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How the CALLED jade winches.
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SANDS SARsAPARLLA Those, who have
realized the wonderful curative effects of this
sterling remedy in cases of scrofula, cuta-
neous eruptions, stubborn ulcers, erysipelas,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, salt rheum, bronchi-
It's, pulmonary affections, liver complaint and
diseases arising from an injudicous use of
mercury. readily testify that no stronger
proofs can be required of the efficacy of
medicine that has wrought such surprising
cures in the above-named diseases and feel
entire confidence that it may be relied upon
in all cases.
Prepared and sold by A. b.. and D. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton Street New York.
For sale by HEALEY and SHRIrER, Druggist
Cumberland, Nd, e.. ..-- BEL.
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Passage. including neaIsS7,5O
The Confessions d Experience
or A
TCTT~,

Designed for the benefit, and as warning and
a caution to those who suffer from nervous de-
biiity, Indigestion, lowness of Spirits want OF
sleep, premature decay, &c as consequence
Of youthful imprudence, or the baneful habit
of selfabuse. At the same time pointing out
the certain means Of self-cure.
By one who has suffered from the abov-
cause. aud from misplaced confidence in meds
ical humbug and qnackery. Single copies sent
(post-free) on the receipt of stamped enve-
ope, bearing the address ofthe applicant.
Address, NATHAN MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Dec % 1859 3.n. Bedford, Kings CO. NY,
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from said date; should any free negro refuse
so to-sell'and convey, tho county commission
ers, or mayor of Baltimore, shall do it, and
apply the proceeds 10 The school fund.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-02-09

sES" The Richmond Enquirer puts its
columns in mourning for the "latcst national
calamity" the election of Mr. Pennington, and
proclaims that now "active and decided re-
sstance to wrong can furnish the only safe
guard against the violence of revolution, the
only palladium of the Constitution and the
Union"
How the CALLED Jade wincbes.
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loILowAY's PHLs.-In dyspepsia, gastri-
It's, and all iniiammatory and constructive dis
orders of the stomach, growing out of indi-
gestiou, there is something chemically wrong
in the fluids which should dissolve aud as.sim-
ilatc the food. These searching Pills, acting
upon the gastric juice and upon the bile as
chemical agents, restore to the one its solvent
properties, and to the other its modifying
and tempering qualities. Such seems to be
the philosophy of their operation. AS re-
CARDS their almost magical effect in dyspep-
STA, and ali complaints affecting the digestive
apparatus and tie liver, there can be but one
opinion among candid observers.
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DIR. BRUNON'S
Concentrated Remedies.
3 DELICAT DISEASFS

, FOR DELICAT DISEASES,
No. l.-THE GREAT Speed
ly Candidates all tie evil efieets Of Self Abuse.
such az general debility, lofs Of memory, vast
/ ing away OF the organs, or any constitutional
serangeme' ts ms impotency, and weakness Of
tho sequal organs, brought on BY the uurestrain-
ed indulgence OF the passions Pric, 81
No. 3-THE CONCENTRATED BALN.-
viii euro in eight deys, any case Of gonooIrhoa.
il without taste or smell and requires no re-
striction of diet. Price one dollar.
No. 3.-CONCENTRATED TEREB.-Tho
use OF this remedy will cure elect in a shoe.
time, an I can show certificates Of cures effect
ed after all others have failed; this is also tssto
less and without smell. Price ono dollar. =.
No. 4.-CoNCENTRATED PUNITER.-Is
the only remedy known that will positively euro
strietsres ofthe uretha. no matter Of how long
standing or neglected the case may be. Price
one dollar.
No. s.--ANTIMERCURIAL PILLs.-A1
persons who have used this drea dful drugtmsr,
cnry,) (Which rcma ina in the system for ycars
causing so many chronic diseases,) should use
tnese Pills, which will entirely countersct tho
ono dollar
no. O.-oR1ENTAL PASTILLs-Is GER
s s 1Irg 1or female Irregularities suprres-
SION OIL tho monstyuption. Price TIVE dollars.
No. THE CONGRATULATED 4MhR&N.
cures the whites, falling of the womb, nervous
ness paihial lnenstruation. Price one dollar
no. S'-IHE SoLUTOR-Is n remedy that
mas never been known TO fail curing Gravel,
and all affections Of the kidneys and bladder,
Price one dollar.
Either Of the above remedies will hos NV
mail to any part Of the United States ON re-,
ceipt oc TIC price annexed. Circulars conta;n;nr
full particulars may be obtained by oneIosinss
one Post Stamp. Address
DIR. FELIX BRUNCH,
Post Office Cox 90. philadelphia Pa
N. B.-The Doctor !aay be consulted in COM
piinatcd cases by letter or personally, bat only
such letters will be answered ms contain a ren-
sonabIe fee. OFFICE, Old York Roud 4
CE!!O"L.ll 81. May o. 1s5q-1y.
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CARLETON & IEYEY.


CARLETON & LEKEY.
';iTis. nm T Ts5:9 -Is8s,a
4..-.-- ~ ,-ss....,e q :. -I-~ SslSg
cumberland, ND.
The subscribers having agsocia ed themselves,
together in conducting the M,rrhant Tailoring
business in lis various hlanches, in the Store
Room formerly occupied Ly II. y. Carleton,
where they now have in store HE largest and
hestfelevtsd stool. oi
Cloths, CassimcTes G. Vestings,
also 4 compleieegsortracnt Of Gentlemen's Fur.
nisLing Goods, comprising the latest ard most
choice :, les in market
Ftcn. long experience in the man afuctur-
ins oGcl tlguen's " ear. they Gatier themselves
that 'hey can give general satisfaction 10 their
friends and customers who moy favor them
wilma call.
Ill goods traTraafed as represented and
gooaS fits guaranteed.
tG.l assortment o. goods will lie kept con-
stEnt'y On hand al OF which will lie sold for
Cash. or puRrtuGi litns customers Mt the lowest
rates.
CARLETON L IAKEY,
HcEgJs Ati- Bi3cI, Eaiimore Srea
OF. 6, lst9.--y
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Stoves ! Stoves !
Butteri Butfer!i

ID jill and KEG BUTTER, OF excellent opal
III ity regularly received every week. We
have also made arrangements for fufnishipg
Prime Glade Butter in legs for winter use. Per-
sons desiring to seoure fyst rate article can dc
so by making engagements With us during the
month Of October.
Sept. 20. o, c. CLARKE 4 co.
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s Nj + IT II s
GREAT SOUTHERN
SKY-LIGHT GALLERY
doors North of Post oiicc, Baltic, St.,


NCA6LG LAND, MU.
T. SMITH would respectfully return his
IA. sincere thanks 20 the Ladies' and Gentle
men OF the cty OF Cumberland and surround-
ing country for heir very liberal patronage, and
hopes by strict attention to bu sinners and his
efforts to please, to still merit land receive an
equal share CT your custom.
am prepared to execute work in every styfo
OF the art on very accommoa dating terms. ! am
not selling pictures at cost, consequently can
afford to do my work we'll, in proof Of which
you only have tt call and have one taken in
good eases for Is and 0 cente.
Don't forget the plaee-2 doors North OF the
Post Once, Baltimore Street, Cumberland, Nd.
\, B-l an also selling colored Lithographio
Views OF the Tomb of " sshington ana Mount
Vernon Mansion. in aid of the Ladies' Mt. YER
non Association. CAL and examine Specimen.
June 80, 1859 ..-t
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" isb nonsense ever appears in "Life Illus,ra.
ted" 1t is frst-class, heightened, lire family
newspaper. 50 year. On trial months for
25 cents FOWLER 4 WELLS,
Feb 9-cw. New York.
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ID n STAMPS may be sent in lcttcr for
". LIFE ILLUSTRATED, which is not
filled with "trash" or quack medicines it is an
elegant quarto of eight pages, perfect model
of excellence, altogether one of the most sensi-
bic of live papers. Only 81 year. 81 for half
a year. and on trial three months for 25 cents.
Address FOWLER AND WELLS,
Feb. 9--2w. New York.
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G0OD LOOKING !-"Iife Illustrated is one
VI of the most beautiful specimens of nowspa-
per printing We have ever seen" Il hris,ian
Adrocdte. Everybody ought to see it once n
week 8 months on trial at 25 cents.
Feb. 9-2w FOWLER & WELLS, n. York.
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HARK Listen to the wise men of the "Sci-
IL entifc American They say: "Life H.
Illustrated is of large size and faultlcss typo
graphy, Almost every branch of human knowl-
edge is treated by able writer's" Only So Il
year. FOWLER WELLS.
Feb 9-2w. New York.
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IN TRIAL.--"l.ife Illustrated is one of the
" best papers published in the United States.
We know Of no more instructive and interesting
publication for family reading. - Panama. Star.
Sent three months trial for % cents, by
Feb. 9---2w. FOWLER & WELLS, n. York.
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r AIDES LIKE TIA quarter of dollar
IL gives you "Lifs Illustrated" months on
trial. Address FOWLER WELLS,
Feb g--2w. New York.
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-uzs - 4.cs, .-na~
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The House of Representatives has been or
ganized by the election Of Elk Gov. Pcnning-
ton Of New Jersey as Speaker, Mr.. Forney of
Pennsylvania Clerk, Henry w. Hoffman Of
Maryland Sergeant at Arms-Door Keeper
Geo Marston of New Hampshire; Fost Mas
ter, J. M. Lucas of Illinois.
The following is the vote fo9 Speaker and
Sergeant at Arms:
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-11
SHADE TREES IN PASTURES.

have read with much surprise the ar
tees published in the CnitivatOr and
to'o ,tr GentLcmon, advising farmers to
destroy the shade trees in their pastures.
Now. os the merciful man is mercitul
to his beast, it is surprising that so cele-
bratrd farmer as Hon. A. B. Dickinson
should advocate such cruelty. One of
my COWS by-the-by, was sadly sun burned
last ummer by being pastured in field
without ,utlicicnt shade
nave but one field on my farm dcsti-
1T. Vi shade trees, and that intend to
supply as soon as they will grow. Mr..
pc,,nson says the lazy rascals will lie in
III hale when they should be feeding.
Now cattle if running in good pasture will
eat " hat their appetites crave, and no more.
Ii they lie in the shade in the heat Of the
day they will feed with keener appetite
IN the cool Of the day. 1t is difficult for
cling th.m to feed by exposing their backs
to q burning sun. know not how we'll
Nj. Diekiusous cattle may be trained
bat 10 know that my cattle are just
mean enough, when turned to pasture
without shade trees, to take advantage OF
ia, little shade which the fences afford,
and til, re lie, vainly endeavoring to screen
themselves from the suns burning rays
n long as they otherwise woul lie in a
Comfortable shade.
|, is argued that they make more flesh
by being deprived of the benefit of shade
trees, which l very much doubt; but, if
SO, what is the value of few pounds OF
beef compared with the satisfaction OF
seeing them comfortably enjoying them
selves in the shade of beautiful tree7
Animals as we'll as men are killed by
san stroke, if we take the newspapers fol-
authority.
Where is the man that will take his
d,rner and go out in the sun and eat, il
b. can lind the shade? say" "Wood-
man spare that tree" CHARLES PRINCE
SehrylRill Co., N. Y.-Country Gentle.
M ~.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-11

WonMs IL PEARs.-A horticulturist
writes tina, having some fine pears stung
By worus, h. ,1ged them by inserting in
the worm holr the stem Of pear leaf,
frxiblo enoagh 10 follow its sinuosities
and cru.a the intruder in his retreat
The pear, would have been good for
pothiug otherwise, but after this expert
m,nt they " obtained admirably their
instantly presenting no other trace of the
operation than slightly hardened scar,
aud an hnpyrceptible depression Of con-
tour, Like true gardener, he was too
fond of bis pears to eat them, and cannot
say whether she flesh in growing together
had or had not expelled the remains of tie
enemy He hopes others will give the
process iurther test
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-11

SEED WHEAT.-W E, Antry, of Camp
bell County, KY, says he selected from his
growing wheat the earliest and largest
heads, sowcd this seep separately, and the
produce th3 next harvest was ( three weeks
earlier than any other wheat of the same
kind sowu at the same time" He thinks
by continuing this process he shall be able
to get a very early variety He is of
opinion that seed wheat should be brought
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-11
l. A n D r E r IL S

All KiCU Ill L IL \ Ia W A l. II iOUSE.
Nos. 81 D. %, >ouih A'aM @ct, n,ar
ne Suite II use
PHILADELPHIA PENNA
I'm floors cf Il ~periuus huildug, erected expressly
tIr tn prnprl thrst IT., Stur'd with seed AID
impl N MS nt mi rtst tu farmers Hni gar ncrs
sixty lEARs ESrABLisnEp. The sab .riihrr> up, To
calf the att 'nlion. OF every on int Il d nrmiui
an gardcaing To- III lr wt lrct ii stock If Aeriri
raj Tools.
Hdrrantoi GacdeH ami E2owcr S.sds Gross oDd Eoid
St'ds. cf tic most rcidbic gnGiIiy.
The Agricultural implements sulh by US mostly
nanulactnr ID at our Il um works, irist. ia.
laN inl hit ii up uuT r~tah shmrn With regard 10
rNlrn>', Win Ia most rumri /, uarl ,urry r the
manufacture rt uruus kinds at agricultural u urnts
We ar now pr pHr'd 10 supply all artic in this 'c
fully equal II uh >npc iur To- anything ut the kind ever
before I'll r'd tu th public.
lnuir. tns WHrraUt ii Garden seeds have been I,
thc public fur LpwarSD Df 'Nty y'lts iii c spread
popularity. ana tn ncri using irIan from ar To NrHt.
the b 81 iucntrs If th superiority uvrr all
.th'rS.
Country rchants can h. supplied with seeds in pa
pCrs, ~ hIlk. uu tiI Inu.t lib raj rus.
Blnnnsdal mar bristol Pa. gard seed grounds
contains thr ~ hun irrd and s"vrut, acre. and is the
largest establishment Of IL, kin. in ia wnrd.
u. LANDRErii 4 SON.
Ms. u g. - SUth SIM street, THnGdr,phid.
IL lnnirrihs Rural Il aistar an ALulnac Tor lst0.
continuing Farm, Gur.tn anl Gr,cu Irisr CnianGar
Tor ey !! month IN th ar can he had g'a'iS upon pr
sona or post p1 application.
I4L II
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-11
HOW TO GET RID OF CHICKEN
LICE.

Two years ago my chickens were infest,
ed vita vermin, and my hen-house (Which
Is also my wood and coal,house,) so over
run with lice that no one could 90 into it
without being covered with them. They
were great pest. To get rid of them 1
siGtcd aii -slacked lime over the roosts,
floor, wood, coal, and everything in the
house, but to no purpose.
Jurt then, I saw the statement of
woman in one Of my agricultural period.
clls, saying that she did not know that
sassaCras roots wor Id prevent chickens
from having lice, but she did know that
when she had such roosts her chickens
were never troubled with vermin.
upon this hint 1 acted. got some
saslairas pos for roosts, and scattered
the bark oi sassafras roost among the
nests. The resu Is was that the lice soon
disappeared.
Ny noighbor S. was in the same pre-
dicamout vita his hens and hen house
three week, ago-the nest of one sitting
hen b.ing SO full of lice that she deserted
her eggs. | informed him how got rid
o. them, and he Immediately procured
sassafras poles for roosts, and scattered
sassafras bark about the hen-house and in
the n3sts, WITH the same result that follow
ed my experiment. His hcns are now free
from lice.
To try the fleet Of sassafras upon lice
he lropped sone of them upon pieces o.
the bark ; the consequence was, that al
most in tantiy upon touching it they died
He al 0 dropped pieces OF the bark among
the deserted eggs, which were covered
with lice, aud noticed that when piece
fell among them, there was an immediate
scaA pering to get away from it. From
these experiments, confer that sassatrat
is fatal to cbicaen en-lice-Genesee FaIm
sT.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-08-11
INPECTlN
The Persian Fever charm

l. OR the prevention an cure Of Ferer and .7sue and
L BUiOus Ltrcrs. This word, riu 'nrdy Dr nght
to TIL knowledge Of til present pr, prclurs by irnd
who has been great Traveller IN Persia ana the Holy
Lanh.
Wnr going down the river Euphrars he experienced
scrrrc attack Ut ~ and Agur. On scov, rag
uonuitiun Vi th Boatmrn tnuk irum his p,r>un
4mHict. saying, "uCar this aud fcrcr r oWch yUW"
Althudgh incrrdluIsas to its virtues h Comp aud
exp, rrnctd Immediate r,licf aud has sinct always
found it an ctctual protection ON all nalrOns
plants,
TN farther investigation h. found that the boalman al
only he obtain from the Pri sts If the sun Sometime
afterwards, III grntl 'nan it, runvcrsng with frcs
obtanjd from hin I'll cr of its pr pdhtiOn, and
c TtaInad VIII r. til tihal herbs wtr' f und of
which II was compounded. The wunl rfdl virtues Of
this article have iuluced full bell IN tn minds Df
til, natives III t,t miraculous healing powers Of their
Priests
Sine his return to America il has been tried with the
hdpp - eli ct by raj Lats AMI rmtlcmin ui Ia III
character who have given il tn most unqualified prais.
This remedy hali been specific in Persia for huuL.
'us u years Tor III pr rcniun aud cure " Fever Hnd
Agur AMI biiions Frv,rsis Ufr sd to tn Amcri.
eau people.
twill b. s'n By mail prepaid with Il directions for
us :, on rec ,pt ut one dollar
Principal - pot and unuia tory l-S Main St. Rich.
mOnu Va Bran'h Otiici Lahk OF Comm re- Hut ing,
NV York AdGr
JOHN WILCCCN q CO.
June 30, lSC0 l1.n
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LooA OUT! COoD NEWS FOR ALL !
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KAIMOND'S PATENT
= " ~ ING VI \ G R5H a a.!


fhICE $40 kALA.
\I ESSRS. HUrrINGEE n ROBBINS Il En"msburg.
~ haNIu! par hassu tn lusiH right # TIL abuy,
valuable IMPROVED HEAP PArkNr Stw,>G MAtu ~ fuI
friends Nit th- Hrti IT, for III uT,OdHtiun thrI.
srlyas tImIII's. Th- following 1t hy su.
periur advantages THIS 'nipltnnt possess over an!
.vsr y.t offered To III pubN Wa
|. II syWs from dj IN tO ,tL hes PER minute, thus
saving both I'm" Hni Labor N Ih' operation.
, It's constitution Is plain sImplr, with any.
hius u ,r ilIr usl.H. II j. easy k,lt urd,r
give rntIr, s4tI-id' tInh.
D. pu.bl .iIryui hl9s aV ass dil 1T man.
g, anl very uianiy IN iir 'aiIns but ts Ma, nc l.
tlr'tucu lluu even a ouIuud noe /
l. OIe ut The must valuable ijtJrts oi this Ma hinc,
the sIadgSs ami M ruilH If its ic, hauis su
j. 1t al h altuh "a 10 lar.. table ur stand m rp.
Grating ORD r. ana Ia "a N - than half iuutr.
IT, gr ATTY cuuupuIk tn thrta |, ana vet pru.urrs
d.stued, qualification not knuwn uihr sewing Ma
,hlncs.
:. M human h1rl is capable in producing scam 81
regular and sysLtInhilr.
Z Among array of Patent Sewing Machines there
art heap ani durable II. RlyMoNDs >TENr but
M Mnrhn" is auapcd I" all ins OF exp rcnre
has proven.
g The operator shape his seam Just as h ploses
waves, leaves and flowers ctc, can BE- represented or
initiated.
10 1t particularly adapted all kinds o stit hing
such grutlcmrn's shirts, husOmS, risthams, collars
all kinds OF Ladits' sewing, in ludng silks
lawus drainrs cali &c excepting for uens heavy
this MAJ lime Is rather too light Ot onstrurtiu
H. But all the foregoing advantages though real in
themselves dWndlt into gniiicanCp when Colput ID
With the reservation Ot health, being saving ot both
labor ysphl and leaves tn araOr without ,toop-
lug, aud i enabled to perform his work, occupying
! tuThl position.
W Fer sale by the undersigned at their respe tive
residences, in Boonisbnrg Who will put the iIne in
operation aud give all necessary instm tOn.
HENRY ItPPINGER,
DANIEL w. ROBBINS.