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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-25

"WooDLAsp CpEANn-A Pomado FOR beauti.
lying the hairIhighly Pcrfumed, superior 70 any
!. Ladies, Hair, IL has no quail giving
IL oright, glossy appearance. It cnuses gentle:
mems hair 70 curl in tho most natural manner.
II removes dandruf, always giving tho hair sths
appearance OF being freshly shnmpoood. Pfioo
only nifty cents. None genuine unless signsd.
FEFRIDGE a. Co. Propfietors on The
Balm Of 9 Thousand houcrs, - Now York.
For oil by all Druggists. 81. -.
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~ We return our thanks to Mr.. E.
Cummings for lot Of 6ne peaches. They
are the best We have seen this year. As
they are very scarce in this county. the
present is very acceptable one.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-25

~ J. & W. P. Irwin are just recei-
wing and opening their Fall and Winter
stock of Dry Goods. Groceries. DC. It is
the first arrival of the season. and will no
doubt be disposed Of on accommodating
terms. Call and see them.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-25

LAST CHANcE.-J. H. Murphy's Gal.
lery of Ambrotypes, Photographs, &c.,
will be open for taking pictures until Sat-
urday, the Sd of October, when it will be
permanently closed. Those wishing pic.
lures had better apply at once.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-25
PARKERspuRG pIsrR1cr.

@. B. Poage, p. 3,
Parkersburg-S. Kelly.
Little Kanawha-B. F. Sedwick,
WilliamstoWn-W Kennedy,
Rayenswood- H. Hoffman,
Ripley-W. Briscoe.
Spring Creek-To be supplied.
Point Plessant-R. A. Clsughton and J
H. Burns.
Mason Mission-A. W. Thompson.
West Union-To be supplied.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-25

BANKS BRoKEN.-The Cincinnati Safe.
ty Fund Bank Note Reporter, of Septem-
Der lst., quotes the following Virginia
Banks as broken:
Monongahela Farmers Company,
Virginia Saline Bank,
Western Bank Of Virginia.
O.. no !! You don't say? Not for the
last thirty years, any how. -
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CHARLESTON DIsTRICr.

j. Brilhart. PIE.
Charleston and Salines-Wm. Bickers,
Ksnswha-J. w. Amiss.
Wyoming be supplied,
Logsn-To be supplied.
Charleston-R. E. Graves,
Barboursville-L. G. Woods. w. Nc Co.
Mouth Of SANDY. N. Lilly.
Guyandotte Mission-To be supplied.
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Appointments N. w. Va. Conference.
NJ. e. Church, South.
cLARKspuRu p1srR1I

CLARKsBURu DISTRICT.
SIX. Taught. p. E.
Clarksburg VIM. H. Fonerden,
Monongalia-R. N. Crooks.
Rowlesburg-J. E. Williamson,
Milford and Weston-S..H. Mullen.
Buckhannon-B. G. Hull.
Lewis-J. A. Golf,
Braxton-To be supplied.
Glenyille-S. G. McCutchin.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-25

RIt.is sound constitution Of mind
not to feel every blast. either Of seem n; -
reason TO be taken with IL. an ~ e 500
opinion, to be offended az il. S7
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-25

A Coon HoUsE.-We are requested by
a number of gentlemen of this place who
were at the late Fair at Wheeling, to re-.
commend to our citizens visiting that
place, the house of Mrs. J. J. Hoge. No.
lao, Market street, just above the Mcclure
House. 1t is a private boarding house,
and represented to be in all respects
equal to the best hotels in the place,
while the carges are not near as high.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-25

10 000sEGARs, Of tIle most superior
1OsOONl brands, for sale cheap, by
CHAS. LEWIS
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YERMo Mt Observation-Disclosures. e5 .e75:
Fries, 1904; scattering. 22. Senate is
entirely republican. In the House they
have majority of $50.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-25

lTNpow GLASS and Putty for ssls 4
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oREENBRIER DISTRICT,


C. NJ. Salliuan, p. E..
Lewisburg and Union-Thos. stinchcomb
Monroe-S, Hargiss. H. s. Williams.
Newcastle aud Newport-Jehu Hank.
Covington-S. T. Mallory. j. D. Hank,
Fayette-C. F. Crooks,
Raleigh-Elias Kendall.
Summersyille- Downtain,
Nicholas L. Warner.
GuYASDoTTE DISTRICT.
S. Field, p. E..
Guyandot'e and ostlettsburg-J. F. Med
Grssnupsburg- r, 1. Lancaster and W.
Moth = Af Liberty III. Farmer. Sup. ]. F.
Grayson-walter shearer.
Big Sandy-J. T. johnson.
Louisa-S. A. Rathburn.
Paintsyille-S. Black.
Tug Pork-Hiram Moore,
Wayne. III. Wright, B. spurlock. Sun.
w. b. M Farland Transferred to ST. Louis
Conference ]. a. West to East Teras
Conference; f. ]. Boggs and G. ii.
Boggs 70 Virginia Conference.
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JARED K. JENKINS, of Alabama.
T. S.-The society can communicate
with me on the subject. through the eds
tor OF the Alabama State Sentinel. Selma,
Alabama.
August 81. 1857. J.K.J.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-28
Corn Meal for Cows.

In the fall of 1856 | began to feed three
farrow cows for the purpose supplying
milk man in this vicinity with milk for mar
kct. l had few sugar beets and turnips
with which began, and as l designed the
farrow COWS for the butcher in the spring,
commenced giving them meal from barley,
some ten bushels of old grain, then corn
meal alone, increasing till they ate one peck
each per day. tried it cooked and raw,
wet and dry, mixed with cut fodder,
composed of hay, straw and corn stalks cut
together, varying the amount of each as
convenience may suggest, as think all
animals require variety.
Now for the result. The COWS increased
in milk, giving more on the above feed
than they had on grass during the summer.
Contrary t, my expectation, they did not
improve very fast on the food given, and
I was obliged to dry them up early in
March, to get them fit for the shambles.'-
My COWS thus were coming on In the spring
had two quarts of corn meal per day,
and they also gave liberally. The milk
being sold daily, gave an excellent oppor-
tunity of testing the amount given at the
time. I made up my mind that corn meal
was the best for the milk COW, and still
think so, if good, rich milk isw taned'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-28

Remedy for Ae Bark LouSe.-Thomas
A. Craven, Of Franklin, New Jersey, writes
to the Country Gentleman that certain
remedy for bark louse is to use the common
sal,soda, which may be had at any drug
gists for about three cents per pound -
Dissolve it in water, allowing one pound
of the sal,soda to each gallon of water.-
When well dissolved, apply it with an old
whitewash brush to the limbs and trunk of
the tree. 1t destroys all insects which
harbor under the loose bark, and effectually
kills the bark louise Mr.. Craven used it
in spring aud autumn, when the trees are
not in leaf, and its effects arc astonishing
In giving new vitality to the tree
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Hints on Transplanting.

/. In setting trees, let the holes be
dug from two to three feet wide, and from
ten to sixteen inches deep, and partly fill
the hole with good mellow earth, before
placing the tree in The hole.
2. Prune off the ends Of all bruised
roots, and prunc the bodies up to three or
four limbs, and lhese should be shorte ned
to three or four buds, except the peach
and dwarf trees, the bodies of which should
not be pruned up but should be shortened
in from the top by cutting o # half the last
years growth.
8. Place the tree in the hole, and fill
with good mellow earth or top soil, exclu-
ding all large stones, sods, or manures from
coming in contact with the roots. Take
hold Of the tree and shake it gently up
and down, as to cause the inc earth to
sift in and FIJI up all vacant places between
the roots, at the same time raising the tree
to its proper height iftoo deep, which should
not be deeper than it stood in the nursery.
The point where the roots commence to
branch from the trunk of the tree should be
within one inch from the top Of the ground.
A. In the spring, long manure or litter
should be placed around the tree for the
space of three feet. This serves as mulch,
and preserves the roots from drouth.-
Trees will grow fast if treated in this way,
5. The ground should be cultivated to
some hoed crop for several years, and if tho
ground is wet, it should be thoroughly
drained.
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uOWRAD ASSOCIATION. PHILADELPHIA

IWJlOItuItC announcements
TINo all persons afflicted with sexual diseas seueh
i SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ,IMPOTENCE ,GoNNoR
HQ3A, GLEET SYPHILIS &c, &c,
Rhe HOWARD ASSOCIATION Of Philadelphia, in
view OF the awful destruction OF human life ana healID
caused by Sexual diHeoses and The decopions which0o
pracliCed upon the unfortunate victims oi such dscaai
by Qnaks, have directed their ca insulting Surgeon as
aCHARITABLE ACr worthyFoi their name. TO gmHI
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, TO all persons thus ahlVI
ted Male Female, who apply by letter win nef
cription of Iagcoeeupation habits oiae
&c, and in cases Of extreme poverty ana snneIlhg
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent insllluloh'
established by special endowment lor the yeleio os he
stickand distressed, afflicted with Nfuent and Epiueh
in Diseases and its funds, can be for other purpose
II has surplus huds, which The Directors haNu
voted advertise the above notice II Is needless 70
add thar the Association commands the highest Meu
cal skill of the age and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment Valuable advice also given TO sick
aud nervous females afflicted with abdominal weakness
Womb Complaint, COstivenoss LcuCOrhOea, Sc.
Addtess (pOst paid DR.. GEO. II. CALHOUN, COW
sulting SugeOn, Howard Association, No, South p|h
Street. Philadelph Pa,
BY order OF the Directors. ~ .
EZRA ID. uEARTWELL. Free
q Eo. FAIRCHlLD Seer0ta'y.
August ~ 1855 y.
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JAMES BARBER'S
Stoves ! "a Stoves!

T'HE undersigned informs his friends
u an the nnblic ngenera that he hastakon the
tire inc rest in the
Tn Ware 0nd StOUe Establishment,
on Main Street, orc door above the Court House.
bloomsbury, where he is prepared to furnish Tnwaro
stoves Stove and Spontng, and all otherbusincsa
n his line on short moi ice and in good order.
The New Raub aud VIM Penn, Cook ing Stove, an
also prge assortment 70 Paror Stoves constantly
hand and for sale at moderate prices.
To- Thankfulfot iormer patronage he respectful J
licits continuance onhc same.
JOSEPH SHAMELESS.
bloomsbury Ami 81, 1855
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I,ldeliJle I'tk.--Six cents worth of MUIR
iatic acid-ono tablespoonful Of soft water
--ane drop of vinegar. This ink is war;
ranted indelible! --------
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-28

LANDRETH'S EXCELSIOR CORN
Gffl29e SHELTERS, FOR HAND OR POWER.-'
Tstg Al5 We make four sizes of The above Corn
SSfAf5S Shelters and warrant them 10 Vc satisflc
%Nte ton, or the money returned Theyare far
sy-tA-z-, superior 0 any now in The market. win
s@>----S sh Green Corn well as Dry. libG Ial
dislunI to e'Grs, Readings Patent Power Corn
Shers nd Cleansers also manufactured andfOr sale
wl ,lesale and retail, by
ID, LANDRETH & some.
Implement and Seed Warehouske-
Nos. 81 and2 $. SIXTH ST., below Mnriphi
November 49, isj6. PhiladeNphia III
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ALEX. G. CATTELL & co.

CUCCEssoRs TO James Y Bolton deceased JCommis
- sion nd Forwarding NJ Sehants orthe sale ofG iin
-Four Seeds IrOu, Lumber &C. No. IL 3North WaieI Il
Philadelphia, Goods forwarded with care, 10 alp ns
on the Schuylkill Union shsluehanna and Jur alta
Canals.
" JsaltPlastsr Grinds,ohcs fotsAle auh,e west
ptires .r. ..#. -. ...H sr-r".a
MHehlp.ls53,
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

DG = ~ II % ~ " j lOE.
HERRING fIREPROOF AFE-Anothcr Victory
MouNF BRYDGEs, July 4, 1855.
r. D. BCdl0rm Esq London, c. w., agent far Herriag
& Co.
DEAR SIR:-I am sorry TO inform you that mystore
with the whole the contents, fUrnturG clothing, &C.
was destroyed by fre last night. saved nothing You
wllremembcl bouhgt one Offerings safes irony you
lOstMarCh, and have much pleasure in inornlnsyou
altood the fire we'll il wac perfectly red hot Tor sever
hours; the handles and brass plate both melted OF
il after hauling it out OF the burning embeIs we had
alnpOur water on for nearly half an hour before 1t
could be opened. You may fancy my satisfaction at
finding my books, mortgages deeds notes and cash !
right / had large amount Of valuable papers in II
which had lost, would have completely ruined me =
You will please send me another safe directly, aud
will send yon the old that you may show it to all
who wish to have perfectly fire prooisaie.
remain, dear Sir, ,yourSrespecilully,
J. w EMERsoN.
U The subscribers hayeo on handfOr sale, one of tho
argest assortment Of FIRE BURGLAR PROOF SAFES in
sworld guaranteed to be equal to the above and SUI
,etiottO anyothor now offered to the public.
FARRELS & H"H,. irG.
Si Walnut, Street, Philade lphin.
- hugusui lass "
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Columbus, Ohenango Co., N. Y.


have ONE Shanghai hens you see,
That lay their pretty eggs for me;
keep them we'll I feed them corn,
And gather n their eggs each morn.
We eat them all-have none TO sell,
Myfather likes their eggs so well;
Think II right--I do indeed,
For father fur rnishes their ieed,
When summerco zones l of incline,
TO save some eggs and call tHom minci
And build some ne sts and sit my hens,
Andkalch out chi ekens by the tens.
Whom the little things arc small,
III build a coop around themalli
And nurse them with my tender care,
And in the fall give Pa a share.
l will not kill OF sell my part,
But stir around so brisk and smart
Gather the m food-that i'll do,
And cep them all the winter through
Thus am resolved TO preserve,
Inraising hens from yeartoyeari
Then sell them of at prices steep,
AND lay my money cut in sheep.
The sheep III keep and multiply,
And sell the wool when il is high
And if my plans woik like a charm.
Twill sell my sheep and buy farm.
lam resolved what then TODD,
I'lIbuiId a house "A nd pa mt IL too,
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AVise's

al.sz3 CHEAP PWATCn&JEWELRY STORE,
No. 72, North Second Street,
OpPOs ITE tn MOUNT VERNON HOUSE PU LIN
GoidLever rWatchesf stu II Jewelled E Il Cases s2s
Silver do do IL %
do Icpine do 90
Quarters, s O0to 90
GoldSpectacles, SOTO 10 90
silver do so
Silvefrab espoons persett, Ia OOtoIsO0
do Desert do do 0Oto II 90
do Tea do do 75to so
GoldPensan n dGol oldCases, 25to 5 90
do Silver do 90
Togetherwith n variety of fine Gold Jowelry Col
Cur, GuardandF oh Chains. Al goods warranted oh
as presented. Watches and Jcwelry repaireGinth
bestmanner.
N b. Allorderssentbyby ymai ilorotherwise WILDE
punctually yattGndedto.
NOvemberl2 1553.--lJ
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Bloomsbury Tlnware aud Stove Store,

BIOOM5DHFS TIlWAF6 aNd Stove STORE,
THE undersigned pectfully Informs his Old friends
and customers, that he has purchased his brOthcrs
interest in the above establishment aud the vii
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively. He mas
- just received and offers for sale the larges, and
l1ASj most extensive assortment of FANCY STOVES
AT1FsA ever introduced intothis market.
~ His stock consists of complete assOrtment of
bthest COOkingInd parOT stoves in the market, to-
theger with stove Fixtures of every description, oven
and RoNStoyes Radiators, Cylinder Stoves, Cast Iron
Air-Tigh stovrs, Cannon Stoves, &C., &c.
StoYepit peand Tinwure onstanIlyO yOn hand and man
utaeiured 10 order, All kinds Of repairing done,
usual, on short notice.
The patronage of old friends and new customers re.
speoliuy solicited.
A. NJ, RUPERT
Bloomsbnrg, Jan. g. ls5I,-tf
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TCAF & Jew ELRY EMPORIUM,
CATTAWEssl. WIl.LIsMSP0RT s ERIE
RAIL ROAD.
ia :. 5 .A,.,i....a'.....l

Is ss Es.33. 5s.sss22--..i..s3a
Direct X. r. Connection between Mia
CARA Falls and Philadelphia. Shortcs-
Quickest and Cheapest Route from Yves.
tern New Ycrk to Philadelphia, Harris
burg, PitIsbcrg, Baltimore, Washington
City, and the South.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Elmra daily (exccp
L Sundays,) att A. NJ passing Williamsport at 10 Is
A M connecting with Read ng Rail Road at Port Clin-
ion, and reaching Philadelphia at 30 r. NJ
Returning. leave Philadelphia from corner of Bro
and Vine streets, att 3G, A. NJ reaching Wilamsp:
ats 10 81 agE 1FIiyRf THNs W ra az GhyE r
Port Clinton 70 r ii0rrlSbHrs
eci, via Dauphin and susquehanna Rail Road on
ivalofCatawissa Train, at 4 IS p. NJ. reaching la
r,sburg at Z. NJ.
,.RoturnIngleave IIarrismrgat7l5A A. NJ. ,connocti
n PortClinton with Caitawissat rain bound wes'lorn
"tr the mos direct route ar risburg' Ptsburg Ba
tnore and the South, connecting these points with
northwestern Pennsylvania and Western New York.
Connee ing at Elmira with trainson New York an
Erie Rail Boad also, with the Elmira, CanandagL
ROches.er, Buffalo and Niagarn Falls.
CCnneciing gdrectly with the Great Western Railroa
at s. spcnsion bridge for Detroit, Chicago, st. Lou
Sc thus making the shortest, and thoapest routefr
l. iadGlphia to those points.
A FREIGHT TRAIN.
viii leave Williamsport DAILY, at 30 a. Mro
Freight train to and from Philadelphia without ran
shipment, from Reading Rail Road FrcghtDcpot, corn
OF brO0U anu tncffN sIteIS.
TRAINS PASS DANVILLE AS FOLLOWS
Passenger Train IL NJ.
Freight rrain, II A. NJ
GOING WEST.
Passenge Train, % r. NJ
Freight Train, 3 ~ +. NJ
-FARES-
Betwee n PHI hIadelphia and Rupert, 81 40
=. Danyjle, 4 CT
Catawissa, 30
Tamaqua . 30
Milton 10
Wiamsporl, ) 90
FIT pounds orncrsonal baggage allowed to each pass
senGer-excCss charged double rates
H. a FONDA Superintendent.
Jan &c, 1853
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER.

TIIE subscriberis now prepared with new Machine
ty, to build stationary engines from 5to 100 horse
ower, upon the latest improved plans, and will budto
rdcr double and siuge portable engines from 10 to 40
orse power, Rugged upon carriages, with Boiler gear
Ing & pumps all complete and ready for action. Also
Cylinder lueand tubular boilers cast coai breakg
s patented in 1885, for threshng gram and crackinT
,orn aud made on large scale for ereeking os
breaking coal Heavy mining pumps aud iire enginel
riggod complete with double acting forcing pumps al
kinds of mill gearingnnd house casting made orler
Line slaug with amy desired sizes pullrys nnishc
with hangers Ironpnniug done say 81 feet long: a.
kinds OF Iron turning heavy press and other screw
turned with any desired pitch oiihread.
ThGbest Rough Iron tlreshng Machines, that ever
be fore the public Iron and wooden mes
made to order, Lever mower, chain tread power
made TO erdcr. Also takes orders for the following
ehinery Harrison's latest pat3n grain mill $1,000 Of
ercd by the Paentee orts cqual 1t will grind in good
fine mea 1875 bushels hour. Also bolts aud lcva.
tors all in order asotuggles Patent Blower anufctr.
ed by G. Harris &c Co, the most powerful Blower
now with thcleast amount ofpower one orwhicb
willne putin al the Foundry for exhibition AIlot
the above works W be warranted be what thcy aro
sold for.
Aso-Take orders for scott's Patent Blacksmith
Striker andrighs to them in the ties of Co.
bia Monour Norhnmhc rland ,LyComIng Sullivan n nd
Clinton, of which can be seen AT my shop.
LEWIS IL. MAUS,
March 29, 1856. Bloomsburg, Columbia &C.,
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Greenwood Seminary.
MILLviLLE, COL UMBIA CoUNTY, PA,
For Youth Of both SrrcS.

WM. BURGESS, PRINCIPAL.
THIS Institution which has beeGu successive opera
lion Tor years hus recently been enlarged
give better Accommodations Gr boaders and increased ia
cilities for Tuition, &c.
Each quarter of the School year consists OF eleven
weeks and the next session Will commence on the lth
of August but pupils VIII be t0kcu at any season
In addition 10 the constant attention oi the Principal
the services of experienced teacher have been pro-
cued Instruction wIll be given in all the English
branches usually taught and also in Latin.
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy will be illustrated
by appropriate apparatus ara access given 10 Library
and the of mathematical instruments. Rocks nd
Stationary will be pr lviJcd for all who desire.
IERlTS.
TUTIoS-s3 so 81 and 81 50 per quartcrsraded byt =
course ofstudy,
I5r Board, Tuition, washing, lights, &c, s2l
erIu, one half payable quarterly in advance. ~
Four farther particuars address The rincpal.
Mlvlie, July IL, 1856.
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Thisis Natures ow Il amedy for an unhealthy sto
mach, No art OF man can equal its curative powers
Il contains Alchohol Pitturs Acids, Nausao
Drugs 1t Is extremely agreeable to the taste and may
be takenby the most feeble patients who cannot eat
acute distress Beware OfDrugged
limitations. Pepsin is not Drug
Gail on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circua
aratis giving n large amount of Scientific Evidence
from bebg's nina iChemistry ;Dr Combe Physiology
Digestion DIR Pereira on Food and Diet; Or. John w,
Ttaper, of New York University; Prof. Dunglson 8
Pysology; Prof Sman, ofY ale Coedge Dr. Carpen.
tel sPhysioogy; &C.. together with reportsof Cures
from all pats o fthe United Staes.
| soldby Il. p. Lutz nnd J. .Moyer, Bloomsburg
| o. Bowman Berwick. Oct3, 1865 ly.
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
LARGE and select assortment Of the ABOVE euf
"A ranted genuine, and embracing many hnhois
choice varieties Tor sale, wholesale and retail ls0h
~ Dealers supplied alta liberal discount o
PAsCHALL MORRIS & co.,
f." Aercultutal Warehouse md sead store
Ma,SIe56. wv PhladelPhs.
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HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT.
THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
II EMED7E,S

REMEDIES
ISSUED under the seal sanction and authority of tn
University of Free Medicine and Popular know ledge
Chartered by the state of Pennsy sylyaa April 80 1859
With capital of 500 600, mainly for the purpose
arrcsting the evils OF Spurious Nostrums.
Also for supplying tue Community with reliable rem
edies whenever Competent Physician cannotor vii
not be employed, have purchased from Dir. JOHN r.
ROWLAND, his celebrated
ROMA ND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards of twenty-five years the only
surcand safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE &c.
And his inestmahle Remedy for Bowel Compl Lnts
Rowand's COMPOUND Syrup of Blackberry Root which
highly approved aud popular Remedies, together wia
the Univcrsity's Remedy 20 rCOmplaintsofthe Lungs.
The Uniyersily's Remedy'lOr Dyspepsia or In1iges
tion The IIniycrsIty'5 Remedy for Costive Bowels
. Alsothc Inivcrsity's Almanac may be had, at the
BranChnIsponsury orat the Ouicc ccoltheColumbIaDGm'
Ocrat.
Mays, Is5j.-ly.