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BRADY'S HOTEL.
DANvILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY.


yUNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
pubic. that he has removed from the town Of
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in that place, he Large and Commodiou
BRICK HOUSE,
AT THE CONNER or MILL Ann M,RKET STREETS,
COppssiie Me CoWtHouSe,
- Which he has fitted up y the erection
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

Cured by Me use IF DR.. HAnLicn's CoMrouSn
SrENaTHENI AND APERIENT Pills.
Mr.. WILLIAM RIcHArns, Pittsburgh, Pa, en-
nrcly cured oi the above distressing disease His
SYMPTOMS were, PAIN and wight IN the left side
loss o appetite vomitir g, acd quotations, dsiei-
ton OF the stomach, sick headache, furcd tongue,
coun,cnance changed 10 a cilIon color difficulty ui
hTca'hing. disturbed rest, attended with a cough,
g'eat debility, with other symtons indicating great
arrangement of the functions of tic liver. Mr..
RrcHAuns had lhe advice of several Ihyscisns, but
received no relief, until using DR.. Hammers Med
icine, which terminated i'll cll,clng d perfect cure
Principal Office l9 North Eighth Suect, Phila-
delpha. Also for sale al tho drug ore If
HENRY lUATHEiMER,
MAY |, ISdl. Agenk.
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CLEANSE AND SqLENGqHEN.

nc only sure end best course 10 pursue in Gu
nj 'iseases, Of whatever nature they may lc, is :
f'st' To cleanse and puffy the Stomach aid Bow
ris y gentle apoients; secondly, 10 give strength
o' tone TO hose tender organs by the Use Of prrpc,
lciiCs. This mode is always pursu,d lv ,puIar
| scians. which they well know To I've the onI
souse TO resort to, To effect speedy and ermancn,
ctie. DIR. HApLICn's Compsusd Suongthcniup
Icaic end APsnsnt pills, are a sure medicine TO
,l,d this gisnd object. The Gtnnan hle.nn,
ilis are TO cl1anse tie stomach and nesluns az
IA, which the Compound Suenlgening Tcnic IIll,
lie used. 70 give strength and tone To III sc ur-
r.ns which Iequiie t'nder treatm,nt. Neatly lwu-
li.iids Of the diseases which We daily behold,
diseases Of the nervous system, and by conlinu-
ally using drastic mintrGi purgalivcs the suf, rer
Will soon find himself a being too much refined
TO remain long in existence Full and explioil d.
reeiions both ia English aud German, accompany
this notice.
The shove medicine for sale ai the Drug Store OF
AENER YOXlHElMER,
May ], lsil, agent.
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TO THE COMMUNITY.

The success which has attended the nse Of Dr.
b0rGch's German -1pcriem and C0mp0und
drcngthening Tonic Pills, Is truly astonishing. VI
IS TO vain boas, TO say this medicine has proved ny
us happy t cts n the cure of variety oil diseases
~ which the human frame is liable, 10 be Vastly su'
l.ricr 10 the many preparations before 'ne pun C.
Many of thtse preparations are compounded by IN
,iviiuas who or, positively ignorant OF the mys,c-
. c. Of the human system, and mere prctendeis 20
r,Iicai knowledge. DIR. Harlich, however, is cclc.
h-aied among the German faculty as a man of the
ehest scientific attainmcnts, and equally distin-
euishcd throughout Europe as successful medical
PRACTITIONER, spent most Of the years of useful life
,he acquisition Of such knowledge MS might prove
T., nelcal to his fellow creatures In the pills which
he invented, and which bear his name, the public
assured of an erticle that possesses more than
ordinary virtues. From the acknowledged talents
of his inventor, nothing less than good article
could he expected and the experience OF many
Years has afforded demonstration OF the virtues Of
ms medicine. In Germany and other parts of Eu-
e, its putation is established. I'm this country
o watch il has but been recently introduced, ii is
adiy gaining the most substantial reputation. The
runCrous cert fcaes of cures of the most obstinate
e eascs effected by the OF Harlichs Pills, which
proprietor is constantly receiving, is proof OF The
t,tt. Day after day lie receives Testimonials
II their efficacy, and week after week increases the
demand for them. This is not mere assertion; in
nuGeIabe certificates open for the inspection of
the public, and the doubts Of any who skcp,cal.
ran C removed by examining them at The office OF
tlc proprietor.
We take the liberty, then, Of suggesting 10 every
~ndly, that they make use of DIR. lla,lich's Pills.
ct them keep supply constantly on hand, to Ike
os,d when occasion demands, and they will receive
IT,, most unequivoca proofs of utility Medical
N.fner.
Principal office for the United States, No. 10
N"rth Eighth street, PhiladelpLa.
Western Depot, Ne. Al, st. Clair street, Pits,
turgh. HENRY IOATHElMER,
May !, ls4l. .2gCnt.
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HEPA777IS, OK LIVER COMPLAINT.

Liver compla, is described TO be of two forms,
yiz; Acute and Chronic, which are lltrent in their
cat and character, and are produced from ulcers
hc Liver which is diseased on the surface in The
centre In the former, the patient is attacked with
sudden pain, in the region of the Liver 50 severe
tat even the red clothes are insuyportabc; the pa
t,nt cannot bear TO turn lay his left side from
~ pressure eXerted in that position Of the namtd
ans The latter may go on in such manner
,'iai the first SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are those
which maik The occurrence Of suppuTaiion. The
tcutc and Sub-scute varieties, almost always com.
'n'nce with some chilly feelings succeeded by heat
u' tue skin, ieVered tongue, having yellowish ap-
pcarance. Irregular state of the bowels cotivenCss
,ountencance changes TO a pale or ci.ron color, or
yellow like those afflicted with aundicc, difficulty of
breathing, disturbed rest, attended with cough fc-
Nc'sh symtcms, dry and parched skin, difficulty
Of lying on the right side, urine scauiy and high
Culor,i, the patient passes many bad nights aud is
frequently troubled with Diarhns, Tcnasmus and
Piles, nausea and vomiting, and has considerable
ibirst. When the Inflammation affects the perto.
Zeal coat Of the Liver the pain is much intense
aud tic fever higher than hen confined to the Liz,
v. In chronic affections it is uncertain in lis tel
'nina,ion; the pain is intense attended occasional
'y with feversh SYMPTOMS, dry aud parrhed skin,
irregular bowels, sallow countenance. fr.qeunt at
tacks Of juandce the tongue is scarcely free
from yellow fur, the appetite bad, and a corruption
stacks the face aud back, behind the shoulders, &c
DR. HAnLIcH's Compound Strengthening Tom
&c and AporIent German Pills, will, in majority
"t cases produce perfect cure, and if used at the
very onset Of ailc,ion will in every arrest the
''i-case. This is not merely theory but fact, which
can be subslantiat,d hy the testimonies OF various
persons who have witnessed the astonishing effects
ui this invaluable medicine. The diet must bt at
,cudrd TO, anj the warm bath NUT not be neelect-
II when the patient have access 10 it, Full
aud cNriici, reclions are defined in the medical
,amplet which accompanies the medicine, and can
e obtained gratis OF any of the regularly appointed
ageuts who sell this medicine.
Principal Office and General Depot for the Uni
I'D States, is at No. 3 North Eighth SiIeet Thia-
triphia, where all communications for Agencies
Advertising aud Medicines must he addressed (post
i,Iid,) which will meet with immediate attention.
HENRY YOXTHElMER,
May !, lS4l AgtHt
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A Consolidation Of BucrS CuHirator and The Ge-
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WILLIS GAYLORD AND LUIHER TUCKER, EpIToRs. |
Prospectus Of Vol. =. for ISlI.

neSee Farmer.
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SICh HEADACHE.


Is avery Common affection. Its attacks are vrry
severe aud characterized ly spasmodic pans, shut
ing from one lat oi tue head 10 the other, fIc
quehliy commencing ~ the mornlng, attended with
sickness Of the stomach, nausea iaunes, and
sometimes. vomiting, gidtllucss, aud confusion ol
sight, DC DC. This des,ase Is lnoduced from va
nous causcs, pcrhaps the most common, is a de-.
rang'mout Of the stomach and digestive organs.
FEMALES arc most subject TO this affection, par.
iicu'aIly Il oSe who lead IA dcDiJry lite. Dr. Uar-
Hch's CO"JmiHd ShnciktniHg Tonic and Go-
mat 1pe,.CR fHls, aTe Warranted to unest THIS
uuuhe,Ome dlsease hrsl by cleansing the stomach
uhd bowels, punt, ing the blood, aud removing all
III, as'd and tSciemeniuous hunoTs from the live
| ahd iniesiin's. by tie use, iIst, Of few doses
VI me AreneUt beTinsn fHs, afterwards Two OF
'ni'e u'ses Of the Strengthening Tome PiHs, which
are used TO strengthen and mvlgo,ale the nerroGs
'g"'H' give tone To the stomach aud organs of
uiee.'io' inns lmpar,ing to Their subtle fluid its
psuhe 'eol, ms oil'cling disease may be- entirely
removed. This Is the only mode of ,,ea,inp tbis
annoying complaint, and has been attended with
success IN thousands OF cases.
Psmplets giving general directions, NAV he oh.
tainsd grats, al No 10 North Eighth street pbila.
dephia, HENRY YuXI1IEIMER
"''S q Ae''' Agoi.
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Harrisburg, Sept. Q, 1870.
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SHAMOKTN COAL.

SHAMOKTN COAL.
hF very superior quality, can be had at any
y time, by application to the subscribers in lots
10 suit purchasers. They keep large, egg, broken,
and fine coal, fit for burning lime.
Sunbury, Sept 26.-tf.
MACKEREI..--A few barrels Of Muckere for
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Sept. IL, lsiO. H.B, MAssER,
IRISH SALMON.--Oi the best qualify. con.
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oman Aricles. Country Merchants and Dealers
in general respectfully invited to call and eva.
mime loi theinseists, Jan. 3e.-ly