Agricultural. THE The Farmer1 Son. . Written far the Diptch Ay A, A. T. of Barker. 0, 1 WOulJ b I (.MUier ' Full of frolic, lit nil fu". I would b up t trly morn, A hoeiuj out lta wvin euro. CHOOUK Hoyi hvi tun, I dsn'l ef , Fr fiihr' go And th.o IM inj om merry tune, Till I hrd lh dinner horn it noon, Then I would go to my fither'i eot, Aod cat my dinner piping hot. Boyi hve fun, ke. Then I would work in the field till night. With pur ineffable delight M, When I wjuU drive the cowi from the lot, To the j-rd at the north f ray father'i cot. Boyi have fun, lie. And whtu the eun had lunk in the weit, And all the bird had gone to reit, I'd go to bed to eleep and to dream, Of the c.lvei and the larabt.and the old 01 team. Boyi have fun, &c. When aummer had gone with her balmy breath, And all the pretty flower were frozen to aeatn, And the bell tinkled merrily over the enow, Then on a jolly ileigh-ride I would go I Boyi have fun, c. In winter too, I'd go to school, And mind and obey the master' rule. Or I mieht feel the force of the bircnensiicn, t Which would brigten my idea up very quick Boy have fun, etc. Every Saturday, with my sled I'd go, A rambling over the beaten snow,' Till I got to the top of ome high hill tide, Then dowu the hill, with my aled I'd glide. Boy have fun, &c. . r c.n.u nivhis I'd alwav 20 and see My true love, it there any rich should be- 1 i t,j It. 1 n.rlnr. tnti. I . Allu I nam - ' And say, "sweet Nancy ! how d'ye do " Boys have fun, fcc. . Then she would take my great coat and hat, And we'd sit down together and have achat : Then I'd talk to her oft words of love, And cll her "my sweet pretty dove!" . . Boys have fun, fce. ' I'd tell her, too, of my lambs and my calves, And aalc if aha wouldn't with me go halve, And if he saithe little word yet ! , I'd sal it with a noctared kiss. Boys have fun, &c, Then we would marry and settle down, Nar to some quiet and pleasant town : There would we live in wisdom's way, And hav lot of fun, the rest of our day. Old men have fun, I don't care, For father gone away. Farmer. We have often wondered why practical farmers do not write more for the newspa pers and periodicals published in their midst. It cannot be argued that our agri culturists in general are unable to compose an article for the press, and yet, we see so ; little emanating from that worthy and nu merous partionofour people, who, more than all others, are able to iurnish tne country with themost valuable information. We should be pleased to see our country friends turn their attention, during the ap proaching winter evenings, to writing out their experiments, their products, their mode of ploughing, sowing, tilling and har- ,..i;- mil cTPniriil exoerience in their VCOtlUg, " honorable vocation, during the past sum mer. There is scarcely a farmer in the v... t .ui.npnulil not furnish Borne item of i.ii, interest relating to the tilling of the soil Many are no doubt deterred from this oth erwise pleasing task, by supposing they cumot write sulfifiiently grammatically orthogrophically, or something else. This h no obi'.-clion. and no reason why you should not apply yourself to so commenda' ble a task. Send on your communications th nearest publisher, and he will not only correct all errors in your compo eition, but will also cheerfully publiah ev erv correspondence relating to the most honorable and dignified profession of man Agriculture. Care of CaUIe, Etc. Cattle r.eed more attention in the first of winter than in January. Calves.in particu- 1. .V,,, .r. nuort In Wdinor on haV mUSt ial, llim iv . . . - - - have attention,- they should have rowen, or the most fine and tender hay that is cut on the farm. -Calves need something to keep the bowels free. Tumips.carrots.and parsnips, are all cood for this purpose. If you have roots enough, and rowen enough, you will not need to give meal to store f nlvPS. nws that are expected1 to give milk in be keot warm. As to feed, h.b. are irood; oats, cut when green , .... milk than the best kind of prouuees iu. Clover hay that is made early pro duces more milk thatn fine Iinplih. Let cows lie warm, and dry, an clean. w,n ailfc Uexpeeted of th'm. CONDITIONS. COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, ii publiahtd every Saturday morning at two uoh.abi per annum, pay ilile half yearly in advance, viz, f Ion lubii-rihing iml'fcl upon entering on the lot it inontru-.nil il not paid according to ihc above term, we hall invariably charge (mi) Jitllnra and fiftv etutn. .uhoriiiti,)n Ukeii forilhoiter ueriod of time th in in moutha, nor dincoutmuea uimi .11 .rnirirn hill have been paid, which tiitmt be one month prior to the expiration of the tern, agreed lor, and a failure loiim no tify the Editor will be considered anew en gagement. Advertinimenta conspicuounly iniierted at one dollar CKtU per tqunre (ol 14 line or h-mj three lime, and twenty-five cen' per aquare for every aubiequent insertion. Bmiu"Carde inierted at three dollars per annum. A liber al discount made to ya.rly advrrtwera . LtTTCHU, Communication.. &c., addressed to the Editor, on businem pertaining 10 in uim. must ba pott-paid, to aecure attention. in:-- Business Directory- JOHN 0. FREEZE, Attorney at Law: BLOOMS BURG C-OL... CO. PA Orrics, oextduor t o the Court Houie, CHARLES CONNER !t Co., Merchant, New Brick Store, north v.eit comer of Mam and Iron Street!. ' ....sr. lf i I , r, I . I. JJ ,jg of the Watch, on hud ftreet in Hie Exchange. LEONARD B. RUPERT, ArreAorif.firBtdoor in" Rupert's Row," on Main atreel below Mjrket. SLOAN & MENDENH.LL,3fcrcAanr,Main streut,above Market and one door below the change. TJPHRAIM P. LUTZ.DrueeiK.storeoDMain J street, below Market, east side. sign of the Golden Mortar. MARTIN It A. M. RUPERT, Tinware ana Sheetiron Manufacturers, shop on Main i ilreo, below tne f ost-omce. BENJ:HAGENBUCH,CAairmar$,ain. rer.North side of Main street, few doors below Market street. TTTJ " "M.McKELVY & CO., Merchants, North West corner of Mam and Market streets. ' HILL, Surgeon and Pnysician, location nn vlirket st., outh side, above Main street, Bloomsnure. KNORR it HAMLIN,Wae-rrtiM,snopon Main street, firslstory.immediately under thu omce. . - T- A-OB r'.DlET fERlCL,BootS( Shoemaket, shop on North Main street, epposite the Forks Hotel. . THOMAS WILLlTS.ffaHrr.establii'hmentoB Main street, north side, one door below the Court hoiisb. E. A R M S I'RO N G , Marble-manufacturer A e establiahmont on Main stree, opposite ha American. JOHN E i.VN, B "it and Shoemaker, store on mho street, east. nido. first door below Mar ket street 11 jAVii HOTEL., oy S-muc- Bluk, road on 4 forks of the B.-rwick and Orangeville in North Blonmiburs;. SIMON NATHAN, Cheap and Fashionable Clothier, Store on Main street, two doors a- j above the American Hotel. j I EXCHANGE HOTEL, by Samuel A .hi ady Jj on Main street, directly opposite the new couit House. MEUIOAN HOUSE Acommodiouiand well kept Inn By Uhas.H. Doiblkh sooth lide of Main street TOUN H. BARTON & Co.. merchants, J Stireon Main street, opposite thePenn.ylva- nia Hotel, soul n Bioomsourn. LIST OF LETTERS, T)EMA1NING in the p,,s' Otlice, at Blooms- JLV burg, Sept. bOlli, isiy. Ager, W llson Aopleman, Georne Bernchuit, Thomas Little, Minn E. Lyden, John (ship) Mackill, John M'ickkuiichly, John Murry, Casier Esq., M'Murtrie Miss S. il Madden, A. J. Monges, Joseph Ribi'ii. Martha Kichel, Elizabeth Rishel. Elizabeth Shoinakor, John Shoemnker, John Sellers, VV. J. Eiq., Shuliz, Henry Savits, William Sidi-I, Jacob Snyder, N. Trisljean, Frnnk. Tai;i;.irt, Franklin Burchfield. wm. H. Blaine, J. R. E.q , Boon, B. V. Bounds, Emma Cannain, Jamc W. Clark, H. U Cox, Samuel 1) ile, Albert U. Daves, Joseph Dennis, Ldina Rves, Joseph Frv, 11. H. & co., Fisher, Jacob r.ildert (leorio H lines, Jacob Hirnebauct, Michael lleilinan, Elia EV. Jones, Thomas (ship) Jones, lienj Joline, A. D. Toyle, I iinuthy Willi s. John Wattn, Ephraim Willson, Jame D. Wilt, Daniel Kint, Nicholas Krei-sler, Sainufl finri!e Wild, Thomas (ship) VeiKT, impim 0r Persons applying lor letters on the above FIRE 11'IR Hooks, lROOE CHESTS. JeW V eiry.&c. EvansWat between Arch and Race, and $ fW WJ?, h3 Dock Street, opposil the fiiff-.l. -5 Philadelphia Exchanre. It-U ?lji! ent soap-stone lined and Key-MTJdr''.1' in. n nori n mini nimn , k.i. .mi., sn hmsni cm. r ire t- ..i .'i. ,..'( Piii.r' I(1N CHESTS, warnlnted au'i ' " . -, . .... rhetsin thin country Also, rntent Air-tJhamtier iron viii InOOnow in use. Th'-v also rnntimie m ini Ve -THE ORDINARY FIRE PKOOFS,- at very low prices. Petiit Combination locks, with Onaire Keys, which can be chani;cil several thousand timen changeable in fact everv time the Lock is user! if desirable. Thee locks re proof at;aint the most expert Thieves, being supplied with the patent key-hole cover, snd made very strong, they cannot be blnwn open by Gunpowder. These Locks are intended for Banks, Stnres, Safes. &. Seal and Letter copying presses, fire proof doors for hanks and stores. Pat.nt Statu lined Refrirerators. warranted su perior to all others, water niters, show er baths of the best quality. , .i,- Persons wishinr, to pur.-hase any of the hove articles, will piease K,ve n a -an, a- cheapf than anv nther in the I IniTe'l att s i. 4..ir.l,,.. ',,r lii.i. i ii ii-.- .j . WHITE SWAN HOTEL rpilEaubucril'iir begileavo to inform hi JA I t'rieiidi and the public iu general, that he4 - . . ..r. . It J t' - lui taken (tie H hue auan twiei una otug Office, No liM, Race Street, formerly kept by J. Pihu &. Son. '1 he House beinu lame and con venient, and in the buiiuemi part of the City, he hopes, by strict attention to buainei, that bin (riendii will give him a call. He pledge himself, that nothing shall be wanting ou hi part to iwwe hi friend at home. Term 91 per day. GEORGE RAHN, ence, tuod, Formerly f Schuylkill County. Phila., March .4,''4.. tf. SOUND NEW WATCHES. rnHE lutwcnbcr will give lull atirac lion to those who may wih a good i, i id article for a very moderate price. lie otter a fine, and leleci ioi oi genuine escap- ) ineut watches, namely : English I'atent Lever, j ParitLovers.Geneva Lever lepine,elegant quar tier, itc, &c, HHnairiiif Watches and Jewelry of every dei- criptiou, muiical boxes, musical instrument') of almost every denomination, oy nifincin.i pnu ciple always punctually and radically done. Trimmings Glasses Common, patent, and claaical lutielt glasses for lever and lepina Kcys common, steel, 14 carrot gold and 20 car rat gold key. Hands common, steel, common gold and fine gold hand and gold hand especial ly for lepine. Balance WHiiLEs-and crown wheele, chain, verges, screws, eiu. ri, ioi lih. awis and french watche,for lepine, An chors and Son. english patent lever. Jswel nit rvtender for lepine and levers, etc, Alo Clock Irimmings i-onsianiiy on mnu,. m Mtaldishment in Bloomsburg on Main; above J . . .... t .i i.:- Market street. September 22. 1949. PURE FRESH COD LIVER OIL. This new and valuable medicine, now used by the medical prok-abiou witn sucn asionisning ei ficacy in the cure of pulmonary Con sumption, Scrofula, Chronic Rheu matism, Uout,General Debility, complaint of the Kidney &.C., i prepared from the liver of the Cod Fish for medicinal use, expressly for our aales. Extract from the London MedicalJournal. 'fT J. . Williams. M. D.. F. R- S., Profes sor ol Medicine in University College, London, Consulting Physician to the Hospital for consump inn kt i ivs : I have nreaoribed the Oil in a- bove four hundred case of tubcrcuiou disease of the Lungs, in different stages, whtcn nave neen under my care the last two years and a half. In th lirire number of case, 206 out of 234, Us use was followed by marked and unequivocal improv mont varvin? in deeree in different cases, from a temporary retardation of the progress of thedis ease and a initixa'.ion of distressing symptoms, up to a more or les complete restoration to apparent health. ' . 'The effsct of the Cod Liver Oil in most of these cases was very remarkable. Even in a lew days the eough was mitigated, the expectoration di minished in quantity and opacity, the night sweats ceased, the pule became slower, and of better volume, and the appetite, flesh and strengtbwere jruilnatK irnnrnvt-d. In conclusion, I repeat that the pure fresh oil from the Liver of the Cod is more beneficial in the ireafment of Pulmonarv Consumption than any aRent, medicinal, dietetic or regimenal, that has yet been employert." Ah we havo made arrangements to procure the Cod liver Oil, fresh from head quarters, it can now be had chemically pure by the single bottle, or in boxes of one dozen each. Itn wonderful efficacy ha induced numerous spurious imitation!. As its success depend en tirely on its purity, too much care cannot be used m procuiinK it genuine. Kvery bottle having on u our wtniKii sigoaiuic, may be depended upon as genuine. Pamphlet containiua an analysis of the Oil, vith notices of it from Medical Journals, will be sent to those who address us free of postage. JOHN C. BAKER it CO, Whohtnlf Druggist and Chemitts. 1U0 North Third Street, Philadelphia. Oct. 13, 18-1U. 6m. COLUMBIA COUNTY INSTITUTE r"lHF. Trustees of the Columbia County Insti I tute take pleasure in announcing to the public that they have secured the services of the Kb. V. MMUr.1. OIIrtr r r.n, as Principalol lhe School to be opened in Blooms bur on Thursday, the 5th day of April next. Th hiihlv attested abilities of Mr. Schafftr af ford an ample guarantee for thcrough instruction in all the various brancnes laugni in uie stnooi These will consist of (lie following: LANGUAGES. Ancient Latin, Greek and Hebrew. Modern German, Spanish. French and Italian. ENGLISH. Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Surveying-, Navigation, Geography, with the use of globes; History, Natural Philisophy.and Chemistry, with lectures and experiments; Moral and Mental Philosophy, with lectures. Penmanship and elocution will receive daily attention. Ti.hms. In order to secure the greatest a mount nfhMiefit to each pupil, we think the nniidard number shnnld be twenty-five, unless the demand of the public should warrant an as ntant The prices will be as follows: The English branches f 5 per quarter. Uo with addition of nen;i?e, " " WM. Mr-KRLVY, "j L. B. RUPERT, CALEB II A R TON, yrrusttts. DAN'L SNYDKR, JACOB MELICK, J nloomsburg, March 15, 1N49. N. S. LAWRENCE, pent for the sale of Southworth Maw ttfuctorwg Co'3 Writing Fopen. Warehouse No. 3 Minor Street. 100 cases of the above superior Papers now in store, and lor sale to the trade at the lowest mar ket prices, consisting in pa 1 1 ot Fine thick Flat Caps, 12, 11,1? and 16 lbs., blue and white. Superfine Medium and Dcnii Wntir.gp, blue ail'! white. l'.vira minor and superfine Folio Posts, blue to i ...,1 white, ulain and ruled li i .. v:. unertine commercial j osib, oioe sou wnuu, ul:. in anil ruled. F.xtra super Linen Note Paper, plain and Kilt. Stiperfiii and fine Kill Papers, Ions; and bioad. Superfine; and fine Counting-House Caps and Posts, blue and white. F.xtra super Congress Caps and letters, plain and ruled, hlue and white. F.xtra Hiipcr ConRress Caps and Letters, gilt. Superfine Sermon Caps and Posts. Superfine' bine linen thin Letters. Fxtr. super Bath Posts, blue and white, plain and ruled. F.mbrniilpred Note Papers and Envelopes. ' Lawyer's" Brief Papers. Superfine and fine Caps and Posts, ruled and olain, blue and white, varioim qualities and prices. . . ... ... i. -i i A C ki,i Pa. I rers tlmnet Board-, v, hi'e and assoited 1 issue. , P-rs, H n n - M.ort.H and blue - V... re,.. i f ,.i. o. .,n-. .., - , . J'ire I'lvX -' GOODS NEW A1UUVAL. JUST lectived and now opening at the old stand ot the scbscriber, a splendid assort ment of , .m;v cjoods ' Selected with great cure, and Ironi long experi ne nailer inuitell that m seieeiiou not only in pattecui and ait les. but in qual ity and price, and will be old at the lowust pod ttble prices. Hi DRY GOODS consists of all fancy articles, from shawls to a skein of silk ; and comprise all material lor cloak and dresses to red and while flannel. A good assortment of Cloth i Cassimers ; Satins and Vesting, Bleached and brown muslins, Basket and Carpet- bag; Men' and boys' Hals and Ca. I'UJ s Ladle' kid and gum f)ou; Looking-glasses;,---Crockery-ware, Hard-ware, Cedar-ware; all kinds j J , I of Grucehii: & 5pices Also SALT, fc-c. -c Allot which he respectfully requests hi frieud and the public to call and examine. 3-All kind of gram, lumbei, and country produce taken in exchange and for which the Wheat price will always tie paid. L. B. RUPERF. Bloomaburg, Oct. 27, IS-iy. ULOOMSBURG ACADEMY A IIIOH SCHOOL For Young Laditi and Gentlemen J. E. BRADLEY, Principal. The next winter Session of this Institution, will commence on MONDAY the bth day of Oc tober. Text Books. Emerson's Spelling Book and Reader. Goodrich's Geography. Bullion's English Grammar, Parker' Progressive Exercises. " Aids to Enlh Composition. Blair nneioric, university edition. Davies' arithmetic. " Algebra. " Geometry. " Suiveying. Mensuration. Foster's Book Keeping. Ackerman' N'at.History. Cutter's Anatomy and phisioloey. Guernsey' History of the United State. Lardner't Outlines. Olmsted's School Philosophy. Burritl's Geography of the Heaven. Johnston's Turner's Chemistry. Wood's Botany. Schmucker's Mental Philosophy. Wayland's Moral Science. Webster' Dictionary. L A T I N. Bullion's Latin Grammar .Bullion's Latin Read er, Anthon's Ceasar, Sallust, Cicero, Horace! tolsum 8 Livy, Levered s Latin Lexicon. GREEK. Bullion' GreekGrammar.Bullion'eGreekRcad er, Robinson' Greek Testament, Xenophon's Anabasis, Xenophon'a Memorabilia, Pickering's Greek Lexicon. There will be frequent exercises in Declama tion and Composition. Instruction w ill also be given in Penmanship and Book-Keeping. It will be the aim of the Teacher in this School, to impart to the pupils a thorough knowledge of the branches studied, to educate their mind, and thus to prepare them lor hon orable places in life. T IS K W S . The winter session will consist of 2 1 weeks, or two quarter of twelve weeks each. As this session is two weeks longer than the last sum mer session, a corresponding addition is made to the price of Tuition, which will be as follows, per quarter: For Reading, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Book keeping by single entry, Geography, Gram mar, Hist. U. S., $3,25 For same and Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Mensuration, Book-keeping by doiihe en try, General History, Nat. History, Phisi ology, Philosophy, other English branch es and Drawing, ... - g4,.Vi For Latin and Greek Languages, 5,"f fjrf- Good boarding can be obtained in private families at from 1 f0 to $2 (K) per week. lirferrltrrr. Col. Joseph P.ixton, Uev. Daniel Sti ck, Hon. Stephen Baldy.fRev. Joshua Evans, Hon. George Mack, (Michael Brobst.F.sq John McReynolds, Esq. nloomsburg, Sept. 29, 1819. Reduced Phices. NEW, CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE Clot hi n g E m po riu m. rilHE suoscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public, that be has dissolved the partnership business and opened an entire NEW S l UC'K OF GOODS, fresh from the cities, in the Clint; Clotliing Emporium in the same stand, on Main Street, above the American Housk, where he can beat both Jew and Gentile at sel ling cheap Goods, Clothing, &.C. l ake the fol lowing sample of his prices: Fine Dress or Frock Coats from $fi to $12 Splendid Blue Blaek Dress Coats 1 Cashmetett, Alpaca and summer cloth, 'J Linnen Coals ol all kinds, I Blark Casimere Pants, 3 Splended Limartine Pants, 4 Cotiomide anil summer Cassimere, I Plain Sat in Vo-ts, 2 Figured S-.tin vests, 2 Marsejles and Cashmere vests, 1 Boy's Pants and Vests, 1 Men's Casinel Pan'i, 17 FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. of every description. Dry, Fatiry, and Staple GOOD-t.'and a general nfKortment "f Shirts, Un soms, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders, Stocks, Hand kerchiefs, Ur., &c. Garments mmtetn order on short notice Person? resiilinp out of town will fimi it their a(lvaritni;p to ptirrhasp rlothinc of him as he is delerminerlto put priresilown so low s to make an otijert to those wiio ron.e from a rlistanre, r.enllemen don't forget to enquire for Nathalies Cheap rlothinc Store, on Main Street, one door ahr.ve Mr, Duliler'i Ameriiatt Houe, IHoomB- bin fj. 9IMON NATHAN. IS.if. rt'oomstitiri:, Oft. 1 MUFFS, 1JOAS, VICTORIAS, AM) FUR TRIMMINGS, It COHEJW FANCY FURRIER, 7"0ULD most respectfully cull the attention of ul I oHisnn- in want (l anv in tine in ine FANCY FUR BUSINESS, that he has now ready a s,ileiidid assortment of (he above mentioned articles, made ot every rUs n-iption ot FURS, and in the greatest vanity of shapes th.it are n.n f ishionalile, which be olier o sell at vrrv reasonable profits, at bis Ff"B store, No. 52.' North Serond St reet, (two dooi s below Arch Street,) Philadelphia Merchants purchasing to sell again, would find it considerably to their advantage to call and ex amine his stock and judge for themselves belore purchasing el-ewhere The Store always closed on Saturdays. (tV The lull market price always pven for SKINS ol everv description M. I) roHF.N, i n. 'hi i' , (tim ,0orf htlvir A --fn Fl'i'uJ'a 0.1 0, I M. -3111 I i E. STEWART, IT' HAM T I .1 J ;i.LLuriit)y at- uavvi KOKWnMLV 0 WlLklSliAhHfc, 1 ESPEC'I'i X LL ihloims n - public that he V has located in HEKWll'K, w heie he will I dllelid promptly to all legal business entlii.tcd to , Ins care in Columbia and Luni in-countiei-. j (f-OIIic:ei)ii .UlU .Mieet, opposite the Rising. Sun Hotel Jan. 20, lb4!l.--y ; PIULADEI.I'HIA. READING L ; 1'OTTSVILLK RAILROAD. j WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. .1 ii........ ON and alttri (.November 1st, KVl'J, me rasseu- , gee Trains will run between Philadelphia , and I'ottsvillc, as ti.liows ; Leave Philadelphia at bj A. M., d.ily, ex- ! cept Suudajs. ! Arrives at Reading at 11 IS Airives at t'oltsviile nt 12 50 Leave 1'utti.villo al 8J A. M. Daily except ; Suudas. 1 Arrive at Heading at In UO Arrive at Pott-.ville at 12 'iU. KAKEs.-Potisville and Phi Isdelphia 3 50 and 3 uU ; Pntl.-ville and Reading 1 -10 and 1.20 ; Lea ding and Philadelphia 2,25 and l.fcO. Passengers cannot enter the Car utiles pro vided with Tickets. There will be no Afternoon Train. (prj-NOTICE.-Fitty pound ol baggage will be allowed to each passenger in' these lines; am! passengers are expressly prohibited from taking any thing a bagaage but their wearing appatil, which will beat the risk ol its owner. Bv order of the Board of Managers. S. BRAUl UKU.eec ry. Nov. 10, Is 19. THE EMPIRE COMPANY. I.SiCUKl-OHATKD BY THIS LeCJM-A ll'H Ot THE Stats ok nkw Vobk. ABE the exclusive Agent lor Gieen's Oxy genated ilters, whicii is the hest and siren--KlsI certilied medicine lor ile cine ol Ds t su, General Dcbilil) , Habitual CortlUluss, i-c, in the woild. In every disease m isn.g lrom imper fect dilution, or dtiuntd (( A, I) is reme dy has'bteu certilied to by Hon. L. 11. Arnold, Kx Governor ol Rhode Island, l ion. Win. U ood brid.e. Ex-Governor of Michigan; lliii. T.J. Moorhead, Ex-Governor ol Kentucky, Hon. J. Simmon, Senator ln m R. I. Hon. S. S. Phelps, Senator from Vt., Hon. Wm. L'pham, Senator lrom Vt., Don. S. Foot, Senator lim Vennont, Hon. II. D. Foster, mni.bei ol Congress In .m Pa., Hon. W. S. Mai tin, Wisconsin, Cm. A. C. Dodge, Iowa, C. C. Trowbridge, Esq., lAttoil S D Holmes, Esq., Ct., G. W. Jones, Esq., Dubuque, Joseph Iloxie, New Yik, and many ollieis who are living witnesses of its superior ellicacy. N. B. One peullar property ol tne t.i i i t.ia is.inai is does not contain any spiiituors liqoois, and is on an entirely new plan ol cure for Dyspepsia. The EMPIRE COMPAM',o when. uHders should be addressed, aie at No. 170 Broadway N. Y. PA1X KILLEll! A medical preparation by the name .i Pain Kilhr, has been put into the market by the Em pire Company in New York, which bids fair to cast all other preparatiens inio ihe si ade. It cannot, perhaps, be better desmoid than by sta ting that it is in a liquid form, nd is adapted to internal and external use, holding instantaneous control over all Nervous A llectioiis, Rheumatism, group. Inflammations, Tm olh and Far Ache, Cuius, Bruisis, Sprains, Sores, 4'C Empire Company, No. 170 Broadway. DEAF PERSONS Can be made to hear in almost every case '. by proper tieatment, but they should remember that ihe organization of the Ear is the most delicate strucluie of the body, (except the eye,) and hence is ottener injured than Unedited ty syringes. The Acoustic Oil sold by the Lu.piie Company, 179 Broadway, is Ihe suiest and most succesblul article ever known for cures. Chemical Cleansing Fluid. Manufactured and sold by Ihe Empire Compa ny, is to every peisonwho washes or has wash ing done, of very great and essential service. It obviates more than hall the oidim-ry Infer m ilnl, so the wear to clothes. It sets li e color last to lading calicoes, and aiisweis as well lor cali.luics liiu-lins, and woollen goods. ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL. The Laundry Starch Polish is um d to give that peculiar poli -h to collais bosoms ; nd linens, that nothing else can give; besides, it greatly facili tates the ironing. The e l.uine has the stamp of the Empire Company, No. 1 iO i -roadway. Be sure about Vermifuges ! Pome kill the Children ! as well as the worms, and the only sale article that kills the worms and not the children, is the one made and told by the Empire Compativ, al 170 ('roadway. THE EMPIRE COMPANY is the only one o the kinil ineopnraled byl he Leg islature ni this State a-.a Stock Company, and un der such legislative enai tmenls as to make the slock always at par, iiiid the Company clear of liabilities.' Individuals holding any ol ihe Stork ol the Company, will he entitled to their pro ratio amount of the profits of the business, declared upon Ihc affidavits id' the Trustees-, al li e end ot each year. The Company receive their own Stock at parm, vhe payment for goods at the Now York, Otlice, 170 Broadway. THE EM PI HE COMPANY Are Manufactures of and Agent- for, some of thr fine-land most popular kinds of Shaviit and Ian j ry Soaps, such as Vanilla, Napoleon Toilet, &c, I Barbers' Shaving Snap in bars. THE GENUINE HAY S LINIMENT ! halm of Columbia, Hewes's Liniment, Sphons' Sick Headache Remedy, ihe Chinese Celestial j Skin Powder, &c, have been trnnslerted to the Empire Company, 17ti Broadway, to whi m all I orders and applications should be made. THE EMPIRE COMPANY, lnnMi rvf lU 'iilviU I'tl.-.fr. lY.u to ' j . . ' Kt,1Mf(W ,(,r j.',,, Ihe lllv m'f an(i I certain cure Vr F.i.iliptic Fits Cramps, Convnl- i sions, 'c. It ha1, beeen admiiiistt il with astonij I h in); success, and is as war a specific us any thine i ran be. It forms a new era in ll.e Practice r.t Physicians, rruny of whom use this Balsam as the only ii mrdy. Prisons wishine; the Nervine Bal sam, must apply lo Empire Company, 17b l.ioad- J' Dr. Rush's Health Tills Are only to he had genuine fi cm the Empire Company! This caution is necessary to avi id a spurious article. 'Ihe piruine Pih Pills are hnriiuess, f-fli ctunl, and the ne phis vlt a ol spe cifirs. In w as itivited h the treat Dr. Rush, and used as a universal r. mr dy for dirase. Dr. Bartholemtw's Expectorant Fink Syrup Is manufactured perd ctiy pure by the Empire Company, 171 Broadway, under incorpr.iatinn lrom the Mate, Inr ( nnuns. I rlrts, l inn ot the Side, Limes. &c. It is a sure preventive of Con- siimpiion, hut not a certain ruie after ti e disease is once thoroughly n atcd. 'Ihe gciiuine is only to be had from this rompany. THE THING IS DONE! ! Those who do not believe it, are respectfully desired not to read ! But Bald-llradcd persons may read and test, and have the head covered with a fine, luxuriant, flossy hair, bv the use of i the Magnetic Hair Restorer-ami Invit-orator. i Manufactured and sold by the Empire Company, ', incorporated by 'he Stair ot New Y-r;. Nn. : llroadwdj- Jul; ?, 1-19 -f.m --!..' .ill - EVI L. I' I'K, HH1N I'LH.Otlit- ii.f sricK buihli'ig, south mid ul"Ruperl''.'.a ." un ii street. . . t i a ;: i it a U'llllf Ml ' t ' ll I" "!' l" t Al yi(.iri in mi ( iha i. u e .(' s I' '! .( . .ri.il. ' I" itHiun in t-til up riiinri!ln. in. . tm ii iimv ( 1 Uf -V A il i'e'-'1' i.liir rtnU itrs f Kt 'il leml .u i ip-Uilla. cMMf iii rut t I'IC. i'ut (IS'tlMl l 111, llll lufiiitriy t worker on M .'rtmdt vn'mti. txtul th IlKis) H-ttutitiin me title uf Ur., i.ir im ,v( nr' -nin cteiiU"' wual ne ii nut. '1 his s u, . u,ji un thir iiu.c nul ki t ijuti'lved ud purt iiMe nm lui tin- tJl.JTCifi'K OH (il HiJt l"r. J:aoli TuMnti.d H.tnnp.ritU. having U I tie OlJ In' iiki-D,i, b .nii.ly ig.it ul urnit, tid M ii(QlUf4j hcioii the .-.t ot' inu. rrnLtptt Cite, Hrl X$sd it., .Veil 'rk C'lCj. Jr.:" fvv - , - Y ; A.-.W .f",;,.'.".i4-;j t.7.Vi'!ii's,V.V. OLD DU. JACOii 'lOWNSWJ), I tiik oi!ii;i'At. imsi'hV!:iii;r ukthk (ienttintj TowTisenJ Siirsaparilla.' O-il l)r T.i" iiwmJ ' now nlnni )'-irs m ii-i . nm I i,nu been kmnvn ai Ihe A t.'TtiOH nml hMCorKil Ii ! .,t lim (IKXVI.YK UHUIIX.tl. - V 'iM'.V.iKAV; .'.dC I s iP.1HIIJ..tl.'i tlt'ii't! P'i'ir, he : mi ,-ll-il In linil its iii.oiui'-cune, by whirli ine on il tun tifi-u krpl nul o( n if kt'l. mid tho Hiilei i-itriiiiMi-iibeil hi ihi.ss only whu li;il ,.,.,'v...i ii. uiirih. iiml known its vhluo. Il li.i.l nw.hi-'l the ears nl until y . lirverun-n-i-t. i-c.u. - t.. ut; ii liiMh il "I .! line ii. iin.l suviit li.au dciilli, irn cUtiiued its xeeli"".- fi-l " n,l.-rf" :l HilALlNG POWER. Know ine, many " S"- ''"'I. hy skill, jd.-in e nml e.v.i-ni iM;i', d.-vi:,eil Hit uracil! ninth would In ..r m.-iitriiKihlc ailiitlitailH Ui uianki.nl wli. u lh liii'iins i w.mld be l'liriiishe.l lo luini! il ml" umverw imfcs. nhna 1 iM iriesiiiiniale virtues uuuhl ! knmvii ami itiin:i;iiilul. i This linii) hoi i-"nie. Hie liiean" are UH'I; tie ! oit ixi) .i.v" ixrtti'.iu.ni 1-ity.f.in.iTtoy i is iinililll'icllireil "n lh largt-l scale, m.il is Ciillml l"f ! ihreii"h.jul li.e lenulh un.l l.re.ulili uf Hi luml. e-M-cntlly ! ii n iiiunil inc.iuile ul' (li'm-niTiiiimi ur iki. n..r:iiu,n. i I'uiike yimnj e. f Tinvii.i.-ii'l's. it niiiruve '.villi ncn. nnij onver rhaiiui-s. Imt for Ihe better : beciiu-i- it is n-mrrd un I lonUlW. pnncipin by H fi'itUM mm. '1 he liiil.esl kliuwl I rdire ol Cmiinsirv. and the l.t-t iliso.v.'-ies ul ihe art, I hw nil iM-en hnniL-hl inm rei'iiitirn in ihe iiinn.ib.cuir uf the Ohl in .-ir-ini'irui.i. i a -e-'"- wnll knuwn in im.l.cal men. n.nu.ms nv .li.-ihcmal pr. porlios. nml e yr.ir!if a wh.ch are inrrl ur iisu.cs,. und iluers. which if rewnied in bre. inn? il u. pro. Hce (ia.nt nn.1 cU, wha-h Is iiij.iriiais to ihe syst, in. dome of the (milnes of !!i,s,ll are so ro.at.fe. lib t ih. v ent.rtlv evimuraiH ni.J rt- "' I " l.riir.-. tii.o. it (u ev..'r.. na-.i in n in ' cui.e. Jhimiv.-r. thew ";,ud' ,,rL,rir.. winch l!y ..il m v...r. ..r an exhaia !!n li.i'ier heal. r the vary tnu.U frmu ,1 me nml. whif-h 8'vb u J' lls valu'-'- Any prim enn hnil nr slew ihr rn.il till thf y f.-l a nr- culnred liiinil. wh.e.n m nn.ru I u c.i'.r.i.i.' ihe runt th in from n Hons el e; :i-.-y un. o.en "irai this Iiiji.i.I 'ir vatod n'l'o.l. i VlV.l' 'r'Tt'v .nil then cull it " S A UsA I'AU I I.I.A I.MHAU rs. Kt'l'." Km such is no' ihe wrr.i-i.- knov .. i" , GENUINE OLD DK. JACOB TuV.bLND SAKSAPAHiLLA. Thin is so prepureil. tlutt u;l lh inert iMier'les f h SHrnmr.llaroinre iir.l reinnveil. every thii.K cai'iOne ..I lieciiiini.c aeiil .,r of ieriuniiai,..n, is euracie.l ami ri ji-. ten . Ihen every airiitle ol ine.ln-.1 virtue u s.ciireil in I1"' ami eonceiiiMic.l form ; HI..I thn II u n n.lere.l .ntai.aii.eoi losmc any of its valuable mot -.' ;.r....:rt.o-. 1 .0.iirea in tins way. It is made the u.tl lerlul i.t in-.. i,l illltllllll l tt)U' iiMJA-ses. Hence Ihe reason wny we lie ir co-.m ciin.it 1 1 on in In in lis favor by men, woiiiou, nu tiiiuir. n. n ,.inii...u ... tin. . ore of U'e And ,i. v--. .'ii - il YXI'fiPSLI. Mill ljyy.lt CO "D JIV'I jW :.i..l In KHll J 1 I IS. il, .sinuri I 77jV.S. I'J.Ul'LKS, UJMCTH H'id all uilccuou I afiVilil' iriiin IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. It possesses 11 111 rvelloiisi'l!i.:;o", init.i toii.i.lanl's sr.iinl from iiu'n'f(i.in. fro 111. -iooua. A la.ii. ilneiiiul circulation, .lelenniniilio ' '.! .: to ll.e henil, l.al..iiilloil of the heart, col.l leel un.l I1111.I .. riM m. 'Is a' .1 hot ll-. ie over the l.mly. Il has not i.s e.ii,u in ( al.it and liiA ; ami ,r...,...M easy t ii cioi .1.0,, und i. ml.: ..r.urai.on, rel.ii,. c im-iare of I. 1.11 : 11..0 .1. m .1 ev. ry other p'iru Mm in iioinoiit is lis ext. I,. in-f re inai,iie,tiy .ten anJ acki.owie.bt.l tl.-i n in . k.iid- '""I t..us ..f EEMALE COviJLAINlS. Il workH woiolersin cases. .1 F uur . I. 'ii J or IVhitrt. l-'lil-nii'i.' r.r ..., ,tsi.(.. .S... pn.-fd. or .. .W''lc. .-ifi'iiuri'v ol ll.e ilienslraii 10..J, and lu I and la fiseli.-ciii.il 1 11 ' ni 1 oif all lie I ...us of Vol.. 11 iJnea-n. li y r, -1.11, hi." ol.-n.i. lions, and O'ola:'.!.? Hie lle.ieral system. 11 lines tone ..nil .,n,;i,;:li lo n.e Hlu.lu bony, ud tun.- cn.es all loriiis of Nt'i'VoiiM tUHOiisit-s ui.it leIililT and lima i.rtvenis or relieves a i.e .1 variety ol oi.ier uiul ihc, us spinal trntaiim. .W.sVfW. '"" '''" bvt'niiif, h-iuli'plic hits, r'.'f.i'.i.j!."!... 4c Il deali-an Hie l.iooil. evriles ll.e i.vor 1.1 t.t.'ihhy action. times tne stoiua.-li, mill jiivhs 1:001) .ieslioii. runtics Ik.welJ of lornor anil t..usll: .linn. a.ia..S mil on... all. .11, iiinlles llie sk.n, t.,.eil.-. 11 dr. ul . lion nioilacin; feiilit- woiio'll c.S.i.iy ..1. over i I tne hiooit, lilu itoils . ilid ii... ins. us. Iiie iiers.nr. I M'l'lilO i'lMi liytll nets, removes all oi.sini. 10.11s. mm muixaius un: nam nervoin. system. U liol 11,1s llien The nicdiriae you prc-cmiiioia!) lU'Cd! Kill ran iiny oi' theH tiling l. tti S. 1'. n.wii-t-iMr ml.ror nn.ru- ? 'I hi .m.:' mi. A uii:ti t ifi u ue CO.VIPAHKI) WITH TJi OLD J)i'S. t.f-rniiM- Ml nut l.liAM'F U.T. Ui.U llo -t.o it l.NLAl'A h -.it ft nmn'nttf, nntl bluimxf 'ill : tilt Mil", uri'l iHtlul i : Musi tut; ;' 14 horr. i sysU 'HI? iii'll ' put . li'.U rlf W II it C lIlMOl tlmi e lu n Inofl clin'i- it prt.iliict a ( ll-iil IKt battlttK-ttUUM'lVZ il MHO Ifgi'- txji"tiiii; tun; ti .ii t.it. . n uiii'-r (j e rinti(MHiml lif pMiMiimut i t attdvMo(i tu. it tw urcdt't u'.iu. I)y'j'M.'i t'l'I -"''. 1 vvt' "' 4niir in ",tr 'linn u hs. wli il int- ,.c,., hf..r.:.nni .tl.ut.on ! in..' h?..rt. uvrr .:..ni;. hi, iliitrriiu'ii. ii.-iM.icr. it. :nifl r.nn'ipli if Um. Ii'nuit U'lntt 15 Hi lomlii l.ui iut.l1 hmiiiir in thtt txnly 1 Wiinl iirmititcs til Ui huiii 'c- u 'IM ii lint.L' mi i.rui'inms ui nn - ' stun. ,'ini.i iieui. :. : oj ln. l line .xwell intern il una external! i..-i:i -nti-l Li..:e. vv inert ol tne hotly, more or liiiis, 1'eVer noiel. alio ... .- It is iioloo.J nli'lt r lo iiv. itiiirs. nrol (lui- spoils nil tne ttui.i less. nul . .'is''- r.lle.enaliM.i Mil a sour or item iiui.l uimi. ins, nn. lies itself l.enn-iii the joints nnd el evv hvM, irruoiiKi! nml ii.tlainii'i! tne .l.-ii.aie l.s-iies U..ni winch It Heist Simi rieiviiiis il,.t . ,e,. o iiii...ril ol llie liio.nl..., dernnireil rm;tOali..i..s, iiini ue inj a.l llie aiuneiiLs vv in. U Blll.ct to. in. in nature. Ni.iv is it not tiorril.: to i.i.ikb mid sell, nuil i,i i.n.i .ri III li-.' tins S(rHIN5. FKKMKMX(i. ACID 4 COM IHA'NU" OK rS. K TOWNSKND, mil l t. Hi'iiM (i'iti h " e iItir.'1"Tt"tiil iht Old lir. JfichO I .iwiir-t-iiu's ti-nuiiit (irttfitiiil .s-irtujtartila, isunlMlTA i ll )N uf his itiOuor pr, ittr vimit : ! Ilf;ivin trM ilint wc hnii!! dc;tl in an uriicln which nnoid hctr tlm must iJit nt rifiiilii:iin;e . I. Tw h-ii-ntl'1 arttr.lt. ' Knit hirh shinilil In n.i; ili.wn uimii Itio Old (Jr. t- n iiiountriin ln.tii ul" r.ini(il.imtn Jnd cniuiiKiiinni I'iiim AuciiiB m hn h ive ..,,. Ht.il jiurchJtm tmve umi . TurtUHPrnrs 1 MKMK.N 'I'lMi i'0in )I,'M). Wit wish it inidriMoi'il, l'ritn-e it is th abmniU truth flint H. 1. Tuwiintri itrtirle and Did lir. Jucoli 'I'owo nil' 8,irnvirilU srr he ivn-icvlt apart, and ivtinitrly dit similar; ihit r ure tmliktt 111 evt;ry jwrtitnitif, h.iVinj ma ouc Mnt; if tiling in ctuii:iim. fit rf. P. 'J'nwnsemi I mi ilnrinr, ntl nnvr r wi. If Tin rhcmist, na jiU'TticirfuiiNt konw no mnr of mnl icitte or -U-u.isc thun nn ntherci'iuni'm. iinwieniilit-. tinpnileisioiHl limn, w Int piviraniee t:in thu ptiimr have Ihnt they hre irnvine h cMiuine fttPiitilic mrtlicine, tutitiunit nil til virtues nt th- articirs u-st-d in pr.irinLr it nml which ur in cnptthlo n( chfint. u ii eh inlti icmltr Uitin AOLM'8 ul )ie.te nistL btl -if health. Hut wh tt sh'tiiltl ie expuriod fmni ont whn know ii'ithins cniip ir;ttivt iv uf ni.'dicnie or iiisct : It re-juirni t pern n u( inic exjuTir ucu lo cook iit.il mtvm up even A fi-iniiion dront me il. Dow tit m c h tnnre iiiimittiiit it ihnl the ('tTtm!i v h" iiinitii,'i,inri im-ilirme, iti-Munril Inr WKAK STOMACHS AND KNKKKBtKD 5 VST KM Sp ihuutil know welt the nu-iici inpHrli of pl.tnti. tH jt t iiiiinner nl m urn.c und ciiitnirHting their henlinf rui''. un XTn.-iv luiowledi;!' of the vitrioiu viiich arti it ilit: humui yttitiu,iiud how to ad dpi rtnuedic lo Ihre diit,;.e' ' j U it to afrpt frutiii upoti thu tinfitrtnnnte. to pmir bhn i bio womidtd hiiiii'tuitr, n kintl.e hope in th ilea win n ; iMiiniu. lo re lit ore heulih find hlooio. .mil Vignr into t;. t ruined itud hrnken. and to lumh infirmity ihnl OLD JAi:)li TOVVNrjKND bus MX'UHT aud FOUN U the op Miriiini(y and m'HiiH to liriiiR his i ! ' j j I ! uiuiia tjuvcihiii tonceuiraieu ltennily within the reach, uotl lo the knnwlrder of all who Bred li ttiit they m.iy lcru and know, by joyful ipenrnc. Ill Tranhceutlent Tower to Heal. L T I.trz, Agent, Bloomihurf. au$- U.MJ j ! 1 a i -V;!a! iA ! i FM-i'l--A
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