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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

" --RlVen siTlue mat WOuIu nave
reached half way 10 Oregon-siraddled
pyrsmids--pufe1 out The cheeks, and
lei off steam, gass, and wind enough for
forty steamboats,, as many balloons, and
an extensive Windmill The mailer s
we have really nothing TO be proud OF,
bu, ruth, honesty, and Jusnce,snd these
articles are so very scarce that not one
IN thousand can adjust his cravst, jerk
his Goa; collier, and pull down mis- vesi
with noble consciousness Of having
q his possession.
My friends--. says ,hs text Oe
struggle. We struggle with circum'.an-
ces-suuggle TO get married; and ,theu
TOO frequen'ly!] like couple s( wresl.
ers help to gel each other Gown---strug
Gle with The devil through Iife-snd, a,
last. have desperate struggle witt
Death. Foolish beiug,! We take
Time by the coat ,all, pull back viii
the nigh, Of maggot, and imagine W,
can hold h'm in his impeluous career
We s'r'p Pleasure to the skIn--take hel
cloak, hock, bonnet, busIle aud Jll-rot
her of every chnm-lni then say
there is no such thing as pleasure in tn ,
world! We ex'nguished the torch
hat hope holds in her hand, and
follow lightning bugs into mad pud.
die! BY superla'ive folly, you fright.
en- Happiness from your FIRE sides, snt
then say that she has 'lefI your bed ant
board without cause or provocs,on!
Thus man makes hills 10 tire himsel
with in clmblng-produces darknes,
to grumble sbau,-areates cornus tc
swear at---and puts difficulties in hi
path in order that he may struggle will
them!
We perish, and monument, per
chance, more enduring than human Aesl
marks The spot where he rests: bul, 'hs
too, ialls like all things esr,hIy--an'
then we are forgotten! Whether slsy
er or slain, lord or IoaIer, there we lie
and The children OF future generation
will pitch pennies,or shoot marbles upo
our graves, rs unc0nsc iously az churcI
mice make their nests with the leave Q
prayar books and bibles The ear,
will still grow green above us, nnd pu
ls wonred variety Of flower, weeds, an
road stools; The sky will look down a
.crenely as ever, and 'he world vii
wag on as usual, SO goes ,n--vaiu
ooncelled, pompus Msn---a mere to-
,od play,hiug Of T,mt----u'o The VI
tathomed depths Of Eternity!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28
A SHORT PATENT SERMON.
BY DOW, il

BY DOW, JR.
You may fnd my text somewhere ir
these words:
Slayer OF slain, i, matters not.
We sIruggle-perish--are forgot?
The earth grows great above the gone
Aud The calm heaven looks s,ernly on
Ny hearers,I don't see what we have
to br.s cr feel pround Of We are moth.
iug BOT detached masses OF commoa clay,
possessing powers Of Iocomolon, and
Imbued with thought aud fecI,ng,--7va.
unrtes of humsni'y-roIllrg down
'.ie's hill; with increasing velocity, into
be dark vale Of death: Coming gener
rons---approachirg in mighty throngs
with low, incessant thunder snd a per
feet rush, like Aocks of sheep or herds
Of buhaloes--are crowding and tumling
US by scores over the fearful precipice.
Down we 60, boys with all our great
ness and boasted honors! and the psas
ant ploughman, ss he guides his 81 are
N after tins among our ashes, will no
pause 10 consider whether The 'heaI
that vert a king will grow any better
potatoes than the mortal refuse of poor
pennyless fool.
Then my friends, Of what have we I,
feel so almighty proud2 Ora fine, ,nobl
,ppearance?--ss well might a horse o
a jacksss. Of elegant opparel?-so ma,
leopard or q peacock OF riches'-
they are ours but for a day; old Ocear
hath them forever, and yet behave jus
ss he would without them. or reason
,n,ellecr, and underslondnga-they ar
the gifts of God, aud we ought 10 fee
ashamed oG ourselves that we make NJ
be ter use cG them. Or superiority 0
yer all other beasts? Gel ouD2 the lior
licked The unicorn in fair. fghl, AM
then went abou! his business q
though nothing of the kind bad happen
ed. Had one of us accomplished sucI
svc,ory we should have thrust our hand
into oar bfeeches pockets-lhrown bacI
he head--pul forward lhe breast and be
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

iuBs oH 'he HOOV' VI COURSE tnOuRnt IL
strange, and was abou, 10 retire-but then
| thought as il was my room, had q,
leas, righ, to know who was in my bed
-
Exactly nodded the Captain, 'well!'
$50 / took she light, went softly TO the
bed, and with a trembling hand drew aside
the curtain. Heavens! what sigh! A
young girl should say an angel, Of about
ls, was there ssleep--'
'Wellr said the Captain. giving his
chair hitch.
AS gazed upon her. thought tina.
had never Witnessed anything more beautl'
la. From underneath a little aight-csp
rivslllng the snow in whieuess, being a
stray ringle. over neck and shoulders Of
alabss,er--'
'WelI!' said The excI,ed Captain, giving
his chair another hitch
Never did | look upon bust mole per
fecly formed l,ook hold Of the cover
lid
We'll! said the captain, throwing bis
right leg over his left.
'And softly pulled it down.
'Well' said the Captain, beItayiug tht
utmost excitement.
'ro her waist
'Wel!' said thu Captain, dropping ,h'
paper, and renewing the position OF hi'
legs.
'She had on nigh. dress, bu,ioned "
before, but softly l opened the two frs
buttons
Well!' said the Captain, wrought TO the
highest pitch Of excitement
And then ye Gods! what a sigh, to gaze
upon-a Hebe-pshaw! words fall Jus
then-
'HELL!!" said the Captain hi,chin!
his chair right and left, and squirting his
tobacco juice against the stove that it fsirly
fixed again.
Il thought that | was taking mean adj
lantags Of her. so covered her up seizec
my coat and boots and wen, and slept il
mother room
IT'S lie! shouted the excited Captain
jumping up and kicking over the chair
It's lie! I'll bet Won fifty dollars ,ha, you
got into The bed" d"-Harris5urg, Pa. De
cembcr, IN.
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ZIlSoATLILA NsOUS
SOMEBODY IN MY BED
BY II. J, JONES.

Some famous writer, whose name has
slipped my memory, once asserted that he
never opened book or newspaper bu'
what he learned something. As an ofTse, to
this, can safely assert ,hat1 never listen-
ed to the 'bar-room yarns Of any compa-
ny, however uninlelIeclual an appearance /
wore, without gaining new idea, and oc-
casonally one worth circulation.
A week or two ago. during my perigrina-
tions through Northern Pennsylvania,
spreading knowledge among the denizens
thereof, Il sell booksD | Jus, drop, in a.
a comfortable inn, where concluded TO re-
main for day or two. After good sub,
stan,al supper, Ii. York County Prin-
clpe,' Ube IKE which sell in these region.
at The rate Of four for penny and seated
myself srourA the bar-room stove. There
was the brawny butcher, the efeminale
tailor. Yankee fiddler, two horss dealers,
Spectator, blackeg, the village Escul-
apuis,a the Captain who IN consequence
Of beirg able to live on his means, was q
person OF no small importance, and there
fore allowed 10 81. before the fre-stove with
a poker to STIR the fire-a mark of respecl
granted only to persons of standing.
Yarn after yarn had been spun and the
hour for retiring had arrived-lhe landlord
was dosing behind his bar,-,he spirit Of
the conversation was beginning TO hag,when
the doctor whispered to me tina, il woulc
pay attention, he would top Off with a
good one.
i believe, Captain said the Doctor, tha
never 'old you about my adventure with ,
woman a, my boarding house, when wa,
attending the IecInros'
No, lets have H. replied the individual
addressed who was short, nappy, f,l
NAN 81 about fifty, with highly nervous
temperament, and very red face.
"A, the lime attended the lecores,
boarded a, house in which there were ne
f. males, bat the landIady and an old coIoret
cO0k--'
(Aere the doctor made a slight pause; &
fine C,g,,,o nv w,v of ,eoo,,,oy h,m IN y,
or. so,dey,nD
Il often (ej, the want o. female society
TO soften the severe labors Of deem study
o,d d,snsI the rxnu,,o which 7 was sinh
iec,-,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28
sat~.=s-@sszs..zeH

The Legislature OF Tennessee has repeal.
ed the law Of 1887, which prohibited the
retail traffic in liquor. and suppanlsd il by
an act which authorizes any person to re
taa! who will pay specified lax.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

Lehigh County Bank Corruption hVes
tigdtion.


The Committee of'lnvestigation met and
organized in The East Committee room
the Capitol. Present Nessrs. Knox, Gal
Ioway, Gwin, Trego, and Nicholson.
On motion Of Mr.. Trego. the Committee
adjourned 10 The supreme Court room, W here
It was again organized.
Mr.. Speaker Patterson was called upon
and presented package Of money, sealed.
Henry Bueher, sworn Saw the pack
age this morning IN Mr.. Plolle,'s room.
Mr.. McCook then rose and inquired il
The committee were then going TO inves,l.
gate his case, and answered in the afirms
tive. Mr. NC. then asked if ihs inves,iga
lion was to be eG Parte. Mr.. Knox iepll.
ed that the committee were anxious that jus
tico should be done TO all parties. Mr..
MIC. then asked that the committee would
deslsi for short time until his counsel ar
rived, which was granted. MI. WC. also
proposed TO give an affidavit Of the whole
uansac,ion bu. receiving no intimalon from
commii,ee did not presen, il. Mr.. Moor
MICK appearing as counsel for tie accused
The proceedings were rsne wed.
Mr.. Buehler resumed Was sen, for "a
bou 8. A. M. Col. PioIe; wanted 10 see
him in his room; went there and found him
iaboring under grea, exc'emen; he opened
a drawer in his bureau, in which lay large
pile Of notes, and asked me 10 count tina
noney;l proceeded TO count il a. his ;equ Q
and while counting ii, he said he had beer
'nsuIsed by an offer of II for The purpose o
Influencing his action as me mber Of ,l.t
lCommiltee on Banks; counted the money
nd faah, ii goo. he desired E,u 10 seaI
Jap, and did so, and endorsed it, this is ,h
packsge as sealed by me; the seal has no
>een broken; there are two quarter eagles
N goId-:he res, is in bank notes upon va.
# all the notes--bsl;eve il was mostly o
Pianfeld money: This occurred about q
minutes past, 0. A. M Mr.. Pioei stated
hat his friends, MessFs. LsPor'e and Bur
ell, had gone TO The House, and ne wanted
have them see IT, ne was very mach ex-
'''ed' and at 'mef regretted that ho had
'ot avenged himself tor the insult bat ne
'ad acted by the sd''ce OF his friends
Victor b. FloIIe'' s"orr'-ls a member
II the committee ON Banks OF the House o'
Representatives. The committee consist
It seven members Al our hrs'or second
meeting Dr, SamneIs presented ior 'he ae-
ton oi The CONN I"ee mH'ooi'a' anu pa
per' containing charges aga'hs'' 'he Lehigh
lCouhy bsuk lho charges "6te HAeh up
aud acted uPon' ahu "''heS'ea 'o '"e NUN
Der oil I'nr were suoPoeAaeu' by PERMISSION
OF he House ana II was msae Me sPecia
order Tor to-day.
was casually 'hFoduceC 'o0r' VI ~ooS
IN Thursday or iHdey ias'' IN MI bueh'
er's bar room' on SATURDAY as l 'eN "t
oar'room 20 go TO nay room' Mr.. W GOO"
followed me saying mai ne "'snea 10 sPeaF
win me opened 'ne ooor anu 'o'o nun 1t
walk in' Mr' H u sa'a mat 'he'o was ''
I'nVes"ganoH gong on oe'oFe me oo"n''
Zee on hA"NS' o' certain c"S'seS Sga''S' VI
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE Sr. PAUL's CHURCH, MAIN-s1
TERMS
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Published euery Saturday morning, a,
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fVty Cents,1notpaid within the gear
No subscription vW be taken for shorte,
period than sir months; nor any diScon.
hnuance permitted,untH all arrearages
are discharged.
HDPERIISEINENS not erceeding q
square wiN be cOnspicuouSly inserieda a,
One DoHarfo the first three Insertions
and Iwenty,fUe cents for eUery subSe
quen Insertion. sCT~A liberal diScou1
made to those who oduertise By the yea,
LETTERS addressed on business ,niotSi
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28
TEXAS.

The Kentucky Legislature has passed .
law, levying tax Of Two dollars each OF
revolving pistols, duelhng pistols. bowie
knives and Arkansas tooth> picks.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28
EDITOR PROPRIETOR
HooNsB oLUNBa CON pa sATVRDA

ings on the floor. OF course thought ii
strange, and was abou, 10 retiro-bu, then
l thought as il was my room, | had at
leas, righ, 10 know who was in my bed
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

BY DOW, JR.
You may fnd my text somewhere in
these words:
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PATENT MEnTCINEa'


 4 OIiiN- o''hDIAI., Dk inL ELIXIR or AL LOVE Ill F d sovereign and speedy pr lncip'en Consumption, Barrenness, Impotrncy, ln- corrh1a Whites, Obstruction, difficult or painful Menstruatioa, lnconinence of Urine or involuntary discharge thereof; and for general prosiTaion of the system. whether the result of inherent causes or produced by irregnlarty, illness or accident
 Thele is not shadow of dault lhaI this IS true, and were not the subject of too delicate a nature, hundreds would testify 10 lhe unryalled efficacy of this Cordial as specific for barrenness duor slhus geeis. irregularities in e secreIions pains in the kidneys, female suppressions Cor the reyerse) pro. lapsus uIeri and in fact 10 almost every disease 10 which the most delicate portion of the human organ lzaion Is liable It cannot, indeed. cure malforma- fion of the parts, bul for anything short of Una, il is offered iniallihle for barrenness. while in all the other diseases enumerated above, when chronic, Il will be found safe and sovereign re- medy. The Lucina Cordial is gentle tonic, ope- rating generally upon the secretve organs and bra cling the whole system without far stimulating any function as to produce subsequent relaxation. On the contrary, n seems act in perfect harmony with nature, and does not create temporary vigor, but permanent renewal of the natural energies. The first bottle used will fully convince the purchaser Of the truth of all we have asserted.
 For sale in Mobiia hv
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L.NE3 [ sfI !IiiiE1
M5IISZSI7IyS SN;ySIN;!LIIlyN

IS by far the stronses preparations of Sarssparila tant, as has been frequently tested both by it's ei e cts and analysis. aH
 It is fast taking the place of al other prepars- tons because of ns feacy (numerous cirti6cates bs ing publhed from tune to time) and because ~ iss superior strength Gone bottle being equal six pnts ofSyrup of Sarsaparilla two bot les of any otLer extract;) il is consequently fhe bsa s~d eAsapest, requiring less to be taken and costing less, besng sold at ONE DOLLAR FOR A sINoLE BOTTLE.
 It Is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic affections; Ulcerous Sores of the Nose, Throat CT body; Diseases of the Bones Diseases of the Liver, Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections ofthe SkiR, or breaking out of dry and watery pimpies ofihe Face, Neck and Body; Scrofua; ETysipelas; Con- stitutiona diseases arising from the of Mercury and other minerals; Syphhic and Venereai Afec- tions. as well as the greatest purifier of the blood and Fluids of the body, that has ever been dscov- cred. In short, as general medicine, it has DO equal in the whole list of medicines ever prepared or discovered. @v
 Dr. Leidy, the proprietor. offers to refund the money when satisfactory proof is given of it's inefi- cacy, or of his assertions Proving untrue. s
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SCHOOL. ROCKS,

To Parents, Guardians and Teachers of
 AlRba ana and MIssIssIppt.
 EEtliE nndersgn would respectfully call yoHr at-
 A fenlioE to the following list of School Books. universally adopted and highly recommended by all who are interested in the cause of education:
 Aiabama Series Qf Rsadas-No l. The Primary Primer, new edit n; No 2, The Childs Reader, new edition; No B. Exercises in Reading new edi- tion; No 1. Porler's Rhetorical Reader, new edi- tion; Webster's Elementary Speller Metroal Sto- ries in Chemistry and Philosophy; Oney's Geogr- phy and Atlas; Olney's Introduction 10 Geography; The Book of Commerce; Watts Improvement oi the Mind; Bullion's English Grammer, Balloons Greek Grammer; Olmstead's Natsral Philosophy; Comstock's Natural Philosophy; Comsloek's Chem istry; Constock's Physiology; Preslon's Book Keeping; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars Reference Book; WeD ster's School Dictionary; Abercrombe's Moral Feelings; Goo, chs Eccesasiical History; Lin con's Botany Burrett's Geography of the Heav- ems; Alexander's Evidences oi Christanity Stones Rhetorical Speaker; He ge's Logic; Waid's His- tory of U. $. vo; Willird's History of U. S.. abridged; Willard's Universal History; Parley's Natural Theology; Bible; Newman's Rhetoric Newman's Political Economy; Butler's Analogy {; kame's Elements of Criticism; havies' first Les sons in Arithmetic; Davies Arithmetic; Davies' Key to Arithmetic; Davies Algebra; Daves' Rev to Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes Bonrdon's Algebra Daves' Legendre's Geometry ; Davies Surveying; na"ies' Analytical Geometry 1; | Davies Shades and Shadows; Anthon's Latin Les sons; Anhon's Latin Prose Composition; Anthon's Latin Prosody; Anthon's Cicero Anthon's Caesar Anthon's Sallust; Anthon's Horace; Anthon's Greek Lessons; Anthon's Greek Prose Composition; An thon's Greek Prosody; Anihon's Jacobs Greek Reading; Anthon's Greek Grammar Anihon's Die. tionary of Antiquities; Anthon's Classical Diction. ary; Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar; An drews' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews First Lessons in Latin; Andrews Latin Reader; An. drews Viri Roma; Andrews SalIast; Andrews La. tin Exercises Andrews Key to Latin Exercises DonnegaD's Greek Lexcan; Greek Testament Ainswor,h's Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil; Homeri Ilias; French Gaide; Bolmar's Levizsc'i French Grammar; Vie de George Washington; Re. cueil Dramaiique; Recreations, Ins. al Emusantes Adventures of Telemaque; Boyer's French Dict,on. ary; The Young ChoIr; The School Singer; Bur. rows Pianofsrte Primer; Meineke's Instructor Hunten's Instructor.
 l have also constantly on hand large and well selected stock of Blank Books and Stationary; Law Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books and will fill all orders with promptness at very low pr ces. At 2S Dauphin street,.
 nov14 237Cme JOEL, WHITE
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: c.ltr oeEKf An extensive and elegant s snrlmeRi Perlumely and fU,leI articles, among Ahich are:
 DOORS FOR THE HANDKERcHIEF Bailey & Blue e's--Esprh Victoria do Prince Al ber; Fsprt Unis; Essence BOuqae', @eussue, etc. etc,
 Lubn's and Guerain' 's--Exttacts Rose, IIeiotrope, MilIeaeur. Patchouv. Neil d'Aneleterre, Reseda, Jasmin d'Espagne, Mousseline, Violet, Bouquet de Caroline, Orange Portugal, Rervaine, Rose Geranium, Bouquet de Rene. etc. Pmaud's-Exiracis Scotia Flora. Bouquet Chantil- ly, Bouquet Anglais, Violet de Parme, Bouquet Victoria, Mousseline, Mignonelte, Yanille, Muse, Egantine. GIG
 Ede's-Exiraets Verbena, Spring Flowers, Essence Honey,uckIe. Royal Violet, Indian Palchouly, Hedyosiana, Queens Own. Cape Isssamine, etc. Together with variety of Extracts in boxes. and Toilet Bottles in cases. Cologne-Farna's genuine, Lubia's, Guerlsin's, Prevost's and other varieties. Eau de Tocte--Luhins Lavender Rater-Lubin's, De l'Sale's, etc. Orange Flower Waier-French, in pts and qts. Tooth Paste-Lubin's, PeleIier's Odenline, Dyer's and Sherman's etc Tooth Powder-I.ubin's Coral and American. Pomaium--Guerlain'sPh Philocame Pommade, n glass and China pots; OK Marrow; Creme de Perse, etc. etc.
 Soaps-Lubin's. Guerain's. Prevost's, De pSale's Hanel's and Hnl's Fancy and Toilet Soaps. Bfushes-A large assortment, comprising every va rlety and qua ity of Tooth, Hair, Nail, Shaving, Comb and Cloth Brushes.
 noyl9 HAVlLAND. CLARK k co,
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ID OWLANDS KALYDOR Thn inyauable AG and refreshing wash for the face and hands particularly during the summer. is too we'll known. and too universally acknowledge to need much rec ommendation.
 IL is incomparabe as preseryer of the skin, rem dering it soft, clear and healthy removing redness, pimpes and discolOrations of all kinds, lreckies. and all unpleasant cutaneous eruptons so frequent in this climate.
 It's capablily for imparIing bloom 10 the cheeks, soness and delcacy to the hands, and soothing irri- tation, renders it indispensable to every Toilette.
 Gentlemen who suffer from tenderness of the Face after shaving, will find m this kalydor aleyia- Ii ig and emoiient application, removing efecualy, all irritation and pain.
 Rowlands Kalyder is unfailing relief to those Ladies who suffer from inAamed and sore nipples, by it's peculiar cooling effects and it's powers of al laying inflammation it recommends tselfto their use
 This preparation is innocent as 1t is eficacious. IL is warranted to contain mineral astringents. which are utterly ruinous the complexion, and by their action endangerng healIh. For sale al
 ielO GATES'S Pharmacy, 136 Dauphin st.
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ap9 Druggists, 39 W ater street Ii ININNEv,s EpEMC,u CnA nM 40 sr,:

uDlNNEf'S FRENCH GRAMMAR This Grammar, written over in all parts. and con tinued so as to form complete system according to the best authort es, with fall coniugations of verbs. regular and irregular and references to all the important rules, is new being published, and is expected soon. ,5i4
 This Grammar in its present form, is believed to be Al once the most practical and complete of any in this language. IL forms handsome duodecimo volume of about 400 pages, will, fair ype and paper, and neat, substantial binding.
 It will probably be rceived in two or three weeks Those who wish to commence with this system im- medateIy, can procure copies of the part already published, wh,ch win be received in exchange for difference of ptioe-twentv-ive cents. ff--i 2.
 0cIze eUMWAkT q TEST, 3s Daslpkiass.
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The Piles--.A Cure fer Life Secured. nk UPBAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for

nR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for D the cure of Piles, lnfamatIon of the Liver aad Spleen. Infamation, Soreness, and Liberation of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Weakness and Inflammation of the Spine.
 THE VEGETABLE LIFE ELECTUARY is the only successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint, the Pies, ever oaered to the public.
 Mark this, it is an internal remedy, not an exier- nal application, and will any of Piles, either Bleeding or Blind internal or exiernali and probably the only thing that will There is no lnis take about it. It is positive cure-speedy aad permanent. It is also convenient medicine to take and improves the general health in a remarkable manner.
 It is very mild in its operation. and may be taken m cases e the most acute inflammation, without dan ger All external applications aIe in the highest degree disagreeabe, inconvenieni and offensive; and from the very nature of the disease, temporary in fheir effects. This medicine attacks the disease al is source and removing the cause, renders the cure certain and permanent.
 The Electuary contains no mineral medicine, no aioes, celocynth, gsmboge. or other powerful aud irritating purgative No fear of taking cold while under ifs influence. No change in diet necessary. If taken according to directions, cure for life is guaranteed.
 Propristor's office. ls6 Bowery. Sold whol sal. and retail by l. c. DUBOISE & CO.,,
 aovs 59 Water.street, Sole Agents.
 PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. WHITE LEAD.-Union, Philadelphia and w Western
 OIIS-Linseed. Sperm. Tanners and Nea,sfoot
 GREENS-Chrome, Parls, verdgris, Brunswick
 REDS-yernilion, yenitian. Lake and Orange
 BLUES-Prussian, Antwerp, yerditer, Indigo
 YELLOWS-Chrome, Oohre. Patent, Kings
 oLASS-French and American Window and Picture, sizes from 6x5 to 36X40 't
 BRuSHES--Anisl's, house painters, silder's aRd white wash
 vAkNlsHEs-Coach, picture, polishing. furni. lure and japan
 Spirits Turpeutine, Gold and Silver Leaf, Bronze, Artisrs Colors, ground, in cases and dry; together with general assortment oi every article us, in house. sign and ornamental painting.
 For sale at FOODS General Paint Store,
 srgsi 47 DaaPhin.strsst