Costiveness, 'headache, giddiness, pain in the side
and breast, nausea and sickness, variable appetite, yel
low or swarthy complexion, Ice., are the usual symptoms
of a disordered liver. The Indian Vegetable Pills are al
ways certain to remove the above complaints, because
they remove from the body those morbid humors which
are the cause not only of all disorders of the liver, but of
eyery malady incident to man. A single 25 cent box will
in all cases gibe relief, and perseverance according to di.
rections, will most assuredly drive every particle of die
ease•from the body. The Indian Vegetable Pills also
completely cleanse the stomach and bowels of all bilious
and putrid humors and therefore arc a certain cure for
colic, dysentery, cholera morbus, and other disorders of
the intestines.
BENVAItE OP CoIINTERFEITS AVD barrAnONs.—Remem
her, that the original and only genuine Indian Vegetable
Pills have the written signature of Wirmtitx Vrtuour on
the top label of each box.
IlD'"The genuine for sale by FRY & SPANGLER, who
are the only authorized Agents for COlunibia. Also, by
'agents advertised in another column.
Principal Office, 169, Race Street, Philadelphia.
Another Severe Casa of Asthma in N. Hamp
shire cured by Dr. NVistar's balsam.
New limarrost, April 5.1840.
Eeth W. Fowle—Dear Sirt—Having for a long time
been troubled with Asthma. in its worst form, and after
having tried various remedies, all to no effect. I bought
of your agent, A. Rowe, one bottle of the Balsam of
Wild Cherry, which relieved me very much. I have
continued to use the same as the disease returns upon
me, and find it always relieves when nothing else will ;
and further, I have no doubt, could I have had the Wild
Cherry in the first stages of the disease, that It would
have entirely cured use. I can confidently recommend
nose ve:y valuable medicine for all lung complaints.
BENJAMIN ROBINSON.
None genelne, unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrap
_
For -.Zs by SETE! W. FOWLE, General' Agent,lll9,
Washington Street, Boston; Aslo,
For sale by R. WILLIAMS, Front Street Columbia, Pu.
Dr. Swaynes COMPOUND Sinur of WILD CUERRY
AN IMPORTANT LCITER
Read the following letter from Wm. Shaw, a respecta
ble Druggist in Wilmington, IsT. C., a. gentleman of un
doubted veracity, in whose word the most implicit confi
dence may be placed, another proof of the superiority of
D. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CIIERRY. 111
curing Coughs, COM% CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Liver Complaint, Spitting Blood, and all diseases of the
Lungs and Breast.
WILMINGTON, N. C. Jun. 5, 1340.
DR. SWAYNE—Dann Stu:—You will please send me
twelve dozen, or more, na you see fit, of your Starr or
WILD CILIERUY. Front sales to-day,l have but a half do
zen on hand ; the sales arc rapidly increasing and will. I
have no doubt, continue to do so. An acquaintance of
mine called a few days age to say he would give um a
certificate of its good effects. lie is from the country,
and a minister in the Mellimlt•t Church. Shortly after
obtaining the agency, I prevailed upon hint to try a bottle
though I doubted whether any benefit would he derived,
for he, as well as myself, thought Its case was confirmed
Consumption. in furl every symptom wits indicative.—
Shortly after, he wrote to tne to send him four or five bot
tles more. Ile came to town lust week. I will quote his
own language: said he, "1 am a new man, and I
consider it a. duty I owe to the public, to tell what Dr.
Swaytte's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry tins done for
me." I will publish his certificate, and as he is generally
known all over our section, I expect good results from it.
With every feeling of respect, yours truly,
WM. SHAW.
. _
Letters such as the above are daily received from all
parts of the country, but we publish this ns one of the many
proofs of its efficacy. Avoid all preparations purporting
to contain Wild Cherry, except that bearing the written
signature of Dr. Ssvayne, us they are most likely quite
destitute of the article from which they borrow a name.
The (original and only) genuine article is prepared by
DR. SWAYNE, corner of Eighth and Race ate., Phila
delphia, and for sale by agents in all parts of the United
States, and some parts of Europe.
Sold b - WM. A. LEADER, Columbia, and Dr. A. H.
DARNITZ, York, Pu. :Aug. Ri, 1848.-81.
West Extraordinary Work—The Married Wo
man's PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION, by Dr. A.
M. liIAURICEAU, Professor of Diseases of Woman,
Sixth Edition. lEimo. pp. , 2.50. Prise $l. 25,000 copies
sold In three months!
Wars of suffering, of physical and mental anguii.h to
many an atTectionate wile, and peeuninnry difficult!. to
the husband, might have been spared by a timely posses
sion of this work.
It is intended especially for the married, or those con
templating marriage. as tt discloses important secrets
which should he known to them particularly.
Truly, knowledge is power. It is health, happiness, af
fluence:
'rile revelations contained in its pages have proved a
blessing to thousands, us the innumerable letters to the
author will attest.
Here, also, eve-y female—the wife, the mother, the one
either - budding Into woinsiilio..4 or the OW' ill the fleet",
of years in whom nature contemplates an important
change— can discover the cause, symptoms, and the most
efficient remedies, and most certain mode of cure, in every
complaint to which her sex is subject.
COPIES IVIT.I. HE SENT BY MALT. FREI: OF
POSTAGE TO THE PURCHASER.
Over ten thonsnnd copies have been sent by snail within
three months, with perfect safety and certainty.
On the receipt of one Dollar, the Married Nomads
Private Medical Companion" will be sent (mailed tree) to
any part of the United States. All letters must be post-paid
(except those containing a remittance) and addressed to
Dr. A. M. Maunceau, Box 122.4, New York City. Publish
in office. Liberty-st., New-York.
The "Marred Woman's Private Medical Companion"
is sold by Booksellers throughout the. United States.
For sale at the Spy Office, Colombia, Pa.
New-York, May 20, 1242—i1m
Pl e a se t a ke Notice•—Wc have been frequently
annoyed by a soap vender in Philadelphia, named Hanoi,
who meanly copies our advertisements and applies the
same to his own use. Now, what principle can n man
possess who will condescend to make use of such mean
artifices to insure his success and make his articles sell.
A man's composition or his stereotype matter, is as much
his property as his stock in business, or goods, wares and
chattels : it; then. another man meanly adopts such com
position or property for his own use, what better is he than
a rogue who will make illegal use of your goods? In a
lime handbill orours, which we wrap around our Chi
nese Medicated Soap, we have at the head of the bill a
small paragraph which rends thus
"In an evil hour the serpent catered Paradise, and
Beauty lost its charm. But the A 'lrv's° gave man power
over all animal and vegetable :natter. And the mysteri
ous secret of restoring unto woman her Cornier pure. clear
and beautiful complexion, is combined in Radway's Chi
t ese Medicated Scup."
On looking over the Philadelphia Ledger on Monday,
the 18th Oct., we were surprised to see our matter made
use of for dressing up another man's article. and that man
our competitor in 1,11511111,83, and for the public's approba
tion of our respective articles. We offer to the public
Radway's Chinese Merhcated Soap as a sure extermina
tor of the Cuticle, and a certain cure for all eruptions of
the skin. As a Toilet Soap, we candidly believe it to be
the most superior soap extant. As a Medicated Soap we
sincerely believe it to possess qualities which no other
soap possesses.
For the cure of salt rheum, ringworm, erysipelas, chap
ped, cracked and repulsive shin, we know it is certain to
its effects, and is superior to all others ever invented.—
Lastly, we never condescend tosnake use of other men's
composition to make our articles sell. We furthermore
warn this man, Jnles Haim!, not to infringe on our rights,
or make use in any manner whatever of our stereotype
composition. With these few remarks we leave the pub
lic to lodge the meritsof our Chinese Medicated Soap, and
the merits of an article clothed in false colors to make
it sell.
Ladies and gentlemen, if you Irish to get Radmay's
Soap in all its parity, call on R. and Wm. A.
I.kkann, Columbin, and Zahin & Jackson, in Lanent.ter.
Each cake, of the genuine must be signed It. G. fl.nd
may J. R. G. RAD *AY, 2 Courtland St., N. Y.
aug1.222-1
Philadelphia Daraereotrpo Establishment
-- RICIIANGE, 3d story, Rooms 25 , 27 . .—DaglIereotypc Por
traits of all sires, either singly or all family groups, col
ored or without colors, are taken every day, in ally wea
ther. Copies of Daguerreotypes, Oil Paintums, Statuary,
are., may also be procured. Ladies and Grmtlemen arc
requested to examine specimens.
apl3'43-ly W. & F. LA1:GF.NIIE1:11.
On the 20th inst., by the Rev. William Barns, Mr. Boer
Prrrrr. :a Mine ..Issm Yorso, both of Columbia.
DIED.
In this borough, on the 21st inst., Etntran W., ton of
John F. Craig, aged 11 months and 14 days.
*5 REWAB.D.
TEE above reward will be given for the ap
prehension and conviction of the person or persons
•ho broke the post and tassels of the enclosure belonging
to the subscriber, in the Presbyterian grave yard of Co
lumbia, Pa. JAAIES WRIGIIT.
Columbia, August 26, 1.&12.-3t
NOTICE
ALL persons are hereby forewarned not to de
-Ll_ posts shavings or other combustible matter on any
Part of the Public Ground of Old Columbia, otherwise
they will be dealt with according to law.
By order of the board of managers of thet public ground.
THOMAS LLOYD, Secretary.
Columbia, August 23, 1242-31.
*5O 31/1177.A1C.D.
AREWARD of go will be given for the appre
hension and conviction of the person or persons
who set fire to the pile of shavings on Saturday night last,
on the public ground.
By order of the Town Council.
JAMES JORDAN,
Columbia, August 26 , 1848. Chief Burgess.
Baltimore .advertisements.
r";7lr'!"7:TMVrvl
SHOWER-LITIL An entirely new article for
Shower Bathing, with warm or cold Water.
A. great and important improvement is made in this
Shower-Bath over all others, by throwing the water im
mediately on the body, without wetting the head, unless
at the will or pleasure of the bather; but a greater point
is gained by being enabled to bathe with warm water,
which no other Showcr•Bath is adapted to—and most of
all, the Bath can be medicated without injury to the hair.
Many persons cannot take a cold bath—their case in
met in this as they can regulate the temperature of the
water to suit their wish, and commence bathing at any
season of the year without any unpleasant result. Ladies
can have the advantage of bathing without wetting the
heath or covering the same.
The arrangements are simple and complete, and not
liable to get out of order. The Bath cat be adjusted to
sun ally height, from a small child to the tallest person,
When the door is closed, the fixtures are hid and the out
side appearance is that of a neat piece of furniture.
They have received the approbation of several medical
gentlemen—others arc requested to call and exatnine
them. Manufactured by the Patentee. . _
EPHRAIM LARRA.BEE.
24 South Calvert street, Baltimore
BATHING.—Read what Armstrong says :
Do not omit, ye who would health secure,
The daily fresh ablution, that shall clear
The sluices of the skin ; enough to keep
The body sacred from uudecent soil.
Still to be pure, even ilia did not conduce
(As much as it does) to health, very greatly worth
Your daily pains; 'tis this adorns the rich ;
The want of this is poverty's worst foe.
Vali this external virtue, age maintains
A deftitt grata; without it. youth and charms
Are toothsome.
REIVIOVIIL
TABORATORY OF TIIONSO:VIAN BOTANIC !BED'-
CINES EPHRAIM LARRAHEE. No. :In South
Culvert street. Baltimore has removed his Laborary to
his new building. No. and has always on hand the
largest and most complete assortment of pure Botanic
remedies in the United States, prepared under his special
Cure at his Laboratory—being the first erected In the
United States for the special purpose of preparing Tnom-
SOMA": Mgmcnims. All of the pulverised and compound
ed articles arc put up in quarter and half pound packages.
and neatly labelled, with directions suitable for retailing
and in bulk. and upon better terms than the same article
can be had for in the U. S. Every article in his lino is
warranted genuine-111 c public cart rely spoil this.
liberal discount made to country merchants. who
are particularly requested to call and eXinUnle quality,
&c., before purchasing.
try-Tho variants Treatises, embracingthe most reputed
authors, upon die Thonisoniun or Botanic System of
Medicine, may also be had at his establishment, by the
quantity or single copy. a ir26' y
GOLD INN
ANEW ARTICLE which may Le used with
Quill or Steel Pen (quill ie preiersible) for billets,
Inv &c.,—it will exactly be the thing. It is also
used for ornamenting, Wood, Picture Frames. Chairs, &c.
For sale by WILLIAMS.
Columbia, August 26, 15)19.
sTovEs.
ACOMPLETE assortment of Wood, Coal, and
COOKING STOVES, for sale at reduced prices,
at the Hardware Store of J. IV. CUITRELL.
Locust Street, Colutrebia, Pa.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO SAVE MONEY. By calling ut the divest
CLOTHING STORE, under the sun you can cave
twenty per cent.
C. LEVI' & Co., Front Strew. and door above Schrei
ner's Row, would respectfully call the attennon of the
citizens of Columbia and vicinity to their large and splen
did assortment of
SEASONABLE READY MADE arm! LING,
Consisting of French Broadcloth Coats of all colors and
descriptions, Punts, Vests, Cups. Handkerchiefs, Cravats,
Stocks, Suspenders, Carpet Bags. &c.
C. LEVY & Co.. Batter themselves that they eon sell
the cheapest Clothing in Columbia, or any n here else:
and if you do not believe it, Just give than a call.
Columbia, August Di, 1844 —2m
NAILS, sprans, 8t imams.
500 KEGS NAILS and SPIKES for sale atnian
utuctitrer's prices at the Ilardware Store of
J. W. COTTILF.LL,
nul9'lB-31n Locust Street, Columbia, Pit.
JUST received, a lot of superior English SHOT
GUNS. Double and Single Darrel, tor bale at low
prices at the Herdwurc Store of
J. W. corrttnu.,
au101,343m Locuet Street, Columbia. Po.
WANTED.
TINTED a first rate Wagon-maker, to take
v charge of a shop and carry till the business on his
own hook, above the Depot. A shop will be rented to a
good mechanic at about $l5 per annum. 11111 i at least
61.20 worth of work grversby the subqcriber himself to
start on the first year. The work is principally on heavy
Ore %V nous. For further particulars. addicts
IL M. WILLS.
August 10, 15,1r 1 .-thin Columbia, Pa.
WM
SANDS, LENT, & CO'S
I_IIPPOFERAEAN ARENA. THIS IM ENSE and
truly mngnificent establishment will be open in
COLUMBIA. ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1249.
FOR ONE DAY ONIA
In addition to their already mammoth troupe of Eques
trians and Animals, the Proprietors otter, the present sea
son, a series of Novel and Magnificent Entertainments,
far surpassing anything ever presented to the American
Public. The leading new feature of this extensive Com
pany consists of a pair of trained Elephants, Jenny Lind
and Romeo. and ten Egyptian Camels, whose perfor
mances have been the wonder and delight of thousands in
Great Britain and on the continent of Europe. Indepen
dent of those unparalleled novelties, the company proper
is composed of a host of artists whose abilities have
stood the test of the most searching criticism, both in the
old and new moth], and the names which are nosy offered
area sufficient guaranty that none but the most talented
have been selected.
Among them will be found those of Mr. R. Sands and
his children. Maurice and Jes , ce: Mons Cane in his as
tonishing performances; Master Walter Aysnar. the Juve
nile Equestrian Wonder in various acts of Equitation un
approached as a bare-back ride; M ile Rosalthe Madigan,
the Fairy Amazonian Princess of the Arena. only 7 years
of age; Mr. Madigan, the great scenic and polyhippinn
Equestrian; Sig. Perez. the Unrivalled Contortionist;
Mr. Ruggles. the popular and unsurpassed performer on
the Cordc Volante; Vim. Aymer, the Aerial Vaulter;
Albert Aymer; Messrs. Rice, Mitchell, Crawford. Lacy,
Tucker, and a host of other performers, male and female,
all of the most approved talent in their vnrious feats.
This Mammoth Corps will enter town on the Morning
of Exhibition. at llo'clock in Procession and cavalcade,
preceded by the Sacred Egyptirm Dragon Chariot of Isis
and Osiris, drawn by ten I.gyptian Camels, containing the
splendid full band attached to the company.
Next in order will be the East Indian Car; to which
will be harnessed the two Elephants. followed by the mag
nificent Stud of Horses, and all the numerous costly and
highly ornamented Vehicles belonging to the company : —
The beautiful Fairy Carriage drawn by twenty Lilliputian
Ponies, driven in hand, will bring tip the rear of the whole
procession, the touts ensemble of which surpasses any
thing which language can describe.
Master of the Arena, Capt. J. A. Decamp. Equestrian
Director, Mr. 11. P. Madigan. Treasurer, Mr. J. W. Fo
shay. Clowns, Petland and Lathrop. both distinguished
above all others in the country, for their wit and joviality.
and unsurpassed by any in the world for their genuine and
unexceptionable humor. Musical Director, Mr. E. K.
Eaton. Leader of the Brass Mr. Geo. Seeley, Leader
of the String Band, Herr A. Gerloff.
The Pavillion in which the company will exhibit is by
far the largest ever erected, and will be Militantly illu
minated on the night of performance.
Doors open at 2 and 7 o'clock P. M. Performance com
mences at and 71 o'clock. Admittance 25 cents; posi
tively no half price. au26'4B-41
ritElgellC REVOLUTION'.
TYRANTS as well as Monopolies must fall, so
must prices. That is to fact which can be proved by
calling at the Old Established Cumx, Wavcu, and Jr.w
mar Stand of JAIL Felix, Front street, a few doors
below Iferr's Washington Hotel.
The undersigned having just return
a from Philadelphia and New York,
where he has purchased, at the pre
sent very low prices, a large and splendid assortment of
CLOCKS, WATCRES, AND JEWELRY
of every description, which, together with his former ex
tensive stock, he is determined to sell ofl:quick nod at
small advances. Now is is your time if you wish to
purchase JEWELRY of the very best quality. and at
astonishing low prices. The following embraces some of
the leading articles of his magnificent stock:
GOLD mid SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES,
full jeweled; Gold and Silver Lcpine, Quartier, and Eng
'
lisp IVatehes; Gold arid Silver Miniature Cases; Silver
Table. Tea, Soli, and Mustard Spoons; Silver Sugar
Tongi, Butter Knives, &e.; Silver Scissor Hooks. Silver
Combs and Hair Darts, Silver and Steel Belt Slides, Gold
and Silver Spectacles, Spectacle Glasses. Silver Thim
bles, Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens, German Silver
Spectacle Cases; German Silver Table and Tea Spoons ;
Gold Fob anti Guard Chains, Steel do.; Cold, Silver, and
Steel Watch Keys; Bracelet Clasps, Ear-Rings, Finger-
Rings ' Breast Pins and Bosom Studs of every description
Curd Cases, Steel Purse Rings and Tassels. Bag and
Purse Clasps; a large assortment of Silk - Twists, Shell
Side and Back Combs; Pen Knives, Pistols, Spy Glasses,
Music Boxes, Pocket Books and Purses, together With a
large variety of other useful and ornamental articles
usually kept in Jewelry Stores.
Funicular attention paid to repairing Clocks, Watches,
and Jewelry—and all work warranted.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber solicits a con
tinitance.pf the same—which he flatters himself to meat
front his experience and by a strict attention to business.
N. B. Remember the place. It is m Front street,
a few doors BELOW Herr's Washington Hotel. Cohen
hm, Pa., where you can buy cheap and good Jewelry,
and warranted to give satistuction m every instance or
have your money refunded.
Columbia, Auiust 19, 194.9 —ly
SHEET IRON.
AMERICAN and Russia Sheet Iron for sale
at reduced pnees, at the Hardware Store of
J. W. curraELL,
uuiD'4S Bil Locust Street, Columbia, l'a.
THE BEST
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lume of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.'
The Publishers of the Scientific American respectfully
give notice that the FOURTH YEARLY VOLUME of
their Journal tail be commenced oil Suturda),Septemlier
22nd. This publication (Infers entirely from the many
inngarincs and Papers which flood the country. It is u
Weekly Journal of Art, Science, mid :Mechanic,. having
for it. object the advancement of the IITERESI'S
OF :MECHANICS, MANUFACTURERS and INVEN
TORS. Each number is illustrated with front five to tell
original ENGRAVINGS OF NEW 3IECTIANICAL IN
VENTIONS, nearly all of
. the best 1111,1111011.3 tvhlch are
patented at Washington being illustratml in the Scientific
American. It also contains a Weekly List of American
Patents ; notices of the Progress of all Mechanical mid
Scientific Improvements; practical direction on the con
struction. management, and use of all lands of MACIII
NERY. TOOLS. At.. ; Essays upon :llcelianies, Cheinis
111% runt Architecture ; accounts of FOrelgll Inventions ;
advice to inventors; Railroad Intelligence, together with
a vast amount of other interesting, valuable, and usefid
information. The Scientific American is the most popular
journal oldie kind ever published. o.lld of more importimee
to the interest of :Mechanics and Inventors than any thing
they could possibly obtain! It Is printed with clear type
011 beautiful paper. and being Odtlyted to binding. the sub
scriber is possessed, ut the end in the year, of a large vol
tittle of four hundred unit sixteen pages, illustrated with
upwards of five hundred Mechanical Engravings, {lnd un
TERMS:—Two dollars a year in advance, or if desired.
one dollar in advance, the remainder in sir moths. TO
CLUBS copies ~.+; ten copies...ls. Those %vile wish
to subscribe have only to enclose the amount in a letter,
directed to MUNN & CO..
Publishers of the Scientific American, New York.
]lf - AII letters must be post paid.
VOLUNIETIII RD hound, $2.75, or in sheets, $.2, are for
sale. They maybe sent safely to any part of the contain'.
Patents cceured and Mechanical Drawings cescuted nt
the cheapest rates, nt the &lice of the SCIOIIIifIC Ameri
can. aulJ'lcdt
4=014 olui k'Przlo4l
OF NEW YORK is strangely destructive to the
human tutu, le, (or skle,) the air from the sea. the
sudden change from hunt to cold, and the smoke causes
YELLOW. DARK, CONRSE;(36MPLEXIONS.
It is requisite lieu the pores of the skin should be kept
kept mien-41ml theirmouths should be freed from ißlPllritv
was thus the a licient - Woman "I'nunsopocts cured a
dolt:uses—they computed that more diseases and unheal
thy vapors tell through the pores of the skin. than for
Puy other outlet of the bode. It. is necessary. therefore,
to ko-p the pores open—all limners are dispelled from the
skin Ilona the pores, whim washed with Jones's Italian
Chemical Soap. I have seen It cure the worst and oldest
cases of Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Old Sores. Barber's
Itch, Sore Head, Ringworm. when every internal and ex
ternal remedy had fitifrd—lts streets in rendering the skin
white, dear and soft, though it be yellow and coarse, Is
wonderful—it removes Frockles.l'an-Sunburn.:Nforphow
and disfigurement of the shun—but persnns tnto.t he par
ticular and ask for Jones's Soap. For sale by It. Williams,
agent for Columbia. aii2G,lB-tde24
ALL TOISEA.SES
nF THE head, !ace and hands, such as scurvey.
erysipelas. saltrlieum. Itch, sores, sore heads. tan,
freckles, sunburn, niorpliew. yellow, dark disfigured skin
are cured. When these causes aro removed, persons
who use the bath freely should remember that more than
water is required to remove the hunter front the pares.
have seen persons %silo have had filthy skin diseases,
for years, and after crying everything in vain, have been
cured by washing the skin with Jones's Italian Chemical
Soap, and can conscientiously offer it for any of the
above complaints. It is particularly adapted to persons
from the sunny South. They would find their skin much
whiter, clearer and smoother by Its ere. But they must
be sure to ask for Jones's Chemical Soap, as there are
numerous counterfeits. Price 50 cents. For sale be B.
Williams, agent for Columbia. uu9.6.49-tdec24
Philadelphia ddvertisemenls.
li.•l* - P , 41.4.:*i..74 1 .0M , .t4z4f1
QTOTE WORKS. The subscribers respectfully
J inform their friends and the public that they ore now
prepared to execute any orders with which they may be
favored. (or their WEST PHILADELPHIA COM
PLETE COOK STOVE, of which they have three sizes ;
CONNON and 13ARE CYLINDER STOVES, seven
sizes: Masts and Tors for CI tinder Stoves, fire sizes;
OVEN PLATES. four sizes: COTTAGE AIRTIGHT
rmthort. sTovgs, (for wood.) two sizes; GAS OVENS,
three sizes j CAST-IRON HEATERS, and large and
beautiful assortment of Patterns for Iron Railing.
Their Goods arc all made of the best material, and from
new and beautiful designs.
Their WEST PHIALD'A COMPLETE is, without
doubt, the beet and most saleable Cook Stove itt the
market. They see constructed with Mott's Patent Feeder
Front and Grate, which gives them a decided superiority
over all others. They only want a trial to confirm what
is here asserted.
CASTINGS of all kinds mode to order ',yid) promptness
and despatch.
Samples may be seen and orders left at the Foundry, or
at J. B. Kont.on's, t.l North Second Street; :Nimmons &
Dotst: tr's South Second Street. and at %Vn.r..Lots &
49 Market Street.
'WILLIAMS, KOHLER, MATHIEU' & CO
Phila. August 19, 1h4.-tint.
STOVES.
THE Largest Concern in the United States.
HILL & CL1NE.N0.2.13 North SECOND Street,
above VINE. and No. M? mARKKr Street, above
TENTH. Philadelphia.
Morro'—Small profits and quick sales.
VnatErvl—Entirely unsurpassed and unemmlled.
Co:nem - nos: !—Far. very far in the back ground.
We oiler. among others, this season:
The Celebrated Empire Cook, the genuine.
Roney's Economist—n new mid prime stove.
Leibranbes Ole 13u11 Cook.
The Philadelphia Air-Tight.
The Our Stoves for 2 New and splendid patterns.
Cooking,
The New Pattern Completes, 3 sizes, do. do.
The Oven Stoves, 4 do. do. do.
A splendid assortment of Rathators for Parlors. Cannon
Radiators. Air-Tights, Stoves for Stores, Halls, Churches,
Se.. Ore Sc.. too numerous to mention.
Philadelphia, August 12,1&18.
I. • 1 T,kP s 'I
ivlAElßT°s.ltvcch,KiNi.S.c.7, LTV, Wire
street, Philadelphia.
The subscribers continue to manufacture, of a superior
quality, all kinds of PLAIN and ORNAMENTALWIRT.
`WORK, such as Sieves. Riddles, Screens, Ate., for all
kinds of Grain, Seeds, Sand, Ore, Snuff, Staroh, Brick
dusts, .ke.
Mi=l==;l=lEl
Also, Safes, Wire Dish Covers. Sofa Springs, Twilled
Wire for Spark Catchers, &c.
_ .
ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORK
- - _
Such as Cages, Nursery Fenders, Gorden Bordering,
Flower Stands, Trainers, Trellis work for Grape Vines,
&c., &c.
Also, Wire Fencing of every . description.
te E.,r; Orders thankfully received. and promptly exe.cu
,IVATSON & COX.
August 12,1811-.lm
4A NEW STYLE OF HATS AND CAPS at In
, Lewis Tredenick & Co.'s Fashionable lIAT
& CAP Store, first door below John Felix's Jewelry store,
where you can always get a Fashionable Hat or Cap at
the lowest city price. Call and examine our New Style
and judgeNfor yourselves. TREDENICK &
Augui.t 5, 1848-tt Front Street, Columbia, Pa.
aritzrara OPT' AT COST.
Him & CAPS SELING AT COST. The sub
scriber-would respectfully inform the citizens of
Columbia ant' Its vicinity : that he is SELLING OFF his
old stock of .
consisting in pall of fine Mole Skin, Silk, Beaver, Nutria,
and Castor HATS, of the latelt style, together with a
general assortment of CAPS of all sires and prices; all
of which he is determined to sell at cost.
If you want a real first rate article, very CHEAP, now
as the unto to purchase. Call tilld =llllllle the price and
quality, and you cannot but be pleased milt both.
Ile will also continue to manutheture, and constantly
keep on hand a large assortment of the latest and best
style of HATS and CAPS, CHEAP.
Thankful tor the very liberal patronage heretofore be
stowed, the undersigned respectfully solicits a continuance
of the stone.
WILLIAM TEMPLE. No. •2,
Columbia' July 22, 1242. 6clucinces Row, Prom st
A ND the Volunteers returning home. WALNUT
COLONNADE CHEAP CLOTHING EMPORIUM%
No. 42., Front 6trect, directly opposite the bridge, and
three doors below Black's Hotel, Columbia, Yu.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
of Columbia and the public generally, that he has bought
out .be
E=EMM
EXTENSIVE cLoTtlixa ESTABLISHMENT,
formerly kept by James L. Prchrnan, at the above well
known stand. lie sward invite the former patrons of the
establishment and all others to cull and examine Iris
STOCK OF FASHIONABLE mid CHEAP CLOTHING,
ultich exceeds in extent. elegance, and variety. any
hitherto opened m this vicinity. and which Ile pledges
himself to sell lower than even Ins predecessor ever offer
ed before. His stock consists in part of
GENTLEMEN'S FINE CLOTH DRESS COATS,
Gentlemen's Fine Cloth Frock Coats, Sacks, Coatces.
Gentlemen's Fine Cloth and Cassimere Pants; Satin and
Silk-Velvet Vests, Plain and Fancy, being the only hind of
this quality for sale 111 this nlace, Roundabouts, Pea
Jackets, Shirts, plain and flurry. Satinet Pantaloons,
Gentlemen's Cotton Ilalf-hose. Silk and Cotton Ilandker—
chits. Cravats. Su.penders. limbrelliv‘, Leather and Hair
Trunks, Travelling Bags, &v. Together with n large as
sortment of BOYS' CLOTHING os every description.
Remember the TIIREE BIG DOORS, the place to buy
cheap Clothing, No. 42, Front Street, thret tly opposite the
Bridge. and three doors below Black's !tote!. Columbia.
Co. A. G. STEVENS.
Columbia, July 21,
COLUMBIA DANK AND
BRIDGE COMPANY, May 18, ISIS.
The Directors of the Columbia Batik and lt.idgc Com
pany, desirous of affording to persons who are disposed to
deposit money for definite periods, at a moderate rate of
interest, have determined to allow interest fur the same
at the following rates, vie:
Fur all deposits to remain 12 months, 4 per et. per annum.
do do do 8 do 3 do do
do do do 3 do 2 do do
The stuns so deposited to be payable without interest at
any intermediate time, at die option of the depositor.' The
interest to cease at the end of the period tor which the
deposit wus made, airless the satire be renewed for a
further period. SAMUEL
June 10, I -.1; 4 .--31n Cashier.
TN pursuance of the provisions of the act en
titled, •• Act to prescribe the Jammer of giving
notice of applications for Banks," and in accordance with
the provisions of the Constitution of Pennsylvania, the
President. Directors, and Stockholders of the Lancaster
Bank, hereby give public notice, that they intend making
application to the Legislature of Pennsylvania. at the
session to commence on the first Tuesday of January
next. A. D. 1e49, for the renewal and extension of their
present Charter and Act of Incorporation, with banking
nod discounting privileges, for the term of ten years from
the first Wednesday in May, A. D. li+sl. The date last
mentioned, being the tunic to which their present Charter
is extended.
The said Corporation is to be continued by the name and
style of the Lancaster 'lank, and with the same powers
stud privileges which are isow enjoyed under its present.
Charter and Act of Incorporation. midi is to be located in
the City of Lancaster. The capital stock of said bank,
as authorl7ed by law w•as six hundred thousand dollars•
Illet l NHa f uMadZig :A ran " ' nit "' and
in three bundled thousand and thirty dollars w The legis
lature will not be asked for an increase of capital or ex•
telcmin of privileges.
By order of the Board of Directors.
CHRISTIAN BACHMAN. Cosier.
City of Lancaster, June 211. lola. julyr4S-la
THE Columbia Bank and Bridge Company in
tend to make application to the Legislature of the
Cotnnantweulth of Pennsylvania. at their next se4sion,
for the renewal, extension, and continuance of the bank
ing. discounting, and other privilege. , they possess under
existing laws. The Company to be continued by the
name, style. and title of the Columbia Bank and Bridge
Company, in the borough of CoMmlation the county of
Lancaster, and state of Pcilllgy !cools.
By order of the Board,
SAIIUEL SHOCK Cashier.
Columbia June 24 ; 1949. July
TS hereby given that citizens of Lancaster county
j_ intend to make application to the Legislature of the
Commonwealth of 1 emisylvania, at the next session
thereof for the incorporation of a company under -the
name mid style, or intended name and style of "The
Columbia Savings Institution." designed as an office of
discount and deposit, with a capital lIDI exceeding one h un
lred thousand dollars, and to be located 131 the borough of
Columbia, Lancaster comity, Pa.
_ .
George Wolf. 11. E. Atkins.
Peter Haldeman, lienry Haldeman
R. Chalfant, John A. hook,
Peter nablemun, Jr., B. Cranston,
R. E. Cochran, Daniel llerr.
Reuben Mußison, Samuel Brooks.
John 1.. Wright, Philip flossier.
John Barr,
Columbia. July I, ISIS.--ent
GLORY of Maids, Wives, Widows, and the
crowning ornament of man.
It is to the scalp ea guano is to the earth in making it
fruitful.
It is as certain in its effect as death. to-morrow or next
year.
Now. reader, therm respectable citizens certify that
Jones's Coral Hair Restorative will have the following
effects without fall:
It will force the human hair to grow on the head, face.
or body—it will stop it falling, cure mirror dandruff, and
make red. trey. and light hair grow clink.
Mr. W. Tompkins. 92 King at., New York.
Mrs. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr. James Pow er, g rocer, Fulton at.. Brooklyn.
Mr. Thomas Jackson. S 9 Liberty at.. Pittsburgh
Henry C. Cullen, (bite) barber on board the South
America.
But the beautiful. the glorious client it has in dressing
and beautifying the ban—making it start. dark. silky, and
keeping it to thrice as long as any ot h er article made.
IT IS SO ECONISSIICAI:kIND
It costs but 3 Outlines for a trial bottle. and the public
arc conscientiously and honestly assured that the above
are its real and true qualities.
Ile careful and get the genuine. Ask for Jones'. Coral
Hair Restorative. and take no other. For sale only by R.
Williams, agent for Columbia. au26'4B-I.lec 21.
I3Y the subscriber, Six Lectures on the uses of
the LUNGS. and Causes, Prevennon and C u re of
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, and disenses of the heart;
Oil the Laws of Longevity ; and on the mode of preserv
trig male and female healthto an hundred years, with 2a
illustrations. designed for all classes of readers, by Samuel
Sheldon Fitch, A. M., M. P. Also has Silver Inhaling
Tube, Shoulder Brace, and Abdominal Supporter, Ate.
R. WILLIAMS, Agent.
Columbia, July 22, 154.9
Gll L. KELLING, Kerb Doctor, late of Marietta,
begs leave to inform his friends and the public gen
erally, that he has removed to the house of lleriry
next door to Boyle's Hotel. Front street Columbia. Pa,
'Whilst he returns his sincere thanks for the very liberal
encouragement hitherto received in the practice of his
profession, he 'respectfully acquaints them that lie con
tinues as usual the PRACTICE. OF MEDICINE:, Mall its
various branches, and will attend, either by day or night
all those who may have occasion for his services.
Columbia ! July 1,184.9.—1 f
GEirIJINE Utero-Abdominal Supporters, Recom
mended by Physicians of the highest standing in all
parts of the United States. Also in Philadelphia, by Prof.
S. Jackson. and Prof. Horner. of the University of Penn
sylvania ; Prof. Joseph Pancoast and Prof. J. g.
of the Jefferson Medical College ; Prof. Waltbank, of the
Pennsylvania Medical College ; William Harris, M. D.,
Lecturer on Midwifery; and many others of high standing.
This invention has been before the public over twelve
veers, and is the most successful instrument of its class.
Sold in Columbia hr H. W11.1.1A MS.
July P o INS. Agent.
P , 1., , i-k:Aprar.k 44.41
:HATS AND CAPS,
PEACE AT LAST,
IVOTIC33.
NOTICE.
NO'XICII
IT IS TICE
FOR SALE,
REMOVAL
BETTS'S
TIMSSES.
ASUPERIOR lot of both single and double
Trusses fur sale by W. A LEADER..
Columbia, Pa., August 1:4 151 s.
1317 LIA'S SELUSADELICILLA.
JUST Received a first rate supply of Dall's
SARSAPARILLA, and for sale by
Colombia, August 12, 1.949. W. A. LEADER.
TOWNOMCDTD'S
SARSAPARILLA. dust received another large
supply of Townsend's Sarsapitrilla,-sud for :sale by
August It, 1E43, Ws A. LEADER.
LAMP GLOBES.
T AMP GLOBES of every size and shape, for
sale by W. A. Li :L.DEM
Columbia, August
SVITAINZ'S
pANACEA. Just received another supply of
Pahaeea. For bale by W. A. LEADER.
ELIGHT.
JUST received a new supply of the handsomest
and most splendid assortment of Camphiue and lithe.
nal Oil Lamps ever kept in Columbia. For sale by
W. A. LEADER.
ETEEMIILEILIA
OIL. Fresh supply of Ethereal Oil for sale
by W. A. LEADER.
LIQUORS.
I'RENCII Brandy, Port Wine, Madeira- Wine,
12 White Male, Old Ryr, and Sherry Wine can be haJ
pure, for t‘ledicilaul purposes at LEADER'S Drug Store.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS !!
UT 54 S. LITTON have just received one case
v • fist colors, only 121, cts. Juy22'l9
DROWN DIUSLINS,
ONE yard wide, very heavy, only . 61-1 cents, at
Juy::-.r4s & A. PATTON'S.
WORM NEW GOODS.
INT
& , S. PATTON have just received a spleit
y v did assortment of Summer Dress Good, at very
low it rites, ju)2218
VANILLA. 1311A.N.
1 UST received tt fresh and superior article of
t _t Ilean—very cheap. For bale by
July 5. 4 .1,3, 4 . It. WILLINNIS.
POMADE
T ICININE, for the growth and preservation of
the noir. For sale by IC. WILLIAMS.
Colunibm,July
POZYLELDE
DE JENNY LEND, for beautifying the MIR, &c.
Fur sale by H. NVILLIAAIS.
Cola:abut, July 8, ISIS
TE-11123111XNGS
nF Every description, suitable for dresses, now
opeuing nt W. & S PATTOYZ. 4 .
Aluy —tf
CARPETS,
MATTING, and Window Shades, good styles and
low at w. 6; s. rxrroN's.
May 40, 1,1.19.-tf
PAPER
hANGINGS. Parlor, Hall, Chamber, and Ceiling
Papers and Borders, Fireboats &c., of the newest
styles, always on hand at manufacturers' prices. at
J. D. d J. WRIGHT'S.
Columbia, March 2.5, 1.947.—1 f
CLOTHS
AND Cassimeres at the lowest prices, at
W. S. l'ArrON'S
frmarrynT
COPPERand Tin Pumps--a good supply of
Pumps always on hand, und made to order, nt the
shortest notice by H. PFAI!LER & CO.
March 11, 1,1e.-tf
HOSXERW AND
aLOVES. An extensive assortment of llosicries,
Glove.,,Szc a nt reduced price., at
fedl9'.l-tf FRY 5: SPANGLER'S.
NEW PERIVIVIES.
VXTRACT Do JENNY LIND, for the Ifandker-
A chief. Par bale by R. WILLIAMS..
Columbia, July 8, lb-PS.
EIONEY
bD Molasses. Sovering's celebrated steam
Syrup Molasses. a delicious article for table use.—
Also, new crop HONE:
teldn'ln-tf FRY d: SPANGLER'S.
ETHEREAL
NIGHT HAWKS always on hand and for sale
by H. PFAHLER & CO.
March 11, le4B.if
PIIMEIN 'TEA.
AFresh supply of those justly celebrated
TEAS just received by
FRY & SPANSLER'S,
febIDAS-If Sole Agents for Coturnbin.
ETECEREAL
OIL of the very best quality, with an assort
moist of LAMPS for burning the rune. :Assays ou
head at J. D. as J. WRIGHT S.
Columbia, March IE, lEte-tt
BAY RIIIVE.
ASuperior article of Bay Rum, for sale at
LEADERS )rug Store, Columbia., ru.
MILL
AND CROSS-CUT SAWS, of Roland's best. For
sale nt manufactures paces, by
April 7, 1647.—tf Rr3zrLE &
1., , p.ii. , /
„LA_RTICLE Boat Stove. We would call the at
tendon of Boatmen to a new article of boat Stove
made and adapted expressly for their convenience. To
be seen and had at IL. PFAJILER & CO.
March it, to4O-If
CELAINS.
IpcRR'S Celebrated Lowden Fifth Chains, Tra
ce, long and short, double and single Link, breast,
carrying and halter Chains all of which we offer at man
ufacturers prices. ap7-t f' RVItII'I.I3 S. IlkksS.
STOVES.
MO Subscribers have constantly on hand a
full assortment of wood, coal, and cooking Stoves of
every size and discription, cannon stoves. Also, Head.
e tibiae's patent Air-Tight Parlor Stoves. Willett has given
full Satisfaction in all cases. 'Flit public arc invited to
call and examine for themselves, at the Hardware Store of
Oct. 9-tf RUMPLE & I lESS.
trA.
REWARD. The above reward will be paid for
the apprehension and conviction of any person "ho
shot) maliciously injure or destroy any of the Posts.
Wires, Cops, Glasses, or other fixtures. of 11,0 COLUM
BIA AND LANCASTER MAGNMIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY. By order of the Board.
r. ATKINS.
Secretary.
Columbia, June 3, 1.848.--Imit
4,.".,~•.7,N-4,lF+/:4Y'
- Y OVER LAND EXPRESS, Important News from
• / the East, great decline in I)R't GOODS We have
dust received a large and splendid assortment of
SUMMER GOODS, NEW STYLES
and much below the aims' prices. A splendid assortment
of DRESS GOODS, suitable for thevenson. Call and ex
amine. W. At S. PATTON
Columbia, !lisp 20, 1049.-11
VICTOR'S
POWDER OF PEARLS AND LILLII. This ex
qulsite, innocent, beautiful preparation gives to the
slats is Ladies a charming, natural, pure, life-like. yet
brilliant and dazzling white, and at the same tame milling
the skin clear, soft, and smooth. As a proof of its harm
less qualities ore conscientiously recommend it to prevent
chafes and chaps In infants. For sale by
R. WILLIAMS
---- - --- ----
Phikzdelpilia ddverasements.
1 , 4=#. 1 71 1 . 4 >'‘64:, 0 41
TYPE FOUNDRY. i‘o. 8 PEAR Street, near the
Exchange, Philadelphia.
Thnsubscriber having made groat improvements in his
method of casting type and mixing of metals, and had a
thorough revising of his matrices, the faces of which are
not excelled, in beauty and regularly of cut, by any In
the country; Batters himself that by a strict personal at
tention to business, and employing stone but the most
skilltul workmen. be is enabled to offer a superior article,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
- -
lie H constantly adding to hie stock all that is new front
the hest workmen of this and other countries, and havinr,
lately procnred from Purope, a greet variety of NEV
FACES and 01:2;A51ENTS, solicits the attention of
Printers thereto.
Specimens veld be scat to those wishing to order.
Presses, Chosen. Cases. Ink. Stands, Galleys, Brass
Rule, and every other article needed to litraish a complete
Printing Othee, supplied at the shortest notice.
GELLMAN BOOK AND JOl3 TYPE,
Of the newest style and of all sizes, carefully put up in
founts of correct proporuon. _
ALEXANDER 110131:.
Philadelphia. August 112, I.6.le—Sin
FEVER, BND AGUE!:
TIIOROUGRE'Y ERADICATED BY KUWAIT'S
_L. TONIC MIXTURE! Thatreat National. Old Fa
vorite. am! l•Rerling Remedy ! ofEIGHTIUN YEARS'
autipproached f II its wonderful succeen,
certainty, and auteey, in the cum: or ruts wrierclign cote-
PLAgrr!!!
IE If you would esenpu the arsenical (poisonous) coun.
terfens lithe not a Joule from any one, that As not guarded
by the" written signature" of the original inventor and
proprieior, Jong It. Routago. on a paper label, crossing
the mouth and cork
Thrs retnedy ha, never been bolstered tip by false and
deceitful pairs. but Las won its way to the ernifidence and
universal adoptur. of the inhabitants of Paean AND Anna
Danny-es, liV 143 COOT , WORKS, AND FRUITS
ALONE. to which aft the (liens' , nu. very person vho
have used lt, well testify.
PROPRIETOR'S .OFFICE,
143, Arch Street, Phila.
FERRI
Columbia, IL Williams, N. A. Leader; Lancaster, .L
Gish & Co.; Marietta, 5. Awlur, S. T.. Anderson • Bain
bridge, S. Landis; Fallmouth, G. 11. Horning; Middletown,
Brown, It. Piiott ; Pirtsaioutli. Henry Bear, M. Mc-
Baum Wm. Raman : Coffin's Ferry, A. Collins: Now
Windsor, Eckert Jr Monday, Tide-wafer Lock, J. Kelly;
'Wrightsville, .1. S. ' , whey.
August 5:
zaorioacvryr
TN LIGHT The attention of purchasers is in
vitedto the exten.ivo variety of MURPHY'S liateilt
improved
SAFETY PINE OIL LAMPS
The construction and improvements of these Lamps
render them satiable for any purpose or place where arti
ficial light IS required ; the IntHanley and magnificence of
hale not teen equalled, and at oar.-ttaLo sae EX
PENSE of any yet Invented. They arc perfectly free nom
ally unpleasant odor.
ALSO—A general nssortment of Solar. Lard, and Oil
Lamps, Fluid, Candelabras, Chandeliers, Banging Lamps,
for Churches, Stores, I Rooms, Faetorie s, Hotels 1111 d
Billiard Saloons ; Lamps is 11l shades, designed for reading,
Sc.
All manner of Ga Fixtures, of every pattern, style and
finish.
Having every facility for manufacturing, the under
signed is prepared to sell. wholesale and retail, as enciir
as any manufactory zn the United States and the articles
are warranted equal in appearance and constructioa to
any that can lie produced.
Merchants and dealers will find it to their advantage
to cull and examine the stock and prices, which CB2lllot ,
fail to give satiz.thetion.
111A:slUFACTORY. No. 191, N. Second Street.
Phi fadelphin. July 29, 1945. -am
ggEIEn,qIIEM q'qgtMlcitlii• -
11110T.EtELIRS
READ this attentively. Dr. HEELER'S CORD L
and CARMINATIVE; for the speedy and pernta • at
cure of
DLARRHCEA, DYSENTERY. CHOLERAMOR t S,
SUMMER COMPLAINT, CHOLIC, CIIOLEI
IN FANTUM, FLATULENCY, &c., Ac. :
and for all the derangements of the Stomach mrvels
frgin TEE'PHIN(.3. ~
fry'TENS OF Tuousatms die annually from draws of
the Stomach and Bowels. In the face of thlrlinrollMg
mortality, the best impulses of our nature nr Misted in
ming,ating sulfuring we cannot prevent, 1110 than siva
THOUSAND persons to our knowledge were c red during
the past summer; and we unhesitatingly say Ind cinety -
nine out of every hundred are speedily cure Thereto
no mistake nbout this fact. mid no a test Of OJT OHICCrIIy
MIDI wiertion. as a Modis.a. • - ----ma s itstiaidual,
we 1 ans. w• ie..... ~,,... summit Maid to everytivell tia
thentiented case where it fails. Will you sittur, trill you
let your little ones suffer when you have ut Kandla T em°.
sly like this. so potent in subduing disease. To lc:alaam;
ones IU - Read what physicians, the press, suit others
say of the Cordial.
[Extract of a letter from the Rev. Dr. Earle.
Damsville, Busks county, August •45, 1 7,
Dear Str :—I am now prepared to recommend your r
dint from having used It with success in several mania ~
and I ma now trying ) our Punacca in a case of protrac ,
debility, attended with cough, apparently produced an CIA
young lady by her :` out-growing her strength? to use
common phrase, Yours, &c., ALFRED EARLE, DI. D.
[Extract of a letter from Ebenezer Cook.]
—..—. . .
New York City, July ISt:.
Dr. Keeler: Sir—lhnvc used in my fatally all of the Cor
dial which you let) with me last summer except two bot
tles which Iperauaded a customer of mine to try, and
having, proved very beneficial, he has reconunended it to
some of his friends, who wish to have some of it, I there
fore wish you would send me some by express. lam
satisfied from my own experience that it is the bent medi
cine for children Titimzirts.r. and SUMS= COMPLAINTS
that is offered to the public, and all that is necessary for
recommendation is to try it. Very respectfully,
Ensninzyn COOR, f.. 31, Grand at.. car. of Alley.
This is to Certify. that I have used Dr. Keeler's Cordial,
and have found it a valuable medicine in diarrhea, dys
entery and all derangemei.ts of the stomach and bowels,
caused by Teething. and is particularly adapted to all dis
eases of those organs caused by nctd fruits or the debtli
tiding effects of season and climate.
D. NI. Aztasox, )t. a , Plum st., Phila.
Dr. Reeler's Cordial.—We would call the attenuon of
our renders to this invaluable medicine, which will be
found advertised at length in our colonies. As a correc
tive in cases of Diarrhea, a disease very prevalent at the
present time. it is highly spoken of by all who have used
it. It is perfectly safe in its nature, and speak experi
mentally, when we say that it affords immediate whet.—
[Neal's Saturday Gazette ofAugost 2P, 1547.
Dr. Keeler's Cordial and Carminative.—This article is
advertised in another part of our paper. it is warmly re
commeuded by families who have tried it. It is especi
ally useful among children, and has effected hundreds of
cures. The doctor is abundantly supplied with testimony
upon the subject, some of which is very strong. The
Cordisl is list a quack nostrum, but carefully prepared
medicine, and periectly free from any thing injurious.—
[Penn lvanian of September 1, 1E47.
Dr feeler:—Dear Sir—As it Is our duty to toe every
holiest menus to promote the happiness of our fellow
creatures, I take great pleasure in stating to you the ad
vantage I received from your valuable Cordial and Car
minative. Last autumn I was attacked with Diarrhea,
which debilitated my system very much; for nearly three
weeks I tried many remedies, but found little or no bene
fit, when my ilmighter informed me of your Cordial. I
bought a bottle, and land not taken but save doses before
I obtained relief. I was entirely recovered before I toed
the whole of it ; and have remained hearty ever since.
Respectfully, yours, S. Ittrini, D. D.
epared and sold. wholesale and retail. N. W. corner
of Third and South st., Philadelphia. Sold wholesale by
Dr. McPherson, Ilarrielmre ; W. Miller. Lancaster ;
and retailed by R. WILLIAMS, Columbia, and by drug
bists and others throughout the (-motto . Price 25 cis. per
ottle. fl See
Itr Arco. 1)r. ICEEI.ER'S PANACEA, the most e(fi
cacious remedy ) et known, for all discuses arising from
impurities of the Itr.oon, or habit of the body. Ladies of
delicate COll4l l / 1 1110/1 3 will find it admirably adapted to
their cases. Aleclicr lie furnishes nothing superior to it for
chronic maladies, syphilitic disorders, skin affections in
debilitated patients. attended with loss of appetite and
imperfect digebrion. Price $l. See pamphlets for par
ticulars. For sale only by IL WILMIA3IS, Agent for
Columbia.
Philadelphia, June 10, 1819 -1y
1. :4.: (44.vr:i. 41
- RENNET & CO. hare REMOVED from 192 Market
Street. to their Mew, Splendid, and Immense rstatt-
Irshment to be known as the
TOWLR 11A1,1, cLantrsc. BAZAAR,
No. I' 4 '2 Market Sreet, between Fifth and Sixth, Philadel
phia.
The Proprietors feel a reluctance in promulgating what
in any way might appear like the usual Bombastic ex
aggeration of some of the trade, but wall beg leave to
quote the following notice from one of our city papers:
" One of the greatest curiosities that OUT City affords to
the stranger. is BENNET & CO'S great Clothing Store,
No. Market Street, between Fidli and Sixth, which
Ma been styled " Tower Hall.' trom the peculiar finish of
the front. rho building is on unmet.. one. containing
seven capacious rooms, all of ulna, are stocked with ev
ery variety of seasonable garments, arranged in the most
perfect order and regularity. The proprietors take great
pleasure in showing their building and contents to the ci
tizens, particularly strangers, and to those coining train
the country—we know of no place mare worthy of a
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Phil's, May 27—Cnt
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