bout half the price of she
machines, they will accorn
_ sewing in a given time
empbatically the good, low priced
Family Sewing Machine that the
have long been waiting for."--Boston
ecript.
of -It is indeed a wonderfol production, and
and for family use especially, no miler will
.ALVE. bear any comparison with it." Pailadel
°and,: at phis Evening Journal."
.a and chill 'A mechanical wonder.'--Scientific Amer
/106i Violent itscan.
4it heareenese l "Among the best and vieeable
sumption bui it - Sewing machines. Light and ele,gantly
Pills and finished, and so simple in its constrtielloll
11l few Pills ta- that
cents almost imposeible for it to get
rid the Ointment tpair."—Pittsburg Chronicle.
• over the throat combined with its own peculiar
s severest pains ill the really valuable improvements
g or Di"DgefOOß higher priced machines."—Pennsyl•
to the whole vanian.
"This machine, in the opinion, of- the
NON!! committee, fills more nearly the require
not trust to merits of a perfect family machine than any
on exhibition."—Fratiklic Institute EXtlibl'.
(SOO Report at 1858.
"Taking into consideration
cheapness., durability, and doing ail oork,
the committee were unanimous in iavar of
the IVitcax &Gibbs as a h
I...rei - d Ina
chine."—Petinsvivante State Agricultural
Society's Report.
"We must, in Justice, express our confi
dence in the merits of the Wilcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine. We consider that a great
desideratum has been supplied by it, in
proving, heyond coat:, that two threads are
not, as was supposed, necessary to a good
instrumenC—Christian Advocate and Jour
nal, June 21, 1860.
"We have one of these machines in use,
ar,d think more highly of it than of any of
the number we have tried.''--Richmond
by dim
precious' The undereteried, Missionary to Constan
"l'l4l the t linnets), has examined more than twenty
he Chills f different kinds of Sewing Machines, and
cannot avoid, ' atter some six weeks' exp.rienee with
equeollY get Cue' Wilcox & (=inns' Patent, he has purchased
"ere" If stir I one of them as the best aitspied to the
" the i rhands i wants of his familr, anti a* the kilo liable '
i there a sure to require repair. OLIVER CRANE. ,
f the battle Pennon, July 3, 1860.
live* wont t The undersigned,during eighteen months
ottierwitie Pe" 6l) . has had in almost constant use, in his fam
' ly, Wilcox &Gibbs Sewing Machine, upon
nn- which ha* been made the clothes of his
large'family—from muslin to pilot cloth—
In ineinding the clothing required for his
RPv
•t era) boys - , and iii no case have the searns
failed, although in hard service. The ma I
chine now in use in his family has required
no repair, and is in all respects, well ap•
ointed, efficient and durable.
JACOB CHI ( - KERING, Boston.
11.1rSend for 2 Circular. - , D
MI
Ell
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MN
DANES 14 . 11.41tX. Altinol,lctisler.
No. 508 litoattwey, Nevi,' York,
pro-itP St Nlettolai: Hotel.
August 28, 1861.—1 y.
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
U 1 1 11 & 7111 MISE
Just PubliAlefd. in a Sreled E
I'riet • 6 rids
DR. CULVER-
A LEC r RV. 14
W ,ON THE CA USE AND
CURE, of Spermatorrhce4, Con-
Mental and l'hysieal
Nervousness, Epilepsy ; Impared Nutrins
of the Body: l.ar•iturte; Weakness of the
Limbs' and the bark; Indisposition and In
csipaciiy for studs' and f.sbor• Dullness of
Apprehension; Loss of A version
to Society: Love of
Self Distrust; Dizziness; Headache: A (fees
lions of the Eyes: Pimples on the Face,
lovoinniary Emissions, and se' sal
eit); the consequences of Youtblul
cretlOr., &C., &C.
IlnlrT his admirable Lectureclearly prove"
that .he above enumerated, often ;self-af
dieted, evils may be removed with:tits
medicine and without dangerous stirzicaf
operations, and should be read by every
youth ar.d every man in the land.
Sent under sea( to any address, in a plain
seated envelope, on the receipt of six cents,
or two postage stamps, by addressing
DR CHAS. J. C. KLINE,
*27 flowery, N.Y. Post Office box 4586.
January 29,1862-Iy.
- - -
OBIARRIAGE.-ITS LOVE AND
hates, sorrows and angers, hopes and
tears, regrets arid jots; MANHOOD, how
lost, how restored ; the nature, treattnent
and radical cure of spermatorrhma or sem
inal weakness ; invtluntary emissions, se a.
oat debility and impediments to marriages
generally ; nervousness, consumption, fits, t
mental and ivtifsical incapacity, resuhinx I
from SELF-ABUSE -are hilly explained
in the :!MARRIAGE GUIDE, by WM.
YOUNG, W. r). This most extraordinary
book should be in the hands orrery young
person contemplating marriage, and every.
man or woman who desires to litnit the
member of their of to their circum
stances. Every pain, disease and ac h e in
cidental to youth, maturity and old age„ is
fully explained; every par:tele of knowl
edge Mid should be known is here given.
it is full of engravings. In fact, it d isc i ° .
arts secrets that every one should know ;
still it is a book that must be lockM up,
and not ice about the house. it will he
MOH ► icit of twenty five
'lll2 at- Ail
NM
WI
1121
el
CI
an
so simple and acernate
, super-ede the use of
h one thread pro3uee
resells of the two thread
more, for these lell without
the finelit muslin K•ithon%
ril
to Dtl` I MN:.
RI , this short
pr:iod they have raver/tat ••
isfaction to the of persoil^
who have tried :Item that it is now an es
artirle. The amorirt nf hodi y
and mei.tal mi""r3 ari..ing simyly from a
neglect of small complaints is "urprisiiiir,
and it is therefore of the uttnni.t importer'
itir a strict attention to the least and nu"!
haltiimg bodily ;fitment shotild be had Lint
diseases of the body most invariably affril
the mind. The subscribers now only atbli.a
trial of
DH. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bit irs
Iron all who have not used them. We ch d.
lenge the world to produce their equal.
These Bitters for the cure of Weak Stn n.
aebs General Debility, and for Purifying
and Enriching the Blood, are absolutely
sorva...ad by any other :eatedy on earth
To be assured of this, it is only necege try
to make the trial. The Wine itself is of
a very superior quality, being about o
te
th;rd stron,ger than other wines; warm rig
and invigora:in t g the whole system from he
head to the feet. As these Bitters are toile
and alternative in their character, so they
strengthen and invigorate the whole sys
tem and give a fine tone and healthy action
to all its parts,by equalizing the circulat,on
removing obstruc•ions, and producing a
general warmth. They are also exeell,..nt
N), Diana' es and Weakness peculiar to FE
MALES, where a Tonic is required to
strengtheh and brace the system. No La
who is entject to lassitude and faintni
should be without them as they are revivi
fying in their aeiinn.
THESE 1117 7'Sll
Will not only Cure, but Pre -rent Disflse
and in this respect are doubly valuabli to
the person who may u,.0 them. Fo r
INCIPIENT CONSUM PTIuN.
Weak Lungs, indigestion, DYI ) eP 4III 7 1)41.
eases of tt,e Nervon.3 St -tern, Paralysis,
Piles, site tor ra,e, reqiiiritio a Tome
Dr. Dods' Celebrated Wine Bitters
I,lLik iDZ. 01.M.MPA1V212:2) 3
For Sore Throat, No common among the
Ctero . , toley are truly valuable.
For the ageJ and Infirm. and for pen clop
of a weak contattuttots,—for Minister, of
the Grope), Law3ers, anti ail public gio•ak
ers—lor Rook KPeper., Tadorrz, Searnstre,4-
es. Studertv. Arita's and all per.ond
a Feder:Lary lite, they will prove truly
beneficial.
A 0 a fteverage, they are wholesome. io
n/went, and delicious to the twins. 1 hey
produce all the exhilarating effects of Britn•
ity or Wine, e ithout intoxicating ; ant• are
a valuable remedy for persons addicted to
the use of excessive strong drink, and who
wish to refrain from it. They are pure sni
entirely tree (torn the poi -oats contaiticit in
in the adulterated Wines and Liquors with
which she country is 11 00 .t e d.
These Bitters not only CURE. but PRE
VENT Disease, and should h., ti.ed by all
who live to a country where the st.at , .r ter
ha t, or where Chills and Fe% ers are :‘rev
sl e w.. Being ctit:relv Inv oven!: and ii rnt
6 , 0, they may gi.eii freely to C'it
and li.tanh , wilts imptiojty.
Ptlytbielatodo. Cieroymen. and , eropm,;:ttte
d dpociete,, ap at: pet of humanity. fo•ht
MlA.loiAt tit tpretatling [belle vahipti. , HI -
TERS over tt:e faod, and theret: t ;tail
fy mid i.l bat:lob:in Druotteottego goo JI,,
eage.
It' ali Affectioos bead, rick liesear , e
or Nervous Headiwrie Dr. Doti.' Itrwer,al
Wine Bittern vrtii hr loottil To be
Salutary awl Etricarim-,A.
The many certiti , •elee which nitre been
tendered u', and the letters which ne are
daily reeetemv.„are conclusive pivot that
among the women those Bitter• hart, giv
en a s a tisfaction wheel no (Mart" , base ever
done before. No woman :n the land rotouht
be without there, and tttn-e who floor uMe
them will not tail to keep a ,inppiy.
PR. J. 110 E I.' DOD 8'
IMPERIAL WINE }SIFTERS
Are prepared by an eminent and skillful
phyi•ician who has tied them socceapful in
his practice for the last tvi pilly five years.
The proprietor, before purchaiiiir.g the ex
clueive right to manufacture and sell Dr. J.
Ilowee Dods' Celebrated Imperial Wine
Bilterii, had them teAted by two dip-tin paioh
ed medical l'ractioneer*, pronouticed them
a valuable remedy for iii.ease.
Aithouuti the medical men of the country
as a general thing ilt.approve of Patent
Medicines. yet we do not believe that a re
spectable Physician can he bond in the
United Stateis, acquainted w;ih their
cal PrOpPrlleg, who will veil highly at wove
DR. J. BOVE.F.: DUD' IMPERIAL NINE
[UTTERS.
In .It newly settled Maces, when• there
is always a lame quantity of decayiug tim
ber from which a poisonous miaoma is
crewed, Ihnee bitters should be used every
morning twfore hrekfa , f.
DU I. t OVEF: PODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
Are compmged of a pure and undul erateit
%Vint*, combined with Barberry, Soltinton 7 ,,
Seal, Confrey, Wilt' Cherry Tree Bark.
Spikenard, Chamomile Flowers, awl Gen
tian. fliey are manufactured by D. Dodo,
himself,%hi) is an experienced and aim..
ceseful Physician, and &rice shouid not be
among the quack nostrums which
floral the country, and against which the
Medical Profession are so jogdy prejudiced
These truly valuable Bitten , have been
so thorrin2ltly tested by all e l a ,:itee of the
community tor almost every variety ot di.-
ease incident to the Kumar that
they ate now deemed ii:tfispen-ahle 4 ,, a
TONIC, MEDICINE AND A KEVE RAGE
AUDITOR'S NOTICE,
C RED TORS, and other per-ons ititetea
test. will take notice that the under
',tenet!. Auditor appointed by the C rphan's
Cowl of Columbia county, in settle and
Wins, the rates and proportions of the
'sets of the E4tate of Benjamin. tiayman.
in the hands of Solomon Neyhard
or. to anti among the erisdi
deceased, according to law,
the diseharge of his ditties.
BloomAburg,in said einan rt,
the Sixteenth day of
-
- -tiband eight hUtst
14.,C , Ile eon
r's KOS Oft ha,
On by the said Cot rt,
*aid
•
i. 'IMI
N
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•
ti•
'NHE subscriber would announce 10 the
1 citizen,. of BloonrisF' id vicinity.
. ,
at ite 1. , gelling I,l' .; large & 44,4
. ow,
tinti quantities. and )t
ip. New Store, 4.1 t Ma.
f:flinrtil siki.c, two doors south Of
rtroo eqeei Bloomsburg. IL,.
~.
stock at FnreiOn and Dorneslie
girl Rye gray with age, OM Bourbon,
td 'Wks Whit'keit and any quamill af
etvinalen. Me Olio- has
PURE HOLLAND GIN,
- tuaeira, ,10 Lisbon ; Claret; "berry and Corn
pagne Wines; and last bet not least, a
queßitty of good double exfrtt BROWN
STOUT; all of which he *ai Pell at 'tie
towel** cash prieve. The public, are respect.
fully volscited to give his liquor a trial.
D. W. ROBBINS,
Bloomsburg, May i t 1881.
Lack*iithilhoomislourg Railroad.
ON AN AFTER NOV. 25 1.361. PAS
SENGER "MAINs WILL mg AS FOL.
LOWS
bt OVI NO # l Ol/Tll .
Leave Scranton,
" Kingman,
Rupert,
"
3rr4ve at Nonts'd
f4OVING NORTO
Leavo , North'tl. 4.30 P. M.
1 Datort flO *.
• )
Rupert ; 5.45
" Kin es ton 800 Lorton. I 4:5 P. M
Arrive at Scranton. 900 P. M. 340
A Past.eri!..,er Train an.° leaver ,
8.30 A 1' 4 ..1. for Seranort. to connect with
07 for New York. Iletiornoi2
tcranton on arrival of Train from :sew
York at 4.15 P M.
The Lackawanna and Illoomatorre Rail
road connect* won the Delaware., Lacka
Wittinii and Weenern Railroad at ScrAnfon,
for 'New York and it pnrrop 04.4,
Ittlper coooPetti With ,£. CAtavvi.P , 4l
riAltroa , i for points both tositt ;old
At NmG,mb H,n4Q croatert- with till.
felpfila rind En o R. R. Nettit.i.cf)
Ceithdi H. to- romt. wet 4111*,01.1til
JOHN P ILSLEV, Sup't
C GeNt'l 7wket Ag't
2'''L 1861,
sPECI.II, NOTICE.
FO ONsUMPTIVEs
The A4terti-er, having been rewored to
health io '44 Very few week, by a yell' ,3m
pie rerr.ee'v afier having suffered severest
year* with a severe lung afferttun, and tow
dread db.ease, Cuttsurripttnn— is anxious to
make known to tiffs fellow-buffeters the
means of cure.
To Al who de , ire it, he will send a ef-I , ‘
of the we.eription nt.ed, (free cat etraf;2e.: ,
th.- .iirection* prepitt:ni ant
she which they will tiny a surer Cart'
tnr A.thrina, f ) pr,m,-nitn... S t e.
The ni-jevt or:i: the aitveruper tut ,end
te,e h' riven I w iO beriont r:e
;i n c ! iireert intormatlon whn.h c.,n
it.voinAttle, and he noi)e*e%er)
, t alorer tits retnedr, a+.‘ , VI , ilh e,.1
11 , 4‘11 fir t hlow,„ a nd n, A . k pf(tVe i 4 h/*"ls o, if
PArtief , elP•!.ltig tt t i,te,.erts, , t ion Win
A.L.lreio.
Rev EFAV Witso
T.Vllttarnt.borv. K -to,N
Or'f&er 30, i861,-3tn.
1VV01117“4 1111011:NE.
pi I g 1* LA h . . Pit Li tint ETOR
WYOMING. LCZENNE COUNTY. PENN,
Proprietor respectfully informs
fnends and the public leneralk, that he
has taken charge of the Wyoming Howie, it,
the village of Wyoming, near the R. idroad
Depot of that place, and ha* fined it o f t so
as to e n t e rt a in both transient and perma
nem visitor , in a suitable and comfortable
manner. His rooms are spacious and airy
and not only calculated to add to the conve.
menet!. and comfort of the traveling commu
nity, bto also to those whn would seed a
pleasant slimmer resort with families.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best
the market can afford and his BAR will be
furnished with the pores* honors that can
be obtained. The proprietor will give hts
exclusive attention to the comfort and con
venience of his Lnests. and is determi-ed
to make the WYOMING HOUSE rank a
mong the first hotels in the Slate.
The Fro9rietor hopes that from hi , expe
rience in the business, and by unremitting
attentions on hid part. combined with a noti-
CiOOR selection at the most careful and obir , -
ing servants, he may. be entitled to the fsa
votable . cOritkidenitinn o the public, and re
ceive a liberal share of their patronage .
rir" Please give him a call, and judge frn
ontlieive* [April 2. 1859.
.44 ittri "Fox ivy eic fitr it? oak mom'.
o.•iire. Nye ta,„„o „,c,,,a
SEM. KOONS Proprietor.
si 1 I 4 G, A
TM'S truanificent Hotel, smiate ihe
central portion of the town, and op.
the Conri House, hi been ihorouvnt)
repaired and rettunt.hed, artat the Prri-vrieror
is now prepared to accommodate travelers,
eatasters, drovers and boarders in the inn,:
plea.ant and agreeable manner HIP tAbit.
will be supplied with the best the market
affnrds,and his Bar with the choicest liquors
uentis will always be on hand,
and his is the most extensive in
this Pet conntry, Omnibuses will
always adiness to convey passer!.
_ers in and from the Railroad Depots.
Nillkt B. KOONS.
Rioomsburi2, Joly 4. MO.
LEATHER LEATHER
*SHE undersigned would announce, that
he has on hand, at his Bat and
emporium on Main street, Bloomsburg . an
astiortment el different kind of leather.socti 1
as fine calf skins, morocco, [red and black]
and linings / all of which he will sell che.ip.
et than can be had eleeewhere in this ro"r•
ket, Cali end examine them 10? OWSPI ire*.
JOHN GIRTON.
-BlerSesiberg, May 21, 1862.
Kio liktidellim Coffite.
Freight &
Faicrenger. Passenger.
525 A. M. 10.30 A. M.
6 30 Artive 12,15 P. M.
8.40
9,15
10.00
linter $lO ir.%(31.
ESSRS. ZUITINGER r k SP/MINS, of
Bloonsshurg, havintpurettattert e
V At* wettable
veil , Cheer Patent Sewitia bleetine, fot
the County of Columbia '
will be happy to
ImPIAY their friends with the article for the
aerommetlation of themaelves and families.
The fallowing are come 4=the superior
advantages Oft* intrAnment p06 6 0840*,
it sews from 400 to 600 tight stltehes
per minute.
2. Double•thre►ad Machines ate from the
More complicated character of their mech
anism invariably managed and tl,readed
with more or less difficult} ; not po with
SkYII4OND'S, a chiid can manage it in two
hours, and it is threaded easier that a com•
men needle.
S. One of the most valuable features of
this Machine, is the smallness and the
corn7actness of its mechanism.
4, It can be attached to a board, table or
' , mod, in operating order, and removed in
less than half a minute.
5. It greatly economizes the thread, and
yet produces a seam, sufficiently strong for
any work or which it is intended, a qual
ification not known to all kinds of Sew mg
Machines.
6. No human hand is capable of prodo=
ring a seam so regular and syrdernatte.—
The seam is so strong if well done, that the
strongest material will tear before the
seam will give way.
7. Among the array of Patent Sewint ,
Maehmea, there are ootte eo (-hea l ) at/if
durable as Raymond's Patect, but no
chine is adapted to all kolas of work as
experience !las proven. There are pethaps
wive so realy useful, itoiug such a varlet}
of wore for the immediate ose of the faro.
ti . ) circle, and at such a moderate price as
RAY YON WS PATEN r.
8, The operator cart shape his seam just
as he pleases, waves, leatea and flowers,
e c can be represented or imitated,
9. It is particular!) ; , 4 ( 4 a ViOt-,t o all kiwi-•
of stitch / g—stwh as centleqletCp ,
Ilro.onts. Ii eObartJE, eic.,—and all
kinds of lathes 7 sewiot.t, nicludiou
delaines, calicoes, Asters. etc., ex
cepting for meti's heavy wear, tht4 Metoiihe
18 rather too light nl constructe,li.
10. But vt.-ftt all adroit, that it:e advaroacv
to health, aod priorwaliv to ttpr vo , loo or
eyec.ight, tliouced us.e of Stivr‘ut!
Siketooes, aurpa.e,t iotioridy all other
aota2eo.
Tnia 3lachine fastens it,e seam al
ways hoi it the operator wt-he
untatoened rn open, there is a wav star
ton, tarts you van have n et,ei r to ., t
Sort please, which is, s , nue tme , . e-pe
el:4lly for t•e:lllotermi, a very tatvor,etrle
tbe .m.earn is lee
ysll can draw Un i t tts three I...veCtittr ,
,ave the thread.
For #ale by the under-1 , 1 , Te1, at their re
spective re. ,, dritee*, tit filoorto.tm hr,
8.4 ill put MAchitte iu orerat4on
all neeeipoiary Itt.ttmCtion.
t{}:'\ HY Z PPING 1 :11
DANIEL
B: 1- 101r 1, :f 1112, 11, 1.4;
Notice to Tre.paft.,:ti:;-.
a/ if rtfir oh,vvri:t*
VI •" IfoA.loo,llp
.pe.t.?.ofo- !Si` gr> !Tr.-p °
40) mot 14!1 -0' 4, 1 thIP,•
!Ig 0 5 0 01“... iitid {Pe . . , 5€ e t •5t
1,4,1 VS, ir •5 *5l • •
toort,l 0.4) ?r- , 4104-- )1"
Adam 13 4-1
Joei 1144 , -,er.
ar,l
Ern all 13-•
h i 11 - ,lll;Arn%,
Riruan,
Vara IT nil h v a
Viar ,, ast-1
Wit, Byrn Psatii,
r--1, ,, ,0rr.ber Tn. 1..1:2
Old kings Become New»
he urte-t-t.!!sted vto , 3lkl 10. 1 v e tit I ,_
turm twi 1)11 trt»hd., anAl ra t tri
kind," lbw 110 ha. latt-tv
;,crtitce a- , 41 „,!t-rt
opPrtPti hi ()
E TAII, t) h i t; A 1,0 t)N
with a Vt#'W nt makitut
memo, SA , e a 4
mankind, [.thd any tw,stv
favor him vc ith their work i•
He g prtlpi4red m Sir, Vlt , rk
and SUBS rA \
SO ftit!ct t, mbuenea
to merit ad reee)ve a dce tur ro p m m n.
atze. 80, remember, ail ;t tt , e*e troe.
require money, or *lrle;h,- " ,
he i - turet - ore hope* and tri...l*. whe,
1,a 4 0000 , top vat?, -:omer*.
do Itleir?4, by furrAit.t.irqr, fte • r-lvts
or m.dyfrd. For :r":1, :4e 'L;dwrer
v.wthv m b> Ntre.
lictory Perches Upon the stars an
..V.w Stock of Go, tp, ;11st Itv
F.;te aro=oftmew of Droo, i A
at 10. 12. 16 & Iti Oft Sn:t IT
Sze, vt,eap by
1,4 , 1ta 4 'shoe- er
ioole ~tack tmd t tio of
;:y
L. T. ,s,IIARPLES: ,
1,4,1 , p4 ,:moraf -k y Sktr,,wirl
dow raper, & p . 01,1
L SHARPLESS.
SOZar'S aris:Sy rup Excei.oor
Syrup al which vatu.ol he excelled, a
sr) sower puce(' 500 p r
*L. T. SHAUPLE:*:N cheap cat
To thoA4F. u. *um!lo bUy 120 , 4,04.4 tor ca.-h.
eounirlt Froduce. or mnl ary k 6 6 !
would 0 , 4•0 call and ~ e e the gouds before
purcnastug eh-ewhere.
SI - lARPLE
Blootnt.burz, Sept. 17. /862.
BATTLE tiCENE.I4.
tO of the most severe Balk 'Scenes and
incidents of !tie war now ready (.tze DP(
30 metier) highly colored, rtt fine rard pa—
per, 4 for 25 cents, or 25 for Si, poht paid
Also, ju s t publirhetri, the Official Uniou
Volenieer Directory (400 pager), givis)2,
the name of every Officer and private to
the Ut.tott Army,arith their commands, &e,
together wnh a large autount of other vat
nabla it/formation, rent, postpaid, con re
efs:to ot 25 els, To Agents and the Irate
no hotter opportunity wit* ever offered.- -
Aridren H KNRY B. AMON, Print Publish
er r Sze., 49 State Sr., Booton, Mum
Pd peftli copying,. paid is the above.
354-5.
=II
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' , .tlAlllll.l:' , '' , "
WI!WC
Are pure vegetable Porno
FULLY' injeites rho attention or a il o t h oos , totor dgirt, o f iho b ,
the Pultrlie to his extensive assortment Th, sy regti k e t t s ari d ti ov i g r oroze
itt Cabloet Pninithre and Chaim, which he k i d ne ys; they-give tone 10,
will warrant Made of ,good that ial and in imzur , s; they te2tr i sits it s fie
a workmanlike manner. At itt,s nmlabli° 4 - eretions and exhalations, IN*
men', can atways be found a goof assort cillatioo and purify the Woo
tnt rf hnicms complaints—itomt of
FASHIONABLE ITRNITITRE, T n tpid Liver, 'Sick Headache
which is equal to style and finish to that of Piles, Chills, tlted Fevers, Cr
Philadelphia or New York cities, and at a- Loosettess--ere entirely rest
low priete. He has Sofa. , of dofferebt sty le cured by these ramerdietk.
I and prices, from $25 to $6O. Divans Louts. DARLING'S
)
meta, W a t ti ut and Mahogany. Parlor chairs, "AVER REGULATOR
flocking and easy chairs, Piano stools, and Removes the. morbid and bilion deed :
a variety of upholstered work, with Dressirta from the Morose) and bowelfi, rPodatelotbe
and parlor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and liter and kidneys, removing every obstme•
pier tables, detaehti4, cheffenters, whatnots lion, restores a oat-Drat and 'healthy action
and eomodes and all kinds of fie.tiionatile in the vital mans It is a snorsiteir
work. His stock of bureaus, enclo.ed and ti FAMILY. MEDICINE,
oomrnon washstands, dress-tat:le., corner Moth Letter than Pills, and muc h eas i er to
corbo , irds Potas 1 take.
DINING AND BREAKFAST TA NYS, i DARLING'S LIFE BITTERS
beast ad., vane seat and common chatr. 1 4 14 a Poperror tooie and diurtie ; excellent it
the largest in tilt. 4 ectinn of the eouniy. fle oo`el' of loss of °PP.-toes, flatulency- Latest*
will also keep a good assortment weakne" I"lotatitiesi pain its the side
la ss wi th tamtir gilt and common frames arid bowels, tilrod 7 protruding and bleeding
lle al-o furnish spring maiirasses fi tted Plle‘• and al`ne" l tiebtli'N'•
to any stved tiedi.!ead, a hick are superior REA " T UE "" 1-1-4 " 1 " r
and comfort to any bed in Jas. L. Critmley, merchant,
fiic7c~rn bare, str e et , New York, write*, Au
, g
,Lit.oar7 13 IRSB
s=ieve eft afflicted with p
p,„ 0 ,,,d tdeeding, the last
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I.t.,PVC.FTIN fier. hi
profealocii,al tt , e
lathe. and gentle:lien ttt Bloctri
bort?. and virizwy, Hl as prepared ;a sett nei
iii ail the varioil. , operatinn4 Dewt.ory,
Anti t priOitttioCi with tlie lat.e.st '..rninrovep
PORCELAIN which will be in%6e-r.
tett on pivot car go!d plate, to look as well at.
nwurat.
A t•ntrerint of To,th PoWder. vi
w;'.l7,.. on t,tal l n, A I on the teeth
w:irrat,tett
(11er, boirtf l g: above S. A, IV f knob.
,irri ;v.*. Nlannta , twt —Nlain tit., 4iG tt.t
w=tYgooutg. idr,ts Fry 13 1858
FORKS HOTEL.
00MSTURG, COLUMBIA Cfl PA
11A6ENBUCH, Tor icf qr.
0 14 .k it,S plea,ore trt anrioor,ttitta tr)the
lie that he hao rowed iind
Y'Are Fork Hotel fru:lir:ly acetiried
Freeze, 8100rii14,4,r2, an d i s
o re, Ort-d to lettortno,thste trave:l4ere.,learnsier.,
bilarde rt=. llt=tatde w olt, t ,„ ilr
tsl,rrf to
.111 he-t p ro Joel, , hp
Ist. iar will be con-owW,9
ed etlolo'4 o, o ritill(q 4
A!'eIOIVP (•tit. , r t.r dlikay 4 hr* ;11 al
le•!d,o,re, a , ,d hr , riistA tIIR Ion? e'koerteiwe
r3tertn2 If 3 Lh e tt a rtlpublic, and
obto,!Ari , o'# en4 , 04-ner... vizi; be
l•itri a fih,ra, ctrl#ror cat p , orofta2P.
f".i'im'harv. .1 ?ri . ISnm,
Flour and Fecd ti
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34011 N & CROSLEI
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Artiv Arrival of
SITING AND st3IMER 'GOODS,
'David liouenberg
rog ck (t
'''.fipt;st, two door-, atmve !he - A mer-
Fionwe r ' where 1R foi- a lull as .or_
of 11 - 10f1 rtny wparing apparel,
cindinfz, I.l.liintriNe
IDICESS GOODS,
x, Sat k, Frork, Cum, arid Oit Cloth Cn t
ati z-orts atht f.ize4c, 'Clots ot all color.;
0%104, *tripes and 11+2,ti:r .-turts,
f. 104 coilarN. tteitt , ll:?rehie6., gtov,
spender. atiff tAticy arn-les.
N 13 He will aft.° make to order any sr
'le of citrliitig at very I.llort notice and in
e
be of manner. Aii his clothing.
ade to wear, and most of it is of borne
anolacture.
rAV I D LOW EN B ERa.
Bloomsburg, March 12, 1862.
Administrator's Notice.
El
semynitoration oft the estate of Nathan
Sent aft. late , of Scutt township, Colon).
L county, deceaoni, have been granted
the Regsster of said county, to John
ner, resnitng in ittoomstrurg Columbia
linty. AU persons having eiattes or de
an& inttatosi the testate of theT decedent
tetrnewind to make them known to the
.igtialsiretor, and thool, 4totobtod to the
will make payment immodiatody to
JOHN SITSNEI4
10,10.01100/ 1 Jane 4, 462.
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aL2ITI) uezau
At, now cof.ltefer my6 , el
tinft Jorm A. Croft.;
i,frrb 15, 18060. lit the tzpr,
took a St , l,efn cold, whteh
tever took two do*ea nt
DA 'AI I NG'S LIVER REGULATOR.
h t‘roke up my eidd bed love? K t 00E4 .,
hevioos to this a tack, t had been trouht
with tip.pepaia opveraJ months; I have Led
n0 , h102, ot it eine..."
064 S'udley, E-q., 128 Kest 2Lh Sureet,
N. Y., wroe ., • "An2not t 3. bail
a ditiiculCy with Kidney ComOuint ;tirrn
contiktuni Nun in iheiot.alles rrs y
a.‘ , 14. I nail u.ed cnrs,s alt kiwi.
but founit per.narent retie: until I
G.1'41
RUING'S Ti VER REGULATOR,
and Lite Bitters.
pa.4e. etwted blood by stip urethra
1 am tiow entirely cared, and take p:emmato
in reeornmen..!tog 4hiese rethedte- "
`Mr.. C. Tebow, ert«,tpher Street.. 7*.
V.. : "Feb 20, 11480.=-4 hale been
!,, A tt a rk4 0 1 A 4thete the 1.4"4 twent y
vedr , . 1 have never Wood. itsrythol rtes, t
I").:6I,ING'S LIVER
in Hti , VC t 1,4 irritrirdt4te r
Ocott Liver arid !!biro,
Mrs Young. of firooki)n, wroeo.
28, ißtiO —in Yl4l, 14. , prt 1 hart a *evert..4l-
k tit r4l*-=, ..1-o , lfinett tne to tt,e
tto, ~, tity. , to, kit
111
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r O , WA 'Pt' ken put tomt
ILL MEAL) IioNE, co
AXE)i FACT EvEnv TI
.‘47.FALS.
A Cen - wfre I *Rh
CEM EN F CLUE -Hlnotd
it IQ mended.
La„.32 k.sio
-Every Housekeeper should
ph of Johne & Croeley'e Cem
New York Tune*.
ts etr, convenient
howie "—New Yot Erpte.
tt is always ready
in evary body."- tudtpe
-We have tried it, an
in nor hone as water."
Time*,
CONOMY IS
uo per year Staved in
Ofte Rat!
AMERICAN CEM
Price 25 Cecto
larnr Se*
kiirper4 ponPrai:y ihrc u'
JOHN%CI
mainda
7P WILLIAM
toter' LOlO O ll V Wel
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lattieb ate
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tivenee4 or
attuned wad
ESTI SION Y
184 FLOW.)
UPI $, 1860:
lie*. Derain-
Otte* mere ;
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TOR
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reh court.'
~rf of 1859 I
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If IA a tlrr•
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Poct er no
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broken and
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ther
AL, LAVA,
IN( BUT
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have a sup.
to have in the
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