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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-03
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE
Dr., SwAYNE's 5
Compound Syrupof UiM cherry IS al
HprotcsseS to Jehe greatest Acdecme
in the knOWn UOrH.

Compound Syrup Of UiH cherry IS al
HproicsseS to be the greatest Acdecint
in the knOVn UOrH.
OF all the cures that have ever been recorded
we may safely say that the annals OF medicine
cannot furnish one to Surpass this, which now
stands as a living proof OF the durability ui Com
sumption even when life had been despalred OF.
DIR. SwANE-Dear Sir:--For the good of the
public, tcllmyseIt in duty bound to testify to the
great cure which your Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry performed on me For my part feel as
if feyery body ought to know il. ! was afflicted
with violent cough, splitting Of blood, night
sweats, hOaTsenesS, and sound Of the voice indlCa-
ting all alarming state OI disease my appetite was
gone, and my strength had so far Jailed the, that
my friends and physicians we're persuaded could
not survive many days. My sister, who was my
anxious care.taker,made inquiry where she would
be likely to procure most certain relief She was
told that if DR.. Sway yne,s Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry failed in the cure, my life was then hope
less. Your medicine was Immediately procured,
and the first bottle gave relief, and by the time
had commenced the sixth bottle, my cough had
left me, and my strength much improved In
short, 1t has made perfect cure oi ne; and ! ar
at present as hearty man az | wish, and have
good reason to believe that the use Of your medi
cine has saved ne rom premature grave I shal
he pleased to give any information respecting N,
case Yours with respect,
ISAAC Moron RrtvTS.
No. IS Chester ST., between hace and Vine, Ihil
To Public SPEAKrRs DR.. SNdyncps Com
pound syrup Of Wild cherry viii be found an inyal
liable article BY lis use tie ,,cc j, rcnde,,,
clear and all dlSagreeabe sensations removed
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CHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

&W. LWARD, No 100 chesnut street.
~ Philadelphia, opposite the Franklin House
importers Of Gold and SilyerPatent Lever Watchcs'
and manufacturers OF Jewelry Agood assortment
always ON hand Gold Patent Levere, - jewels,
S3S; silver do SIS to 500; Gold Lepmes, $50; all.
yer do $l2 to Sl5; Clocks and Time Pieces; Gold
Pencils, 81 %, upwards; Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens, 81 so Gold bracelets and breast pins, IN
great variety. Ear. Rings, Miniature Cases; Guard
chains, S2 to S25, PLATED tea sets, castors, cake
Bashets, candlesticks, britannia Ware, Fine Ivory
Handled Table cutlery, and agoneral assortment
OF Fany Goods apl7Iy
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from secret disease, need no mere become The
victim Of quackery, as by the pr, scrptior. cen
tanned IN this book any one may cure lusct.
without hntlance to business, o. The kncNjedge
OF the most intimate friend. and with enc tenth
Of the usual expense. In addition TO he genera!
routine OF private disease, il fully oxpaus the
cause OF manhood's early decline, with obseya.
uons on rragc-bcsdcs many other d0grue.
menls which II would not BE- prorcp 10 cnun ciols
in the public prints
Ga- Any person sending twenty-five cents Cn,
closed IN letter, will receive one copy of this
book, by mail, or five copies will he sent for ore
dollar. Address, "Dr. W. YOUNG, No 1C2
spruce street, PnladeIpha" Postpaid
Gp- WANTED-Proprielors Of rRrG or nook
stores, and PedI'rs, in every town IL the United
States, to act as agents for the aboyework
Sept. Q, lSlS.-Gmo.
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The LAWYER rosTp.-A LAWYER not
over voung nor handsome, III examining A
young lady 4 witness in court, made many
attempts to confuse her, and thus render
her testimony contradictory and unavala'
bic. She, however, seemed to be calm
and proof against all frivolous questions
put to her. At last, the lawyer, determined
TO pcrpIex her, sold "Niss, upon my word,
YOU arr pretty The Young lady very
promptly replied ." wouId return the com.
plineOt, dear sir, ifIwerc mt on oo'h ~
As may be supposed, the lawyer question.
ed her no further
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BOoks OF UniutrSaILfiiily.

Sears .Ns,e and Popular Pictorial Works the
most spendidIy illustrated Volumes Tor families
ever issued on the American Continent, contain.
ing more than FOUR THOUSAND ENGRyINGs, de-
signed and executed by the most eminent Artists
OF England and America
The extraordinary popularity of the above vol
umes in every section OF the Union, renders an
agency desirable in each one Of our principal
towns and VILLAGES
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An OLp APPLE.---Col Samuel JaQues, of the
"Ten Hills Farm" near Baston, says the Worces.
ter Spy has presented to the American Antigua
ran Society, an apple more than fifty six years
old. 1t was given him on the 18th of September,
1872, as birthday token by young lady, the
period of whose entrance into lite coresponded
with his own.
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Pporlrs OF DAIRY FARSuNG. -Oun Wilson,
ESQ, OF Huntsburg, Geauga county, Ohio, kept
seventeen cows only the past season, and without
any extra keeping, realized from his dairy the
sum OF $006 which gives the sum OF s35 e each
COW. This does not include the calves sold or
hogs (atteoed from the DAIRY, and quantity of
butter aud cheese yet on hand.
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W. 7 SHERMAN,
Lieut.. Sd Artillery, u. S. Army.
No Agents.

In consequence or the difficulty Of finding faith.
rul agents and Of preventing frauds, where arii.
tcIes OF this nature are sent oul for general sale
SIcnor D'Alvcar has determined to sell none OF
nj, works or instruments unless ordered by
letters sent directly to him, when the desired
publication, or instrument will he forwarded nm
der his signature and seal, so that all doubt as to
il, genuinencss may he removed.
lrs- Betrars Of aH Imitation Of this Instr.
mcnt which may hereafter appear, as the secret
nC imparling the Gold detecting power is know n
IN no person whatever, except the original in.
yentOr.
r-z-The Goldomcter, and gold seekers guide.
will both be sent by mail closely enyeloped and
sealed and therefore, not subject TO inspection by
posimaslers for the sum of Three Dollars, sent
most paid to Signor Jose DeAlyear, Box 27I3, n
York city The instrument is very light, and the
Guide Is printed on thin pspcr-so lha, the charge
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McALJSTER'S OINTMENT


TT HAS POWER to cause all external sores, scro.
1 fulous humors, skin diseases, poisonous
wounds, to discharge their putrid matter and then
heals them.
1t is rightly termed 0H-heaing, for there is
scarcely disease, external or internal, that it
will not benefit | have used it for the last four
teen years for all diseases OF the chest involving
the utmost danger and responsibility, and de-
clare before heaven and man that not in one case
has it failed to benefit, when the patient was
within the reach OF mortal means.
have had physicians, learned in the profession,
| have had ministers OF the Gospel Judges Of the
bench, Aldermen, LAWYERS, gentlemen Of the
highest erudition, and mulItudes of the poor use
it in every variety OF way, and there has been but
one voice saying, " McAlster your Ointment is
gOOd.
In Scrofula, Old Sores, Erysipelas, Tet-
ter, Liver Complaint, Sore Eyes, Quinsy,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Bealing or Sore
Breast, Piles, all Chest Diseases, such as
Asthama, Expressions. Pain--aso, Sore
Lips, Chapped Hands, Tumors, Cutancous
Eruptions, Ague in the face, Nervous Dis
eases, and of the Spine, there is no Mcdl.
cine now known as good.
SCALD tIEAD,-We have cured cases that ac-
ualy dehed every thing known, we'll as the
ability OF Is or 20 doctors. One man told US he
had spent $500 on his children without any ben.
eft when, a few boxes Of Ointment cured them,
BALDNEss. .--ltw will restore the hair sooner than
any other thing.
HEADAcHE,-The salye has cured persons Of
the headache OF II years standing, and who had
it regular every week so that vomiting often took
rlarn D,,innsg au6 E.r Nrhp ,rp hplupd ,Cith
like success
BURNS - 1t is the best thing in the world for
Burns (Read the directions around the boN)
RHEUMATrsM.-It removes almost Immediate
lY the inflammation and swelling when the pain
ceases. Read the directions around the brN.
PLEs-Thousands are yearly cured by tins Oiul.
meut.
TErrER-There is nothing better for the cure
Of Tctter
CoRNs-O Occasional use of the Ointment will
always keep the Corus from growing. PeCpl
need not be troubled with them ii they will use it,
COIN FEET, -Consumpiun, Liver Complaint,
pain in the chest side, falling off Of the hair one
or The other, always accompanies cold feet. (Ihs
ointment is the true remedy) It's a true sign Of
disease to have cold feet
gt.Kerp the directions around the box and read
them before using the Saivc There is no mcr.
curry or other mineral in this ointment
JAMES MCALISTER.
sole proprietor Of hr Gb0pc ,nedicine.
CAUTION No ointment will be genuine un.
css the names of James McAlister, or James Nc
| Alistor & Co., are written with pen upon every
able Price % cents per box.
Rcad the JoiIOwing Communication.
/ Received from an old, respected, and we'll known
citizen Of Philadelphia, and then judge lor Your.
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SINGULAR CASE or SUPPOSED DrhTH.-
Capt. Hood, a well known citizen of Bee.
town, Dane county, Wisconsin, had III,
tie child taken sick, winch, after much suC.
ferng, and with all the indications Of the f.
nal struggle with death, received its parents
embrace IN the presence of other friends
The glazed eyes of the sufferer were clos.
cd, and bandage was applied to support
the under jaw, AS Is customary. Aner a
lapse Of some 20 or 30 minutes, woman
in attendance, who was aiding in the abo.
luton and laying out Of the corpse, com.
menced by sprnklng some cold water On
the chld's face. Strange to tell, the child
opened his eyes, and began to recover,
and is now in the enjoyment offulI health.
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T ANGENHEIMs Dvguerreotype Establish.

T ANGENHElM'S DUguerreofgpe Establish
| menf, ErchoHrs, 1bird StO,y,
The Hon. HENHY Clay, visiting the Establish
ment for the purpose Of having Daguerreotype
taken eypresspd fatering opinions on this favor
ite nlace Of the ., beauty and Fashion" of PhIla.
delpbia. and vast numbers Of strangers resort TO
il 10 procure really good Dsguereoipye The
rronrietors y in make every ,Xrrlion to extend
The long established fame Of this well known cs.
tablisbmpm Family groups, groups ofrhildrpp.
and single portraits ot all sI7rs are executed 3
ou,lIv veil. April -, IsiS.-y.
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TEN,
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The time has now, ar
rived that persons suffering
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LOs NOEtTONl NaTUVTNIa' aug TN1N.
This may certify that the undersigned Is fully
convinced that Signor lose De Alyear was the
first diScoyeler of the Gold deposites Of CaIiior-
MIA, and that this discovery was made by The aid
Of a magnetic instrument called the Goldcmeier,
which have seen successfully applied to the dis
covery OF VEINS OF gold ore, in places where no in
dications of that substance appeared upon the
surface Of the earth,
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iNUN JOSE Dr ALVEAR,

V2'ollice for the sale Of the Gold seeker, I,I,ds
ana Hi, Ooldomeer, No. IS Centre street, New York
C''y, where Ysllels may see several cs,k, of Cal.
norma bold, IN the rough state, az extracted by
o'shor DAIvear nom the Sacramento Mines and
a'9o witness the operation Of the Goldo,p.ter
"hen held within the magnetic Influence of the
precious metal aud rhe untrmg manner m which
II indicates The presence oi That and other metal.
lc suhsaoce. Feb pI IsJo On,
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Agricultural.

ESTIMATES or rHE CRoF5 on lHr lNnEp
SrArEs. we have received an estimate from the
Report of the Patent Ohce, relative to the crops
OF the United Slatos for the past year Inc Ia
bles are too long tor insertion, but we nave con
densed them into the following space
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-04
The Fourth Of July.


This s the seventy third anniversary of that m
norable day, which that important, an interest.
ing document, the Declaration of Independence,
was proclaimed by the fathers of the revolution, by
fhs good men and true of the year i176
Although the subject has been liter lily exhausted,
although school boys, poets historians, politicians,
staissmen and presidents, have lett not even a
thought ora suggestion connected with the dav and
its glorious associations untouched, cannot hel,
saying lew words. Not with the expectation OF
p,~'ug uierance to any sentiment, that has not been
tLo,ou, h., trsied, five may use the expresson,by
those who have y..ce before us, but with the view
Of following ancient cus,v--. and congratuldiing
tAoee with whom hold daily !otercourse'
On the position which the United States pre-
scented to the world on the fourth of July 20,
and tina, which IL now occupies What con-
Hast! Thirteen weak and exhausted States,
with an overwhelming debt no commerce,
no navy, without influence, perfect aiom-the
youngest junior among the family oil nations.
Bot bshold the United States OF 1872 A nation
-owerful and indissoluble. A csnfederacy of re-
publcs bound togesher, with eiasp- 81 steel aad
belts Of iron, whose commerce whltcns every sea,
whose military and naval power has a.toni.hed the
world, whose prestige is as great as it wonderful,
whose 0.g Is respected by I;s friends and dreaded
by it's enemies, whose people the freest under
ths sun, whose institutions our own boast, as
9ey are the admiration of the world.
How is it in the year 1919, with the nations of
Europe
Kings, sovereIgns, and poienta,es, either excd or
enbling for their thrones-ihe people oppressedb by
debt and taxation, war desolatng them-famin.
and the plague decimating them-,housands flying,
armies marching, the drums beating. Bat there Is
. good time coming for Europe too. False sys-
TENS Of every kind are being acknowledgements
tion is progressing liberty Is battling agans, dcs-
Voiism-intclligence is making Roadway, and be.
fore another year shall have elapsed, the great and
FINAL struggle will perhaps have cnded-despoilsm
BE- crushed, and liberty have tiumihej. That
thIs may be the issue, IL, we are sure, the wish
and prayer Of every true son Of America. But cs
pecially should we be grateful for the behefIs we
enjty 81 sigIsly, and prize our rights AS We would
tc apple Of our eye.
There will be no regular military procession TO-
day in consequence OF the prevalence OF the cholera;
bui the usual salutes and the usual display of fire.
wCrls viii lake place. Our ciliz,ns must guard
sesin,t mprudcncc in everything, especially in
What they eat and drink Let them not expose
themselves too long TO the sun, drink splrlngly Of
cold water, return thanks, q, guoi citizeas, when
retiring for the night, and all will BE- well.
By referring to our advertising .olamn', our
patterns can select place where to spcnd ia. day
cut Of town, and away from the b,itlc noise and
excitement incident to our national anniversary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-04
Police Intelligence.

Bsfsre Jssic, btGrsh The police court yesterday
ming v,b attended with prisoners, DO tho
,Ition Of atbsr Mathew the day previous had in
dulgcj til, too freely In the juice " the grape
while dcus.ing hcsplendd reception u the Reverend
Apostle OF einprsncc large portion OF the prison.
IN favor a temperance aud protested their In
tentions Of signing the pledge before rather Nsthcs
The magistrate under this promise auosed them ~ GO
ChaTEs y ',rsHa iarceHv Officer Naa Nostrand aud
cx able Barber arrested yesterday by the
iaufr Of Henry Bruop. change 81 stealing several
pieces Il gold coin valued ut 500 the property OF rhc
odorc EaInot Of 40 l0l Division street u the
complainant was induced g. enter a rnoui stused At
No b2s r,af street with woman. where. shortly al
ter the prisoner stole the money from his pochct The
otsr caught the accused at No Uj Green xich trcct
upon his perfon they recovered the stolen money
Justice kcCraih committed him to prison for trial
.s,ta Of an ESCAPED Co'srtci.Ab officer arrived ia
this city yesterday, from Albany having la custody
quite good looking young woman by the name "
Nancy saunders escaped convict from the state
Tfson AZ sing sing She vas captured at Buffalo aud
being conveyed back e. her Old quaGters TO finish
cut her term Of sentence.
Uiscirgct tfgr Custody We noticed the arrest of
TEN Cunroy and George Harrison. alias shesny. on
fuspicion ~ bsrg ccucern,d ~ the robbery Of the
jsv.lry stous IN Wa hington city and Philadelphia
\ esterday both these aissaargea FROM Gus
tcdy evidence aprcar by which The magistrate
va autl crilcd v d.iain tbem,
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Custom House Appointments.

A considerable number Of the newly appointed cue
tom house officers sworn In on Tuesdiy morning
W. have but little however TO add to the particulars
We gave in our last. We understand that James Kip
Of the sth ward, disappointed candidate for marshal
Of this district, has received the appointment Of
vsisb.r-sslary s15co per year.
The Offices Of weigh,r and which Unite 4
TO $500 per snnum. have been the fvorites Of ap
peans fer ofic. generally the inspectors receive
but 81 COS per annum or 50 per day. Thsre are, ws
believe, about 40 weigheTs snd measurers
Mr. pepcytttr, an old ~hs and custom house officer,
under various administrations has We learn been sp.
pointed inspector by MIR. Maxwell
Edward Solely, Of Brooklyn, a very pious man. and
well known TO tbs ,pccusters ia MEiae lands ia 1895.
has also bten appointed inspector. MIR Csmmcyer Of
the "a ward IL also sr pointed inspector.
Capt RJ ndsrs. learn contrary to first inf9--
nation, will be removed from his Office ia che custom
house.
william T.. Robinssn, 1. IL said Is appointed wslsh,r
z Inspector. Also Col James Hewitt
Daniel Mallory will probahly be appointed Nca,ure-
Several leading Wigs, We learn are cIertins them.
selves to keep their democratic friends in oncc
Of the three editors aud proprietors Of the sundy
.fas, holding Offices in the Custom House We uaicr.
stand that MIR Hsfrick Is TO be retained, while Nr
Ropes and John Smith, r, " Arkansas are TO BE- re-
moved.
Judge Tavards II will be seen by the following note
have received from him. has not been appointed
Inspector a. we're nform,d II the Judge does Of
as,irc ,rce In the custom house he should not bs
SEEN, DAY after day fr,qucntins the cee o. his old
/ fricnd, Eaxvcll:-
EuiroHs 90 Iur HrHalp:--
sir: In III. Herald 81 to-day Il u stated that have
BEEN appointed an insrtrtor Ia tue custom Lou..
lhit 10 an srror rl"ass 10 correct u IN your next
numb,r. Yours OGDEN EOWAltDS.