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Medical Department,
University of Louisville.


HNHE Twenty.ffth Annual Session will
1 commence on the Ist day Of November. The
preliminary course, the LIST Monday in OctOber,
1851 The Course will terminate the Last Of Feb
! ruary-
Medical Faculty.
b. R. PALMER. n. d., Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Surgery.
J. L. SIXTH, NJ D., Professor Of Medical Chem
istry and Chemical Physiology.
r. J. BREcKNRIpsE. N. D., Professor Of Materia
Mediea and Therapeutics.
j. b. FLINT, NJ D., Professor Of Clinical Surge
ry.
T. s. B,LL, NJ D.. Professor Of the Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
L. POWELL, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrie Medi-
cine.
Jw BrxsoS, NJ D., Professor OF Anatomy and
General Physiology, and Dean of the Faculty.
S. n. Br,uss, NJ D.. Professor Of Medical Ju-
risprudence and Sanitary Science
D. ". YAxDrLI, n D., Professor Of Clinical
Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
A. B. Cook. ". D., Demonstrator of Anatomy
E. FULLER, Janitor.
Entire Course, sos 90
Matriculation, 90
Practical Anatomy, 10 90
Graduation, 25 90
For further information address
j. W. BENSON, Dean Of Faculty.
July %, 1861. 4w7 Louisville, Ky.
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Fancy Liquors.

HROCERIES.
NJ $50 bags Rio COFFEE. 100 bbls SUGAR
bbls crushed Sugar, l case Lovering's Loaf Su
a.eks SALT. Is eaaks SODA. 10 bags PEPPER
40 boxes do ] b papers, S bags ALLSPICE
35O0 STAR CANDLES, 20 boxes STARCH
~ boxes Of SOAP, for sale by
July 6 1859. WARD OUTHMAYD.
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Attention F!

Attention
lust reed by steamer Hickman, large va
u riety Of
BOY'S CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats, Jackets,
Pants, Vests,
Of ali styles and materials, for sale cheap, by
mar Q. 1860. s. ADLER.
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PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER Il co.
LOWELL. MASS.

Sold By DR. L. C. White. Van Burcn Mayors 4
Bro. Fort Smith, and by all daalezs in Medicine
sveyvhers
Knois..le by John Wright 4 Co, New Orleans
and H p. Farms worth d Co, Memphis.
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- l2 dOz Hostcs.ers Bitter>. 95 dog Bulls Sar
rapArilla. 13 dog FoErests' Wine Bitters. dcz
Stoansch Bitfers, assorted. IS Wolf's S.hidam
Sehnappe. Is dog Cordials. assorted. 25 dog Gin
'er Wine. I2 dog Ginger Brandy. 12 dog Black
brandy Peaches cases Allegheny Stomach
Cordial. 5 eases Saddlebag and Ambrosi.l Whis-
y. II eases Port Wine, pure juice. ls cases old
soyal Holland. IL cases Clare4 Wine. 9 eases
pine spple Rum. For sale BY
July g. WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD
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BOYS CLOTHING.

lust opening large lot Of Youths and boys
> Cloth ng. and fer sal. cheap. al the store Of
s-.- e. -, SAM'fEG ADLER.
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Boots g. Shoes.
Ok0 cases of every description, consisting o
OeIO ladies' Kip, Goat, Kid and Grain Boot.
Misses do do do do
Ladies' do do do Buskins
Misses do do do dc
Mems Calfand Patent Leather Shoes
do Oxford, Wellington, Union ant
Jersey Ties
A Nc Pump soled Brogans
do half welt 60
do Calf and Pat. Lcath. slippers
Boys do Pump soled Brogans
do do half welt do
Youths do do do
do Morocco and Kid Boots
Infants Velvet do do do
Mems French Calf Boots
do Double sole W. p. do
do Kips 4 4 welt do
Boys, Youths. and Childrens ditto,
all of which We offer low to the trade.
Jan. 10. 1850 J. HENRY, WILTIAMS& 4 co.
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TRASS ROPE.
VI $50 coils MANILA Rope, from 10 l inch,
| lust reed and for sale low, by
feb 3'6O j. HESRY, WILLIA,1
1nnn PACKAGES of every description
lOUU of Dry Goods, suitable for Northern
Arkansas and the currou,ding Indian country, re-
ceived by late arrivals, and will be sold to the
trade. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
Jan ls. 1860.
A XES.
n 100 dozen chopping axes, of the following
kinds
Hunts Key and Yankee pattern,
Brufis and Warrens. light and heavy pattern,
lately reed and for sale, by
jan2O. go J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
GCOTCH SNUFF.
- Brown1 Scotch Snuff. in 9 OF papers
Goodujh's do bottles
do Maceoby do do
dec 10 j. HKxRy, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
IRON AND STEEL.
u l33 100 B-os every description-to Wit:
Bar Iron to in by n to inch. Band iron
! to inch by l-6 to inch. Round Iron u to l
4 inch. Square Iron u to IL in. Oval Iron u
vol u inch. Round Iron Il to ~ in. HoopIron
to ~ inch. Slab Iron 3 to II in by 3-6 TO y
inch. Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities. Amer.
snd Swede Nail rod Iron. Cast, German Spring
Steel, all sizes. American and English Blister, al
sizes, with which we are prepared to furnish me-
ehanies everywhere.
July 6,59. JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS l. co.
20 box Underwood and Turner'S Lemon syrup,
I'd in store and for sale by
June - ]. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
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DLANES. smooth, jack. jointers. fore. bead and
i match Planes. Sadiron stands. Stock and
dies hatehets counter scales Andirons. fancy
coffee mills horse chains, etc.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

"THE RIGHT OF FREE SpEEcu."-Tho
right of free speech, like every other right,
may be abused and turned into licen-
tlousness. That it is abused by aboliton-
lists to the subvcrsion of the very con,titu-
ton which guarantees it, we have abund-
ant evidence. Henry Ward Beccher,
Wendell Phillips and George W. Curtis
have so abused it that it is necessary to
employ the police and military force to
protect their persons from violence in the
three principal cities of ths North. This
treatment is bitterly complained of BY the
organs a.d abettors of the orators.
y great outcry has been raised BY the
republican journals and orators against
the Southern population because they
take the law into their own hands and
execute summary justice upon incendary
abolitionistS who try to sow the seed, o..
servile insurrection among the negro pop
ulation. But when this que ton comes
home to the business and bosom of the
Northern people, and they find that the
harangues of the abolition crusaders have
brought the Union to the verge of disso,
luton, and vast multitudes Of the popula-
ton to poverty and starvation, they begin
to think it is time to put a stop to them
and the fears of the orators go beyond the
intentions of the people, and hence the
employment of the police.
The idea that the amendment to the
constitution which establishes liberty of
speech confcrs the right of licentiousness,
and secures to every citizen an absolute
right to speak or write or print whatever
he pleases, without any responsibility,
public or private, is" says Judge Story,
IA supposiion too wild to be INDUCED by
any reasonable man for that would be
to allow every citizen a right to destroy
at his pleasure the reputation, the peace,
the property and even the personal safety
of every other citizen, and to stir up scdi-
ton, rebellion, and even treason, against
the government itself, in the wantonness
OF his passions, or the corruption of his
heart This is just what the emissaries
Of abolition have been doing both al the
South aud the North, aud the people Of
neither section seem disposed to Civ, tlem
free scope anylonger.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05
Germantown Telegraph.
Family and an Agricultural Newspaper.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT GERNANToWN. p,

The present is the most suitable period in the vent to
get up clubs for the GtrmdHt0rn Ttcgraph An active
pTsOu in any ncighbOrhpDd, could in single day or at
I'D intcryals, raise lab with but little iliculty-
This wUuld be especially the in localities where tho
irlr character and value of the paper is known II
should b. always borne in mind that the Tlfgraph $
DEVOTED TO party politics. corrupng faSy ,tunsg
coarse criminal reports of courts, impure reading
ufany kind but u choice Literature careful cOndeI.
aton of tn News Of the Day and especially to an ear.
devotion to Agricultural and Horticultural Infora.
tOn in tslf worth the farmer aud gardener thu fun
price of sbscr ptiun On design has always brrn and
shalt continue to b. publish Family ana AgGicultn.
~, Newspaper of real interest and entertainment and
f ubStantill value tn the community How far we
have up to this m icgd in fulfilling thi, intention
may b. Inferred frOu the 81 ady increasing support re-.
cvrd during the Miriy ycdrs snnr cstabi .htd, and
continued unn rmittedy to conduct thr paper As in
th' past shall tht Gcrmdnorn 1eisgrdph b. in the
future unsurpa sed in all the elements constituting
family journal.
we annex the cdsl terms. to which we beg leave to
nsw paper:
one Copy, One Year 81; une Copy, Three Years
Three Copies. one Year, 5 Five Copies one Year
Ten Copies one Year, l.; ; Twenty Copies, One Year
25 Subs riptions not pail within the year, s22O.
II Club Of five >uhscrib at 81 will entitlr tho
person getting up to copy for six months lnb nf
ten morr, to copy for year All Club subscrp.
tnns stopped at the eud Of the time paid for Specimen
numbers stnt to applicants. Addr rs
PHILLIP r. FREAI.
Germantown, Pliludt phia,
Pam
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REV ERE ii . u S T. ,

lF0RNERLf tAuLt h'''El'
NO OF NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA
FIs houe is situated in the most business part Of the
j city, has nn- hundred and thirty rooms large fsr,
lOrs and eyrry room newly furnished and IS considered
one of iLr fIrst lols of class IN Phladclphia II
has erected large Observatory where persons can nave
a tine view Of Ih city D'lHWul" TiYrr &C. SC It 10
50 suun.d with hot aud cold wafer Bathes winch VIII
b. ,e uf charge for thi guests "f the ouse my cars
will y0u Revere House our charge IS mod
ergt. 81 5par duy Tsos visiting the city viii please
sJue al M the Rerers House AMI We pedge ourselves
That We viii endeaY1r to best efforts 10 make II
sPpear like home. ,.,.,
.t5oe G. W llINItLE,
tsrnsTy the s,atos Union hois and iatsery OF Ihs
ysited States HoteI, Asiasvss oiE, N J. PRsViSISs
hay ", lssy-Alnl
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Il HE PEOPLE 5 COOK BOOK.
.YE8D EaSN GRSs.peN.
IN ALI. IT'S BRANCHES.
MISS ELIZA ACTON.


II TeAS log How to chOss' ali kinds of Meats Poultry
ani Gamr, with atl the various and most
approved mo les ui u Ssiug aui cooking
Becf ana Pork; also III. 81 aui
rltrt way ufstlting, picklIug ana curing
tht same.
1t 7S!s You All the various and most approved modes
Of dressing cuuhing, snd bonlmg Mutton
kas, s, S Viii ~. S''ff s ae a'1 s1S ,l P
5, StuiEiugS appropriate udc,.
Tails lUg Ito" 10 choose, 81, All aud preserve Fish
oi all hlh' : hhd now !" S"r't"h II "htn
tIlnt'di also all Ia, various and ST
approved modes ut ru"k!hg, WITH the
GilT .r,ut Dressings, sauces, and Fav uT.
ings appropriate to,ach.
II Tois You All tn various aud most approved modes
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05
Forts Moultrie and Sumpter.

We subjoin the following description of
Fort sumpter, the position which Major
Anderson now occupies. 1t will be read
with great interest by our readers, owing
to the excitement now prevailing.
Fort SuMP1ER,-Fort Sumptor, work
Of solid masonry, octagonal in form, pier
ccd on the Moth, East, aud West sides
with a double row of port holes for the
heaviest guns, and on the Sou;h or land
side, in addition to openings for guns,
loop holcd for musketry, stands in the
middle OF the harbor on the edge of the
ship channel, and is said to be bomb. proof.
1t is at present without any regular gar
gi,on There is large force of workmen
seine one hundred and fifty in all-bus-
lily employed in mounting the guns and
otherwi.e putting this great strategic point
in order. The armament OF Fort Sump-
ter consists of l4O guns, many of them
being the formidable ten.iuch "Coum-
biads,n which throw either shot or shell
and which have a fearful range. Only q
few Of these are yet in position, and the
work Of mounting pieces of this calibre il
the casemates is necessarily slow one. -
There is also large amount of artillery
stores, consisting of about 40, 900 pounds
of powder, and proportionatc quantity
of shot and she'll The workmen engaged
here sleep in the fort every night, owing to
the want Of any regular communication
with the city. The wharf or landing is on
| the south side, and is, of course, exposed
to cross-fre from all the openings on that
side.
The Fort abandoned is thus described
FORT MoULTRIE is an inclo ed water
battery, having front on the south, or
water side, Of about 300 feet, and depth
of about 240 feet. 1t is built with salient
and re.entering angels on all sides, and is
admirably adapted for defence, either from
the attack of a storming party or by reg
ular approaches.
The outer and inner walls are of brick,
capped with stone, and filled in with earth,
making solid wall fifteen or sixteen feet
in thickness. The work now in progress
consists in cleaning the sand from the WALL;
ditching it around, and erecting a Clacis (;
closing up the postern' gates in the east
and west walls, ard instead cutting sally
ports, which lead into strong outworks on
the southeast and southwest angles, in
which twelve FOUNDER howilzer guns will
be placed, enabling the garrison to sweep
the ditch Oh three sides with grape and
canister. The northwest angle of the fort
has also been strengthened by bastionette
to sustain the weight OF a heavy gun which
will command the main street OF the island.
The main entrance has also been better
secured, and trap.door, two feet square,
cut in the door for ingrcss and egress, At
this time the height Of the wall, from the
bottom of the ditch to the top of the par
apet, is twenty feet. The ditch is from
twelve to fifteen feet wide at the base, aud
fifteen feet deep. The nature Of the soil
would not seem to admit Of this depth be-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05
THE SCOTT LEGION,



We were not many whs stood
Before the iron sleet thatday,
Yet many a gallant spirit would
Live half his years ifhe but could
Have been with US at Monterey.
Nov here, now there, the shot is hailed
In deadly drifts offery spray,
Yet not SINGLE soldier quaied
When wounded comrades round them walled
Their dying shouts at Monterey.
And ~, still on, our column kept.
Through walls of nlme its with h'ring way;
Where fcll the dead, the living slept,
Still charging on the guns that swept
The slippery streets Of Monterey.
The foe himself rccolcd aaast,
When. striking where h. strongest lay,
We s~oopcd its fanking bait ries past,
And Drawing fall their niurdrrous blast
Storncd home the towers of Monterey.
Our banners on the turrcts wave,
Aud thrr. The evening buglcs play.
Where orange boushS above their grave
Keep green thr memory Of the brave
Who fought and fell at Monterey.
We are not Tnany--wc who pressd
Beside the brave shof II that day;
But who Of Us has mot confessed
He'd rather share their warrior rrst,
Than not have been at Monterey.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05
RYAMOND'S PATENT
SEW Nc vi "A & ENa Il I!
P.iYE.N'TED .M4RNA 9. LIS.
PRICE $40 EACH.

PRICE $40 EACH.
lIESsRS. ZCPPINGER & ROBBINS, Of Boomsburg
vi having pnr hastd the tx luslzc right of the above
valuable lIMrRnvLD tmEAP rArLSr SEwSG MAruSE. for
county of Columbia VIII BE- happy To supply their
friends with III, article fur til OiuudutiUn them.
selves aud families. 1h' following OF the 81
pttOr advantages this implement Possesses any
ever yet offered 10 the public. VII
1t s,ws from IJJ UO1 stitches per minute, thus
saving both tluc ami labor ia the operation
!. Its cunstrurtiJn Is PLAIN ami simple, with any.
thin. ii far usage IT Is easy Kept al order ANA wll
ave "utIT' siitI.fit tIuu.
\. ON. Of tn valuable features Of this Na hnc,
the smaiinrss ll til: rOmpl' thrss u It's mr aiSI.
Dbub ..thrcad illC hines always dlr sit
cgs aud very uuhandy IN thrsaiing bat hs Machine Is
tliT .dled than even Il common needle.
!. 1t Cah b. attach II to II board. table stand in up
Grating order, ani drta h'd IN less than halt minute.
II Ir Hy rruhDhL's tn thread, ANA yet, rhiurcS
s.iicIrutiy aIrOng Tor amy work iur wH II l.
stntd qILlit atun not known to Oth'r sewing Ma.
!. 10 human hard is capable in producing seam 50
gdlar and - Slr.naIIc.
{. Among III, array or Patent sewing Machines tlarc
lI4ap ani durable NuSp'S PArESr, but
VIA him Is Arapt: 10 all In Is ui worn Nptiinte
has rf wen
Tn' opa aratur shape his am just h. pras's,
waves, 'i,yos AMI H." etc. presented Or
iL.Itat"d.
1t particularly adapted to all kinds Of stit hing
and all hia.s 0t iai:s ing, luing SIiks,
"a vas, I'ain ''ulI nrS, t;C., excepting ir nrs
war. this Va INA rather too 'lght Of uustrnc.Iun.
H. li4t all t!If Ir going auNautaru-, though real in
tl .ly dAiH into sgnilicinrc wirurunpar ii
wIth the pf srtHOl uI -aIth, ing saving Of both
iaypr aHI vyr, unl layrs III up, raur Wuit stG,-
ing ant rn4b,td to perform his WORK, Occupying IA.
tunl p'siiIOd.
~ fnI l., by the Undersigned at their rnspe, tive
rSsilcn IS IN Wuupsb Gg, vino Will put the nla lnc in
opSIatIOh AMI gIEr all hsccssdry instru tIun.
ilENIN ZIrPlNGER,
DANIEL. W. ROBBINS.
Bloomsbury, May -, sCO.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05
PROCLAIM ATlON.
EXEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT.

Charleston, s. c.. Dee 24, Is6'.
By his Exec lency, Francis W. Pick $,
Governor aud ommander in Chief in
and over the State OF South Carolina
WHtREAs, The good people Of this
State, in Convention assembled, by an
Ordinance, unanimously adopted ana rat
ifed, on the Twentieth day of December,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty, repealed an
Ordinance of the people OF this state, a
dopted on the twenty third DAY of May,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
seven hundred and eighty eight and have
thereby dissolved the Union between the
State of South Carolina and other States,
under the name of the Uni ed States of
America:
l, therefore, as Governor and Commaa-
er in Chief, in and over the State of
South Carolina, by virtue of authority in
me vested, do hereby proclaim to the
world that this State is, as she has
right to be, separate, sovereign, free and
independent Sta'e; aud, a, such, has
right to levy war, conclude peace, nego.
tiate treatie>, leagues, or covenants, ard
to do all acts whatsoever that ri ghteuily
appcrtain to free and independent
State.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
State, at Charleston, this Twenty
fourth day of December, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty, and in the eighty fifth
year of the Sovereignty and Ind,pen-
dencc Of South Carolina.
| +. w PICKENs
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

Miss Emma Hardinge is lecturing in
Cincinnati on the "great social evil" and
advocates the establishment of large hor-
ticultural farm, on which reclaimed wo-
men should be employed. She wants $780,
900 for the purpose.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.

Ti'HE subscriber is now prepared with n1w Machinery
10 bIi stationary engines from . u l0J lNIs pow
cr upon thi latest improved plans aud "ill hnld 10
pr Ter double single portable engines from ~ 10 AZ
horse now r. Rugged upon carriages with Hoer gearing
and Pumps all cumplo and ready for action. Also a
cyner hn aud tubular boilers cast iron coal breakers
patented l-3, for sng gram ana cracking corn
and now ma lr ON large seal for breaking coal Heavy
mining Pumps and drt engines rugged complete Wlh
double acting forcing pumps all kinds Of mil gcarin!
and house casting made To order Line shailhgs WIN
any desired siZts OF pulrys huished Wlih hangers
Iron planning done say "a feet long all Kinds OF iron
turning avy press aud other screws turned WIN any
desired pitch ut thread. . it,. A., ~
The b ST Rough Iron thrcshing Machines that ever
come before the public cast Iron and wooden machines
made u order Lev power, chain tread power waue
to order Also taxi rIers for the following machinery
Harrs0n's latest patent grain mill 81 900 offered by me
Pat,nt. for lis cpua IL Will grind IN good hhe meal
rs bushels in onr hour Also bolts and elevators all ~
order also Rugsc's Patent Flower manufactured by G'
d. Harris * CO. III, most powerful lloweT now in use
with the least amount of power one ol Whlch VIII oc
put IN usa at the Foundry for eAhlhItlon All ~ tue
above will be warranted b. what they are sold i"r
ALsu-'Takg orders for Scns Patent Blacksnlth sun
ker, aud rights them III the counties oi ,uupld
Mont0ur, Nurhumbr Tland, Lyconlng' sullivan ana
CliutOn one Of which eau be seen az my sh''l ,,r,
LEWIS ii. MACS.
Bloc msburg Columbia co, March y, le5d
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05
GILL & PAUL,
General Commission Merchants,

Fish Provisions, Flour, huttcr, Cheese, uMs, Dned
Country Produce aud Merchandise
generally,
No. "a NORTH NHARvEs PHILADELPHIA
- Cousignments Of Provisions, Flour and Country
Produce solicited. aud returns promptly made 'ash
advanced when desired.
ORDERS tor all kinds Of Fish, Provisions, Flovr'
Dried FTuits. &c, hled OF tbs lowest Csth Piiess
August lssv--l9Ln
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

MANY of the ladies of Richmond now
wear the secession rosette in their bonncts,
while others show the Union oolors, red,
white and blve,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05
$1,000 A YEAR Ss sg
BROH3'S ESSENCE or JAMAICA GINGER.
FREDERICK BROWN,
AND DR. GG iST

North. Feast Corner Gf Chestnut aud Fyth Streets
PHILADELPHIA,
COLE manufacturer of Browns Essence Of Jamaica
- Ginger which is recognized aud prescribed by the
Medical Faculty aud has become the standard tdlIiy
Medicine OF the United States.
This Essence is a preparation Of unusual eIccllenc
Iu ordinary diarrlHa ncip'nt cholera IN short M al
cases of prustratIun of tl' digestive functions - Z"
iurstimabc value. During the prevalence Of epidemic
cholera aud complaints of childrrn II IS Prcu'
liarly eicacuus family, individual, or traveller
should be without it,
NOTICE.
To prevent this valuable Essence from being counter
G,trd a new steel engraving executed al great cost
will be found on the outside of tho wrapper m order Ia
guard the purchasers against being imposed upon by
worthless limitations of las. 1870 ...
Prrpnred only by FREDERICK BROWN, and for sale
t MS Drug and Chemical store n. Il. corner Of FINN
gud Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia. , =,
Also for sale by all respectable Druggists in the Uni
ted States,
March 10, lS6O-l2m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05

To find out the number Of children in a
street, commence beating bass drum.
70 find out the number Of idle men, start
u dog fight.