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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-03
List OF Causes,

FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1850.
Peter Miller rs. the Gattawissa, Wiliamsport, 6
Erie Kali Road Company.
Samuel Lemon Us. \. ". Crcamer.
John McCala rS. Henry Hans,
4 Jacob Srhuyl r rs. Wilson Aver.
. Jacob Sander. William Metz.
Townsend W KaIcr Daniel Ncyhatd.
: john McNlulligcn ct. al. Samuel RhOne.
Stephen II. Miller rs. Daniel f. Scybcrt.
Robert e. AutOn eS. Benjamin PlydUn.
lD William Appcman IS, Jonathan Mastcllcr.
IL Peter Eiimeycr rs. Michael Myer
IL jeremiah w. inrnan Us. Abram n, Harvey.
l3 Nathaniel L. Ruttcr Ut. al. Ahram n. Harvey.
II Joseph LillGy rs. James W. Sanky.
Is Lavina Cole rs. Adam butZ, ct. AL
III Daniel Spaydu rs, Christian Laubach.
II Ira Robbins Jacob Dich
Il George Getty rs. Henry Sholubcrgcr,
~ Andrew Crivcling rs Andrew Melck, Sen CT. al.
20 Clinton d. Herring, ct, al Daniel +. SCybrrt.
u Michael Boston rs. lillian A. Case.
- y. X w. l., Shuman rs. Isaiah ShumIn.
% David iust rs George llydlcr.
n Isaac Tyler rs. Jacob Berlin, RI. al.
% Francis Jordan, ct al, Elisha b. PursCll Ct al.
20 Francis Jordan ct. al, elisha B pursrl ct. al
- Thomas Farmun, 1T al. rs. William DcnnisUn.
% Robert J. Lyons rS Montgomery Cox, ct. al.
80 Isaac Iylrr rs. Andrew Crcyiling.
30 stephen POhc rs. Lndley W. WOoley.
81 Jacob X, Stuc rs. Robert J. Lyons.
3. John Ludwig rs. Francis Il. Weaver.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-Gov. Packer
has issued his proclamation appointing
Thursday, the Goth day of November, as
day of Thanksgiving in Pennsylvania.
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NEW GOODS.

IN IIEndersigncd respectfully informs his friends and
L the public large and the rest OF mankind that he
has splendid assortment Of
NEW GOODS,
in the elegant Store House, ia Rohrsburg CuunbD
county Pa where he has large aud cholce assortment oi
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which is determined sell on such terms as will in
duce all at least in his vicinity, who in want Of Mer
chandize 10 extend him their custom
His stock has been selected with much care and with
reference TO the wants Of his community-and without
going 10 enter into amiRueienumoruton Of the various
kinds-he risks nothing in assuring his friends that
crthing usually kept IN Country Stores here be had
a "littlc cheaper than the cheapest"
ILy- Country produce, including Grain, Lumber, &c
taken in exchange for goods.
WILSON AGER
Rohtsburg, March 10 1860.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.

TRAVERSE JURORS.
Benton-Eli Menlenhal.
rCreek-Rcubrn Bower, jeremiah c. Smith
Beavcr-JOhn Shunan.
Catawissa Joseph freish Isaac S. Monroe, stephen
Badly, Samuel Thomas.
Franklin Daniel ROhrhack.
fi'hmgcreck-pecr Colder sam'l Crevcling ,Enandus
Unuugst
GrcenwOoi-AarOn Musgravc.
llelnuCk-John F0ust john Hartman.
Iocust--AllIk Williams, Henry Gable
Mlhlin--Mirhael Fry, Lewis Ecruat.
Nlane--Dauic Rrinbod, Jno Kline.
Montour-JacOb Iuiby, Joseph Mouser.
INSTRUMENTATION ThoI&as, John NJ. smith.
Mt. PlcGsant--Juhn Wardin,
OrangG--Jacnb Good.
Pine@Philip Shoemaker, John Fowler Ezra Lyons
Jacob Christy
RuarIugcrcek--Judah Cherrington
SugaTluaf-J1n Kitchen.
scctt-Jacob GUsscn, Philip 7, Hartman Joseph Lii.
ley.
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS; the Hos. Warren j. WOODWARD, rresi.
w dent ui the Court of oyer aud TcrmncT aud Gen.
eral Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace aud Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court,
in the 2jt Judicial District composed of the counties
Of Columbia, sullivan ndWynming, and the Hon. JACuB
EVANS and PErER kLINE, Associate Judges Of Columbia
county, have issued their prectpt bearing date the 24t
day of Oct. in tho year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and sixty, and TO me directed for holding a
Court of oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery,
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in Bloomsbury, in the county Of
Columbia, the first Monday, brng the Sd day) OF
Dec, next, and to continue one week.
Notice is hereby given, To the Coroner, the Justices Of
the Peace aud COnstabcs of the said county of Columbia
that they be then and there in their proper persons at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. with their records
iu1isions aud other remembrance tu do those things
which to their Offices appcrain to be done Aud those
that bound by recognzance To prosecute against the
prisoners that may be in the Jail of said county
Columbia be then and there To prosecute them as sa
be just Jurors requested To be puncua in their
tendance, agrceubly TO their notices. Dated at Boos
burg, the 9Th day lof Oct in the year OF our Lord on
thousand eight hundred and sixty aud in the eih ycai
Of the Independence of the United States of America
GOD save the Commonwealth
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
October, 81 1901
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tattaWisSa, WilliamSpOrt Il Erie L. II

ls % rteS@ %ifSsf 5c%sSs MG.sS@1 S1% sa%
CARA FdIs aud PhiiaJophid.V Shortest Quickest and
Cheapest Route from HeserH Noio York TO Philadelphia,
Harrisburg Pisbarg Baltimore, Washington city, aud the
South.
The different Trains on this Road pass Rupert fol-
lows:
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Express Freight, 900 \. NJ
Philadelphia Mail lO,32 AN.
Philadelphia & " Y. Express, ll,!O p NJ.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Express Freight, l2,!O P NJ.
EmiFa Mail, $40 P NJ.
Niagara Express, ll,2O p. NJ.
F.7EES BE1yPEEN RUPERTS & PHH,4DELPHkh.
Rupert To Phladar 81 10 Rupert To Milton, 20
do Harrisburg 90 do WilliamspOrt. ! 40
do F. Clinton, % do Emira, b5
do TamapIa, 80 do NiRgra Falls, Z ~
All passengers requested tu procure Tickets heore
entering the clrs. Baggage checked through to Phla'
dulphid and Enira.
II. a. FONDA, upt.
June Q, 1sG0.
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Later from Europe.

ST.. Johns, N. F., Oct. 30
The following political advioes are fur
nishcd by the steamers summary: The
Ncapolitan Princes had ordered a renewal
of the attack on the Garibaldias.
1t asserted that great CONSERVATION pre-
walls among the Turin Cabinet, as the
Russian and Prussian ambassadors had
RENTED the formal protest of their gov
ornmonts against the Sardinian invasion of
Naples.
CHINA ---Advices from China state that
the allies had attacked the Tartar camp
and the Chinese fed in disorder. Tho
grand attack on the Tuka forts was to
take place on August 18th.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
FAIL AND WINTER BONNETs.

NH NN
THE undersigned respectfully informs the ladies' Of
BlGon'burg, and vicinity that she has just reiurne
from the City witli.a spieudid assortment ofnew
IllAAlM&kY lG,UODSa
comprising everything commonly found in iirst.class
Millinery Store. Her style uf BoGnrts cannot be sur
passed in this section Of country nnd her work will ia
VuTaby compare with any done this side Of the Cities
She has hand lot of neat and handsome bonnctS,
hats and caps for little Msscss Ofa styles aud prices
MARY BARkLEY.
BloomsbHrg, Oct l3, 1900
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The Lackawanna & bloomsbury Railroad connects
with the Delaware, LaCkawannu n Western Railroad at
Scranton fur New York and Philadelphia, and intcrme
diaG points East; also for Great Bend blnghamlon,
Syracuse buffalo, Niagara Falls, aud all important points
West
NJ Rupert it connects with the Caltawissa Railroad,
for points both East and West,
Al tNorthumbrrlaudit cuusects with the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad for points West aud south.
NJ, W. JACKSON, SuPt.
August IL, 1860.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

WILL conduct an examination Of Teachers at the fol
i low ing times and places, viz:
Scott at Espy, Oct 2Oth Cattawissa at Cattawissa
Oct I'D Orange, at Orangevic Oct 23d Greenwood,
ajth Hemock AT Buckhorn, Oct 2Gth Mount Pleasant
lIutches Oct. eth Mlu, at Minlinvr Oct 2th
Beaver, Michuos School House, Oct 3Oth Maine at
NIuinvr oct. 3lsti ROaringcroek Middle School House
Nov. lst; Cunyngham, at CenteVllc Nov. Cd Locust,
at Shutdown, Nov Sd; Franklin Claytons Nov. 9Th
Montour az Deorcks School House Nov. Hth CehtIe,
rowlcrsy lie Nov Ith; BrarCrcuk, Evansville Nov
9Th Fishingcreek, saltwater, Nov l2th Benton AZ
Benton, Nov. 18th Sugarloaf \. Coles School House
Nov. l4th; Jackson, ut Durrs School House Nov. is
Pine, at Upper Serene, Nov. 10th AT one o'clock L. NJ
of each day.
Directors are roqnesed TO make all needful arrange
ments and 10 manifest their interest by attendance.
LEWIS AFPLEAlAN, Co. SHpt
Light Street, Oct 10Th lsGO.
~ The Editors Of Columbia county will please copy
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LIFE INSURANCE.

IIFF'@I 0Es1I VI
OFFICE, NO 4Os CHESTNUT STREET,
CArlIAL (paid up $500 900.
Charter PcrpCfuR.
CONTINUE TO make INSTANCES ON LIVES on
~ the most reasonable terms,
The capital being paid up and invested together with
large and constantly increasing reserved fund offers
II perfect security TO the insured
The prcmiullns must be paid yearly half yearly, or
quarterly,
The Company add BONUS periodically 10 the insu.
RANGES Of life. The FIRST BONUS appropriated in De.
couber, lSii, the SECOND BONUS in December, Is4g
the THIRD BONU IN December, lsjI, and the FOURTH
BONUS in December, 1859.
LJ-These additions are made without requiring any
increase in the premiums to b. paid 10 the Company
The following are a few examples from the Register
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ORANGEVILLE
III ALE a ~ % r 8 III a L g
AGA I'D E ys3 *


ORANGEVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY. PA
]. A. SHANK, A, B.--Princpal.
THE Academy will be opened the 4h OF September,
, 1860. The course ofinstructOn embraces solid and
thorough English Education, whst those who desire to
prepare for business for College, have every advan'
tagc for the acquisition of the elements Of Mathcmutcs
aud Of the Latin, Greek and German languages.
EXPENSES.
Tuition per Session Of Eleven weeks. For the First
Grade, SIOO; Second Grade, $500; Third Grade 5000
Oneaf the Tuition Is required to be paid at the opening
of each Session and the other half at the close unless
other arrangements entered into with the Principal.
There will be deduction for ubscncc except in Of
protraCtcd sickness.
BOARDING and H.3SHING,
Boarding b. had at present in private families,
per week at 500, ncludng furnished rooms, lodging
aud fuel and washing al sevoniy'lve cents TO onc dollar
per month.
L. For further information address.
Rev. r. BcrgstrGsser, Mr., T.. Lazarus,
MIR. J. 5. Woods, DIR, q. w. Lott,
Mr.. 5. AchenbaCh, Mr. a. Welch
Mr.. w. bowman, Mr. ]. Patterson.
OrangeVille, September l. lsf0
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TJNNss
NO MERCURY OR NAUsEors DRUGS Used.


Memacr of the Royal College OF surgeons, a London
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges of the
United Staes and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the first Hospitals of London Paris Phla.
dtlpha and UseM here, has effected Of the
tOnishng cures that known; many troubled
with ringing the head and ears when asleep great
nervousness being alarmed sudden sounds aud bash.
fnGss, with frequent blusng attended something's with
arrangement Of mind were cured immediately.
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THE founder Of this Celebrated Institution ofrs IN.
Il most cellln, speedy, and only eileciual remedy In
uc "ulu l' cuo'S ior elects Structures Seminal weak
noss, ruins i u' lolns, Constitutional Debility Inpo.
lchcy, Weakness Of tile Back and Limbs Afiections of
ule hIne!s Ialpliat0n of tho Heart, Dyspepsia Ncr
% %sVis tilDy, Disease OF the Head, Throat Nose or
h, anu an tIuse SERIOUS and melancholy Disorders
arising from inc destructive habits Of Youth which de
so! uu' po"! ana mind These secret ana solitary
rdtces are more fatal TO their victims than the song Of
I S!tehs 10 the mariners U ssus bghting their most
impOssi ibly. '~N'
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Dloomsburg, Oct. l3, 1850.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.


Locust Oct. 30, lsG'
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rsYssaV NOTICI.~.

de len Oil asl i,. ga ihe fishi k.n AZ
a.l.eg = ILL sAcs . ran vii, mafkfl
over slop, asrl undssbil ia " len, and
anderslole ia iLe right ear branded ii'
connected ,eeilsefnn The lrH hii'; sppisis-
Ell 10 Slt slsn YOKE ~ OAEA, one
RID sirr, Iuaa lseS aui kelly, markell
er.p AMI uplser h'i ia the right and ssair
lnM h,,L ID ihe lei ear branded :, ga iie
lon hip DC niler Lrindle aud ph'ie l'ie,l'
Ell, lnaikfd e,op oh the len eat branded a.
on the leo hip; appraised Ia ss-
TAKEN lP ~ Amos IHSfoni, and es-
irayel beiore A. Chapman Rsq. one DARN
RID DlilNpl.E WORK OK, y. years old
markell crop of the LEI, aud split IN tie
right eaI, small hale Ia each horns aI-
praised 10 Sl5.
! TAKEN Up by Charles Alrll.H, and es-
NaIri hviore \. Robinson isi- one ioAN
MAhG hands high . years old, has
scar on a. right side Of hes bick al'
praised idsliFl
TAkfN ~ w David Agnes anl eslray-
e,l hefow \, hal'N~sen, Rs,I, one WORK OK,
black ahl Nlile sl>'lloJ, marked rlosah
split IN liir right, anusaalluw fork pn un-
derbli N the len ear, "'ouI ! years ell'
appraised Ia SaD,
1AhkA W wy ll"haT " west, unh es-
trayei lpi,rc ], ". lilouni, Rs1, ,ne hay
MARE, years old hands hlp" sioall
blaze IN her face, has colt aliaul . nu.ihs
old appraised IL so, Also one BAY FL"
~, nnc year old, same white hairs IN The
face appraised IN $50, Also one liAN
HORSE years nll appraised 10 Sin AZ
~ ono liAi HORSE, years old, small snil
oh the nose; appraised 10 $40
=. A, NENTEliS, Gus q, a, u, Z, rES'
Denton, Sept. % 1850,
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TUr sTATE on TEXAs-


2 mu 'q..fa' 0feT q saif leuHg Gr'etna1.
r-0U arr hereby ccn.utiudcd 70 summon
1 Vs. J. BHeknar, iy nBlieaii"n ia TIE
Dilias Herald foi three saesrssirc wcfse
before ii.t reiun day hereof O. atttad Jus
tees Count. at rly ofiicc n Lancaster Pre-
cilct 80 a. " before iFd o'cloek. +. "
de las sluriss 81 is..l-r, isiDg tie ~,
saw, o. We o. tne esil i'lHip' ~ n-
sf-i.t4 .1-.. 30 2. ceet
.4i.t rhf .a a. I..s
e.. sai lf.ii.s ~ iif ar a're-s
srs.-r ~ Aahs. fH. U-rtrr
l-1i
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themselves, A, IL sanniIy and the ,ehsi''"-
inn lie ,au d.ai they alone Ne'e d's"h'
i,nl.,s uln s.,uraiel d"g''ines at war WIN
The c.n.,iiu, -P'oVrl that the l'',"'''
cratic plalloti VAS constitutional anu l"''
to every sect an VI the country in ad''eA'
ling the Iah,liiy 81 the States, the g'eA'
doctrine Of The times. lie warned the l's'
ME of the dangers threatening s"' '"''''",
lions, aud ,nlvaisl ihe'- 90 's pslA''1
1or The worst. IL ',e worst should s""'s,-
iii ,b.. ne Democratic banner sp'ea' "'
ads over brave men and patriots and II"
over eraseu heart. and elose'l his speech
amid slawers Of applause FROM men """
women. During his speech, honest tear.
fell nan the eyes Of old Democrats anu
,riell.,l down their manly checks There
wa. deep feeling manifested, ''rh as Is sell
.rr .een al political meeting
u.nN. n, Darnell, Hon. Nat buri"rp'
Hon Mat Dale and cspi, Hammer "nd "'N'
or ,.s,n-ul,'ed visitors were invited !"
heal ,by procession to dinner During their
Il, ..,ne, ". ). Adams entertained 'hose VII"
,c,.si,,l siih one Of his most brilliant ef-
n,is. IrNas regretted that the returning
r,oad interrupted his speech.
The la,l,cuc was elegantly prepared, ana
.,,.,,,,..,,.l meats remained
amer ,i.. tnlire crowd had Toasted 10 their
hearts content. II was then too late fo'
I go - -, and The eompany ,lispe,red
M. IA. NJ ,he court House, the Hon
:, -. .,,,....i /, LARGE company
! .S,.,i.. ana gentlemen. who assembled ID
! - ~. .,,I.s,i,,ins eloouenee. This hc-
,i,Ic.l ,orlpal, a.brilliant. eiloI
anil ,n. frsliidn,,' Interrupted willihurs,s
4 ar ,r,,tal.s,.riiai seemed 10 spring righl
from The hearts of those who heard him !
lie showed himself to be- u polished sohnlhf
l a wcll-posicd politician and sound sln'ef
man. Ills arguments were powerful ara
convincing, and showed conclusiycly ihh'
breckenridge and Lane nrc the only h''P'
of the country at the present crisis; d'"'o'l
isI,cd the party cries of disnnlonism "Y
sectionalism urged against them, nnd shoI
cd that every patriot could support iher
without fear ordistrnTi' lie attacked "
Fusionists, and proved That i'lsi"h ''eT
in Texas could not he hlahe av"'i""'' !"
feat Lincoln. lie ch"'ehee" 'h' l''''
the contrary ana s"'"' Inv ,'"''"
declares 'i''''he s"cceSS'"' ''""''', "
receive m'Jo'''yo' '"e W"o'e ""'""'
electors appointed repeat 'heh 'h"'
emergency can arise III WHO" '"e WIZ
Texas can he made available TO defeat Up
cold. Let me illustrate: There will be ras
1903 electoral votes consequently l52 ar
necessary to choice. Surprising now tbo
Lincoln receives l5l votes, why is he Ac
fcatcd. Texas casts her vote for the r.
highest candidate, or ,hc lowest. I'nh
that il the next highest candidate lack
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G. "A s Es Nj b. II H. GOA z 8
Pure Blood w @ r no S hcer,
For GGIo,
At FLAG nAncn, no our o., TEN 1

At FLAG RAiGn, 10 orr o., TEXAS.
TtNllE undersigned offers for sale n small
4 lot ofthrcc-ouartcr blood, scvcn-eiph'h,
tiftecn-sixsccn,h, and full bloodcd CASH
mere Goats, from the ilocks of Mr.. Richard
Peters, of Atlanta, Georgia. The country
is too well posted as to the value Of these
animals to require anything ON that subject
in this advertisement. The undersigned
will only add: These Goats arc more cnsily
kept than sheep, will live in dry or w.t. To-
calitics, are endowed with powcrs"f heat or
cold, are not liable to any Of the diseases of
sheep and cattle, and will thrive whe her
closely her,lcd or permitted to roam at
large. | have also for sale.
Ere Blood Merino Sheep,
Warranted as such, and thoroughly Al l.
mated. The entire .Rock on my Ranch were
selected las, year, in New York and Yer
mont. from focks acknowledged to he the
br.t in .lmerica. Col. II. l.. Randall, ut.
New Yo:k, from whom sis huHdred OF my
Ewes we're purchascl) aud MIR. Jamrs Sl"-
cn,n. alike distinguished at the Nall as Il
sheen breeders lent their assistance apd u /
vice in making the selection. In NIL the re.
cusitcs that constitute n first class flock OF
nuye blood Mcrmo SHEER, this iiocek cannot
be coualcd in Texas or cqualca in the Union.
Hy careful brHe,liAg "a ,,a,.n bii. tisa-.l 't'-
Impaired Bucks, II Is my purpose to furnish
the Texas Sheep Breeders, with thorough
bred Texas raised Alerino Sheep, about
whose pedigrcc there can be no mistake, us
cheap or cheaper than the same can he
bought in America.
Persons desiring To purchase can address
the undersigned at Waco, or George Yer
non, on the ranch. ROBT II. YOUNG.
June 9th 1960-1:amus
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Notice-

FENnE McGINNE4 HoTM. i oacre'l i'r
sale. Aiid ala u lifsuiises end f'rlii-
n. -.n- c herewith; so Eni Oh
l-fHt ID bic DID l,i 'ife b.
.4ufl rr. tit -r -.i.i rairr a4ei puf-
t-feti.t Q ST. 81 ss
-,iirf ralrIrT sfs rl4
aIei. -H az frrrils
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BY. j. ID. RAM IL. & g'O'q,
CELEBRtr %
Southern Family III .licinos,
CoSsIsTIN up
Rankin & Co.'S. Ready Relisf, FiuX
Mixture, Expectorant, VoIglifBge,
Liver, Sentative agd Chill K
Fever p Els

Fever Pills.
vGNIIESE Medicines are cnrcf .liy prepared
y 10 TUT the Southern iispns,, nuj nro
the result Of n long expcrcnrr "a DE" trent
mcnt of the various disc Of thil y'iiphlu
The best medical authors admit i.s rhrr'
is a great difference in tie ,,rrrr..VD u g..
scasc North and South; t."Icipa', ar claim
to lc much better prepared irPu p. yn
of medicines suitable to th" ll-r .i. 70, ''t
climate than Jiyn,, Lou1rG NH.ue 90
other persons residing in the \ lr
Dr.. J. D. Rankin.s Pain E!ilcc,
This must valuable medicine i, H.u' stUr-
dcd from the most powc li nuo,Nnet an
anti-spasmo'lics known to 'lt au'+4I pro
resson, and has been used viii ,h' gp's
satisfactory results by its unlhF fr.
fails to cure all and every kNd a. "a, r,-
ga .d!css Of their location or he la4, r'inl,
produces them. The fol nwins G,a, tn,
variably yield to The Pain ki'cr sie --,
Every form If cholic, crnnp, g'iri ilrra u'
of every kind, and ali ella lctr of wS
medic affections q, convulsiuus, hy-'ryi o. md
all the aft C ions cpnueetcd viii h' h"1
painful, mcnstrua,tcn, u,s.crr,n 'nFp-
Gus affections Of every chagGerr, IcN 90
hea l-a"he, cara he, pnius 10 3Hr'#,,h
back, sides, chest, joiris, Ecr us.A ."'h-
ache, Iheuma' ISM &c., a,. u =, J, Nne>
Bag" If this mcdiciae gs.ls IN R,WgIg
case when the dir,ctirrs a.e 4,t'rei my
agents are authorized so return la yHpArF'
monoy.
Dr., Rankin's Liver Pills
Are the most powcriul rcnsclT "vct .aar@.
to the public for all Liver Ctuqajui,, snd
Bilious affections of nnr ohNsDl FRtt-
ever. Also dyspepsia sick hea.i-pe, dc
rangcmcnt of the s",u.lchc ma hnNtl-
cosiivencss, indigestion, pain ~ ha side
shoulders and back M kinds " hiliioNe
f,vers, chills and frv>rs .innnd'N nnAhtrT.
Gus debility. And il MI dcr,uprt.h'- ~
the stomach, bowels and liver ,.h AS hr..~
ness of blood IN the head, acid "1ihc "om-
aeh, disgust Of food swimming o. at be-"
heartburn, choaking scusa ious + Si s c'
tho face md skin 81 gcIWrd Oppressed
spirits, and in all cls'@ "annE Ct pf
CATION
DR.. Rankin's Celebrated ijhcrfy Gz-
pectorant,
is positively the best medicine rnr j,cn',
cred for Pncmmoni, piuisr lreNci.i'7
coughs, colds. rlpnti. -Sa',,- I'll slh-s,.,
splitting of blood, hoal sr"csa, 1a.tE .e4. s,iH-
sncss in the breast ,5haGln w Ge. 0'',l
inaucuza, iightncss 81 tac 81 ''lg ant
II !, most excellent rlNriy IN p3.'R'o a7
Sumption
Dn. RANKry's o. trNNgsp frN A>tv
DIARRuEA MIxrukE NiH 1tv o, rNrN
the directions are i"!iowe tn en-" tuN
diarAhca, cholera, chnlcr-n, ,ho- 7Wra"f
Complaints, gripping, Paius ~ ~ S'caael
and bowels, sick s'omu"h. ra'ale, anf
clamps. Also for ali 'isc'llG 81 r""I
from the ncsc lungs si"mAcy, veH'', apd i"