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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-23
HolIoway's Pills
A MEDICAL REVOLUTION.
The World Unanimous,
THE GREAT COUNTER IRGITANT

the GREAT COUNTER lRElTANT !
FINI vCUs Ofjlsease Oftenmakcs It's way to the in
Il t,tnal gans through the pores ofthe skin This
penatrtrg Ointment, melting under the hand as it is
rhbbrd n is so rhcd throut the chanuos and,
reaching The seat Of inHmmn ION, prompt and nva.
tilbly subduuS IL, whether locaodin the Kidneys tue
liver the lhngs or any other important orean II
psnctlateS the surface to the Interior through the
couHi css tubes that communicate with the skin In
sumnrr ram pnssps into the revered earth JiInsinp
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULARs sw BILLINGS.
Every sreclesol Observation-Disclosures quickly reduced
hy the anti inflammatory ncton ofthis Ointment-
Angry Ernpuons, such as Sail Rheum. Eryspelas.
Teter, Rngwotm, Scnld Head, Netle Rash scabies,
(or ltch 81 die out, TO return no more under. its
pcaon Hospital eSperencein all parts ithe world
proves ITS infab'liy in diseases Of the skin. the
mu sccs the joints and the glands.
ULCERS, SORE AND TUMoRs
The effect cthis unnyaliod external remedy upon
scorla aud ruant ulcers and sores saimost
miraculous 1t first discharges the poison which pro.
which its healing properties aierward complete are
WOUNDS, BRuis Is, BURNS, AND sCALDs.
In ofthe fracture of the bones, njuries caused
by Xplosions, Bruises Burns, scalds Rheuma
tism, Saess Of the Joints. and contraction of the 81.
news, ii is employed aud warmly recommended by the
faculty, This marvellous remedy has been troduc ed
by its Inventor in person into all the leading Hospital
ofurOpc, aud no private household should be without
UNDENIABlE TESTIMONY.
The medical staff of the French ard Eng ish armies
the Crimer have officially signed their approval
sabre cuts, stabs, nnd gun shot wounds. 1t is also
used by the Surgeons ofIhe Allied Navies.
Bolh the Ointment 01sd IiHS should be
used IN The folCo,cing cases:
Buuions Piles, Sore Heads,f
Runs Rheumatism, sore Throats,
tuanped lauds, Ringw""r ores OF all kinds
Chilblains, Sa.e Nheum, ralns,
Fistula, Scalds St. Joints.
GOut, Skin Diseases, Tel r,
I,u n,tago, Sweiled Glands Ulcers,
Mercurial Efup.Sore Legs, Venereai Sores
tions, Gore Breasts, Wounds, all kinds
80 sold at the ma of professor Holloway
go Maiden Lane, New York, and 2H Stra nd, London
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medic ne
throughout the United States aud the eiviised world
In pois at 25 cent GET cents ,and 81 each.
There is considerable saving my taking the larger
sizes,
ISr CAUTIONI-None are genuine unless the words
Holloway .Nen York and London, are discernbe as
pater mark every lenf Of the book OF directions
arou nd each pot or box the may be plainly seci
by holding tie leaf TO the light handsome reward
II be gwen 10 any one rendering such Information
as may lead to the detection OF any parry or partles
coounierfei ting the medicines or vending the same
know ing them to be spurious,
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILE r.

THE subscriberis now prepared, with new Machine
Ty, to but stationary eng ines nom $40 100 hOcse
iower, upon The --latest rovud plans, and wi BALD TO
,dcl double and siugc pucabe edgincs from 10 10 40
otse power, igped un"n CT rragcs win Boiler gear
ng n pumps all complete and ready fur action. Also :
-cy Hinder Hueand tubu larbUcfs Goa! breakg
paicnied in 1886 foi tli eshing gram and knr
'orn aud now made on iafgc sc11 Tor erceking os
oreakns coal ilcav! mining phmps y ID are enginei
rgged complete with double acting of3ing pumps Al
kiuds Of mill gcnring, mouse cushing made TO ordc ri
Line salliug with any de-, I'd sizes pueys fniShe
with hangers ironplaninc done saw N,fcet long n.
Kinds OF Iron turni, heavy press and other screw
turned win any desired .,,tch OfIhread,
Inc best Rough iron thresnins Machines that ever
come lore the pubic. ca-t iron 1nd wooden machiH
made to order. Lever IoVcr, chain or tread over
made TO Crdcf Also lakes orders 10 the follow
cnery: Ilarrison's la;est pat 2raih m siUn0 Of
ferch Nv The patCNicC loft> rGIal II W gr NJ in good
fine mca '95 bu>urlsIn one iiour Ni.O h0s AID ,N
tors al in ordr otugrlcs Patent glove fiauutCtur
ed by G. Ilarrs & 10, the most 10 y,rcul Glover
now use withnel casi 1mnun OfnjWer, one urr nrl
willhe putin seat ihr Foundry ror exhibition To-
the above works lbe warranted to b" what .hev
sold for.
Aiso-TakC orders for SrO Is patnut Blacksmith
Striker, and ghts to thrm in tcrouniirs Oinm
bin. MOntOur NOrihnmre Hand i. .cumIna SUI nan am
Clinton one OF which can be seen nf nv shop.
LEWIS II MAUS,
March ~ 1850. BlnUmsbu ColumbiT CO
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On uSundays the Ooyh 4. NJ. r rih from rultsviic
ant UpP VI. Ttain from IN 'ia,elphia ony run.
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LANDRETH'S EXCELSIOR CORN
ts<s2s2~ SHELLEGS, FOR HAND OR POWER
J3cAsSa We Inike iOu sizes of the above Corn
elSn5< Shelters, and warrant Them give sat sfac
"Tntf ton, OF the money returned. Theyare far
.s-Ss,r, superior 10 any now in she market. Will
e$@~ sh hGreeN Corn as well as Dry, libe Ial
dsount 20 erts, Readings Patent Power Corn
Suffers and Clelnsers also and for sale
who lesae aud retail. by
D.LsNDRETH SONe
implement and Seed Warehouske-
Nos. 81 and 90 $. SIXTH 81. below MaiI0h
November, 10, 1856. Phlade phia III
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SUFFER NOT,

yI7HEN A PERMANENT CURE Is GUARANTEED
w in all stages of SECRET DISEASES. Self-Abuse, +,
Nervous Debility, Structures, eots Gravel Mercural
Rheumatism, Serofua Pains in the Ankles and Bones,
Diseases of the Throat, Nose and Eyes Ulcers upon
The Body, Female Irregularities, and all improper dis.
charges matter OF how long stu nding. obstinate
the case, recovery Is certain and IN shorter time thar
permanent could be effected by any other treat
nt even after the skill Of the eminent phys
clans had failed, and the disease resisted all other
means ofcure. The remedies free from odOr,
mercury balsam During twenty years practice,
have restored to health over seventeen thousand pa
tjents who suffering under the for ms of all
the above mentioned diseases, which guarantees in
promising pc rfec, AM most speedy rel dis
cases re the greatest enemies to health and
ms they are the rst cause OF consumption serOfu &c
nd should be terror to all nations on the earth 70:
abe disease is becoming common and treatment so
little understood that permanent cure is scarcely
effected as majority of the cases tall into the
hfnds OF incompetent persons who not only lai 10
the maady, but ruin the constitution with
sye sublimate-a dangerous poison, prepar OF
mercury which, with the remains of disease in the
system, produces many OF the above named affect
which final terminate in consumption aad fTeque ntlY
a rapid one but should it not cause death speedily,
and the victim disease marries, the disease then
conveyed from the parent the dren them
into tho world with scrofla affections OF the
skin, eyes throat &C., and again termi mates in
sumption, and conslgns its victim to an nme grave,
between the ages OF six months and thirtyfye years
selfabuse is another Ormidable enemy TO health il
destroys the nervous system rapidly wasting away the
oflIfe, causing mental arrangement
ing proper Development Of the system, md dsquali.
flying It's victim for marriage society bus and all
rthly happiness Female Irregularities aud nj other
entIhs manner. Medicines, with directions, sent 10
any part of the United States and Canadas by patients
communicating their symptoms by le!ter
| J. SUMMERVILLE MD,
! 53I Post One FLBERT ST., below 18th, Phiiadei. !.
| phia, Pa,
March IA, 1887.
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PENNSYLVANIA TESTIMONY,

Certificate Of II. HUODW4RD. Esq, the GettknOra
UtueI Jor tAe D@NaGao" Ao" HorkS f"Tyco to
DuNtANNON Jdhuhrk II 1888.
u c. Vi Jackson-Dcar su-''l IL ,or i've years
severely ailLucd win chrome Bilious DySrm.cy Gv
Nhcn was attended by several OF tncbest rhy ,cl"ns
ii The but all of no avail also uscu Various
emesics but could hud nothing 10 benrhi me. uutIi
iudured tutry your German Biilris, and af tai
lag four boltIes OF cb, was entrey curcd, aud am
| NGEE iGi'rECTs OF TIE GERMAN UI1pEEs IN
DYSrEPsiA AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
ue,iidcalcs of G. CURTIS Esq, EcpUIicr Of ihc
| Gyening Chronicle, Prshurs Pa who. February -
usmg yO"s German Bitteis with happy effect. She
has been afflicted more or less for several Years wih
disease oil The L'Ver and Dyspepsia and unit she com
uCed using The Bitters nothing mad given her ruCf
Ceuei ller neaith is now rapidly Improving, appcutt
good and nave every rcasOn 10 believe he win be
pc eciy tesuicd. Sne says II is the best nedicint
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
| ]. NJ. HULsuiztr, foyesiown, IA, June 90, 1883
says: "@y wiir nas been afflicted " lih nervous de
been un?oe 10 f1d any physician or medicine that
would benefit her IN The least, until one day called
the ore of D. Harvey OF mis- town TO some tinctue
he then anded me lot ofpapersto read among which
/ round QUE describing your German Bht1s. iDme
diciv procured few bottles from hi nd Ca g,
10 hIj The of the Biters done her NOR.
good all the medicine she has heretofore taken.
wish you 10 sendme n half doztn bottles
| LIVER COMPLAINT.
| j. p, WICK, MarnsbDrg, Pa, May 22, 1884, says
IN much pleasure testify to the virtues of yOui
German Biiters Sometime since,I was severely af.
aicted with disease OF the Liver for which usec
yarons remedies but with no benefeial effect, until
was Induced 10 Try your Bitters which now haH
| to state have entirely cured me"
They entirely vegetable free from all alcoholic
s,nlulans and pleasant in taste aud smell Price rs
cents peT bottle.
Sold by Druggists and storekeepers in every town
and village in the United Sta and Canadas by
j. R. MOYER, Bloomsburg,
:. P Eo BOWMAN co, berwick.
E. n. ROBINS, Light street.
| 8. A. WORKMAN, Espy.
MELICK a GREASY, Light street
Junc 2 Ia5G
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
German Bitters.

WILL EFFECTUALLH CURE
T lyER COMPLAINT. Dy pePsa, Jaundice ChrOni
IL or Nervous Debility u >ca,c OF ,ut Kidneys ana
an disca ses ati ng from sOtC cd Liver uI Stomach
Such Consti Inward Plies, Iulmcss or BioCd
in the Head, hcdy of the Stomach, Nausen, Hear.
hurn DISCUS for Food, Fun or weight - ihe sta
mach sour Eruc ,atiCns, Snhirg or FWlictnE at the
Mi Of the stomach, Swimming ol the Head. Hurried
ana Difficult tcutiing. FilcrIng ~ the Heart Choh
uu o. sloCating seu-a when IN al !ug posture.
,iWncas VISION Dnis oi wehsb etore,he sight even
had Duli Pain the Head Deficiency Of PUrspiratiOn.
yellowness Of the Skin an dEyes, Pain IN the side.
back Chest limbs &c Sudd an Pushes Of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh, Constantly be inings Of ESi anA
or iat DCpress ION of Sriiits
ar the proprietor in call me The attention the pub ii
THIS piepa ration docs sowith ateclne OF he utmosd
nrctwjce IN il Virtues aud adaptal 10 the diseasct
| oy W hich il is recommended.
II is no new aud untried artcle,bu one III tahai
rto0d the test of ten years trial before tile American
Reople aud its reputation and sale unNal ed lyany
einla prcrara ions cXtant. Tue testimony of its VI
al given Ivy the most prominent and wcll-khown Ply
iicans and individual in all piTis OF the country il
Himcdsc and careful pcTusa OF The mannc, publ lsh
al annually by the proprietor, and TO be had gratis %
dny orhs Agents ,canuot but satisfy the Osl skcpiicn
this remedy is really deserving III, great celebrity
/ | Outhgr
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Esyptown Coach AMI Wagon Fc tory. /.
ruNIIE nder signed having succeeded Jacob s. Eva
i in the Wa gon and Coach max ing bus ness, ,athis
stand in Espytown respectfully inform their frienL
and the public, that they continuewilIthe
Wagon Making Business,
In its departments, where they will be happy tore
eeive orders aud promptly executea II
line, with neatness and despatch.
re Wheel barrows made TO order, and III kinds OF
repairing done on shor inOtice.
EVANS & HAGENBUCH.
Espytown ,June7, 1867
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A WIFE TO HER HUSBAND.
LInger rot long. Home is not home without

Linger not long. Home is not home without
thee; ... a..|..
It's dearest tokens do but make me mourn.
Oh! let its memory, like chain about thee,
Gently compel aud hasten thy return.
Linger not long. Tho crowds should WOO
thy staying,
Bethink ,hee, can the mirth Of friends, tho
dear, - Ir.E
Compensate for the grief thy long delaying,
Costs the fond heart that sghs 10 have thee
r.. here7 ..-.
Linger not long. How shall witch thy
coming,
As evening shadows stretch o'er moor and
dell;
When the wild bee hath ceased her busy hum
ming,
And silence hangs on all things like spell!
How shall watch for thee, when fears grow
stronger,
As night grows dark, and darker OH the hill
How shall weep, when can watch no lon ger I!
All, art thou absent art thou absent still!
Yet should grieve not, though the eye that
soeth me
Gazeth through tears that make its spleRdor
dull;
For OH! | sometimes fear when thou art with
me,
Ny cup of earthly happiness is full.
Haste, haste thee home into thy mountain
dwelling,
Haste, as bird unto its peaceful nest.
IL; ste, as skin, when iempests wild. ure
swelling,
FIiis 10 5 hiven Of sacurcst rest!
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From the NJ theirs Magazine.
Maternal Government.

The more | see of some of the families
Of my friends, the more is my heart
panied, as see their little ones growing
up to be nothing but vexations, and
torments, to all with whom they come
in contact.
What is to be done? Mothers are
losing all control over their offspring,
yet they cannot see i'll They think
they govern well! All are not so
blinded, however, and will be grateful
for any aid that experience can give.
Mother! Do you not know that by
yielding to your children's whining
and crying, you are becoming perfect
slaves t. them? You are wearing
yoke that by and by cannot be bro
kenl You are riveting fetters that
nothing but Death can sever! When
you tell your little. boy he cannot
have this, or that, why do you give
it to him, to stop his crying? When
he kicks. and strikes you, until he
has worked himselfIinto a perfect fd-
ry, why not make him feel the weight
of the rod, SO strenuously urged by
Solomon for unruly children?
There has been great deal too
much said about moral suasioa, and
mothers are afraid to use tho rod.
Mother! listenl God has given to ev-
cry parent power to govern the child.
Use ii nolo. You are accountable to
HIM. That little boy of yours is
spelling his temper, souring his dis
position for all future life, by crying
and whining as he does when every
thing does not suit him. Why per-
nit it any longer2 You have been
too tender to him; but that is not the
way TO make a noble man Of him. You
must sacrifice your own feelings for his
good. Begin now; week $ firm training
will subdue him, and make him all
you can wish. Use the rod freely,
till you have reduced him to perfect
obedience, and take my word for it,
you will thank me in the end. Do
not relax your dis ,ipline till you can
tell him to do anything, and he will
do it promptly without first saying,
81 don't want to, or al won't" Let
him feel that your will is his law, aud
that it is at his peril to disobey. You
may think these harsh measures, and
your loving heart shrinks from them;
but you forget that it will not always be
necessary to be thus; when he sees you
are in earnest, then there will be no
trouble He will love aud respect you
great deal more, and when he arrives
to manhood he can govern himself, as
none but those who have beer governed
WE'LL can. Finally, remem Der one thing,
ReUer threaten you ioiit punish him, unIess
you do ~ If you fail here, you will
fail entirely. l suppose all who read
this magazine are Christian mothers, so
| need not remind you to pray much,
and pray with them often. LIB.
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ETYMoLoGY OF BROKER. Some
inquiry has been made regarding the
definition and origin Of the term "Bro-
ker," and we will try TO elucidate the
question. Webster has immortalized
the class by stating with great peril.
nency that, "Broker is derived from
Broke3' derivation no one will have
the hardihood to dispute. 1t refers at
once to the cause and the consequence
of a brokers' business, as he IS q break
er to every commercial ship that touches
him; and, in the vocabulary of trade,
the term "look out for breakers ahead"
is changed to "look out for brokers
ahead Wherever breakers are seen,
rocks are beneath, upon which craft,
no matter how stauRch, must founder,
if she get among them. Now, mer-
chants sometimes get amongst the bro.
kers in pursuit of 'roeks," an alias for
cash, but it argues an insanity and reck-
lessness, which must unavoidably result
in utter wreck and ruin to them. There
are seven kinds Of brokers, as there are
seven cardinal sins.-Nelcark Mercury.
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YOUTHFUL NEGLECT.-Walter Scott,
in a narrative of his personal history,
gives the following caution to youth;
"lf it should ever fall to the lot of
youth to peruse these pages, let such
readers remember that it is with the
deepest regret that l recollect in my
manhood the opportunities for learning
which | neglected in my youth; that
through every part Of my literary career
have felt pinched and hampered by my
own ignorance, aud would this moment
give half the reputation l have had the
good fortune to acquire, if by so doing
l could rest the remaining part upon a
sound foundation of learning and sci
ence."
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

SrovR HEAr.-If you use stove, always
keep vessel Of water on the top, with smal
lump Of roBin In the water it will give moisture
TO the air Of the room, which would Otherwiss
become too dry for wholesome respiration.
SUBSTITUTE ron BUTTERMILK.-Darng the
wiuter months, the thrifty housewife often
suffers some ineonysuienes from scarcity OF
good bn nttermilk, or sour milk, for the purpose
of mixing up dough which is TO be raised W it'll
sale'atus. This difficulty may be at least par
TALLY remedied in the following simple man-
ner: Keep constantly on hand kind of Cruel
made by thicksning boiling water either with
hour or Indian meal, TO the thickness of sweet
cream. Allow il to stand until II becomes
sour, aud it Is nearly as good to mix with sat-
eratus as buttermilh or IL used when sweet, il
affords an excellent substitute for milk TO wet
up bread with. rr
To Cook SALT PoRK For the benefit Of
those who. like ourselves are obliged 10 use
considerable salt pork, the following method is
seeomme ndsd, by which 1 Is mueh inprov.
ed, especially for frying. Cat as nany slices
as may be needed, il for breakfast, the night
previous, and soak I'LL morning in quart o.
two Of milk aud water, about oue-third milk
SKINNED milk. IL not too near souring. Is best
--Tiase till the water is clear and theu fry, Il
is nearly or quite as nice as fresh pork--bolh
the fat and the lean paIts.--tohio Farmer.
CREAM PIE--and very rich, Is made by rich
paste for b0ttomi then layer Of butter, tine
thickness of a cent; then Que Of sugar, then
one Of -four the same thickness, ami Gil up
with cream. ....... ... lad
CRAcKER PIE.--Take eight water or hutter
crackeTs break in pieces aai popr on them a
quart OF boiling water; add a teaspoohfu Of
boiling water for two pies. Sweetsn ami spice
10 the Taste. .-
10 PREYENT THE SMoKING or A LAhP.--Soak
The wick In strong vinegar, and dry II we'll be-
fore using. II will then burn both sweet and
pleasant, giving much satisfaction COR the tTi
fling trouble in preparing IL.
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MlisttIIantous.

CALCULATION TO THINK ABOUT
Here is a calculation made by Judge Ca
prom, of New York:
In New York city there are $4,000
dram shops, and 100000 drinkers; each
drinking two gills of liquor, being GOO, {.
600 gills, or SOC barrels per day-39O, =
600 barrels year. This quantity would
fll reservoir 900 feet long, so feet wide,
and 63 feet deep, and could float four
large ships in full sail. At $50 q
barrel, it amounts TO $4,000 600 Out
Of 6,0O0 cases tried before the Court of
Special Sessions during the last year,
not more than "a were sober when arres.
ted. Paupcrs in the city cost $4,000,
900 year.
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THE RAINY DAY.
nv IoNGFFLLow.

The day is cold, and dark aud dreary;
II rains, and the wind is never weary;
The vine still c!ings TO the mouldering wall,
But at every gust the dead leaves fall,
And the day is dark aud dresry.
My life is cold, and dark and dreary;
II rains, and the wind is never weary;
My thoughts still cling 10 the mouldering Past
But the hopes fall thick in the wintry blast,
And the days are dark aud dreary.
Be still, sad heart! and cease repiuiug; .
Behind the clouds is the sun still shi ming;
Thy fate is the common fate Of all,-
Into each life some rain must fall
Some days must be dark and drcary.
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How president BCCHANANEE ELVES
THE LADIEs.-A Washington CORES
pORdent Of the South says:
"Mr Buchanan still continues to have
hosts of lady visitors, and scarcely
pretty woman comes to Washington, but
she must see the bachelor President
His manners towards his fair visitors
show that he is no 'ladys man. his
graceful commonplace seems to fail him
with them; and l have seen him evi.
IDENTIFY sorely taxed to find a few words
to say to the fair danes who will find
their way to his reception room. He is
said to have been compelled to have re.
course to two stercotyped phrases, which
he invariably addresses by turn to the
ladies, as he runs the gauntlet of them
at reception hours. They are these:
Madam, is this your first visit to Wash.
ingtonY Answer A pause, and then,
Madam, l would advise you to visit the
Smithsonian Institute. After which
the lady is expected to vamose.'
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Gbr 8omr Gjrtle.
From the Ohio Farmer.
MEMORY'S PICTURES,

love at eve, when the western sky
ls tlnged with purple and gold,
To lay the cares Of the present by,
And dream Of the days of old.
Beautiful pictures rich and rare,
Seem linked with the setting sun;
Youthful faces, pure and fair,
Come 10 me one by one.
Fair, bright forms, that loved Of yore,
Are sitting by my side;--
hear their voices, and see than smile,
And forget that they have died.
My childhood's home, with its lowly roof.
The sweet-briar running o'er,
The lilac reaching TO the caves,
And the elms before the door.
dream that within those pleasant rooms
A happy baud have met
That the household chain is whole again,
Aud the broken gems re set.