Farmer's" Department. HOW TO SAVE MANURE" In Franklin county, Mass., tho placo of my nativity most of tbo tillable land lias inorcasod in value probable ouo liundrcd per cent, within tbe last twenty five years, by moans of tho careful husbandry ana application of manures. Most of the barns are constructed with tbrco stories, with a view to this object, a part of tbo middle story being devoted to stabling, Yfith light floors, so that tho droppings with tho urino may be preoipitatod below, through convenient trap-doors. The low er story, or cellar, opons generally to tho cajt or south, convenient for driving in a team loaded with alluvium, gathered from shallow holes or basins made on the lower aido of th road at tho openings of cross bars, which arc so necessary in that hilly , ctms, etc, i :-:.! Mnjor-Ocneraii. mu nng .uencrau, ' J Bill Colonels, Bl l.icut.-Cnlouels, :07 other Offlccri, 00 country to Drevcni the wator running in ' Nnvy oiiiccn, sss Matenncn, in Divines, uu Authors, , V f ... , ... .. f .130 Artlds, 11J Stage. -10 Prominent Women, H7 Prom- tUO roau or WHU UlUCU, or Willi uin oi somo kind or any kind, to be mixed with tl,n ilrnMilnno nnrl -ilwnrri ihn urino and '"eluding reproductions of Hie most celebrated Engra tUC UropplDgS, ailU aOSOrO tUO urine anu v (,.,, Paintings, Statue, kc. Catalogues sent on to. nsnnin irnK Snmr-limr-q nlil lirttic and ceipl nf stamp. An order for ono doien pictures from escaping gaSCS. DOmciimCS OIU UlTUL auu our Catalogue will be nilea on receipt ofl.S0, and refuse salt thtowu into tlio heap, some times suds from tho wash room ; some times clear water, to prevent mould or firo fang. I believe those who know some thing of ohemistry never add either ashes or limo to the manure heap, as this would set freo tho ammonia, and, as to profit, would be something like burning bank bills in order to get the ashes. But how thall wo who havo none, or only a part of theso conveniences ,savo ma nurd Answer: Have a small yard for the cows, with a shed on one side if con venient 4 with plenty of beddiog of straw, or mnch, or alluvium, or dirt from tho woods, or any other place where it can be spared ; throw the droppings into heaps, under cover if possible, and add as much dirt or moso every day. On to this heap throw everything that can be raked or scraped; old leaves, chip manure, horse droppings, suds, salt, o'.d or new old brino etc, Every farmer can do this, and make acres rich every year which otherwise might have to grow poor. ' Oounfy Pairs. The time of holding County Fairs by tho various Sociefies is as follows : ' Columbia County, at Bloomsburg, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 15th, lGtli and 17th. Luzerne County, at Troy, on Wednes day, Thursday and Friday, October 7th, 8th and 9th. Lehigh County, at Allcntown, 20th of Sept to Oct. 3d. Farmers' and Mechanics' Institute, at Easton, 22d to 25 of Sept. Bucks County Fair, at 'Newtown, 23d and 24th of Sept. Pennsylvania Stato Fair, at NorrU town, 29th of Sept. to 2d of Oct. Carbon County Fair, at Lehighton, Cth to 10th of October. Monroo County Fair, at Stroudsburg, 29lh of Sept. to Oct. 2d. Chester County Fair, at West Chester, 22th to 20th of September. DRYING PEACH. A correspondent, says the country Gen try Gentleman, who has tried the plan of drying peaches without pealing, mention ed below, to his great satisfaction, rcque-ts as to republish it for tho benefit of our readers : The furze is removed by immersing in lyo, made by boiling wood ashes in water in a tolerable strength. Tho lye should be warm, but not bo as to cook the peach which are rubbed in it awhile, and then washed in clear cold water, livery par ticle of furze will bo removed, and only a thin skin jemain they can then bo cut and dried in the usual manner. They thus loso nothing of their sweetness by peeling, and are said to bo of tho best of quaility for all cooking purposes. A BREAD AND BUTTER PUDDING. Covea tho bottom and sides of a deep dish with modcratoly thick slices of bread thinly spread wi'h butter, and then fill j tho dish with anv kind nf swplmnil iuu uum Willi any KIDU OI SweetmOStS. Dvnr tVn rl.,nn nniU. 1 i j -.w jwuu uitau, ana butter, and let the dish stand until tho bread is thoroughly soaked with tho sirup. Make a custard and pour it over tho whole. Bake for about twenty min utes and after it Is cold turn it out on tho dish on which it is to bo served. Send to tho table with a hot liquid sauce. TOMATOES FOR SUPPER. Few people know how to preparo un- cooked tomatoes in tho way adopted in my family, and incomparably better than any inodo I have ever tasted, By this modo ' , I.,,.. thoy are Very deslrablO for SUUPOrorfor i ii . ., , . breakfast. 1-or a family or half dozen . , i ., r .. , persons, take SIX eggs, boil four Of thom hard, dissolve tho yolk with vinegar suffi cient, add about thrco teaspoons olmastard ana masn as smcotu as nosaiuio; men acid ' ' tho tWO remains CCga, (raw,) VOlk and ,, , J , white, stir woll j then odd oil to make al- together saucu sufficient to cover tbo touia-. toes well : add nlentv of salt and cavenno noDDor. and beat thoroughly until it frosts. r ft ' " " Skin and cut tbe tomatoes a full fourth of an iuoh thick, and pour the sauce over, and you haro dull for a President. Gtrmantown lelegroph. WHlcrJs Store. FRESH ARRIVAL Olf Spring & Summer Goons. Till! tubarrlbcr hfti Jutt returned from Ilia Cities with mini hp Inrffe nml titrrt nuortmot nf Sjivhiy anil Milliliter oo(ls, wEKK,t,gSy,.'Si JSrlUH. USSft".? Jl,w'i c,,ow"ro "' moon,,bure inl llllc,. fa,hlon. nnv noons. axd aHocKMKS. imrdwark iiuef.xware, cedar ware, hollow ware 1ro.y, xails, roots ,y shoes HATS cy C1PS, fce., 3(0., In slmrt everything usually kept In country Stores o whli h ho Invite tho public generally, Tlio Highest price paid for country produce. S. H. MILLEIi. Uloomsburg, April IS, 1PC3. E. & II. T. NTIIONY, MANUFACTURERS OF I' II OTOD II A P.II I 0 MATERIALS, 001 Broadway, New York. PH0T08BAPHS, ; Our Catalogue now embraces considerably over four thousand dllfercnt subjects (to rthich additions are con. iinuauy oeing inniio; oi rortraits ei i.niincnt nmrri incnii orcigii portraits. 'J,GuO Copiei of Works of Art, sent by mail, free. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. Of these we manufacture a great variety, ranging in price from 50 cents to $50 each Our Albums have the reputation of being superior in beauty and durability to uny others. Tlio smaller kinds can bj sent safely by mail at n postage of six ' cents per oz. Hie more expensive can bo sent by ex-I press. We also keep a Inro assortment of Stcrcscopes and Stcrescoplc views. Our Catalogue of these will ba sent to any address on receipt of stamp. 12. & II. T Anthony, .Manufacturers uf Photographic Materials 5U1 ltroadwny. New York I 1'rlends or relatives of prominent military men will confer a favor by sending us their likenesses to copy. They will be kept caicfully ami returned uninjured. Tine Albums made tn order for congregations to pre. sent to their Tastor, or for other purposes, with suita ble Inscriptions, &c. I August 4J, ieti3-0ui. MANHOOD Haio Lost! How Restored! ! Just published in a sealed Envelope : Trice G,ts. ALccturo on the Nature, Treatment, and Ridical Cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness, Scxuel Debility, Nervousness, and Involuntary Emis sions, inducing Impotency, Consumption, and Menial I'hyslcal Debility, by llnbcrt J. Culverwell, M. 1). The important fact that the awful consequences of sclf-abus may be ctTectuully removed without internal medicines or the dangerous application of caudles, In struments, medical bougies, and other empirical devi ccs, is hero clearly demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly successful treatment ui odol'ted by the cel ebrated authur. full v cxnlaincd. bv means of which every one is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and nt the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the adver tised nostrnms uf the day, This lecture will prove a boon to Ihojsasds and thousands, OIIAS. J. O. KLINE, k Co: 137 Broadway, Now York, PostOllice box, 45:6. Aug, 15. m. (Nov, 1, ltU'J.) JOHN C. YEAGER, MANUFACTURER It WHOLESALE DEALER tN fllHATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, BONNETS AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, No. 257 North Third Street, Phila'd. Nov. 29, 18G'., GIBSON'S pi AN 1) DEO RATI VE GSTIBM HIMSNT, No. 123, South Eleventh Street near VJ AM, Enameled Class, Fresco, Oil nnd Encaustic rnintin Jons Gibson. G. II. Cibon. January 12. latil 3m. IJrlilllll! Attorney at Law, BLOOMSBURG, PENN'A. Ofjlca :M the Exchange Hotel, Main bl Rerirsn To lion. Jobu Walls, Lewisburg, Tn. William Cameron, President of the l.cwisbiiig Rank. J. II. Tucker, President of the Northurubcrlahd ilank Dloomsburg, JuneST, 1S03. ly. ELI IIOLDEX NVITES the attention of every reade this paper, which includes many thous of his old patrons and u quaiulanccs To unuyually largo and beautiful verity AMERICAN and IMPORTED WA'ICHCS, CLOCKS and elegant designs of JEwELUY. Bilvcr Ware, be., ELI IIOLDEN. 708 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA March 7, J:C3-12m JAMES H. SMIT H, IMVORTER JWD WHOLESALE DKAL1M BRANDIES,' WINES, WHISKEYS, GINS, AND L10.UOR3, GENERALLY. No. U23 Walnut Sts. between 3i cj- -tlh PHILADELPHIA. C. II. UEWtY, Traveling Agent and Salesman. IC7 Orders Rbspkctiilly Solicited, November 22. I B02.-y. American J tyokl (OppoHile. Jnaeeaaemc Hall,) C II ESTN UT STl! CUT. II ET WEEN FI FTI1 fc S IXTii . PHILADELPHIA. WV ATT 4c IlEULlNflS, 'ropririon. November 30, 1801. .March 13, 1B58 WAIiNUT HOTEL, LIGHT STREET, Columbia county, Fr TIll; undersigned has located nt the ubove nainci nutel, formerly occupied by l'cler Bcliug, and nolle its a share of public patrouae. uy ciood accommodations for man and beast. Ti best kind of liquors at the bar. . .... J. D, RICE, Proprietor. April II, ieC3- JOHN S. LEE & CO.,' No. 40, NORTH WHARVES, Philadelphia. HOPE MAItJEItS AND SHIP CHANDLERS, Spun Cotton for Caulking, Ropes, Twines, Tur, Titch, Oakum, lilodu, and Oars, fcc. Angust A, Ittfu-r.'m. BLINDS AND SIM I) EH. Ti J. WILLIAMS. No. J0 North Sixth street, Phlla- Vn iUan It Taml Window Shades The largest ami finest assortment 111 the city, at lows" rrices, llliuds painted and trimmed equal Store Shades made and lettered, April 4, lcra-lm oikii tiicmiu tu mi "7, ollOLAKSlIII's FOR SALE. Pittsburgh Commercial College. lliuchamuliu Crittenden Philadelphia. Btratton.Uryant k Co.. " ThesH Hcrios. are iliuinniinlu nf.l.1 n,, tn n.l nrn ,p,,,,,,?,"BO,uue,,,0,,eu,rinB,,He'o'i above Colleges. Young uidu desiring toobtaln u finish ed U'.'lleslato Education, will here find n good specula Uul " applyingul tlio ofllce oftho Nov. Liew. Columbia uemocbat. jmsusicTn & itiioTiiKitfi. WIIOLEfc'AIE TOBACCO DEALER F NO.inR.WnillUI TllinnflmDT.n. w. - .JAfcl.i Five doorsbe low Race, PHILADELPHIA BLANKS! BLANKS! I Of every description, for sale at this office Goods FOll EVERY BODY, TERMS CASH OR PRODUCE. Jusl come toO and W Krcamcr's Store, In Jersey town, l'a. where you wllltlnd all kinds of Dry Uoodi) suchai Ladies Dress Goods, 1 Prints, Muslins, Ginghams, ! Ileisory, I Grocerios. Flannels, Shawls &o Qnconswaro, Hardwaro Cedarwaro, Tin-ware, And Drugs. Fish, Meat, Salt, Flour, Tobacoo, Segars, Hats, Cap?, Boots, IKON AND nas, NAILS. In short, everything that Is generally kept In a csun t ry store. Wo will sell you goods nt fair prices and take all kinds of produce as pay such as flutter. Eggs, Ornlu. Lumber, Shingles, Oak plank, and In fact anything that nny body clso will buy nnd sell ascheap at can bo sold In tha country. We will not b undersold by Jew or Gei.tilei, Como then ono and all, judgo for your selves. Bring your trado, but don't ask for trust. CM W KREAMER. Jcrscytown, May2, ieC3. THE NEW GKOIJKIIY STOKE. MORE FRESH GOODS. Just 'cceived at Erasmus New Store. Molasses, Sugars, Teas, Coffoo, Rice, Spices, HaTs and Caps, Fish, Salt, Tobacco, Segars, Candies, Razens, FEED AND PROVISIONS. Together with a great variety of notions and etcete ras, too numerous to mention. OMIuttcr. Eggs, Meat and produee generally taken in exchange for goods, A. II, ERASMUS. nioomsburg. May 0. 1803, First Great Arrival. STRING GOODS IN ORANGEVILLE, The undersigned, has, just replenished his Store House in Orangcvillc, with a well-selected asssrotmciit f SPRING k SUMMER GOODS Consisting In part of Cloths, Bilks, Muslins. Onsji incrc. Ginghams, Calicoes, Shawls, Hosieries, Carpets nnd Ladies' Fancy Dress ftroux. generally, from iaj to TSctsund Prints from 12 toSJcts. READY MADE CLOTHING. Hats, Hoots II Shoes Mackerel Molaasses, Sugar & Salt. GROCERIES GENERALLY. With all other artilcs. usually keptincouutrySt'.rcs, to which he invites tho enrly attention of old and lew customers. Having been at the City in the right '.line bought low and paid cash he will be able to com .ictc with the best, and sell for small profits and prc'unt pay. His friends lira United to pop In and see the sights. WM FRITZ. Grangevillc, May 2. 1803. 3m Wall Papei Latest frtilo lowest priecs. JUST Received a new assortment of latest styles of Wall Fnjicr i ncluding Barriering, and Ceiling Paper, and a general variety of material in his line, which w ill be found nn the SECOND FI.OO nmadi atcly over the store of Mr. I,T Sharpless. entrance one door cast of Lutzcs Drug More in the Rupert Illnck, where all persons wishing goods in his line will be attended to, in person' at at all times. CSy Poper Hanging tzecutcd to order and best style, at short wtict. E. J, THORN 10 Illoomoburg. May 9. 16K)-3ui jo ii nrrn 1, Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Penna. 5L.IAS DO D SON, Propriclor. Takes pleasure in announcing to the public that he 1 hnstaken and thoroughly refitted tho Forks Hotel fcrmcrly occupied by Robert llagcnbuch, Uloomsburg, aud is prepared to accomodate travellers, teamsters, drovers and boarders. Ills table will be supplied with best products tho markets atluril, and his liar will be constantly ruruisiieii w ith the choicest liquors, CTTA large nnd commodioii' stable has been erected. with n cenvenlent stable attached. Attentive ostlers will nlwats be in attendance, and he trusts his oblnrlne attention to customers will secure him a liberal tharu ef patronage: illoomoburg, Pa..No,29, IE02, J. r, ItYKR. h ti. MOVER. New Drug Store, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL rplIE undersigned would inform their friends and the a. puuuc gcnerniiy.inaitncy nave taken the stand fur inerly occupied by Geo M. Ilugenburh, luthe EkcIuiiil' Iluilding, on Main street, in Uluomsburi', where he h.is jui receiveu u iuu supply 01 SJ.-uys, Mi diciiies, Painty rtils Wlikh will be sold on modernto terms for readv nnv. Also, NOTIONS generally, of every variety, sortaud size. 1'hyeicians' prescriptions carefully compounded, at all times and on shoit notice. IC Confectioneiy of tlie best selections, and foda ! A share of the public custom is respectfully Bu ndled. EYER Si MOVER. (iloomsburg, April II, IE03. SEJLUCT SCHOOIi. MISS ELEONORA J. LESOIIER, WILL open a Select School in the Basement of the Reformed Church, in Illoomtburg, on Monday, the Tenth of August, le!03. The School will be divided into three classes, viz: PRIMARY Including children just commencing, price per Uuarter of 11 weeks, -J Oil. A-mUKWVmj-InciudiHg Rending, Writing, Spell, ing, and those commencing Geography, Grammar, and Written and Mental Arithmetic, prico per Uuarter. 3 01). ' 70W.7f-Including Reading, Writing, Spelling, Gram mnr, Geography, History of the United States, and Written and cntal Arithmetic, 91 U0. Lessons in the Ornamental branches, viz : itnimn aud Grecinn Oil Panning, Drawing, Nccdlc-worli, etc., at extra charges. Persons wishing to have Hair-Work done. uch .is Hob aud Guard Chains, Rings, or Ear-Drops, can bu aii-uiiiiiiuuumu. llloomsburg, l'a., Aug. 8, 1603-2m DENTISTRY. H. C. HOWE R, SURGEON DENTIST, RI'SPIXTFULLY offers his nrnfe.. ioual services to the ladies and gentle men of ill ooiii. burg nnd vicinity, He is nreii.'ired to uliendto all tlm vrin,u operations in the line of his profession, and I provided viith the latest Improved POKCELAIA TEETH; which will bo inserted on gold, platinn, silver and rubber base tolookwell as the natural teeth Mineral plate and block teeth manufactured and all operation on teeth, carefully and properly attended to, Residence aud ollice u few doors ubove the Court House, same side. Uloomsburg, JunoG. 1803, STOVE AND TIN-WARE SHOP. 'IMIi: undersigned would inform the citizensor I llloomsburg and vicinity, that hu hasjust u eived and olfers lor sale one uf the most extensive assortments nf COOKING and FANCY STOVlf ever introduced into this market. Tlio Christopher Ci umbus, James Robb anil (Hobo aro among the first clas cooking Stoves, all of which are air-tight ami gas burner His Parlur .loves are handsome uud the assortment vi ried. ALSOrParticular attention is paid to Tin. Wan and House Spouting, upon short notice. All kinds oj repairing will be done with neatness nnd despatch, Bv" Country praducu taken in exchange fur work. PHILIP S. MOVER. Oloo miburg. May 10, 1603, JOSEPH PUBlfELLi Manufacturer of .UMBRELLAS, SUN UMBREL LAS and PARASOLS, Nos. 2 & 4 N. 4th St., PHILA'D. Match 7 l&l-ain. AVAR PRICES OVER 1 SECOND ARRIVAL o v JVew Croods; AT THE STOBE OF -r -r r fv ITTTlll ureasj'S aiure, 111 liinni auxin, ra J J. BROWERaiJj KINDS. OF (iOODS! BLOOMSBURG, PA. r u innv uvvvu Knthn has Juil received, and i now opening n prima wi siurKoi npw unous lriun mo i, astern innrKcts, wlilchwillbe sold low for cash or produce, PIMNTSat 10, 19, UI, 22, and 2J cents, Drown fc Blom hcd Muslin, at 20, 25, 35, mid 40 cents l)c Ltdnes, f hnlits nl Dress Goods, a jull supply nt 18, 25. 31, and up tn 50 cts JjAJJliiiS' UrifiUA ULOTII foh DUSTEHS. A'so. a lre.h supply of GROCERIES, SPICES, J-C. Alio, a large lot of Queenswahe. CnnAiiWAUi:. IIardware, and Stonowaro, Boots and Shoes , And all kind of .Merchandise utuually kept in a coun try storo. Call and examine No charge for showing Goods. Maya, 1803, TIlHundcrslgneirinrsn CMenslvely rngaseil In ttie Undertaking Easiness, and keeps constantly on hand nd fur sale at his Warcrooms, a largo assortment of FINISHED es-a COFFINS, By which ho is enabled to (ill orders on presentation Ai.sn Keeps a good llorso and Hearse, and will at al limes ue rc.-uiy to attend FHnercls. SIMON C. S1I1VE, llloomsburg, January 2D, 18S0 Nos. 9, 11,13, 15, 17 Couitlandt Street, NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. This old-established nnd favorite resort of the Dim ness Community has been recent! refitted, and i ,,. pic to in everything that can miHitter tn the comforts of its patrons i.auica ami lamiiies are specially and care- tuny proviucn ior. It h centrally located in tho bu-iuess part oftho cltv. nnd is contiguous to the principal lines fcf steamboats, cars, omnibusses ferries, &c. In consenuenco of the nrossiire caused bv the Rnlnt. lion, prices have been reduced to One Dollar ai d I'ifly C ents per Day. The tablo is nmnly supplied with nil the limine,, nf the season, aud is equal tu that uf nny other hotel in the country. Ample accommodations arc ottered for upward of -IPO guests. wo nni uencvc runners hacKmcn, and others who may say "the Western Hnt"l is full." ii. I). WINCHESTER, Proprietor. THOS. I). WINCHESTER. Feb. lj.le'02. WILLIAM O. PERRY, pOOK-SELLER, Stationer, 13ook- I binders, Ulank book manufacturer, and Dialer in Imported and American Stationery. South Wen cor. 4th tc Ituce St.. Philadelphia. Persons visiting the city, or sending nrdem will do well to take u memorandum of the nhove Address. The stock is Inrge and well assorted, Prices Loir. PiiorouiiAi'il Auiums, Selling from hutts to S-5 carh. Tho newest styles and largest assortment in the City. Win. Ci. PURItr, Piiblihhfr, S. W, cor. 4lh& Race sirs., Philadelphia GREENWOOD SEMINARY. Millvillc, Columbia County, I'cnn'c, This well knowh School for both sexes will open NOVUM I1UI1 3d. ISO'.'. The recent additions tn the buildings; rCHder acct n odatious for more than sixty boarders. Tlio course of study will embrace three drpnrtinsc the Normal, the Scleiuilic, and the Commercial. The Principal will bonssisteil by experienced lead ers, folly qualified for their refpertivu positions. Parents and others may rest assured that no eiTnili will be spared to make the r-chonl worthy of natr.inr.gi nnd that the welfare of the students, Intellectually physically, and morally, ill receiveoureouVtautrai. For application, circulars orfuilher particulars, r.i press the undersigned, ut Mlllullle I olumlmi enmity 1 , t. maxwell pons; JOHN II. PATTO.V, A..M,, Principal. Millvillc. Pu Sept. 13, 18C2. KUIV JUUSKV LMS FOR SALIJ," ALSO, GARDEN AND FRUIT FARMS, Suituble for Grapes, Peaches, Pears, llaspbarrh s, Strewberries, Ulaikherries, Curn ut., Sec nf .i'l.'. in on quaeres each, a. the hdlowing prices lor the present, via: Jtl acres lor SJW, II) ncies for 31 IU, A acres for $10, 21 actes for 3111, 1 acre forSJII. Payable by one dollar n week. Also, good Cranbury lands, nnd village lots in Cheat wood. 25 by 10't feet, at $1(1 each, payable by on j lar a week. The above land and lurui". nn- situiilr a Chcatwood, Washington township, lliirlingti'ii county New Jersey, Tor further inlorination, apply, w itli P. O. Stamp, for a circular, to II. FRANKLIN I'LARK, No. 00 Cedar Street, New York, N. V. January 17, 1:03. 'piIEPropnetorof this wcll-kpownand centrally Iocs 1 ted House, the Excnxsui: Hotel, situatii on Vai, Street, ill llloomsburg, immediately -.jmosite the Coluni bia County Court House, respectlully informs his friends and the public iu general, that his House is now in .,r dcr for the reception and entertainment of travelers who may feel disposed to favor it with their custom, lie bus I spared no expense- in prepatiug the Em 11 inoc, for the entertainment of his guests, neither shall there be any. thing wauling (on his pari) to minister to their personal comfort. His house is spacious uud enjoys an excellent business location, ICr-Omnibuses run at all times between the Exchange Hotel anil the various Rail Road Depots, by whirh liav. elcri will be pleasantly coiueyed to and from tho re. spectivu Stations iu due tiiuo to meet tlio Cars. WM. U. KOONS. niooiusburg, July 7, lrT.O. TIII3 subscriber has just received a lot Hosiery Trimmings and New Goods, such as S S IP 1K1 V IE S i v v m t ALSO: GLOVES, DOLLS. loTAYS, SATCHEL!,. HOOP SKIRTS, PORTMOMES. AND OTHER NOTIONS. K7 Wheeler Si Wilson's Sewing Machines for sale. ei,u-HMima, uiuuui liutitiS HUH IJIOies. Also-Mrs. Allen'. Duir Reslorer. which will give to gray iti natural color, A. D. WEIlfl. Next Door bcluw Court House. Uloomsburg. May 30, 1C6J. TINWARE & STOVE SHOP, THE undersigned respectfully informs his old friend and customers, that he lius purchased his brothers merest in tho above establishment, and the concern ils hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively, lie nas just rucciveii auu nuers tor sale, the larg est and most extensive assortment of 1'ANU V STOVES ever introduced into this market. His stock consists of 11 complete assortment nf ha best Cooking and parlor Moves in the market, tugcth. er with Stove l'ixlures of every .lescritition. Oven and llqx Stoves, Radiators, Cyliudar Stoves, Cast Iron Air 1 Tight stoves, Cannon Stuves, ice, &c. Stovepipe and , Tinware constantly on hand uud manufactured tu order, All kinds of repairing dune, as usuul, on churl notice. Tbo patronage of old friends and new cusiomxrs ro peelfully soliciled, A, M. RUPERT, llloomsburg, November 3d lSCU.-tf, IoTinToli S02 Market St., Philadelphia IMPORTER of Tuys, Pipes aud fancy Articles, 3 The larger! variety of Pipes, Toys, Jlaskcts uu FANOY GOODS TO HE FOUND IN THE CITV. Pleai call nd Eiaimnc, Mich7, 1EC3 1 1 MQK EW ! IF YOU WANT TO BUY YOUR Cheap Spring Goods,' GO TO ttensy's Store, iu Mghl Street, Pa, OAL1GOE, MUSLINS, SILKS, GINGHAM, FLANNELS, CARPETS, HOSIERY, L.rt I nrt u a Ii A W LlO. T 1 if r-,1 ii Iieaay-iil'iae (jIoiLiiiia Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Coffees, Teas, Fish, Salt, Bacon, limns, Lard, Tobacco, Sopara, Hats, Boot', ' Caps, Shoes, Drug?, Oils, Paints, &c. In addition to our large stock nfDry Goods, we have f Urge and full assor incnt of Ready Madu Clothing oor ilen and Hoys wear w-hlcli wo are determined to noil cheaper than enn no bought elsewhere. Call nnd see, and Judge for yourselves. II. W. CREASY t CO. Light Street, March 1. 18G3. LARGE ARRIVAL OF New Spring& Summer AT PETER ENT'S STORE, IX LIGHT STREET, COLUMBIA COUXTV, PA, HAS just received from Philadelphia, and is now opening at tho old stand lately occupied by Martz tc. Ent, a splendid assortment of rj. . vJ) which will bo sold cheap for CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE. His stockcoiislts of Ladles Dress Goods iholccststylcs and latest fashions Calicos, Muslins, Giughams, Flannels, Carpets, Shawls, Hosiery, Silks, READY MADE CLOTHING. Castinicrcs, Satinets, Cottonadcs, Kentucky Jeans, Thread, &o. Groceries, Quccnswaro, Cedarwaro, Hardware, Medicines, Drugs, Oils, Paints, &e. BOOTS & SIIOF.S. HATS k CAPS. i In shnr, wecry thing usunliy kept in n rouiilry store The patrouagn of old friends, and the tiublie'eenerat. ly. I respertfully so icitud. TJie nignest marKci price pain lor country produrn. PETER ENT. Light Street, May 30. 1WI3. N.Vt lOXAL l'0.M JUK.U 1.1L lOLLLGLS I.OCATKD IN PHILADELPHIA. S.E. CCKNT.Iiri'11 AND CHESTNUT STd., Ntw York City, Brooklyn, Albany, Troy Buffalo. De'roit, (I'Vclttnd, Chicago, and St. Louis Hook. keeping, Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetu Commercial Law, I'orms, Correspondence, cc, piact tally tuught. 'J liese Colleges being under tile same general and lo cal management, und unitim- in each the udvnutage of all, offer greater facilities fur imparting iiistruc. . l than nnv other similar institution in the country. A scholarship issued by any one isgoud ill all i'ci u unlimited lim'e. Tho Phil.iilelphio Collegu has been recently enlnt; and refurnished iu u superior manner. 11111' is now ft I largest nud most prosperous Commercial Institution 1 tho State I'ryatu & Strattnn's series of Text Rooks, embrnc llonk-kcepiug, t ommerfial Arithmetic, and Cummer Law. for sale, and sent by mail. K7 For ful particulars lend fur a circular. October iH. Iri.'J- I:hn. Hon. Wilson ITcO ind'tst. Judge of the United States t ircuit Couit, President, Corner I'enn nud St. Clair Street, I'l'lTSHURGII, PA THE LARGEST. t'HAPEST AND REST. $35 00 jiays forn fu'l t'omuiereial Course. (l- Nn extra chnrees for Manufacturers, Steamboat, Railroad and Hank Hook. Keeping. Miuisters'sons athalf prico Students enter and re. view nt uny time. 'I his institution is conducted by experienced Teach ers and practical Accountants, who prepare young men for active business, at tho least expense ami shortest time, for the most lucrative uud responsible situations Diplomas granted for merit only. Hence the universal preference for graduates of this college, by busiucss men. I'ruf. A. COWI.flY, the best Penman ill the Union, wlio holds the largest number of first premiums, and over nil competitors, tenehes rapid business w riliuir, For specimens of Penmanship, and rata'ogue con taluiug full information, cm lose tweuty-tlvc cents tn JI'.NKINn & SMITH, Principals. tO' Attend wkern the Sons uud Clerks of ilusiuess Men and Hankers grnduule, April 111, Ieli3-y. April 4, 1M3. Mending- Kail Bto.ul. SUMMER ARRANGE M ENT, CM RE AT TRUNK LINE l'ROM THE NORTH AND I Northwest for Philadelphia, 'uw York, Heading, Potlsvilhi, Lebanon, Alleutowu, Easton. kc, A-c. Traius leave Harrisburg for Philadttphla. New York Reading, Poltsvillc aud all iiitenuediate stations, at S a. 111., and 3 p. iu. New York cxptess leaves Harrisburg at 2.15 a. in,, arriving at New York at ' 13 tlio same morning Pares from Harrisburg 1 To .New York S3 13; to Philadelphia $3 3J und Si S'J. Ilaggage checked through, Returning, lenvo Now York at (i a in., 12 noon, nnd 7 p. 111., (Pittsburg Express). Leave Philadelphia uts.13 a, 111., uud 3.30 p in. Sleeping cars iu the New York express trains, through to and from Piitsburith without change. i'lissengert by thuCnt.twissa Railroad lenvo Taniaaua at S.SII a 111., und i 13 p in., for 1'liiladilphi.i, New York and all Way Points. Trains lenve Puttsvlllo nt 0.13 a. in., and 5.30 p. m for Philadelphia. Harrisburg and New York. An Accommodation passenger train leoves Rending atu.UUa. 111, uud returns frsui Philadelphia at S, 00 p.m. lf All the above traius run daily, Sundays excepted. A Sunday train leaves Polttvillu at 7, 30 a. 111., uud Philadelphia at 3. IS p. 111, Commutation, mileage, season, and exoursion tickets ut reduced rates to and from all points. G. A. N1COLI.8, May U3, 1EG3, General Superintendent, WMNWE mitt, PUI1LIC SQUARE, IVILKES-RARRL PA. rpiimin.'eri"igncd, having taken this well-known stand 1 llorinetiy ol major rulerhaugh), respectfully sollj ils the pnlruuagu ol the public. No pains will be spared ill any or its dcpartmenti,t mder satisfaction tu ull guest. ThcTAUI.E und tha render satisfaction tu ull guest. The TAtll.E und the IIAR will always be supplied Willi Ilia 11BST THE MARKET AFFORDS. (T7 Good stabling fur Horses and attentive llcutlers. The "Exchange" is eligibly situated on the Public Hipiare, uud has therefore peculiar advantages toper sons unending Court or doing business In the public otiiccs, Chnrgcs moderate. N, It. Whenever you como to town, plena call. wiiiwi-ntt is. mv " 1 'iMLt: FHcndsatid Relatives. SB AVE SOLDIERS AMD HOJLOWAY'S PILLS. AND OINTMENT. . - .A t n.lnllii.a I ,, flin A.,n.Dr n" "O" iia, . ,eiiim unit , ...... o -. Nnvv linnliltnkn eslieelnl earn that thcV be II 111 Pi V sun- piled with those Pills nnd (Jlnlmenl j nnd Where the , iv ?''ii'r!i!"n",i" i:r.e'!,t Ihcmselveswlth Ihem, no better present ran ho sent them by their rriends. They liavo been proved to bo the Soldier's never falling friend In tho hour of need, COUGHS AND COLDS AITEOTINO TROOPS, Will be speedly relieved nnd clfettually cured by using theso admirable; medicines, nnd by paying proper uticntlou tu the Directions which are attached tu each Pot or llox. SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OP AP ETITL', INCIDENPALTO SOLDIERS. n i,nn f.. elliiir which n snriden us usiinllv nrlefrnm . trouble or annoyances, obstructed peispirntlou, or cat- 1 lug and drinking whale r is unwholesome, thus dls turning the healthful action of the liver nnd stomach These organs must be relieved, If jou desire tube well The Pills, tnkeu according to tho printed insrtuclions, will quickly produce n henlthy action in both liver and stomach, and, ns n natural cunseiueHcc, clear head and good appetite. WEAKNESS OR DEHII.ITY INDUCED II V OVER I I'ATIOUE ' Will soon diappear by tlio usoof these Invaluable Pills, nnd the Soldier will quickly acuiilru additional strength. Never let the Rowels bo either coulincd or uiiilulv acted upon. It tiny seem strange, that Hot lowny's Pills should bo recommended lor Dysentery mid i'lux. many persons supposing that they would Increase the r I. ixntion This is n great mistake, for I these Pills w ill correct the liver aud stumaih, and thus , remove nil the acrid humors Irani tha s)stem, This medicine wl'l give tone ami Igor tu th; whole urgnuic I system, however deranged, whilu health and strength 1 follow lis n matter of course. Nothing will stop the re ! luxation of tho Uoo s so sure a till famous medi cine. VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION I INDISCRETIONS 01' YOUTH. Sores and Ulcers, Welches anil Swellings, can with certainty be radically cured, If tlio 1'ills are taken night ami morning, ami wiiiwuciii oo ireeiy uscu ns siaieu hi ; me priuieu insiriicimii". i iii-iii..u n, .tty iiier iii.iu ner. they dry up ill cue part to break out in another hereas this Ointment will remove thu huinurs Irom the sy 'tern, and leave Hie Patient u vigorous mid healtliy man. ii win r 'iiiire u nine ihtsui ct.incu ii, uau ta bes to insure n lasting cure. l'Ult WULN1I3 LITIIIWt tl(.CASI(l.i:il ItV THE IIAVOXET SAURi:, OR Till: I1ULI.ET, SOSES OR IIRUISES, To which every Soldier und Sailor are liable, there are no niedines so safe sure, and convenient, as lint, lowny's Pills und Ointment. 'I he wounded and almost dying sutlercr might have his wounds dressed iiume. diatily. If he would only provide himself with this mntchlcs Ointment, which should be thrust into the wound ami smeared nil round It. then covered with n piece of linen from his kuapsai k uml compiessed with u Handkerchief Talking, night and morning, liord Pills, to cool the syrtem und Prevent iiill.iuiatioii. Eveiy Soldier's Knapsack and Somiu.iii's Chest should be provided with these valuable Remedies. CAUTION! None are geiiuinu unless the words "Ilollowuys, New Yorkand London " aro disrernable as u Water.murk in e,ery leaf oftho buok of directions around each pot or box ; the same may plainly seen by holding the leaf to the light. A handsome reward will be given to any ouo rendering stiili information as may lead to the detection of any oarty or parties counter feiting the medicines or vending thu same, knuuiug them to b- spurious. So!dnt manufactory ot Professor llolhuvay, 80 Mladcu l.aue. New York, and by all respectable Drug istsaml Dealers in Medicine, throughout the ilviUud wo.'ld. in boxes at-.'.i cents, and &1 each. C3"l here Is cuiisidciuble sav ing by taken the larger sizes. N. H, -Directions for the guidance of patients in every disortler nreathxed to each box. June 20, IN, 3, y. E C O N OJvl ISWA L T H CURE YOUU COUGH FOR13 CENTS !Z7ie best an I cheapest Household remedy n the World. MADAME ZADOC 1'OUTEll's mdamh za hoc pen. TER'S ('urativo llal-mn is warranted if used ecenrding to the directions, tn cure iu all 111-es Coughs, lulls, Whooplu' rough, A'lliini and all atl'eilious of the throat uud Ldugs. Madame .adoc porterN I'alsain i-prepared with all the requisite ski'l. from a ci-11 1 Li 11 at 1 mi of the he.t rem. 1 ediesthe vegi table kiuadoiii I ntlords, ils r-1 1 1 .'.I i :cl 'uali- ' ties lire b.lred on lis power to assist the healthy iircu l.ilnui uf the blood, through the l.uugs. It i nut a viu. lent remedy, but enioileut wariiiiug, searching and off ei-tivu; can be taken by Hi, oldest person or the young est child. MadntuZiidoc Port r's In I. ' sain has been in use by tho ' public for over 18 years, and has a cun red its present sale imply by being recnmineu. led by those who have used 1 it to their afflicted friends and others. Mint Important. Madame Zadne Porter's Curallvn tlalsam is sold at a prloa whirh In mil's it iu tlu reach nf every one to keep it convenient f"r use. The time, ly use nf a single bottle will prove lo be worth I0U time", its cost. NOTICh. Savo your money! Do not be persuaded to purchase articles at 4s to $1 which do not contain the virtues of u 13 cent bottle of M.rl.iuie Porter's Cu rative llalsam, theenst of manufacturing which is ns greot as almost any other medicine ; and the very low prece -it which ft U sold, makes the profit to the sell Tnppn.'utly small, and unprineipaled dealers wi' sometimes rec-ommend other mudicines on which their nrollts aro larger, unless the customers insist upon having Madame Porter's and none other. Ask for Madame I'ortir's l urativo linlsuni. price Elcents, and n large bottles nt 2.5 oeuis, aud take no other. Oy Sold by all llrugsi.ls nnd Storekeeper at I3cts, :.'l in larger bottles al "-'.J cents. HALL RUCKLE, Pr priulors, New York. January SI, Ic03. C R IT TENDER'S riIII.MIL l' IA llWME.iaAL. COLLEGE, N. E, cornet oj 1th and Chestnut Sticcts PHILADELPHIA. Tins Institution, which was established Iu IP 14 nnd is now conseipienlly in the eighteenth near uf its exist ence, numbcrsainong its graduates, hundreds of the uiostsucccssful Merchants uud Uurdiiccs Men of our Country. Tub Object oftho Institution is solely to alTurd young men facilities fur thorough prcpnratioufor busiusss. This IliiANCiiBsTAUoiiTare, lluok-herptng, ns applica ble lothi! various departments of trade; ''enasn, both plain and ornamental ; Commercial laic Mi'hc matiet, .Varijration Cltil Engineering, Draitiita, i hon. ogarphy, and Modern Langnoges . " TieSvstkm or Instruction Is peculiar i no classes or set lessons uro made u-u of. but nidi student is taught Individually, so that he may commence at any time, and attend al whatever hours uru most cuuvunient. Catalooues are issued ami ualltj after the 15th nf April containing Hainan of the studcnlsfur the year, aud full particulars of terms, &.C.. ami may bu obtained al any time by uddresing the Principal. In Extensivb Accommod,tions, uiie-spread reputation nnd the tengihu eiperleme of ihe Principal, this Institu tion infers facilities superior tunny other In the coiiii try, fur young men wishing tu prepare for business, and toobtaiu at the same time a diploma, which Kill prate a recommendation lur them them to any Merchnu. tile House. utyCRiiiNDSN'sSfrirs of Treatises on IIook-Ki-ei'. ino. now nore widely circulaledthan any other work on the subject, are for sale at the College. S. HODGES CHITTENDEN, Attorneyat-Laic, PltlM-IPAt: Jan, 23-1802 ISm. Exchange Hotel, LAIK COU. R. S. JONiS.I jno. 77 uock direct Uext door tO tills Pot Office, IMiiliidoInhia. nhls well known establishment mnint.iiim liin,ni! J celebrity, and Its well knuwii repulatiun of beiuy V'0,,5S1., . HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN Sliall be sustained. Doom - may be had ut all hours- R"r ")?'" 31 P.','r ,v,pki Si-5'l, per luoiilh, ld ihe Haraiid Luting Di'pnitinents are furnished Witt the best of everything tho market can nrodnee. GVIE, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, nud delicacies of every dime may be had at a inomo i' itutiiL-, swmj Meals at 12 rents nnd upwards, and may bo had from SAJI till 1-Jutulcbt, Geiilleuieu may rest us.ureil that no expense will bo spared to tender this Hotel a model one. .T OTTWVIvMHf Il,, i,.si. - isni -l . v Ali NiviniV, 1 ropr. Maith , lEM-Jm Si" V 4 t - ITSiltS SIRE If aS02J3Dr FOR THE COWSTJTI3TI0W AND THE roil DIABETES AND DISEASUS OP THE Thttt Dangerous and Troublesome DittaUi, tckiehhoi thus far Resitted the lest directed Treatment cun be Cnmpletily Controlled 4y the REMEDY nous liftrenil THE CURATIVE properties of the tnedlrlnc dliect themselves tn the r. gans of serrctlou, nml by sn nlturing Ilia rnuditinii of the stomach nud liver thntthe starchy prlneiplu oftho food is notennvcrted Into sugur solong as Ihu systeu: is under Hie Influence of the CONSTITUTION WATER, which glvn those organs time to recover their kcnllh" tune and vigor. Wn are able In state th ,1 the Coiistiiu', tlun Water has cured every casuof Diabetes In uhlcli I. has been given. STONE IN THE IH.ArinFIl, CALCULI'S, HRAVEt IIRICtt DUST DEPOSIT. AND MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES Al'TEIl UUi.N'ATixO. Diseases occurlni from onennd Ihosamo cause will be entirely cured by the Constitution Wator, Iftnken foi nny length online. Tho dose should nry with the severity nf tho disease, from twenty dropi In a loa. spoonful threetiiues a day, In water. During th pa,, sago of tlio Calculus, the pain and urgent fr i,t.ui should bo combated with tlm prop r r in ill t,,.h followed up with tho Constitution Water, us nbov. di rected. DVSMENORR AO!A, OR PAINI'IILL MI'.NSI'JU'A. TION, AND IN MENORRHAGIA OR PROl'LSE PLOWING, I'.oth diseases arising from n faulty secretion r.f tm menstrual fluid in the one enso being loo little, an accompanied by severe pnln ; nnJ tho oilier n ton p fuse secretion, which will bu speedily cured I, Constitution Wator. That disease known ns 1'AI LING OP which is the result ofn relaxation of th that organ, nud is know u by n sense l I'M r j c!i,,auled by sharp liiclnating or sho dragging pains in the nacK nnd side the units, w ill, in all cases he roino. There W another class of symptom - RITA I ION OF Till! Wll.MII. whidi 1 . Ner ousness, which word covirsupnn ign and in nine cn ml of ten tho ilni t .' , know whether the symptoms are t ., disease the symptoms. We can nnlv n , , . here. I spi al. .nnre particularly of Col ' 1 , . tinn in the Heart. Impared Memory . U nk. In1', es of Heat Languor, i nssllude, uu 1 Hi., . i, I STPPItEs3Sr.il MENSTItr n lOV I Whirh in the unmarried feuialu is a constant n-cu, 1 ,n 1 disease, and throiiuh neglect the seeds ot mure urn j nud dangerous maladies are the result; uml us in., nth I after iniiulh passes w itliiuit an oll'oit being niioh- tu a--sist 'nature, tho suppression hecoiues chn,, ic, ihe pn 1 tient gradually looses her appetite, the himels ute constipated, night swe.ils co.uo on, and eonsumptiun liuallv ends her career. I.EUCOilliaiA OR WIIITIIS. 1 his dlense ilepeudii upon an lull iinallnu of inn -oi-, lining oft c vagina and womb. It 1 111 all ,.,9. tomp.iuied by scvete pain in the b.ic-k ueci ss 1 1,, huiwd nud through Ihe hips. A t, icpouuful ol 1,1, medicine may bo taken three limes 11 day, with an in jection of 11 tablespoonfcil of the mediume. mixed .,,u ahaif.pintof soft water, liniriiiim audev nn.g , IRRITATION Ol' Till'. NECK Ol' 'I'll i HU'lDvU. INl'LAMATION OP Till. KIII.VEVS AMI CA TARRH ol' Tin; 111. adder, srn VNui hy ( AND HL'RXING OR PAINI'l'L URl.N'A I'l Mi I I'orthesediseuses It 1 truly 11 sooreigu rei.icly, uml ' too much cannot In- said in ils praise A single uo Im been snow to r"hve the iiin-l urgeni s punn ' Are you troubled with that uistr. sing pain small ofthe hack nnd through Ihe hips ( A tea ,, ,111 a day of Constitution Waicr will roli,. a j uu like 11. a . I I'OIl DYSPEPSIA, It has no equal iu relieving the Most ilistrc stlii? pi toiiK. M-o. Ileadnche. Heartburn. Acid Slronaeh itlng Food, Sic. Taken toaspoonful after iiinn r '1 Ii dose in all cases may be increased it desired, but , lo,i,i i be done gradually. 1 PIIY.-ICI.WS Have long since given up the use nl h'irh.i. eub hsan juuiter iu thetreatiiii-uliif th -so c.ue.isi s, .cuiioi, s them for want of u better remedy. , CUN STl I'UTItiN WATER llasrnved itsalf Jiual tu the tusk tll.il low de.,ted upon it. DIURETICS Irritate and drench thu kidney,., aud by constant use 00011 lead luchronio dgcueciliurt uud co illrmeii uu cae. Read. Rca?. Read. 1 Danvili.k, Pa.. June ' l-ii-. Dr. Wm. II. Gllr.cio Daer Aerlu lehiary. lr 1 I w as utllicicd w It Is the sugar diabetes, 11 mi fr live mc ,tus 1 iassed more than two gallons of water 111 tweut) 1 r hours. I was oh Iged to gel up as 0I1-11 t u or lev 1. timos dining th, night, ami 111 live mouth I lost ntmii titty pounds 111 weiiith. Ilurning th u.ouiii of ,li v, lehl, I procured two hotth of Ctinsluiltlou uter nil iu tw inlays after using it I experi "iici cl r Hi l. and fler taking two bottles I wuseutir.ly rur u soon , f 1 , reg.iiui.is my usual goul htallli. Vour- tmly J. V. I, III. ITT. I'.osUn Comers, N. Y Dee. 2; I, Win. II. Gregg St Co.: Guilts: I freely give you liberty to inak 11s . follow iug cirtilieate ofthe nine 01 1 'cmtitui 1 A ter, which 1 can rcccoiunii'iid in the highest 111.11m r .My wife, who was attacked uuh paluiu tin- sti ders, whole length ofthe li.uk, uml 111 her Inn'.. 1. Palpitation of the heart, attende.i w ith Fulln 1 I Womb, Dysmeiiorrhoea. nud "Irritation of ,fi der," 1 called a physician, who utteinled Ii , three mouths, when hu left her worsa than h her, 1 then employed one of the In st ph 1 could llnd, whoattuiideil her for about mm- ,, 11 uud while she wus under his euro she i.i-i u t il ipiitn ns mm h pain ; ho dually gave In r up ,111 1 'her case was lucuiable." 1'or, said lie, tn u, a combination of complaints, that median l-ic n f ouo operate dgaiust somo other of her 1.11. 1, u, 11 " About this time she commenceil to use 1 111. WkTKit, and toour utter ustoiiishmeiit, almost the lir-t dose seemed tnhave the dsiri'd ell'ect. and rli I, pt on improving rapidly u.ilur its Ireuluieiit. and uo super iiitunds entirely he,-doiiiestie uir.iirs Sh has not ta ken anyofthul.dN -rim ion WAn.11 foraboul lourweeks aud wu uru happy to say that it has produced a perma nent cute. WM. 51. VAN HENSCnoTLN. Mlt.doRi), Cusn,, Nov, l'.l. If 1. fn. Wm.II.Grmiu; Dear Met I have for several years been at' l tc with that tooiiblesomecind iluiigeroiis disea fir k which resisted ml remedies uud do lors until i iooi OosjTt-iurioNAi. Wat'ir, aud you may In nss'u d tn l was pleased with the result. Ithaseutirel iur and jou may make any use of my name you mai i iu regnre tu the mediiliie. us 1 have entire " in its ellicucy. Your l'll I- THESE ARE IMCTSr.NO' There is noclass ofdisc.ises lliat hausllug etrecls upon the human r,----, m , j,, Itetes nud diseases of the Kidney - 1 , ry Passages, and IhroiiL'h u (also mcii, i i,i lectud until they are soai'vnuc' d a- t. i, . , control of ordinary remedi.is. nun . ,,r - CONSTITUTID.N H' til It To tho public ith th i, tion il, ,i n ,, , ,, , relieving the rlas nl ni-eas. is t,,r win ', , , t found so mlii',ntl sun -sful in uri'u i, that vv .hall In rei.rfl.',l ,n our Dmi. in , ii vuliiald.. re.iseuv in a Ijiiu to meet ihe ri'j'j ' patient .111,' (dl sl l.cu, I'OIl SALEHV ALL'n!!l.'GCI0T- PHUT l WM. II. CI.OUGIJ otU, Prop, i Morgan & Allen, Cencrul Agjnt-, ,N. ri .. Ncw-York, Sept WI. ISti'J. J ., KVANR& WATSi. i. i-cci f l.'V- AI..-lHA.NIJi;r. SAFES. ? lliiKf " MOVED to .Vv. in Acs.. y ii.iS.ifi, Street, Philadelphia, huv .'"fel Jl-ff," MAIAMAVIIItR stl'lN ami u targe assortment of I iniei prom Mainiiiauiler S: I e iron ctoors, lor I, -inks ol l. Iron shutters iron i.-i.li. .ill ikes uf locks equal tu any ma ie in the United States. Eire Safes in one fir), .HI came out right! vuh eon tents tn goon conuiuvn. Tho Salamander Safes uf Philadelphia against III world, EVANS k WAT ."ON, have liod the surest deinoitration in the following cer tificate that their luauiifiiiture of Salamander Safes ha. at letieti, fnllv warranted llu, renreaenffiilnna t.lncl, litcp ' been made of Ihem us rendering an undoubted s, again! im ceiiiiici vicmeiLi Philndcliihla Anril I.', c-u nr.... Pi-a. ,t- ll'ation; Gentlemen - It nll'irds ns the highest satisfaction to state to you, that lining to the very protective natalities of two of tlm Salami tiw Sufe wl,'th wa l,urtl'1",eu t you some live month since uo saved a large nortion of Jewelrv, and nil our book., &c, expmcd to the calauiinuus, tire III Rallstcad place en the morning ofthe I Ull Inst,. Wlicn reflect (hat theso safes were located in the fourth slory of the building wa occupied uud that tiny fell subsequently iutou heap of burning ruins, uliern the vast concentration of the heat caused thu brnss plates u melt, we ciiiiuol but regard Ihe preservation nf Hi ir wil liable consents ns most cniiviuciug pruuf of the great curlty nll'urded by yoiir sales, We shall tuke great pleasure In recoinmeiidlui; tb ,ut.n uf business ns u sum reliance nsaiiitt lire, . OEOHGE V. SIMMONS Ik IHU),. .ii. ry-Thuy hmv since pnrcliiis id ill largo Kafe.i. w ,50.' 'Ai.gu.l :i. ,1 riV.r?T fV.."-.-1 stores i mi
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