoming equally popular in tho United Statci, and nan established for itself a reputation not possessed by any other medicine for tho samo class of diseases. (Seo certificates nnd recommen dations from Parents, Physicians, and others, occom jianing the directions.) It is a preparation perfect ly safe and harmless, pleasant io tha taste, and may bo given tu tho youngest infant. It is warranted free from mercury nnd tho minerals, and is a prepar ation of a regular Apothecary nnd Physician, altes I1 by Drs. Physic, Chapman, Gibson. Jackson, II nrner, Bowers, Coxc, Jamos, &c, a circumstance alone sufficient 'to induce a trial of it Dr. N. U. Lsidy, Proprietor of the abovo modi fine, confidently recommends it to nil, and assures nil most poihivcly that it is an invaluablo medicine nnd would not himself recommend it, but for it, .known ofiicaoy. Prepared only nnd for saloWliolesalo and Retail nt Dr. LEIBY'S Health Emporium, No. 101 North -"' .mil sirrei a iew uoors dciow vine street, 1'Iiila- n also, soul In Jjert & Co., North Thhl street abov oVine L-it'i.ien, no act Uo do Wooi' et iinith eV Co. do 2d da not tho Itod all riisneetablti Wholesale! and retail BhuV-Jelphia. I hey an J. V I. ir, Pennsylvania. J. W.Rohrer, do. porium Bloomsburg uuiak, Agent. mt DR. PHBfil'H'S Compound Tomato Entire! Vezeiabc. A new and invaluable Medicino for all arising from impurities of the blood mor tii'i of tho liver nnd stnmarli. au . . for calomel, as achatharticin Fever3 and Thesfl popular pilU combining a newly dieov v ..1 IttfJin. .Jini... n.l - I ... . . . - . .,Kuiii,c muvwnw uAuucieu irom tbo 1 UMl iu ri,Atl, Willi other vegetable ihbgtances v lu'-n twve been touml to modify and dlfff fe u, are believed to he tlie Iest Alterativo' l.u l'c .itiMlicino ever iliscoverod. For onlinary family physic they versaiiy approveu, as tlte bgt, v inn awotirtt or tnia- fti mfrotta oettifipatrs fr otltrrs, accompany oa Jtitt roneed and. I)ru S'"pe -y J, at the now IR, Jlgmt. Aug,- It. eaKVslcrri aaeinr Lion, nTJSLM Dni'-jistMlP mcrIiniriaste msm W. Eberman Litlim. Tor salo at tho llcwijlfefri It ITbillious m iu ef SWl Ca. eyflrvjfl tared. mi irsiOTffis anti THE RESUIUIECTION OR, PEKLSffAISf PILLS. uruniort'To Trtr.HTor.AN.BnAurr.Tn's.ErA JIf-ntix PunniTivi:, tho Matciiiiss (priecS) Sa.vative, or nny other pills or compound beforo tho public, M certified to by Physicians nnd others Let nono condemn them until they have tried them, ntiil then we are certnin they will not. His now a settled point with nil who have used tho Vcgetablo Persian Pills that they nrc pre-eminently tho best nnd most efficacious Family Modi cine that has yet been used in Americn. If every family could bocomo acquainted with their Sovcr cign power over disease, thev would keen tlirm nnd bo prepared with n suro remedy to apply on tho firs nppearnnco of disease, and then how much distress would bo avoided nnd money saved, as well ns the lives of thousands who aro hurried out of time by neglecting disease in its first stages, or by not bcine in possession of a remedy which they can placo do- penuenco upon. The Resurrection, or Persian Pills. Tho name of these pills orcinated from tho cir cumstaticc of tho medicino boing found only in tho cemctarios of Persia. This vcgetablo production being of a peculiar kind, led to experiments ns to 1. .11.! 1 , . . iia uicumuai quaimcs anu virtues, in Halt n ccn tury it became an established medicino for the dis. cases of that enuntrv. T1ii nrtmM f ihio sii,n. Ut prodiieiion was introduced into snmo parts of Eu rope in tho year 1783, and used by many celebrated Physicians in curing certain diseases, where all oth er medicine has been used in vain. Early in tho your i if, mo extract, was combined with a certain vegetable medicino imported from Dura Baca, in tno last Indies, ami lormed into Pills. Tho admir able eflcct of this compound unon the human svs. tern, led physiicans and families into its general use. Their long established character their univer sal nnd bcaliiig virtLe3, tho detergent nnd cleansing qualities of their specific nction upon tho glandular part of tho system, nro such ns will sustain their re putation nnd general uso in the American Repub lic. CERTIFICATES. I certify that I have, by way ol experiment, used the Hygean, and most of tho various kinds ol Pills, in my practice, which have home the highest repute in uiu jiuunc cumuuon, mat nave neon ottered tor sale in this vicinity for tho last fivo yents, including thaso called tho Resurrection or Pcrjain Pills; anil the public may rest assured that none among tho whole catalogue has answered a better purpose, as mi rajauu uieciuai remedy, man mo licsurrection or Persian Pills, in most cases of disease. Ciiarlcs Backus, M. D. Rochester, N. Y.Scpt. 21, 1837. TO MOTHERS. Mcsws. E. Clinic & Co. Gents. Hearing much said about tho extraordinary effects of thp Resurrection or 7'orsian PilU, upon those about to become mothers, wc were induced to mako a trial of Uicm. Jly who was at that time the mother of fivo children, and had sufl'otcd the most tedious and ex cruciating pains during and after her confinement of each. Sho had triod every means and taken much medicine, but found little or no relief. Sho commenced taking the Persian i'ills about three months before her confinement (her health being ve ry poor about this length of timo previous) and in a short timo sho was enabled by their use to attend to the cares of n mother to lur family until her con finement. At tho time sho commenced taking the Persian Pills, and for cevcral weeks pi cvious, sho was afflicted with a diy hard cough, nnd frequent sevcto cramps, which tho uso of the Pills entirely removed before using half a box. It is with tho greatest confidence that we adviso nil there about to become mothers to mako uso of tho Persian Pills. All thoso that have taken them 'in our neighbor hood havo got along in tho samo easy manner, and aro about the honro in n few days. There does not appear to ho nail tho danger of other daugcrs setting in after confincment, whero these Pills aro taken. Wo unitedly' say.lct nono neglect taking them, for they are in the reach of tho poor as well as tho rich. Wc are truly thankful that there is a remedy which females can easily procure which tends to lessen the world of sufforing, which many of tljcm ls. o to bear, nnd perhaps savo the lives of thousands which would otherwise ho lost. ' Rochester, Mny 11, 1838: comer of Cnllidmmn square, Edinburg street; for further particulars see subscribers. S. Ron cuts, As:rO. Ronsr.TS. Rocnr.STiTi. Sent' "t isnn Messrs. E. Chase Co. I think it my duty to let you know what a groat euro vour Pills havo ncrformul on mn T !,.! i.n sick about 7 years -about 2 years and n half con- uiibu to my ucu. i nau occn given over as incurable, with Consumption, by twclvo physicians of the first standing; my lungs were seriously affected; I had 3 ulcers gather and break; my cough wns dry and harsh most of tho time; my liver was much swollen, mm my sumiacu very uyspepue 1 Jiad chills, fever, and night sweat, accompanied with extremo iriita blencss of tho norvous system, and other difficulties which I forbear to mention. After I was given over, I tried almost ull medicines which wore advcrtiied but to no advantage, until I tried y6ur Vcgetablo Per!tm Pills. I liegan to gain in a short timo after I commenced takiug them; and, to be brief, beforo I moii j noxes, i was aino to rule out and to lake con fciderablo oxerciso, and at this timo I enjoy good health, and am ablo to dp good day's work. If any noe wishes a more particular history of my suffer ings, lie may call on me, at the corner of Alain and Cllnton-tret, KochasUr. RUBY ADAMS, Fit Ooxn The undersigned heroby certify, that we are tho Parent of two children who have oecn afflicted with fit more or less from their infan cy, and that wo have spared no pains or oxpensc in cnJe avorlng to effect a cure, but without any bene ficial effect, un(il henring of the Resurrection or Per nan Pills, when four boxes wcro immediately procured, and beforo three boxes were taken, the fiu had abated in frequency, and every sym torn much improved, and now wo are happy to fctate that our childien by the uso of tho Persian Pills, with tho blessing of God, aro entirely cured, and have no symtom or appearance of fits, will find u the Perian Pills a sure nnd perfect rurc, JOHN & MARTHA JOHNSON! Canton N. Y. Dec. 10, 1837, The alipvc pill way be had of tie following -genu John Moyer. llloonuburgi IL. Miller, Ber wick; J. Cooper & Song, Hawdton; C. Hoitman, Espeytown; John Skarnloes, Cattawitw; Lyintn Sholcg, Danvil!i EzraTayMr, ngert for he Stato of PeaMylva nia raiding at Rochester N. Y, towhotu orders can be a&irMMd " Thelifeof lhejlcsh isintlic blood, sosailh the scryjKrcs.. Leviticus c. xvii' ,v!i. ThR. LEIDY'8 BLOOD PILLS. What belter JiJj'than scripture testimony can wo havo of the ltd of tho (lrsh depending upon the condition of tho blood 1 If impure or diseased, tho flesh must of course bo diseased thereby, and the whole sys tem partake )f such disease. If the doctrine be true, nnd there Is npt a doubt of it (for it is a fact acccc ded to by all, that tho scriptures, aro truo lieyond a doubt,) then it behooves us to guard agoinst the consequences of such impurities, nnd thus preserve tho flesh healthy. If the flesh bo honllhy, censli tutin,g ns it does the principal portion of tho human vody then must the whole body bo healthy. In vegetables only cr.n wo find the medicino where by all impurities of tho blood may bo removed. Upwards of ono hundred years oxperience of the most celebrated, tho witcrt and best physicians have proved ccitain vegetables to possess purifying prop erties. Thoso vegetables will not hero bo nnmed, nnd Dr. Lcidy wishes to remunerate himself, and profit by tho long, laborious, and costly experiments necessary to bo made, that the nctivo principles of those vegetables might bo rcirncted and reduced to such form as makes them easy, safe and pleasant to be tnken. These vegetables nrc contained in the justly cel ebrated Blood Pills, miinufantured only by Dr. N. Leidy, njcgular Druggist and Phyician, attested by Drs. Physic, Chapman, Jacksoi , Horner, Gibson Ucwccs, James, Hare, Cox, 6cc. Tho above Pills may bo employed ns a mild or active purgative. Their action is ensy, and may bo employed by all persons under all circumstances. , They will at all times be found serviceable, when the least sickness is present. Thoy require no chango of diet, restraint from occupation, or fear of taking cold from their use. Thoy are daily prescrib ed by numerous physicians; certificates of the fact accompany the directions. They are the most affec tive purifier of tho blood and other fluids of tho hu man body ever discovered. Persons having once used, will over after, as occasion may acquire, hae resourso to them. Price Twenty Five Cents a box. Sold by all respectable Druggists and Mcrehanst throughout the Union, and in this city only at Dr. Lcidy's Health Emporium, Second street be low Vine. . J. R. Smith & Co.'s 2d st. near the Red Lion. J. Gilbert & Co.'s 3d above Vino. C. Clemens' North 3d abovo Wood. F . KIctt's 2d and Callowhill. For sale at tho Health Emporium Bloomshurg by D. S. TOBIAS Agent. Bloomshurg July, 13, 1830. II. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Bloomshurg nt the cml of tho quarter ending on tho 30th day of June, J 810. Achmon Wilson Manvillo Elias Ashton Julia Mans. Lou is H, 2 ArlhcrRobert M'.Math Michael ' Dccrs George Miller George Cornelison Isaac Newhard Solomon Clinton William Newton A. E. Doeblcr Oharlen Old Sarah Driobellas Elias & Isaac Palmer Daniel Emmons Andrew 'Z PurscI John Ebert John Pine John W. 1 Frederick Edward Plummer Richatd 1 Fry John Roucli John Grotz John Stellcr Mary ' Gallagher James Slroup Ilen'ty Hamilton Rev. W, Shipinqn J;cob Hilbotn Thomas Smith Daniel Hilbert Lucett.t Shoemaker Edward Holmes Charles Ritler Christiana Harris Jacob Thomas Charles Howcr Johu Tiiiton G. S. Haffs John Tnrwilligor Abraham Jacoby Georgo W. Wells Israel sett. Konia Marcca Waller D. J. Kolchner Ncomi 2 Wright Mary Lr-idy Jacob Young Abraham London James Jacoby Oliver A. Myers Jesse Jackson M'Faddcn B. RUPERT, P. M. Thoso inquiring for any of the above let ters will please say it i3 advertised. TO COLLECTORS. All Collectors who havo not settled their DitDlicalcs for 1839 or for nrcvinns vnnrs. must bo prepared to ballanco them at Au gust Court, as no longer lenity can be giv en. The Collectors for 1840, will also bear in mind, that they aro rcquird by their warrants to rnnear at Ann-ust Cmiri. ami I O w...., have such abatements made as is necessary. liy oraer ol tno Commissioners. L. B.RUPERT, Treasurer. N. B. All nersons owinrr tnvf.i nn mi. seated land can pay them to John N. Wil son, of Danville, who is authorized to re ceive them. L. B. RUPERT, Treasurer CAUTION, ALL persons are caulioncd against trust ing or placing any confidtneo in JACOB CROSSJjY, stage driver, alias, n cooper, formerly of Norrisiown. Said Crossly having left Danville without paying hi hoarding, tailoring and all other hills for which he could obtain credit, uot forgottin" hia wnshnr woman, this notice is given, thai others may not be defrauded bv him. R. B. CUT1IBERT. B.oomsburg, Aug. 15, 1810. Papow at Notristown and Pottsville, would subseivo tho cause of justice by pub lishing tho above. A SCHOOL TEACHER .W ANTE, In the Bloomshurg Aoailomv. Ono com petonS to lake charge of the English de partment of shUI School, will moet' with good encouragement upon application to the School Committee. THOS. PAINTER, Prctiilcnt. J. R.vjiaEY, Secretary. smuRTttER UNDOUBTED PROOFS jiy THAT THE LIFl. PILLS AND PHE S'lX BITTER Soil) excellent family Medicines.'. Tho proprietor of theso Medicines cannot too deep ly impress upon the public mind the high impor tance of nn early or timely attention to sound health. There aro very many hit his community who do Hot appreciate good health, until attacked by some violent difense, when Ihcy think they must Immedi ately send for ft physician, and in cojisorpjcncc, they aro perhaps confined to theirbedsfoi weeks, or even months. Almost every one is lisblotobo unwell nt times, and by noglcct of proper treatment of them selves, on such occasions, it is very often tho enso that a severe nltack of disease is the consequence. Surh results may bo easily avoided, nnd should be; and itisjn a great measure the object of Mr. MOF FAT, that his publication should continually re mind such persons of their danger. The following loiters go to show that tho Life Pills and Phenix Bitters arc not only excellent family medicines, but that thoy will, in very inany instances, supercede tho necessity of calling n phisician. The principal office is at 37C Broadway, where thousands of sim ilar luttcrs to Mr. Moffat, may bo examined. The following letter was received from n gentle man who, a few months since, purchased somo of tho Life Medicines tor tho uso or nM family, and n fow of his friends : Napoli, N. V., July 27, 1838. Mr. W.'B.Mofiit Dear Sir The Life Pills nnd Phenix Bitters surpass every medicino I hnvebren acquainted with. In every instance where it ha been used, n benefit has been derived, nnd every person is sotisficj. Ono man, troubled with a scrof ulous humor, ha9 been all but raised from tho dead. Another person, a femalo who has been unable to leave her room for tholast two years, has been re stored to health. Another troubled with soro throat for moro than aycar, and also a burning sensation in her stomach nnd bowls, was completely cured by three doses of your Pills. Another, troubled with n severe nervous affection, attend with dyspepsia and continued hcad-arhc, and was so reduced as to bo unnblo to leave her bed, waby tho ue of ono box of Pills and bottle of Bitters, so far restored at to bo ablo to attend to her domestic concerns. And lastly, an acquaintance of mine, has by tho uso of abottloof Bitters and two boxes of Pills, been made n perfectly sound nnd healthy man. Ho had been laboring under a complication of diseases for tho last fivo yoars. I could mention numerous -other instances, but these nrc sufficient to show tho cfi'ect9 of the medicine upona tew pf my neighbors and friends. Your obedient servant, Cmos TmcHKn. Tho following is part of a letter written by n gen tleman in the country to his brother ju this city, from whom ho had received a box of Life I'ills and Phenix Bitters: Thompsonvillc, Conn., Juno 2C, 1838. Dear Brother I cmbrnco the present opportunity of writing you n few lines. I received thj Life I(lls nnd Phenix Bitters yuu sent me.' for which I can new thank you enough, ns they have prnvod, I hope, a perfect cure to me. I had for two years' been troubled with a severe pain in my side. ! np pliod to nil the doctors in this neighborhood, but got no relief until I took tho Pilh and Bitters you sent nte. Sinqp I have taken them I hare been as well as ever I was in my life. Yours affectionately, Djuin McGiLt. The following is a cony of a letter from Terra IHapto Indiana: itir. v. u.Motiat uearfeir I wroto you n Jew days since stating, briefly, tho quantity of Life Pills and Phenix Bitters, I should want the coming' sea son. When I accepted the agency of this Medi cino in June list, (although your application was accompanied by documents, attesting the great ben efit of this medicine, I hid no expectoiion that it would equal tho description given of it, or give such general satisfaction as tho experiment of a few months has proved. I can only cay that all who have used it boar testimony of its great value and r fl'lfl-Tll' T l'tinni .ia .-.1 " . 1 , j. . ul.u u, ,iu luBiuiitv v.uero ii nas (been thought in tho slightest degreo injurious, and, ecn umso wno are amicteu licyonrl hopo or cure, bar testimony of its salutary influence upon their general health. Tho great and increasing demand for, this articlo is tho best assurance of its usefulness, and I would not wish to bo without it for n single day. Respectfully, yours, J. F. Kiso. The following isn copy of a letter from a lady in East Lyme, Connecticut, to Mr. Moffat's agent: East Lyme, Conn., May Cth, 1S3J). Mr. Bradford Sir In regard to Dr. W. B. Mof at's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters, I can truly say from .experience, they aro the best medicino I have any knowledge of. Incredible as it may appear, I have1 for eight months scarcely been nblc to walk a cros nroom, one month could not feed myself, had tho attendance of tho best of physicians for months, onco and twice a day have taken Patent Medicino as ftr as directions would permit. Uo', n celebra ted Doctor's prescriptions, all of which has liccn n coursc of the greatest perseverance I Was capable of. Yet I havo received no more than present re. lirf; to give a similitudp of my sufferings is indes cribabK Vet I will wile the symtomi of my dis ease. For ton years I havo sufleicd with a norvous affection in my head and face; a placo as largo ra a hand in tho left 6ido of ray back, connecting the shou!dcrdeecribcd;n sensation of soreness, frequent ly became as cpld as if life had departed. In July, 1P30, in consequence of overdoing, taking a hard cold, 1 was seized with a numbness in tho" system, faimnoss, flatulency, rain in tho head. petite, and at timed doficient appetite, great loss of uiui.ii iuer,jiiimn me iciijiiuqIso inthBihoul der and arm to the greatest Qttpfit, palpitation of the heart, great distress in tho Back, gnuwing jn the . woj'tjiiucnuio uucraioais, amount ing almost to suffocation, stricture across tho breast, sore throat; also a tickling, attended with a convul sive cough, spitting of purulent matter, n ight sweats, cold fect and hands, foetid breath, costivencss, piles loss of memory, afl'ection of siahtnml nMrinn. .:.' incss, deafness, the mind became desponding, other disagreeables not mentioned, which caused great weakness, &c. I happily, and can truly suy, that by the blessing of Heaven, and thn restorative proiir ties of the Life PilU and Phenix Bitters, I am re- Diu.i hj iihiiui, ivuicu no ouicr medicine could do Yours, &c. Isabella A. Rogers. East Lyme, Conn. I'np n.l.lltinrtnl t.n.lt... - f ... r""lH:u,a'" w mo anovo medicines BeoiiioiuiH "uoou namnntan," a copy of which accompanies tho medicinos: a conv rzin i of tho ditl'ermt Agents who havo tho medicines for sail-. French, German, and Spanish directions can U obtained on application at tho ofllice, 375 Broad way. All post paid letters will rtceive immediate atten tion. Prepared and sold by William B. Moffst, 3T6 Broadway New York. A lilwral rcduetion mado to thoo who purchase to sell again. Agents, The Life Medicines may also be hdo the principal dugeUts in every town throughout tho United States and the Conadas. Ak fur Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters; and be sure that a fao mile of John Moffat's ignnturo is upon the label of esrh bottlo of totters or box of pilU. por tiu at J'obia's Health Emporium, Bloonuburg. GREAT ARRIVAL FROM K Vfr TsiffirnrcR tt,.. ti .iu:..., ,.t"-l Mw ...... ..i .111.111:111 01 )JU i e,.H If pills Iuncb.cn e0!d ,n ted States since January 1B88. " jiunureus nnu uiousaluis biers the h n camo acquainted with Peters Vrpr-jblctn inconsequencoof tliolrcxtraordiiin,, s attained n popularity unnrcirilnm.'.i .' c .i;:. . ' ' ' ""'mn. When taken according to the direct!,. nativirtt, tin, I. !!.,.. . 115 - ,.m.vi, ........ a.v iwg.iiy uenr1.il, ,1 , prevention nnd cuto of bilious fever, fi gue, dyrpepria, liter complaints, fickL, ' aundice, astlimn, theumatism, enlnrecmuii spleen, piles, colic, female obstrui tioi.,, furred tongue, nausea, dictenaion of the . and bowels, incipient diorrhfa, friiuUrice, j colivencK, lots of appetite, b'ctdird r'r complexion, and (n all eases of ii,rl,r,r 0f ,j els, where a enthnrt'e or nn apcii.-nt ihri,,' They are exceedingly mild in tbur i,rr'r. rr duclng neither nsusen, griping nor , consequents of their ANTl-im.IOls q, TIES, nrc tho Itestof nil remedies in Rcdrl.i ...... ......u-. "Ki i , uiiu aiiUl., a t navo tncir origin in nccumuln turn tf DiLE word Dr. rctcrs' pills arc the punt liilic-ua or and with a supply of them nil bilious nuccii,,, bckent nt n distniiee. I1BAC-ACHK. STCK Ar mjhm,. Those who hao suffered and are weiry of ins from these destiovinr rniniitnlni. ...n r i'otcra' Vegetable pill's a remedy at onco ctiu J nnmouinio in us cueci. in DYSPEPSIA They stand unrivalled. Many have been cupJ a icw wroK.i, nncr navingBulicred under this iin ui compiniui lor years. Tho world Is vastly out of tune, And sccm9 beyond correction; But I've a spell, that very r.oon Will make it all perfection: Will soon expel disease end pain, So nono thai! be afflicted; ' And then shall cure all jjlisiii, To which men nrlaauiclcu. , O wopU you know this seeiirge of ills, ao various and so glorious 1 ' They ore the VEGETABLE PILLS Of V'ETEliS. no virlnrinns. os. thev are thoso nills of tiriile. Which all the world ore nraibini-. For never did tho gods piowdc A med'eine to amazing. Tho' Spleen or Chol'ra rack ycu throusn, With this you need not fear them; If Gout afflict, .ind Colic too, A box or too will clear them: Aud if your liver's out of tunc. If wild your head is aching; If jaundice dies you like the moon; Or ague 6Cts you shak ng; If grim dyspepsia thins your chyle; If dovils bluo are grinding; If you aro plagued with gripe or bile, Or fevers Iooso or binding; 0 tell no doctor of your ills, Nor trust In tullliKnr Innrinr-? But face the rogues with FETEilS' PILL And soon you II send them prancing. These valuable pills arc Superior to Lcc'sdhJ urcth's, .ilollett s, l.vnns, Hunts, (lie Vr-un oiri tHct to nny other pill over biowjht uefurc tha j--. t tine sr cent iios ivin proio tncir iirtur this county, ns their surprising viitue arc c-tt . cd all over tho United States, Canadas,Tcxa?,n. ico and the West Indirs. dj'Enquiro for 7'eter's Vegetable Ami I" pills.Cf) They can be obtained of 1). . T - and J. K. Moyer, Bloomshurg, Wm. Bidi'lc & I. Danville, and at all tho principle ttorcs in the ' ft..;; CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE. THAT I hnvc applied to tlie Judges. the Court of Common Pleas of Colunkl county for tho benefit of the insolvent w ol the Commonwealth, and Hint tliry nr; appointed Monday, the 17th day of Au;fc; next for the licatitin of nic anil my rrrfci tors.wlicn and wliero you can attend if)! think proper. SEDGEWICK WELLS. ABRAHAM STEARNER. MOSES EUGAIl July 4. 18-10. LIVERY AND XEGUAKGE i. fJ: VERY respectfully informs his friendi and tl nublic. that he has nlwavson liand.ottb"'' vrry Stable in Bloomshurg, fo;1 tho purpose of lli or Lxchange, a vailety of EIIoi'scSj S;Ikic, Hiss, WAGONS. AND SLEIGHS. which he will foel gratified to keep in readiness fa tlie accommodation ot customers. lie ha also made arramrcmcnU for carrying I" renircrs from Bloomshurg to Muncy, nnd f" Bloomshurg to Buckalcws on the Owego tumpi'1 Leaves Bloomshurg for Aluncy every Katun.?1 nt 7 o'clock in tho moining and arrive atMurf the samo cveiiinir. Leave Muncv every SaturJi' morning at 8 o'clock and arrive at Dloomsburj !l! same evening. Leaves llloomsburg every Wednesday morw' for Buckultws and return the same day. Personal application pan bo tnnde at his rcs'iiicm'. wncn ovory means will be uteil to render cnuie ulaction to tlioso who may give him a call. NOAH S. PllCKTIS. BIoomslmr'T. Marrb OH. 1S4D. 43, WOTII.n rpsnnnlfnllv inform his fricni'i . and tho public gencrally.lliat lie lias rcmof cd hid shop into Iiis dwclliiifj a few anovc iiio.llotel Ucpt Uy K, noweii nearly opposite the dwelling of Cliarif Kuler, where ho may always bo found ttx dy to malioup all garments inlrustpd lo ls earo, with neutnoss and despatch. Thankful for past favors, to such as have encouraged him horolofore. And by eliict attonlion W bnsinosE, hopes still to mciil a latger I'3fe of public patronage. A good fit insured u all c.'isos. N. n. AU kinds of country produce W in exchange for work. Anu tlie net""" novr rernseil, Woomsburg, April Jl, 1810. fin
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