Agricultural. II iw blest the FarmkhV itiuiptu lite ! Hiw pure tliti iy it yield? Far from tho world.' UmiiiiahIoim itrifn, Viae, 'mill tlio opmI.),1 holds Eetmt. A 51 .cultural I'air. The Weekly North American Firmer, jnya Wo are plfasod in notice tho oslab liHhment of Agru-ultuiMl Societies and As-eoci'-itioiti a various prts of our great Union. There is nothing more conducive, 3 tho advancement of our first and grrat interest, than a friendly harmony .nil union of the farmers in every locality. While every interest has its societies, pro tective asFSCciations.ite., tho farniers,lan ters and producers, consisting and repre senting the foundation of all other avoca tions.have been too long neglected.or rather have neglected themselves. Let associa tions be at once fronted in evory township and county in the United States, and let the world know, that without a successful jiTricultural community, no country can thrive. Long live the honest tiller of the soil ! .FIRMING IN THE VIRGINIA VAL ' ' LEY. The Rockingham Register states that Mr. Reuben Moore, of that county, last year made on his farm and hauled to market ever nine hundred barrels of four! be sides what he used in his own family. With six hands and one wagon and team, he did the work on the farm, as well as the hauling to market! The crop was ground in hia own mill. o that everything was done by himself and upon his premises, In ad dition for the large qantity of flour made and sold from his farm, Mr. M. also had ,150 fat cattle to sell. Hoove in Cattle. B. M. Ellis, of Muncy, Pa., gives in th Alba my Cultivator, the following cure for an animal hoovedon clover: "Take a traw band with a .knot in the middle as a man's flit, put plenty of Ut upon it, and put it in the mouth of the animal, and tic it on the top of the head ; not loo tight ho that he can chew it , and theB put two or three ispoonfuls of tar in the mouth- This will relieve the animal allium instantly. I have cured if least twenty cattle in this way, and can cure any one in fifteen minutes at most. If the animal is hooved upon cora or rye chop, (corn or rye coarsely ground and mixed with cut straw or hay,) I take a pint of Glauber salts, and drench the bowels with it. I have known everal cattle to be cured in this way; I never had but one of my own foundered, il was a cow fresh in milk. .1 gave her lard she soon got better, but lost her milk, and lor a week or two gave but little, ihe .1 it all her hair, it coine off ia great bunch- SwLMNG9.-i-Tlie following article is recom mended for scattering swellings on horses, cows, oxon and other domestic animals. "Take two fluarU of proof whiskey, or other proof spirits, and warm them over the fire j but not to boiling dissolve it in a pint of soft soap when cool, put it in a pint bottle or other close vessel, and add nno ounce of camphor." This forms, wheu dis solved a liquid opedeldoo, and is then ready for application. It is a cheap and valuable remedy, and should be kept contantly on hand by every person. Tub Occam. The great 'Pacific Ocean has a larger area than all the dry land on the globe. It covers 00,000,000 of square miles, and 70,000,- O'U including the Indian Ocean, From Peru to Afiuait is 1J.0C0 mile wide. It is generally unfathomable between the Iropice, where its depth is so great, that aline five miles long has in many places not reached the bottom. The Atlantic Ocean apparently stretching from pole to pole is 5000 miles wide, and covers 25,000, (J J J square miles. FARMERS, A CHALLENGE! Mr. Selim Doollttle, of this town, has de posited in our sanctum a peck of potatoes, consisting of 53 in number, and weighing 1 3 pounds, the product of a single hill, and from a single potatoe. The potatoe is of the pinkeye genus,and a finer article never gnw. When any grower can beat this we will haul down the flag until then, Mr. Doiilittlc stander excelsior! The above product of a single potatoe is by no means "small patatoes." A Generous Fellow. The following is a literal copy of an advertise-tiir-m, which appeared in a Connecticut paper, l.i.i Farmer's Journal, some time ago : ' Mi 'ssi's Printers Please to put into the public prints, that I have by mutiul consent, parted with iny wife, on generous conditions; and that no person shall tru-t her on my account henceforth. I expect there is evil minded folks that would edge her to iitichicf if possible.there forc, pray advise acponiing to the best of your .knowledge, oblige yum tu Serve, James Brown. Looking Ym.low. A landlord recently called out to a temperance man at Blackburn : "Why, you are looking yellow with your ah atinence." "Yes," said (he man, putting his hand into his pocket and pullitif out some eagles, "and my pocket is looking yellow, too," JOHN (J. V K E E ', E , Attorney at Law: umcK, next door In the i.ouri nome, Eloomsburg, Columbia County, 1'cnna. REMOVAL. Cloth i ng Empo rium. I'lllCKS Kkduced. rpilK subscriber respectfully informi hie friends X and the public, that he has Removed hi L,ap Clothing Emporium to his new stand, on Main Street, above the Am-hica Housk, where he can beat both Jew and Gentile at se linn chean lioodH. Clothnm, tVc. Take the lol- lowing ammile ot his prices: to &12 I ii Fine Dies or Frock Coals from Siilenlid Itlue lilac. Dress Coats Su it) 13 Cashmorett, Alpaca and summer cloth, 3 r a 5 6 4 3 3 a 3 300 l.niuen Coats ol alt kinds, link Casimere Pants, Splended Lainarliiie Pants, C'otioiudo and summer Cassimere Plain S Kin Vests, Figured Satin vests, Marseiles and Cashmere vests, Boy's Pants and VeMs, Moil's ('awine! Pant. 1 3 4 1 3 2 1 1 175 SUMMER CLOTHI G, of every description, Dry, Fancy, and Mapic GOODS, and a general assortment id Shirts, Uo soms, Collars, Gloves, SmpeuJers, Stocks, Hand kerchiefs, &.C., itC. Garment! mailt to order on thnt notice. fjrj- Pcrsonsresiding out ol town will hnd it to their advantage to purchase clothing of him as he is determined to put prlcesdown so low as tomake an object to thore who come from a distance. Gentlemen don't forget to enouire for Nathans' Cheap Clothing; Store, on Main Street, one door above Mr. Doibler'. American House, Blooms burg. SIMON NATHAN, & Co. Hlonmiburg, March 21, 1S49. COLUMBIA COUNTY INSTITUTE. rpilE Trustees of the Columbia County Inslt- tute take pleasure in ani.ouncing to the public that they have secured the services of the RF.V. SAMUEL SCHAFFEK, as Principalof the Schoolto be opened in Blooms burg on Thursday, the 9th day of April next. The highly attested abilities ol Mr. Schafft r af ford an ample guarantee for thorough instruction in all the various branches taught in the school. These will consist of the following : LANGUAGES. Ancient Latin, Greek and Hebrew. Model n German, Spanifh. French and Italian. ENGLISH. Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Surveying, Navigation, Geography, with the use of globes; History, Natural Phllisophy.and Chemistry, with lectures and experiments; Moral and Mental Philosophy, with lectures. Penmanship and Glocuiion will receive daily attention. Tkkms. In order to secure the greatest a mount ofbrnefit to each pupil, we think the standard number should be twenty-five, unless the demand of the public should warrant an as sistant The prices will be as follows: The English branches. $5 per quarter. Do. with addition of laneuaze, 6 " ' WM. McKELVY, 1 L. B. RUPERT, CALEB BARTON Trustees, DAN'L SNYDER, I JACOB MELICK, J aloomsburg, March 15, IS49. "lT7"AR!tEN RUSSEL, has removed his Shoe J V s,,),e 'nt0 the Exchange Buildings, next door to H.irtinan's store, where he will always keep on hand and make to order every desirable kind of Boots and Shoes for Men's Ladies' and Misses' wear. CALL A.YD EXAM WE, He is determined to turn off work that will bear examination anil trial, and which will compare with that of any other establishment iu northern Pennsylvania. (f All work warranted. Bloomihurg, April 7, 1S-19. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. PERSONS visiting town during Court week or anv other time, A and in want ol a Cheap Family Bible g&Stf or other article in the Bonk and Sta- - tionery way, can he accommodated on applica tion at the 1'i.oomhhurg Book Store, in the Exchange buildings, hv Swartz t Messenger. B!oomt',mrg, Aug. H, 1S49. THE FORKS HOTEL. rpHE subscriber would inform his old friends and the public in general, that he hss taken the well-known stand, recently kept by Damkl Snydkr, Ksi,, on the head of Main Street, in Bloomsburg, and will continue the IPE'E-Ia M EKB- SE3 Known by the sit'n of the "FORKS," w here hcis prepared to accommodate those who may favor him with their custom. His arangeir.eiits are complete quarters spacious location pleasant, and without promising too much, he flatters him elf, he will be able to do ample juslicstohia guests. ft-Slabling and the best fare for horses, Ac. SAMUEL BLUE. Eloomshuig, April 7, 18-19. FRESlf ARKIVAL! Aero and Cheap Summer Goods. 4 NEW mpply of splendid goods just reecived Cl at the cheap store of J. II Ballon ti. Co., which is cheaper than ever. Their stylo and va riety of Ladies dress goods cannot be i.urpayed, and as they have ndc ariancerr.otils to procure a constant supply, Uicy will always be ol the latest slyles. Also. Groceries, Hanhvarc,Qitccns ware, Salt, Fish, Molasses, &c. in great variety. J. II. BARTON it Co. Ttloomslmrs, Mav S. 1819. rnilEsubscriher bigs leave to inform his At X Iriends and the public in general, that he-- has taken the Write Suan Jhtel und Magt Office, No IDS, Race Street, formerly kept by J. Peters & Son. The House being Urge and con venient, and in the business part of the City, he hope., by strict attention to business, that his Iriends will ive him a oil. He pledtrc himself, thaUiothmg shsil be wauling on his part to tnae friends at hume. Terms 1 per dkv. ' CKOKGE RAHN, Formerly nf Sciuylliill County. Phila.. March 21, '49. If. EXECUTOR';? NOTICE. Eestate of JOHN KLINE, deceased. "VfOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of Ad l ministration on the esiate of John Kline, late of Sugarloal township, Columbia i-cunty, de ceased, have been granted by the Register of Co. lumbia county, lo the undersigned, residing in Fishingcreek township : AH persons indebted t, those having demands against said estate, will present IhemdulyauthentKated fo, settlement. Aug 20 tSIO Ct. 1 RMAN LAr0LR Aug. 0, 1519,-Cta. hxitulou I ER ESIISI'KING&SUMM EKGOODSl Merchantable Merchandize, AGAIN the undersigned take pleasure in an nouncing to their friends and the public, that they have just received a neliicl and heavy assortment ul choice Jtry Uoodt S Groccrict, adapted to the season, and wants of tho people, which they oiler lor sale, at their old stanil at prices "cheaper than the cheapest." Their stock comprizes a lull assortment ul all kinds of goods, usually kept iu country Mores, and without par ticularizing each article, feel warranted in saying that those ic want ol good goods liaveonly tocall , o satisfy their lr.ste and fancy. Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Fish, Suit. MnhiNue. A.'r K largo and beautiful selection ol the above ar ticles ol superior quality, at very low prices. ALSO. Hats of every variuty (for Suiimie, wear,) Boots, Shoes, tc. p-Cah paid for grain alwavs. WM. McKELVY & Co. Bloomshurg, May !i, 1649. i;v i.oons THE LAST AXL BEST ARRIVAL. f-4 411 K Jk VIJI L J4 U At 4 J r rpHK undersigned respectfully informs the nu lie, that he has just received, at the Chei ub 'leap Comer Store, in Maine street, below Market, a large and select assortment of Fashionable and Durable SPR1.VU AD SUMMER GOODS, which lie will sell on terms even morereasonabU for purchasers than any yet introduced into Bloomshurg. His stock comprises every variety nf Dry Goods Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Fish, Salt, S(C. kc, together with all the essential requisites of a well-stocked Country Store. Thankful for past patronage, a continuance of the same is cordially invited. Produce received as usual in exchange for Goods, Bloonisburg, Ma yj 9. L. B. R UTERT. newarrivaTTof Spring and Summer Goods. rpHE subscribers, in again calling the attentior J of the public to their STORE, immediately opposite the Court House, would respectfully announce the arrival of a large and choice assort ment of Dry Voods, suitable for the spring and summer trade, and that nothing will be wanting on their part to merit a consinuance ol the patronage so liberally bestowed upon then since the arrival of their first stock of merchan dize. A small advance on city cash pricesehall continue to be our motto. The assortment just received and now opening consists in part of French, English and American CLOTHS, SATIN ETTS AND VKSTINGS, Flannels of all colors, Kentucky Jaen's, Muslins, Calicoes, Ginghams, Linen-lustres, De Lains ol various paterns, French and embroidered lawns, and white dress goods. Silks Black, blue-black and striped; bonnet silk, &c, Fringes and braids, bonnet-ribbands. Shawls, Cashmere, Thibbet, Terkeriee, de lain and silk, scarfs in variety. Carpetting ; Wool, cotton, etc. Hearth rugs, and embossed table covers. Bonnets: Palm, Panama and Leghorn Hats. GROCERIES Mackerel, Irish Salmon, Sail and Plaster. Queenrware,' Hardware, willow and ccdai ware, i)-c. J-c, ftC-In fine all these with many more not u Bually kept in country stores, will be exchanged for Cash, Produce or Lumber. A. J. SLOAN, E. MENDENHALl. Blootnsburg, April 21, 1649. NEW STOKE AND C1IEA1' GOODS. riHE undersigned respectfully informs his old I customers and the public that he lias just completed his arrangements for their better accommodation, by re-building Ins store house at the old stand, on Main Street, where he is receiv ing and offers for cash sales, a select assortment of Clothing and Confectionaries. His stock of clothing which is of the latest style and best finish, consists of every variety ol Coats and Summer Garments, viz : pants, vests shirts, colars, slocks, fLc, Slc, manufactured ex pressly for country sales, ami will he sold at exceedingly low prices for cash. Confectionaries and Fancy articles, of all kind too numerons to mention. -ALSO- Ice cream, lemonade, mead, beer, and other re freshments, furnished to order at all times. S. by MOSKS MAY. Bloomshurg, June 23, IS-19-tim. cT)NFECT10iNAlY& rpilK subscriber respectfully informs tl.eciti X ens of Bloomshurg, and vicinity, that he is now opening a select , Confeclionun;,Ffuit and Toy Store, in the Exchange buildings, No. 4, where he will be happy to wait upon llnwe w ho may favor him with his custom. Give him a call. Qrj-His stock is fresh has been selected with care and will be sold cheap for cash. THOS: ELLIS. Bloomsburg, April 21, 1S I9. BOOTS AND SHOES rpilE subscriber has opened a new Boot and JL Shoe Store at the lower end of M.iin street, in the boil. Imping lately used as Nathan's Cloth Store. He will always keep r,n hand an assort ment of ready made work, and will make to order at the shortest notice coan and lind Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers for Gentlemen, Ladies ami Misses' wear. He will furnish his work, made in a neat and substantial manner, at the lowest prices. fjrj-Work made strong and neat, and sold cheap. Solicits a share of public patronage. JOSEPH Ii. WEAVER. Bloornsbure, April 7, IS-l'.i-.'tm. N. S." LAWRENCE, Agent for the sale of Sovlhworth Man ufacturing Co's Writing Papers. Warehouse No, 'J Minor Street. 100 cases of the above superior Panels now in store, and fur Hi!e In the iradc at the lowest mar ket prices, consisting iu pint , Fineihick flat ("apt, 12, H.lOand 10 lbs., blue and white. Superfine Medium and Demi Writing?, blue and white. Extra super and superfine I'ol.'o Tosls, blue and white, phin and iiilid. Superfine Commercial Posts, blue an;' mini. plain and mini. Extra super Linen Note Pnpers. plain and gilt Superfine and fine Bill Papers, lone, nd broad. Superfine and liiieCounting-liou.se Cups and Posts, blue and w hite. Extra super Congress Caps and letters, plain F.xlra super Congiess Caps and Letters, i-ili i nn- dliu v IIMI' Superfine Sertimn Caps and l'osls. Superfine blue linen thin Letters. Extra super Bath Posts, blue and white, plain and ruled. 1 Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes "Lawyer's" Brief Papers. pain blue YnA w , v.; u per, i,onrit,t iioarrtu whitp ... C ffiUp" "Ltb !e. McliumvCap Wrappe,. Haio, June30,lS49-Cw. fiuperiine and line taps and PcN, ruled and s and prices, d Shoe Pa- and blue i-ITS, kc. CONDITIONS. THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, is published every Saturday morning at two noi,t,Aim per ut.mim .... ....i.l . l .1.' . . I ,.,,., I, ii i yearly in advance, viz, tflnn suiismbing and .tft upon entering on the I last six tnoiiths-auil H ni ;..,i ..,. i, ,. I theahnip terms, we shall invariably charge two dollars ami til's,, No subscription take,, lor a shorter period of timelh.ui six months, discontinued until all arrearage bIiuII have been paid, which must bu one month prior to the expiration nf the torn, agreed for, and a failure to thus no tify IIih Editor will bo considered anew en gagement. Aovurtisements conspicuously inserted at one dollar cash per square (of H lines or 1 is) Im three times, and twenty-five mils pur square lor every subsequent insertion. HumncHsCnrds inserted at three dollars per annum. A liber al discount made to yearly advertisers. Lcttkhn, Communications, &.c, addressed to the Editor, on busine pertaining to the dlii e must bu jiost paid, Iu secure attention. Kook and JoS PrinUiiir. JfrSp kkEPlTUKKORETHE P KOI'I.B, t llal KJVW- lland-bills, Blanks, Checks, Labels, Cards, Tickets, Circulars, and every description ol JOBASDKANCYLKTTER-PIJKSS PRINTING in vanWis colors, executed at the olhce ol the Columbia (lihmiusbnrgj Democrat, in neat style, short order, and moderate terms. Also- The ve ry best article oI'DKKDS, BLANKS, STATION LRV,itc.,kept constantly for sale. We have also added to our already heavy and extensive stock of Blanks, nf which, we have all kinds, from Deeds to Naturalization papers a select assortment ol very fine Marria.e Certifi cates, printed and engraved, for Ministers and Magistrates. Our Friends are invited to call and examine for themselves. O .C. K A II LE 11 , Attorney at Law and Counselor, fcHffice on Main street, by the Couithouse. TESPECTKULLY informs his friends and -i t ,he public that he has commenced the prac tice of law in Utoomsbnrg, Columbia countv, Pa where ho will promttly attend loall l.gai busi ness entrusted to his care. Hlonmshurg, Ajiril 2S, IS4fl, NOTICE, jn Office of the " Caluwissa, Wilflamsport and Erie Hail lioad Cojnpant," No, 48 South' Fourth Street, Philadelphia, 1 III. loin 1 OUIIK illl, I if. BY an actol the Legislature of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania, approved the 20th day of March, lSJ'.i, it was declared that the Little Schuylkill and Susquehanna Koilrnad Com pany should, thereilier, be known hv the name of the Catawissa, Williamsport and Erie 1,'ailroari Company, and the President and Managers rf said Company this day passed the following reso lution: Resolved, That tho Secretary publish a no tice of the change in the name of the said Com pany, and to request the Stockholders Iheienf in surrender up the old certificates of stock, und take out new ones in conformity to the change in the name of the Company ; and that he also rive notice to such of the Stockholders of the late Lit tle Schuylkill and Susquehanna Bailroad t.'ompa whose slock is forfeitable for non-payment (,f instalments thereon, that the owners of said stock shall have the right to consolidate the pavnirnt made thereon, and lake shares at the par value in the Catawissa, Wiiliamsporl and Erie Bail Road Company, lo the amount of the actual payments on the shares so forfeitable, provided, the old certificates are surrendered up in nirietv davs from the time of the publication of such notice in two of the papers printed in the cilv of Philaib l phia, and one in the county of Columbia ; and in default of the surrender of Mich certificates and consolidation, the said shares and all previous payments thereon are hereby declared to bo for feited. WM. D. LEWIS, rraident. Joskph R. rAxriiN,,SVc'i y7-3in. F.Vn: wa rt Attorn y sit Lavu, FORM Kit LY OK WII.Kl:sriARRK, TESPFX"1FI'LLY inf. ims the public that l,e , has located in llEltWICK, where he will attend promptly loall legal business entrusted In Ins care in Columbia and Luzerne counties. CCJ-Officc on Main Street, opposite the Rising Sun Hotel. Jan. 20, IS'10. y THE l'E.NNSYLVA NI A IK I'l EL, riHEundersigned very respectfully inloims his I friends and the public in eeneriil, ihat ht has taken the I'f.nnsyi.vania Hot i.l, healed on Main street, Bloomshurg, recently kept by Thus: C. liomboy, and will continue it as a PUBLIC ii HOUSE: Where he will he happy to attend to the wants o! his rustomeis and the public. His house has been renovated and refurnished, and no pains or cxpeme will be wanting to make it both pleasant rnd coml'oitahle. His table is well sii pliul with Hie choired of viands, his bar with the bi-l of liipn is, and his stabling extensive and well-ai rai gi d. (LThc patronage of Iravi Hers and the custom of Jurors, Wilness. s, kr., utiending ci.im.is so licited, as they will always ln.d "good fare ami moderate bills." WESLEY SHANNON. Itionrnshurg. April 7, )vt!i MU(TlIANT,:Ail.V)irs,IX)iE'. rnilE undersigned would announce to hisld X '-uslomers and the public in guu-ial.that l.e has tost dpi lied n In w Merchant Tailoring- Establishment, Exchange buildings, fiiM dm r al.(.F the lintel where he isieceivinglieni the Easl.in Cuiesa select assortment ol choice Cloths, Ci.sHmers, and Drapery generally, and isprep.ir.d toluinish every variety ol clothing, at )ned. ii,te i rids Garmenls made lo order, and ready made cloth mg fiiirnshed at lieaily citj cost. ALSO, Coals, I'ii'nts, Vrsts, Storks, Cravats, Fancy Ilandkcn ,ief, ic.,aiid a varied ot other arlicies fur side rhesi. C-The Tailoring business rnniinurd a iuu.il ALONZO H. ELLIS. Bloomshurg, April 21, ls iil. Surgical and Me.chaiucaf'l.'cntistr rjpiIK undersigned respectfully inlorins the La J diesand Gentlemen of Blo'umsbun; and the public in general that he attendsto all the various opperalinns in Dentistry. Itesi.lmice.neai Blooms hurg.but will viit families r inviduals, at their dwtllinj;s,wheri required. Thankful for past fa vois.he hopes to merit a continuation of public pritrunage.asit will ever be his pleasuretorender satisfaction in his profession J. H. VANDEBSLICE. fjq-The special partnership in plate win k, here tofore existing between A. Vallerrhanp and J. H. Vanderslice, h,is expired by limitation, ami the accounts of Mid firm arc in the hands of the undeisigned for settlement. J. II. VANERSLTCE. March 27, J51fl. : REMOVAL. sjs1 .Tlillirit ry X ITlaiiliia-itiaLicc"-. I 111 Ii un lersigned lala-s pleasure in announcing 1 M lo r old CU-tuliieis and the f illens id ln.Miihsbiirg, generally, Ihul shi; has I(KMOVEI) to Per new HpaltiiH'lils, on .Main street, unmedi alely over ll.utman's Store, up stairs, (entrance at the Ilea I of Foundry Alley,) where she is pre pared to eecute, in rn-at s'yle and on veiy short notice, all orders in the line of fashionable Millinery and iUaiuiininiikiiig. If- LawiV wobk, ol every description, will be intended to pionq lly and sewing executed lo order. Vasiui Pancoast. lilonn shnrg, Aug. I;i. THE EMI'IRE COMl'ANY. Ini'UHI'UHATKO llV 1HK LnilSI.Al III. IF THE State ok nkw Yhik. ABIC ti e exclusive AgenlH fi r G recti's Oxy genated liilli is, winch is l lie best andsln n j.esi certiliid iimliciiie Ii r ihervre ol Lyspcpsia, General Debilii), llaliiluul loslm ness, ,-., in the world. Iu eveiy diseasu ai isn g lroin iinpei -In l dimtiuti, or dtiunid hloliiach, this reme ily hss been certified lo b.v Hon. L. II. Arnold, Ex-Governor I,,L(le Island, Hen. Wm. Wood bridge, Ex-Governor of Michigan ; Hon. T.J. Moorhead, Ex-Govunor ol Kentucky, Hi n. J. S. Simmons, Senator frem K. I. Jinn. S. S. 1 helps, Senator limn Yt., Hon. Win. I i lu ni. Senator In in Vt., llmi. S. Font, Senator liem Vermont, II ... I I I 1 I . e. ... . .. iion. ii. li. i i sn r, ineuipi i oi i onere-is irom ra., Hon. VV. S. Martin, Witcoiisin, Gn. A. C. Dodge, Iowa, C. C. Trowl riilge, Esq., Letroit S 11. Holmes, Esq., Or., G. W. Joins, Esq., Dubuque, Joseph Iloxie, New York, and tniiiiy otheis w ho ard living witnesses of iin superior efficacy. N. li One peiiliai piopeity id the Bl'J TLBS is.that is does nut contain sil.y fq irilnni.s I'iii.ois, and is on an entiri ly mw plan 1 1 cure for 1'jspepsia. The EMl'lliE COM PA. XV, U whom orders should be addn ssed, aie al No. 10 Broadway N. Y. PALY KILLER! A mrdical prepaivlieli by the nxr.c c( Pain L'tltr, has lieu put into the nun hit by the Em pire Company in New Yoik, which bids fair to cast all other i. aialiei s ii.ru I he si aile. It cannot, perhaps, be 1 1 tier disciihid than I ) sta ting that it is in a liquid form, i nil is adapted to internal and exieinal use. 1 1 Idii g instantaneous control over nil Nnv us ? Bulii ns, Hheiirnatism, Croup, li fh mirations, 'I i,i olh and Etr Ache, Bums, lliuisis, Spruits, Sues, 4,c. Kaipihe Compamt, No. 17(i liroadw ny. deaf ri:i;so.s Can he mide to Ixar in almost every rase I by pr. er treatment, but tl.ey thould n ineti hrrthat the organi'.atii ti if the I'.vr is the ir o.st delicate structure of the heriy, (on pi tie cje,) ami heme is otli ner ii jui d tl.i.n Lei i filled !y Hvringes. The Acoustic ('fold by li e Empiie Company, 170 Broadway, is the surest and most tuccesslnl article ever known foi cuics. Chemical Cleansing Fluid. Manufictuied and sold l y t l.e Empire Compa ny, is to every person who washisnrhas wash ing done, of very great rnd essential service. Ii obviates more than I nil the culinary lal cr i.l dal, so the wear to clidhes. It sets Hie colnr fast to fading calicoes, and 1,1 svi is us vi 11 fur i.'.mhrics muslins, and woollen goods. ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL. The Laundiy Starch Polish is usid to give lhat peculiar olish to rolIaishosMi.sn.il linens, ibat nothing else can give; besidis, il gieatly facili tates the ironing. 1 he genuine bus the M;.i;.p of the Empire Company, No. 17b Pioadw :. lie sure about Verniii'tiirrs Sonic kill the Children ! ns well as the worms, and the only safe iiiticle that kills the worms ami not the children, is li e one made and Eold by the Empire Company, at l'ti Ciendwnv. THE EMPIRE COMPANY is the only i no of the kind incop 'tided bythe Leg islature id this Stale asa Slock Cc mpanv.aiid un der nub h gislalive eiiaclmeiils i s lo make the j sun h aiways ar par, anil tbp I on any dear ol liabilities. Individuals holding any if 'tho Stock nf the Company, will be tn'illed le'thcir pro ralio amount of the profits of I Lc business, declartd upon the allidavils .fife Trustees, at the end of each uar. The Company r ceil e (heir own Stork r,t parin, -he paimrnt for goods id the New Yoik, Ollice, 17G Broadway. 'J'lIE EMI'IKE COMPANY Aie Manulacluresof and Agents for, some of Ihe finest and most popular kinds ol'Shavii e and Fan. cy Soaps, such as Vanilla, Napoleon Toilet, &c, Barbers' Shaving Soap iu bars. THE GENUINE HAY'S LINIMENT Palm of Columbia, Hewes's Liniment, Sphons' Sick Headache Remedy, the Chinese Celestial Skin lewder, Air., have bu n liaiislernd to the Empire Company, 7ii r,icadn, to wheni all orders and applicaiiniis should he made. THE EMPIRE COMPANY, Has the Agency of the Nervine Balsam, the Great Indian Remedy lor Fits, the only Hire and certain cure for Epiliptic Fits, Cramps, Convul sions, 4,-c. It has boern sximinnti d Willi astonis hing success, and is as i,eir a spirilicas any thing can he. It fours a mw ira in Ihe Practice pf I'hvsicians, nany ofwhem esc II is Pnlsani asthe only rjinrdy. Peisnns w ishing Ihe Nervine Bal sam, must apply lo Empire Cut ai y, 17b Br ad way. Dr. Rush's Hrtililt Pills Aie only to he Pad genuine In rn the Empire Compan) I This caution is t.c issanlo avoid a spurious article. 'Jhe genuine Bush Pills are harmless, rlltrtual, and Ihe .c;7i vlhu Upe rifirs. In w as invited by the Meat Dr. Bush, and used as a univeisal ren rdy f. r dix ase. Dr. IlailholcniL-w's E.xjieetoratit Tink Syrup i . . i . .i ...... .srnaiiuinrt, m pent e.iy Vr Kytlie Empire I i tniiatiy , i,i',uiv, i iii i.Ki,iti,i, u iKit-r iiiitiriKJiutinli llirnrpul Irom I. e Stain, f. r Ctiiphs Cult's, Pain of (lie .Snip, Lnriirs, &e. It h a mrt prrvi-ntivecf Con Ftnuplitin, but rint a certain run- aflcr t lie disease is wire llinrniif:My frali-tl. 1 lie genuine is only lobe lmtl frrm lliin Cotppany. THE T1ILNG IS DOJs'E ! ! Those wlin tin not believe it, are lrfprrtfullv ilesiteil not In recti ! put llali! -Heailid persons may read and lest, and have lie head covered I with a fine, luxniiant, flossy hair, by the ue of the M:mnttic Hair HfKtorcr and Inviornli'r. Rl n n u lac tured and sold by the Empire Company, inrorpnialed by the Stite of New York, No. 17(5 liroadway. July 2S, 1 - Hl.-llm. TIIU PENNSYLVANIA IIOTEl TIIIE PKNMiVt.VAMA JL HoTEi,, formerly ketit liv Kirilinnnil ll t- ter.'on Rhin street, in Wr?' AVIiitn IB ill. 7 yiftZi Columbia county, Panna. on the upper side of said i!i a.i',irf-ii street, and on the main "!'- road leading fr.nn liloomjburi; In Munry, in now kept by tho undersigned, who is fully prepared fo accommodate the public, and will be pleased lo wait upon travellers and others who may favor him with (heir custom. A. CRAWFOKD. U'luL; Hall, Aug. 5.3, IS 19. i. XfSl OlJIt III.ANKS AND JO It I'KIN llii V. K have just inade valuable uddi ticnstoour .lob-dflice, id' new hpe, &.C., and prnc.uied a hatidrioinu supply ol A- 7 ' "'"'y ,''l"'r' 1,v whi' b we can execute '"-ilbi anu cuuapeai juu-wui n in nu in. 'l'"1' A Minn hy thf ,,U uf ( 1.1 rr Iihi enilpil wllh k y.iiing nmg r Uik n uns nf H. I'. T.iwiubihI. nn.l uiei tin nmiM i.i.'ii up H s-irHH,-illii. , Inch thnv call Dr. Town-i-twrilln, lvii.Mnm.iUMs il Ot Xl.l.VK, UriKiiwI, "c. Tli! Tu.i iu.niii is nu ,).,. u,r. nut never ai ; bill ru r.iniinrly n wnrker .m r lilnm-lv r.,nili, nnd lh like. VnlhS "iioiii't lli i.i... ,n Dr.. r,irn- ,.nrif of (irinin credit for be l nut. 'J mi i io cnun.m I Mo pulilic mil In bu domiveil. n ul iirr)ie nw.e bin ibr OKXCI.YK OHtOI Jf.il. ul.li lir.JiicibTuwnwiMl'i HiimnpririllB. bavlnf II the OiJ I),-,. ), f ,niUy e0lll 0f urml, an4 kit Ignnnire acr.isi Die Co.. I of nriui. Pnntifal Offict, Kr2 Xaum il., AVtit I'jri Oits. 6ii. Vf .. . ;J?R. Jr 1 I t-ZW.SHS OLD JACOB TOWNSKXI), 1 II t. UUH , I i t IMtCl v I.ULH ( r I II K (icauiue iownseud SarsapariHa. Old lr. 'I'uwnwind now Admit 'U yeart nf Hjre. und h&t long tten known tlie .It'THOH ami hlSCoyfitt tit ut lite uF.xi'iyy. oiuuiXAL " ron-jnsvm) sir- i-VK-f IHi..J.1 living Minr, he wjis cnnnwllnd to limit m iiiuulirmrc, by whirh ine un it vxh I'f-rii t.-.l out uf mur tttl, and Hie M:tei cirriiiiiscnhtil (a Uk cnty utiu hml lroe4 iti wtirth, nml known its value. It liul ri!lifiil Ihe iitri of muny, Ut-vt rihclyit. n$ those pensunt uhu Itai ht-en litiilnl oi ' wire iti.?.ihes, itr.il unvtil fium Ueuth, jnr clfiuiitiit iU eieelW'nrt' :ml wniuli rfu) HJfiAI.L(i i'OWKU. Knowing, many yturs ago, that h had, by hi ultlll. vt'tence :um! tijtinfnce, iliK(l un nrticlo which would h of hMHlruthlilf mtv-mm! to iiKiukind when the ine-int would le riirniiltt.l to tiriT. it into univen tl nclice. hi itii intmiinat'le virtue wmild lo. known Kiid npjirecimtd. This time huf rot i it1, the mcitii nni up'lifil ; tin WUIXD JXIt (XrV.iU.KH VRVPJRATtOX is niiiniil'm iiiiuJ i n tho luft-st sctlc, Mid it culled fur llmni. limit th IviiKlh and bieHdlh ol' the mini, mjwciHlIf it, ii is tomtit idfimhle uf rteup nvntion or itou-fuimluin. I r ul ke young S. P TdwiimmkI'i, il liiipiovt; with fe, nni uevtr ch ttitfM, hut for th better : ttecttiiie it is iremrcd i ictnttifcc fTtntxyiu hy it tetenttjit Man. 'I he higtijt knuwl 4ii&e n( (.'hviutuy. and the lU:t licovune uf the art, have till liwo brought into rfHiuiition iu the iimiiufacturo of ihe t.l ir' SirarilU. 'I he HriaimnllH rout, tt t wtll kuown u medical tuen, rontium many iiitHiional tiro portiat, and ou if prurtiPi which are nif rt or u-tcle.-ts, and othun, whirh il retained In ofV Hrmp it tor u, jifiwlurti fermentation and nctU, wtiirh I injurioiii to the sytio. Some of the jioirhOH of Nr.amnlia are so roiatiU, thit they entirely fvtvxirate and urn iott iii the pfeinir.ilion. If they fire not irttAtrved hy a geirn'tfie jrroermt, known only to tho etwrieiirril in it uuiituinctiiie. Aloreov.r, these oolatut p'lMttpt, whiru fly olf in or as un einala (ion. unier bent, are tne very ei$tnii ntaical jirvpriui )( (he pKtt. Mh.rh eive to tt alt iti value. Any fwrtori cmi htnl or itrw the reoi nil Dioy gnt a dark in it, red Ihnud, which 11 uior from the rnl.int,;' mutter la Ihe root thtn from any tri.ntf eUe; tity cm tiiuii itrait (hit 1 tui put or v:tntd riijuid, Nwee'en with 'iir nml.'iMfi, iiid then rll it TiAfcMr'AKil.LA LXTKAi:T or tiY lil'l1." but mieh noi ihr rnr!e known m the tiEXULNk: UI.O I ill. JACOB TOWN-END'S SAh.SAPAKU.LA. Tliis is .o pr.itni,..l, il,;.i nil iii muri priMiiT'-lH, ut ttit Sarsnjiurilln i.int tun tirst rriunii il, il.lnu ruiwtliio nf U'i'iiiiiiMi! ura ,ir ul foniii-n'ruiun, -iurinl unl rejcclxd; ttimi ev(r- iirer!u ,,' n.t'il.i ii v. mm m ..ruril in u puro nml Ciinri-uir.iu.-il Inrui ; iimI iihi, ii rtiUr(il int-'.mlilfl of lo-inp liny in' Us . ii. I. He i,,i,l :. pnyi-ru.,,. 1'rrpaiMl ill l.::. ivu)-, it n ni.-nie iln- mult i-rl'ii. iii'rnl ill the Cure ul' iuiDuuitalilo i!ii'ases. lienoe tue ruartim u uy hv hniir tunni .-r.ilriti.ins un ivery iilo In Iu fixiirii) i.,ou. Hi.tn.u.Hi.ii tii..ijrun. V liml i( l'ii'C '.initi-ri in ti.c i-.,'u uf t oxs v.m I'Tii .v, ii mrt:rs'.i, nri'i i.ivr.H "". V1..UXI. nu iii kHWMinsM, ai HtU'l. t, fit. in. coith '.v:s. iii t r.ixi:nt cm p TJlXS, PIMPJ.i., hl.OVTHKH, unit u!l aileclion i.riiiiiij rrii.n lAIPl'IUTY Oi' THE l'.LCOI). It pnn.ii unn niious, liiuHrj- m :iii niiiii.iiiinw nilnf fr.iiu ludigeatui. fniin .-..iiii, ,.f lis .j,itMk I'noti iliiequiil crriilatmii, i:. K-i'iuiiuLun ui'i-iu.ij u, w o l.t:itl. i.hIihimumi uf Ulo hr;ill r.,ld Win nml luin.t. i,., i: n i K nml Itmliol mr liir l.nly. Il In,, n..i u, m UJ.Ia m.il iif.l; inl i.imiii.irs mmy x ; r. n . i 1 .i ui,.l ;iiii i-fi.r u.un, rllal.iiH iIikuiii! Ih UliiL-s, Ukii.u. iir.il IV ol.li-l wit. Hill In isiiiiieg ii 1 1. nc-'U-hco ui'.rc in ,inir,Uy M-ri anil rkiii.Mlvdcil linn iu ml kuiil. m il t..: i f 1 E.MALI-; COJi'LAlTi. Il niTts mum r. in run-, uf ,,, . , (,, t ll'hlti Fhlt i'lg oft'n: K n,ti, Vinlrxiclti!, .v,i(y,r, .,.(. .r I'mifui Mtiuu, i''i;'..i'iiri-.v il ll e nu;i,.li ;i u -i.i,i, .mil tlm ,iki-; nnd is v -ill-eei-il in ei.iUii! nil tlm f.rn.. uf Kid' Ijnimt. lly reui.ivii.j iilmruriiiina, kih! r.:j:iiiiiiiin liip pi-iicrnl y.lrni. i. jvivtw .,ne a, i.-ii!ik tu i,, nkulo Ihi-, mi4 lliu; niri'n ml I'.irim i f A i i oils iSi-.i ases ami dehilitj , nml liius iireirii-.i ur n-i,. r n uivni vririi-iy .if mlier milt -I. lis Spin.il nr.t.ituHi, .'tur'iii,'tilt AI. I ltul' Jjattcl imwiuf. lin'i.i,,: -,,. fv.BoWo.-Mi, I.e. Il cli!;ni u. liMiiui. in iii-t nu i.vi-r ii healthy hciimii, lnr..- Un- siiiin n:li, ivi-s j'l.m i!,i',.n,m rRiiciln biw-is uf iiirju.r i.mt umiMinin. iiII.uk inllinnn iimn, .iiinlifi tnu .k.ii, ii.i,il..ci ihu cin:ul iiii.n m Hit- ImukI, piiuiucinii iti-ililc iixriulli fiully nil mtr ih Imilv. mill II. e iiLiLMimulv Tiir.li.in ; li-liii- nil ,;iirliii.s nml'iiuiit -i, rriuuvn all uliiuiii ii.ins. ai.il innf.iMim tin. unuis ncrviiu, sv.Mfiii. Is ii.n ti.ii Ih.'li The mcilliine jon iirf-fmiiifnlly needt lliil cn nr.y ul iI.mj ihni:, he vml ul . I'. Tnwii-euri'i luk.-r.ur iiriii l- ? 'I hii mn-r nun'i l.ipml i. im.i in ik, CO.Vll'Alir.b WITH 'IHE OLD UK'S, lirranw ul nut' Illl I AI T, tll.ll 1UO uuil is i.SL'APA ill, I. uf li::i l.lllllll.l 'ilS. nn.l NEVER SPOILS, n-lillf the uihrr D'M ; ..i;ry, fi n,n:nif, nn.l Umrir thriio'liri ruiii.iiiiiiiu il iniu l'rnnii:.ils ; the mnir, ii-iii luiiilrl. tiliilin. hihI il tiiiajdni: ointr itmiilt : Must mil mis liurri b.e I'uliii.uiliiil In- I'u.su.nnu tu Hii- syslm ? H int .' put lint uit.i n !:jtltm Wri.'v if 'jcMr -.' wtl n:U! Wiial ctllMit liysiK'initi km m-.iil 1 Iii, if urn u: knuu Hint when tuuii loins in i.lir Ii.iii.ii Iih. h. 1 un i a . f. it prmltir.- I tl iltl- lun.-e. hrikurii, p.iliiuui..ii ul tin! tit- tri, liter c pla nt, iliiirriin-1. .IvM-uii.ry, eul.c, nml r iriiiptiuii til' the Ii.immJI WIi.1L is Priulllhl lull tin m ill nii.iiul- ill liie liml) 1 Whal pruiliici'i il Ihe hiiin.ir ukli k linns on t rnuiiuns .if tin (skin. Hi-:. lil Hi nt, .-ill Cm urn. hi; Mpt-lm, VVIiiie Hwcll lm, I'eter l..ri.-i. anil all uji einii.ni, internal nml t-lternaif It is nutliinj iimh.r luafn. hut nil k.-iiI MiliM ince, tiicH imirs.anil hum .p.uN all iiu.. Cim:, (,f i;,e ,j., ,M,,re nr lesi. U'k.n raua-H liii.-.i.ii ii.iii, i.'ii a s .iir nr nrnl llii:i whirll lii.in-intrH Ut-.vi'rn tho jniiiU anil ehew 1 r-r. irnt.-lilif ami inll.'iiiiini t'u- thairale li-nu- up-.u wlurhil i-tl t Si i. I' n.-rtuii. ii,r.-..r. u imunrity iiftlie lilnml H tcran'l niuilntiuin, a. m ,, trly ail the minimus wc- tlttict hum ,n nature. h.iw n it mil iiiir,h:t to l.nkD tmi sell, aud tr'-n" M. 1.1 tl.P tlllll OulKiMi. EEItAIENTINO, ACID " i rwiij' lie u ANVPiir ! . I ' -T1 itt .1 v .......... . ; lnn vrt ht , f,in ,,, ' ,1,; f,. ,7 Co ni nKrnn"s litmnnf. ttnvnud VnD,,..f. l'lN nf hts infenur pr.iiarniiini : ! ir ',r .'"k-i lleivrn tnrli .i that o Khnahl ileal In sn-T " ''"''A n-nu'.l heir tle iiei.l iti.tint ro,e;nlnanrr Fi ric irnri tturtiflf! nnilithirh shonni brui tu Or. sink a mountain luail nl ei.niplaint) rtI,.''""n "' oli from Acents who hav- .ni l. mat unrensf' '"""nnimi,? i. V. 'Iinvn.eniH KKKVIr.NTIM; r(i,;r,,,,Vl'i "v a" tVeuiMl it Dlld.'.--t.i.,il. hrrmi.i. It ... '. . i thnt H. 1'. 'I'uttiisemt's nrtit le ami O il l(r. J.I'J"..?'' wnd's fai.tparill.t are ktv-tu vrf, v.,ri.a'ti iMaiMi! 7 imi iir,- tint Ihey are tinl'lte in ner) ijincular, knnnu uut one .in'.e lliuic in rniiiiinin. ' A H. I'. Tow tueuti is id iloctrir. nt.n" nvrr a, It Bn elieuiiiit. no I '.iitdii.-treiiti.i knii. nn inure nf me.licine uc diieasc lhan any uihercnminiin, unscientitic. ttnpmfe.sioiin mm, what r ii.irantte cm I lie puhlic lave Ihm ihoy art r. ceivini; n ceniinm seientilic n.eilirme. r.mtninini! sl ina urines uf the articles used in ..'i-parinir il "ii which sro ,n capable nfchanies winch migliireniltr AGE.Viii of llisea-g irsleail nf lieaith. liul wlm else should ba expert) from rvne wh hnwn itoihin. ciieinrainelv nf nieilicinf ur msease ! lircHai, 1 periun ni Mime experience in ruk "-rve iii c.'iiiiii.in d.rt'iit meal, lion mur.i more iiiipuriant J, im,., Ihe persons win, n,nniifkciurro.li(ine, il-.mne.lt.r WEAK. STOMA I'll.! ivu l.l'UII.ID fivaTru. ahn-.m L ., .. . ..I f ..."" well Hie in..l' 'l rroKruei of lm, ,l il .ei iirine s"J rmicenlrniini llie .,,,. lH.'st niani.er ni .eiunne anJ cuiiceiitrntinf theft ,.'., virtues, al.inne.t. :iiive ii-'UVeol Ihe van,.,!,., " ahich alt. rt the liiuiian s;'"1- iiuw to adapl rsmeaill tothr-i.il,. . le ll is tn arret fraii.i's y:"'a ''' nnforfiinate. toVnrssi 1" VOIlnik-ii human, m n klDilla h ii in thai oh. lit,, ... ...I... I .. . ,i tin.IL h.,i Q kosniii. tn r;,.r hui-and thioai, and Vieor .r - -'",. iii, -ii iiiiinaniti r - i " "iciina w Hia .!. rrn.heil m,..i i.- .i,..- .-.I lo li tnoh inlirimtv that Oi JM'llll Tn..e-l'' " l.HT -dVoliADtt." II Ol r. purtiinily and mean''-' bhn h'' ' iitaud tiiir'orMiil ( oncfntraied Ili'mtdy r , ittiin Ihe reach ai ,hc siowledV nf all h-,, ,, thai they may It Mi "n"n'- ' j"'lul "I" lu " Traiisf."'1"" I'ower to Ileal E.P. LUTZ, ,',n, Uloomsbur; ,-.ug ,-iVj
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