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uhrmH6tr uno @oleArbttter.
Strar'tro6s, smtfhen Der 5. unp 6.
Mrtnsn Brsunren une prm assbrtsn DubIifu.r
's @"i''1c, rof ih on ptisen plase sinen ub.
rem nno 9emeIlcrpr Storc rr6hnst 6atr. wpIeIbIt
I'D cine Arpfe Nuswabl Der a~elhmadpcqRen in
oIrlts @ri6Gft rinihlosenrc NrttFel ii,bre. p,rrn
@utf %adrantir unp ~eiri:lbcn 3u aueerprpentliS,
ttlliNcn Yrsiicn U~crtuufc.
gtefarataren ieSsr grt wsrbert 1bnsI uno bill.
ii9it tclorgt.
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II. 1t. Courtney,
Htt0rnfn at fn n

~pratitjtrt an allen @triAtsbSfen Der S.abt RiG.
mcno nnb 6enricU unO @Op6lanb Counties.
9rpwptt Nufmsrtiamtsit wirr Der GoGectiruno
ron @elpern 9swiomst.
SfTes' all psF II: Str, 9eSena6sr @UOpins
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a.

unoertafing q.
Der NnterietSaete III ieet in StanSc. itben Nrftro, 4.
lelnem BeIbaftr ausiuiibrcn uni ,por 70 bilio ala r,Ssgg,%
Sme au9~aDl non 9 a! gen lit fOrtpdbrenS sprrSts}o.
20, em "rmst, SaSr 4 ootenpa8sn nit siuem satsn Ere
He auTmertiamteit pon Sprl- 5nbabern q. NamiIi,r ,.;vA
ttI3tci aAf lelre SrpRs 4ue~abI Ypn Moraesn.
4deesht-nna pom Stpbas, StltIen u. SSrina. SIP atn,s,,
D"' ''V"' 'u0'sl. .Srancte 4auke,
"rcabfr.. Gde Der 3ter Etras,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-15

HHV DC perl9ttotnfn ATeetiontR, tptlde aus einem unprbeni
Iher Wa9en uoer aus Der 3sben entiprinoen.
9Stt nnperoauiidfeit S6uTe in Waoen, Gold, Str>>
BREMEN. &ppetitlCiigtrit, Gen9lHi&fet, 8erftopfuna, blutenSt
une hullt9s pdmorrboieen. Sn allen n~erV6ien uno rbeulna
tildsn }duen FAT es bti %uH,dbli0rn Ralen %ppbltbdtia aew;,f1
uro p%OlNfdnbiae SeilHne berppr6etra6t.
OanClbe 1T cine rein peqstabiiIte RiIbuna, nab 1rcno
nj llCnlhaftihen 9runbi&bcn uno mad MnpcIiuHe ers be
rlbmttn beudnoilhen 9rUkfCrs @OrrbaYe, bfrenet. Q8tasr
lfnee grocer @rtoraln in ben mcIfCn eurppdiben Staafcn.
mar lslne &tntubrun9 IN ben Ser, Staattn mcbr fur Tteieni.
gen bei!,nlntt, pclde aus uniern 8oterlanbe in bieIen Qaubs
ierlrtut itno. 9a oalelbs unter linen arpEen Setfou ae
funoen, 10 bjete i'd es eem amerianiiten 9utliflm an. inben
Id pctB, baB letne IL Der Shat punoerbarcn meeiciuiIHen 81.
ssnl6aften nd Sefanntldaft p~srlhafen wrrSen.
Seloneere miro ee fur So!he sm%pfOblen, oeren @puftitutio
ourh een belt0noi9en @ebrau6 SUn Giqu0ren cber anncre
AueIbpeitun9en in %lnprbnun9 acratben fnb. @m @Io.
meinrr auscnblidiih mtrfiam, fnbct e5 femen aelaben lRca
ium Stec os EebenS, iWtem &c in icoc Serve e%inorinot uni
re berubt9t. ben linfenotn 8ctlt 0ufrihtet une in Der SEo
nelts 9%elunoheit une Starts. IN oae game Spitem 6rin9t.
g8GfuUnR:
Diearpfe Ser5retturg bieic5 aus0eCihnetcn Nrpm,s bo,
YribiCoenc NGhabmunQen berrOraerufCn, wesbalb Sos Qu
blt!um I'M Nntarfe rprlitbti9 lCn Inus. S0rum N 90 n5tbio
Dap Sbr Scerbape'e p9lanOiihrs Bitter, 6eppr Sbr Cd fauft
rtGtt9 prCbirt. @ine SOueile wirr Cub uber,cuaen. 6ct
es better ut, ME aUs R0habmn9en.
HSS 8erfautt 81. 90 per SOui ooer & @ptlels fur S.
bel ben %cinjiBtn @tecntbumcrn
Senjam in 90ge ir. II. 6 o..
6abritantCn ben Nrtifeln flr @ppt6cteT II. Gbcmifel
9iGisbUrs, ga.
Sn * 6mpnb Wir6 ticles 3incrs Ocrfouft in b,n Slim
tbrtrr Der 96. Dove unb Comp, Mcraneer 9usal. Sn
Yttteri0n, 81. S0bnltOu Il. &rc., Cjrubbe uno Hyperion 9,
Blair, Aartns uno 9rane. G6alss RiGipauSs uni e G
Sieot, uno III allen StdeKn Der 8r. Glaateq Il; c,,iss NT
ts IN soer &pNbete gu baben. ga
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SOetsn rrbaltsn 500 9Oren Sranaen, $50
Sorsn Gttronen, irti6e YFaum,u, 1, 2 unp 6
plumb Srrsn 8Uinsu unO 8eisen, font. aud
triidesn S~trnturarr SGIe uho Saroines.
SR ~ ssrfanfsn an S3iepsrsertdutr BET
81. u. MYERS,
232 Sroapfr., spilben Der
Stem uub 4ten Strasf.
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Das siraiutf6e wuaberbars
9S alh.GIuib.

SO aI6.Slutbt
Gin nueseSei&nstes Niittsl. UNI @af6s lu
%reintsen unO I" sutein 3ulfanoe at erbaltsn,
~Ibsrrift nle GbnIi6sn berartisen praperatipnsn
annb piro III so Gts. per @a1pne D~ertauft.
9srtauft sinlis bel G. s. Yteot,
Ode Der @dtn H.. IL. ctr.
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81. q. 81
9armndSter Saub=GdIe

SnrI1ltdCfer 0dnb=Sfd1e.
Son bisiem auSse3eihneteu @rtitel bnqc Id
"iossn etne 3uIenpuna erbalten uno Iabe 5reunps
unb Sstannts, Ictpte baS asebrts publifum BIER
nit frcunplitf elm. oenislben su probirsn unb
'ii6 bon Der @ute o~sielbsn ,u iber,su9en.
IS Sal. 5s6ler,
Union 6ig, na6e S%airielb.
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NueNertnuf ftnse GOnfectiOnarY .StorEs,
Gin an 8cuabIrfraee, maize Der 18ten unb
4eraOe untrrbalO Der 8Obnuns pre 5rn. 8. y.
Streder s%eleasnsr @UnicetiunlrpfOre aebt bigis
n'blt Sdlulsl gu certmfen. Oa Der iebtse giaru.
thinner Die Stobt 5u osrIa6en sebentt.
ufter ole acknowledgements beltsbe man
IN betsslrnoea StOrs pOrSulpre6en.
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80. MSnM.

40. NiaD,
Ne. l6l Srcarftr., 5tuiIden Der 6tcn unb item.
aScnt fir Seirtid's Gbampaaner,
einpftrblt Dem reuti6en publifum Icin fri1h on.
astcrimenes Eager ppH Sigarrsn, @einen. @bam.
pa9ner, Ssbfn6en, setrannts Ianpeln. itsr,ud
ertsn Salmus &C, ndmltb
100000 pcutide eisorren, aue Sranes,
10000 @pnhaS Sapana,
10000 Ssnrp Glap 6apnua,
$4,000 Sratucpe 6apand,
$4,000 9rincipe, CARA,
SO Scren Nbsinprine,
20 8prbe beirtfd'i ben Gbampaancr, fir
lpelhen ib Ngent bin: ION s bic Ia GuL-
lars PER &urb,'
so Oussnp 4sbfu&en,
SO Yfp. sebrannte WanbcIn unb iiter,ud-
rrten Salmus.
wsl@e @rtiisi Id gu tiuiscm 9reis eHerire.
81. Nap, Vat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-15

YIN Die DAMIEN Hthmpnps.
Naoame S Coon Naris), BITE sci Der
1ttien 8air int Tlt6anies Snftiiut fur ibr quite as
FIRsT-CLASs Diploma
trbttIt, bat 233 @rcabirose. uabs Der 3tsn. Gin uenss nrs
r:i6battists Eager spu Piliuerp> 9Baaru er6fntt.
Naeanr e. bat bic gbre ben Damen Nihn,pn!s apiu,
Ieiaen, Sas itr Eager pom Spnnets unb WtIItnerp-
gDaarru Der ntltcIten franS6itittn 8acrn unb @eIdmad
~anet60ren; slei&fale ~pprrdtbio bic neuiteu parii,r II. @cts-
NUtfer MuScn III GrihureS, 6eatbere, Wratbe, 'iibbpns
uRb oatts. Nlabame s. ipirb be lI6ete @ufntrtianfcit auf
ale tbr III Sbsl web,nter Guftrdae s~crptnctn, unb itrt
66nRsrtuutu f6nntn ia ~eeritprtt taltrn, baf &c nur gut,
ane aeibmadYca anS9cflbrte WaaIe biniat trbaIt,n.
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Us 1T %betannt. ba6 Die etpa ,mci Sabre lana
bier in Slew gurf er16ieurnc Shule pcs SplfS
felt etnissn Ntcnaten Su eri6rincn auf1eb6rt BAT,
Elm Grei9nis. weIdss alscmstn ~terauert ,porcen
III, ba bic S&uIe SeS Bolts fh pur6 itrc prafli.
iHe dsHstni allsHtbalbru Sreunpe unp einen arc.
sen e:irrtrsis erpOr5sn bate. Diee bat MID yer.
anlaBt, stne 8rrtisbun9 isnes llntrrntbmens sor-
Iuberettsn. iprlhe unter Bonn Sitsl
Neue ShuIe bes SpIfs
uno oeutih' aneritaniihe @srcrte- 3situne,
Srm i. Suit ab In pierisbntGgissn Nummern ron
1870 Stttsn aru6sn 6ormats, nit &bbileun
gen, su rsm du6sri nisprissn prriIs pom S1.7O
(auo IL Gents Ysrto) firs sauSe Sabr bel mir
tribsinsn pirb.
Srtsbri6 0tr6arb, gien gcri.
(Dcf 9rr 400I.)
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Ssn3ci9en.

SSm. sUiantcl's
"Strt6l6dft unp 9ucrrbtsr, Salon,
5de @lart u. Oupal CIR.
T'etnen 8rruneen uno ecni ecebrtcn SeutIfrn Nutlifum
oe eracbsne &nsct!. cap i'd nctcn mcirem GSrC err. Strrr
ltstS bic bCfrn @etrinic lsosr Dirt, pom bcitrn nj ,innrin
bis ;unl ausaecidnttiten 9ascrb,cr ;u babe.. iine.
I'm I eirnlidcu Suiprudh tittct Bm. ~ nrttI
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9efu6 t wirp elm Snabe, nm INTER eiinlti.
GEN @ebinaunaen bas 6rescp. Nalsn III ~erlcrncn.
Ndbsres III erirdasn in Der Office B. 81.
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A. JUDSoN CRANE,
GeSptat uno pfentli6er @eri6tsanwalt,
Office: lite Giraffe. ,riihen Wfoin u Pdnffr.
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Observation-Disclosures
@elannrrrcin 9Siroini,.

VIFTNNNNVIEIW NIISIWV.
Ca ole auf Spnntag 2Itsnp anbrraumtr Ser
iommluns me9en Der un9unli,sn s8,trturs
nibt aattitneeu %tcnntr, f. psrrsu RE otti en-,
poIFpen unp GbrsnsMitslisps pieieS Grreins
iyspuC!ttlt eriu&t. am nG6ifsn Mittmcb. piu
,otta =. 81, Ntenpe 81 ubr gu elmer peitsrcu
, rammlun9 ,oblreih gu rrlbcintn.
Der Rcr faub.
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;3u @srmietten!
3 2!nmer on cine tleins 5amilie In Srcabfr..
fur SO per Npnat. NaGyufrasrn tri
s. %. 9ange, Ate Straee.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-28
o. Trees 80 planted as to hang with their

u. Trees 80 plAnteu as 10 nang VIII tuef
branches over water, are generally exempt
from the attacks of the curculio. Among
one hundred and fifty trees thus planted
says DR.. Underhill, / have not found one
single curculio.' Who teaches the curculio
beforehand that his young ones would
perish in that situation? Paved trees
likewise are said to be unusually free from
the insect, but unless they be planted in
arhfcially prepared soil, it would seem
that they could not remain productive for
a long time but, however, they may do
better than expected.
T. Some have succeeded by sprinkling
their trees, (mornings when wet with dew,
and evenings after sundown, when in
blossom and afterwards) with wood ashcs
SCOT, plaster, unslaked lime, &C., and it is
generally good and will destroy thousands
of insects to wash the trunk of the tree
several times during the season with a
strong piercing wash with sulphur, it can
be dissolved as stated in No. 5, and then
added to the rest fla CHASING be wished
it it produced by two handsful of salt to a
pailufl of thin whtewash, and it seems to
keep off the insects for whole year.
$. Al the unripo plum- dropped or thin
ned should be carefully collected and de
stroycd for the sole business Of the female,
during the first part Of summer, consists in
producing and depositing eggs, in company
with her mate, and two hundred of them
is very moderate estimate; then half of
these females would next year multiply to
900, and the next year to just twenty
millions All is it not worth while to
look to our trees
8. Jarriug the tree with a mallet, cover
ed SO as not to bruisc the bark, is likewise
frequently recommended and generally
practsed. 1t will certainly bring down
many affected plums, and, if done early in
the morning, the curculio himself; both
are gathered on a sheet placed on the
ground, carefully scraped together and
burnt
Not all the varieties of plums are in the
same degree subject to the destructive at
tack of the weeyil. The Naiian Pruae
or FtHcnbcrg and the IHper5aI Gage, and
perhaps many other varieties, are unusual
ly free. The means mentioned in No. 2
have been ridiculed on account of the
curculo having wings. Insects with Steat.
ed aciags, like the curculio, fly not often,
not ordinarily, only alarmed or in danger.
In the spring, when the plum tree is in
bloom, the cureulio is just changing his
from from pupa into a bug, and it is,
perhaps, not improper to suppose him ta-
king for his first journey the turnpike, since
he travels at night. In regard to the
above mentioned remedies, perhaps every
one is very good in its place; but all rem
edies which are calculated to dislodge, to
intimidate, to drive away, are not so good
for the public as for the individual, while
: such as are recommended in Nos, 3, A, s
and 0, are alike beneficial for the public
and for the individual. H.Z.
B}0on1Sburg, Pa., $50.
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HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

The undersigned having used Professor llCMPlNtnS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES IN our iamhes
with the most satisfactory results, and having nh conn
dcnce in their gcuunrncss purity, and efficacy cleerfuy
recommend them TO all persons who WISH |" nave she'
liable and eicncous remedies hand for private or do
nestle
The Rev Wm. IInaucr editor of The Northern lnde'
pendent" Auburn, y. T.; the Rev. T. II. Crcsscy np'
rector NJ ~ Peters Church, Auburn, n T.. the Rev ~ l.
Ives Chaplain NJ the Auhnrn state Prison; tie hcv'
Sr,rrr VI Rir. Rector, New Bedford, Mass the Rev.
Allen S'cclc NrNNork Conference the Rev. Samuel
N,lols East ricucsrr Conference, n. y tie Rev T. =
If,I, E., Utita s. = the Hon. Neal Dow, Portland,
Ne the lion Schuyler CoifN. Sullcnd luh the Hon
Grorgr Humphreys n Y; cnry D. Cook, Is IL tltor o.
The Ohio state Journal CuHnhu', ONO; tie Hon. u u
trs'nm Nlrtc. H. the lu'. Thomas J. Chase, Mnnt'
CELLO Fla the irn. Joscvh Benedict, tti'o, v Y VIM
Bristol E.l ttcp y e; A. $. Pond, Esq., Utica, n y.
James ptuikrtt. Is f.. Nashville, Tenn.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-28
Pruning e. Training,-General
Remarks.

To TIE EDITOR -
This operation is for Planters so
important, that, without a certain degree
of acquaintance with the principles, success
is next to impossible. Both terms too are
often contouuded with each other and
pruning should be used to designate that
kind of trimming which is to improve the
crop, whilst training might be preferred
in reference to shape and figure Of plants,
and to the situation OF branches and vines.
Nature, our universal mother, IS 80
abundantly provided with vegetable life,
that plant once created, cannot be ex-
terminated any more, even by the most Sc
we're accidents and circumstances, to which
plants, either in their natural (wild) state,
or in cultivated condition, are subjected.
Under the most adverse circumstances, af.
ter the heaviest amputations, often as a
perfect cripple, rendered so either by cat
tie, accidents or the hand Of an inhuman
being-plants not untrcquently will try
and succeed to produce perfect seed, at
least some, and these are sufficient to se-
cure the resistance Of the species perhaps
for thousand generations, and possibly
for ever. But this is all what kind Nature
has to do; if We wish more, it will be our
own look out,
A civilized State without Laws; Pal
ace without foundation animal life with
Out frame Of bones, skeleton-would
be about as practicable as plant without
fbrous system; and this system must be
in vigorous state, if we wish crops, good
in quantity and quality Hence it is i'm
proper if we complain Of our trees growing
well enough but bearing no fruit, The
bearing condition depends on the maturity
Of the species and OH certain age and we
must not expect much fruit, as general
thing before that. And how INCREASINGLY
busy is Nature, and night, until the vege,
table structure be completed that reproduc-
ton may commence!
Pruning then, until this period arrives,
need not be practised to any great extent ;
but "training" may commence SO soon as
the plants show limbs.
The extraordinary and astonishing effect
of Nature, to build up the structure of
plants so spediley and so uninteruptedly-
but more as this the action of Omnipotenco
through the vegetable organism thus DEM
onstrated must Gil our heart with the deep.
est devot ton,
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LIFE lNSilR tNGE.
TIJE GTPlpD TL'J TN.STrB y MOE q N.k-J

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so. i0s CHESTNUT srREEr,
CAPITAL paid up 500 600
Charter PctpctHGi.
+ ONTINt'E to make INSTANCES ON LIVES on
Y thr most 'aSOnablc terms.
Tho capital ing paid up and invested together with
large aud constantly increasing reserved fund offers
perfect security To the insured
Tn premiums must b. paid yearly half yearly or
quarterly.
The Company add GONCS periodically to the insu
RANGES Of LIE. Th FIRST BONUS appropriated in DE.
Ccmb'r, Iii, tit" SECOND BONUS in December, lclI
the THIRD BONUS in D.crmbtr lrj4.
" These additions ar made without requiring any
incr asr in IA" premiums u h' Paid 10 the Company
The following ar few examples from the Register
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EYH0MKlIAT


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Allen steele Nr@l 'rE ,,na.g'''S , "' ,, ,'i n,v
rh'i, !i'T",. NL' U " '' % ' ~ 'p,a p,,,inrd
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W." me hnn HgnN,Sr v'''fk, i n Cot w. pIor oi
George Hmfr'!s n ,''E y, t"N' =, II NV " I, ~
ihr on' S'%r,' % 'T'", T ,,.s chase Monti.
HlN'hn' NM''; ~ '' -, II. I.,t., y = wv
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Ne pysprsn piles or Cntnrrh Headache or Female Weak
ne4 las more thnn paid for the case ten 'lmes over
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Case Of 90 via4 complete In morocco and Book 10
Case ut ~ vinS aud Book, plain
Case II II numbered buNcs and Book.
Case " boxes, numbered, and Book. k.............,
Sng" numbered hoSe with directions. 20 cents.
Single cttrrrl boxes with directions. 20 cents
Large Of uz. vias, for planters and piyscansso
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-28
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CATHAR1N' PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure JIrf;ntir Tr1cS ind put up ~ Gidss C1se stt
1iphf nGd ,-iH ksCp IN nrV Fanhiy
rhc rAMIlS CA ,rnARTIr Pill. /, n
gentle lut active tn - 'thartit which IN" pto.
ptiptnf has dsrd in InSi Iprar'iro m ntc IN Al
twenty years -
The constantly in It-'asnr demand from
those who have long - used the FILLS and The
satisfaction which all - lerl fess in regard to
their use, has indGred nc To place them with
IN tho reach fat. q,
TIE proics sion we'll - know that difrcrcn, Ca
tha rites act different portions nf the bowels
This FAMILY ca = ,TllARrlC PiLt has
with dun ref renee 10 - tn is well established
fact, been compounded H- from variety OF tb
purrs Vrgciahir EX- 2 tracts which htt alike on
every part 0t h. ait = ntuiaty canal q nd are
coon nnd sAFR al ca ~ srs vhrrpR Caiha tic is
nrrhpd. ns De RANGtMESTs of tn" S1n-
NAtH StEEPisrss. rASs - .is THH RACK I.ons
tuslNrSFss. PAis ASH SoRFeKss ovrR 1ug
WHOLE popY, from sud-. = den cIIu whch rrqurn.
iIy. If neglected, -, in n lunV course or FgvpR,
loss ArrkiiTr. ~ tRrsrtSa SENSATION oy
Com BnnY RE.1iEstsrss. n
1Ig, - 80 Al, all INFLIhsATopy
DISEASES, W oRNs ~ ,HfLpEpS ADrL1s
RHguMATisA, n gTrat q - lPrRiftsR Of the Bio
anl many .is"as"S 10 vhich flesh IA heir. too nnrnrt
Gus To nrniion IN THIS adv rtisrnrnt Dosg. Il ,.
PRICE 10 CENTS
TnE Liver INr;GnR ,1uR ASH FAMILY CAruLRTlc PILLS
are rrtHIrd by DrigEIsts gpnrrav, ana sold whole
sale by the r air IN an large inwns.
<. I w. SANFORD, NJ. D.
ManufIciurcr and Proprietor,
a33 BRo,pw. SEw YORK.
Junp 4 ISIn -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-28
Light ! Light ! Light!
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COAh Gil RUEhEHS MI LAMPS FGR
RJTp NIN(r

coal, KEROSENE or rAERrV OTIS.
TUE h's most militant nnd cheapest portabl, lrht
L nuw III usr. No danger II explosion ana cheaper
than iuIi. hri OIL fish oil ur curuIh nr
Es.s" EQUAL 10 GAe, I'D
without thr "Npans II gas h,rlrcs The above Ianps
With all IN ir fancy trimmings ran h. .rrn and BOUGHT
at tn ol establish ID Drug ana rh mital siiur, of III
anirrsIru'd Whp tia rs hn,clftnat from his long cN
pen ncr "a thr Drug trade h. knows how aul I,rr -
buy and is oct rnn rui h, untnrs III Ly any ON" ~
BnnmsbArt. ur surrounding rUuutry tali and see hi,
new Hut w"ll g. let u stock ui
Dki G>. MLDl -lNE> Z NJ rHTNiGaIS. PANTS
NARAlHiiE>. bTI.ST FS UIIS GLASS
FEpN 9N9 {" IA Il, CBhFAt1IDNA
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FANCY Eun NJ Ar