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The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

CHAxeED OwSERs.-The Masiposa Dem
ocrst has changed propretorship. Mr.. War
rem Baer, its former conductor and owner Z.
has sold out to C. P. Davis and VIM. God.
frey, who will hereafter preside over its
DESTINY
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

sentative of the democracy proper was the
laboring class. For" said be- ''it is among
the laborng masses that all The honesty
and virtue are to be found
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

Quick AND EASY METHOD OF COMPUTING
INrEnEsr.--A correspondent in Hunts Mer-
chants Magazine gives the following as a
quick and easy method of computing in
terest;
Divide either the amount or the days by
60, and multiply, and the result is the in
erest at per cent. Take as example, for
instance, 1880 for 81 days, divide amount by
90, result 1912; multiply by 81, SO So
result easily attained without the use Of
paper. For per cent. divide by 40; for
l2 per cent, divide by 80.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

The DELUsloN IN EURoFE.--The Tablet,
the leading Roman Catholic Journal in Eu-
rope states that belief in Spirituaism ex-
tends to every part of Europe, and is rap
idly extending
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

WHAT Hoops HAVE Done EoR TRADE-
The Neac Bedford Mercury says; There we're
100000 pounds of whalebone in the United
States when the hoop fashion came in to vog,
ue, and this was selling at about 60 cents
per pound. Since January, lst, the imports
of this article reach 100000 pounds, yet
there is now little or no stock in market
What remained in the seaboard cities has
been nearly all bought up at 81 20 per pound.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

A LARGE vein Of camel coal has beer
discovered On the North Fork Of the Cot
tonrood. Shasta countY.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

No HoMEs.-The Chronicle, sTeakng of
homes, says:
"We have heard many poor effort at
speech making saved, and even commend
ed, by the felicitous appeal to homes and
fire sides; but if we reflect for moment
it will appear that such terms applied to
fvesevenths Of the population of this
country are the merest catch phrases and
that all their saving grace and eoquence
are borrowed from memories Of our old
homes, and 60 back again with our hearts
to the family rooftree and winters hearth
stone The vision Of our home here will
bo found to be fabric as baseess as the
literal fact of our firesides The majority
Of those who do business in California
have no more homo in their hearts than we
have winter in our year."
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03
Mariposa COUNTY.

The editor of the Citizen, paper pub
lished in the city of New York is mis-
taken when he states that the Fremont
grant covers all of Marposa County; for
ty four thousand acres would scarcely en-
brace one eighth Of the county, so extend
ed are the bounds of its limits. The grant
takes in the Mariposa, Bridgeport, Bear
Valley, Guadalupe, and Upper and Lower
Aqua Frio districts The grant is sufli
GENTLY large without editors endeavoring
to stretch it over the whole face of the coun-
ty. The mineral lands which are upon
the grant are very valuable and extensive,
but the mineral districts not included
in it are nothing inferior to any portion
OF the placer or quartz mines which are cov-
cred by it.
The three famous mining sections, namely,
Quartzburg, Hornitos, and Indian Gulch,
that will be watered by the Merced and Mar
iposa Canal, have no connection whatever
with the Fremont claim, and are certainly
not inferior in their mineral wealth to any
portion of the State. Mariposa Democrat.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-03

CHURCH Struck BY LIGHrN1NG!-H Hoops
MELTED!-Sabbath before last, violent
thunder storm passed over New Jersey. At
Jamesburg, near Amboy, the Sabbath school
ofthe Presbyterian church was holding its
meeting in the afternoon, when the fluid
struck the building. 1t entered the roof
making only small hole descended the
chandelier to the centre Of the church, where
it exploded Quite number of adults, as well
as children were prostrated by it, and their
clothes burnt Yet no fatal results followed al
though some hour and even days followed be-
fore project restoration took place. But the re-
markable feature of it remains to be told, and
this is given by clergyman who received it
from one present. 1t is stated that the ladies
who wore brass hoops in their dresses; were
uninjured, but the hoops hemSelvs were MEL
tedi The electric fluid was thus diffused and
perhaps lives saved by this novel species of
condutor
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14

Pruning may be attended to this mouth,
and what cannot be done now should be
adjourned over to June. Remove all dead
limbs from the orchard, Young apple trees
should have their superbundant wood thin.
ned out. Limbs that cross each other
should be removed. The head of tree
may be trained to almost any desirable
shape, by early pruning. A low head
formed in the shape of an inverted umbre l.
Ia, is on the whole the best,to give the grow.
ing fruit the most air and sunlight
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER

THE subscriberis now prepared, with new Machine
ry to build STATIONARY engines. from 5to 100 horse
,ower upon the latest improved plans and will build
rider double anu siuge portable engines from 10 TO 40
power, Rugged upon rrages with Boiler gear.
Ing pumps all complete and ready for action. Also I.
cylinder lue and tubular boilers cast coa! brea
s patented in 1896 for threshing gram and
:orn aud now made on large scale for erceking os
breaking coal. Heavy mining pumps and fire engine
rigged complete with double acting forting pumps al
kinds of mill gearinsand house casting made to order
Line shaftiug with any desired sizes puleys nishe
with hangers lronpauing done, say 2i feet long n
kinds of Iron turnrg heavy press aud other screw
turned with any desired pitch of thread.
The best Rough Iron tn rcshng Machines, that ever
come be fore the public cast Iron and oden
made TO order. Lever power. chain or tread power
made to erdcr Also takes orders for the
ehinery: Harrsons latest pat grain mill, $1,000 Of
fered by the Puteniee FORTS equal II will grind good
fine mea 1875 bushels IN one hour. Also bolts and eva
u in order Rugges Patent lower
ed by G. u Harris & Co., the most powerful Blower
how use with theeast amount ofpower, ofwhich
willne putin at the Foundry for exhibition Alof
she above works llbe warranted TO be what they are
sold for
hlso-Take orders for Scott's Patent blacksmith
Striker, andrighs to them in the
ba, Monour, NOrhu mhe rand LycOmIng Sullivan md
Clinton, one of which can be seen at my shop.
LEWIS II MAUS,
March ~, 1856. Bloomsbury, Columbia c.,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14
Golden Rules for Gardeners.

Golden Rules 1or Gardeners.
Never waste animal or vegetable refuse
The very soap-suds from the laundry arc
! rich manure.
Have all Aower-pots washed, dried, and
put away as soon as they are empty.
Never gil pot SO full of soil but that il
may hold water enough to 60 through it
every pot should have half an inch Of va.
cancy above the compost.
Never grow bad variety of any thing,
if you can help it. 1t takes the same room
and wants the same attention as a. good
one.
Never buy cheap seed. 1t is only by
getting good prices that scotsman can
supply articles to be depended on.
Cover all seeds with at least their own
thickness of soil but as some of it gets
washed off you must allow for it.
Gather fruit in dry weather, and with
the sun shining, and place them as care
fully in the basket as il they were glass;
The smallest bruise commences a decay,
Never subject plant to rapid change
of temperature. Sudden checks or sudden
excitement are equally injurious,
Never grow the same crop, nor crops of
the same family twice on the same spot with
out an intervening crop of different nature.
Never transplant shrubs and trees in a
growing state. However carefully it may
be done, the check is dangerous, if not
fatal.
Keep all kinds of plants under glass as
close as possible to the light.
Never tie up lettuccs or endivcs, or earth
up celery, except when perfectly dry. They
are sure to spoil if you do.
Keep your plants clean. Dust and dirt
on leaves make the plant unhealthy, and it
spoils the plant to a certainty.
Never train or support plant unnatur-
ally. Climbers will not do hanging about.
Trailers will not do climbing.
Never sweep gravel walk with an old
broom. 1t not only tears the edging, but
it also scrapes up the walk itself.
Now lawns before the devils off the grass,
unless you have q machine, which cuts it
best when dry.
Rapid growth makes milo faver, slow
growth strong one. Therefore grow
vegetables quick, and fruit moderately.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14
The Esthetics of the Sty.

A pig, when he first enters upon exist
ence, is not without beauty. Childhood
admires his gambols, his CALCULATIONS of
surprise with pricked.up ears, his sleek
white sides, as he hangs npon the breast.
But beauty soon fades in the little porker,
as in higher life. He is neglected, soils
his fair skin, and becomes loafer. Pigs
should not thus be suffered to fall away
from this original attractiyeness. They
are grunters by nature, and should never
be suffered to squeal. They should live
the aldermen of the farmers stock, in easy
circumstances. They are too often far 9TH
erwise in cold, wet weather. Kept in small
filthy pens, with imperfect shelter, and
very poorly supplied with stray, it is pain
full to see them wallowing through the ac.
cumulated snow and mud, and squealing
their discomfort in tones that drown the
wintsw blast. But the esthetics of the sty
are not to be named, in comparison with
the economy Of this carelessnoss and filth.
The pig should be kept as gentleman in
winter; he needs not the puddle or any Of
its appliances for ridding himself ofvermin.
He will not thrive without a snug warm
. bed to sleep in. He should have snug
board floor beneath him, as wen as board
roof above him, wate.-tight. The frozen
earth, even with q straw covering, conducts
away the heat of his body very rapidly
He wants under him the noa- conducting
wood to retain the heat. This greatly
economies food. Many farmers seem tc
think they have done their duty when they
have protected their pigs from the dropping:
of the skies, But it is quite as important
to protect them from the frost beneath.
warm bed upon a floor, we are persuaded
will make difference of twenty per cen
in the fattening of swine. Now is tim,
Of leisure, and these little items of farm
economy should be attended to. If yo
have not snug warm lodging -house 70
pigs, let one be built Immediately. 1t wi
pay large interest on the labor and capita
invested in it, as long as you continue t
use it:
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14
HOWRAD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
Important AnnOunce


ITO all persons afflicted with sexual diseas seuch
l. SEMINAL WEAKNESS IMPOTENCE ,GoNNoR
IlCEA, GLEET SYPHILIS &c, &c.
Rhe HOWARD ASSOCIATION OF thlladelpha' IN
vie of the aw full destruction ol human e ana neah
caused by Sexual Diseases and the deceptOns wnlt
paciced upon the unfortunate victims OF such diseh az
by QRaks have directed III. Consulting Surgeoh us
e'CH ARITABIE ACT worthysof their name 10 eltb
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, TO all persons thus any
Ted Male Female who apply by letter, WIN ne
oTipon of their ageloccupaton habits OF
&c, and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is abeneyoientinslitunoh
established by special endowment lOT the yeei he
stick aud distressed, afflicted with ViIulenl anu hplue
in Diseases and its funds can be fOr other purpose
Il has surplus of fluids. which the Directors ha'e
vote ad ger5e the above notice IL " needless 70
add that the Association commands the highest Medi
cal skill Of the age and viii rnish the most approved
modern treamen Valuable advice also given 10 sieE
nnd nervous females afflicted with abdominal weakness
/ Womb Complaint, Costyeness LeucOIhoca &C..
Address, Iposi paid DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN, con
sulting sugeon, Howard Association. No, South yin
| Street, Phi lade phia, ia,
/ nv order Of the Directors.
~ EZRA u. HEARTWELL. Pres
G Eo. FhIRCHILD. Seer6Eaty
AngustY, 1856 y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14

Lord Kinaard'S experiments show con,
clusively, that manure produced and kept
under cover, is much more effective than
that produced and kept in the open air /;
and they show, just as We should expect
from accurately conducted experiments,
that the advantageis is quite as decided on
lhe second years crop as on the first.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14
ALEX. G. OATTELL eco.

C,UCCEssoRs to James n Bolton deceased ,Commis
= sionand tort he safe ofG ain
-Four Seeds ron Lumber &c, No I3NOrtb Water st.,
Philade phia Goods forwarded with care alp nts
on the schuylkil, Union susquehonna and Jur alta
Canals.
VI Plaster GrindstOnes (orsale auhet Rsil
piices
Mnthlp,ls3s.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14
ia MES BARBER'S
Stoves ! "A Stoves :!

T'HE undersigned informs bis friends
anu me public ngeneral that he mistaken the en-
tire inecrest the " "
Tn Ware ami Store Establishment.
on Main Street door above the Court Ho1ss /.
Bioomsburg where he Is prepared to furnish Tnware
Stoves Stove Pipeand Spontng, and all othe
INNS llhe on snort notice and in good order.
The New Raub aud VIM Penn, Cooking Stove, an
also lGIgc assortment 10 PaIor Stove nstanty
hand and for sale at moderate prices.
w Thank fu for former pc n re spe ctfulIy
icits continuance 1.-THE same.
JOSEPH SHARPLEss.
bloomsbury hpri 81 1856
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.

GA hDE.N AMI pLO w Eh oEEbp'
A LARGE aud select assortment Of the above wsn'
n ranted genuine, rad embracing many hun'fr
choice yaTieiies, for sale wholesale and retail Ceuh
Iy Dealers supplied al a liberal discount,
PASCHAi.I. MORRIS & co"
Agricultural Warehouse aud sesd store.
CoTnsrsevsnth and Market streets.
May ,, 1885. PhiladelphsI
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14

NEW DRUG STORE.
EXCHANGE BLOCK, MAIN STREET.
Bi00msburg.
THE undersigned would especially informhis frlends
and the public generally that he has purchased Dr.
Tgggasts Drug and Chemical Store, aud Just returned
from the city with large and select stock consisting OF
Fresh 0nd Itre Drugs,
Medicines Chemicals ground and whole Spices Paints
Oils Vurnishes DYE Stuts Window Glass Of oil sizes,
together with complete assortment ofPaint Tooth and
Shaving Brushes Tobacco, Segars, Fancy soaps SHAW.
ing Cream.
Pure Wines and Brandes,
For Medicinal use English. French and American Per-
fumery in short, evesy article keptby Druggists gene
rally
TfPrescrptons carefully compou sded
N. B-The DENTAL PROFESSION, will b0 cont nuc1 in
Bloomsbury aud Light Street. ...
GEO. NJ HAGENBUC II.
B lo)nlsburg, February !, 1857,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14
DYER'S HOTEL.
CattaWisSa, Pa.

n HIS old and wellknown Hotel, n the town "a
Of Catlawissa ii still kept by the under I.sssn
signed and in spite OF all license laws, he is nlsa
ned 10 make his house of lhe most comOTa
bic places travellers stop at that eau be found in
te interior fPennsy yanta His table will be furnish
cd daily with the best tho Market can afford
uSMy old friends aud traveeTFgeneIallya aIeinviied
10 call. JACOB DYER
May 81, 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14

ThisIs Natures own Remedy for q n unhenltby Gin
mach, No art Of man can equal it's curative powers
II contains no Achohol .pitters Acids or Nausaous
Drugs Is extremely agreeable to the nd NAV
betnkenby the most feeble patients who cannot cal
watercracke rwithoutacute distress Beware
limitations. Pepsin is not Drug.
"a. on tue Agent, and get Descriptive Circuiu
eraus giving large amount of Scientific Evidence @
ffomliebR's nina 'Chemistry; ;Dr Combe' Physiology
Digestioni DR. Pereira on Food and Dict; Dr. John w
Ilnper' OF New York University Prof. DunpIison 4
Physiology; Prof Sman, ofY ale ColIedpe Or Carmen.
tci'sPhysolory &C., together with reports of Cures
from all pats fthe United Siaes.
soldby L. p. Lutz and }, Il. Moyer, Bloomsbury.
S.B. Bowman Berwick, Oct3 1855 10
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HOlloway's Ointment.
A MEDICAL REVOLUTION.
The World Unanimous!

| THE GREAT COUNTER lRRIIANT
TTNnE virus of disease often makes its way the In
| L ternal organs through the pores ofthe skin Th
penetrating Ointment, melting under the hand as il h
rubbed in is absorbed through the same channels ana
reacing the seat of inflammation, promptly and nva
rably subdues it, whether located in the Kidneys h
liver, the lungs or any other important organ II
penctrates the surface TO the interior, through the
countless tubes that communicate with the skin in
summer ram passes into the ievcred earth, iusing
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDuLAR swELLINGs
Every specieso quickly reduced
by the anti inlammatory action uf this Ointment -
Angry Eruptions such as salt Rheum Erysipeas
(or Itch &c, die out, 10 return no more, under, its
plication Hospital e1pericneein all paris o the world
ULCERS, OR TUMoRs
The effect of this unnvallod external remedy upon
Scoriua, and other vrulant ulcers and sores saimost
miraculous II first discharges the poison which pro.
duces suppura,on and proud flesh aud thus the cures
which its healing properties aiierward complete are
safe as well as permanent.
WOUNDS, BRUISES, BURNS, AND sCALDs.
.1In OF the fracture of the bones injues caused
by steam explosions, Bruises Burns, Scads, Rheuma.
,ism, Stiffness orthe Joints and contraction of the si
news il is employed and warmly recOmmen ded by the
faculty This marvellous remedy has been introduc ed
by its inventor in person into all the leading Hospitals
ofEurope, and no private household should be withou
w. UNDENIABLE TESTIMONY.
The medical staff Of the French ard Eng ish armies
iIoilowavs Ointment the most reliable dressing for
sabre cuts, stabs aud gun shot wounds 1t islalso
used by the Surgeons oi the Allied Navies.
BotA the Ointment o,m Pills should be
used IN Tie tolIoWing cases:
Bunions, Piles, Sore lleads.t
Rurns Rheumatism, Thrunts,
Changed Hands, Ringw" ores of all kinds
Chibsains Ss,I, nneum, rains.
Fistula, Scalds, st. Joints.
GOut, Skin Diseases, Tet
Lunibago, Swclled Glands Ulce
Mcrcurial Erup Sore Legs, Wee
tioEs Gore Breasts, Wounds, allnsd
K,* Sold at the manufactures of professor Holloway
80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 9ii Stra nd London
hy all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States ani the rvsed world
in pots at - cent ,62l cents and 81 each.
There is q considerable savIn inla lnrge
sizes.
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& AviSe's
as,.I8 CHEAP PWATCH&JEWELRY STORE,
No ~ North SpoopJ gtroo,

Qsl.23 CHEAP PWATCH&JEWELRY STORE
No. ~, N orth Second Street,
OPPOSITE TIL MOUNT VERNON HOUSE ,PHlLA
GoldLever rWatcbesfui II Jewetled ls r, Gases, S2s
Silver do do I2 90
do Lepine do o 90
Quarters. O0to Z 90
GOLD Spectncles, 50t o o 90
SILVER do so
5ilVeTTlbleSpoon pc rett, IA DOT o lS 90
DO Desert do do 00to / 90
DO Tea do do 4 7jto SO
GoldPensand GoldCases, 225to 5 90
do Silver do ! 90
ToGetherwith a variety OF fine Gold Jewelry G oil
Cur, ,GuardahdFob Chains All goods warranted o b
as presented. Watches and Jcwelry repaireuint t h
bestmanurr.
d. Aloiderssentby3ym mai ioro theywise ~ ilibe
punctuaiiy attendedtO.
NOYenbeTl2 1o53.-ly
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JOHN Fl. ALLEN & co.
Nos. 2 q. 4 Chesnatt, Street south side be.
Zoq1 Water, J Philadelphia;

(THs OLnEsT WOODWARD HOUSE, IN The CrTY)
MANUFACTURES and Wholesale dealers in Pat,
l eat Machine made BTnoms Patent Groo ved Cedar.
ware uarantod not 10 shrink Wood aud Willow ware,
Cords, Brushes &C., of0lI descriptions. Please call
and examine our stOck,
February y, ieS IL
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14
MILLINERY GOODS IN GENERAL.

MILLINERY GOODS IN GENERAL.
Moss, North Third ST., lbove Arch, Philadelphia.
THE Subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the publ ic in general that they have
taken the large and 0ommodious Store, No. III North
Second Street. nhove Race, and furnished il with an
entire new stock of Goods, TO which they would invite
their particular aiteniicn.
Possessing unsurpassed facilities, and having had n,
long experience int business. he is enabled fur
ism their patrons and Merchants generally with the
latest styles OF Fancy Goods, Embr0ideries, &c. q
unusual low prices and hope by strict attention "a
business, to inertia share OF public patronage,
| DRElFuS5 4 FERNBER Err.
No. 65 North ThiIdStreet, above Arch,
| January 10, 1857
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14
THE FARMER,

ne that by the plough would thrive,
Himself mast either hold or drive.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

DAY YOUR BiLLS.-The subscriber, having
D. disposed of his stock of goods and maze arrange
lents to leave the city August 1 request all those
having unsettled accounts to call and settle previous to
that date, as the will be left in other hands for
collection @, A. BROWNING,
jyIS diff No. 2 Mechanics BUILDING
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23
AUCTIONS.


NEORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ES.
ava TATE-I shall sell at Public Auction on MON
DAY the seventeenth day of August next at ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon on the premises two certain lots Of land
the other the south side of Eott.s in the CITY Of Wor
ceser the mortgaged to Joseph NJ Basset by Hi
ram Basset by deed, dated August LIST, 1856 and re-
ter Book $780, Page $40 and 3d. to zhch deed and the
deeds therein referred and the records thereof refer
ence may be had for particular description of the prem
ses Said sale will be made in pursuance of power in
said mortgage deed contained, and Tor breach of the
conditions therein the having been assigned to me
BY the said Joseph NJ. Bassett o. MARTIN
Worcester, July 10, 1857. dts iyI3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23
Buy Me. and E'II DO You Good!
Now is the time to use the Great Spring and SUNNI

DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT & HERB BITTERS
Composed Of Sarsaparia Yellow Dock, Wild Cherry,
Thoroughwort, Prcky Ash. Bhubarb, Mandrake, Dan.
deiOn and Wntergreen-so combined to act directly
upon the Of disease. and forming of the best
remedies in the world for JauUdce ami Liver Complaint
in all their forms, Dyspepsia Costiveness, Humors of
the Blood and Skim Piles, Indigestion, Headache, Dizzi
ness Heartburn Acid Stomach, Languor, Weakness,
Loss Of Appetite, Debility, Bilious Diseases Mercural
Affections. and all Impurities of the Blood, matter
what the cause may be. Fever and Ague Coughs and
Colds, broken up and cured at once.
They pleasant to take useful at all times and sure
to do good They cleanse the bowels, purify the blood
heal strengthen, regulate, build up and keep in order
the hole system Everybody should use them. Nearly
SIX hundred Thousand bottles used last year. proving
1t the most popular medicine ever known.
Price only % aud 374 cents per bottle. Depot, Nos
IL and II MaI4ha STREET two doors from Union street.
Boston Sold by all dealers in med cine everywhere.
rnhO nurInn