TIIU ii All LAM)
With twutett fLuert $nrich'd,
Fro'n vjriatH gjnkiti tull'J with cur."
Tlio Violet nul Iho Bmo.
ROSE. ' ' .
Std Jlrj-cr ! why bloom'it ihon hcrt ilone.
It oluuJ o iweet to uie r ,
Like you I would not bt nnknown,
Shut oul fiom b!I good contpanj ,
VIOLET.
Tint tf ry power that biJi me bloom,
,ndow'd me with a humble mind :
J feel contentment wel at home,
Which olhcri rove abroad to find.
jUOSE,
But look at my g ay glosay Act,
Anu see if youti is half 10 fair.;
And many a one 1 hae heard ounfeM,
No flower with myaelf compare.
VIOLET.
"Tia true my dreai is very plain,
l o via Willi ) uu i uuu i iigiemu,
It ill becomes u lo be vain
Of robes bealow'd us by a friend.
ROSE.
Put see what a fine form is mine,
Beauty herself plays on my cheek,
Sure taste and elegance combined,
Jlave faseed each flower myself to deck.
VIOLET.
Ior silly flower i who made thy form,
Who gave thy cheek that beauteous glow?
The hand that shields me from the storm,
The hand that planted me so low.
'Though mean ray dress, my face unfair,
Though here despised by thee, I bloom,
It is my thoice, 1 would not date
To own thy charms, to meet thy doom.
Alas 1 sweet flower, those very charms
You boast may lo your ruin turn:
This night from thy fond mother's ama
Thou may'st by ruflin hands be borne,
Scarce spoke this linle simple flower,
When lo ! a stranger passing by
Plucked the proud rose that very hour,
' Upon his breast to bloom and die.
"Ye fair ones hence a lesson learn;
Nor boast of chatms and gaudy clothes;
But when you would true wisdom spurn
Think on the Violet Bnd the Rose,
The Farmer' Song.
Ar 'TUB BEA.'
A life on ray native soil,
A home in a farmer's col,
I'll neevr at labor recoil
And ask for do happier lot.
The city has no charm
With its turmoil and noise and strife;
0 give me a snug little farm
With and notable wife.
A life on my native soil
A home in a farmer's cot
With my faithful team will I toil
And ask for no happier lot
Gee up! Gee up!
Gee up gee up and gee 01
'On my native soil here I stand,
'Midst blossoming fields around;
Where the air is plesant end bland
And the hills with cattle abound!
vThe river is flowing by.
The boatman singing we hear,
. t nit the laborers liriur ihoV ntv
...... .... . - . j r v
While echo sends round their cheer!
t How theerful it ia to view
Whole valleys of waiving grain
And the husbandman's jovial ciew
With sickles prostrating the plain!-
O, the song of uiv'heait shall be
While earth her sweet products shall
yield,
The lile of a farmer for me
A home in the forest and field.
VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
We presume few persons who have been
observed the large amount of cinders thrown
out and remarked its tlose resemblance to
fianito. trap, and other inreous locks. If,
therefore thio viol mass of now worse than
worthless matter, can'bo formed into stone
blocks to be used in building as is itidiea
- ted ifl tbe following extract from & late for
. eign paper it will be indeed a valuable dis
covery. We hope it will receive a fair
ValuMe Discovert;, k French me
chanic formed the idea, thai by snbjecting
iron dross lo the slow cooling process r hich
is known to product! a tol d changfl in the
nature of glasses new and uteful species ol
might bo obtained; as and, iron drois, such
as the large furnaces yield, is a wholly use
lest substance, tha announced ucceiful re
sults of his persevering aliempn cani;ot but
t matter of great iuteres, more repecUIiv
nl the present lime, when the smelting fui -naff
i of England are in a hitherto unknowi.
Kate of activity. The object which tin
Frenchman sough to accomplish, was to
imparl to iron dross the compactness snii
hardnesi of granite, and, at the same time,
to save the cunt and labor which the hewing
of the real stone peqoiros. To thin end. he
conrivrd to Icttiie iron refuse, while in s
fluid state, run into iron basins, which were
previously brought to a red heat, by being
i
placed so ss It receive the superfluous
flame which issues from the mouth of the
furnaci, and in order to iniure the lw
cooling, thcie forms are provided with
double elides between which sand is intro
duced, which is well known to be a bad
conductor of heat; the whole is again
brought to a glow heel, and in like manner
again cooled off. By this procedure, it i
asserted the ingenious discoverer has sue
ceeded in formirg paving stones, flags,
Urge building-blocks, and even pipes, of
any given form, of a degree of hardness and
polish equal, if not superior, to tlio best
hewn nstural granite, and at the most trifling
conceivable cost.
Y virtue of annlias testatum vend. Ex to mc
dirc:ted will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House in Dar villo, on Siturdny.lho 2 Sih tl is v
of February, 1840, ut 1 o'clock, P. Al. the follow.
ing property (to wit:)
A certain tract of land situate in Onilawissa ami
.Mifflin townahips.in Columbia County, containing
four hunercvl aero more or less, adjoining loU of
Jicob fehumau, Jacob Fisher, Judge Cox and oth
er! whereon ia erected 17 dwelling houses, I Forgo,
1 grist mill, 1 saw mill, 1. blacksmith shop, 1 coal
house, 3 stables, 1 bam, and 1 furnace" Seized
taken in execution and to bo aold a iho property
of dam Miller.
ALSO
Y virtue of a levari facias to me directed, the
following described piece or lot of land situate
in Mahoning township, Columbia county, bounded
and limited as follows, to wit ; Beginning at a
post on the corner ot IVashingten-strcet; thence ty
the road to Milton, north thirteen degrees east, two
hundred feet to a oust; thence north sixty-eight de
crees and 45-100 west two hundred feel to post,
tnence south thirteen wtst two bundled loet to a
post; tbonco north sixty-eight 'an . 45-100 cast two
hundred reel to the place of bogiiirung, being a par
oi a larger tract of land conveyed hy Alexander
Montgomery to ihoinas Chambe.i by deed dated
the first dar of April A D 16-10, together with all
and singular the siid tractor lot of land, way, wa
tcrs, watcr.-eourses, rights, liberties, privilcacs, im
provements, hereditaments and anperlcnnnccs
hereon is erected a
TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSE, .
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of John II. James.
IK AM Lit Kit Sheriff.
Sheriffs ofllce Danville Feb. 2. 1846
P 2S 7 0NJSII1A G AE 1VSB
AT THIS
New Slore9.
LIGHT-STREET, COLUMBIA CO.
THE subscribers tales this mnthnd-nf informing.-
the public that they have just arrived from Philu-
Jclpliiii witua splendid assortment ol
NEw AND ChEAP GOODS,
among which maybe found a superior selection of
Black, Blue Black, Blue, Green, Invisible
Green, Olive and Mixed Cloths, supe
rioi French andFancyCassinieres,
Saltinets of all colors and prices
Kyntucky,. leans, Heavy
Buck Tweed, and
Hard Tim;-,
A splendid assortment
of Woollen, Velvet, Ve
letiia, Satin and Swanedown
Vestings, Flannels of nl! colors & .
prices, colored, bleached Si unbleached
Cotton Flanneli.Furniiure andApronCheck
ALSO
Manc.her enk Scotch Gingham, Bed Ticking
blenctieil and unbleached 1 aide ZJi'iprr;rnpi'nr fig
ured and plain Alpaccas; Pondechcrry a new article
for-Ladies' wear; Furniture ami Dress Calicoes of
all prices; a splendid assortment of
Shawls, Dress llandkcrckieff, Cravats
and Collarelts.
A full assortment of
Latliei' and Gentlemen's Hosiery, and
Gloves, Genttemen'slio'nws, Collar
SocA'y, Gum Elastic, JVntsted and
CoHon Suspenders, tyc. fyc.
Togothorwith a full assortment ot
('rocci'ic IJa id ware and
(iiecnsmarc
witb a vaiiety if other articles too uumcrous tc
mention ,
'I'll Kubs ribri f xl confiden:, since their good.
have been purchased on iho b,s tenns, and live
),cen selecli'il with great rare; that they cun sell low
er than they can be bought at any oilier store ii.
this fart of ihe county; they therefore solicit tho pa
tronuge of a gencicui public
I he highest pure pnid for all
kinds of COUNTRY PRO
D1JCE in exchange lot
AMOS B. KNABD
December C; 1M-15 3;3lf
Co.
NOTICE
S hereby given that I have purchased at Con-
Stable m)c. nst Ihp nrr.r.rrlu .,f I'ii.n,..
. I I J uu, 111 ji , iir,
iiip loiiirA-iiig property, to wit one luy horse; one
iroiiKrey hoic; nns two horFe wagon; one sled
douMeirec and wbippktiee, and have left the sme
l'orbil any person t.Wing them from him, either by
purchase or otheiuian, wiihont my consent.
CIIAKLES MOKKIS
January 31, IS13.
Uoods
JAYNFS HAIR TONIC.
We have herelofote numbered ourselvcp
unong those who believed that the 'Haii
1'onic, prepared by Dr. Jajne, was one ol
hn many quaik nusirtiir.s whose virtues on
never ncen beyond the fulsome puffs ol
dieir authors. We sre willing, at length
io make public, acknowledgement of the
nrror of our belief. An intimate fiiend,
some two or three months since all the top
of whoso craai'j.Tt was as bah! ss a piece
of polished maible, maugre all our jesting
and ridicule of the idea of attempting le
cuUivate so barren a spot, purchased a bot
tle or two of tho Hair Tonic from Pr
Jayne, and according lo his directions, ap
plied it, During the pr.eent week the
name Mend nshnied himself into our pies
ence, and uncovering hi hiihhertci naked
head, astonished tin with a thin, tho' luxun
ant growth of hair, from one l i 'wo incher
in length upon the very premises we bid
believed as unyielding lo cultivtiion as the
trackless and that skirts the Alaiuic, Thir
is no puiT, but it b roligoualy true, and tn
those who doubt it, the gentlcmtri ran b
pointed out What is more in favor of thin
'Tonic,' ihe case here cited w3 not one
of temporary baldness no sndden ns ol
the hair but was one of years standing,
though Ihe L'enlleman is bin forty five years
of aee. 7ilaei)ii(i Spirit of the Times',
The above Mbdicine are all fcr sale
it the store of
JOHN II. MOYEH.
IJIoomeborg.
Cholera, Swnmer Complaint, Diarrlura,
Dynentary and all other l cr an p( aunts
0) the stomach and bcwtla, cured by
1) r, Jayne1 s Carminative L'ulsam. ,
New York, 8h month, lsi, 1838.
Friend Dr. Jayne It gives nio m.ich pleasure to
inform you of the result of a case in which I ad
ministeied thy Carminativo Ualsam, and I consider
it a mutter of duty to thee ond the public to give
the following statements, j'eing called to x'mt a
utient a few days since, I found he was vomiting
and purging moot violently, with tevero Tormina
and Cianips in tho upper atfd lower extremities,
and alto in tho abdominal parictics. The cramp
was so violent, that it took foui men to mb him
incessantly lo keep down the spasm, and to use his
own words he said it seemed to him at if his bones
would snap in two. There was also violent cholic
pains around the ubllical region attended with very
distressing nauscai In ehoit I centered it to be
a caso of genuine choki'a. I found on inuuiry the
patient had been unwell the day previous, with a
oosencsa ol the bowels. That tix hours before I
sawhiin he was seized with tho complaint and had
gradually got worse. J lie cxlicniitirs we c cold
and ho was nearly pulseless. I iinmeuiately gave
him a spoonful of thy Kalsam which in a few mo
ments was ejected from the stomach, but on giving
it a few limes tlio stomach brramo settled and ho
expressed himself relieved. I then gave him a calo
mel and opium powder. In two hours fiotn the
time I saw him he felt quite easy and fell asleep,
anil slept well for five hour;:; but on wakin;? the
umptoms again returned. 1 directed more cf the
'liiUim to be given him when the di.-ica.-e subsided
and the patient wits convalescent. It took one bot
tle to clfcct a cure. I have also so ofton witnessed
tho beneficial efljCts of the Carminative Balsam in
summer complaints and diarrhea that I would not
ba without for its weight in bilvcr.
I remain thy friend,
THOMAS MOTT.43 Droadwar. N Y.
Prepared ou!y at No 8 .South Third street, 'hi!
adclphia
The abovsMedicino are fjr sa'o
'he store of
JOHN R. MOYER,
Htoomsburg.
Hill be exposed to PUIil.IC SALT, on
Saturday the 28i doy rf f (bi liary next
it 10 o'clock, A M at the house of Mr. Faust re
siding on the prcuiit.03. iho
WAMM,
tielonn'ing to'lhc estato of Mouliias Shipman, late of
in ieasant township, uccruscd, containing
Acres )
or lliereabouts, with a tolerable good Home and
Barn, a good Apple Orchard and a v-,, ieiy of other
fruit trees, situate on the we.U side of bi Fishing
ercek, about one mile and a half from I,i;,'!itstrect
It is expected that there is E EI .'' OliM on
aid preniHcs. Duo attendance and leinii madi
known on thedav ol sule bv the sniiscnner;
UDVVAKl) McilKNKV, Excuhr.
February 7, 1840 -It-la
Mew
it:7 gccds.
N E W A II RANG EM E N XS .
So humbug but Gooih down to ti.t low
est notch all through.
fHHR sulifcribcr having completed his new
H store house, on iluiti street near Alaike
n liloomeburg,and having atockid it with a stock
'if entire new good, which were selected with
ireat care in regard to style and price, he flatters
linn self that he can oiler Iresh goudv, and new est
-tjl s.and them nt lower prices than has ever be
iT -ed in this place, ond as the assortment coiisiu
ii evi,ry lliing for coinfnrt and adornment m tho
t Dry Goods.
lOgelher Willi a neral assorinniit of
Qurcnstvw (some new styles) School
books, Hardware, ( edcr ware, 1 iiii
K'arc, Earthenware, Sutina or
Lake, ground, Tine Lhboa
and Dairy Salt, Sul
mon Jackerat,und
Herring,
Cavindish, Imita
ton Plug. Fine cut &
Smoking 7 nl acco, Candles
f Soap, Capper Aftteg,Stn), Jlar Iron.
besidrs numerous other ailiclrs, nil of which wil
he sold nt a very small profit for ready pay, and he
would resriecllully invite all pcrsniiH to call and
examine bis goods and prices, before purchasing.
The highest prices paid for all kinds of country
proc'uee.
L. B. RUPRRT
Bloomslurg, Seft. 0:h, IS15. S2tf.
gleigh Mis.
"TTL'ST received a freuli supply of double body,
Oj? single body.aud martingale Slrfh Hells, at
ih New Sio . 1,. 1), Ul l'Zi'HT
Junuaiyl 7
N0T1CE
A 1,1, persona indelilnl to tlio su
ubseiibcr arc r f
J
quested to call and settle their accounts an
nuke immediate, navment, as it is actually naccs-
sary that his accounts should be closed without dc-
ALEXANDER HAZLET
Williamsburg, January 17
MASTING rOJMER.
tiiyUczi ot tllastiu. Fowdcr
ot tha heat quality, just received by
WM. McKEI.V'Y &, Co
Decamber 5
BARRELS of die best quality of
just received by
WM' McKELVY k Co.
Pcember B
TWO APPRENTICES WANTED
To the C RPsN'J TiS 'JL'SINES.S. Good
steady boys, 1 (5 or 17 years of ace will receive good
encouragement by muking i ni r u i-i to application
to CHAKLJW CRAMM.
I'loomsburg, January 17.
NOTICE
6 hereby given that I hove pnrehascd nt Con
stablosnle. ths following property as belonginc
to William K. Rasmus, to wi 'J'wo ncies ef ry
on the ground; ono inanllc clock; one bcaureuc'
four shoals and a set of miners tool?, and have leal
the same in his po6ession during nsv pleasure and
forbir any person taking lliem IVoin him by pur
chase or oiiierwis o wituout my coiient.
JOilAII LYNX.
January 10, 1816
V
0LivijV TONS imc ISorncrfl COAL
tor sale by
1IEFLKY Si MENDENIIALL
Jcccmbcr 20
50 'font JiOrJ SCOIMPLASTEH
50 Tnn MKE PLASTER,
just received and fur sale by
Win. McKELVY ty Co.
December IS,
Ghair Jaufactory
'1 111 eubacriljtr couiiiiue'j to tuny on
the
CHAIR JfANUFACTOaiNG
businesa at the old stand of It- & S. liflgrn
uucli, where he will be rcatlv at all timcf.
to furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Met
tees, Boston Roc king Chairs &c, of every
'lesmption, which may be called lor, at
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. lie will also execute IIoiipc, JSion &
Ornamenta! Painting;, and House Papering,
in a superior manner,
From his experience in tlio business, end
ins laciiitirs ol riianiiiacttirin v n,e varmuf
irticies ru 1,13 imc, lie Halters piniscl: ihui
lie sliail h able lo furnish ss pood woil,
and upon as rcnsoniihle terms as can l.r
donp in tlio counirv, till of which be will
dispe of for CASH or COlLVFRY
PRODUCE
N. R- Orders from a distance will bf
itiic'.ly at.d punctual! v altei'ded to.
!! MAHKMiUCII.
BIoomsLurg;, Dec. 30, 1013
AT TlIU
1TEV B'JILDIITGS.
L. H. RIJPEIiT,
'PR"AV1.G disposed of his first block ef goods
w.JX has just received n lar better an I more uplen
Inl assort mciil hiiitablo lo the bca: en. colisi: till!.
of ii.r.i.iil a vari,''v of
('(.Um; SuUliuU, i'asstmtre and nltug8
lor Mi u's wear, as (an be had at any oilier s:uri
in 'be eountv all kinds of
Mils, f.'ultuii, Uiincn. Waolhn or Witr Ini
'lotlia It r bailies' use liuls, I. a.-: ;tl.:n 1.1:1! limb
loots and Allocs, cry cheap., bi-oide a large as
sortment of
(JiUJCERIF.S, IIAIinWAKK. CLASS
AM) QUEKNSU AIM:,
old in fart, ahnoot every thing that can be feu
in anv r:t';er store in the eouniv.
ueiiecing uini a nniiiue sixi ence is ;.( t'er tl.au n
.i. -ii " .... .
J nil shiiliic', ho will continue to veil his iiooi's ul o
smull advance, for ready pay. He tlieiclore iu-
vitesall to call, leeling assuied that they will be
ati -In U Willi Ins prices.
JS'ov 15
M Is
The subscriber offers for f.tle his
IT!
situated on the corner of Main and EoM-flrcrtf
in loomsburg, Columbia Coutily, Pa. Ii in wel
calculated ,lor tue location ror a l uetic Kqmu o
Slore.bcing
tiO Fee front on Main-street,
iil'l I'Vtfceton East-street,
ind ihn road leading to the Illonmidmrg Hail o.k
lion Companv'e Furnaces. This Lot ia well e.il-
etibited for buibliiirr upon F.nst-.itieet as well ns on
Mum, and being situated tu ll'.e centre of (he lion
I'cgion of Columbia County, is well worthy Ihe
acenliou of ihn rniitalists.
For any information lerpcctinj tho conditions,
enquite of
JHARLrS KAIiLCR-
fJicombburg, Dcccmbci it)
ffififflt ttJH5WsJ e&
K B par ST TTTfl r
mm lot.
nLooMsnuna
Cabinet Ware House.
f RjHG subscribe would respectfully infoitn the
pnlilic, lliiit lie una lauiMi um u ii luniy i
iipied bv .Vumnel Lilly, near the upper end ol
Dlooiiisbura, whera ho is carrying on the
in all its various branehes, and where he will be
liamiv o wait iinon ull those who may favor him
with their custom. His r uiniiure is wairanieu mi
io made of good mataiia! and durable, and ho ill-
lend i keeping on band
Sidcbuurds, Secretaries, Jjiireaus,
Wardrobes. Card Tables, Dining
Tables. Ereakast Tables,
Cupboards, Stands, IVush
Sr ndsjiedstcuds,
Dough-troughs,
CoJJins,
mil all kinds of work in his line, which lie will seH
upon as reasonable terms aa they can bo purth.iseil
in the county.
llv slnet atlrnlion to business he hopes to re
ceive a bhao of public patronage.
till LKUV.V..
April 25, 1845. ly 1
Jin interesting ratnpfde, called tin
FAIIIiir I23ALTII
115i:5:CTOKY.
FCR Gratuitous Circulation to all persons who
a ill cad, Preserve, iui bend it, at li. I.tuv.
Uioom:.buri!. John Moore, JJjuvillc, John Kuser,
Milton, V allcr & Co, Lerwick.
PJl the following named Articlei hove ob
tabled unbounded popularity, viz'.
Rheumatism. Contracted i on!., Stiff Joints, am1
Gout, will pojlively be cured by the tile- use ot
the Luliun Xtettulilc Elixir and Liniment, The
sceptica we invite to call and be personally refVi -
red to gnntleniru ot the highest ktamling in this
city who baj been cuied of HheunuitiMii by tliit
remedy 'J'hey are warranted the only genuine
DcuriO-a Dr .McM air's Acoustic Oil has prov
ed vc-y succe.'iil in curing even total Deafness
We hava many ccitificates from citizens who have
ut,cd this OIL with cu lplete succcb U'e ii:vin
who arc troubled '.villi any urease of the Ear
exainine the proof
"' Lnngley't Wettetn Indian Panacea is the be.:
1 nii'y medicine in the woild It is a cure for Dy
epsia, A-it!ima, biver complaint, Indigestion, Cot
tivcne a. Jaundice, KpiUspsy' Debility, t-c, &e
Ti 11 It operates without the slightest pain, av
a mild but thoiough cathartic, and never leave.
i!p pfrcon costiveeven if taken very oltcn
Tlie Piles r.vc warranted lo bn rurcd by tho gen
nine I'ayrt' Iiitiiinent and I iues J'alm of china, er
l ie money refunded Who will now suiler with
this d!.;iie)iing eomplaintl IS'ever buy it without
tilCtiiugiiitlurn of cnnifitock & fo
cfi.7cft nnd co 's Sarsuparilta u as pure and
alrons an Extract fom this celebrated Hoot aa can
uoesibly be mado This piice is so reasonably that
the poor can aflord to use it, beinrt but dO cer.U;
er botllc, or ti per dozen It is the only article
that will cll'cctually purify the Mood froin all
impunities Those who have been imprudr i.t in
lie ot calomel, vc, will find bure relief from
it.
7?rrs India Hab Dye This chemical preparft
tiou will color tho hair any shade- fiom a lihl
i invn to n jet lilaeu, Riiu not injuto toe nan or
..tain the .,kin in the least.
preserve and beauty the Hair by usuinrr ().
iiridge's lia'm o f Columbia, which innncdiuti ly
-tops the hair (mm fillinj; out, and restore it when
bald Never l-uy it nilheut the tf'griatute of Cum
stock &. (,'n.
Worms Kiilmatnch't Vcrm'fuge is a safe.ae.-j
and eil'eeUutl einedy lor Wooi.h, in children oi
idolls. in every rime. It is entirely Vegetable niid
cannot injury tbe most delicate child even should
i here be no Worms. Price 1)5 ccr.t s. Don't, con
Mound ii with other liainen,
The iVo.'.rrv UlUjw been thoroughly tented
jy many year's expiricnce. LaJiip expecting
ii become mothers may re.-t n-ureil that it wili
dways ni.l and :isi-fct m preparing t'nem for the
rialri lu lore them. It quiets nil nenotis nlfec
I'.im, iiltavg morning iMci.nces. causes natural nmi
w"i't O'-t- einiinizcs te.e ciretilalion n tlie blooj.
epuli'.eatlm e'.oinaeli. and facilitates the birli
without Bui li ixi.-uieialinc; pains m mothers ex
peel, il.'any el out bett phyi-ciana Ui-c it in ti.rir
praclice.
.New discovery, ly which a 1 Moves nnd pipe,,
or crates may be kept a Jet bl ick " ilh ns beanh
'nl poli.h ns a Coach IJoc'y wi'h one iipplicntion i.
i year. It kecpn all Moves and 1'ipcn from m-tii j
diroit!;h thn similiter. 'I bi.s Vami-li is .n eniin.
new invention; i,t.il Hinpiit.es iim !eli;;l,s ijl -.
ii.-e it. Npeeiir.i'iis ol i-loi p Olid Pipe :in Use inn
la- teen at 21 C'm;l'nnni-stieet wberr llie I'oli. i,
:nay be had nl tbe cost of i.j cents per bottle.
ll'ncd undiCu L.ifi buuc A sen; letned), Priei
eenls, -
111- barzett s J nno roahai.er Pro,-reative 1.
eoudv in ease ( f Impnlcney, baneiiiit.
ix;r
n
Mln.s, Mensii ueiieii, li.eonliiiei.ee. and all di
Mil: e
.iri:,ii j b oin i'el iiilaLon cf tl.e m! in w here rcttor
Hon lb required.
!!c. Dr, I. in I In U.mew'.t I i(
jrep, fo- the cure ,i' ( i rsim :
t'olli-hs. ('(ill:., i" !l l il p i I . ;i j
K.vpeelorii'iiin, Pa'li In tl.e ude i.e.
b. ecloi
:n't . -ll c li
'Jd li
ft c
.!.!; CMtmr Uil II (.ives lie linn- n luatili n'
(.lloss at il inclines- it to curl, ai.il v 1-. ! ly 1 1 I ,i
any other Oil, it 1 cm 1 nii's lb., li 1 est b:ciis' a'
in the least If ni lady or p: i t'en..iti i:,
!l:ii I iih ni'i.l find tbe-e .-tali wenm ut.t.ie. '!i;i
oioev will 1 1' elii'. i il
Ci'..'.'.i in ( 11 H.iitiliied 'i I e ulroc i.eii.f-J
arlicies are ,old Getiuiiie in litis ei'y l y .', nisi, , ;
, Co, ill Cni;rllu'idt-.-.tifet, (mil JSO U'JiLliK
liLfE except of tbeii conntty customers
Ilemeinber take this direction with vnn
Thci-e arlielis n e lo be had in this lnve oi
f'pbrnni Llu'.z. l!loomsburf, John .Vonro. Danville
Waller A co. Derv iek, John Kuser, Wilton,
November, 1, CSv, Cm
S2 O O T S
AND
STORE.
nri'IE subscriber
jj informs tbe pub
lie that he hns
opened a HiOE
M OKE at the lower
end ef Main Pliert.
loomfburc, nt thr
store f irmetly ocenni
d by E. Lull where he intends to keep a rener
.il assortment of shoes and boacs, for men and
womens ware, which he will fell ns lew, if net
nwer than the same quality of corn's ran le boupln
n ("olumi ia eouniv. Ho will al-o nierke to order
ill kinds of bonis and shoe", nt rliorl not.o-e. Jlav
erii.inrd lo sell low, for a r nrll vrr.fi:.
he respcc'l'iilly invities lho--e v.bo aie in want ol
any thing in his line, to fi'ebi::i a cail.
i.b. Allifooils liongntcf ir,e are warranted
to be ns recomiuended,
W. RCeJSEI,.
Nov. 15th 1511.
K E W
shoe
rJJ" A' TV ES TA EL ISM EX
TIN and C2IIIB2T IROIX
TUB subsciibcr having located himself in
lllooinsluiig, ia pre) ared to ftirnii-b all kinds of
ware, and peifonu all kinds of work in his lino of
business, nt cheap rales ami at shoit notice Ho
has furnished himself with a new nhd Kplemlid
stock ol tools, machinery and materials from t'bila
dolpha, and inmlc a large purchase ol OA I. anil
WOOD STOVF.H, of various inilterns, lo supply
h a ciiKtomers. llo will constantly keep on hai d,
77. ll.Bofeery description.
STOViiS, a lari(e variety, neatly and substan
tial)' finish' d, together with
KI'Ol'TS for buildings.
VO.1t. UffrJTW, A.C.&C.
He respectfully eoliciu public palrorisge Ilav
ing been for some yeara engaged in his buhinei,.
and having experienced assistants, ho feels confi
lent of sn;i tying ull who may favor him with
their custom.
VOl'ATltV ,WEltVJt.7.VT1 BuppSed on
liberal tcrtn
Call on the sou h side of ,1ain-slreet, 3 door
below the etliee ef the Columbia democrat.
Uctobtr 11, 1S45 ly25
S, U. CIJAIC.
B. F. IIAl lJUIiST,
'wAacdw MAKER,
"";I)L00MSKUKG,
ESPF.CFTCLI.Y in.firms ihe public thit
he has b)i sled him4 if in tlie Hiop lately
occupied by ZI11A KCG.1il.KS, in MAIiKKT
TliKKT, where he inteivds eairvii g on thu above
business in all its various Oiranrbes.
UKAVV VaGG0.nS
ouilt and repaired, as weljj as one boro
WAGCOXS AfM) V, UUU:'
of every dnscription, ano'j a'.l kinds of Country
Work, in his line, done t rboit noiicc, and on tho
jjnt icasonable terms. .
fa-Good Lumber nnd s.'l kind el fmtry Pro-Ju-e'luLeii
in payment for Vck, but Ca.h will uoi
e refused. '
April 5, lSir.-CmSd .
Ba nrJr cslh's Tills
UAD und umlarstamri ! '1 I f !!'!!r u--' frn,e
... A . t i . . .:o i -
ii&, when the medicine, Lfra':c-i- n i r.- lc
looiiwitilrrl nq ibev nimbi ni.l ti -er 6; it ej!I le
undei&tood that Dr. l!randictc hn U.e atrongest
claims upon the public. It is t".o t!.at i-vcry i:;
dividual who makes a trial of the C n.nlec :h 1 ..
concede lliem to bo the lavt mcilV::ne tl.ey (' t
u::ej. They lire indeed a ruediciiic ab-ut v. ;.o .1
there is no mistake. Their value in a c, tv.'e 1
bnnger.ble a? ours cannot be suliicienlly ap'rocii '
ed A free perspiration is nt once restored , thu
ihey cure colds, and consumption is prevented.
Th ise who have a redundancy of bile find them of
'ho most essential ferviee, and should there 1 c a do
licicney of that important lluiil the Iiraudretli Pilis
have an equally beneficial rllect. Often lias this
important medicine sated valuable lives in those rc
iiions where Ihe. dicauful yellow fever wai jiicviiii
ing A few do-ps taken immediately upon the in
fection liciiirr received inlo tbf fvstein, will In nl
most certain lo picvt-ntnr.y material inennveri lice
And at Hostage of this ilrnnll'ul epidemie is ibco
so proper a rneiliciue ns tlie Drenuietii j iiw, i.ci
ibis nieiiicmc be univetsally used 111 una
disease, and no Io?i of blood aliened, and few
wry lew, would bo ils victim?. N) it is willi other
diseases. Asbist nature wilhlhia nil imporrniit
medicine to remove moibid humors from the Moor",
ami do not resort lo bleeding or roeriury, nnd o
-hall have a "cry cctt seaicily ot persons alllicti d
with cronic maladies. 'J'be fealbeieiltiibe tbenii
imal, kingdom- over which we ate the lords, aio
not nlilic.lcd with chronic inalaiiies; neither tboiild
we be if it were not for our prion which occasions)
tiiam. I' iilliiw natuie. 1 se llie medicine wi.en
1rn10ni7.es with her, which mildly but surely re-
nu.ves all llie 1 in purines 01 me iJinon.unu 11 si reni; Mi
nis the I'eeblt'.and yet ledueev thote f too full habit
lo a healthy standard, bet me a;:ain My that every
depaituicnt of the ninnuf'acturo ol lirjiul cili I'tlisi
is peifriuiillv f iiperiiitendtd ' y me, and thai every
box wii li my three labpls iton it may be relied up
.111 to have ihe beneficial Ib'Ct de.-ciibed if used
according to the iliieeiions aeeonq sny'lrg.
A (i V. N T S.
Wahintoi' Koberl M'Kay.
.lemeytown I. V A T Vjisel
J'.invilh K II Keyimlds & Co
(J.itt.iwiss-n C ( Hrol:st
I'loooisliur' 1. 1!. Mover.
Limestone babbit & MWincb.
Iluckliorn M. G. boetnal.er.
i.iioe llide bow ei Tlminjisoii
civ. ick- J W Stiles
N'av n, I Sib lv- 2.
r TV f.
XT. l"? r V
j ;t rs, r
X Us
1
i'ler r c tfi:!Iv informs tl'e public
1:11 opei ed a flip, on ,.ioii-sti e',
' bi li.nV 'I an in, in I lot tn-l-ii: n,
earrvii.s on llie al-nvc I csiiii-s.
rril'iT ih'al' be
, i CI ll.'v Oppi'Mll
In' iliti II
!u a'l ils Mirious b'nnel.es.
-ns i' 1 he,
of eveiy ilescriptii n, wilt be kepi oil hand for sale
al U hOblAl.i: or KM I'AIL.
MIKKT IliO.N
iTufi f.ir f 1 1 !ii dtiTi r, ri tn J
el in i!,
si(;Vi; I I!
of all sjy.r.s kept eoio-talilly
ed to older.
I'cir.p; deteriniiied to do
way, he n oists all to cail
:.iln.
bu-iness in Ihe riyl.t
upon him tietore tiu-y
putchn.ir elscw beie. as be w.ll minim all artieleM
in his line a:i cheap as they can le purchased in
the touiity.
P. J KICE.
trj teml-or SO, ISC-lylO
Cabinet TaKins-
TIIF. sulwcrihei respectfuil informs the pub
lic that ho hns talii n the fhop lately occupied
by 13. S. Huyhnnt, at the lower end of Msikel-
bi-lrcct BlooniKburft; whero he intern!? carrying on
the nbove busineK in all ils branches, and solicits a
hae of the patronage of llie public.
In connection with the above business, he offers
his services as an
UNDERTAKER.
He will always be rr.n'y to make COFFINS fr
llie same prices heretofore liHiecd in Illnomi-bur
an J Laviiifr supplied lum.'-elf w ih a pood II E A ,
he will allend with it al llio f nnerui wuuoui an.'
etra clinrr;e.
joiin niTTRj
May .13 I ."I'. !".m3
pctvii rf ?::r.s:zi svr.rr. just i
ceiv,d and for rale at llie New tore.
1.. 11. KLTvRr-
October 11.