Aflriutlttttc
EGGS.
Egg wan hold hi great Toncration by '
Hpyptiatia, sometimes as symbolizing
regeneration of tbo world, and some
times as an emblem of tho world itsolf.
Tho ancient Persians regarded it iu tho
latter point of view. Oxosmasdes, tbo ere
ntivo principle of good, after be had called
mankind into existence, having mystically
inclosed them in an egg; and tho possess
ion of this ho maintained an incessant
combat with Dhriman, tho principle of
malevolence o evil. Sir Robert Porter
mentions ti feast of ante Mohammedan or
igin which he saw celebrated in Persia at
about the period of our Easter. During
tho rejoicings, it was customary for friends
to interchange present1) of eggs, typical as
it was supposed, both of the creation and
tho dtiluge. Tho mundauo egg was also
recognized in Brahminieal theology ; and
if it bo true that tho Hcllemo worship of
Bacchus was derived from India, wo can,'
m consqcucnce, unaerstaua now it was
that eggs wero carried in solomn precess
ion when the foul atrocities of tho Dyon-
csia wero perpetrated. Stones, egg-shaped, !
bavu been fouifd in tho excavated chambers '
at Nirarod, as aire- tho figure of a person '
richly appareled, who wears an egg shaped
headdress. Tho ancient Ecvntaina ati- I
pear to have set great storo by tho eggs,
as well as tho plumes of the ostrich ; both
formed part of the tribute thoy extorted
from conquered nations. To what exact
use thoy put theso eggs, wo have no certain
information ; but the reverence thoy paid
them, and tho fact that they were hungup
in the temples, is cvidonco that they were
in some way connected with the supersti
tion of tho country. The Coptic Christians,
now-a dajs have ostriches' eggs, pendent
in their churches, as emblems of watch
fulness, and occasionally they aro pierced,
to enable tho rope on which -tho lamp is
hanging to pass through them, and thus
prevent the rat3 from descending and get
ting at tho oil. According to Christian
inoonographs',"tho egg has generally been
understood to symbolizo the Resurrection,)
and hence probably arose th) custom, which
xmee prevailed in the North of England,
of giving infants, tho first time after bap
tism they are 'sent abroad to visit the
neighbors, an egg, somo salt, and aomo fine
or manohet broad. Henco, also, arose the
custom which still subsists in Russia, and
obtained up to a very late period in many
parts of England, of friends on Easter day
exchanging gifts of eggs in England,theso
being always, or at least most usually,
dyed, or otherwise ornamented. In Mes
opotamia, tho native Christian children
atain the eggs red, in commemoration of
Obrirts blood. In Cumberland, a few'
Jb s ago, the boys were wont to entertain
.vcs by challenging each other to a
tiioi of tho strcnth of their respective eggs,
aud theso being boiled hard much sport
eusurd. He whose egg survived the contest
' in which those of his competitors were
shattered, became entitled not only to the
fragments by way of spoil, but to the dig
nified and coveted title of "Cook of Five or
Six," or whatever tho numbor of eggs
might bo which his own had discomfited.
English
Magazine, ,
"Worth: a TniAr,. In a conversation
with an intelligent and reliable farmer from
Ohio, a day or two since, tho rot in pota
toes oamo up. lie informed us that fortu
uatcly for them a preventive had been
found for the rot in stored crops. Tbo
discovery was purely accidental, which
was this a friend of his bad a largo lot
of fino potatoes which ho placed in barrels
for storing away. Not having enough
flour barrels ho used two salt barrels,
(such a3 the Now York works pack salt in)
aud on opening tho flour barrels ho found
that nearly all his potatoes had rotted
whilst thoso packed in the salt barrel were
sound and good. Not satisfied with the
ono accidental irial, he used raoro salt bar
rels Ihe next season and found tho result
the same. Ho then mado known tho re
flult to some of his friends and their trials
proved the preventive properties of salt to
their entire satisfaction, Our friend in
forms us that instead of using barrels .he
puts his potatoes in a cool cellar, in beds
about nino inches thick,on which ho sprin
kles one quart of salt to six busncls of po
tatoes. This, ho Bays will effectually pro-
vent rot It is certainly worth a trial.
It has thus far prevented a serious loss
and banished the disoaso in stored crops.
IIot-IIousk. In tho hot house main
tain 70 to 60 degrees of heat. If tho snow
falls, the roof should bo cleaned to admit
the light which tho rapidly growing plants
now require. Air must be given the plants
frequently, but much cans will bo needed
to provent chilling drafts striking directly
upon tho plants. Maintain a constantly
moist air by sprinkling freely.
JESS A Child Of five. Jinvinrmnon t.
hor for tho first time, ho having boon ab-'
sent in California, was much astonished,
that ho should claim any authority over I
her, and on an occasion of robelllon, as ho
administered punishmont, she cried out :
"I wish you had never married into our
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Tliflsu Biti boring Under
sickness ran nt mice relieve themselves from the thou
sand iimladica Una flesh is heir t, It' they will mil
follow til'' counsels "f nanus, unit take tho Im-dlcine
which best nsslst her In her operation. That modi
cinu It the Vegetable Life Medicines uf Dr. .MoriAT,
known ns
Moffat's Life Fills
and
PIICENIX HITTERS.
Theso Medicines have now been before the public for
n period of 30 years, and during that time have main
tained a high character In almost every part of tho
Clone for tho extraordinary curative properties which
Uicy possess.
Moffat's Life Pills.
Moflat's Life Tills aro indebted for their naino to their
manifest and sensible action in purifying the springs
nnil channels of life, nnd enduing thorn with renewed
tone and vigor; and to the undoubted fact that at n very
airly part In their history, they hail ruscuod sufferers
lroni mo very verge oi an uniini"iy grave, penrcuy se
cutlugto them that uniform enjoyment of health, with
out which life itself is but a partial blessing. So great
indeed Ijad tlieireHUacy Invariably proved, that it was
scarcely lesi than miraculous to thoso who were unac
quainted with tho beautiful philosophical principles
upon which they wero compounded, and upon which
they consequently act.
MOFFAT'S PIICENIX BITTERS.
Moilat's Phoenix Hitters nro so called, because they
pososa the power of restoring the expiring embers of
health to a glowing vigor throughout the constitution,
as tho l'hoeuix Is said to bo restored to life from the
nthes of its own dissolution.
McrcKrialDiseaBus. lucre is probably no ono nrticie
riven as a medicine, the iiilucmus use of which has
caused such wide-spread and terrible mischief to the
l:il man system ns mercury. Its poison sinks deep into
the syittum, penetrating tho suLstunco of the bones, mid
producing along train of painful diseases. It is well
known that many all'ections of the throat, uf the bones,
of the nose, mid malignant sores, which have even at
tributciUo syphilis, are no often caused by the injudi
cious use ot mercury, so mat tuo rcmeuy uas pruveu
worse than the disease.
Ul-'ll I'ILLS AND PIICENIX HITTERS.
Tim I. if,, l'llts aud l'hoeuix llittcra have alu m's been
signally successful in this class of diseases, mid will
eradicate all the effects of mercury from the system,
souiier than the most powerful preparations of sarsa-
parillii. They aid nature 111 ratting from the syitemall
poisonous iii.i'iyr, uuu ii luun puiiij-mg me wmi iiuiup,
they restore the sy.tcm to health.
Dillons Complaints. A well regulated nnd propor
tionate quantity of bilo upon tiic stomach Is always re
quisite fox Ihe promotion of sound health it stimulates
digestion, and .keeps the intestinal canal free from all
obstructions. On the interior surf.ico of the liver is n
peculiar bladder in which tho blic.ls hrst preserved,
being fanned hy the liver from the blood. Thenco it
iiiixvs into the Stomach and intestines, and resulatcs
tho digestion. Thus wo sou when there is a deficiency
of bilo, tho body is constantly costive. On tho otiier
hand, an over aunudancu uf bile causes frequent uauses
on the stomach, mid often promotes very severe attacks
of diseases, which sometimes end in death.
LIFE MEDICINES.
The I.ifu Medicines should, if Dossible. bo taken In
the enri) stages of bilious complaints ; and if perse
vered Hi siruiiy nccoruing 10 uircciions win positively
effect a cure. Their extensive uso in this complaint iu
ail parts of our continent, renders comment unnecessa
ry thi'ir virtues speak for them.
Moffat's Life l'ills. The uso of these I'ills, for a very
short time, will affect an entire cure ol Halt Ithcuui, nnd
u striking improvement in tho clearness of tho skin.
Common Colds nnd Influenza will always be cured by
oue dose, or by two even in the worst cases.
11LES! rat! i ine original proprietor ot uieso .Med
icines was cured of 1'ilos of 33 years standing, by the
uso of tlm Life .Medicine alone.
Liver Complaint, An affection of the Liver may bo
known hv a feeling of tension or nam in the riirht side
about the region of the liver, often pungent as in pleu
risy, hut sometimes uuu ; a uimcuiiy in drawing a mug
breath ; dry cough and inclination to vomit. This di
sense may bo produced by cold, by violent exorcise, by
intense summer iicats, by long continued bilious fever
or ague, cud by various solid concretions in the sub
stance cf the liver. And to theso producing causes, arc
derangement of the digestive organs, suppressed secre
tions, aud mental solicitude, which aru very frequent
causes of obstructions and diseases of the liver.
This disease suuuld bo arrested in tho commencement
which can bo done by a few doses cf the Life I'ills.
When unco the liver is nrousciHo the performance of
IN proper iuucuons, uiuu more is rcquimio man to con
tinue u proper use of tile medicines, uud a speedy re
covery wilt ensue.
Tever ad Auua For this scourge of tho Western
country, these medicines will be found a safe, speedy
and ccrtnln remedy. Other medicine leave the system
subject to a return of the disease a cure by these .Med
icines is permanent.
Scnorut-A.- Tho most horriblo caes of Scrofula, in
which the face, bones mid limb, of tlu victim had bcoi
preyed upon by the insatiable disease, are proved, by
UHifcniaUo authority of the sufferers themselves, to
have been completely cured by Ihese purely vegetable
medicines, alter all others had been found more than
ueless.
Indigestion and Dyspepsia. If wo wero called upon
to specify one disease which more than nny other is the
bane, (while it is the offspring of civilizatlimlive should
name Dyspepsia. It is generally attended, or rather
productive, of a long train of ills, such us Heartburn,
1'latuleucy, a gnawing pain at the stuinach when empty
a senso of uncomfortable weiglit wlieu full, pains in the
throat, side and pit of the stomach, costiveiu cs, chilli
ness, languor, unwillingness to takueerciso, Sic
MOyP.iTH LIFE .MKDICIXUS.
Moffat's Life MediciueB nro peculiarly adailcd to tho
cure of this distressing complaint. They net upuii the
bowels ill a very mild, and.nt thu same time, wry effec
tual manner, and have never yet tailed to cure this dis
easa when ued according to our directions.
(i.-ncrnl Debility, The most common of all com
plaints is that of a general weakness of the wlnde y
torn, unaccompanied by any particular dUorder, or do
(lnato symptoms of diseuse. There is a little vital en
orgy, a loss of appetite, unwillingness, and indeed ina
bility to undergo iqerlions, frequent headaches, indi
gestion, olti-ntiines sallowucss and dryness of the skin,
tendency to feverishnoss, unfitness for society, in short
all those syinptoim, of languor, disquietude, and weak
ness that give evidence, of u failure in tho vital pow
ers, nnd u low, unhealthy and morbid condition of the
system,
Lifo rills and Phoenix Cillers.
Tho Life Tills and 1'hocnix flitters arc, porhaps, tho
nest remeuy iur restoring Kircngui in me nouy lor, they
act as a gentle rarlaarlic, and, by their tonic qualities,
strengthen the wholo system
Moffat's Life I'ills. rerscms of nplcthorlc'habit, who
are subject to tlte, headecue, giddiness, dimness of
sight, or drowsiness, from too great a How of blood to
tee head, should take tlie.e I'ills frequently,
ADVICi: TO nniALUS.-l'enialcs who value their
health should never be without the Life Medicines, as
"i tn-y purify tho blood, remove nb. tractions, and give tho
skin n beautiful, clear, healthy and blooming appear
ance, To Illdorly Persons. Many licalthy nged Individuals
who know the value of Moffat's Lite Medicines, make
it a rule to tnko them two or three times a week, by
which they remove the causes that nrodure ills, nn.
preservo their health, and keep off tho infirmities uf
ago.
i'uets for Mothers nnd Nurses. It is a fact, crtou-1
lished by tho annual bliss of mortality, that one half of
the children borne, are cut off before attaining eveu
years uf age; and tho fuitful sourco of-this mortality Is '
found to exist iu that foul state of tho stomach and
bowels which produced the generation uf worms. As1
the safe restorer of infantile health iu this critical Hate
tho Life Medicines have long held a dirtingui.hed repu
tation, nnd for foulness of Ihe stomach and bowels, nnd
convulsions, although worms may nut exist, it is allow ed
to he Hinerior to nny other. ,
Moffat's I'ills and Hitters.-Nn mcdirinr-s at present
known have dune so much good to mankind as these,
within the last few years! aud cortaiuly uouti havo
been rewarded with more numerous nnd authentic tes
timonials of their invariable and extensive elllcucy.
They require no dieting nor confinement, oro perfectly
mild ud pleasant In their operation, but will power
fully restore health that greatest of earthly blessings
to the most exhausted and dilapidated constitutions.
l'rcpared by
Dr. W.M. B. MOFFAT,
D33 llroadway, New York. I
And for Hale by all Druggiru, npl3-Gl Jy.
FOB SE3WII' I?!ACflINES.
JONAS BROOK &, 13ROS
rKIZK MBAL SI'OOL C0TT0.X.
200 & COO yds. Wliito, Blaok, & Colored
'JiiU'liiread belns made particularly fsr Bewlne Ma
chines. very Strong, Smooth and Elastic! Its
strength is not IninairnTby washliif. nor by friction o
the neodle. Kor3lachinc, use Urooks' 1'atciit Glace,
For upper thread,
and Uroolts' 1'atent Hlx Cord, Red Ticket,
Por Under thread,
Bold by respect; ble dealers throughout tho country
Alio, In cases of 10U varh. assorted Nos., by '
WM, HENlty 8MITII. iJu:itt,
w a. mo. e M yMy '. New iork,
GILL & PAUL,
General Commission Merchants,
1'iii.rns t
rilh. Provision. Flour, Hotter, Cheese, Oils, Dried
Fruit, drain, Meeds, llcnns, Whiskey, Wool,
Country Produce and .Merchandise
generally.
Nn. 34 NoKTit Wharves, 1'hil AiiEt.rutA.
tnr t?onlnments nf Provisions. Flour and Country
I'rnditco solicited, nnil returns promptly made, Cash
advanced when desired,
ORDF11B for nil kinds of Fish, Provisions, Flour,
Dried Fruits, &c, filled at llio lowest Cash Prices.
August 4, lfcUl-lim,
TINWAItE &8Tm'E"SHOP.
rplin tindr-rslgueil respectfully Informs his nldfrieiidl
J. nnd customers, that ho has purchased his brothers
Interest In Die above establishment, nnd the concern wlls
hereafter bo conducted by bln:elf exclusively.
lie has Just received and offers for sale, tho larg
,2i2l o't nnd most extensive assortment of FANCY
jgjJSSTO V11H ever Introduced lulu this market.
V Ills stock coiisIkIs of a complete assoitmrnt of
the best Cooking and parlor stoves in the market, togeth
er wltli Stove Fixtures of every description, Oven and
Hoi Stoves, Uadiators, Cylindar Stoves, Cant Iron Air
Tight stoves, Cannon Stoves, fcc, fcc. Stovepipe and
Tinwaro constantly on hand and manufactured to order.
All kinds of repairing done, ns ustinl, nu short notice,
The patronage of old friends and new- customers re.
tpcctfully solicited. A. M. UUFintT.
lllooinsburg, November 3d 1PC0. tf,
00UG11 DROPS ! COUGII DltO I'STl
nvF.r,Y(iody ikcs rnoNT.Fir.LDSTounii DnoPs,
IZi It nets promptly sometimes arresting thrworitrold
in 21 hours. In nil nd'ections of tho Cliclt. Throat,
wheth-r acute or chronic It will be, found of Immcdiato
benefit. Try a single bolllo nnd you cannot fall to ap
preciate its usefulness,
t or saio uy most nu tstorckecpers and Druggists.
I Pripared by
C. FItOXF.FIFI.1).
No. 317, N. 3d. St., Philadelphia.
Nov. 10, ieul3m.
TRUNKS 1 TRUNKS 1 1
rr IIF, largest, host haiidsom
.1 est nnd cheapest assort
meat of Bole Leather solid
Riveted Traveling Trunks.
iMdits' IJonnct ,y Drat Trtifik
Children' Coaches. Proncl-
V
lers Leather and Carpet Hugs
Packing Trunks &.c. &c, n
THOMAS W MATTFON'S.
C, lclirnted London Prize Modnl improved sheet spring
solii sold Leather Trunk manufactory. No. 40-2 Mnrke
street, South w est corner Fourtli and .Market, Philad'a.
August H l7 tf.
States Huron Jjjoicl
000 & 008 MARKET STREET
Aiiovn aiXTii.i
riinjinr.LrniA.
J. W, FOWEH, rnprittor.
Terms: 81 23 per day.
May 12. lfCO-lim.
2555 REMOVAL. JS&s
V, 0. SADLER & o.,
Commission Merchants and dealers in
Fhh, Cheese and Provisions,
Nor103 Arch street, 2nd door nbovo Front, Phl'ndcl
liia, ag 11, oily
3. P. U OJ 5 13 K ,
(Successor to J, S. Siirver.)
irnoi.Ks.ii.r. nrjiLKR y.v
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
No. 8 North Fifth St., above Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
Also, Manufacturer and Importer of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC SEGARS.
.May 12, 1SC0 13m.
BOOT A'- SBSK;WA!iaW.
THE undersigned, having opened n new HOOT AND
SIICE 61101', on Main street, in Hopkiniville, East
Mloomsburg, respectfully invites the custom of tile citi
zens and the public generally. All kinds of Hoots,
Shoes, &c , will hn promptly made to order, on short
notice u'ld moderate terms. From long experience in
hi lino of Imeinomhc Hatters himself that ho will be
able to glvo general satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their custom.
0"7"Ornln, Provision and Toduco generally taken in
exchange; for work.
II. P. BHOOKS.
Bloomsburg, July n, leOI-ntn.
No. 40, NOP.TII WHAltVF.S,
Philadelphia.
AMI
SHIP CHANDLERS,
Spun Cotton for Caulking, Hopes, Twines, Tar, Pitch,
Oakum, Blocks, and Oars, be.
August 4, If 00-12ui.
S'i;OVE AND TIN-WARE SHOP.
,'lMin undersigned would inform the citizens of
' Bloomsburg and vicinity, that he hasjust re
Kjtt eived nnd oilers for sale ono of the most extensive
nssnrtments of COOKINCnnd FANCY STOVES
ever introduced into this market. The Christouher Co
ii tubus, James P.obh uud r,nhe arc among tho first class
cooking stoves, all ol which arc atr-tight ami gas burner
Ills Parlor Moves are handsome and the assortment va
ried. AI0 Particular attention is paid to Tin-Wan
nnd House Spouting, upon short notice. All kinds of
repairing will bo done with neatness and despatch.
U country produce taken in exchange lor work.
PHILIP H. MOYEI!
II oomsburg.Oct. 3, 1SCO
M EVAPJS, 10,000 FKINTElt,
- ' K
I, rbuuupnia rrr... at ikoi.i. LV I
- , It.XILI I4.TITV1I -ti'S' Cl Tl.l.Pre.
f,llltfcCu(fll4IIIK(. II
T, ThoiM.hS Card p.r ll.arn .
s y... z': : : i ,
jcr. i.iDrnry, vvun & a r? k. miow (jfMftinui.'
August 17, 1301.
&. lair & j;7' X6"k7
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
iiLooMsnuno, jvj.
Office in Court Ally, formerly occupied by Charles R
Buckulcw.
Ulooinsburg, Dec. 4, lfSI).
NATIONAL miEl,
(Lato Whlto Swan,)
RACE STREET, ABOVX THIRD
rainADELpiii.v.
JOHN BOYEIt, Proprietor.
T, V.ItHOADS.Siip't
Aov, ju, irui.
(March 2. IBfil-Um.)
N
TEW S T O R E .
WHOLESALE JtXD HET.1IL
IKIAIT &m S5 airBl!go
The undersigned .espectfuily Informs tun citizens of I
Uloomsbtirg, uud the public in general, that lie has pur
chased the Jtr.W HAT STOW-:, in tho white frame stare I
iiousn, on .nam direct, nearly opposite the Exchange
Buildings, where lie has Just received a splendid as
rortmeut of
CITY HATS AND CAPS,
Direct from tho Mauufactiiries.of all kinds, styles, sorts
und sizes, latest fashions, which ho offers wholesale and
retail, at very low prices.
U These Goods will bo sold at very lowprlccs tor
Heady Pay.
, JOHN K GIUTON.
Bloomsburg, October 27, 1EC0.
WIIOLESALU AND llKTAIL
BEDDINa AND FEATHER WARE
HOUSli, No.Sj North Sscond Street, Opposito Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
07 Constantly on hand, a largo assortment of Heels,
Mattresses, Paillasses, Cushions, llnlr, Illicit, Cattail;
and nil articles In the line ut the Lowest Trices,
JV. II Partirulnr ctttnlhii paid to rcioiuling New an
Old Feathers.
Murch'.', lefil-lJitt.
P. 0. HARRISON, 3L D. "
TT70IJI,I) retncctfullv inrorm thn rlilxun. nf in,,,.-
V V burg, aud viciuittliutjie cuntlnucsthoprutticuu''
nd solicits a .hare of nubile na-trnuaee.
Omen, oi, Jlaln Street, llrbt house'bulow the Court
JIUUHL-, jJiuuuuuurir,
l'cbruar3, lWS-tf.
II. 0. HOWER, ,
SURtiEOJV DKNT-IST
ltr.mI!("I'l'l'l l.V r.ir.!,. I.I. ...,.r..-,
al services to tho ladies and gentlemen of
I uiuoiiinuurj uuu viciuiiy. no is prepared
tUe Hue of his proiesiiou, he is provided with the latest
tmproved porcelain teilh, which will bu Inserted un
gold, platina, silver and rubber basot tolook as well us
the natural teeth.
aliuiirul pluto and Hock lecili manufactured und all
.operations on teeth, carefully aud properly attei jcd to
lilooiusburj, l'a.. Augusta, IWil,
CHEAP MIMTAIir GAPS !
MILITAUV CAPri, of every sort, size and quality
.r sale cheap at tba Illoomsbure Hut fc Cap Ihnporluni
Also-Groccrics.Confccllonarlci.lCiKars.&c,
for
JOHN K, ClUTOy.
Bhomiburij.Spt II, mi.
IMPORTANT NATluNAL WORKS.
PUULIUHUO iiy n. appluto u uo.
413 au410 Broadway, New York.
The following works nro sentloBub'crlkerslnanynar
of tint country, (upon receipt of retail price,) by mall or
uxpress prepaid :
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No. en
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, ui1-ii.-,B, L-nniuiiiiii iiuin-s ni imp nuu explanation,
forms of application, nnd further information can he
found lit th'; office.
THOMAS ItlDOr.WAY, President,
iso. F. Jamfx, Jlclwry.
V. C. IlAttRi'Ot, r.raniHing l'liytitian,
October 10, lr57 ly.
TiIIL undersigned Is also extensively engaged In Ihe
i ''"""'"'"'i' nuflnts. and keeps cnnelnntly on hand
nil lor sale at his Worerooms, a largo nssortmont of
FINISHED fgg COFFINS,
By which he Is enabled to fill order on presentation
Aiso-Keeps a good Horse and Henrso, and will at al
times bo ready to attend Funcrels,
, , , SIMON C. SI1IVE.
ninniiislM'rg, January 2.). 185'J
535.00
Tays tho entire rnst for Tuition in tho most populnr nnd
successful l'omi:i"rtlal School in the country. Upward
of Twelve Hundred young men from twenty-right dill'
ercnt St.ites.hatc been cdueated for businea heru with
in the pan three years, mmiu of whom have been em
ploj ed as Book Keepers at sa aric of
S'JOOO.OO per Annum,
ininrjillatelyiinori graduating.who knew notking of nc
counts when they entered the College.
Sv" .Milliners sons half price. Student enter al any
tlinivmd review when thiypleascwilhout extra charge.
i or Catalogue ofdli pages, Specimens of Pre,!'. Cow lev's
l.usinessmid Ornainciit.il Peniuunphip. anil a large lln
graving ofthifollegii, iiiclosu twenty-five cent in Post
age btamps to the Principals.
JENKINS i SMITH. Pilttburgh, Pa.
Jan. 5, IBM ly.
JFire Pi aol' iCi-HJcsai lv fi:ilc.
A lot of superior Fmn Proof Cemust, especially ndap
ted for i emonting ItiiutV. One gallon will mver 1110
fert of ordinary roofinij, mid l insured proof again. t
rain nnd wet weather. Can In had at manufacturers
prie"s, hythotMloiiorhair barn-l, at tho ollicerflhe
Columbia I'euiiicrat.
oi , I'EVI I. TATF.
Illoouishurp, July 13, lfci.
"GIBSON'S
m:(mATivr estlishi?ii:nt,
No, 125, South Eiovcnth Street near Valnnt,
rBlI7i,MvIifiJSai
Enameled Class, Fresco, Oil and Encaustic Painting
Jons Uunv. ( ii (,,..
January 12, ISUI-3m. ' " ("DaOV
"THE UNION,"
Arch Street, Mote Third.
PUIADJILPIIIA.
Till, situation cf this HotM renders ft ono cf tho most
convenient for thoso who nr.- visiting Philadelphia
nnbu.ine.si whlk-to tlio.o In search of pleasure
const intly piiBHiig uud fepaing City itailwuv cars
and those in close proximity, mlord n cheup and uleasl
ant ride to nil places of interest und amusement in or
about the city.
Tho proiirletnr gives nssurnnce that '-The Union"
fchall ha kept with null iliaracter as will meet nublic
approbation, uud would respectfully solicit, general rat.
'T'f01 . , , l''"pon - nuwcumi:"
1'el.r.iaryiM.lcf.U-Hni, I'roprictor
WANTED AT THIS OFFIOIi.
Ilcef, rnrk, Poultry, Honey. Ornln Produce, Cider
Puiiip:lns, l'olatoet, Corn, Oats. Iluy uud Ctriis a Iks.
llloouuburg, Ocl.i), lijill, 1 "
OOAlIi AND SETTLE.
nfiJIOSUUiioivinirlhemwIvcs Indebted to the iinder--I
ia ii .l u r, h. rfby untitled tocouiu and settle their
,1 l-CV I, it I, llllllllf f..ll...r ...lltnA I '-,,
I VJ . .. : ; '. "in now in earnest.
If not attended to. soon their accounts will bu nlaced In
,ir,,,i,.r li.-inrla li,i- 1
Fcpt.7-IS,.-:it ' J.R HANDS.
UIsaOLUTION.
TDK firm orfiluner & Vox, heretofore doing business
In tho lllooimburg llnkery uud Confectionery, wus
dissolved on Huturday, tho SJth cf September, 1801, by
mutual consent All persons having unsmtlcdnrcounia
with the lato linn, will iilease call on II. Btoucr mid
closo tho book .Mr. Ptoner will continue the Hake,
dig and Confectionary business nt tho old stand, und
solicits a coutinuuuco of public patronage.
II. HTONUIt,
Woomstiurg, January -1, 1601.
rpllUundcrsiitiied, would respectfully Inform tho clt,
X ieiis oflllftuiusburg, uud the publlo generally, that
ia has opgiied a
NE W SJIUP,
In tho frnmo bifildlni! lately occupied y Charles II, Noll
whore lie Is prepared locsecuto
aiuvtxa, n.im nnESMri m'd simmpooiax
III Ihe best manner, with despatch, and to general satis,
'"Su'0"' , .,... t-0. N. ADDIBON. ,
Scrofula, or King's Evil,
1) n constitutional dtsense, a corruption of tho
blood, by tvhioh tliij lluld become vitlatctl,
calc, and jwor, Btlng in tho circtilation, it
pervades the wliols body, and mny burst ont
in ditcaso on nuy part oi it. No organ ts frco
from its attacki, nor is tlioio one which it may
not destroy. Tho scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial diaeaso, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impuro air, filth
and filthy ltablle, tho depressing vices, and,
obovo all, ty tho venereal infection. What
ever bo its origin, it Li hereditary iu tho con
stitution, descending "from parents to cldldreii
unto tho third nnd fourth generation ;" indeed,
it seems to be tho rod or Him who says, " I
will visit tho iniquities of Uio fathers upon
their children."
Its ftfTects commonco hy deposition from tlio
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs 1 Ivor,' and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands swellings ; and on
tho surface, eruptionsor fores. ThU foul cor
ruption, which cendeif in the blood, depresses
tho energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu
tions not only sutter from scrofulous com
plaints, bat they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conto
quently, vast numbcrj pjrish by disorders
which, olthough not scrofulous in their nature,
aro still rendered fatal by this taint in tho
system. Most of tho consumption whioh de
cimates tho human family has its origin directly
iu this scrofulous contamination ; and many
destructive diseases of tho liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of nil the organs, ariso from or
arc aggravated by tho same causo.
Ono quarter of all our people aro scrofulous ;
their persons aro invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from tho 6ystcm wo mustrenovato
the blood by an alterative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exorcifo,
Such a uicdicino wo supply in
AYEB'S
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
tho most effectual remedy which tho medical
skill of our times can devise for this every'
where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com
bined lrom tho most active rcmodials that hnva
boon discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from tho blood, and tho rescue of tho
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should bo employed for tho euro of
not only scrofula, but also those other affec
tions which ariso from it, such as. Uiiuitive
nnd Ski.v Diseases, St. Anthony's Fiiie,
HOSE, or ErtYSlfELAS, I'lMrLTiS, I'b'STOLEB,
Blotches, IIlains and Boii.s, TwMons, Tetteu
and Salt Riiki'm, Scald Head, HiNowonjt,
Hheumatism, SyrmnTic and Meiicuijial Dis
eases, DnorsY, DysrnrsiA, Debility, 'and,
indeed, all Comtlaikt amsixci from Vitia
ted on Imi'uhe Blood, Tho popular belief
in " impurity of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa
rilla is to purity and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIO,
ore so composed that disease within the rai.gc of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigornto overy portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy ltalitiej. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical dobility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by a remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they euro the cvery-day complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures nnd directions
for their use in the following complaints : Costive
itess, Ileal tlvrn, Headache aritingfrem disordered
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, ?w in and Morbid
Inaction of the liouels, l"latuh)Hy, Lots of Appe
tite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from a low state of the body or obstruction
of its functions.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
FOn THE RAFID CUHE OI'
Coughs, Colds, Iuflucnzn, Hoarseness,
Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump
tion, nnd for tho relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of tho
disease.
So vtido is the field of its usefulness and ro nu
merous aro tho easci of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
Holy know n, who have hocn restored from alarming
and even dcspcratei disoasos of the lungs by its
use. When ouoo tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and danRorous aiTeuflons of the
pulmonary organs that aro incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thniit upon the
community have failed anil been discatded, this
has coined friends by ccry trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, nnd pro
duced cures too numerous and too remaikablo to
be forgotten.
rncPAnnn nv
It. J. C. ATESi & CO.
LO"VELL, MASS.
II. 1. I.utz, i. It ,U, )-. r tl, JI. Iliieenlmch, HlonnishtirR
A. .Mille r, llerwick, anil hy unusturc in cery town in
Pennsylvania.
T H U G It K A T
mm !M
FOIL FEMALES.
DR ENGLISH'S
iM-ir vi:ji;twm,i. liiiuiBs.njocDE.
11.. B f.l..l..,,ln.l f.... . .
J vrtt l.llt;i A'L'UlillU .Ul'llUJIIC lUffPfJ VIlltlfB
uuknown of anything clsu of tint kind, tuul prm Jiii: rir-
-ltl.t rstT.-.. s.ll r.ll.., I. ... r...lr.,i . : I, '.
-v.u.i, ,,. r n, .,ni;in na. u iiuiu-u , iiis iirejiareu trom
an "linliju IK-ib" ieculiar to Northein.Vlesii-nanilTei '
as, andjs ue,t by the Native in producing the wo.mii-
t-v ni-KKEsa. It i.ilesisneiifur both mnnried anil finslj
ladies.nuu la the very bi-stthinj! known fi.rthi l.urpuio
us ii w in leiuovo an oumructions niter other remedies
.. .. iliikmu uub,iiivu,,ii3 in it.-1 uini-r rt'iiietuei
havo beeu tried ill y.nln. It is a pleasant tra. eont tin
l,,r nnll.ini. 1..1..I n .? ., .. ... ..
h (MJI.I.UII
us tu luath, and a cure lu be relied
ii'iim in an eusei,
,.,i.,nrua j .i;i i, ur lauiiii; ui inn ,uiuu; 1 lullcs ,,l-
bus. or Whites; llironic Ullaiiiation, or Ulceration of
ll, U'ni,,l, . In.i.1. I II. -,l'l. ..u ..
..... ..un.u, , ,,Litu,i,ai i.viuui aju UI I luuuill: , UUU U19-
case of tho Hpine.
OJ' l-ailies in tho early stavje of preenancy are cau
tioned mjainst thu uso uf this'tea, us it will produco
rnenKED tun holv nv
IJU, G. W. UNCLISII, No. ;uj UACC STRUCT
riiii.Aiii:i,rAiA, i.
Trices $1.00 ner packaue, (witli full direction) for use)
sent by livpruss or Mull to any address-.
Dr. II can be consulted iu' all uli-lmntu I'omnlo Com
plaints, in person orbyli lter, und will furni.h the Cut
ta-prriha I email- Syringe lilfhly v.icoiiimciitdcJ by the
1'acnlty to inarru'd ladies fui spi c-inl purposes.
Also Uadical (,'uru and niln-r Truss s -Impnivcd Ru
tarynndt!piuc tbilomiiial Hjipu,rtt-rs tlmuliler Unices
Llaslic anil Luce E-locklnis .Spluol Apparatus, fur
WenkaiidCurveilSpiiio ami lin-t'iti u uu for all du
lorinities. A large Htnck of Hi.- nboru articles cmutant
ly on hand, and will be furnish. . I at invest rates by
sendlni; order with m nsiirt-in.-i.t nnd full purtlculajs.
0;11 coiuinuuiiatio.is Uriuly cmn Jcntiul. For
further particulars pk-tisa Ai'nrrss,
lilt. G. V. i:N(JLI3II,
7 U Rare gtrcct.
I'lUL-Alz.tl'IUA, PA.
Sj I II4VE NO AGENTS,
Nov, 10, ltllil-l'Jni.
Nos. 0,11,13, 15, 17 Oourtlandt Street,
NEAR IlltO.MUVAV, NUV VORK CITV.
This old-established and favorite resort of thu Ilu.l
liess Louiniunliy has been recentlyrclltted, and Is com.
pic to iu ever) thing that can inlHi.ter to ihe coiulorls of
ruiCKviJeito u"d f"","k'" aro 1Htiul1' tatu-
It is centrally located in tlio biHness part of tllo city.
cl"ul liBc'
One Dollar d Hjuj Cents per Daij,
Tho table Is amply supplied with all tho luxuries of
coSmry.0'''0 'lU l t"a, uUni' Mm '''"m the
ucm's''0 aCc0lm"0dl"1'"1" "re oirercd fur upward of 100
TII03. . AVINClVi:STWt,.N'CiI',1Tl:Rl-I'J01,fiCt0''
Feb. 13, ltlCi,
JIIE PExVNSl'LVANIA HOTEL,
dawiue, Moxrojn couurr, p.i.
nteriiuineni for Man and Ucusl, in coed stylo
and at modorato rules.
.r.,,viiieM.,th:t0i'ifiE"' nm r"p""
G 11 1 T T ft N D K N ' S
rillLAllKLl'IIKA rotHilll.ttflAI-.
COLLEGE,
N, E, corner of 7th anil Chestnut Strcc.s
PHILADELPHIA.
Tnts Ihstititiov, which was eiMlilkeit In IfiM, and
Ii now cmisequsntly In tho tlfUetnlh year fit Its exist.
euro, numbers anions Its itrniluates, niindriiilt or the
inostsiteccssful Mcrclinhts md Uuslncss Men of our
Country,
Tnn Object ef tho Institution Is sulcly to aft"or.t younjr
men facilities fur thorough preparation for huslnsss,
Tint HitteitEiTcnitTre, llvok-leeplvg, ns applirn.
hie to tit various ilepntliiionls of tr.uli'l l'enminkip,
hot It plain ami ornamtnlill Uammn'eial Inw. Jli'ae
wu.ies, .ViU'h.ilJijt'ftl Engineering, limiting, nun'
egariij, ai l .ifirfc Lungnngen
Tin Hvti t odssria-er.oi is p'c'.illar i no clase cir
si-t I -s-ni.is an na '. il e of hut each student Is tuiisllt
'individually. -".Until" mayr.' iiiw'iieent any time, and
attend nt wh it ver hours aro most cnnvmiltnit.
CTtt.onec nr -is led nunutllu after tin) 15th of April
cont iinlai! nanus 'f tin -tu I nl for tils year, ami full
partlitilarsiif friii-.&o.and may ho obtained in any
tlmu hy adilrujlui! th.i Principal.
Ii lijTF.xsivi! AroiMMnntTIon, itlde-ff rend repntnMn
nnd the lenuihn eiptrUnit ef ihe Principal, this Institu
tion DAWs lacllllios.iipcilnrlonny other in the coun
try, for yniinir men wishing to prepare for business,
nnd to obtain at the sniue time a mrtlw, vhlch icill
pmc a reeommtndatka for them them to any .Merchan
tllo House.
CT-CaiTEvMs'sScriti of Trentltes nn IIooK-Kkvp-tsn
now nor wldlyclrciilatidlh.in any otlur wotk
'on the subject, nro for sala at tin- College.
S. llum!- i;uu 11..MJ1..1.,
WHorncy.ai-tfliiJ,
rat.icifAti
I J in, s.)-llii'.' isni.
BAUGH'3
BONE FERTILIZERS.
) A (J 0 II AND SONS,
fllaimfacturcrs & Proprietors,
Stoie, No. 20 South Wharves,
R Jl W-B 0 NE
Siipcr-Pliospliato of Lime.
Little need he said to recnmiiirnl tills article It' pe
culiar merits in a vigorous ami Listing manure harlns
tlrnilyestuhlliheilit In lb" popular favor. We would
statu however, thnt not only having a continued care to
UMiiitalii its standard tHcncy, we lutve sought to ron
d rit more immediatc-lii its aetion. hy the addition of a
small U.iutlly cf hrst IVruvinn Guano. We do not
i laiiii by thi imprini'iniMit, (w hiili was made ilurinj
tin pii.-t yi-ar, and without p.iblicly notinj: the fact,)our
S'lp-r-l'hosphate I" reii lered nny more lastina in it.leir
er.t, or la any way h 'li.'fitcil. except iu ensuring a quick
or action on npplic.itiou.
ruicE, Sli3 per 20OP lbs. cash.
ouniJN'D ijav no'Ks.
This arllcl'i is uroun I without any previous pre ra
rulon. a'i'l eont.ilns all the oiganic matter of the bones
! It is wnrrautej'pttre.
I'HICE S35pcr 2000 lbs. cash.
K" The above .Manures enn be hail of regular Dc;
:r or of DAlKill & .-(l.Vri.
Vo 2U .South iMiarvis, l'hilaJelphia,
February 15, ldnt!3m.
I
John Faroira.
715 AHCII btreft.bitweeii Tth.una.
Ull. Mreets.
(Late tfflBXmket Mrrrt Philndelphia )
1mvUIIJiAi iMAM'FACrt'RIR OF, mill
WW-jfeX ' of FANCY PUIIH,
$j?'''hSfi' Hating now mauuinitiiri'd and In
-1, ' I ,v Plni-e IN V llsllll l.'irei! mill ill Hilt fill n,.
sottmi-nt nlnll thetarious Hvli s and
qualitks of I'ur. adopted to tho com-,
i,. l.-ntt n.l tl-!..,... 1 .. 1
I respnctl'ullv imiteaii exajninaiion of mysiock and pri
' ces from tho-ie intending to purchase, as I am dialled
to ollVr them very desirable iudiirauculs.
All my I'urshavo been purchased forca-h.and made '
by rxperie nod and conip-tent hands, and ns t ,. prisunt
monetary trmibli's rendi-ril nscesary that I should dis
pose of my guodi nt very small arltance on cost.
1 am satisfied that it will be to the Interests of those
how desljn purchasing, tu pive mo a tall.
E7 Kecollei t, the name, number ami rtrcet: John
i ar'ir.i.tiM'tv t ur More,; ,ia Arch street, Philadelphia,
ticptember ". lt'Ol-Siii.
NE-.V BUSINESS FIR3I "
PHI, midcrilened ruspcrtlully inform their frici'di
and tin, public gen -rally, that thr-y have enter.-il in
to co partui rsbip. un ier ihe mime, .tj h; and firm of
J1IL1.IUI ,t I.Yr.Itiu the ,
I T3ei'ca ssii it. ESsi-.if.scss,
In the "Old Arcade," in HlnoiiHb.itg, Columbia ro.,
where thoy Intend enrr ying on the btisinci of cl-.e-it
ai .Mi.Hcu.Nni.iNii, ill all ils diversitlcd brain lies and
departments, and In whi h they in.ite nn etcnon of
; the public p.tlronuge.
I S. II VILLI:!!,
ntKD'ic c. nvun.
Illootmhur?, May 11, lCI.-tf.
. rCVANS & WATSON
' -'rSBPPAI.AMANIir.R SAI'IId, III',-.-:.'.
Yki . MOVKI) to IIUI Chestnut itrret,
i . .tu.'.'V.V.i; a'wec third Philadelphia, have on
I ,',.wfl,sSJ5, an I a large assortiin-nt of I'jru
Thief proof Salamander Safes.
. V i v '- i lA. Iso, iron doors, fur banks and
'' Btiir-t), iron shutters iron sash, all
-: '.' makus of locks equal to nny nude
tn th" I'niti"! f;tit".
Fire Safes in ere f.r). Ml came nut right; icilh eon
tents in good ennili'ien.
Tin Salamander Safes of Philadelphia against the
world. ,
RWNS WAT-"-ON, '
have h-i.l the surest d'-mnstration in the following cor-tlficnt-
that th'ir iiinuitfartur of Salamnndi'r Paf-s has
, nt length fully warranted the representations which have
i b't-n n.ad" cf th"m as renduiing an undoubted s entity
, against the terrific clement. v. ,
Philadelphia April 12. T-.15.
Messrs Evans S; llWten; (lentlcmen-It nirords us
the highest satisfaction to state to you, that owing to
the very protective qualitks of two of the Salamander,
Safes which we jiurchaad ctfyoii somo five month since
we saved a laigo portion of Jewelry, and all our hooks,
fce., exposed tn the ral.iininous.tircitiP.aiistiad plate on .
thu morning of tho llthinst,. .
IV.In-n we refli-i-t (list tlrse safes worn located iu the
fourtli s'nry of the building wi occupied ami that th-y
f.-ll suliseipienily iiffitu h -up of burning ruins, where the
ust concentration of the heat caused tin brass platys to
melt, we ennnnt but regard the jin-tcrvntioii or their val
uable contents as most convincing procf of ids great st
entity allordeil hy your safes.
H'n shall tuko great ploasure in roconimending them to
men of buiiiPss as a sun- reliance against fire.
UKOIttir. W. SI.M.MONS & IIKO., Jewellers. 1
C7Uiey have since purchased six large Sofi-s. j
'
7,1 M ift ' lit iXltn.tl 7"wrlM i
fit. ,i ,V M L ' UfSr-. -h.. - ! ! !
iUMXiV l'illiU iU'4J l XI X
. t
friinrropnetoroflhis well-known nnd centrally loca
I ted House, the IIu-iusob IIoiel, situate on Mni.
Street, iu It tlnlliH hum I ,.i:.,,t.. n .. ... V.'."11
bin Count,' Vom lrtiiy Z
and the nubile in teneral, that his u,lfc is now i , or
derfurtliereccpl on andeiitertainiueut of travelers who
mny feel disposed to favor it with their custom. II o hr,
I!i!iU'!.'1.i"0 I'"-I'uiina the i:xr.UM,E, for tl.o
e.nt.-rlalnu em of h s guests, neither shall there be any.
"? a" 'd? Part) to minister to their pe ,
husMs lalcati'o'U,C " "mCi0U' "na ' 't
Ly"Ou!oiLuscB run at all times between the Kxchance
I oul and the various Kail Road Depots, by wl ich trav.
.ders i will ha pleasantly convecd o and fro, il tlio tV.
spectue r-tationa i due Umetu meet Ih" Cars.
Jiloohisbtirg, July 7, i5C0. WMl - K00XS'
H aiKSSv ASSO0iATIONWliL:
A liensvnlcnt Institution estnblislied hy special endow.
Sf.'h'vi" """1'ert.f , Hick and Illtr"S"S am ktSd
with Virulent and tpldemic Diseases, nnd ism-elan?
fortheiru of Diseases cf the rJe.xiinl Otean's 11 .
RSt''-
Kvpesl'frrfcKe!"
fYJ".',""!?0,.""1 ba "''-Iduble Address I S HK
' ahm T'o Great (Jauso of
Mf HUMAN MISERY.
Just Published in a Healed Envelope; frico Oct
a i.r.cTiiiu: nv Dn. cui.VEitwr.ix nv Tm,
AX !. ofSperiuatc I hia .Co",, ' imp i ,
Mental und Physical Debility, Nervuusi ess 1' ,1 A? .'
linpaircuNiitrilii.il of the llo.ly ! I.assit de Mt'eik1
of tlio l.imhs and the Rack! Il dlsnosl Inn' ,. i i ''
tary l.iiilj.luns, and eHx!, Incapacity; tho conie
qtieiK-cs of Voulhful Iiidiscelion lie.. c
ihlsudmirable Lecture cltarls nroves thuii,.
above enumerated, often seif-unil ted eV, ma I bl ri
moved without medicine and without du , snrel
caUperatlops. and should be read by' em,' man Vn t
'Sent under seal, to any addles-, In a plain seale.i
i-ctiruary B, lfiQ?.J Apri 20; Ui)
NOTICE.
A JPf-"!0 1knov1.nf thomaclvo indebted toth
rt iindersicned on Iloolc account or olhsrwlss ir
li'rcbyno.inedtocoine and setllo un by the l!i '
Murch, HJbi. or tlielr arronni. ... n?i,i..,'Ae.1.' V
the hand, of a prope, ofticVr for eolI.eUi. ' "
I J-ycr's firoTS Mm,, rb, ?, lew. tf, " M mL
m
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
A comiiotttul remedy, ill whit-lt vro have h.
bored to produco tlio most etTeettlnl nlteratlro
tltat can be made. It is ft concentrated extract
of I'ara Sarsaparilla, so combined with other
substances of still greater altorntlve power no
to afford nn effective antidote for tho dieasta
Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure. It is believed
that such ft remedy is wanted by those wlio
etifTer from Strumous complaints, nnd that ona
wliich will accomplish their cure must proro
of immensj service to this largo class of our
alUictcd fcllow-citiiiens. How completely this
compsund will do it has been proven by cxpor
imeut on many of the worst cases to bo foimd
of tho following complaints:
ScKorULA amd ScRoruLovs CoMrr.Aium,
KuurrioNS and ERor-TtvE Dukases, Uicbus,
PiMrt.cs, JlLorcitKs, ToMons, Salt IIhrum,
Smld Head, Srrnii.n and Stnitiirto Ar
jKOno.Nd, Meucuriat, Diskasq, l)norsv,Nr.o
kaloia ott Tie Doui.ottuuux, DRnatrr, Dyg-
TirStA AND IttDIOKSTlOX, l.UYSirEtAS, Ilosn
on Sr. Anthony' I'ihc, and indeed tho wholo
class of complaints nrising from iMruuiTY oir
riin Hlood,
This compound will be found a groat pro
moter of health, when taken in the spring, to
oxpel'Ptho foul humors which fester in tho
blood at that season of the year. By tho time
ly emulsion of them many Tunkling disorders
arc nipped in tho bud. Multitude- can, by
the aid of this remedy, sparo thcmtelvos from
tho endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous
soics, through which the system will strive to
rid itself of corruptions, if not agisted to do
this through the natural channels of tho body
by an alteratiro medicine. Cleanse out tho
vitiated blood whenever you And its impurities
bursting through the skin in pimples, erupUoni,
or sorosj clcnnso it when you find it is ob
structed and sluggish in the veins ; cleanso it
whenever it is foul, and your feelings will toll
vou when. Even where no particular disorder
is felt, people enjoy better health, nnd live)
longer, for cleansing tho blood. Keep tlio
blood healthy, and all is wellj but with this
pabulum of life disordered, there can bo no
lasting health. Sooner or later something
must go wrong, nnd the groat machinery oi
life is disordered or overthrown.
Sarsaparilla lias, and deserves much, th
reputation, of accomplishing theso ends. But
the world has been egregtously deceived by
preparations of it, partly because tho time
alone hai not all tho virttto that is claimed
for it, but more because many preparations,
pretending to be concentrated extracts of it,
contain but little of the virtue of "SarsapwUls,
or any thing else,
During late years the public have been mis.
ltd by largo bottles, pretending to give a quart
of Kxtract of Sarsspaiilla for one dollar. Moat
of theso have been frauds upon the tick, for
they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa
lilla, but often no curative pioperties whatev
er. Hence, bitter and pnintul disappointment
has followed the use of thu variuus extracts of
Sarsaparilla which flood the maiket, until tho
mime itst-lf is justly dcspiied, and has becr.mi
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
we cailthis compound Sarsaparilla, and intend
to supply such a remedy ns (hall icscuo the
name from tho load of obloquy which rcrtj
upon it. And we think v.-o havo ground for
believing it has virtual which are irresistible,
by the ordinary lun of tho diseases it is intend
ed to CHre. In order to secure their eompltto
eradication from the system, the lemedy should
be judiciously Ukonaccciding to ditsctiona est
the bottle. s
vrcrAHBn nv
DR. J. C. AITE21 & CO.
I,OWKL.L MASS.
Price, Ql ii er Ilottlc Six Bottles far 00.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
has won for itself ruch a renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complslnt, that
it ij entirely unnecessary for uh to tccottnt the
oidcncu of 'its virtues, wherever it has been cm
plojcil. As it has long been in constant me
throughout tliit section, we need not do more than
asiliu the people its quality is kept tip lo the best
it cter litis been, and that it may be idled on to
do for their relief all it lias ever been found to do,
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
port THU OF
Costivcncer, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, IiiMijeetltn,
Dysentery, I'oul Stomach, Eiytipclai, Headache,
Piles, ltieumatitm, Eruptions and Skin Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Tetter, Tumors and
lilt Ithenm, Hormj, Got, Neuralgia, at a
Dinner Vill, and for rm if ying the Blood.
They arc siuar-conlcd, to that the most senl
tive can take them pleasantly, and they nro tho
lict aperient in the world for all the purposes of a
family physic.
Prica 25 cents p?r Eos; live boxes for $1.00.
Grtat nurnlxrs of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent prt-onages, havo lent their
names to eorltfy the unparalleled usefulness of thwo
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
inrertion of tl.cni. Th Agents below named fur
r.Wi RratU our Aiir.mcAN Almanac in which they
aro given; with alto full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol
lowed for their cure.
Do.not be put oil by unprincipled dealers wH!
other" preparations they inakn more profit on.
Demand Aykji's, and take no others. The sick
want the bcit aid thcro ii ton tham, ana they should
have it.
All our ltemcdie arc for salo by
i: ;.;"" J- lt-My 'r- Hancnliurh. I'doomtburi
A. Miller, Horn icK.aml by mm tnro iu uvtry town in
Tcnnjijlvania. '
DU. J.A CROIX'S
1 ruivATi: mi:dic.i, treatise o.v the
I'liysiological Vieu' of Marriage.
550 PACES AND 120 ENGRAVINGS.-Price rnly
Twi.vir-nvK iu Sent fres r, postage to all parts of
lb.- Union. On thu infirmities of-youth and maturity,
ill, clo.iur; thu secret follu-s uf bojh sexes of nil uses,
causing debility, nervousness, depression of sniril
lulpit.ition oi'lbo heart, miridal imaginings, miolun
Jury emission.. Washings di iective memory, iiuligi-r
tinn nnd lavsiimle. uith confessions of thrilling interest
Ot a Hoarding iehovt .His,, a College tilvdcht, and s
1 oung Married lady, ., e, Sfe. It is a truthful mlvi er to
the . uiairied and thnm cont.-iui laliiig marriaj-c, whom
tertuiiisfciit doubts of their physical conitition, mil
whuure i oiisciousnfh.-uji,;, hazarded the lualth Imp
'"Jjand privileges to which every human being u
Vtlp.VG .MEN who are troubled with weakness, gi a
erally caused by a bad habit iu youth, the effects ut
which are disziness, pains, forgetfulness, sometimes a
a ringing in the cars, weak oyes, weakness of the baik
nnd lower extremities, confusion of ideas, loss of mere,.
?.rj','Llll.lli1'., '"''"ly.may bo cured by the author's NEW
l'ARIH AND J.UNIIllN TRE.VniKNT.
.iiSnV?,'...f.ec.on,lX dv"tnl murh uf our lime In
MtJITING Til B El.'ROI'EAN lltlhl'ITALK. availing
"iJm" ivr.? kno'l',dgu and researches of Ihe most
skilled 1 h ibians and Surgeons iu Europe and tht Co i
'iVi".!" , .i 0 .Vl Vc" "iii'''lu-s under our cur
?P .mi 'S it ! ,bI?i't:'Uof'1' nn" NEW AND
h. i h,ASU Ut)ltK,U:, ":- "1'1'hwe aro ii.abl.d to
, i r?i ""' 0Ur I'f"". and the public may rest as
surcdof the same zeal, iisiduity. SKCULCY and att-n
ion being paid to theireascs, which has so successful
? !i?"!a".,s1.""1 " "ef-'toforo. as a Physician in our
ffilrtfffiZT1 f ,,of',"lonal 'Hiw..r .
riirscn PtMALB l'ii.L9.-l,adics who wish for Medicines
I ho uhtaey of w hith has been tested in ho sands
cases, nuif never failed to etlecl speedy cure, w ilhou
any bad re.u Its.will u.e none but lir I)j,ane3's Ve" sl
oC,vori'u7 ' ;ru, V'"' '""""' n-cesikry loll
servo is. ladies should not takuthei.Mf tin y have res
mars ut" Hum ,lT,,!r0J" "r,Mn '"'"'' (the partle
tumult!,' Sda"" be "la"Cd ,0 iBy 1,0,1 "
Pans to which their ilellcats I o?ga iL ion rkend.
t,' J tv -1rticul""y invited to consult us"
lils"l;.Li(;TKo.GAU-iiiic l'ROTCtTiic."-rr,r marii'd
ladies whoso health will not admit, "V who have n"d
UU a" &u:"?""" "" l'oblIi,ed7.?bVv
i, Ln 'f 15 l,a'l! P'BVontlve to emiception, and l
Sceid K'sio! U"ri"B to" 'M J'"-'' ''"t4
Tlio Stcrds of VoiiIIi Unvcllfd.
n
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P if Jin iS ',''''""1.ai H'C e mmioeimtUln the tut
y' . 'f 'HMtlt onrieem of -voU) cent .Stampi
niST ,,,. , "'ltM duly, from dn th. morning till V
night, ami un Sundays from a III) 5 P M. b
ll tw wM'r .fu" directions .t t0 My pat, nf,h,
Die ir sen n-,7.C""'.:'"' br I"""11" com.nunicatlnj
therms rrf nniniC'l,V1!,r!I-in'''ite'1 establl.hcd.niide,,
ban", ri! V. clllX.at No. 31.1Isidsn Lsns Al
Nov. 83 JP5I, 12m.
CIGARS & TOUACCO.
rnfftfrnnVT,'!' of cholc.. r1""' Tobacco, ripc'
A
cr wiih .Vbr.il ... i !'... u,",n gene raiiy.irgciu'
hsnd i'ln, ifS V,e'k,fJ'Alan4..0A'8.cnn-tantlyo
Eraporlum.'' " ' 18 "'""""burg H ?
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