lARITHESE FACTS! ! TESTiZIOXY OF TIIC TTORLD. HOLLOWAY'S OINTIVI'ENT. BADa LEGS, BAD BR EATS, SORKS AND ULCERS. A'f description ol ore are remediable by the proper an. diligent ue Jof this ines timable proration. To iHfmpl to cure bad- : bv plasterine rhe of the bound to.iher i a folly ; for -should ihe akin onite, boggy dieaied donditinn re mains underneath u break out with tec. fold ry in a few U). Tbe nnl rai-onanl and occeliil treatment, as indk-ated bv nature, is to .ednce the ii.fl. ma. inn in and about the wound and te othe the neiuhboriiu part by rul b't'g i plenty of riie Ointment as rait i foiced ii.t. meal. DIPTHER1A. ULCERATED SOKE THROAT, AND SfARLET AND OTHER FEVERS. Any of the abe dii-rafe may be cured by well rubbing h Ortitment three line a day ii'lO be hei, throat ami neck of the patient; it w ill oi petifcirat-e, and sive immediate relief. Medicum taken by the mouth mut operate upon the whole y. ttm are iit influence can be fell in any lo cal pat', wherea the Oinimeot will do it work at once. Whoerer rr re a the onanem in the at oe mannered the dieae named, or ant .imilar disorders afltfciinx the cheat and throat, will fii.d themscUes relieved a by a charm. PILES, FISTULAS. STRICTURES. . r ... 1 1 V. .. The toove ciaa o sump ' -m c removed Sy nightly fomenting the pari with warm water, arl then by moat effect. BtHy ruabiog.m lha Ointment. Persons offering trom lbee direful complaint should lose not a moment in arresting their progrreM. It ahould be understood that it it not eoffieient merely to smear the Oint ment on the affected parts, but it mut be well rubbed in for some considerable time two or three timec a day, that it may be taken into the system, whence it will re move any hidden tore or wound effect ually though palpable to the eye. There again bread and water poultices, after rub bing iti of the Ointment, will do treat ser vice. This te the only sure treatment for female, cases ol cancer in the stomach, or where there may be a geueral bearing down. INDISCRETIONS OF YOUTH ;-SORS AND ULCERS. Blotches, a also swellinos, ueo, with certaictv, be radically cored if the 0:nt menl be used Ireely, and Pill be taken nijifet and n.ornina aa recommended in the printed inductions. When treated in any other way tnev only dry up in one plat o to "break ontin anoiier , wherea- .hsOi.i raent will remove the humor from the -teroVarJd leave the patient a vi-zonm and i '.t,i,'.;.t!i;r' ' It mill rnuire Mine with the" use (Ttf.e Pill- to enure a lamina raff DiVOPSlXAL SWELLINGS. PARALYSIS AND'SIIKF JOINTS. Although the above compi::ta differ wrrtely hi their oristtn and nature, yi they all require local treaiment. Many of the wersl canes, of och tin-ease, will. yield in a comparatively short apace of time wli'n thi Ointment is diligently rubbed into he parte affected, even afier every other means fcave laded. In all Sferioo maladiea the ?ilU should be taken accordin2 to the di rgcuou accompanying each box. Both IheO'mmerJ and Pills shntddieuteJ in th fullovins cims : Aauei , Asthma, Billioua Complaiuls, Dysentery, Erysipelas, Female Irregulari ties, Fevers of all kinds, Fits, Gout, Head-ache, Indigestion, Sore Throats, Stone and Gravel, Secondary symp oms, Tic-Doulou.-eax, Tumours, Ulrerf, Yenereal Affection Worms of ll kinds Weakness from whatever raOe; Blotches on the Skin, Bowel Complaints, Colic, Constipation of the Bowel, Consumption, Debility; Infiamrntion, Jiondice ' L ver Com- plaints, 2 .bago, v,n,,im V- i'in oi n Serine, Kin2 El. f " lT'lIO J INone are yennine j r 1 -Hol'owav, Tew York an Ln t0 diceraiM s a Water mrrk i i afof .hebook of direct nn are on or box ; the me mav b p'aitl jio.Vin the letf ta the tight. A hand ,ward will be jjiv-n n ny one rer:- such information as wav lead hand. - on ol anr party or paf.ie enunter. ; the rojdicine or vending the same, : ii thra to be spniioo. Sold at the Manulaciorv of Professor l ar80 Maiden Lane, Nw York, nd respectable Druii'.'i-t and Dealers in nne, throughout the civilized world. ) at 25c. 62c. and SI eHoh. There is a considerable saving by . a the larger sizes. ; Ig.- "flections for the gui-lance of pa ' - , W disorder, are atfixed to each October 10. I860. Vlowe l N G LOWESBERG, 3 -.4 - S T O 11 E. vw wo doors above the 'Araer e or Kent. r oHers threw Honses or rent, one in Blooms- "Vi ar-d one rt lower V county. 0RGE WEAVER i 1861. fESH ARRIVAL, !' Z ndernioned offers for s'i.'e at the Stare formerly kept by Joseph Gearhart r'ised, in Caiiawisiia town-liip, abnut T- d miles from the town of Cattawips'a, . ... ,;sfrimeni of "f 7BIX0 ASD SF2I2IER GOODS, ' s piocYy ever brougtit o that section cV'en: quality varied and of a n ez s avin purchased repd io .ell cheap ilme Purchasers are to suit the call sod fjamine hi &:o-k invited io v . . - i- jted ha iii-i i7io:t:i. has O fi it t' CV"i;oi3'"ry pro.mce inkxn m exc'iti" f coot's 8t rltar. marvel Mice4. JACOB H. CREASY. Cal!avrl-?a twp., Mjy 1st. gbi: .lltiirr.ev .f I u -if 9 TO THE PEOPLE OPTUS trWTED STATES! IN lie momh ol December, 1858, tbe un-dr-r-inetl for the ( ifct time offered for sals to the public Dr. J BOVEE LODS' IMPE RIAL WINE Bl il ERS, and in this short :r:iod they have iven mch universal sa' iJaction to the mnv thousands of persons who have tried them that it is now an es 'abliohed article. The amonr.t of bodily H!il mental miser) arising simyly from a 'eglecl oi Mnall cnmplaihts is surprisiut;, Htut it is therefore ol the utmost importance it t i irr-i mtt-n ion to tbe least and iroM haflinz bodily kilmeat should be had; for 't;ie8 ol the body niua invariably affect 'he mind. The subscribers now only ak(a rial of DR. J. BOVEE DODS' Icff rial Wine Hitters II! fton H ho have not used them. Wechal-Ir-nge the world to produce their equal. Thefe Bitters for the cure of Weak Stom hs General Debility, and for Purify i'2 4t d EAiichii the Blood, are absolutely un nri aed by any other remedy mi earth. To be ossuieit of this, ii is only necesary io uiufee the trial. The Wine itef in ot a ery superior qnality. bein- atom one fird stronger thin other wiiie.j WHrrnini! ar.it iniao'a:it g the whole sMem from the ead io the feet. As the Bitters are tonic and alienaivH in their character, so ihe -trenathen utid invigorate ihe whole syc- m ;t'n f yive a fine tone tind healthy acion if all itr parts, bv eqii. l'Zit g the circulnion removing! obsirnc ions, and producing a ueneral warmth. They are aln excellent lor Dieu-e and Weakness peruliar to FE MALES where a Tonic is required to itren&theh and brace Ihe ty-iten. No Lmly, who i" sn'.jeci to lassitude and faiuines, should te withom them as they are revivi fjir.g in their action. - THESE BJ7 7SR V fill not only Cure, but Prevent Dinrase and in thi reject are doubly valuable to the person who mav use tnem. For INCIPIENT'CONSUMPriUN. Weak Lunjss. Indigesiionj Dyspepsia, Dis eases ot i!e Nervous System, Paralysis, Piles, and for all cares requiring a Tonic Dr. Duds' CcMbr if A Wine Bitters .AIB1S 5?SUiI?2S12-E) 3 Fo Sore Throat, so common among the Clergy, they are truly valuable. For the aged and Infirm, and for persons of a weak constitution, for Ministei of ihe Gospel, Lawyers, and all public speak ers for Book Keepers", Tailors, Seamstress es. StudenlE, Ants', and ail persocs lead ing a sedentary lile, they will prove truly beneficial. As a Beverace, they are wholesome, in Wfcent, and delicious to the taste. I hey produce all the exhilarating effect of Bran dy or Wine, without intoxicating ; and are a valuable remedy for persons addicted to the use of excessive strong drink, and who wish io refrain from it. They are pme and entirely free from the poisons contained in in the adulterated Wines and Liquors with which Ihe country is flooded. Tnese Bitters not only CURE, bnt PRE VENT OiseaK, and should bs u-ed by all who live in a country where the water is bal, or where Chills and Fevers are piev aleut. Beit'v; entirely iiinoceiit and harm less, ihey may He given freely to Chddten and li.tants with impunity. Ptysiians, Clergymen, and temperance advocates, as an act of humanity, should assist in preading these valuable BIT TKRS over ihe land, and thereby essemad ly aid i.i banishing Drunkenness and Dis ease. In all Affections of the head, Mck Headache or Nervous Headache. Dr. Dod-' Imperial Wine Bitters will be found to be most Sahr.ary and Efficacious. The many ceitifi-ates which have been tendered us, and the letters which we are daily receiving, are conclusive proof thai among he women those Bitters havo giv en a satisfaction which no others have ever done before. No woman in ibe land should be without there, and those who once ue them will not fail to keep a supply. UJt. J. BOVEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS Are prepared by an ernineut and skillful physician who has used them successful in his' practice for the last twenty five years. The proprietor, before purchasing ihe ex clusive right to manulactare and sell Dr. J. Bovee Dods' Celebrated Imperial Wine Bitters, had them lesied by two distinguish ed medica! praciinneers, pronounced them a valuable remedy fur disease. Although the medical men of the country as a general thing di-approve ol Pa em Medicines, yet we do not believe that a re spectable Physician can be found in the United Stales, acquainted wMi their medi cal propeilies who will 'Ot highly approve DR. J. BOVEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.'- In all newly settled pl.ice, where there is always a large quantity of decay ing lim ber from which a poisonous miasma i- rea'ed, thOie bitters should be Used every morning before brekfat. DK J OKE DODS' UIPKIIHL 1VIXK BITTERS Are composed of a pure anil undulterated Wme, combined with Barberry , "Solomon' Seal Conirey, Wild Cherry Tree B-rk Spikenard. Chamomile Flowers, ami Gen tian. Ihey are mannlactnred by Dr. Dtd himself, who is an exoerienced and suc cessful Phy sician, and hnce should not be cla--ed among ihe quack no-irurns which flood the country, and against which th Medical Profession are so justly prejudiced. These truly valuable Bi'ier have been so thoroughly tesied by all classes of the community lor almost every variety of dis ease incident to the human system, that they ate now deemed indispensable as a IONIC MEDICINE AND A BEVERAGE. ' Ptircliae One Boltle It Costs Dui Lit le! PunU the Blood ! Give . Tone to the Stomach ! Renovate the System ! and Prolong Life ! PRICr Si PKR BOTTLE, 6 BOTTLES S5; Prepared and sold By CHARLES W1DDIF1ELD & CO., SOLE PROPRIETORS, 78 William Street, New York. . EFor sale by Druggists and grocers generally throughout the country. August 28, 1S61- -ly. KEIF BUSINESS FIRM. THE undersigned respecilully inform their friends and the public generally, lhal they have entered into co-partnership, under the name, style an firm ol MILLER & EVER in tbe " mercantile Business in Ihe Old Arcade,' in Bloonisburg Co lumbia county, where ihev intend carry ing on il.e business of GENERAL MERCHAN DIZING, in all ils diversified branches and iieparirrtenis, and to which ihey invite an enetision of the public patronage. S. H. MILLER, FKED'K EYER, omburg, May 15,- 1861 if. Oyer's Ohorry PeetoraL iiin.i:: c. nor Enr PHILADELPHIA AND READING WINTER ARRANGEMENT, DECKMBKR 5TH 1859. Foht Daily Passenger Trains to Philadelphia. (From and passing Reading) At 6.20 a. rn., 10 20 a. m., 12 noon, (Freight and Passenger,) and 5.06 p. m. Two daily trains lo Pottsville and Port Clinton, at 10.15 a. rn., and 6.05 p. m. Coiinectiit!! at Port Clinton wi h trains for Tsimaqua, Williantsport, Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and the Canadas. The 10. a. m op train only connects at Port Clinton with trains .for Wilkesbarre, Scratitou and Pittston. Passengers leaving Williamsport by the Cattawissa Railroad night line, at 10.15 p. m., connect wiih a passenger irai'i lav ing Purl Clinton at 4.50 a. m., arrive at Read ing at 5.50 a. m., breakfast and proceed di rect to Philadelphia bv the 6.20 a. in. Read ing Accommodation Train. On Sundays :he I0.15 a. m. Down, and ihe 6.05 p. ni Up Trains only run. LKBANON VALLEY BRANCH. Two Trains Daily, Sunday Excepted) to and from lariilnttg. Ai 10 23 a. in. and 08 p. in. Leaving Harribur' at 8 00 a. ui. and 2.35 p. rn. Connecting with trains on the Northern Central. Pennsylvania and Cumberland Val ley Railroad', lor Suubury, Wiliiamspori. Pittsburgh, Lancaster, Baltimore, Cliu:u-bersbnr-i. &c. Through Pickets Reading io Baltimore. 4 00 ; to Lancaster, $2 25 ; to Gettysburg) S3 50. 8o ponnds of baggage allowed to each pasenger. The second class cars run with all the above trains. Through first class tickets at reduced rates to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, and all Ihe principal points in ihe XVesi, North West, ana the Can ail as; and Ennii ronl Tickets at lower fares lo all above places, can be had on application lo ihe station auent at Reading. All tickets will be purchased before the trains start. Higher fares charged if paid in cars. G. A. N I COLLS, Engineer and General Supeiu.teiutetit. February 2, 1860. LIQTTCKSi LIQTTCHS i Wholesale and ISctail.' ffHE subscriber would announce to the JL citizens of Bloomsburg and vicinity that he I selling LIQUOliS in large am small quantities, ami at different prices, a his New btore, on Main street, Iron WfM, Blooaieiburg. H ,s fiwrnn stock ot Forei!i antl Domestic, V-4 T.a m nL consists ot Co2tiac and Rncttelle. Biackbrr ry, Ginger, Raspberry and Lavender. H i h.s a large assortment of Old Rye gray with age, tine Old Bourbon, Old Fo ks Whiskey, and a'ty quautity of common. He alo has PURE HOLLAND GIN, Madeiras, Lisbon, Claret, Sherry and Cam pagne Wines'; and last but not leal, a quantity of gto 1 double extr? BROVVJi SIOUT; all of which he will sell ai the lowest cah prices. The public are respec -.fully solicited to sjive his liquor a irial. D W. ROB BINS, Ag't. Bloomsburg, May I, 1861 re r"rj v ev v SPRING AND SUMMER CSJ- siD vl -S3 B LARGE STOCK AM) LOW PRICES 1A e have aain been to Ihe city, ami r " tcrned with a large siock of Goods f)r the sea-on, which we are prepared lo si II at a low figure lor ready pay. Uur slot Ic consists of Hardware, Queensware. Cetlarware, Wil low-ware. Hollow-ware, j D O OTS AND SHO E!i, LOailss amcfl, CS3aijpai9 Groceries, Nails, Iron, Fi-h, Salt, Piaetjr, Fluid, Carnpheue Oils, White Lead by the ! Ke, cheap, &c, &c. i II. C. & I. W. HARTMAN. Bloomsburg, April 10, 1861. Look lo your Inter est n! FRESH ARRIVAL OF i SPRING AM) SIMMER GOODS, MILLER So EYER'S. 'IHE si.b-cnbers ha ve jnt returned from ihe City wiih another large ami se ect n-mp it eltt of Spring and Siiiiiiner GobiN, lnrchaed at Pttiladelphia, al the Inv es figti'e. anil which Ihey are delermiiiei to -ell mi as moderate terms a can be iro enred elsewhere in Bloomsburg. Tieir stock comprises l.adit'' DreMS C!ool, of the choicei.i styles and iale-t lashion (. DRY GOODS, Hardware. Queeusware, Cedara'e, Hol-loww-are, Iron, Nails. Boots & Shoes, Hat ai d Caps. &c , &c. In short, everything nuallv kept in country store.-; lo which t'tey invites the public generally. The hi;;hei price paid for country prod-ice. MILLKR & EYfcR. Bloomsburg, May 15, 1861. Lack'a aud Bloomsburg Railroad. ON AND AFTKR NOV. 25, 1861, PAS SENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOL LOWS MOVING BOOTH. Fret rfit & Paiteneer. Pas wger. Leave Scranlon, - Kingston, ; Rupert, " Danville, Arrive at North'd. 5.25 A. M. 10.30 A M. 6 30 Arrive 12,15 P.M. 8,40 9,15 10,00 MOVING NORTH. Leave North'd. " Danville. 4.30 P M. 5.10 5.45 S 00 Leave 1 45 P. M. 9 00 P. M. 3 40 c Rupert, Kinsston, Arrive at Scranlon, A Passenger Train also leaves Ki igston al 8.30 A. M. for Scran ton, to connei I with tram for New York. Returning leaves Scranlon on arrival of Train from New York at 4.15 P. M. The Lackawanna and Bloomsbor i Rail road connects with th Delaware, , Lacka wanna and Western Railioad at Sc anion, for New York and intermedials poin s east At Ruperi it connects with the Calawissa Railroad for points both oast aud wett. At Northumberland it connect- w ilh the Philadelphia and Erie R. R. and 'Northern Central R. R. lor points west and soJih. JOHN P. ILSLEY,,V- J. C. Wclls, Gtr.i l Ixcktt Ag't . November. 27, 1861. " li A Mi HUFCET) 3 i TINNER $ STOVE DEJ11ER, nf Vim Kf3f bflnw RAYMOND'S FAMILY S EWI NG MACHINE! PATENTED MARCH 9, 1858. PRICE 10 KACII. TIfF.SSRS.ZUPPlNGER & ROBBINS, of L Bloomsburij, having purchased ihe ex clusive risht of the above valuable Impro ved Cheat Patent Sewing Macw.ine, for the County of Columbia, witl be happy in supply their friends with the article tor the aci-onimr dationoi theim-elves and Utilities. The following are tome of the superior advantages ibis implement possesses, viz: 1. It sews from 400 to 600 tight stitches per minute. 2. Double thread Machines ate from the more complicated character of their mech anism invariably managed and threaded with more or less difficulty ; not so with RAYMOND'S, a child can manage it ir. two 4iours, and it is 'threaded easier ttiaa a corn mon needle. 3. One of the most valuable 'eatures of this Machine, is the smallness aud Hie compactness ot its mechanism. 4. I' can be attached to a board table or land, in operating order, and removed in le than hall a minute. 5. ll greatly economizes the thread, and yet produces a seam, sufficiently strong for any work lor which it is intended, a qnal iticaiion not known to all kinds of Sewing Machines. . No human hand is capable of produ cing a seam so regular anil systematic The seam is so strong if well done, thai ihe strongest material will tear before the seam will give way. 7. Among the array of Patent Sewing Machines, there are none so cheap ami durable as Raymond's Patei:t, but no Ma chine is adapted to all kinds ot work as experience has proven. There are perhaps none so reaiy useful, doing such a variety of wore for the immediate use of the fam ily c iicle and at such a moderate price as RAYMOND'S PATENT. 8. The opeiator can shape his seam just as he pleases, waves, leaves and iioweis, e;c, can be represented or imitated. 9. It is particularly adapteu io ail kinds ofeliichiig such as centlemen's shirts, bosoms, risibanJs, collars, etc., and all kinds of ladies' sewing, including silks, lawns, delaines, calicoes, dusters, etc.. ex cepting for men'sheavy wear, this Machine is rather too light o! construction. 10. But we all admit, that the advantage to health, and principally to the vision or eyesight, induced by the Use of Sewing Machines, burpast.es infinitely all other ad vantages. ;i. This Machine fastens the seam al ways itself, but if the operator wishes it uulaett'iied or open, there is a way lor it too, thus you can have it fastened or not, as you please, which is, someuine., espe-J ctally for beginners, a very tavoraote cir cumstance. If the seam is left unfastened, you can draw it out io three eecends and cave the thread. For sale by ihe undersigned, at their re speclive residences, in Bloombburg, who will ptii ihe Machine in operation and give all necessary instruction. HEN II Y ZAPPING ER. DANIEL W. UOBBINS. Bloomsburg, July 11,1860. FRESH ARRIVAL OF AT HEAD QIMKTEKS! McKlSIVVY, ii:ai, & . ., HAVE just received and opened iheirstock ol Merchandise for sale, which compri ses the LARGEST, Citeapesi, and f.anonm esl assortment now offered in this TO VN. Having paid great al ention to the selection of their entire stock as to Trice and Quality, they flatter themselves i hat ihey can compete with the cheaper), and all those wishing to buy cheap, can save money by giving us a call We bavea'l kinds of goods aud wares to supply the wants of the people. A very are and complete assortment ol LADIES' DRESS GOODS. French Mermoes. wool plaids, alpacas, bom basines, de bases, ooplins parametta cloths, mohair lustres, mu-lin de laities, Persiau cloths, Ginghams, abcoes,- &c. WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS, Sleeves, Collars, Spencers, handkerchiefs, flonncittgs, bands and irimmiuas, lces and edgings, tidtinel ribbons, in large variety, vel vet tibbons, and brsi-ts, kid. cotton, lisle t'tread "Inves, mohair mitt-, &c. AM, KIINDS OF NliAWIaS, lifnclie Has Sla'e, U'aierville, black -ilk, cashmere, em?-rodered, &c. Also a ver large large as-orttrient ol Cloth, easimers, satinets. e-ling, I Weeds, jeans, coating vel el. beaver i-lwihs. &r of all kinds and s'y.es for men, women and children. We have a large assortment of HATS and CAPS of the late! fashion. We have also, Hardware, Qneensware, Cedar wate, kc. Very cheap CARPETS, CAKPET-IIAGS, FLOOR, table and carriage oil cloths, mats, rugs, bas kets, &c. Muslins, flannels, licking, dra pers, toweling-, drillings, &c, in abundance. We invite our Iriends and the public gen erally to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere He have bought our gnud at ihe LOWEST CASH PRICKS and will not he undersold by anybody or the rest nf man kind. McKELVY, NEAL & CO. Bloomslturs, Nov. 21, 1850. Tinware & Stove Esablishmeut THE UNDERSIGNED iKspecifully m iorms his old friends and customers, lhal he has purchased his brother's interest in the above establishment, and the con cern w ill hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively . He has just recoived and of fers for sale the laraesi and mosi ex tensive assortmer tof FANCY STOTVS ever introduced into this market. Stovepipe and Tinxvare constantly on hand and manufactured to order. All kinds of repairing done, s usual, nn short notice. The patronage of old friends and new cus tomers is respectfully solicited. A. M. RUPERT- Bloomsburz, Jan. 12. 1853. tf. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS Branches executed in the best tle known in the art. at C. G. CRANE'S GALLERY, 532 Arch Street, East of Sixth, Philadelphia. PPLile Sie in Oil and Pastil, Stereoscopic Portraits, PrAmbrof pes, Daguerreotypes, &c. For Cases, Medallions, Pins, Rings, &c. nov!4 HENRY ROSENSTOCK, 8Lv liclit Aiutirolypit, ROOMS in the Third Story ot me Ex change Block, (entrance above the Book Store,) Bloomsburg, Columbia coun ty. Pa. Bloomsburg, Nov. 23, 1859-ly. BLANKS! BLANKS! BLANKS 'I DEEDS, SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS; SUBPOZN AS, AND JUDGMENT NOTES, of proper & des:rableforms,fosale at the ot.ice ofhe "r oftbe NortH ' AYER'S 0ATHAETI0 PILLS. Ar yoa tick, feeble, and complaining? Ar you outof order, wltli your ytem de raiiKI, nJ your feliiig un coiulurtubler TlieM ymp tutus are oftru tbe pieluile to wrious illut. tiome tit of ivkotws U cret4tg uiuu you, aud should be averted by a timely us vf the right rttu edy. 'i'uke Ayera l'ili aud clenuee out the disordered hu mors purify the blood, aud let the tluid move on unob structed i health again. Thi-y stimulate the functions of ttie body Into vigorous ac tivity, puiily the system from the obstructions which make disease. A cold settle somewhere in the body, and ob structs Us natural function. These, if not relieved, react upon themselves aud the urroiudiug organs, pro ducing general aggravation, suffering, and disease. While in tliii cninlitioii, oppressed by the derangements, take Ayer's fills and see how directly they restore the natural action of the system, aud with it the buoyaut feelinir or health again. What is I rue and so aptareut in this triviul and common complaint, is also true in untuy of the deoit-nented "l dangerous diatemwrs. The same purgtitive effiMrt expels them. Cuused by shuilar olMtruc tions and deritiigemeuts or the natural functions nf the bottr, they are rapidly, and many or them surely, cured hy Ihe ssune means. None who know the virtues of these I'illa. will nriclect to employ them wueu KUlTeriiig from tbe diirders they cure. Statements from leadins; physicians tu some of the principal cities, aud from oilier well kuowu iubtio per sons. Titrm a Forwarding Merchant if St. lAniis, JF16. 4, 1858. Da. Arr.R: Your fills are the paragon or all that is grout hi medicine. They have cored my little daughter of ulcerous soi-es Uion her hands and feet Hint li'id proved iucnniltle for years, tier mother has lieen long ifrlev ouxly afllii'tcd Willi Mutches nnd pimpluson her skin and hi her hair. After our child was cured, she also tried your 1'ilU, aud they have cured her. ASA MORQRIDOE. As a Family Pltyalc. From Vi: t W. IXirtuiritjht, Ken Orltan. Your Tills are ttie prince of purges. Their excellent qualities surpass any cathartic we possess. They are tnild, but very certain and effectual hi their action on the bowels, which makes them Invaluable to us lu the daily treatment of disease. Headache, SIcUHeadache, Foul Stomach. front Dr. HUto-ttd Uyl, Baltimore. Dkar litto. Arr.ti : I cannot answer you what comptninta I have cxrsf with your fills belter than to say alt that wt tvtr tve-jl with a purunUve medicine, I plnre great depen dence on an i tr.-climl catlmrtio in my daily contest with disease, nnd believing as I do that your fills afford ut the best we have, I of Course value them highly. riTTSBuno, Pa,, Star 1, 1815. DR. J. C. Atf.k. Sir: I have been repeatedly cured of the wornt k'tubich. any lKidy can have hy a dose or two of your fillt). It seems to arise from a foul stomach, which they cleanse at once. Yours with great respect, ED. W. PMKRLB, Clerk nf Sleanter Clui irtu Biltoua Disorder Liver Complaint. From Dr. Thendore Utll, Xrto l'-rk C ty. Not only are your Tills nclm.rably adapted to their pur pose as an aperient, hut I And their beneficial effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They liave in my prac tice proved more effectual for the cure of iihniu com planitt than any one remedy I cau mention. I sincerely rejoice that we have at length a purgative which is wor thy tbe couuiieuce of the ptufewsiou aud the people. DtrHixEMT or the Imtkmgr, Washington, D. C, Ttli Feb., 1866. j Sir: I have used your fills in my geueral and hospital practice ever since you made them, and canuot hcMtate to say they are the best cathartic we employ. Their regu lating actiou oil the liver is quick and decided, conse quently they are au aduiirnble remedy lor derangements of that orgau. Indeed, 1 have seldom fouud a case of biliuiu diteuse so obstinate that it did not readily yield to tLclu. irateltially jours, AI.ONZO UALL, M. D , llitfiiaan uj Ute Murine HwpilaU Dysentery, Diarrliora, Relax, Worm. i urn Ur. J. U. Green, if Cliicwjn. Your fills have had a lung trial hi my practice, and I hold them iu esteem as one of the best aperients 1 have ever found. Their alterative effect upuii the liver makes them au excclleut remedy, wheu given iu small doses lur bilious dytetiUrt and diarrhoea. Their aiigar-coaliiig Diukes them very acceptable and convenient for the us of women aud chifdieit. Dypepla, Impurity of the Blood. From J.tv. J. II II i met, Vatltir nf Adeent CliurcJt, UuiUm. Dr. Avr.R: I have used your fills with extranrdinary eucceas iu uiy (auiily and niuoiiK those I am called lo visit iu distress. To regulate the orpins of digestion and purify the blood, they are the very best rente ly 1 have ever kuowu, aud I can conli.lently recouiiueud them to uiy frieudo. Yours, J. V. lllMLd. Warsaw, Wyoming Co, N. Y., Oct. 21, 1S5S. Dear Sin: I am using your Cathartic fills In my prac tice, and find them an excellent purgative lo cIoumi the system aud viirijy the i'um if the Wf. JOHN C'. MEACIIAM, M. D. Constipation, Coat Iven ess. Suppression, lllir iiniatisin, Oout, Neuralgia, Drop y, Paralysis, Fits, etc. From Dr. J. 7. Vaughn, itimtrevt, Canada. Too much cannot t-e said of yonr fills for the cur of Ottireurti. If ethers of our frateinity have fiund them as efT:c:i.ious as I have, tbey should join me iu roclim ing it fr Ihe bent-lit of the multitudes who suffer from that complaint, which, although bad enough in itself, is the progenitor of others that are worn. I believe cw limiru to originate in the lier,but your fills affect that organ and cure the disease. From 3frt. E Stuart, Pfiytician end Midlife, But'im. I find one or two large done of your fills, taken at the pro ver time, bio excellent promotive of the natural ttcre turn when wholly or partially suppressed, aud also very effectual to cleavte the 1omai.h and rxjiel wnrmt. They are so much the best phytic we have that I recommend DO other to my patients. Ficm Hit Uec. Dr. Uawltt,nf Oit ifcthoditt Cpis. Church. Pfl Asxi llnrsr. Savannah, Ga.. Jan. 6, 1858. II'!ORF.t Sir: I should be ungrateful for the relief your skill has brought me If I did not reort my case to you. A cold settled in mv limbs and brought on excru ciating nr.Hruhte fiw, which elid- d in chrome rheuma luwi. Nota ith.tauding I had I ho las-t of phvsii-inns, the disease prew worse and woie, until hy Ihe advice of your excellent aent iu faitimoie. Or Miickeiixie. I tried your Pills. 1 heir effects were slow, but Mire. Ity persereliug In Ihe Use ot tliein, I am now entirely well. Sr.sATR CiiAnrR, r.aton Ttouge, Ijt.. 5 Dec. 155. Dr. Ater: I have Iwen entirely curv-l, l.v yonr fills, of Rheumatic Gout a paiuful disease Hint had afflicted me for years. V1NCKNT SI.1DKLL. CT-Mont of the Ptlla in market conlnin Mercury, which, although a vatuaMe remedy in skilful tiands. is dangerous in a public pill, from the. dreadful conse quenees that frequently follow Its iurautions u-e. These contain no mercury or mineral substauce wiiatever. Price, 25 centa per Box, or 5 Boxes for $1. Prepared by Dr. 7. C. AYZE o CO.. Lowell, Mass. ..! t. K P l.t. J ti Al , .. d G. M Ha.etil'iirli. B:on-bnra. ami by oiif de-aler in etf rv town in i,e Slate. April 6, 1861 -lv. llotvnrtl Association, PHILADELPHIA. A Btll VfileMlt Ifl'tUlirtii e-i.thUtiPil by. itfial Endowment, lr tin Rf I it f of ihe Sifk attd Di-trese'l. fll m-iI w.iIi Vtru ler: I arnl Clircmic Diif?fP, and fprMial lv lor tde Cure of l)i;eae of the Sexual Or-jans. ItlKDICAL ADVICE "irn jratw, by the Aciii'2 SuroHOn, io all wlm ap,ly t y ltilfr. wi.h a tlecriitinn of ihnir (in.liidtt. (aae, oi'trnpation, habile of life &..) ami j in of extreme poverty, Medicine i fliniihei lre nf rhrje. j VALUABLE REPORTS on SnematorrhcB i and other Di-ese. l li e S-xnl Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES employed in ihe Dispensary, ten'l to the a ill ir led in ealed leiier envelope, (tee of elutaf Two or three stamp for po?te will be acreptable. Addre, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Actino Suraenii, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. Bv order ol Ihe Directors. GEO. FAIRCH!L' Sec. EZRA D. HEART WELL. Piet. rhilLtleli.tiia, Ann! 3. 1861 ly. NATIONAL HOTEL, (LaTp: W hit k Swn) Kace Street above 3d Philadelphia JOHN H 0 YER, Proprietor Terms, $1.25 per day, flO the old customer of tin well kuowi: J- IIoue, I desire to ay, lhal I have renovated, improved and newly furnihed ihe ea.ne, and that I respectfully olicit a cofiinnar.ee ol their patronage. S'ranger, travelers ami visitors I cor dially invite to the hospiiallity of the "N uonal" -to come and ee and judge 10' theni-elve of it advantage ami merit. The location i central, and convenieni for MerfhanU and buine- men gauerall We wilialwav endeavor lo lillv the . . . ... wam and comfort of our nei, and wi.h th uas.wf--iv.saa n( Mr Ivc t7 CLJ MnfaPNl OIfi Mr. Joseph HotrV o..r affable and attentive Cleik, we feel prepar ed o keep a eood Hotel, and hoj.e toyive general s-aiisfaction. JOHN BO VER. Philad., Feb. IS. 1861--V. ! Blanks or all Kinds a . . . it fH CABINET WARE ROOMS s. c. SI11TJC T ESPECTFULL invite the attention o ' the . Public to his extensive anforiment of Cabinet Furniture and Chairs, which he will warrant made of good material and in a workmanlike manner. At hi Fl t t 1 1 U -ment, run always be ioutid a goud aroft mem ot FASHIONABLE FURMTCRE, i which it equal in style hud finish lo that ol I Philadelphia or New Yotk citiev, ami al a j low prici. He hao Sofa ol different iy le j and i rifef, fiom $25 in S60. Divim Lmui i tieK, Walnut and Mahouany. Parlor t'haiis, ; Rot kit g and eay cl-aire, Piano etonl, and ! a varieiy ol UphoUterJ woik, with DtesMii" : and parloi tiureaiirt, sofa. i:nn, -enire sind pier tab'en, drtarhn, tlieifnii-rd, wtminoth ;it:d iuim tle-i ai.d ail kind of f-hiondble tMirk. Wiii i-lnrk of buieau, enrlord and ofiriiiron wui-itands, dree table-, cornet i'l. bti iritfi Mila, DININO AND BREAKFAST TABLES, teiUieatl", rutie eHt an I Ci iiimon fl mr-th- lufoer-i io thi-et'lin ol ih? ronniy. He will iiiMi keep a :mI i-i.(iimeni ot I t -k i i v -ol.l-ft-i. with lai.t-y oill and coriimon ttame. : He miIImUo fi.ri.i-h prtn mMi'ruareh fil.ed i ti any Meil bedi-lead, li it-ti aie (superior ior duiatolity and t'omiur in any t'ed in n-e. I'kloiiiiir-biir. .Iafiir' 13 If-58. j ID HI IT T la T?7, I s r K c i : - 21 V, . T 1 ST. C5H2l IJKSPKCFULLY oH.-r, In- Xf pi'ff f tonal t-ervire to ill, ' 'it laditj nnd uenileitieii Ol Blomii I bur? and vicinity He in prepared iu a it,-1, it to ail the vnriou- opei.iiion in Denii-.tj, Mild IS provided uidi ihe later-t :ni r'ep PORCELAIN TEETH, whii-l, w.lt b in-er. ir-il on pivot or o0!d plate, io look as well a , natural. j A M'.perior article of TotIi Powder, a- waon liand. Ad operrtiion on the teeih warranted. i OtF.re, 3d boildu jr ahove S A. WiUtnV I CrrMoe Man ii!';i-inty Ma i.'i St , iite I Bloombboro . Janujiv 13. 1858 j FORKS HOTEL. I ELOUilSEURO, COLUMBIA CO., PA. : ROBERT HAGENBUCH. Imp.ietur. 'IiAKES i'learufe in annoiidcid j; toih pub iie that he. ha rentetl aud thoroughly refined tNe- Korku Hotel formerly ocru, i-d tiy James Freeze, in Bloomi-buro, and prepared to i-comod ate irateilei, leam.-ier-, droveri and boarder. Hit table will be un- I plied with ihe tet prodiiClc the markets al- lord, and hi Bar will be constantly lurni-h. ! ed widi the rhoire-i liquor. J Al eiitive ostler will always be :n al I tendance, and he !mjms" hi Itnio experiencrt i in catermo lo .he want of the public, and tiis oblttu atiet lion lo cu-'.Oineri. w i i ee j rule l.im a liberal .t,are of patronage, j Bloi.mbiiro. April 2 I . HrH. Flout mid I'et tl Dcliiei-cri ! cni:ri;R tiia the ihlafksi ! '1" 'HE underi2neil ha made arrtnize ment iImI will enable him to deliver Flour aud Feed, FOR CASH, about ten per cut. cheaper than any bo.i ri.te i:i luwn. Hi price. ar- as tollnw : Flour 7 25; Corn trnd On. Chop 51 bo. Com and Rye Ciop il 65; Bran SI 1); I repeclully soici a fiif of the putdii-i-.irooa-e. MOSES CO F KM AN Bioom-burg, June 14, lK6u. BLOOMSIWMl i:a i: n i: i a mi or. 'I'UE Hrnter-imici reepciluilv in lorTit i t e coizens tvt iiiiu-irieUur. and ilie pt.ti ic i;en-rally, ttial tie ha taken the Bathei Shop. im-Mied on Main Sttet-lj in die while Frame Biiihlin, nearly uppo-ito ihe E i'!iatie Bl-rk,w here he i at all time!- ready to w ait upon hi culomer to entire tatie lac' ion. SHAVING AND H AI RDRESSIXU, Will br executed with i:are ami oeatne aiid n ihe moi faiiionat Ie riy le, aud on ve'y mo-irraie term. rSSiiarnpodiiii!. tlone up in 'City Style. He Mtbci: public ia!io'iae and pledge hi- bet endeavor to give ever reaonab!e -ainaciion. CHARLES HENRY NOLL. ninom-biir-;. Oct 1 2 1M59. N?W HATS AND CAPS ! At .1. li .irloii s Hal Store. TH E iiml--riiir-d iej ei-tiijil miIitin- h lie n i-ti f of BI''Oiiis..n ty, -n i t.'ie pi. bin in i;''netal. ll at tit- t a jn-l icrrnci! Irnn- Pi.ila.telpi.ia bit ol NEW HA IS & TAPS h'l Spring ai d Sn m kii, f Ihe tery htle-. -lyle- and iui.hiou-, all of '.itpeii pr mrd to i-eil C a;er lioiii can be liad ri-e-where, with ihe exce inn ol the n-anul-iC lurer. He na- u.11 kiii.U. .-tl., -nrt- am! size, oi ha' an I c't. prulatd the mo-t vared a-0'liiiei'l ever tironl.t IO lw ti. j Al-o SI RAW GOODS, intludni the mo-t- ern milt's ai d tasiinni-. dr1. Sure on Mam Stree', nearly opposite I Ihe "Old Arcade." ; JOHN K (J IRION. I Bloomi-bur". Aptil 24, 1161. SOME I him; I OR THE T1E! ANKCKSSI1Y IX LVCUY IlCl SKHOLI) JOSS.S .Ac MSdSlaKY'M A3lhi;lCAN CrMEM til.UK Tilt. Mioiigft ;iu; In lh- Hurhl For Cenieniina Wootl Lva'er, Cla--, Ivorv, China Marble. Porcelain, AlabaMer, Bone. Coral. Oil., &'.. &C. 1 lie enly aiticle ot ihe k in t ever produced which wdl wiiti-iat.d Water. KXIR.CI: 'Every ttoiif-ekeeper -houhl have a fiip ply ol John- & Cro-iy V American Cement Glue." 4Vi Yotk Times. "It I o i-oiivenient 10 have in ihe house" AVur I'mJt Expes. i i.-alwaj re -dv ibis cninendj it to eveibod." A'. T. Iwltpetident. 'We have tried ii, and find it a utefu in out bou-e as water." WilkeS Spirit of 'he limes Irlc-25 Cenls per ISolllc. Very I.i hi-ml K eduction- to bolenle Dealer- l I. It W ' A 1 1 . rFora!e by all Drus-uist and Store keepers enera!lv Hironahoui the country. JJHNS & CROSLEY, Sole Maiiulacturer. 7 William S tret, Comer of Libeny St., NEW YORK. Jnlv 10 1861 ly. 1V31 B K00XS Projirieior. D1.003I-ltI. PA. 'pHIS magnificent Hotel, mime in the central portion of the town, and op-po-iietl.e Court Hue, been ihorouahly repaired and refiirnihed, and the Proprietor i- now prepared to accommodate traveler, teamier, drovers and boarder iu ihe moi iieaMlll anil H"lrrtui .h.".i .. . - . . , markp. 1 I . l. I m n ...... . 1 1 li. lnlp " ".;" , Vk:-::;:, t.ouors. H nurn Al. i.! a.llaar.i Will ttlWiaV Lt OU tl. ;.Mn.. ti: -' " - , and hi cabling i the nol extensive in thi -eciion ol conutry Orntubut-e will always be in readiue- io convey pasen ger. to and from. the Railroad D-gg BJoorasburg, July 4, 1860- EVASS &, XV, Fbtra SALM. saf: No. 304 Ciainut St PHILADELPHIA.! ii iw n r : . it . V ft. I. .1 l-. . a. . i. Linn ci .iiiivs . ffjiifi iiaf i rv i t i eJ in nxtry fj e. ; it e follow ir. hvt a an other inrlai.ee of tl.eir capabil.ty iu trsiat ing fiie. WITMER.S BRIDGE, I Lancaster To n-h:t, July to. 1CC0. 1 MfMii. EVANS & WATM)N : Gr nllemeii Tb unall ure No. 1 Sata triHiider Sale w hich 1 purchased !rom ouf a vent. Air. AOiim n. tarr, in lar,cler Citr. on Ji.ly 20th e ji.ly iuin. 1603, na teen ntiecied to a very feteie left, which It ttLOs: raiit-lactoiy manner. wutifiood in Thi Sl, roa. tamit.y all my books, trgeifier widi valua ble paper beloncm to my-elf ami om to my neighbors and irieiuls, and rrprs Fentii'o a value ol over Twenty 1hoiiaiiJ Dollai. S20,0t)C was iu my Mill wliicrj via de-li jed on the n"glu ol the $7th ef Jul. Ih60, aud lapsed ihro:th the fiery oulral ut'M-a bed Ttie Safe was ort th ici d floor, and fell to ihe basement ot the M'ti al.it wan utje(-led lor ix houl io tin intei e heat au.iiii ihe ruin, which areail u.ciea-eii by ihe combusli n of a larue quantity oi main t oi fiud wjih i: tbe buck all. Af er ihe fire t! e Safe wa ll ei e' and the book and paper taken oua in a nan- of peiiei t prer rva'ion. the paa !ri!o:eeii beiua dircolored. Thia f.cl uf, bovtever, io many, byiaudrr a bet t.r r commei.daiioii ol your Safe than .(.ni. I be txpree.i in any oiher wotda iioni me. Voor Renec' fully, SAMUEL RANCK. Anoihr Victory for Evans & Fit son's Salamander Safe. Owejrn, N Y , March 27, 1860. Gentian en ll afloidt ine inucti pleaur :o iii'onn you that the Safe No. 5, upritjhtj which i t urchai-ed of B. Stroud, your Trav elliii Aitrni, had paed through an x i eeiln.j-l v hoi fire in a three nory brick buildup, uliicli heated the Safe to a whit heat, fco that ihe corners of ii appear melt ec'; Lin it preserved my book and valuable paper to the amount of f-evrral thouaanJ lol!ar, tor which I fee lhauklul. ynr, Ilespecifnlly. J. Si. ELDRIDGE. Philadelphia. June 4ih, 1858. MePf8 EVANS & WATSON manufac tureii the Pire Pioof Safe which have been in ue. since the coinmecement of o Bank, and are supplied with three of the Pa'ent Alphabetical Bank Lock, and ho uiten entire atifacliou. This Lock wt have reai confidence in, both a regard oecumy and con venieiue, there beinj; no c'.ance to blow ii out with powder, and r.o key in carry. We consider it one of tbe tir-M an.? alet Lu-ks now in ue. ROBERT MORRIS, Pre-'l Cotu'ib Bafck. HENRV GRAM BO, Ca.hier. Great Fire Another Trimnpb.. K'ovviile, Teuii., March 13, 1859. MeM. EVANS &l WATSON, PinU'.:. G-nilemen - Ii affords m-i great pleore to ay to jou lhat the Salamander Sal winch I pun ha.-eJ of you in February, 1851. , proved to be whai yon recom mended it a -ore pioiection trom fire. My storehouse, it'get.'.er with evi-ral other, w burned in ihe gt nnd m March lat. The Safe fell hri it'j.'i i.iifl the caller, and was expoe-l :o itr.eue h.a; fur -i x or eiht hour, and wlien ii u as taken from ihe ruin and open ... all it roinenis were fonuJ to be iu a l eiiect vale, ihe books and the paper uot i e.ii iijored any whatever. I can cheer- ii'iiin in ii.l tnur s j I 1.1 it. ..nm. tiM. i. t .. ..l eviti", a I i'o, that il.ey are a ar fire proo! a ii i toible for any Safe u te mu.:e. THOMAS J. POWELL. 15 c fere ii ccs. U S Mini. Pt.iUdelphia ; U.S. Arsenal, Pniladrl,,. ia &: Ca! ; N L'her'ie Bankj P..;i-i .vii JJnk ; Cheier Valley Buik p So.intw e:eru Baik ol Va. ; Bank of Gold-rou-h, N. C ; Bank f Kuieuh, N. C. ; Bank ot Sal.bur), N C. ; Ba it of Jersey 4ore. Pa. ; Bmk ol Newark, Del. ; Bad oi Nor'in.mhi riaud ; Lewisburg liuk. Aj.nl 3d, 1SG1. 835,00, f y AYS tbe etitiie cnl fr Tuition in the I - mo-t popular aud ucc etful Coritmer. '.i.l School in the country. Upward of Thh.vk Ht NDhKD yoiim men from twiitt ! i :oh r di.'fereni State, tiave been ediicated lur tuttie here within ihe pat ih:e , ear-, -ome of whom have been employed i a t CO- K-'xper ai salaries of i svJOCO.OO per Aiiiiuin tmrneii.a.eJy upon tadna'm, w!iu knew iiottiin ot account when ihey entered U-e nllei'P. t" Mtnift-r-' srni hall price. Student e-.'er at any nme, a:nl review when they pleae. without extra chre. Fur Catalogues of 8S paue, Specimeoe d Prnl. Cowley' Bj-iuc- ' Ornamental Peumaihiit, and a lare Ena'a vno; of the Ct'Iiese, incb-i iweniy tive Ceni u Pol asie S aipp- If) ihe Pfii eipal JENKINS & SMITH, Pnubur.-h, Pa. June 5. lb). 71 AA HOOD. U0V LOST, H0H UlaSTOHED. Just PnhlUhtd. in a Sealed Envelope : A LECTURE ON THE NA vaTURE. TREATMENT. AND tsZ&Zi? RA DICAL CURE OF SPERMA TORRHOEA, or Seminal Weakne, Se ttal Deb. Iny , Nervoune- and itivoluntarjr em'-fon. prodacini impotency, Con-mmjv lion, and Mental and Piiyeical Debilitr. By ROBT. J. CULVER WELL, M. D , The important fact that the awful cotiae. quetice of self abue may be effectually removed withocl internal medicinaa or tne danijerous applicaiion of cautica, iniru-meiit-, medicated bougiefr, aud other em piricai devie, here clearly demon lra led, and Ine entirely new and highly auc cful ireatment. a atlopted by the cIe 'rated au'.'u r fully explained, by meana of wtiirh every one a euabied to cure himself perlectly, and at the Iet possible coat, thereby avoiding ail the advertised dm irnmt of the day. Tina lecture w ill pro a boon to ihouaud and thousand. Sent uu ler eal, in a plain envelope, to any addre pot paiif, on the receipt of iwta poslajie eiarup, t attdreioj. V DR CH.J.C. KLINE, 127 Biwery, N. V- Pot Otfice box 4,586. AnaoM 7, 86l-ly. M'KCLVY, NEAL L CO., MERCHANTS, .'nrihett corner of Main and Marlel Sia. Ayer's Catiiartic Pills. s. 1 x: rX
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