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Farmer's Department.
CURE OF FOOT ROT IN SHEEP.
I havo repeatedly used the following
treatment for foot rot in sheep with com
plcto pucceBs. Prepare a solution of blue
vitriol as strong as It can bo made, liy
pulverizing and dissolving in warm soft
water. Each hoof should then bo cx
ninined, thoroughly cleansed with a knife,
and if too long, cut to the proper dimen
sions, If no infection bo found, let two
men tako tbo sheep with n leg in each
Land and dip every foot into tho solution
of vitriol. When an infected hoof is
found, carefully pare it until every par
tjlolc o( tho infection is exposed avoid
bleeding tho foot if possible. Then thor.
oughly saturate tho foot with spirit!? of
turpenlincfrom a viao with a quuTinscrtcd
in the cork ; pour on aa much fine powder
as you cao make adhcro to the foot or the
parts infected, and apply n lightod match
to tho same ; after which dip the foot in
tho solution as abovo directed. The sheep
should then run on. a clean floor until tho
remedies have had sufficient time to take
effect.
I havo cured an entire flock with a sin
glo courso of tho above treatment. But to
bo safo, tho same should be repeated in
five or scxen days, and if any cases of in
fection bo found, repeat again. Should
an obstinate case bo found whoro the rot
haB penetrated into the centre of Iho quick,
tho sheep should bo put into a pen or small
yard by itself, and subjected every second
day to tho prescribed treatment. Thor
oughness is tho great secret of success in
treating tho foot-rot. Tho knifo is the
principal remedy, if sharp and skillful
handled. American Agriculturist.
WARM CLOTHING FOR INFANTS
The exposure of infants to a low tern
peraturc, whether from deficient or im
proper clothing, will prove injurious to
them. It has been ascertained that out of
one hundred children born in winter, six
ty-six die in tho first month of life, but of
one hundred born in summer, only scxen-
tecn die during tho first month. Also
that tho mortality is greater among chil
dren born in Northern than in Southern
climates. From' these faots it is evident
that insants should be furnished with a
greater amount of clothing than adults.
Nothing is moro common, however, than
to sec children with their arms, necks, and
UDncr portious of the chest bare. When
wo reflect on the close sympathy between
tho akin and intcrnel organs cf tho body,
wo may easily decido on tho probable causo
of diseases in tho liver, lungs, stomach,
bowels and brain, and henco croup, ca
tarrh, fever, diarrhoea, cholera.
Rural American.
HOLES FOR NOSE RINGS.
The Blaine farmer reccommends "bor
iug the noses of all domestic animals of
the ox tribe, cows, steers, or bull,' and
remarks : "It is very easily done, occa
sions them but little trouble, and ia often
of great service when you wish to handle
or control them, by putting your finger ;
' . .?. , , .
in, or a rope, or a ring. The best waj to
do this is to tako a carpenter's gouge
about half an inch wide, with its edgo
parsing up the sides a little ways, thus, 3.
Make it sharp. Tako hold of tho nose of
the animal with tho left hand, holding the
lower part of the cartilago between tho
nostrils with the thumb and finger, and
then place the gouge a littlo abovo, against
the gristle, and with a littlo pressure turn
tho gouge arouud, and it wil' cut a round
smooth hole through easily, and without
BDy pain to tho animals.
ALLGERIAN SHEEP.
A writer in the Mark-Lane Express,
speaking of tho sheep husbandry of Al
geria, says :
Tho sheep of .Algeria aro by no means
of a uniform typo, in the same flock as
well as in tho same locality and neighbor
hood, will bo found numerous varieties
which tho war and the razzias have tend
ed to introduce, nncL the various crosses
arising from these, tend still further to in
crease this confusion. Generally their
size is large, their shapa good, except that
their legs arc long and their bodies thin
and lank, and thoy aro clothed with wool
on the head, limbs, and belly, The great
er number havo two or four horns, and
somo six. In the provinco ol Constantino
we meet with many of tho. fat-tailed sheep,
called these Barbary nheep. The weight
nf theso tails is niuc or ten pounds eaeli
nnd form a fat ban Louche which the Arabs
eat with great zest. In certain of the
cases of tho South, the sheep of tho Tell
nro replaced by a breed with horns, called
Demman, which havo tho skin speckled
with whito and black, and the hair short.
like that of the gazelle. They are execs
sivcly fat; tho ewes yield an excellent
milk in abundance, and their flesh is eaten
equally with that. of tbo wcthurs. In the
distriots of the Sahara and tho Tell the
n .. .1 f 1 !.l 1.1 .-.I ..
UUU&a 01 BUcup uru uuuaiuuiuuju, uuu vuu-
etituto the most important wealth of tho
paetorol tribes.
Buy fair, sell fair and lovo the fair.
By bo doing, you will ttasd a fair chance
ef leading a lair life.
Miller's Store.
fresh "arrival
OP
Spring & Summer
GOODS.
THE subscriber tin Juki retnrnstl from Iho Cities
villi Another late nnd select itMortmct of
Siu'ing- ami Mimnicr iools,
purchased nt rhlladclnhla. at tho Invent floure. and
Which they nro determined to sell on ns moderate lernn
as ran no nrncuriut ciscwnero in uiooinsourg. ii is
stork comprises
ladies' uithts aoons,
of choicest rtylos nnd Intent fashion,
diiv aoons, am) aitocKniKs,
iHitmviitK nvKFWirxnii,
cnn.m wake, hollow h'ahk
inox, amis, y?oors siiot.s
HJITS sy CAPS. tic , He., ft..
In short everything umnlly kept In country Stores
o whii Ii ho Invite thi nubile generally.
The Highest price paid for country produce.
S II. MILLER.
Bloomsburg, Aptll IB, 1P03.
New d8
FOR EVERY BODY.
TERMS CASH OR PRODUCE.
Just come too and XV Krenincr'e Store, In Jersey
town, l'u. where you wllltlnd all kinds of Dry Goods:
such as
Ladies Dress Goods,
Prints, - Muslins,
Ginghams, Flannels,
Ilaiscry, Shawls &o,
Groceries, Qnccnswaro,
Hardwaro Ccdsirwaro,
Tin ware,
And Drugs.
Fish, Meat, Salt,
Hour, Tobacco, Segars,
Hats, Caps, Boots, & Shoes,
IRON AND NAII.S.
In short, everything that Is generally kept in n ceun
t ry store.
Wo will sell you goods nt fair prices and take all
kinds ofprnduco as pay such ns flutter, Eggs, (.rain.
Lumber, Shingles, Oak plank, nnd in fact anything that
nny body rise will buy nnd sell ns cheap nsenn ho sold
In the country. We will not be undersold by Jew or
GcMllcs,
Come then ono and all, iuuVo for your
selves. Brine your trade, but don't ask
for trust.
t' it w KltEAMEIl.
Jcrsoytown,Mny2, 1W13.
SAPONIFIED
O ft
CONCENTRATED LYE,
THE FMILY SOAP MAKER.
THE public sre cautioned against lha spurious nrllc.
les of lye for making soap.&c, now oflercd fur sale.
The only genuine nnd pntcnted lye is that made by the
Pennsylvania salt manufacturing company, llioir trndo
mark for it being "r-npoiiifier or cunccntrateil lye.'
Tim great successor this article lias led uuprlncipaled
patties to endeavor to Imitate it, in violation of the
Company's patent.
All manufacturers, bujersor sellers of tho spurious
lyes, nrc hereby notified that the company have em
ployed ns their Attorneys,
George Harding. Esq., of Phila., and
William Bakcwell, Esq , of Pittsburg.
And that all manufacturers, users or sellers of lye,
in violation ef lire rights of the Company, will be pros
ccuted at once.
THE SAPONiFIER,
or concentrated lye, is for sale by all Draggiits, Gro
cers and Country Stores.
TAKL NOTICE !
The United States Circuit Court, Western district of
Pennsylvania, No. 1 of May term, in 1M12. in suit of
the Pennsylvania salt manufacturing company, vs.
Thos. G, Chose decreed to the Co'i pany on November
1A, lr-G'2, the Exclusive right granted by a patent ownd
by them for the r-aponiller. 1'utcnt dated October -1,
1630. I'erpetual Injunctiou awarded.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
'qmjs fiBiaLiniDiPAS'iriDiBQsa
OFFICES:
127 Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pitt St; and Duquense Way, Pittsburg.
May 2, ie03,-3m.
PHILADELPHIA.
PAPER HANGINGS
howell t nounKE.
Corner Fourth and Market Streets, Fhiladelphla.havc
now in stock, a line variety of
WAL I. PAPER S,
Got up cxpessiy for
WINDOW r
wbich they invite
their Spring Trade.
rU'EU Of EVERY GRADE,
the altentimi nf Hlorekepners.
fCr" In their retail. iMrtment. will ba found iho
choicest Ply Its of the don.
Murrh 7 IM3 3 num. seas
SIlllOLUtSMII'S FUR SALE.
Pittsburgh Cominrrclnl College.
niughaiiiptiu " "
Crittenden's " rhlladolphia,
Biratton, llryant & Co.. "
ThcSit Htriix. are inninnunts nf SIS and SSI) nnd urn
s so much cash, by the Student on cntring either ofth
novo i.niieges. louu; muii desiring tuubtain ntiuisl',
d Collegiate Education, will here find a good specula
on by applying ut Iho oilicc of tbo
Nov. l.ltflM. C0I.UMI1IA DEMOCRAT.
TINWARE & STOVE SHOP.
npllE undersigned respectfully Informs his old friend
J. ono customers, mat lis lias nurr maml ,1 i,. mi.
merest in the abovo establishment, und tlie concern wilt
uciuuuKi vu ciimucieu uy iiimseii nxcnibiveiy.
ue-nas just received anil o lers for mi . t ho li,.
est and most cxtentivo assortment of FANCY
BTOVEB ever introduced Into HiIm ntnrlfn.
tX. Ills stock consists of a complete assortment of
he best Onokimr nnd uarlor stoves in tliL. niDrkpi. tm.n,h.
erwitliStovn I'ixturea of every description, Oven and
u'u dwiu,, i.uuiuiurs, laminar moves, i.ji&t iron Air
Tioht stoves, Cannon Stoves, ic.. lc. Htovnnln n,i
Tinware constantly on hand and manufactured to order.
All kiiius vi repairing ooiie, ns usual, on snort notice.
tub patronage 01 oiu iriouus ana new cusiomursre.
pectfully solicited. - A. M. HUrEltT.
Itloomtbiirg, November 3d 1HC0. If.
THE DISEASES
OF ERROR.
( Les -Maladies df Err cur.)
I JOHN B. OGDEN. M. D.. author and
1 publisher of the above work, do hereby promise &
I agree to send free of charge to any young man who
will write for it, a copy for perusal. The proper study ,
of mankind is Man. This vnluablu work is issued & I
sent frth for iho benefit of sutrerlng humanity, it treat I
in simpl-' language on ail the diseases of Errur, iuclu-1
ding seminal weakness. Nervous debility, Indigestion I
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting decay, Impotc ncy, Slc. I
(living ipi-cuy, uuu 1'iieciuni prescriptions lor
their peiraanent euro, together with much valvablo In
formation. All who favor me with n desiro tn read my
work shall receive a sample copy by return mail, freo
of charge.
Address
JOHN II, 00DEN. M. D.
NO CO Nassau St.. N. Y.
May 23, IBffl-3m.
ULOOMSRURG SKYLIGHT,
P1TUBE GALEE8Y
I .,,.1 n.,l,,l,l,nrlir,r,,l. Ilin, 1,a lina ,!, I...n ......,!
iii tho Exchnnco Block, extendlnir over Messrs. sinner
k i ox's naRery, aim tno iiooKstoro where lie lias put in ,
ulnrgcSkyllfll. It isonly by Skylight that good pic-i
urss can betl en especially groeps whero each person
an be taken' lit as well as separate. 1
I lu lias gun to considerable expense to make his as
ablikltmer.it . first clnss on,, and ho therefore solicits a
heral putro age toenablo him, toconstantly introduce
thomude a improvements of tho art. I
tXCoii) -y produce taken in Exchange for picture!
HCMtY UOriENfl'fOCK.
Dloomsborif, Nov,S316fll. Nov, 0 'Si 'he very protective qualities of two of tho Salamander,
. I Bsfes which we purchased of you some rtvo month since
.TrT1.w i,,-,t. we saved a lorgo portion of jewelry, and nil our books,
WlJjJjIAlM U. I LKKV, I &c, exposed to thocalamluuus.tlruiiiltuiKtcad plUcc on
Bnm our t i-n o. t , the morning of tho 11th inst,,
(.lUiV-brjlyLLli, CtatlOner, HOOK- When we reflect (hat these sores wcro located in the
binders, Ulank book manufacturer, and Dealer in fourth story of tho building wa occupied nnd that they
Imported nnd Ainerirun Stationery. 'cl1 subseiuently Intoa heap of burning ruins, whom the
Couth West cor. -1th & Pace t)t Philadelphia. vast concentration of the heat roused tho brass nlotes to
Persons visiting the city, or sending orders will do ""'It, wc cannot but regard tho preservation of their vul
well to lake u memorandum of the above Address. """i" contents ns most convincing proof of the greot so
The stock is large and well assorted, Prices Loie, curlly nirorded by your sales.
I'Hoiooiurn Aiboms, Belling from ISUctstosjiS each. 1 We shall tske grvat pleasuroln recommending t'J0n
Thonswest styles and largest assortment in tha City, otba'i!l'""t-u'S.'.eii''SJi'1 ,n.fi.fire' ..
Wm ti Pri'UIJV PnfilUlmr OEOROB YV, SIMMONS 4c llitO., JevUUrt,
. ... ' . u'. iiliX KtH1 BIl,er' ET-Thsy hava sines pnrrhand six Urge Hafts,
r W cof, th It Hits sirs , rhllsdflpkls JulyW.JWV f Anguirt SO, 1M
Tm IBIS AIT JBESBOSIDV
FOR THE
AND Till! .
FOP.
D-IA BETES
AND DISEASES OF THE
Tkt)t Dangtrcui end Troubttlomt Dlltastl, vhithhatl
thvifur lltititcd tht Ittt dirnttd Treatment can is
C. mplttll Ccntretlid by tht HKMEDYnoK ttftrt Mil
THE CURATIVE
properties of the medlilno dlicct themselves to the or
gans nf secretion, and by f n altering the condition of
the stomach andliver that the starchy principle f tho
food is not converted into sugar snloiig as the- system
is under thJ influence of the
CONSTITUTION WATER.
which give those organs time tn recovrr their keallhy
tone and vigor. We are nblc to state tli ,t the Conslltu,
Hon Wntcr has cured every case of Diabetes In which it
has been given,
STONE IN THE IlI.ADDrR, CALCULUS, (IRAVEL
BRICK DUST nnrOdIT, AND MUCOUS OR I
MILKY DISCHARGES A ITER URINATING,
Diseases occuilng from onnand thesaine cause will
be entirely cured by the Constitution Wntar, Iftnkcn
fm any length offline. The dose should vary tilth tho I
severity nf the disease, from twenty drops to a lea.
spoonful threonines a day, In water, During the pns
sago of the Calculus, tho pain .and urgent srniptums
should be combated with tho proper remedies, then
followed up with the Constitution Water, as above di
rected. DYSMENOKRAtXA, OR PAINFULL MENSTRUA
TION, AND IN MENORRHAGIA OR I'UOrUSU
ri.OVVINO,
Doth diseases arising from a I'nnltv rccretlnn ,f tno
menstrual fluid" in the one case brine tu lulle, ami
nccumpnnled by severe pain ; anI th" Mlura toi'pr'i
fuse secretion, winch will bo speedily cured by tho
Constitution Water.
That discaso known ns VALLING 01 THE W0.MI1.
which Is thu result ofn relaxation nf Urn ligaments of
that organ, nnd is known hy a sense nf henviuess nnd
dragging pains In tho hack and sides, nnd nt times ac
companied by sharp larinating or shooting pains through
the pat ta, "ill. in all cases, be removed by tho medicine.
There Is uiioiher class nf symptoms nri ing from III
ni'I'A'I'IONOl'Tllt! WO.MU. which ihysicinns call
Nervousness, which word covers up much ignnranco,
ami in nine rain, out of ten the doctor doea not really
know whether tho symptoms are tins disense, or tho
disease tho symptoms. We cm only enumerate them
here. I speak more particularly of Cold I'ect, Palpita
tion In the Heart, Impnrcd Memory, Wnkefnlncss, Flash
es of Heat Languor, Lassitude, and Dinincssof Vision,
surranssED menstruation.
Which ill the unmarried female is a constant recurring
disease, and through neglect the seeds ol moro crave
and dangerous maladies nro the result; and ns mouth
alter inonin pascs wiinotii an euort ocinj maun to as
sist nature, tho suppression becomes chro ic, Die pa
tient gradually looses her appetite, the howi'ls nro
constipated, night sweats come on, and contumptiun
finally ends her career.
I.EUCORRIXA OR WHITES.
Tills disease depends upon an Infl.imatlnn of mucous
lining nft"c vagina nnd womb. It is In all cases ac
companied by severe pain in the back, nccross the
bowels mill through the hips. A tcnsponnful of tho
mcdicinemoy be taken three times n day. with an in
jection ofa tablospoonfnl nf the lncdicitne, mixed with
a ua i'piiH oi son wnier, morning nun evening.
IRRITATION Or THE NECK OF Tl'L HLADDER,
INFLAMATION OF THE KIDNEYU AND CA
TARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRANGURY
AND BURNING OR PAINFUL URINATING.
For thesodisenscs it istrulya sovorelgn remedy, nnd
too much cannot bo said in its praise A singlodoeshus
bocn suow to relivo the innt urgent syptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain ill the
small ofthc back and through the hips I A teaspooiiful
a day of Constitution Water will reliovoyoullkouiagic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
It has no eiual in relieving the Most distressing smp
toms. Also, Headache. Heartburn, Acid Stomach Vom
itlng Food, tc. Take a tcnspoonful after dinner- 'I he
dose in all cases may be increased if desired, but should
be done gradually,
PHYSICIANS
lluvc long since glvcu up the use of huchu, cubebsnnd
juulper lu thetreattiieutuf tli'sc diseases, audonlyuso
tuein lur wain oi n ueiter remeuy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself o'lual to the task that has devolved
upon it.
DIURETICS
Irritate and drench tho kidneys, and by constant use
oon load to chronic, degeneration and co illrmed dis
ease. Read. Read, Read.
Danville, Tn., Juno 21802.
Dr.WM.II. GRtnn Dacr Mr: In I'cbunry, UI31, I
wusafllic.ed wtth thu sugar diabetes, and for five months
I passed more than two gallons of wnter In twciity.four
hours, 1 was oli iged to get up as ol te u ten or twelve
times illiring His night, ami in live mouths I lot about
fifty pounds iu wrigtli. Ilurniug Ihv month of July,
letil, 1 procured two bottles of Cuustitiitiim Water nnd
in twodays after using it 1 experienced relief, nndnftcr
taking two 'bottles I was entirely cured, soon after
reguiniug my usual good health. Yours truly.
J. V. L DE WITT.
Boston Corners, N. Y., Dec. 27, 1S0I.
Wm. II. Gregg k Co.!
Gents: I freely give you liberty to make uso of Hie
fnllowingfirtiflcatonftlio value nf Constitution Wa
ter, which I can rcccouiiueiid in tho highest manner.
My wife, who was attacked with palu in the shoul
ders, wholu length of thehnck, uud In her limbs, with
Palpitation of tho heart, attended with Tailing of the
Womb, llysmeiiorrhnea. and "Irritation nf thu Iliad
Jer," I called u physician, whu attended her about
three months, when he left her worso than lie found
her, 1 then employed one nf the best physicians I
could Hnd, who attended her for about nine months,
and while she was under his caru she did nut sufier
qiiilii ns niiuli pain ; he finally gavn her up nnd said :
"hie case was Incurable." Tor, said ho, "she wns such
a combination of complaints, that medicine given for
ono gperate-dgaiust soiueothcr of her dlinculticR."
About this time she commenced to use Con-ii iuii in
VV'.tkb, and tonur utter astonishment, almost tho first
dose seeidi'd tohuve the dsired effect, and she kept on
Improving rapidly indcr its treatment, nnd now super
Intends entirely he domestic alf.iirs. Phnhas not tu.
kin any of thoi.'oi Tiunoi, Watbk fur about fourweeks
nnd we are happy to say that it has produced a perma
nent euro.
WM. M. VAN BENSCHOTtN.
Miti-roRD, Conn., Nov, 19, 1601.
I)B. Wm-ILGrsoOj
Dear ir: I havo for several years been nflllctcd
Willi that tnoublesouiunnd dangerous disea-e Gravel
which resisted nil remedies mid doctors, until I took
CoNsTtlUTiONAL Waieb, and you may be assured that I
was pleased Willi the result. 1 1 lias entirely cured me.
and you may make any usu of my name you may sec fit
in regare to the medicine, as I have entire confidence
in its ctlicacy.
Yours truly,
rnvn STRONG,
THESE ABE TACTS ENOUGH
There Is no clnss of diseases that producn such ex.
hausllng effects upon thn human constitution as Dla
betes and discuses nf thn Kidneys. Bladder mid Utinu
ry Passages, an I throuch.i falsi mod si thy are m's
Irrted until lliey aro siiai'vaiirtd ns In be beyond the
control of ordinary ri medias. and we present tho
CONSTITUTION WATER
To the public with the ennvictionthnt hints nneinnl in
relieving tho class of diseases for which it has h;ou
found so eminently successful Incurliuil and wc trust
that we tliall bo rewarded in our efforts in placing so
valuable remedy in a form to meet tho requirements of
patient and physician,
TOR SALE 1SY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE SI.
WM, II. GEOHGT. CO.. Proprlr iors.
Morgan & Allen, General Agents, No, 4ti Cliff St
No W.York,
Sept. 21), 16(32. ISm.
EVANS & WATSON
rth
on
and a large assortment of Tiro
liner proor Salamander Safes.
Iso, iron doors, for banks nnd
stores, iron shutter iron snih, all
inuKes or iocks equal to any made
in tho United Stales
live Snfet in cue Jin,
All cams out right; teith eon
, (("( III COOlI eotldMOn,
Th Salamander Safes of Philadelphia against tho
world.
EVANS & WATSON,
have hod tho surest deraostration in tho fallowing cer
tificate that their inauufucturu of Salamander Safes .has
at length fully warranted tin) representations which have
been made of them as rendering an undoubted security
against the terrlllc element.
Philadelphia April 12. l?5l).
.Venrt. Eran$ h ll'ationi Gentlemen-It affords us
i the highest satisfaction to state to you. that owing to
wmm
v,
OK
a it ntt nrc nucnutD m rat UKitrn sTATrs nr nrc-
UTITl ASSUMPTION AMD LXtRCISCOr ARBITRAKT fOWtR
JJY 1). A. MAHOAY,
ons or ITS VICTIMS.
"It Is Important that the habits of thinking in a free
country should Inspire million In llioto ciitrustad with
Its administration, to confine themselves within their
respective spheres, avoiding, in tho exercise of tho
powers of ono department to encroach upon another.--The
spirit of rnrrnnchment t uds to consolidate tho
powers ot nil tno departments In one. nnd thus to cre
ate, whatever be the form of government, a real lies-
pOIISIII." WAIniNOTOM.
"Cling to tho Conslltntlon, n tho shipwrecked marl
tier clings tn tho last plank, " lion night and tl. tcin
pest close around him," I)Ai .1. Weiistss,
C It I.ETON, l'ntillslier, 4 1 Broadway. New York,
D7 Mr. Mahony's book mlh tho nbove titlo will bo
ptilrlihed this week,
April 4, 1bu3,
TIIEunderilgn.vnunrso extensively engagefl in tno
Undertaking Himtnett, and keeps constantly on hntiJ
nd for satu at his Warcrooms, a large assortment of
FINIS" RD f-OFFlNS,
By which h Is ena'iled i , nil orders on nrestntation
ALso -Keeps a pood Flurso and llcaisc, and will at el
times be ready lu ultuid Fmicrels.
SIMON C. SH1VE.
Bloomsbirg. January 2.1, lru!)
LrfflGE ARRIVAL OF
New Spring & Summer
AT PETER ENT'S STORE,
IX LIOIIT STtF.ET, COLUMBIA COtWTl", PA,
HAf Just roceived from Philadelphia, and Is now
opening at tho old stand lito y occupied by Martz
tc Ent, a splendid assortment of
which will bo sold chtap lor
OA.0 II OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
His stockcouslilBuf Ladles Dress Goods choicest styU'B
and latest fashions
(Jaliees,
Mulins,
Gingbaras,
Flannels,
Carpets,
Shawls,
Hosiory,
Silks,
READY MADE.CLOTIIINO.
Cas-.imcrcs,
Satinets,
Cottonades,
Kentucky Jeans,
Thread, &e.
Groceries, .t
Queenswaro,
Cedarwaro,
Hardwaro,
Mcdicinae,
Drugs,
Oils,
Paints,
Sec.
ROOTS & SHOES. HATS & CAPS.
In shnri rery thing ti-uotiy kept in a country store
Tho patronage of old friends, and the public general
ly, Is respectfully snicited.
The highest market price paid for country produce.
PETER ENT.
Light Street, May 30, IBM.
FRESH
ARR1 VA
OF-
L
HI
es?
mi
lIMti
-ro li
EVERYBODY-
r? lit, unuersignen, grateiui lor pa age, rcspec
i fully informs his custumcrs and thepiiblicgenorally
lhat he has iuit received from tho Easiemn riilr-u. ,1,
liiiKUB. uuu muab suieci siuin ,11
Spring and Summer.
ML JSSiXSi
riiat has vst been oncned in Rloninehnrfr .vi.ui. .
invites me attention oi inn iriends, nnd assures then
tiiai iney ore onen-u iur saie ut great bargains. Hi
Stock comprises a large assortment of
GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL,
Consisting nt Fashion ablc Diiies Coats, of evurv ,li
criptlou; rants, vests, blurts, cravats Sleeks, Cotton
iiauuKcrcuieis, uioves, cuspeuuers, ecc.
GOLD
WATCHES
AND
JEWELHY,
Of every descrintlon, flue and cheap.
N. B. Remember " I.oucnlerg'8 Cheap Emporium.1
call nnd see. No charge for examing Goods.
DAVID LOWENBERG
lllootneburg. March 2. 18C3. (June MM.)
Uckaw;iiiiu & Blooiuslmrg Railroad
Oi
AND A IT I It APRIL 20. .iG3. PASSENGER
TRAINS WILL Rl'N AS Fi',LI,tlV3i
MOVING BOI'T H.
Pattmgtr. Aeeom.
5 31, A.M. 11.011 A, M
0.40 Arrive 12.30 1' SI
Leave
Scranton,
" Mugsinu
" II oomsburg
'" Uu pert,
" Dunvillo,
Arrive atNurtbumberland,
MOVING
Leave Northumberland,
iianvillc,
Rupert,
" Plnomaburg
' Kingston,
8.S3
I'.ai am
l.35
N O It, T II
4.30 P. M.
S.IU
SA5
3.50
8.UJ
1.45
Arrivn nt scrnuton,
o.io r. m,
3.30
A Passenier Train nlsolcavcs Kineston ni V.2II A. M
for r'crunton, to connect with train for New Vork. Re
turning, leaves Scranton on arrival of Train from New
York nt 4.2n P. itl.
The Lackawanna and RIoomsburg Railroad connects
with thn IJelawaro, Lackawanna nnd Uesicrn Rniir,vi
nt Scranton, for Now Vork and liiieriuedinle points east
At Rupert il connect" with tho Cattawissa ttai road, for
poims Imtli cast and west arriving at l'hlludelphluut
7.00 P.M.
At Nnrlhumborlaiid it cmsnccts w It It the Philadelphia
44 Erie!!. R.andN. O H. It. fur points west nnd south
Passengers arriving nt llnrriiburg 4 50 P M, ; l'hn,
adelphla 10 P, M baltlmore 10.20 P. M.
GEO. II. HUNT, AW.
J. C. Wells, Oen'l Ticket Agent.
Kingston April lr). 1H.3.
PORK'S HOTEL.
j Eloomsburg, Columbia County, Penna.
SLAS DODSON IVoprielor.
rinkcs pleasure In announcing lo tho public that lie
I has taken and thoroughly refitted tho I'orks Hotel
fcrmerly oecupied by Hubert Hagenbuch, llluoiusburg,
and is prepared tn accomodate travellers, teamsters,
drovers and boarders. His table will bo supplied with
best products the markets utford, and his U.ir will be
constantly furiiislwd witli the choicest liquors,
0A largo and commodious slnblu has been erected,
with n convenient stable attached. Attentive ostlers
will alwats be iiiatlendanco.nnd ho trusts Ills obluinir
attention to customers will secure him a liberal share cf '
patronage: I
r.iooirieourg.ra.. uy,'j, tw.
BLA.NKS! BLANKS! I
Of every deflcriptlon, for sale at Hilsoffio
mi
ECONOMY is WEALTH.
, CURE YOUR COUGH F0R13 CENTS
nsV -W .
Tht ttst uni cheapest Household remedy
in the World.
MADAME ZAboc ponTEa's
.rt it i-, T..-n i .Ari-i rrmr.r,ir?3rr7
itj Uisffiir isujiLiiQuy ujmatJLiiiy u
MADAME
'A HOO PCR.
TER'8 CurntiVo Ualsnm Is
warranted n nscu vtcuinnii,
to tho directions. Is euro in
nil cases Coughs, Colds,
Whooplnj Cough, Asthma
nnd all affections of tho
throat and Ldngt.
Madame Zadnc porter's
Balsam Is prepared with all
tho requisite skill, from n
combination of the best rem
edies the vegetable klnndnin
affords, Its remedial quali
ties aro bared nn lis power
to nssist tho healthy circu
lation af the Mood, through
tho Lungs. It is not n vio
lent remedy, but cmollent
warming, searching nnd off
cctlvoj can bo taken by tkt
oldest person or tho young
est chliil.
Madftni7.ndne Purler's bal
sam has been in use by tho I
public for over 18 years, and '
lias acorlrcd us present sain
imply by being recommen.
led b) thnso who havn used
it to their aflllclcd friends
and others.
Most Important. Madame Znrtor. Porter's Curatlvo
Balsam Is sold at n prlco which brings it in tho reach
of every one to keep it convenient for use. Tho tlidc
ly mo ofn single bottle will prove to ho worth 100
times its cost.
NOTICI.. Savoyour money I Do not berersiioded
to purchase articles at U tu SI which do not contain
Hi; virtues nfn 13ciut bnttlo of via Initio Porter's Cu
rative Balsam, the cost of manufacturing which is ns
great ns almost any other medicine ; nnd tho very low
piece at which ft Msnld, inakns th profit to tho sell.
t appa. Mitly small, nnd uuprlncipaled dealers wi
snmi'llmcs recommend other medicines on which their
profits are larger, unless Iho customers insist upon
having Mndatua Totter's and none other. Ask for
Madanio Porter's Curative linlsnm. price 13ccnts, and
n large bottles at 25 ocuts, and take no other,
E7Sotd hy all tlrugghtsand StorcKecpercnt 13 els.
r,.1 in larger bottles ai 25 cents.
HALL. c RUCKLE, Tr prfctors, Now York.
Jnnu,lry2l. ieC3.
W6". B'S-iSft." HO . R'.li,
Noa. 9 , II, 13. 15, 17 Courtlumlt Street,
NEMl BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY,
This old-established nnd favorite resort nf I he Bust
ness Community has been recently refitted, and is rum
nletc lu ovorvlblng that can minister to the comforts ol
its patrons Ladies and families arc specially and care
full' provlden or.
It i centrally located in tho bulness part nf the city,
nnd in contiguous to the principal lines (.f steamboats,
cars, omnlbusscs ferries, be.
In consequence of iho pressure caused by tho Rebel
lion, prices havo been reduced to
One Dollar a d 1'ifty C ens per Day,
'I he table Is amply supplied with all the luxuries of
the season, and is equal to that of any other hotel iu tho
country
Ample accommodations arc offered for upward oNM
Sy Do not believe runners harkmon. nnd others who
may say "the Western Hnt-I is full."
II. I). WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
THOS. D. WINCHESTER.
Ih. 15, 1202.
7hc New ommcrciul Buildings arc loca
ted opposite Court House, corner of
Court and Chenango-Streels.
ThisCollegeis 111 no way connected with nnv otbsr
Institution.
The energies of tin entire I acuity are cxclus voir de
voted lotbis.
Tliudcui.'ii oftliis Institution 1 to nflnrd to Ynune
Men an opportunity for acquiring a Thorough VracUeal
Rusincsi Education a
The Books and forms are cnrcfullv nrranoed bv
Practical Accountants, expressly fur tills Institution,
and thu course of liistructinu is snch t combine Theo
ry and l'racticc.
COLLEGIATE COURPE.
Thla Course embraces Hook-Keeping in all its de
partments, l'cnniuaiisiiip, uommcrciiti -trillimctic, Bus
incss Coirespoudeiicc, Commercial Law, l'o iticnl Bcon
oiny, Cni...mercial I'.thics, Partnership settlements, Du
tecting Counterfeited nnd altared Hank-Notes, tc.
1 ho Spencorinn System nf Pciuimausbip is taught In
all its varieties, by tho most skillful masters of the nrt.
The liooK-ueeping department is under tho special
supervision and instruction of the Principal, V. W,
Lowell.
GENERAL INFORMATION.
Students can enter nt nny lime J no vacation. Usual
time to cump'etu the Course, from U to 12 weeks. Assis
tance rendered In graduates in procuring situation.
Graduates are presented with an elegantly engraved Di
ploma. E7 for ontalngue of 7U panes, specimens of penman
ship, kc., enclose two letter stamps and address
11. W. LOVf J .Principal.
August 30, IJG2. niayt), 1802 12m.
' CHITTENDEN'S
I'lIlL.DKI.PIIiA C0";,11i:it(lAL.
COLLEGE,
N. E. coma rj 1th and Chestnut Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
TniB iNSTITl'TIOV. which was tslabltlhcd In IP14. nnd
is now conseiuently in the eighteenth near f its exist
euro, uumbcramnng its graduates, hundreds of the
mnsisucccssful Merchants nnd Uusiness Alen of our
Country.
Tiiisil.ojrcT ofthe Institution issolely to nfTord young
men mcnuics iur iiiuiouii (irnpiiriuion lor misinfrss.
Tub Bbanciiks T.foiiTnre, Hook-keephig, ns applica
ble totho various departments of tradoj Penmansiii,
both plain and nmanivnlal; Comnt'eial lam. Ma'hc
inatic. Mitigation Vieil Engineering, Drawing, i'hon
ogarphy, and Jllodcrn Longnoges.
TteSvstkm oi lNsTrtrcTios Is peculiar ; no classes or
set lessons are made il.u of, but each student is Inucbt
individually, snthnt he may couimenceat any time, and
attend nt w hatever hours aro most convenient,
OATU.nnuEs areissind miiiua''yaflcr tho 15th of April
containing unuiDS of tho students for thn venr. and full
particulars of term,&c, and may he obtained at any
time by addrcsing the Principal.
In CxTBNsive Aciommooitioss, widespread reputation
nnd the lengthy aperient of ihr I'rine'pal, this Institu
tion ntfers facilities superior toany other in tho coun
try, for young men wishing to prepare, for business,
and to obtain at tin samctlmu a uii-loma, which Kill
pmtta recommendation for them them to any Merchan.
tile House.
ttyCaiTENiien's "sriM of Treatisei an Pook-Keep-inh.
now noro widelycirciilntedthan nny other work
on the subject, are for sale at thu College,
S. HODGES CR11TCNDEN,
Attorney-at-Laie,
Principal:
Jan. 25-1802 12m,
NATIONAL 03I3?ERC1AL COLLliGES
LOCATED IN
PHILADELPHIA,
B.E.CCIlr:il7TII ANDCHCSTNUT STS
iVfJf York City, Rrooklyn, Albany, Troy
Jivffalo. Detroit, (IfUeland, Chicago,
and Si. Louis.
llook-kecplng, Penmanship, Commercial Arlthmctlt
Commcrrinl Law, Tonus, Correspondence, &c, pinct
cally taught.
'I hesii Collegos boing under the sumo general andlo.
cul lunnngoment, and si as 1 ti ii tr iu each tho ndvniitago
nf all, olt'-r greater facilities for Imparting instruct 1
than iiny other similar institution iu Ilia country.
A Scholarship issued by any ono Is go jd in all fc I n
unlimited lime,
Thu Plilludelphi.i'Collego has been recently enlni,
and refurnished in n superior mauiier, und is now fl I
largest and most prosperous Commercial Institution tl
the Stato 1
llryant icPtrnttnn's scries of Text Hooks, finbrac
Ilook-kceplng, Commercial Arithmetic, and Coinmcr
Law, for sale, and sent by mail,
1X7 Tor full particulars send for n circular.
October It). Ico'J-'l'.'ni.
dmcxicau J iljoJjcL
( Opposite Jnuvenuenic Hall.)
CII ES'i'N UT S'J'il C UT . II CT W E EN F 1 FTH U H I XTII ,
rniiiur.uruut.
V Sf ATT ti lEIJLINaS,
Proprietor t
November 30, 1801. Mutch la, IBSe
DISSOLUTION.
. The partnership heretofore existing between the un
ilerslzned, in the Mercantile business, was ills olvcd
upon tho 1st day of April. 1603, by mutual consent, -
i All persona indebted lo the lato firm, ar requested to
- mua.v csriy seiutiiiuiii, ino oooxs are In tut hand
F, U. Eyer, Rt tlio Btoro
8. II. MILLER.
r O EVER
MocniVuri, April 19, im
WOK HJSE1
IF YOU WANT TO BUY YOUR
Cheap Spring Goods,
GO TO
Crf.isy's Store, lu Mglil Street, Pa.
ALL KIM OF GOODS
OALI00E,
MUSLINS,
SILKS,
OINOnAM,
ELANNELS,
CARPETS,
HOSIERY,
SHAWLS,
Ready-Mado Clothing
Sugars, Molasses,
Syrups, Coffees,
Teas, l"isli,v
Salt, Uacon,
Hams, LarU,
Tobacco, Scpars,
Hats, Boot-,
Caps, Shoos,
Drugs, Oils,
Paints, &c. &o.
In addition to ourlargo stock orilry Goods, we have
f large ami full nssortmcnt of Heady Made Clothing:
nor Men and Boys wear which wo nro determined to
sell cheaper th in can be bought elsewhere. Call and
see. and judge fo, your.c,. y & QQ
Light Street, .March 1, 1803.
WAR PRICES OYER I
SECOND ARRIVAL
o p
AT THE STORE OF
iJJ.BROWER
RLOOMSBURG, PA.
ft njhn has" Just received, and N now opening nprimo
VV stock of New Goods from lh Eastern innrksts,
which will bo sold low for cash or produce.
IT. INTO at 12, 10, 18, 20, 22, and 25 cents,
Drown k Blenched Muslin,
at 20, 25, 35, and 40 cents
Lie Lames, ( liulits, ana Dress uoecls, a
JUH Sllj,j,hj at 18, 25. 31, and up to 50 Cti
liADU'JS' UJMKA UiiUTU
ion DUSTEHS.
A'fio, a (resh supply of
GROCERIES, SPJCES, rj-C.
ylAo, a hrge lot of
QUEENSWARE. CeDAHWAUE. HARDWARE,
and Stonnwarc,
Hoofs and Shoes ,
And nil kind of Merchandise usuually kept in n coun
try sioro.
Call and examine No charge for showing Goods.
.May 11, lcill,
I R 0L..TI3 THE DOCUMENTS
the
Democratic Leader,
A double sheet weekly Democratic Journ
al, oj Eight pages and lorty
Digits Columns oj rea
udifig milter.
The attention ofthe Democracy of Fannstlvanla nnd
of, tlur .-tales, Is called to the importance ef extend- 4
log rue ci rcuiaiion ni mo
WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC LEADER.
By so extensively circulating newsnipers, (while the
Democrats have been comparatively imllllcri-nt to tills ,
method of infleeucing the public mind,) the abolition
ists hnvo sucoeeded in increasing their number fro-un
few New England fanatics to n party which now con.
trots the ualion! I it oot time for tho democrats to n f
wake ton fence ofthe necessity forreachiiig the minds .
of iho people 7 )
THE UEUOLRA TIC LEA DER
Is, and will continue tn be a firm nnd fearless advocate j
of Democratic principles nnd of the interest' of Hie
lli'iuncrntlcp.irly, as Hie best mentis of promoting the
interests of Hie country. It will mi.ltitiiiii n bold oppo 1
sillon to nil ineniir ofthc principles nf thu National
Constitution niii' of Hie riulits of tin- penpie, nnd will J
insist upon me mniuiainntico oi uiu ijonstiiiitiou as it
is, and the restoration of the Union as our fathers left
it.
The Leader, besides furnishing
Political News,
and expressing its own views thereon, will contain all
tho
General navs of the Day.
Together w ith Misccliancons reading, Poetry, Stories
Auccdotos,
Agricultural Matter,
Religious Intelligence,
Commercial Intelligence,
Market lleports,
nndnllcuch matter as is ren,uisite to constitutute a
First Cliis'.-i Family Newspaper.
It will be contrnlnd by no clique, nor will It advo.
catc the. chums of any candidate for office until he
shall have b-iinuic the regulaily uninitiated cuudidnto
of tlie lleiuocrntic party ; Hut il will cter advocate the
decisions nf that party, as to both measures nnd men.
besides coiilniiiior a weekly summary of ull tele
graphic an.t genera news, tlie weekly leader will ho
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writers iu the couutry.
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IT 13TIIE PAI'I.II Villi THE 1'lllEiHE.
IT IS THE PAPI K I'Olt Til 15 PATUIO P.
IT Id THE PAPER FOU Till'. .MECHANIC,
it is Tin: I'Ai'r.iirou the mhiy.
I f Id THE PAPEIl FOR ALL CLASSE3.
No one should neglect to subscribe fur it at one),
Tli E
WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC. LEAEEU,
will bo furnished to subscribers at tho following prices
sinslo i'oiiii'S, ouo year
$2 00
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All payments to bo mode Invariably In advance.
'1 lie friends of democratic principles nnd thn Ainerl
can Union, it is hoped w II interest themselves lu he!
ping to give the I.UAUElla large circulation, (Jet up
clubs Immediately Address
TINE 4: LEWIS.
No. 103 B. Third tit., Phila.
May 2.1, 1S0.1.
'1IIU NEW tlUOHEKY STOKE.
MORE FRESH GOODS.
Just 'ecciucd at Erasmus' Nnu Store.
Molasses,
Sugars,
Teas,
ColToo,
Rico,
Spices,
Hats and Caps,
Fisb,
Salt.
Tobacco,
Segais,
Candies, '
Razcns,
FEED AND PROVISIONS.
Together with a great variety of notions and etceto.
las, ton numerous to ineininu.
Vj" Butter. 5gg, Meat und produso generally taken
in CXrhHIltfn for .,in,L I '"vn
a .... o " ' l
A, 11. EUASMUa,
llloomslmrg, May 0, 1BI13,
"AWAKIi-l n.( nr.r.SIlINGL'S. Q10 Conls otlvl- wj,ii...i,.,.ii.,' r
ki!hdiCwelchtl, hl'h. ' VU -itet of all "signed, immediately, at iheTauncry in Ihe-in '. S
K;hYny:K foruhichthahigho,. I'ric, Will i ...1.
' OYER'S
Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
Ami for ths speedy euro of-tho following CoinplaWil,,
Scrofillnniid Scrofulous Aireitliiiis,llrs.
ns Titiitors. Ulcers, Mores, ICi uiiMnna,
I'ltniiUs, I'ustulri, lllotclies, lol,'
UlaliK, ami nil Hltlu Ulssuscs.
OAStASDInJ., Gill June, 18.
3, C. Attn k Co. Dents t I feel it my duty t, ,
knowlcdgo what jour arsuinrllla has 1i:s Ut m,
Having Inherited n Scrofulous inflation, I havo suf,aj
fiomit In various ways fur jests. fVuetlinos It .wti
out in Ulcers on my hands and nuns) somtdimM u
turned Inward and distressed tno at tho stomach, In
years ago It broke out on illy heud nnd coicied my scnln
and cats with cue soli', which was painful and li,atli ,tu
beyond descrlitlon. I (lied many mcdklncs and ssieral
phyilcbiss, but without much relli r from nny thing,
fact, tho dliolder grsw Woise. At length 1 nas I rjnlcs I
to lead In tho Gospel slcsscngsr Unit you had nparn-1
mi ntteiatiro (Saiinpaillla), for I knew Iran your ispuls.
Hon that any thing you mndu must ho good. I sent t.i
Clnclniiatlaudgut It, und mnl It till It cured tivn. 1 tool,
It, as jtu sdvlre, In small doses cf n teaspooiiful oiera
nionlhi und used almost tin ua bottles, -New and healthy
kin soon began to form under tho scab, which nfkr a
whllo fell ort. My skin Is now clear, and I Know l,y m
feeling,s that tho disease lias gone from my tjstun. Yon
till wall believe that I fuel what I am s.ij Ing whon I tell
you, that I hold you to be one of Iho apostles of tho mc-i,
aud remain over gmurully. Tours,
ALl'lffill 11 TAI.LEY.
81. Arillioiij-'s Fire. Roto or I'i j-hIiu Ius,
'i'cttcr nml Hnlt ltlietiiu, Nrnld Ilonil,
Itliigivoni), Hoko Kjrcsi, llroiisy.
Dr. Robert M. Prello writes from fc'alcin, N. Y,, lCiV
Sept., lsitt, that ho has cured an iiiveteiale caso of
Dropsy, whhh thicatencil to terminals fatally, l,y Ibi
perbercring mo of our Sarsuparllla, und also u tl.ingeroiM
Malignant Erysijvlas by largo doses of thu anno; Says
ho cures tho common Eruption! by It conrlniitty.
llroiicliocclo, (3 o lire or Bwcllcil IVccl,-,
Zobiilon tloan of Prospect, Texas, writes t "Thive hut
lies of your Sfarsapnillla ctiicd mo from n GU're nldd
tons swellluj on tho neck, which I had sulFoiid fKln
otsr tuo years."
I.ritcnrrlirrn orAVhltos, Orni'lati Ttitnor,
Utcilno Ulccrntlon, Fcmnlc Ulsensis.
Dr. J, 11. S. Channlng, cf Now Yolk City, mites ( " I
mot cheerfully comply with the retpicst of your ngtut In
raying I have found your Sarsaparilla a Inrnt excellent
nltcratlro In tho liumcreus comiilaluls fur which v
cmpl.iy such a tcmsd.v, but CHisclally In lmulc Dittaitl
of tbo Scrofulous diathesis. 1 liaro cmud many Intc'.ir
nlo cares cf Leueorrhon by 11, and somo whero Iho com.
plaint was earned by u'wraCutt of tho utenii. 1 ho ulcer,
atlon Itself was sosu cmed. Nothing within my kuovrl
dgo equals It for Iheao fenialo doroiigcmcnls."
Bdward S. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala., writes, "A dan.
gcrous ovarian tumor on ono of tho females lu my f imllj,
Trbich had defied all tho remedies no could ctnplsj, Im.
lit length been completely cured by your Extiact cf si .
snpaiill.i. Our plijslclm thought nothing hut exth.
tlou could afford relief, but ho ndtlse.'. tho trial i f s ur
Sarsaparilla as tho last resort before cutting, sud it
piovcd effectual. After taklnyour lomody eight uik-'.i
bo symptom of tho dlsonjo rernalns."
BypliUIs nml Mercurial ntsense.
Nnr OnltASS, 25th Augmt, 1 n,S
Dn. J. C. Avtnt fir, I cheerfully comply wlih lb,. ,.
Juest of your sgent. and report to you sowo of tlu ii'.-t i
havo roilliod with your Barsoparllla,
I havo cured with it, In my practice, moit f u
plaints for which it Is letomncndod, nnd b ve ,
iftticti truly wondi-rfiil in tbo euro of IVnr e il
euriul IUteate. Ono of my patlsnts hnd Syi-h u, u
In his tlnoat, which wcio consuming bh p.ii.ito nnd In
top of his mouth. Your Sarsaparilla, steadily tnkti
cured blm In fiyo weeks. Another nas nlt-icked by si
ondury ejmiKoma In hit nose, nnd tho nlivnili,.,, i..it
eaten away a couslJeraVlo part cf It, so that I b.heve lb.
disorder wuuld soou loach bis brain nml kill him. Bm
yielded to ray adinhilsliallon of your gaisapnr'l
ulcers healed, nnd bo is vtcll again, not of ci u sr. .
some disfiguration to his faoe. A woman iihu h
treated for tho same disorder hy incicury ns h'.IToikij
finiu this potion W her lionc.1. Tlicy had bccvuui fo sen
sitive to Ilia wealhor that on a damp day sie sullrrcd tf
ciuclutiui; pain in her Joints and bones. She, teo,
cured cntiicly by jour Saisapaillla In af w ks, I
kuow fiom ItH formula, whldi youi agent .ve n
this Preparation from your iBbornlory tuii.r V a t
remedy; consoiuoutly. these truly leuurkublo reulla
with It have not surprised mo.
l'rateruolly jours, O. Y LAUI1IE1'., M. p.
niioYimatlim, Gout, Ijtvor Cdiv.jiIiiIiiI.
Vri Indefsnhcxcb, Pieiton Co., Yn., Dili July 1'
Da. J. O. Avr.ni Sir, I havo been aflllekd wlm . (,v.i.
fill sbintc lihcutnalimi for a lon(t llnie, hlch I allied ti,u
trt.llt of phjilibins, slid stack to me In ij.ite of all lbs
remedies I could find, until I tiled ymi fi rea pari 1 a. Oi.o
bottle cmed mo lu two veeky, and restored my (.
health so much (hat I am fir letter II In luff! I v
attacked. I IbhiklttuvoiidorfulnicJMup. J. Ill
J-uIcs Y. Octchell, of ft. I,cul, wrllesi "1 ' ire W a
aflllcled Tor jcais with an atftdloit'nf .. I. ,
destroyed my health. I Iricdeirry tblng.nndeery t,i -rnllod
tu lelieie mo; and 1 havo been n hroueii-dovu tiu,
fr some j ears fmm no oilier came tbsu drrunv. . ot t
Vis Liver. Jly beloved pastor, (he Bev. .Mr. Espy, n.1i -I
inoojo try jour Sarsaparilla, hcenmo he raid ho know j ,u,
and any thing you mado wa woith trying. By t!ii blrM
ing r.rfto-l It baa cured me, nnd litis so puiili it r y M1
as lo lnttko u uew man of tno. I fist youn uphIii .i j
best tint cjii be said of you U cot half good tnou?'f.
Srlilrrtis, Cancer Tumorn, n?nrr;ei'ii-iif.
Xllrriiitlon, C'arleu nlV.l I3zIoiliit.ii .1 u
(lie IJuiicsi.
A great varjdy cf cnJM have been reo'l,' lovswhm
surds of tbse fjinildablo coihiJisIiiIs luvo it-mlti 1 r, m
tho his of this remedy, but our spru) here will tiol, I
tivm, Somo of them m:w lu luuni In our Aui -i
Almanac, wblchlie ngeufi, Ixilow iiauicJ are pktu, d t
furnish gratis to ull vho call for them.
Dj-k jiciiiln, Heart I)lsnsc, Fits, T';il!ev
ny, Bli lnmliol y, Jiivivnli'
Many reuiiukablo litres of tbero aflei lions h
made by the nluiativo poicr of this lmdii Inr. r
lites tho illil fuuclions lulo villains nrtlt t rt
ovcreoiiiH difniih-rs wlilth wonM besupjuv
rc.iib. Null a icnitdy has long lien rciitilr,-1
cssill'-s 6f the pc.iple, and o tun conSdent th-., I
dj for them all that medicine run do.
Ayer's Cherry Fectou,
ron the ittrm cunn or
(.'oiirIis, Cnlils, Ii.nuoiizn, Ilonrifiicss,
Croup, III onrlill U, Iut-lplciit Con
umait ion, nml for the Itrllcf
of Coiimimiiltve I'ntlents)
In nilviiiiretl Sti(c
of tlio Dlscnso.
Uds Is a remedy so usheisally I.nown to mrpM var
olber for tho cure of tlnoat mid lung cuntplaihti, Ibat
U uiehss brie to publiih the eldeiicn of its iiiuit, J
uiiiivalled excellence fjr roughs nnd cold., nod t limy
wonderful cure of ptilnvnary disease, hum ntnie I
hnoivn throughout the civilized nations if tl, o
Pew aro Ibe communities, or oven famiUe, ami -who
havo not somo yerconal xpcrien'uof U t b t
sinto lllng trophy lu llulr midst or Its ill-tor) v n i
subtle and dsngmous dlsor,lis of th11! throit mid Ion
As all know tins dreadful fatality ef lbie dl"ontirs. ,nd
as tliey kiww, too. Hie effects of lids unirdj-, w meai ,1
do moro than to asrnro Ihcm that it has now nil thn v'
tucs that It did havo when making the .'nrc. V uh l si j
Men so strongly upon tbo confidenco of Mankind.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYEE & CO., Lowoll, Kase.
Sold liy 15 P ; iitz, a M Ilngenbuch, ani J 11 Mn)!1'
Ulnnmshiirgi J Sihuylcr, liohrfburg; Mnsteri k. rim,
Mlllvillej P. Masters, Ilentntii l.owirtls fc r'isli r '
nnrcville; O r Fowler Tow lersville : A Mllh-i r',r
wickj Low & Ilros.,Ccntorilloi IH' li.ighai t eV Nu t
l'spyi M f! Hhoomakir, lliickhorn j lleigliarl h X'l".
Mninville: J Pharpless, Cattawissa : Lrtasy It Cci.
' Light Street : and dealers everywhere.
f .t.. ,Q1-C1 ,.. '
July mi, I8C2 ly.
WALiWP " HOTEL,
LIGOT S'l'IlliUT, Columbia county, Fn
ri'IHJ uuderslgncd has located at tho nbo c nan f i
I hotel, formerly occupied by i'elor Bchug, and biIJc
its n share of public patronage.
HZ" Cnod arcominodatlnns for man and bead 'V
best kind of Ihpiors at the bar.
J. 11, RICE, I'rpprlcter
Apill II, IfC3- '
BLINDS iND StlJl DE b.
RJ. WILLIAMS. No. 10 North Fixth street, l'bl'a
ikipliia. manufacturer r(
Tcmitian IBIiimN and Windoiv
C7 Tha largest and finest assortment in the city,
tho lowest prices. Illinds imlntod nnd triuiiued cr.u
to new. rilnro Shades madeui.d lettered.
April I, 1HVI.-I.iii
KKW .JUttSliY lii)S FOU .
ALSO,
GARDEN AND FRUIT FA i
Suiliible for Crapes, Ponchos, Pear a i
fltrow berries, lllackbcrries, t.'mri" ., , f
10 on 'JO acres' each, ni tho following price
present, via: tin ncros lor S'.'OO, i'l ucren fur
ncros for 8i.ll, El ncrea for $10, 1 acre for S II, 1 ayaoi
by ono dollar a week.
Also, good Cranbury lands, nnd v II I .if"" l"'r '
woud. 2,1 hy 10i feel, ut 810 each, p v ( - ,
Iur a week. Tlie above land and f . i
;heatwood, Washing ton township, Uunuigtnn Cm if
.New Jersey, I'or further information upply with
P. O. Stamp, forn circular, to
U, FRANKLIN ('LAI'C
o. HO Cedar Street, New Vork. N. V
January 17, HO.'l.
A DMINISTRATOK S iNO'JI
Entate of Patrick Tool, deceased
T 1;TTEltS. nf Admlnlstratmu on thu Estate ef
Pt
uricn inoi, intr oi l.enlro township, foliiiiilini
deceased, have been granted hy the llc gis'-'T nf i-duw-bia
co to the undersigned oil persons having cl i
ngnlnst tho ertato of Iho decon..ci i aro reuu I'1
present them to the underalgueil, , t liis ri'.ideuej u
suid township, wlihout delay, andull poisons ,udi J
loiuahopayiueutforihwl.il.
., ,, CIIAr.LEB TOtSL, 'un
May SI, I8tl3.-fiw,
. GOOD TEAMSTER, Wilt rnv?13
A per inoulh und hoard. XviAy at .Mamuvlllo n'u
iAMbia county. Pa.
pill '.'5, l?03.-3w 81 00. J' U" JAMi:S"N
Jttark ! Bark ! I
WANTED IMMEDLV TELi