Farmers Dcpartmont.
FACTS AHOUT APPLES.
Yo liavo an old npptc troo which was
revived by trimming and grafting it with
Ualvvin soions fourteen years nco. It lias
been greatly neglected, and was fast run
ning to ruin when the work of renovation
was commenced. Tho trimming and
grafting proooss was not dono at oneo,but
judiciouly continued throught three years.
juuriDg una time mo swaru was dug up ,
and pulverized, nnd tho soil for a diameter
ot twenty feet about the tree was manured
and dressed two or three times with wood !
ashes, Tho manure was slightly dug in
when applied, The now graft began to
bear moderately the thrid year ; and grad
ually increased, until in 1800 thoy gavo
U3 seventeen barrels of npplcs. Iu 1801
thoy yielded only a peek or two, and the
present vear. 1803. twenty one barrela. ! '
. , . , ,. I
musk 01 wuicu wcro mcuium 3izcu,marKCi
able apples 1 Another tree, which had
scarce a sound limb upon it, was renova
ted at the same lim?. This however,
produceod tho Iluut Kusset apple, and did
not need grafting. The dead wood was
cut away, tho top thinned a liitlc, and a
mound of good soil raised a foot
in height about tho trunk. The grouud
under tho branches was dressed with ashes
and old composts, about every other year
lor six year, lho tree commenced bear
ing tho summer succeeding the care be
stowed upon it, and has averaged about
two barrels per 'year since. These apples
were especially valuable, as it was the only
ireo on tho place that furiiithed any fit
for family use. By considerable pleasant
care, and a moderate expense, wo have
been enabled to gather this year about ono
hundred and twenty five barrels of very
fine apples, New England Farmer.
MILDEW ON GRAPES.
I noticed iu a latter i.-sue of tho Coun
try Gentleman an arlielo headed "Mildew
on Exotic Grapes." In a conversation
tritl, f!, . i.. ... I
i uumjii niuu jjinnvi, nt; sia-
i.T . I T.. . . . .
ieu mat; powuercu jimc, sprinKleu on
grapes and leaves when mildewed, was a
sure remedy and preventive. He stated
that he had seen it tried in Germany as
well as in this country, aud always with
complete success. Out of a viuoyard of
three thousand vines this season, I noticed
but three on which the grapes mi'.dcwed,
All of those which mildewed stood over
drains which had become partially stop
ped. Beneath two of them tho drain was
opened, when the mildew gradually disap
peared, These were the To-Kalon -and
the only To Kalon which I ever saw mil
dewed and tho other an Isabella. The
drain being untouched, lhe grapes were
entirely destroyed. A Catawba, standiug
over the same drain, and not six feet from
tho Isabella, was uninjured. In my opin
ion the Catawba, is hardier than the Isa
bella and the To Kalon hardier than cith
er, never winter, liilli:.g, bearing every
season large lino clusters of a delicious
flavor keeps well, and ripens earlier
than the Isabella. E. A. K-, King's Fer
ry. Country Gentleman.
How to Increase a Farm. Rev, S.
King, in a recent address to the fanners
of California rebukes what ho calls their
''lust for immenso ranches." He tells
them that if they have fifty more, they
hhould anuex tho fifty that lio beneath
those that thoy already own, and gain
their title to them by the use of a subsoil
plow. This is good advico, applicablo in
nil localities,. as a man had belter increase
his estate by thorough culture, than by
merely increasing its superficial area.
Country Puddino. Mix the yolk of
3 eggs smoothly with three heaped table
spoonsful of flour; thin tho hatter with
new milk till it is of tho consiktcnoy of
cream ; whisk the whites of the eggs sep
arately, stir them into tho battor,and boil
the pudding in a floured eloth or basin for
an hour. Before it is served, cut the top
, l.-.o !. t,.,.ii
quickly in cross bars, pour over it a small
-e i . l
poi oi ruspuurry or Mru wuei ry juiiy or jam
and send quickly to table.
A Sure Cure For the Apple Hark j
Louse. Say to the readers of tho Rural j
that Petroleum (Seneca Oil,) will hill
the apple bark louse. There is no fail
or uncertainty in this remedy. Dont't
forget it. Apply it now, as it will kill
the new growth duiing summer. O. T.
Hoiius, Randolph Pa.
To Dry Sweet Apples. Bako as for
the tablo. then drv iu a brick oven. Thev
, i i i . i i -i i
may be soaked, beatCCl, water UriCll away,
and restored very nearly to tho condition
of a fresh haked applo. Stewed in moro
eyrup, they mako a much richer sauce
than the common dried apples. !
POLIBU papers 6a'S that Count Joseph
Gurowski, brother of Count Adam Gurow
.....
ski, and ono of the leaders in tho Polish
insurrection, has been taken prisoner and
thrown into a dungeon in tho citadel of
Warsaw.
RisqwonMS A salve mado of hard'
soap (called by some rosin soap) and gin
ger, rubbed on ringworme, will kill them.
Miller's Store.
FRESH ARRIVAL
or
Spring & Summer
Hilir. subscriber Inn Just returned from llio Cities
X with nnnthcr large and select nisortntet of
Siii'iiiir ami summer (slooris,
purchased nt Philadelphia, nt tho lowest figure, and j
which tlicy nro determined to sell on nsiuodcrato terms !
I as rnn In' procured elsewhere In Illoomiburg. Ills i
stork comprises I
ladies' nith.ss noons,
of choicest styles nnd latest rashlon.
DllY auODS, AXU alWCF.IUF.S,
ItHilHI'llir. (lUF.KX'HAnF, I
cf.dar wahi:, iiui.i.vir nviitu
mo.v, xau.s, jiuots sjiofm
HATS 1( CAPS, A.e., eye., yc
In short cvnrytlilnE usnntly kept In country Stores
o wlili li lie Invito 1 lie public generally.
The Highest price paid for country produce.
CI Tt MIT t T.MJ
nioomsburg, April 1?, ipox'
E. k II. T. NTIIONY,
M ANUFACTUII BUS 01' PIIOTOG U A 1' II I C
M ATERI ALS,
501 Broadway , New York.
CABD PH0T06EAPHS.
Our Cntntnsue now embraces cnulder.ililv over four
1 thousunii different subjects (to ivhlcli nddltlnus nro con
tinually ucing mane) ni rortraits ot i;niinctit vmrri
I rnns. etc.. Iz : 72 .Mnlnr-GnnLr.ili. 1!U llllt! .Generats.
Coluncls, el I.icut.-Unloncls. uo? other oincors, ui
Nuvy Olliccrs, 52o Statesmen, 127 1)1 Iocs, 1111 Authors,
:tu Arti'ts, 112 Stage, 4U l'romiiicu t Women, Hi Prom
inent I'orcigu rortraits.
2,500 Gipie of Works of Art,
Including reproductions of the m oft celebrated Engra-,
vines, Paintings, Statues, &c. Catalogues sent on re. '
ceipt of stamp. An order fur onu dozen pictures from '
our Catalogue will be filled on receipt of 51.hU, nud
sent by mail, free.
photoghaT'iiio albums. I
Of those we m.iHiifnrtiire n great variety, ranging in
price from SO cents to each I
Our Albuun have tho reputation of being superior in
beamy and durability tu nny others. The smaller
kinds can bo sent safely by mall nt a postage of six ,
cents per oz. '1 he more expensive can bo vent by cx-1
pri'ss.
t'e also kocp a laro assortment of Stcrcscopcs nnd ,
Stercscopic views. Our Catalogue of these will In
sent to nny luhlre-s on reeeipt of stamp. II. k II. T i
Anthony, Manufacturers of Photographic .Materials I
501 Hroadwny, New York I
friends or relatives of prominent military men will
confer a favor by sending us their likenesses to copy,
Th"y will bo kyit cnitfully nnd returned uninjured.
Pino .Allium made to order for congregations to pre
sent to their I'.istur, or for other purposes, with suita
ble Inscriptions, kc. i
August 2J, leU.'l-Giu.
fm MANHOOD
ol&lfey Uciv Lost! How Restored ! !
Just published In a sealed nnvelnpe : Trice 0 tts.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and Unheal
Curs of Spermatorrhoea or Seinlnnl Weakness,
S.xuel Debility, Nervousness, nnd lnvoluiitarj Umis
slun, Inducing Impoteucy, Consumption, an I .'Mental
t'hysicul Debility, by Hubert J. Ciilverwoll, M. I).
The important fact that tho awful consequences of
self-nluMs may be effectually removed without internal
mcuicincsor tne dangerous application ot cautucs.iu
mcuicincsor ine oangtrous nppiicaiiou in caucucs, in- .
ttruinents, medical bougies, and other empirical devi-
ces, is liero clearly demonstrated, and tho entirely ntiv ,
and hiirhlv successful treatment ns adopted hv the eel
lurateu .'minor, tuny uxpiameu, ny means oi wuirn
every one is enabled to cure himself perfectly, nud nt
I the least possible mst, therein- nvolding nil the ndver-1
tiscit riostrnms ot tnu day, -iiiit ledure will prove a
uoou to luojeauds anu ttiousamiSi
UIIAS. J. C. KMNn. k Co:
127 Ilroadway, New York, Tost Ollicn box,
Aug, 15. leKI. Nov, 1, lfO'J.)
JQHN 0. YE AG Ell,
MANUTACTUltEll ic WHOLESALE DEALER IN
SQUATS,
CAPS,
STRAW GOODS, BONNETS AND
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
No. 257 North Third Street, Phila'd.
Nov. !W, ldCJ.
GIBSON'S
DEO NATIVE ESTA BM IIMEST,
Mo, 125, South Eleventh Street near V; jint,
Lliameled Glass, Fresco, Oil and Encaustic I'aintin
John Gibson.
January IS. Idtil 3m..
G, II. Giuos.
8 J& c, mWiWBM-&Ww
Attorney at Law,
BLOOMSBURG, PENN'A.
Oyics : 11 the Exchange Hotel, Main it,
Hfpfesr io lion. John Walls. Lew Uburz. Pa.
William Cameron, President of tho Low isbutg llank.
J. II. Packer, President of the Northumberland lianK
llloonisburg, June -J", 1?U3. ly.
ELI I10LDEN
INVITU-s tho attention of every
1 this paper, which includes many
reado
thnus
of his old patrons and aciualntanrea To
UA& uiiujually large and beautiful varity
AJIEr.ICAN and IMPORTED WA'ICIIES, CLOCKS
and elegant designs of JEwELRY. Silver Ware,&c
ELI HOLDEN.
708 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA
nrch 7, 1EC3- 15m
JAMES H. SMITH,
i.vi'oirrai a.w wiwlesau: vi:a.i:ii
I N
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKEYS,
GINS, AND LlUUOItS, GENERALLY.
A'o. 33 Walnut Hts , between 3t ij- 4th
PHILADELPHIA
C. II. 1IEN-UY, Traveling Agent and SaUsmun.
K3 OnnF.ui UtsrecTriiLLT Souuim.
N'nvfinheriiJ, Ifcb'.'.-y-
2lmciican otcL
(Opposite Inufcnnenic Hall,)
0 11 ESTN UT STREET. 1! ET W E EN V I l"ll I & SIXTH,
P111LAI) F.I.P1IIA.
W Y ATT U II EIJ LINOS.
Proprlitort.
November 30, 1PC11. .Ylurth 13. lr!58
'LIGUI' & 1 Uhh 1, Columbia county, Fr
rplin undersigned lias located ut tho above niiinrr
1 0.,, formerly occupied by Peter schug, and sour
' its a share of nubile natronaii'.
i Gu0ll BceomtnoJatlui for man and beast,
Hi
beet kind of liuuors at tho bar.
J. D.
April II. 1503-
RICE
Proprietor.
JOHN S. LEE ct CO.,
NnO, NORTH WHARVES,
Philadelphia.
EtOaH illABCIEitES
AND
SHIP CHANDLERS,
Spun Cotton for Caulking, Ropes, Twines, Tar, Pitch,
Oakum, llloiks, and Oars, fcc
Augunt 4, leiiu- l.'in.
BUNDS AND SIMDEb.
BJ. WILLIAMS, No, 10 North Sixth street, Phlla-
dc-lphia. manufacturer of
Tu itian ISIiuds and Window
Shades
i C3 Th3 largest and finCFt assortment In the city, at
tho lowest prices. Ulin.U painted and trimmed eWl
iu new. rcioiu ciiuav iiiuuu uuu leiieieu.
April L lcti3.-tni
CHOLARSIIII'S FOR SA1.L'.
Pitliburgh Conimerclul College,
llinghaiuptin " "
Crittenden's - Philadelphia.
Siratton, llrvant k Co.. '
Thes Scrips, uro luainounti of SIS and 50 and nro
s so much cash, by tho Student on i Hiring either ofth i 1
above Colleges. Young mdn desiring toobtuln a tluiih
ca uonegiu e i.,
idlicatiun. will hero find n pond snccul.i
tjon by applying ut the office ofthn
Nov. J. left!, COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
FlllSIIJltmi & HIIOTUKKB.
WHOLESALE
TOBACCO DEAL ERf
IsO.10S,NOnTII TIIIIIU STUEET
Plve door ibelow Race,
PHILADELPHIA
BLA.NKSI BLANKS! !
Of every description, for sals at this office
WeW rOOd$J
FOR EVERY BODY.
TERMS CASH OR PRODUCE.
Jusl come tnC nnd V Krcnmer's Store, In Jcrcy
lown, fa, where you willtlnd nil kinds of Dry floods t
sucii ns
Ladies Dress Goods,
Prints, Muslius,
Ginghams, , Flannels,
Iloisory, fe'liawls ko,
Groceries. Qnecnswarc,
Hardware Ccdarwaro,
Tin-ware,
And Drugs.
Fish, Meat, Salt,
Flour, Tobacco, Scgars,
Hats, Gaps, Hoots, & Shoos,
IRON AND NAILS.
In short, ever) tiling Hint Is generally Kept In a ceuu
t ry store,
ore.
III sell you Roods nt f.ilr prices find toko nil
No Hi II xc rou coods nt f.ilr n
kinds of produce: ns pny such ns flutter. Eggs, (linln.
Lumber. Shinnies. (Ink nlniik. mul In I net nnvthlntt that
nny body else will buy and sill nscht up ns can lio sold
In Ihc country. Wc will uotbe undersold by Jew or
Gclllcs,
Como then ono and all, judge for your
selves. Uring your trade, but don't ask
for trust.
C & W KRHAMER.
Jerseylown, Mny 3, lfcG3.
THE NEW CUIOCHUY ST011E.
I MORE FRESH GOODS.
I Just 'cceived at Erasmus Hew Store.
Mohisics, ,
Sugars, '
Teas,
! . Coffeo
llico,
i , S)ieos,
I Iiarrs and Caps,
Fish,
Salt,
Tobacco,
Segars,
Candies,
Razens,
FEED AND PROVISIONS.
Together with a grent vnriety of notions nnd etcete
ras, loo numerous to mention.
C?llutter, V.ggt, ilent and produec generally taken
in exchange for goods, A. 1), ERASMUS.
nioomsburg, Slay 9- 18C3.
First Great Arrival.
errtiNG goods in oranoevii.i.i:.
TIic undersigned, hn, Just replenished his Store
lloiisciii Orangcvillc, with a wcll-telcited asssrotiuciit
f SPRING k SUMMER GOODS
Consisting in part of Cloths, Silks, Muslins, Cnssl
mere, (iinghams, Calicoes, Shawls, llo.-lcries, Carpets
and I.adu.s' 1'ani v Drkss Gooiu, generally, from K' tu
7 jets and Prints from li toilets.
j i-,irir i r li nr A'nnTATn
U H 71 I I V VI A ) H, ( ,( ) H IV l-r
tt-lJi-L -L ili.il.l-' Li UUU1UI1 U .
Hats. Hoots & Shoes Mackerel Molaasses, Sugar A.
Salt.
GIlOCEltlES GENERALLY.
With all other nrtlles. usually kept iu country St 'res,
to w lilch he invites the early attention of old nnd lew
customers. Ilaing been lit the Citv in the right iimo
bought low nnd paid cash he will bo able to com icto
with Uiehi"-t, mid sell for small profits nnd prc'-npt
pay. Ills friends arc invited to pop in and sec tho
sights.
V.M 1 ltlT.
Grangcville, May 2, lSC3.-3:u
Latest btilo lowest prices.
JUST Received a new assortment of latest stylos of
J7 all Paper i ncluding Barriering,
and Ceiling
Pnner. nnd a central variety of material in his line,
which will be found on tho SECOND I'l.OO iniuedl-
ntely over tho store of .Mr. I. T Sharpless, entrance
one oix.r ( u-i in i.uizes urug cioro hi me ituperi
lllock, w here all persons wishing goods iu his line
w 111 bo iiltcuucu to, iu person' ai at nil times.
EST Pupcr llangina iccccutett to order
and best style, at shon n'ticc.
U. J, 1 ItUH.N IU
nioonioburg. MnyD, 1EG3 -3m
FORK'S HOTEL
Boamsburg, Columbia County, Penna.
5L.IAS DODSON) Proprietor.
rlikespleasure inannouiHing to the public that he
J hnstaken nnd thoroughly refitted tho Porks Hotel
fcruierly oecupied by llobert llagcnbiich, Uloomsliurg,
nud is prepared In accomodate travellers, teamsters,
drovers and boarders. IKs tablo will be supplied with
bust products the markets atlord, and his Unr will be
coiiktantly furnishd with the choicest li'iinrs,
PTA large andcoiuniodioiiH stable has been erected,
with a cenvenient stable attached. Attentive ostlers
will alum a bo innttendnuce, and lie trusts his idili'-ins
attention to customers will tecuruliiin u liberal share of
pationage:
Ulooiueburg, Pa...Vov.SD. 1602.
j. r. i.vur..
L. n, Movea,
N-EW Drug Store,
WIIOLKSALE AND RETAIL
rpHE undersisned w ould infuru- their friends nnd tin.
X public generally, that they tinvp taken the stand for
merly occupied by t.eo. .M. Ilageubtiui, iu tlie Exihaugu
llmlding, on Main street, iu llluomsburt', wheru liu lias
Just received a full 6itpply of
Ds'ii, Mt diciiius, Painty mils,
Lamps, &c ,
Which will be sold on moderate terms for ready pay.
Also, NOTIONS generally, of every variety, Borland
size.
l'hysiciaiii,' preemptions carefully compounded, at
all nines nud on short notice.
Q" Confectionciy of the best selections, and Soda
ater iu season.
LT" A shaic of the public custom Is respectfully so
liciled.
EYER &. MOVER.
Cloomsburg, April 11, leG3.
SELECT St,'iraOjL.
MISS ELEONORA J. LESCIIEU,
WILL open a Select School in tho llascmcnt of the
Reformed Chiirrli, iu llloom.burg, on .Mimilay,
tho Tenth of Augut, It OH. Tlie School will be divided
into throe classes, vt :
PIlfMAltV- Including children Just commencing, price
per (luartcr of 11 weeks, iJJ ou.
.W.'MWIWMTV-J-Inctuding Heading, Writing, Spell
ing, and those cnniliieneii.g (ieography, Crammar,
aud Written and Mental Arithmetic, pricu per
(luartcr. S'J Ull.
(7.7(-Iucluding Reading, Writing, Spelling, Gram,
mar, (Ieography, Hi. lory of the United Stales, and
Written met . tlltal Arithmetic, SI Ik).
Lessons iu the Ornamental branches, viz Italian
and (irecinii Oil Painting, Drawing, Needlc-wn-k, etc.,
at extra charges.
Persons wishing to hate Hair-Work done, mrh nu
Hub mul Cuard Chains, Rings, er Ear-Drup--. euu lie
acrommuuuie'ii.
llloonisburg, Pa., Aug. 8, lrt)3-2m
II. C. II O W E R,
StTROEON DDNTIST.
RP8PECTFUI.LY olf.rs ins profess
Itnial services to the Indies and gentle
men of liloouuburg unci vicinity. He- is
lirenared In utiini! lo all lim vnrioiiM
operation) iu the line of his profession, nud is provided
w nu ine laiesi improved ruiiL't.uilM Tt.Kru ; w liieh
i will be inserted ou gold, plutiua, gilt cr nud rubber base
tulookwell as tho miturul teelli
Mineral pluto and block teeth luniiufnctiircd nud all
operations on teeth, carefully and properly attended to,
uvtiuciice uuu iiliieo u tew uuors ubuto tin.- Court
House, same side.
llloonisburg, Juno fi. 1SC3.
STOVE AND7 TIN-WARE SHOP.
'IMIE undersigned would inform tho citlzeiuor
I I llloonisburg nnd vicinity, that he haslust u
cived and infers for sale one ol tlii'lnoslextenth u
assortments uf COOKlNCand l'AM.'V STCIVIi
ever introduced into this market. Tho Christopher Ci
Ulnliiw, James Rnlihand (.lobe nro iimniig the first elas
cooking Stoves, all of which nro uir-tightuudgus burner
His Parlor stoves are liiuid.oino und the ussurtment vt
ried. ALSO. Paiticular attention Is paid to Tin-Wan
nud House Spouting, upon short notice. All kinds ol
repairing will no done wjtli neulncss und despatch.
K?" Country produce tuken in exchange fur wink,
PHILIP S. MO YEP..
Utoontburg. Alay 10, lbu'.'.
JOSEPH FUSSELL,
.Manufacturer of
.UMBRELLAS, SUN UMBREL
LAS and PARASOLS,
Nos. 2 & 4 N. 4th St., PHILA'D.
March 7. lc-3m.
i
I
$100 REWARD !
Foii a Mf.diojnk that WIT.t. Ouiie
covam, IXFLVEY7.A, ri'vcitxa ixtjie tiihoat
ivuoopixa-vovait, in uf.uf.it. cox-
sv.MvniT. covahs, as quilicas
Ovtr Fire Tliousauil Iloillns
have been sld iu lis native town, nnd not n single In' !
stance of Its failure Is know i.
We have, In our possesion, any quantity of certifi
cates, somo of thcui from uilnent phy.lcinns, who
have used It I n their prnctlc nnd given it the pre-eminence
over any other lompn ind. It lines dot dry up u
cougu, nut loosens it, so ns t - onnuic iiio pniicm in cx
pcctorito freely. Two or tin . doses will invariably
cure tickling In tho throat. A half bottle has often
complctily cured tin. must
SlUbliORN COUGH,
nnd Jet. though It Is snsur md rpcedy In Its operation
it is perfectly harmless, b' purely cgetable. Ills
very agreeable to the Inti .i rid may bo uumlnlstcred
to children of nny ago.
IN OASES OF CROUP
wo will guarantee n cure, If taken In scuson, Nu
family shoithl be without it. It is within the reach of
nil, tho price being
ONLY 25 CENTS.
And if nti Investment nnd thorough trial does not
"back up'Mho nbuvu statement, lie money will bo re
funded. Wo say this knowing its merits, mid feel rou
nder t that one trial will sccuro for it u'homc in ev,ry
housct old.
Do not waste nunywlth Coughing, when so small
an invest men t will euro you, It limy bn had of nny rc
ipeetalilc druggist in town, who w III furnlth you with
n circular of genuine certlllintes of cuies it has made
O. O. CI, AUK tc CO., Proprh lurs,
New lUvts, Ct.
tU" At wholesnlc, by Jnlnutnn, llnllnway fcCowden,
S3 North filth Street, Philadelphia. I'.i. l'or sale by
Druggists in city, c ountry, nud every u hero,
Bept.'.'l, IstiU-Cui
r1',IIE undcrslgni-irii nrso cvtenslvciy ensaged In the
J Uia-rtakinz lluslneis, and keeis constantly on hand
nd for .Vie at his Wareroonts, a largo assortment of
FINISHED COFFINS,
Ily which lie is enabled to mi orders on presentation
Also Keeps u good Horse and Hearse, and will at al
times be ready to attend Puncrcls.
gjl.MOX C. SI11VE.
llloonisburg, January S'J. USO
Nos. 0,11,13, 15, 17 Couitlandt Street,
NEMl 11UOADWAY, NEU" YOP.K CITY.
This old-etabllhed and favorite resort of lho!usi-l
iicss Community lias been rccutly rehtted, and is com
plete in everything that enn uiiHltter to the comforts of
its patrons Ladies and families are specially and tare
fully provided fur.
It is centrally located in tho hit iness part of the city,
and is contiguous tu the principal lines of steamboats,
cars, omnibusscs ferries, &r.
In cniK-cquenco of tho procure caUbCd by the Uebcl
liou, prices have been reduced to
One Dollar a d Fifty C cuts per Day,
'l ho table is amply supplied with all thu luxuries of
the Eoasuu, and is equal to that ol'any other hotel In the
country.
Ample accommodations aro offered for upward of iQO
gue.ts.
Do nut believe runners. haekmen, and others w ho
may say "the Western Hotel i full."
D. D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
TIIOS. D. WINCHESTER.
Feb. 15, IM'.'.
GREENWOOD SEMINA11Y.
MiHville, Columbia County, Fenn'c,
This well know h Fchool fur both sexes will open
N()VE.viiii:lt :td, i(vj.
Tho recent additions to the boildliurs: render ncciii.
odatious for mori' than sixty hoarders.
l liocourseot study will cmiiraco ttirco (irparlinop.
the Normal, thu cicleiitific, and the Commercial.
Tho Principal will benssir-ted by experienced lead
ers, fully qualified fur their ropettivo position.
Parents and others may rest as-uired that no eflotU
will be spared to make the r-chool worthy of patmncp;t
and that the welfare of the students, intellectually
physically, and murnlly, will receivoourtoustautrai-o
l'or uppticntiun, circulars or further particulars, at
press the undersigned, ut .Milluilh' rnliiiiiliia county l i
T. MAXWELL PO'ITS,
JOHN II. PATTON, A..M.,
Principal.
Millville. Ta., Sept. El, 1EC2.
NEW JERSEY HM)S FOR SALU,
ALSO,
GARDEN AND FRUIT FARMS,
Suitable for flrapes, reaclies, Pears, Raspberries,
Strew berries, Illackbeirles, ('urn lit-, &.C., of I. i!i 5,
10 oa -JO acres each, :u lho following prices for the
present, via: !M acres lor SidU. 10 acres forSII0,.'i
acres for SU), i!i acres for S10, 1 aero for S-0. Payable
by one dollar n week.
Also, good Cranhury InncK and village lots in Cheat
wood. 2.1 by loo feet, at $10 each, payable by ono dnl
lur a week. Tho above land nnd farms, nro situate n
i.'licntwnod, Washington township, llurlingtnn cou ut v
New Jersey, l'or further information, apply, with"
P.O Stamp, for a circular, to
II. 1'ltANKLIN CLARK,
No. DO Cedar Street, New York, N. Y.
January 17, l-t.3.
rpilE Proprietor of this well-know n and centrally lorn
i ten House, niu i.uiiimu: ihiiki,, niuate nu anil,
Street, iu lllootihurg, immedinlely -puosito the Coluui
bi.i County Court lluuse.rcspecltuliy iAfonns his friends
und thu public in general. Dial his House is now in or ,
dor for the reception uudeutertaiuiuiut uf travelers who
may leel disposed to favor it with their iiislom. Ho lias
spared lin e.ipeni-e in preputiug tlie Emiiimio, for tho
entertainment of his guests, neither shall there he any.
tliiiiL- wanting Ion his part) tn minister to their personal
comfort. His house is spacious nud enjoys uu excellent ,
business location.
In- Omnibuses run at all times between lho Exchange 1
Hotel and the various Rail Road Demits. In- which true.
olers will be pleasantly contcyed to und from tho re.
spcclive etatlous in duo time lo meet Ihu Cure. ;
W.1I. II. KOO.NS.
llloonisburg, July 7, 1600.
Yii'wFAlii vims. I
TMIE Rubscribcr has iust received a lot
a Hosiery Trimmings and New Uoods. sucli as I
2 03 IP m V Hi S o
ALSO:
GLOVES,
DOLLS.
bTAYS.
SATCI1ELL. I
HOOP SKIRTS,
I'OIIT.MOMES,
AND OTHER NOTIONS.
VJ Wheeler k. Wilson's Sawing Machines for sale.
Also Sunday School Uooks und liihles.
Also Mrs. Allen's Hair Restorer, whiih will give to
gray its natural color.
A. I). WEIin.
Next Door below Couit Houeo.
Illoonubiirg. Mny HO, leKI.
TINWARE k STOVE SHOP.
THE undersigned repeetfully Inforius his ud friend
and customers, that ho has purchased his brothers
merest in the ubovo establishment, uudtlio concern wils
herialti-r bo conducted hy himself exclusively.
lie lias JUst received unit oilers lur tale, the larg-
est and most extensive ussoitineut of i'ANCY
STOVES ever Introduced into this market.
Ills tnck consists of n rnmulctc assortment of
I he best Cooking nud parlor stoves in lhe market, togeih
I i-r with Stovo l'ixturcs of i-vi rj .lescriptinn. Oven nud
, ilox Stoves, Rndiulors, Cylindnr Stoves, Cast Iron Air
, Tiglil stoves, Cnuuon Stoves, &c, Inc. Stowplpo ami
I Tinware constauily on hand nnd manufactured order.
' All kinds of repairing done, us usual, on short notice.
I The patronage of old friends nud new ciislnmurs re
I peetfully solicited. A. M. RUPEIIT.
tuoouiaburg, November Jd ipuu. ti.
Priuter, liooldiindcr fc Kaukbook
M A NU FA V TORE R ;
WllOLtSALK AND Uli I.-.. I. DuxttU IN
PRINTING, WRIUN'i i-1" WRAPPINn PAPERS
AOtST lOll lltK CATAWISSX 1'Al't ll Mll.l.s.
Main Street, first door below lho Public Spuure,
WILKESBARRH, PA.
Nov. 23, lEOl-lSm,
M. k T. I.""WATSON
LIVERY STABLE ATTACHED-.
UOIlTll StCDMD Si. liETHtlH.VAHItT& Aden. Plllli
Not 39, IMS.
'-i'U'li;!-.ii-
$5 I
i m
IF YOU WANT TO BUY YOUR
Cheap Spring Goods,
GO TO
(rcasy's Store, in Llglii Sired, Pa.
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
CAL1COE,
MUSLINS,
SILKS,
GINGHAM,
FLANNELS,
CARPETS,
HOSIERY,
SHAWLS
lleady-Mtlo Clothing
Sugars, Molasses,
Syrups, Coffees,
Teas, Fish,
Salt, Bacon,
Hams, Lard,
Tobacco, Sfgars,
Hats, Boot',
Caps, Shoes,
Drugs, Oils,
Paints, &c., &o.
In addition to our large stock of Dry Goods, wo huvo
f largo and full assortment oflteady Jlndo Clothing
aor ieu and Hoys wear which wo nro cktermlnod to
sell cheaper th m can bo bought clsow hero. Cull and
tec, ami Jndgo for yourselves.
II. W.CUEASY t CO.
Light Street, March I, leiiS.
" L.Tl!GE A R III I 'A LOF
New Spring& Summer
AT PETER ENT'S STORE,
.v r.iairr srnv.v.T, Columbia cauxrr, pa.
AH Ju.-t received from Philadelphia, nnd is now
mienlii" nt the old stand litn'v occupied by Martz
Ic jut. a splendid assortment uf
S3)
which will bo sold cheap lor
CAFII OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ills slockcunsNts of Ladies Dress Goods choicest styles
and latest f.ikhious
Calicos,
Muslins,
Ginghams,
Flannels,
Carpets,
Shawls,
Hosiery,
Kilks,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Casaimcrcs,
Satinets,
Cottonades,
Kentucky Jeans,
Thread, &c.
Groceries,
Quecnswaro,
Ccdarwaro,
Hardware,
Medicines,
Drugs,
Oil?,
Paints,
Ac,
BOOTS & SHOES. HATS Si CAPS.
In short my thing uviMiy kept in n country store
The patronage of old friends, and the public general
ly, Is respectfully so juled.
Tlie ini'iic.-i niarKct price pain lor country prouuec.
PETER EXT.
Light fMrect, .May SO, 18fi3.
NATIONAL C0313IE..Q.1L COLLEGES
LOCATED IN
PHILADELPHIA ,
P. E. CORNER T I'll AND CHESTNUT STS.,
Niw York City, Brooklyn, Albany, Troy
Buffalo. Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago,
and St. Louis,
(look. keeping, Penmanship, Commercial Anthinetii
Commerrial Law, l'orms, Correspondence, &c, piuct
cally taught,
Tlieso Colleges being under the samo general and lo.
cnl mauagemerit, nnd unitiiiL' in each tho advantage
of alt, oil'er greater faeilitieh for imparting iiutruc i
than nnv other similar institution in the country.
A Selml.iriip issued by any ono isgojd in all fci li
unlimited lime.
Thu Philadelphia College has been recently enl.it'.
and refurnished in a tuperior manner, niu' is now fl 1
largest and must prosperous Commercial Institution .1
Hie Slate.
I!raut k. Stratton's series of Text Rooks, cmbrnc
I'onk-kci ping, ('online rcinl Arithmetic, aud Comuiir
Law. for sale, and sent by mail.
y l'or full particulars sonJ for a circular.
October It?, tso'J- lim.
Hon. Wilson McOandlcss, Judge of Hie United Stntes
Circuit Court, President.
Corner Pctin and St. Clair Street, PITTSBURGH, PA
THE LAIttiEST, OIIAPHS'T AND IIEST.
$36.00 iays foru lu'l ('ouiuiercinl Course.
H3- No extra iluigcs for Slanufuettirers. Mcamboat,
Itnilrn.nl and 1! ink Hook-Keeping.
Ministers' sous ut half price Students enter and re
view at any lime.
'I his Institution is conducted by experienced Teach
ers and prartiral Accountants, who prepare young men
for active business, nt tho lenst expense and shortest
Iluut, for the mo.t lucrative und rcfponsildn lituatious.
Diplomas granted for merit only, llenco the universal
prifercncu for graduates of this college, by busiuess
men.
Prof. A. COWLEY, the best Penman in the Union,
who holds tile largest number of lirtt premiums, und
over all competitors, teaches rapid burners writing,
l'or specimens of Peumniiship, and Cnlulnguo cou
tuluing full information, nu lo.-e tuentv-Ilve lents to
JENKINS SMITH, Principals.
Hy Attend whero lho Sons und Clerks of llutiucss
Men und Hunkers graduate,
April I'd, letiS-ly. April -I, I8G3.
EC ndiii 3:ii! SSoad.
SUMMER ARRANGE 3d ENT.
rtr.ET TRUNK LINE PIIOM THE NORTH AND
V.T Nnrthwubt for Philadelphia, New York, Heading,
Pottsville, Lebanon. Alleutown, Eastou. A.C., s.c.
Truius leave llarriiburg for l'hilucli ttihia. Now York
Reading. Pnltsvllle and all iuteriuediatu stations, ut S
a. ui., nud '-! p. ui.
New vx exptess leaves llarrisburg nt 2.15 a. ni
arriving at New York at U 13 tho tame moriiiu".
Pares from Dili rlshurg i Tu New York 35 15; tn
Philadelphia $3 3J and f$i ("J. lhigguge checked
thruuglt,
lieturuiug, leave Now York at fi a in,, 12nonn, nnd 7
p. m (Pitttbiirg Express). Leave Philadelphia ut CIS
u. 111., ajd 3.30 p 111.
Sleeping cars in the New York express trnills.througk
to and from Pittsburgh w uliuul change.
Passengers by the Catawissa Railroad leave Tam.npia
nt S.Sll 11 in., nud I! 15 p m fur Philadelphia, New York
and nil Way Points.
Trains lenvo I'otisvillo nt 9.15 n. 111., nud 2.30 p. 111,,
fur Philadelphia, llarrisburg and New York.
An Accommodation passenger train leoves Reading
utU.UJa. m , and returns from PhiJadclphi.i al 5.00 p.m.
ilj' All the above trams run daily, Sundaes excepted.
A Sunday train leaves Poitsville tit 7,30 a. 111., and
Philadelphia nt 3.15 p. 111,
Cuimuulatlon, mileage, season, nnd excursion tickets
at reduced rates lo uud from all points,
(i. A. N1COLI.S,
May 23, 1S03. (leneritt Superintendent,
v.wmm'E HOTEL,
P Ull L'C iquAiu:, II'JLKLS-JJAIUU:, PA,
rpiiKtini'erilgiicd, having taken this vvell-knnwn stand
.. iioriiu-riy ot aiaior ruicriiniigiii, rcmeclluliy sol Ij
(foriiic-rlv of Malor PuterbnuL-hi. re.i.ectfollv.oll,
its lhe pilrunngo ofiho public.
Ihe pitronago of ihe pul.llc. I
e'ltlmllltf ie ill hi fiiiri.il 1 1, unv r,f ltd .lniir,,, w,, ... I
rvii pains win no spnri'U iu any cu us depurluicnts.to
render satisfaction lu all guest. ThuTAllI.E nud iho
EAR vvillulwuys ho supplied with tho
REST TUP, MARKET AIT'ORDS.
K7" Good Stabling fur Horses and attentive Hostlers,
Tho "Exchange" is eligibly situated on the Public
S'piare, ami has therefore peculiar advantages lu per
sons attending Cuurl or doing business in Ihe public
offices. Charges moderate,
N. tl. Whenever you come to town, pie ie call.
li j YAPLE
WHkn Dtrtt Nov U, 1563'
IM
Friends and Relatives.
OP THE
BBAVE SOLDIERS AWO
SA3L0BS.
I U0J LOWATS PILLS,
I AND OINTMENT.
I All who hat o friends nnd Relatives In tho Army or
ttnvv .liiiuliltnko imieelnlriiro tli.it lliev bo nninly sun-
piled with these Pills nnd Ointment I and where, the
1 bravo Koldlers and Sailors havo neglected tn nrovldo
, Ihcinsulvrswith them, no belter present can bo sent
I them by their l'rlciids. They havu been proved to be
tho Soldier's never falling friend iu the Hour or need,
comma and colds aitectino troops),
Will ho speodly relieved and rflerlunlly cured by
!,.., in r,n niliiiirnldp Inrdirillfs. and In' 1' ivllic IHUP'ir
utientlnti tu thu Directions which urc attached tu each
Pot or Ilox.
SIC1C HEADACHES AND WANT OP AP ETITL,
INC1DENPAL TO SOLDIERS.
Ihoso feeling which so sadden us usually nrlsofrnm
trouttic or aunoyanC''S, ou.irutieu pe'ippunuou, or i-ai
In" ntul drinking whnteur is utiw holesonie, thus di,.
. ..ri.tt.rr ili hmltliful in tlun uf the liter and stomach
These organs must bo relieved, If Jon deslto to bp Will
'1 he rills. niKon accoruing io mu prinifo iiisriuciiuiis,
wilt milrklv urudiico a healthy action iu both liver ntul
stomach, nnd, ns n unturnl conscUcMce, a clear head
nud good appetite.
WEAKNESS OR DKRII.ITY INDUCED 11Y OVER
I'ATIUUE
Will non dlsanncnr by tho nseoflheso Invaluable
nn. mul itio Soldier will uulcklv nrnulro additional
Btrcuulh. Never III tho llowcls bo t llhcr cnnlincd or
uniliilv acted upon. It may seem strange, that llol-
Inunv'a Pitts hou d bo recoinniended for llysentcry
nnd l'lux, many persons supposing that Ihey would
increase tlin ri l.ix.ilion, juts is a great mistaKc.ror
these Pills will correct thu liver and stsmath, and Ihus
-ri.r- i- .. t:,nvn tm .
ti, l , .1 il ml
reinnvu all lho ucriil nuniors irom too system. Tins
medicine wl!l givu tone nud vigor loth.' whole organic
system, hoHotor deranged, HhllJ lu-allli and strength
lullow ob a matter of course. Nothing will stun the ro-
Invatlon of lho How e s so sure tu this famous medi
cine.
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION I INDISCRETIONS OP
YOUTH.
Pores nnd Ulcers, lilotihcs nnd Swellings, can with
certainty be radically cuicd, if the Pills iirctakeu nlalit
nnd inoriiing, nud Ointment lei freely used ns stated In
the printed Instruction'. If treated in any tlier imiu
iar. they dry up 1 it cue pari Inbreak but iu niinti.er
H hi nns this Oiiilim.nl will reluovo thu huinurs from
the sy-tem, nud leave the Patient a vigorous uml healthy
man. It w ill require u lilllo pirscvcratieo iu had ca.
scs toiuurt1 n lasting cure.
l'Oll WOUND.-! ElTIIEIl OCCASIOVP.D I1Y THE
IIAYONET SAIIItl.. (lit Till: IIULLEP, tOdIM
OR ISRUISEH,
To which every S.ddier nnd Suitor nro liable, thero
nro no inediiies so safe, sure, nud convenient, ns llol
liivvay's Pills ami Ointuieut. '1 he woiimkd and almost
dying sull'erer might havu his wound dressed Imme
diately, if lio would oiilyproidu himself with this
matihless Ointiucnt, w hicli should bo thrust into lho
wcutid and smeared all louiid it, then entered with a
piece of ltut-ii from his kuapsiu k and rompressed with
u handkerchief. Talking, night and murnlug, 0 or B
Pills, to cool the system and Prcvoul inllaiuatlon.
Every Soldier's Knapsack and Semiian's L'h"st should
no prov iiteil w itn tuese vaiuame ueiiieuies.
CAUTION! Minn arc genuine uniesJ the wonts i
"Ilolloways, New York and Loudon " aro ili-eern.'ilile lluallv ends her career,
as a Water-mark lu every leaf of tho book of di ret lions j T T.,-,.m, ,,n. . n .t..,,.,...
around each pot or box i lho same may plainly seen by 1 ,. , i'i-ouinj.. ui. V. 1111 LS.
holding the leaf to tin liglit. A liandsniue reward will ( , 1 his dlease depends upon an inlhimaiion of mucous
ho given to any ono rendering such inforinnlmn as may , lining ol t'.o vagina and womb. It is in all i uses nc
lead to lim dttectinn of mi) tiartj or parlies icuiiiter- i companied by severe pain in the hack, uccross tlu
felling the medicines or ending lho b.inu;, knowing ! bowels nud through tho hips. A tenspnouful of tho
them to b - spurious
Soldnt manufactory oi Professor Hollowny, 60
Mladcn Lane. New York, nud by all n-sneclnblo
ii'cianie nrug-
istsund Dealers iu Medicine, throughout tho civil.ed
wo.-ld. in boxes ut '.'. cents, and SI each,
UJ" J hero Is cuusidoruble saving by taken tho larger
SIZ--S.
N. II. Directions for the guidnnco of patients In every
disorder aroallixed to each box,
Juno '-Ml, lcbil, y.
ECONOMY IS JVE A LT H
CURE YOUR COUGH FOR 13 CENTS
The
Oat an I cheapest Household remedy
n the I for Id,
MADAME ZAUOC 1'ORTEIl's
fT.rr.'-. a 3 rT(Titii'S
'P.T1 iTl.-riMTT-Ti'?
madami: zaiioc pen-
TEK'rf Curative li.ils.im is
warranted If un-il ici ordliiff
to the directions, li, cuie iu
nil rases l'oU2h, Colds,
Wlinopne' Cough, Asthma
and ull ntl'ei'tions of tho
throat aud Ldngs.
Madame .nine porter's
Pnlsam I- prepared with ull
the requisite skill, from a
rembinntiou of I In- be.treiu
eiliesthe vegetable kiuadoni
nll'ords, its remedial iali
ties are bared on jis power
to ui-eis! the healthy rircii
latum at' tlie blood, through
lhe I. ungs. It is not a vio
lent remedy, but t-ni oilcnt ,
warming, searching nnd ell"
eitivo; can bo taken by tin
oldest poison or the young
CKtehlld. MadamZn Inc Porti r's bal
sam has been in use by tho
public for over IS years, find
has acorired its present sale
imply by being recomtm-n.
led by those w ho havo used
it lo llieir utllictcd friends
aud others.
Mot Important. Madame Z.idoc Porter's Curative
llnNaui Is sold at a pi Ice winch brings it iu tho reach
of every one to keep it coiu'ciiieut for use. The time
ly use of a single bottle villi prove to bo worth 100
times its cost.
NOTICE. Save your money! Do not he persuaded
to purchase articles at Is to 1 which do not i-outain
tlin virtues ofa 13 cent bottle ofMalamo Porter's Cu
rative llalsam. the cost of manufacturing which is ns
great as almost any other medicine ; and the very low
precc it which ft isgold, makes the profit to the sell
er appa. nilly small, and iiuprlueipnleil dealer vvi'i
soinelimes recommend other medicines on whichthr-ir
piolits aro larger." unless Die customers iiiri-t upon
linvinp Madame Porter's and none other. Ask for
Madame Porter's Curative llalsam. pricn Elceuts, and
'n largo bottles nt -.1 oe-its, and take- no other.
(C'Sold by nil Driiggi-tsund Storckecperc at Elds.
n,.'l iulnrger bottles 111 -!5 cents.
HAL', & RUCKLE, Pr prietors, New York.
January 21, le03.
C R I T T E N D E N ' S
I'll IU 111. I'UA ((JMIERCIAL.
COLLEGE,
N. E. cornet nj 1th and Cheshmt Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
Tins Institi'tion, which wns established in 1811 nnd
is now couscpietitly in the eighteenth year ( lis exist
ence, numbers among its graduates, hundreds of the
innstsuccessfiil Merehauts and lluslnesj Men of our
Country.
TitKOrurx'T of lho Institution is solely lo nlMrd young
men facilities fur thorough preparulioufiir bitsliuss.
Thu DnvMiiiH Tsiciitrnro, Hoot-keeping, ns np'jiilc.v
hie to the various departments of trade; PenmanAiip,
both plain and nruaiiutitjl ; Commercial laic, Mi' lit
mullet, Xarigatton Cu ll Jlugiutcrlng, Drattlng, I Iwn
ogorphij, and .Modern Language.
TtkSvstkm ovInstri-ution Ispfcullar! nocl.issns or
set lessons nro made ii'o of, but each student Is inught
iiidiv idunlly, so that he may cnuituencont any time, and
attend at whatever hours are most convenient.
Cataiiiiues are issued annually nfler the 15th of April
containing uniiias uf the students for thu year, and full
particulars of term-1, kc . uud may bo obtained at any
lime uy nuure-ui uu-1 uucipui.
In Exiknsivi: ArrovtynDtunM, vlde-sprcad reputation
nud the lengthy eiperienie of ihe, Principal, this Institu
tion oilers facilities superior touuy oilier hi the riiuu
try. for young men wisl ing to prepare fur business,
nud toobtain ut tho same time a hii-i.o.mi, which vill
proce a rccommtndalloii for them them lo any Merchan
tile House.
lT7Cniii.vnKS's 'crirs of Treatises on llooit-Ki:ri'.
IM). now uoru widelyciriulatedlh.'in nny other work
on the subject, nre fur sale ut the College.
S. IIOIHIES CRITTENDEN,
Attorncy-at-Law,
Jan. 8J.ldOB ,. VarAhi
Exclianc Hotel ,
LATE COL, U. 11. JONtS.J
Dock Street, next door to the
No, 77
Poit Office Philadelphia
''rhlii well known establishment maintains its usual
1 .1 celebrity, and its well known icpuiutioti of being
the best '
irrviMM rvv rnTT-n i,TTi,An., . , . r .
. xx-Ji-' x mu IVUJIUI I'JjAiV
I fchall be suslniued. IIooiih may he had nt all hours-
' ' K ' l"'r mnntli, rjltr
'.". 1'aruml l.nting Depailiiienls ure furnished will
. 'u, unit
lhe best of cvtrv
the best ofcvtrj thing tin mark, t can produce.
OA ME, FRUIT. VEGETABLES.
nnd delicacies of every clime luuy be had ut a moiue '
notice
if
Weals at 12 cents and upwnnls. und mays bo had from uablu contenls as must coiihuciiil' proof of the gre at se
A. M. till 12utliiibt. (.ViitlpM,,.,, ... ..--.I . nrltv ntl'oriled hi-vour s,it,.tf.
5
tlltlt 1IU exiiense Will liu Nll.'irpil In ,ii,lr, ihi. It......
model one,
.T. OTTEN'KMtlv. Prrvnr
March 7 lfM-cn 1
ooo
fflkWIflTMlHTIIll
ITHCS 0123 If IMs&MV
FOR THE
COWSTfTMTiOW
AND Till!
roit
D I A B E T E S
AND DISEASES OP THE
Tttte nanitcroiil and Troublesome Dittistt, which havt
thus far P.ethlcd the beat directed Treatment can bs
Cmptctttg Controlled by the llF.MF.n'Mu leforcutl
THIS CURATIVE
properties of tho mcdii inc- dilect thomselvc? lotho nr.
gaus of scrrellon, ntidhv so altering the condition of
the stomach and liver Ihatthe starchy priiulplo oftlio
food Is notcniitorted into sugar Buloiig as tho system:"
is under the liilluemc of lho
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which give those organs time In recover their Kcnlihi
tone and vli'or. Wo aro ablo to state th it tho CuiiMitti'f
Hon Water has cured every case of Diabetes In which it
has been given,
STONE IN THE IlLADIirR, CALCULI'S, tlKAVEL'
I1P.ICK DUST DEPOSIT. AND .MUCOUS Oil
.MILKY DISCIIAISOEH Al'TER URINATING.
Dlsi'iiscs occnrlug rroni onnnnd thonitiio rattan will
bo entirely cured by the ('(institution Walor, Iftnken
foi any length of timo. Tim doso should vary with tho
severity of the clisense, from ticnty drops to a ten
spoonful lliri'i; times u day, Iu water. Dunn-i thu n:,.
sago of lho Calculus, tho p.ilu and itigent srmptoms
should be combated with tho prop.v remedies, then
suouiii
followed upwilh the Constitution Water, us ubovo di.
reited.
DY9.MEN0P.I!AU:A, OR PAINI'ULL MENSTRUA
TION, AND IN .MENORRHAGIA OR PROPUSE
PLOWING,
Doth cllfcases arlilng from n faulty secretion e.f luo
menstrual fluid-In tho one case belngtoo little, nnd
aceouipanied by severe pain j nud Hi. : otlicra tnnpro
fusc sixrillnn, winch will bj speedily curud by tha
Co'tstitiition Water.
1 hat disease known as I'AI LINO OP THE WO.Mn.
which is thu result of n relaxation of tho ligaments of
that organ, nud is known by a sense of h uit iuess nud
dragging pains iu tho hack and sides, ntul ut times ac
companied by sharp lac iiiatlng or shooting pains throunh
lho parts, will, In till cnseii. b.-removed bv the modi, ine.
There is another clas of s iiiptnmi nrl lug from 111
RITAI'ION OI'TIIE WO.MI!, which phynlii.ms call
Ncrvousiiess, whicii word covers up mm h ignorant e,
nnd in tilur cases niilof ten tlie dm-tor does not really
know w In titer tho symptoms are the iliseato, or tho
di-icnsr thu symptoms. Wu rati only eniiim-ratu theni
hero. 1 speak more particularly of t old I'ict, Palpita
tion in the Heart, Itnpared .Memory, Wakefulness, I'l.i.h
os of Heat Languor, Lassitude, and Djiiiliesa of Vision.
SUPPItESSED MENSTRUATION.
Which in tin- unmarried female is a constant recurring
ilifiuse, and through neglect tha seeds ol more, grnvo
and dangerous nialidios aro the result; nnd ns month
alter luonlh passes without an elfoit In mil- madn tn
sitt nature, tho sitppros-.ou b. euiues chrm ie, ihe pa
tient gradually looses her appetite, tlu bowels aro
const nated. u s it sweuta rum., mi ..,,,,1 ,.,.,i,...
medicine may be taken ihrou times u day, with an in-
I Joctlon ofa tablesponnful orth" tinvHrlme, mixed Willi
ui'-n'i'ii'ii ,u " iie'i, inoriiing ,i
ind evening.
IRRITATION OP THE NECK OP THE IlEADDEIi.
1 INPLAMATION OP THE KIDNEVS AND CA
j 'PARI! II OP THE UL ADDER, HI HANUURY
AND llfP.NING OR PAINI'L'LUIIINA'ITNd.
l'or tlieso diseases It Istrulyn sovoreign remedy, on I
too inueli cannot he said 111 its praise A single does has
been snow to rc live tho most urgent sypimus.
Are yo-i troubled with that distressing p.iin in the
small uftiie baeklilld lliiouli the hips ( A teasponnfu
n day of Conslitulion uler willreli.v j joiilikeinajlc
l'OR DYSPEPSIA,
I It has no equal in rcllrvlng th Most, distressing snip
linn. AKo. Ileadai In;. Ilenitbiiru, Acid Momuch Von,
, itlng Pool, fcc. Taken lenspoonful after dliini r lh
I dose- ill ull cases may be increased if desired, but .huuld
lie uune giauu.iuy.
PHYfiriAN.1
Pava long siiipe giveu uu tho ur td huihii. rnl,..i 11,1.1
Juniper iu the treatment ufili 'se di-eutes, iindunly use
Iheuiifor want ofn belter remedy .
j CONSTITUTION WATER
lla proved itsell O'luallothe task that has devolved
1 upon it.
i DIURETICS
irritate and uieiieii ine Kidneys, niui by coiisl.tM e;
toon lead toehrunii: U'.seiieraliOrt an J co lfirnKa dis
ease. Read. Rca Hoad.
DvNVii.t.K, Pn., Juno 2 IKiJ.
Dr. Wm. H. CREnu JJaer tir , Iu I i h.iarv. I-. 1. t
, was nlllicted w Ith tho sugar di.ibele.s.uud for liv 0 iiiouihs
j ! passed more than two gallons of w at. r 10 iw.-ut, - four
, hours. I was oh Iged lo get up us oil. 11 t 11 or twelve
limes during thr liijdit, and in live mouths 1 ut, aleiut
I titty pounds in wiiuth. Iliiriiing the luonlh 01 Ju ,
1-01, 1 proeuied two bottles of Constitution Wait r ati I
' 111 twodays uflur using it I expert, uei'd relief, uud 1 Iter
! taking two bottles I wus riitir, I) cured, soon ult:
: regaining my usual good In alth. S ours truly.
I J. . L HE WITT.
Huston Corners, N. Y., Dae. 27, lriCI,
I Win. II. Gregg k Co.:
(leuls: I freely give-you lib'-rly to make use of tin;
follow nig eirtillciite of the valii" of Coustituiion Wa
ter, vv Inch 1 can reccomm, ml 111 th highest maun ' r.
My wife, who uns ntt.iel.ed with pain iu the shoiil
ders, w hole length of the back, and 111 her limbs, w ith
Palpitation uf lhe heart, attended with Fulling of lho
Womb, Dysmeuoiihoea. and "Irritation of the Iliad
iter," I call",! u physician, who utleuili'd her ill, out
three mouths, w hen he left h, r wor e thiiu ho found
her, I then . mploycd one of the Inn physicians I
could llud, w ho attended her for nbout nine mouths
and while she was under his euro she did not suffer
ipute as till 1 1 1 pain ; In- finally gave In r up nud said '
her cnsOiivns lucuiable." Por, said he, ''the was such
11 cniiibiunlinu of complaints, that medicine given for
ono operates dgaiust some other of her difficulties."
About this Iimo she eouiiueriri-d tu use Con-ici en in
Watkr, uud toour tiller nstonishnient. nlmost tho lirt
dose seemed to have- tlieilsired ell'ect. amUlie kepi ou
ioiproving rapidly tiAilcr its treatment, und now super
inlea Is eii'irely he.- doiuoslic ulf.urs. Slu-has not ta
ken a iy of Hid Cos nu won Wah-ii for about lour wi eki
una wu lire happy to say that it has produced a perma
nent cure.
W.M. M. VAN IIP.NSCIIOTrN.
Miu.ionu, Conn. Nov, 1!), ltd.
I)R. W.M.ll.Giircia;
l'ear Mr: I have for several jenrs been afflicted
with that tooiiblesoineiind dangerous diseu o Gravl.
which resisted nil remedies nud do, tors, until I look
CoNainuTioNAi, Wa'iui, and you may he nt-suicd that I
was pleased with the result. It has enllii ly cured m,-.
nud ou may utuku any use uf my unmuyoii may see 111
iu regure lu the medicine, tu I I uv e c mire eoulUenee
in its ctlicucy.
Yours truly,
POND SI RONiJ,
THESE ARE PACTS ENOUGH
Tln-re is nnclass ofdiseasrs that produco such ex
hausting effects upon the human constitution ns Ilia
lutes and diseases of the Kidneys. Illadderand Uriuu
ry Passages, nud through a lalse modesty they ure uc-g-li
cted until they aro snac'vaticed as to he In-ynud tho
control of ordinary remedios, and wu present the
CONSTITUTION WA'PER
To th" public Willi lhe coiivii tlun I hat li has no equal in
relieving Ihu class of diseases for which it has been
found so eminently successful iticuriug ; uu.l wo trust
that we shall be reaarded in our elfins in placing so
valuable rei.eedy in a form to meet Ih i requirements of
patient and physician,
POll SALE UY ALL DRUGGISTS, PRICE $1,
WM. II, GEORGE I'll,, Proprietor.
Morgan & Allen, General Agenti, Nu. -Hi Cliff Kf,
New -York,
Sept 20. ISO.'. ;,,,.
EVANS St WATSON-
ititeiWF&I, ';r.V.'v'l'!'1 SA'r.H. up.
KtPV.Jf',',JFffe K'Ooixh Fourth
I'll liUij.,iii.itA Ulrcet. Philadtluhla. I,v n
iJijm-eifc-gJ, ""run uoors, inr n.iitks uml
ri'J-e.iiftf,--i:. 0""-, 'i"o souuerB iron kibu, uu
JtiEU i -ftlKl. makes of locks equal to any made,
III lho United Slates.
Fue Safes in one fr). All came out tight ; icith ccr
tents in pood condition.
The Salamander Safes of Philadelphia against tin
world.
EVANS & WATf-ON,
havo had the surest demostiaiioii in tho following cu
tiflcnte that their ituiiiiifaiture of Salamander Hafes has
at length fully warranted the representations which have
been made of them ns rendering nn undoubted security
ugaittbt the lerritlc clement.
Philadelphia April 12. 1?51.
Messrs hvans ,v IVatson: Gentlemen- It afford ui
the highest satisfaction to state to you, that owing it
tlie very protective ipialilles of two of tlu Salamander,
Safes which we purchased of you some five month since
wo inved a large portion of Jeuilry, and ull our bucks,
kc, i xpoied lo the c nlatiiiuous, lire in Hutisteacl place on
the morning of the llili in.t..
When we rellict (hit Hu so sufes vveto located in the
fourth story of tlin building wj ocitnui d and that tin y
fell subsequently into a heap of burning ruins, whore the
vast cmicentrutlou of lho heal caused the brass plates to
melt, wc cannot but regard Ihepri servatiou of their al
Wu shall toko e-rent olensnr,. In r.. ,,,, II, , n llv ,r
men of business us it sure riliunnuigalti.t lire
GEORGE SIMMONS k .11110.. .W.'
C7"'l'hey havi since pttrrhaiod large Sial'ii,
Jul) M Irt'X i,e,i iri
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