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en it* Uieasaaa
hlgha-t imfißttsue/ito mar
' (led people, 01 thee* enn
- lemplating marriage. Sy
WILLIAM YOCNO, M. D.
fS&iSX&ttlSft sy K
ia^tstn^atxrz::
Mad Mfc wilheuT reading tbf Aemeulepio.
Let Uo onesoffit' from ■ haefcnied Cough Pem
in Ibe Bide, resiles* nights, nervous folding*,
end Ibe whole train of Deepeptie eensatious,
and given op by their physicians. So another
movent Without consulting the SESUULA
HOI Been the married, or (bote about to be
BMIM en? impediment, read thia truly woeful
ee it Ma been the mean? of earing thou
of unfortunate cretuica from the very
jawe of death.
' An? perron rending twenty fire cenle, an
dfciad in a letter*will reeeiro one copy of thia
book, by anall, or Are copiee trill he eent for one
dOlter. Addreaa. Ur. W. Young, No. /St Spruce
street, Philadelphia.' Poetpeid.^
- . No Its Spruce Bt., Philadelphia.
Sep. let, 1854-ty.
5T BTAUFFEB A LIAR LEY
Cheap Wnlcbes Ac Jewelry.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL, at the
Philadelphia Watch and Jewelry
Store, No 96 North Second Street corner of
Quarry, Philadelphia.
Gold Lorei Watohee, full jewelled, 18 ca
rat case., 828 00
OoM Lapine 18 Ic. 24 00
<ilver Lever full jewelled, 12 00
Silver Lapiae jewel*, 9 00
Superior qttattiore, 7 00
S3d Spectacle*, 7 00
Floe Silver do, J 60
Gold Bracelet*. 3 00
Lodiea' Gold Pencils. \ I 00
Silrei Tea spoons, aol. 5 00
Gold Pen* with Pencil & Silver holder, t 00
Gold finger Ring* 37 J cents to SBO ; watch
Glaseon, plain, 12} cents; Patent, 18# ; Lu
net, 25; other article# in proportion. Ail
UDode warranted to bn whet thev are aold
STAUFFER A HARLEY.
On hand, aoma Gold and Silver Levers
and Lepinea, etill lower than the above pri
-o#fla
September 21*1, 1834—1y.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
LOTTERY*!!
(By Authority of the State of Alabama)
Conducted op the Havana plan.
. ■
CLASS G—TO BE DRAWN 30:b of No?,
out PRIZE TO 20 vicxrrt — AND REMEHBE*,
EVERY PRIZE DRAWN!
Camata. 16,000
A< 5.000
* " 4,000
3,000
, 2,000
' • 1,600
- * 1,100
IW 6of 81,000 * 6,000
Id Ml (501 prize*, amounting to 860,000
Ticket* 810,00-- Halve* and quarter* in pro
portion. *'
• Every prize drawn at each drawing.
"CBrrent bill* of any bank received at par."
All eommunicationa strictly confidential.
SAMUEL BWAN, Agent and Manager,
Sign of the Bronze Liona
Montgomery, Alabama, June 20, 1854.
~ ZINC TAINTS-
Owe Third cheaper than White Lead,
and free from ail Poieonout qualiliee.
THE NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY
Having greatly enlarged their worka, anu im
proved the quality of thrir pruduclt, are pr
pared to ezecute olden for their
SHJFH3BirOS FAHOT*.
Dry end Ground in oil, aaanrted packegea of
from 26 to SOU pound* ; alto
DRY, in bairaia, of 300 pounda each.
Their White Zine. which ie aold dry or
around in oil ia warranted pure end uoearpeaa
ed for body and enifnrm whiteness.
A method of preparation bea recently been
discovered, which enable* 'he Company to war
rant their painta to keep fraah and oft in the
fr any reasonable liiae. la this reaped
their paint* will be auparior to any other in the
Brown Zinc Paint which ia aold at a
low pice, end can only be maJ* front tine area
from New Jartey is now well known for ite
crolective qualities when epplied to iron or
pther n.etailic aoifacea.
Their tfuuie Color Point poaaeeaee ell the
properties of the Brown and i* of an egreeahla
color for painting Cottage*, Depot*. Out.build
inga Bridges. Ac,
llealci* supplied on liberal terms by their
FRENCH St RICHARDS,
Whole vain Paint Dealer* an Importer*, N.
W, cot. of 10th & Market Sir. Phila. 6m.
Rrjfiafrailott Crlrt Mehtrs
For ilia use of clergyluun.juiiticee, pbyai
iano and other persona in registering marria
go* ahd deaths as required by the new Ac
Assembly, eon be sad at the office of the
Star of the North."
* MELICK,
■MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS IN
J-H,STOVES, TINWARE Ac—Establish
mem on Main street, next building r.bove
he Court-boute. . • '(
-piRAWER GOODS, Spotted Swiss. Bog |
IA /©">• Mull, Cambric, Swiae Muslin
Bifbdpxawha, sale Bard Muslin juat receiv
ed at the Store of
MENDENHALL k MENSCH
yaiiAaiLrau 1
T%f anofactorer of wrong Tinware, Copper,
■LUrTm and Zine Battling Tabs, Betting
Pan*, and every, kind of bainiag apparatus.
Also dg|4 and paper boa#*. , u - ~
Prorrjpt amotion given to ordered work,
and good# ea'ffolly lorwarded on order*.
ISSO, ,
-• k .rvJS
r<feIVEBAL iMfce f Dr. JAMS He- J
Cfntnck'a celebrated Family Medicines. ,
PECTORAL SIBBP -This inralua-
Syrup, which ieeotiaeiy vegerable in Ua com
position, boa been employed with wonderful
•ureses for many year* in ibe cure 0 7 diseases (
of the Aiv Psesages in the Lungs. The moat
common disease* of thsae organs eie Inflation
and Ififlsmmalion of the Mucous Membrane
which tinea the air tube* of the thteut, wind
pipe and lung*. For any of these forma of
disease, wheather showing themselves as
cough. Tickling of the Throat, Beriee of light
net* of the Thioat, Spitting of Blood Difficulty
of Breathing, Hoarseness or Los* of voice, and
Hectic Fever, its use will be attended wilh
the happiest reaulta. It i* recommended as
one of the beat and safest msdieinee for all
forms of Bronchitis end Consumption.
N. B„ No Laudanum or preparation of Opi- 1
uin In any shape in thia Hyrup. Price in pint 1
bottles, fit. 1
Cold and Cough Mixture for lecent Cough*
and Cold*. P. ice 25 cants.
Asthma and 'Vhooping Cough remedy.
Price 50 cents per l.ottle,
Dia.ihea Remedy end Cholera Preventive
Price 25 and 60 cant*
Tonic Alterative Hyiup for purifying the 1
blood. Price fit per bottle.
Vrgeta'lt and Purgative Pill* for Coalive
neaa, Headache, Ac. Price 25 cent* per box, ,
Ann Billioua Pill* for I.iver Complaints,
Disordered ection of the Bowels, Ac. Price 35
enls.
Dyspeptic Elixer for indigestion, Heart.
Dixaineea, Ptice fit per bottle.
Rheumatic Liniment for Rheumatic burae
Neuralgjc pains- Price 60 cetls per bottlund
Rhetnnstie Mixture for internal uee in Rhen
tnaliem. Gout, Neuralgia, Ac, Price 50 cent*.
|ier bottle.
Anodyne Mixture for instantly relieving
Toot Ache, ard ell pain wherever found.—
Piice 50 cents per bottle.
Fever and Ague Specißc for Ague or Inter
mittent Fever* in all form*. Piice fit pet bot.
lie.
H, H. 8. ELLIOTT. Agent for Pennsylva
nia, to whom all wholesale order* mutt be ad.
dreated, North-west corner of 9th and Filbert
•treete, above Market Street. Philadelphia.
Agents in Columbia county.
E. P. Lutx, Bloomaburg.
John Van Liew. Livht Street.
Jacob Harris, BucMiorn.
May lltb 1854-6 m.
_________
PREMIER ARTISTE IN HAIR, 1 77
Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, In
ventor of iho Celebrated Gossamer Ventila
ting Wiganit Ealstic Band Troupee*. Inatrue
lions to enubie Ladies and Gentlemen to
measure Iheit own heads with accuracy.
For ft'igl. Inckee.
No. 1 The round of the head.
2 From forehead over the head to neck.
3 From eat to ear over the top.
4 From eat :o eat around the forehead.
Taupect If Scalpt. Inches.
No. 1 Krutn forehead to back as far as bald.
* 2 Over forehead, as far aa required.
3 Over the crown of the head.
R. Dollard has always ready for sale a
splendid stuck of Gentlemen's Wigs, hall
Wig's, Frizots, Biaid*, Curls, etc., beautifully
manufactured, and its cheap as any estab
lishment in the Union.
Dullard,* llerbanian Extract, or Lustrous
Hair Tonic, prepared from South American
hetbs and roots, the most successful article
ever produced lot preserving the hair from
falling out or changing color, restoring and
preserving it in a healthy and luxuriant
state. Among other reasons why Dollard'*
Hair Cutting Saloon maintain* its immense
pnpulAriiy, is Ibe fact that his tonic is ap
plied to every head of hair cut at hi* estab
lishment, consequently, it is kept in better
. preservation than under any other kuowti ap
plication. (t being thus prao'toally tested by
thousands, offers the greatest guaranty of its
efficacy.
Sotd wholesale and retail at his old rslabj
lishment, 177 Chestnut Street, opposite the
State House. ...
R. Dollard has at last discovered the na
plus ultra of HAIR DYE; and announce* it
lor sale, with perfeot confidence in its far
oassing every thing ol the kind now in use.
It colore thy hair either black or brown, aa
may be desired, and is used without any in-'
jury to the hair or akin, either by stain or
otherwise, can be washed off ten minutes
after application,- without detracting from
in efficacy. Persona visiting the city are in
vited to give him a call. Letters addressed
to R. Dollard, IT7 Chestnut Street, Pkiladel
phia, will receive attention.
Philadelphia, Out. 12th, 1854— 1y.
1000 ROOK AGENT
WANTED,
TO Canvass for the beat and most sala
ble Books published. They are writ
ten by the most popular Authors of the day,
including among others, T. S ARTHUR, of
whbse last area! work,
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM,
11,000 copies have been told within a month
of publication.
These book* are beautifiully illustrated,
(many of them with finely colored plaiea)
and are printed and bound in the beet man
ner.
Agents will Rod a pleasant and profitable
employment hi their circulation. For par
ticular* address (post paid)
, - JJ, W. BRADLEY,
PuairsHea,
No. 48 North Fourth Street, Philadelphia. I
September 31, 1853-Sm.
• I
Sale of Heal Kstatc.
rJE subscriber nflora for sale hi* farm In
jMounlpleasanl township, Colombia co.,
[ B *y ""S'PiwL hy him, and now by Eliza- '
both Gilbert. It ia sitnated a nolle and three
quarter* from Light Street, end about four 1
The tract contain- about 1
cultivation.
e bank bam, stnd ell ncee*ry out buUd- ]
and"l he^e'i* on 'tfcw J l *® l, j|
at Bloomafurg'to B AMURt. Fb "
Bloomaburg, Oct. >d u ,
MffABLE CDTUBY—A bpiendid aaaor
M meat reoeived and now on hand at M
MENDENHALL A MENSGH*S
' .7 •MAM KNOW TtTMLP t
An invaluable Book ftr 28 ete.—/Je
rry Family should hate a Copy."
v&VAH a#;//,. 100.000 COPIES
sni.p IN LESS
THAN a year a
-jjjy new edition, rvviocd
*nd improved, just
A N INVALUABLE BOOK, ONLY 35 ct.
A COPY—MAN KNOW THYBELF
Dr, Hunter's Medical Mirtoel and Hand BmA
for the Affiicted, Containing aa oatline of
the Origie, Pregreaa, Treatmet t and earn of
every form of disease, contracted by Premie
aaous Saxnel It.lercouru, by Sclf-sbusr, or by
Sexual Rxeaaa, with advice for their preven
tion. Written In a familiar style, (voiding all
aiediral technicalities, end everything Ihtl
would offend the car of decency, wilh en out
line of complaint* incident to remalfs.fWim the
result of some twenty year* successful practice,
exclusively devoted to the cure of diaeaaes of a
deli* ate or private nature.
To which if added receipts for the enre of the
'above disease*, and a treaties on the ceases,
symptom* end cure of lb* qnd Ague,
Testimony of the Professor of Obste
trics, in Penn College, Philadelphia.
"DR. HUNTXK'S MEDICAL MANUAL."
—The author of this work, uultke the majority
of those who advertise 10 cure the diseases of
wbirh it treats i 1 graduate of one of the best
Colleges in lbs United Slates, It affords me
laasurs to recommend him to the unfortunate,
l*r to the victim of mal-practtce. as a successful
n nd experienced practitioner, in whose honor
*n.l integrity they may pliee I'm greatest coufi
a'nee. .
JOHN 8. I.OIXOSIHRE, M. D.
From A, n'ondward, M. D. of Pent 1.
University, Philaelelpkio.
It give* me pleasure to add toy testimony to
the professional ability of the author of the
"Medical Msnual," Numerous cases of disease
of the arnitai organs, soma of them of long
standing, have come under my notice, in which
bis skill hst been manifest in restoring to per
feet health in so me cases where the patient b*a
been considered beyond medical aid. In tbe
treatment of seminal weakness, or disarrange
ment of tbe functions produced bj eelf-ebus*
| or excess of venery, I do not know bis superi
or in thepiofesainn. I have been acquainted
with the author some thirty years, and deem it
no more then j'jstiee to him e* well as kiiidneas
to the nnforlnnatr victim of early indiscretion
to recommend him ae one in whose professional
skill and integrity they may safely couUde
themselves.
ALFRED WOODWARD, M. D.
••This is, without exception, the most com
prehensive sod intelligible work published of
the close of diseases of which it treats. Avoi.
ding all technical terms, it sddrssee* itself to
the reason of it* reads-* it i* free Irom all
Objectionable matter, and ne parent howeter
fastidious can object to placing it in the ban d
of hie sane. The author hse devoted many
years to the treatment of the retinas complaints
treated of, with too little breath to puff, ami
too little piesumption 10 impose, ha hi*offered
to the world, ar the merely nomieil price of 35
rente., the fruit of some twenty years' most
successful practice."—[Herald^
•-No teacher 01 parent should be without
the knowledge imparted in this valuable work.
It would save yedrs of pain, m iitlflratino and
soirow to the yoath under their charge.*'
[People's Adoc*le.
A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, drriting
of "Hunter's Medical Manual'' says.—'■ Thou,
sands upon thousands of our youth by evil ax
ample, and influence of the passions, have been
led into tbe habit of self-pollution, without r*.
alixing the sin and, fearful consequences upon
themselves end their posterity, Th* con.titu*
tione of thousand* who are raising families
hare been enfeebled, if "not broker, down and
tbey dotiol know the cause or th* cur*. A oy
ihtog that can be dune solo enlighten and in
fluence the public mind *e to check, end uly
mitrly to remove this wide spread source of
hum tn wretchedness, would confer the greatest
blearing next to the religion of Jesus Christen
the present coining generation. Intemperance,
01 the use of Intoxicating drinks, though it has
slain thousands upon thousands, is nut a* great
er scourge to the human race. Accept my
thanlu on behalf of the afflicted, apd believe
me your co-worker in the good work yon oreao
actively engaved in.
One copy, aeenrely enveloped, will be forwar
ded, free of postage, to any pert of the United
B-.iteefoi twenty-five cents, etx copies for one
dollar. Address, (Ospaid, COSOKN AGO.
Publishers or 'Bos 196 Philadelphia. •
N. U. Booksellers," Canvasser* and Book
Agent*supplied on the most liberal larma,
December *8 1853 . 49—ly '
LEAtHER AND FINDINGS.
TIHE subscriber respectfully Invitee the at
tention of detleis end others, to his Isrge
and well selected stnak of Leather and Find >
logs, which is kept constantly trash by repeated
drafts upon tbe manufacturers of thia country
and of Europe, and which i* made up in pari
of the following eillelet, via . The best Oak
and Red Bole ; Slaughter, tlkirting and Dsmag.
Ed do ; Harness, Bridl", Bend and Welt Leath
er ; Thong and Lacing do. • Wax Upper. 800 l
Grain, Bnff and Split do.; Ully Slsug, K>ps
Halted end Culler do.; City. Country, French
and Patent Catf Hk'na; Boot Lag Morocco*.
Duck Skins. Pad skins.Chamois,arid Momeco-;
Binding* and Lining* of almost every descrip
tion ; Shoe Thread, Patent. Thipgd, Hi Ik, Boot
Cord, Lice, aid Hi A and Union Oalleona;
Black aitd Colored English Lasting. Worsted
Upper*, and Criinped Fronts and fooiinge j Awls
Tacks, Needles, Eyelet end Crimptnc Machines
end Eyeless; Steel, tree. Copper and Zinc Neil*,
Files, Rasps, Knives; Rubbers, Pegs, Bristle*;
and Boot Web; Hammers, Boot and HhoeTsae*,
Last*, Crimps, Clamps, Handle*. Gum, Color,
Cod Liver and Tanner* Oil; Shoe Tools and
Currier's Tootsot all kinds, ready fur o**, be
sides many other articles not enumerated above,
til of which will be tela at the lowest mwkst
rates, by JOHN WUII E,
Importer end Dealer, 497 Market Street,
Above 13th, Philadelphia.
Tin-Ware &. Stove!
Establishment.
rpHf. UNDERHIUNED. respectfully in.
A form r hie ohl friend* hod customer*, thai
he ha* purchased his brothei'e interest in the
ebo* SMahlteUment, and lbs concern will here
after be conducted hy himself exclusively He
J, has just received end offats far .vie the
m*a largest and most atlonaivo assortment
ment -t FANUY HTOVEB eseriiiua
dueej into this market.
tltovepipe and Tinware constantly on hand
and manufactured to order, AU kinda Of im
pairing done, as usual, on abort notice,
wsstssaessaa'-' *•*
A. M. RUPERT. J
Ujeoguhurg Jan, Ur UMk j
AUURISmTOK*B XOTICE. ,j
WTOTTCE ia hereby given that letters of '
ifi administration opou th* estate of Wil
flam Eserat, tee of Omn-'e tdumshin, Col- 1
umbu countv, rieeeatbd. have been grmieif
to the undersigned, rebiding in OratrgeviMe
All persoo* indebtSd to thu said eatule rue re- 1
queued to make immediate naynrem, and
hose having account* to pruMiit l.lrfrh for t
letllement to JACOB D. KLINE.
' orMnaav wbTrtfpe^ > " l ,
Euvelopeg, Fens, Ink, Writing aand.Ae ■
in be TouM at tbe cheap Book store of *
JOSEPH SWARTZ, o
■gggggHagi ■ ! i inr ii._nmai.
HENRI'S nrriOOMTtlHi COBVt AL.
Pr*i7 *■ ito
Thlslnvsliisbl# cordial it extracted from
herbs and roots which hae Iwd found if.
ter years ftf experience, by the moat skillful
physicians to ha MiMtHii "f qualifies the m int
hetieiftcial ie the discuses for which it ia ree
ommanUrd. and Ueoce while it ia presented
to the public aa an cflieteious remedy, it ■ alao
Known Id be of that character on which reli
ance may be pieced aa te ite safety. In oaaaa
of iaapoiency, Hemorrhages, Dieorderad Mtsrll
ily, Menstruation, or Bup|>iaaaiei of the Men
ace, Flaor Albus or Whiles, or for
DEBILITY,
arising from any eaaae, fuch aa weakneaa from
aickneaa, where the patient haa bean confined
l lied for tome time, for females after uonfiue
manl. abortion or miscarriage, thin cordial can
not be.entiled it lie ealutery effe Is : or in the
lota <-f muacular energy, irrilibilite, physical
proat- nlion, seminal weakneaa, palpitation o
tba heart, indication, atuggiahneaa, decay o
the piocrcitire functions, nerroeaneaa' Ac.
where a torio medicine ia required, it will hj
fuurui equal, if not aupcrior to any compounri
TO FEMALES.
II enry*a invigorating cordial ia one of the moat
Invaluable medicinea in the many oomplainla to
which femalea are aubjecl. It eaaiata nature In
brace '.he Whole avatem,chcck etceaaea and cre
ates renewed health and happiness. Lees auf.
firing, disease end unhappinrss among ladies
would exist, were they getier-lly to adopt the
uao of this"sordioU Ladies who are deb.iilatsd
by those 01-atructi.ini which Cetnalrs ere Table
to, are res'ored by tha-useuf a bottle 01 two, to
bloom and argot. I B ■ M.
YOUNG MEN.
That aolitary practice, so fatal to the existence
•o faial to the existence of men, and it ia the
young who are moat lihriy to become its vic
tims, from an ignorancs of the danger to whhh
they subject themselves, cauaea
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
weakneaa of the system, and premature decay,
many of yoo may r.ow be suffering, a ialed at
to the causa or source of disease. To those,
then who by excess base brought on themselves
premature impoteacy.involuntary seminal emit
aiona, weakneaa and drivelling of ths genital
niguna, Nervous Aflfcclicn, or any other conse
quences of nhresteainrd indulgence of tne sen
sual paesionf, occasioning the necessity of re
nouncing the felicities of
MARRIAGE,
Iraeaning both mental and bodily capacity, hold
Henry's Invigoratinff Cordial, a medicine that
ia purely vegetable, will aid nature to restore
those important functions to a healthy stale and
will prove of ear sice to you. It possesses rare
virtues, ie a geneial remover of disuaae end
slrengtbener of the system.
AS A TONIC MEDICINE.
it is qrenrpsseed. We do not place this Cordial
on a footing with quack medicines, end. as ie
customary, append a long hat uf -rconrmsndt
tiona, Ac., beginning with 'hear whet ihn prea
cher arys," and such like; it is not necessary,
for Henry's invigorating cordial aniy needs a
trial t<> prove ell that we say.
THE GENUINE "HENRY'S INVIG
ORATING CORDIAL,"
a pot up in & ox Pannei Bottle. ■ and it eaeilv
recognixed by the manufacturer's signature on
the iobtl of web Bottle, (to counterfeit which is
forgery.)
CTSold for Si per Bottle: six fir $8 ; #l6
per dozen.
Prepared only by S. E Honrs, No. 3 Frank
lin Kow, Vipe at., below Eighth Pbiltdelpbin .
Ph.. to whom all orders must be addressed. For
, Sale by all the respectable Druggists and Mer
chant# throughout the country.
T. W. DY'fTT A 80N8, No. 132 North
Id at., Philadelphia, 8o!e Agents for Panntyivae
nio.
January 29. 1831. 1-—ly
I'emiNt Ivtinln Wire Work*.
No. 21 Arch St.. nhooe Front.
PHILADELPHIA.
fITHE Subscribers have on hand, and ire
* coneiatnlv manufacturing. SIEVES. KID-
Di.ES, SCREENS, WOVEN WIRES, of
all meshes ond u-ulthe. Alao nil kinds nf
plain and lanoy Wire work. Braan and Iron
Wirn Steves of all kinds ; Brass and Cop
per Wire Cloth for Paper Makers, kc. Cyl
inders and Dnr.dy Roils covered in the beat
manner.
Heavy Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers,
Sieves for Brew and Iron Founders, Screen
Wire, Window Wire, Safe*, Trope, Dish
Covers. Coal and Sautl Screens, Ac. -
BAVLISS, DARBY k LINN.
August 17th, 1851.
To Country Merch ants.
fenit onb foufertioncirn,'
RUBINCAM & SELLERS.
witut.RRALB MANcramtasaa AND DKAI.BHS IN
CONFECTIONARY OF ALL SIX US.
Nu. 113 North Third Mb, below Race,
PHILADELPHIA.
*TIHE attention nf Dealers ia requested to
* an exetniiigiioa of their stock, which
will bo found to be at least equal to any in
this any. FOREIGN FRUIT of all kinds in
season.
K. 6. Orders by mail or otbeiwise
frorpptly attended to.
August 17th, 1834.
Plktlirm Scaler.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SUITABLE
FCR RAILROADS, An., for weighing
HAY, COAL. ORE. and MERCHANDISE t
tfeiioraliv. Perutinsors run as risk, every i
sculo is GUARANTEED CORRECT, and
if, after trial, not found tattsfaoiory, uau be ,
returned without charge., „ ■* I
BP"Factory atthe Cfld Star.d, eaiaSnalieo
lor more than twenty year-, corner of NINTH 1
and MELON Streets, Phlladelphiv.
ABBOTT A Co.
Successors to Llluot if Abbott I
Philadelphia, A "J. I, 1854.
Philadelphia A Reading Rail JUa4.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Par Pettsvtlle, Reading Ac. A.
MORNINGS LINES.
Leave Philadelphia and Puttaville at 7$ o'-
clock, P. M. except Suuoaya
AFTERNOON LINES. ]
Lea via Philadelphia and Puttsville at 3}
o'clock P. M Bleep! Sundays, <
FARES. Ist Cms* 2d Cu. J
Betweew Philad'a k P<mvilte,3 79 tfsS •
lint wean "Philed'a & Bvqding, IT# I 4ft
60 iba. Baggage allowed to each passen- >
iter. s
ON 641* DAY—OneTmih, leaves Thiladal-
)hik at t| o'clock A. Af Stnl returns from '
Pottaviliß at 4 o'clock, P. M. taking ho bag-
FAIIK FOR THE EXCURSION", #l. r
' All Tickets must be purchased befoti* I **-
frrint the Chi*,- K J* '* c
'' DBPOT ie Philadelphia, Comer of Broad
hnd V-no Streets. a
-I'isd22: 0
- u
A NY Justice of the Peace wishing to pur
phqa® a cooy of Purdoo'a Digegt, cau be
by at be this Ik
offre | fb
TBECfetATEST DISCO VEttE! tHE
t . / .
1 A certain core for Consumption, Bronchitis
and aQ diseases of iha , Live*. An In-
SSMTEMft- K&SSlff !SZ'<SZ
sauffs from an untimely grave, 42 eases have
heeocured act of 61 wtthir. i moaths, in
Philadelphia city and county. Eighteen ot
the' above eaves have been given up by their
physician*, and pronounced ineureeble, and
they are now healthy; Tba medicine ia
simple and Botanic, and can be ga'heied
from every farm and at alt times of tba year.
Thin receipt with printed djiections and ear
itHcateiof cures Iron a number of distin
guished individuals in the eitjr of Philadel
phia, wilt b forwarded ta any parson in the
Uhited States, free by enclosing two dollars
in a letter poat-petd to
Dt D. E. COLE,
Burlington, N. J.
[May iftth !854-6m.
Second -Arrival
NEW GOODS..
EVANS S APPLEMAN
Have just received a r resh stock of new
Summer Goods, to which thsy iuvite
:hn attention of the people. Their assort
ment is now litll again, and ihey can fur
nish any thing in the department of Dry
Goods, Hardware, Groceries, Queensware
Crockery or Cedarwrre, at the lowest prices'
Bloomsbnrg, June Ist 1854.
~FttEDKICKS AXD BROOKS,
AT THI
NF-W FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP ;
In Cattawieea,
VV7ILL make lo order every kind of cesl
* * ins the*, mav be deeired. They have
atld will keep on hand I
STOVES AND PLOUGHS,
of different styles ; and will manufacture lo
order Threshing Machines, Corn Shelters and
other agricultural implement#, aud every va- 1
riety of machinery. They are prepared to
make castings of any pattern lo order. They
will also do turning and boring in iron ; and
will repair machinery of any bind.
Tltt'it establishment is on the first square
above Market Street, near the Methodist
Church. > ' i
GEORGE FREDRICKS,
SAMUEL BROOKS.
Cattawisfa, July 8, 1854. ■
JYOTICE
IVOTICE ia hereby given that the undet
-1 ™ vigiied citizens nf Btownsburg Columbia
Cnnnty Pennsylvania, will apply to the
next legislature lor a Charier lor a Bank lo
be Inca'ed el lilonntxburu la be Qalled the
'• BIXiOMSBUKG Rank" with banking
priyilige* of isme, dist-nont and depnsM,
with a capital of two buudred thousand dol
lars.
Daniel Snyder; Wm. Robiaoa,
L. B. Rupert, J. Ramsey,
Wrtt. Sii)tlet, R. B. Arthur,
E. M-n-letihull, Ephraiin P Lutz,
A. J. Sloan, Joseph Sharpless,
Lloyd Paxton, Wm. Sloan,
Geo. Weaver, S. Meudeabail.
Bloomsburg 22d,—1854.
J. STEWART DEPOT,
AT 223 North Second Street, below
Callowhill, Philadelphia ; has on
hand a splendid assortment of Velvet,
Tapestry, Brussels. Three Play, Ingrain
z and Veuitian CARPETS: beside* Drug- 2
-* gets. Canton and Cocoa Mattings, f
V\ WINDOW SHADES. Door Malls,Floot O
S and Table OIL CLOTHS, Stair Rode, £
Heartli Rugs, &c. Alao, the same at H
< his other Store, corner of Bth and
<-> Spiing Garden dt., under the Spring '
Garden House,—^Wholesale aud Re
tail.
April 13ih 1854.-fitn
SKEafES & SELTZERS'
WHOLESALE
No. Thrd St.,
(Above Callowhill,)
Wwaav pniLni:LPuik,
A GENERAL ASSORT3AETOF
BRANOIKX, WINES, TOROIaII,
Aud Liquors of ororj description I
. x. encrfz- *. e. e*i.Tz*a
JOHN WOOII:S Agenf.
STOVES! STOVES!
AHARrLEgS - HELIOK
HAVE opened a new Stove and Tinware
Establishmeitl, on Main street one door
above the Court-house, where they are pre
pared to furnish goods in their line such as
Tin. Sheet Iron. Ihllom Ware. Brute
KettUt, Cast Iron Sinks, Frying |
Pane. Stove Piprt, all kinds \
of Tin Ware, Broom. Wire ,
4'C.. at extremely low
Prices. Among their •
na rie'y of '
mi smsrmi,
may he lound the Home Air Tight, Wilbam
Petin. Globe. Coal Mo-tntain, Miners' Choice
Van Leer'e Kitchen Comfort, Double Oven,
the celebrated Raub Conking Stove for coal
or wood, end others, too nomefOue to men
tion. Also Parlor Grates, Office and
I* A MOP Moves, 1
in great variety. Tin Ron fine, Gutters, Lead- ,
era, and all kinds of work made 10 order, at J
the sbnru -l notice.
Repairing of all kind* attended to.
Bloomsburg, April 27th 1854.-lf.
REMOVAL.
yj-icftt i tmur i
M. B. DYOTT to KENT
Have removed le ibeir NevJ Htorf and Factory,
No. 74 South Second Street Philadelphia,
(Five doors betew their old atand.) 1
ised facilities, e offar to Mar- ®
chants anil mhsrs, OAS FIXTURE'S end ,
LAMPS nf every tlsserii tiee, end at the low- „
eat Manufacturer's prices, sad uaauposeed in
quality ur appearance by any in tne Country. £
Our Stock embraces Djoil's Patent Pine Oil
Lamps','(the best tn tha world,) Bernii.g Fluid
end Hoist Lard Lergpt, Chandeliers, tor Gas,
Pins Oil, Molar Lard, and Fluid, Hall and Pat- _
en: Hpri-.g Hand Lenlhorns Globes. GJaaoei,
Wicks, Pist Oil end FluiJ, Wtroterste and
Retail.
Merchants and others will find it to their - f
advantags to caff and axaetina ear Su>ok and i
Prices. v
KT Particulir attention given te ffttoeg up if
Cberqhes ai d udter public buildings- gi
Philadelphia, Sept It*. 1854.—Ssi, ft'
-
BLANKS IB LAKES 1 1 BJLABKSI! J
and
loper end deetrabfoforaaffo- or u
ice of the "St ato f the North/'
ill 'r II fTPim" i-|j- I
i tr jL
TO THE FSSIIONABLE AND
<S>U>aQOBIXISB
fpNE ondartigoed, having inst received th*
* latest Paii* and New York Faahiooa,
would again bog leave to in form bio numar
oaa friend* and all the world about Bleems
bufg, that lie is now bettor prepared than ov
er to aeoomiqodata any ono with the neatest,
easiest and beat filling suite of Clothe* that
hao boon tli Ared ont lately; and not only
that, but be will also do them up in the best
order, upon the lowest term*.
Hi* shop is at the old • wan it, (too woll
known to need luither notion) where lie may
at ail time* be found, seated upon the batik
of repentance, steadily drawing not the Ikrtitd
of affliction, bopeing it may in the end prove
advantageous to Itian and hta customers. Ue
wottid also advise hi* friend* to bear in mind
that poot, afflicted tailors must live, or-they
can't he expected to Work. Therefore, Wheat,
Bve Corn. Oala, Potatoes, and with all upw
am': iliei: a little CASH will come mighty
handy from those who ate back-standing on
h:e boob; •
Remember, gentlemen, that in all cases
" the laborer is worthy of hie biro."
BERNARD RUPERT.
Bloomsburg, April Utb, 1853.
The Walter Scoff of ticrmai.y
NOW READY 7
-A\ ap j Q B
A NO*WEUIA \ AND LAPLAND TALE]
' Ol
, AND LOVE IN NORWAY.
Translated from the German of Theodore
Mugge, by EDWARD JOY Mounts, author OR
'•Travels in the Eaat," '-The Turkish Em
pire," &c.
Price iu cloth, ft,25 In two parts, paper, Si
rpHE Murgenbhitt, a high authority in Bell*
l.ettre criticism in Germany, says oftbiv
work :
"This popular writer haa again displayed
hi* ganiiis in a graphic and interesting nar
ration of entirely new and attractive scenes.
His romance introduces us to a region with '
which lie i* thoroughly acquainted from per
sonal observation, bin which i* a rare and
almost untrodden field of fiction—the re
mote neighborhood of the North Pole, aqd
those ley, desert steppes, where the Laplan- I
der pursue* his wandering life of privation
and suffering. Hl* life-like descriptions of
the manner* aud customs of this curious
people, and the Norwegian settlers on the
coasts are drawn with such power as to a
wukvn the keenest interest in his brilliant
story, and to keep the attention of the reader
intensely excited from the first to the last
page. The charurters are portrayed with a
rare skill and fidelity to nature, and the
whole composition cannot fail to augment
the reputation of ibe author, and to place
bim in thg iruat rank of Geruiau historical
novelists."
The reader will discover, in bis perusal of
this beautiful work of genius, that this praise
i* fully merited; and he will not fail to re
mark the high moral lone mid pu-e senti
ment which pervades the whole composition
—the more striking from its contrast with
ihe depraved taste and oorrupting influence
of so many of the works of fiction of the
present day.
The great success of ''Alraja" in Germany,
-where it has rapidly passed through several
'editions, proves that the popular rnirtd has
not lost its partiality for those who seek to
refine and elevate the imagination, and to
base their hopes ef success oil au appeal to
the higher feelings of our nature.
!T Copies sent by mail, free of postage,
at the above price*. Addres*
LINDSAY A BLAKISTON.
Oct. 19tb, Publishers, Philadelphia
PHONOGRAPHY.
"Had Phonography been known forty
years ago, it would bave saved mn twenty
years of bard labor.— Jlon. That. 11. Beaten.
' Soma of our students, not twenty years
nf ego, are making more money by Pho
nography than the Principal of .the High
School, after having given himself for more
than twenty-years ro his profession." John
Hart. Principal of the High School, Phitada.
This beautiful and uselul system of short
hand tauahl through the mail, by William
Tebbs, Phonographic Teacher, Providence,
R. I. Terms for a course of 12 lev on*, in
cluding full explanatory oorrectieua ve all
exercises, 25.
Any newspaper, periodical, &., giving bis
advertisement two insertions, (including
this notice) and torwardiug a copy as above
will receive ihu lessons aforesaid.
Oc<. 2d 1851—21.
REEVE I. KKIGIITi
(Successor to Hartley 4" Knight.)
BEDDING AND CARPET
WAREHOUSE,
No. 148 South Second Street, Five doore above
SPRUCG STRICT, PHILADELPHIA,
Where ha keep* constantly on band a full as
sortment of every article in hit line of huaineee.
Feathers, Featherbed*, Patent Spring Ma Urea
sea Curled hair, Most .Corn Husk and tin aw
Mattresses, Velvet Tapeatry, Tapealry, Brua.
tela, Three.Ply, Ingiaio, Venetian, List, Reg
end Hemp Caipctings, Oil Clothe, Canton Mat,
tiirga. Cocoa and Hpentsh Mattings, Floor and
Stair Druggets, Hearth Roge, Door Mats, Ti
lde and Piane Covers, t-> which he respectfully
invito Ibe attention of purchasers.
Philadelphia Sept. Ist, 1854.—1y.
_J; \
Cash paid for straw.
The subscriber will pay cash for Straw de
livered/at 4tla<M*l>ar Mill at Mktyreve, Mat <
Light Siree'i,-Bt the following rate* to wit !
Short siraw 26 50 per ion. long etraw 27 per
ton. These rats* will be paid for either
Wheat, Rys ar Oat* straw in good dry con
dition. j
For flax, after ibe seed ie threshed off, lie
will pay 910 per ten.
THOMAS TRENCH.
Millgrove, April Bth 185-I.—tf. t
APHINIS.TIATOHI NOTICE*
mrOTICE is hereby givrn that iei,e; of
AT edmitiislratien :;p irl tll „ estate of John "
He'tier, late of Mifflin township, Columbia .
county, deceased, have been granted to the '
undersigned, residing also in Mifflin town- k
-hip. All person* indebted lo ih* eatate of *
said decedent are hereby requested to make
payment wilboot daisy, ami those having "
account* bim t* present them for settlement v
to STEPHEN H MILLER, C
JOHN C. HETrLER. V
Mifflin, September 20<h, 1854 —At.
ADMINISTBATOS'B NOTICE. 1
NOTICE I* hereby given iftat letter* of
Administration upon the estate of Dy-Ji
nd Johnson, late ol Mounipleasant town
•hip. Columbia county, docaased, have boon J
trtnteil to the undersigned, residing in "
Vloentpleaaant. All perimts indebted to tb* „
istato are rtrparited to make immediate ,
bcco,idw ' ,o s
JOHN JOHNSON. P;
MrmntpHhiant, Sept/Bth, *
FANCY GOODS, of ovary deecription and w
ariaty, naw style*. and (rash Iron Now York w
ind Philadelphia, for saloat h# eheap atom
M'KELVY, NEALITCQ
#. E. BKADLET.PrKIcjAI
W..J NEE.BMAUI.Ey, AartJll.
The ensuing SESSION will comaenoo
_ ' . •* EMM p.-f
The academte year consists of 44 vt'*nlA
The price ol tuition per quarter it pat*
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
Spelling.Reading Wrjtle&ane
Second ClHA#.—Arithmetic eomfnueff '' to
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
Elocution, Penumanship, English Grant
mar, Arithmetic coirtoMteiL Book-Keeping be
•.mule entry, Geography, History, J 7g
!rt'±r f ' jp £■•
Latin, Greek, German and French, 26*00
" Drawing Extra " j 20B
" Painting in Water Color*. " 23 02
do da Oil, " 55 ou
vJ Teachers' Closes will be ohanixed
lor the accommodation at those who are pre
paring to leach. To this class special in
sirucimn will be given in reference to the
manner of teaching aa well as the branches
to ba taught.
Every Scholar, unlesa specially excused
is expected to attend to Composition and
Elocution. ■
NOTX.—It is important that acholare enter
school at the beginning of the term aud be
regular in their atteudance.
Persona desirous of attending to ana
branch of learning taught in the school, and
whose arrangements, will not permit them
to be present during all the regular eobeo
honre, can study at home and ooere in at
the time ol recitation. s.-c,i.
W Good boarding oan be obtained in axis
vate families at 22 00 per weak.
Bloomsburg, June 28th, 18$4.
03DLaa<ajacEk6BTJK)uaasg3
Cabinet Rooms,
8. C. SHITE
RESPECTFULLY invites the ATREMIEEER
ol the Pnblto to bis extensive aaanrt
mem of Cabinet Furniture and Chair*, whieb
he will warrant made of good tnaleriaieaed
in a workmanlike mauner. At hi* Establish.
mem, can always be found a aood
ment of
Fashfonabto Fnroilw.
Which is equal in alyle and finish lo tbei ef
Philadelphia Of Now York cities, iflf{ k |g
low prices. He has Sofas of riiffereet style
and prices, from 825 !o 260. Divans, loo*,
ces, Waihut acd Mahogany Parlor ehaire,
Rooking and easy chair*, Piano alool*, aud
a variety of upholstered work, with Dreesieg
and parlor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
pier tables, detaahus, cheffenjars, whatnot#
and comodea arid all kinds,of fashionable
work. Hi* etoek of buMaoe, enclosed aba
common washstands, dreaa-tablea, cornet
cupboards, solas, dining 2nd breakfast ta
bles, bedsteads can*' teat and eomtamx
nhairs, it the largest in this section of tb*r
noumry. He will also keep a good amort
ment of iooking-glassev with fancy gilt And
common frames. He will tlso furnish Spring
mattraaae* fitted to any aixed bedstead,which
are superior for durability and comfort M
any bed in u*4. - tf. fT
Bloomsburg, April 6th 1854. *1
HITTER'S FANILY HBD>
I CINE - V
RITTER'b COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR. WILD CHERRY AND WOOD
NAPHTHA.—For Coughs, Colds, Ar|hmn*
Bronchitis, Weeping Cough, god diaaaamr
tending to
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION. .
Is one of the best preparations ef the 4ef
for all itiaeaset of the Throat and Laega, ea
thousands can testify. It codeine ne MS
eotic, it can be given with pet feat aetagr
tu the youngest child. Price tweaty-fire
cents per bottle.
BlTTKa's A SOMATIC DPFKCR CORDIAL.
For the cure of Dyspeptic, Diarrhoea, ley
bp'rils, Nervousness, General Debility, lie.
This cordial will be found highly benefi
cial in the above disorders; it la pleasant to
the lasie, aud will relieve in a abort lima alt
those distressing feelings to whioh dtapep
tics are liable, A few dotes will atop the
most obstinate Diarhrosa. Procure a Dottle
andjbe cured at once. Price fifty Cents yyir
SITTER'S PECTORAL SYRUP AID CAIXIXALTTH
This preparation has bean in us* Car ever
.•evenly years in Philadelphia; it was form
erly manufactured by the grandfather of the
present proprietor, and me a soothing apt up
IIRS Mood unrivalled. It quiokly relieve*
colicy pains, and promote* natural sleep hep
infants. Price twenty-five cent* pet botfle.
VANSWCITEH'S oa BLACK PILL*.
Attn known as Moravian Pills, Huify
Pill*. Dutch Pill*, ar* safe Purgative an 4
Ami-Billions Pill and no family should be
without them. Price tweuty-five cents pet
bob.
The above Medicicea can be obtained gf
the tola proprietor. r m
I. L RITTEtL ,A ,
No. 9 South Front Street Philadelphia.
N. li. A liberal discount lo Druggists 'add
Storekeepers.
. i. . i ml ii
Frost Street Wire Maaentctery.
WATSON Sc. COXi
Sieve, Riddle, Wire Cloth Mowfo^ort
No. 46 NORTH FROBT SratHcy,
Cornet bf Comb's Alley, Between Malta*'
and Mulburry (Arph) Streets.
PR it A DELPHI A.
Brae* and Copper Wire Cloth for Paper fial
kers, ha. Cylinder* and Dandy Roll* ebvi
ered in tha best manner. L ]
Heavy TwiUed Wire for'gperlc' Cataßete. i
Steves for Bras, Md Iron Founders, Sere*. •
Wire, Window Wire, Safes, Traps, Qiatr
Covers, Coal and Sand Screens, if f,.
Wire Works of every dereripUon, '
August 10, 1854*3ih. r '
aP33arN3MMsquaL\rw
H. O.HOWaR.
Ladies end okntlemwE ? s
Bloomsburg and vicinity. Ha la prepared gim
tlWnd lo all tb* various operabqo* in Qeft
JS6s"SLSSS
ivjaatf*'""" 1 ' 1 "
A superior artiolb of Tooth Powder*, bt
trays on hand. All eperatioua on lbs teeth
irarranted. t
BF Office near the Academv.
Bloom* burg, Nov, iofiSitt' r