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SOLDIER TENTS.

SOLDhEkS TENTS.
FIVHB undersigned is prepared to furnish
Soldiers Tents
st the shortest notice.
ocers organising companies would do well to call and
me, at my Mattress Factory
D A COLE,
Lebanon Turnpike, mile Dom the pqHsD
Sp24-lR Nashville, IespeW@t
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.rTrNrIoN Young WEN.

NY young men wishing join mpany Will be welcome
~ the Feet Wing Headquarters Lincoln Hall,
South Cherry Street Meeting every night at ocloak
By order Of tie Captain. F. s. subway .s.
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veisr, and every other Indi-
throws him within The
siofs, fire, orc Hs;t sshouid
Extractor Is his best and only
and cheap, and should ever
In need. There are Thousands
to its marvellous virtue, who
muscles TO Its saving efficacy
thelsddiaQ disersss Cor wnica
EXTRACTOR 10 Q PPHvKk
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In Chancery at Gainesboro.

nRTSCILLA LEE Lafayette Lee, ct als-June Salee,
s6I-In this appearing 90 the CLERK and Master
from compsinants l. verified by AFFIDAVIT that the defend
ant James Lee 10 sdent Of the State OF Tennessee,
that the ordnay process OF be served upon him.
1t therefore ordered by that publication be for four
consecutive weeks in the Union AmcA newspaper pub
shed in the city Of Nashville requiring Id James Lee
appear before the Chancellor the ChsDcey Court Of Jack
county the house. the OF GAnesboro,
the second Monday August BeGi then and there
plead, demur eopan4nts BILL the will be taken
confessed, and set for hearing parte him.
WIN Bolts, Clerk aud Master,
BY Joel W. Settle, D. o. & N.
juRel2-w4tpr's feea3
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DR.. westervelt,

HONEOPATHIST AND WATER CURE,
RUIIedge Place, South end OF Front street
NASHVILLE, TENN.
References.
Dr.. IITTIE, Rev. WV. EEyD, wIrsox YsEExAx X u.
BaocKwIY, NJ. NJ BkYANT,
June -6m
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From PhiIndniphtn
From SC. LouiA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-the entire State loan
Sc. 900 600 fer the war has been taken at par.
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JOHN WHORLEY. 80 South Market St,
Nashville, Tenn.,--.2O, 900 Imported Has
Vanas--JUS7 RECEIVED FROM HA FANA.
Latest News from Oid Virginial
JOHN WHORLEY,
SO south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERAII0k.
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STILL AHEAD.
ShOesI ShoeSII

FARRAR DIsNUKEs & Co. are opening most beau
tful lot of Shoes Of all kinds, especially for Ladies
and Children Call on Them ladies, they are beauti-
full, and they sell them very low for the CASH.
rnarphll-tf.
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ATTENTION.

NEILlTARY BUTTONS, Gum Goats, Gum BIanksss Red
lvE Glue and Greg Wonlen Blankets, Military Swords
Navy Pistols and ether military goods to be had at
II Pr WERS,
South corner Of Market street and Public Square,
june8-1m Nashville, Tenn.
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= three cents cash for them The South paper-ve
want rags TO make t. We day and night and viii Sunday
~ m.yi EeITSsS1' W. 8. WHITMAN.
JAMES M'LAUGHLIN q CO.,
(sUcCxssoRs TO A. JEsxISs,)
CemmissIons Feed & Produce Merchants,
DEALERS IN
Hay, OATS, CORN, BRAN AND FEED STUFF,
no SOUTH MARKET STREET,
HAMS, HAMS.
1000 S. sugar SSsiS 'AnVa'd HAMS just '''i'
'' A JAMES MIAUaHLIs CO.,
may2q-H No. 8 Market street,
SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
ON 600 LBS Sides and Shoulders, just received
~ WV An JAMES n M'IAUGHLIN co.,
msyeo-H No. Market street.
LARD, LARD.
BARRELS and so Kegs prime leaf Lard just received
~ and ''r sale '' JAMES MLAUGHLIN CO.,
NAVY II No. Market street
FAMILY FLOUR.
nnn BAGS Extra Family Flour, superior White for sale
I'D ~ JAMES h'i1U e. s.;.: co.
FRESH MEAL.
O0 BAGS boittd and 1900 bags unbolted Meal,
HWB which we daily receive from mill for sale By
- JAS MCLAUGHLIN & co.
msy22-tf No. South Market streets
CORN, CORN.
900 BAGS Corn, for sale by
EOO JAMES M'LAUGHLIN e CO.,
may22-H No. Market street
HIRAM,
zoo BAGS Bran. for sale by
OOO JAMES M'LAUGFLIN & CO.,
nfy2e-a No. Market TARGET
SHIP STUFF.
zoo BAGS shcrts Ship Stun, for sale by
DN" JANIS MLhUGHLIN & CO.,
may22-u No. 8 Market street.
NOTICE.
TyRoM and this will sell Feed Produce
JAMES MLAUGHLIN CO.,
may22-u No. Market street.
Hungarian Grass Seeds,
200 SACKS Hungarian ars9, ss f9T ssls x m
Lard, Lard, Lard,
TUST received per Nashville, choice lot CT
al In 50 lbs kegs. For family use, for sale by
JAMES Mel ACGHLIN co.,
isna9-tf Ne Market strsst
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The HsehIniss, the Ira
yidual whose lot In life
chance Of accident from egplo-
bear in mind that this Magic
friend. II Is both portable
be his companion, IS Q friend
Of living witnesses 70 testify
owe their sound limbs and
The following are . few Of
pALLKY's MAGIOALPAIk
nTDRs
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RENT FREE.

RENT FREE.
have three small houses, five rooms each, which
will let to the families ofthose actually in service in
fighting L1SCOLN's hordes, free Of rent till the war
closes or till their return. L. POWERS,
eprl25 '6l No. "a Market street.
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YOuF Rags.
GEND THEM IN NOW, want them and will pay you
three cash for them. The South wants paper-ve
want rags We day and night, and viii Sunday
too If necessary If get the rags
mAyLrtwQw W. 8. WHITMAN.
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WnTWGE.

WHITE BEANS.
LOT Of choice Navy Beans in store and for sale BY
"a J0YNT & TREANoR.
iuns9G
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VNROM and after this date will sell Goods eDclusiSy
Cash. al my clerks have volunteered for the and
40 ans a ear J.w HORTON 90
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BANK NoTE AND ExonANoE LIST.
DAILY BIZ TEE MERCHANT BASK-sHArAED Co
Tennessee.

THE note. o, all Banks ouoteti At Usr are saDS.b
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Lard, Lard, Lard,
TUsT received per Nashville, choice lot CT Lar
al In 50 Lbs kegs. For family use, for sale by
JAMES Mel. AC0HLIN 4 co.,
ianqa-6 Ne. Market street
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FLOUR, MEAL AND GRAIN SACKS
TNTB will keep hand supply Of Sacks manufacture
wv byN B. Read, q Smyrna and prepared to take
ders for Flour Sacks printed in any desired style.
Api2l-dim ARMsTRAD & co.
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NOTICE.
LII persons having hors suitable for Cavalry service viii
N please offer Their Wednesday DSx the Fair Grounds,
WHEN the oer will receive and value giving
cses Of vaution The ties receiving certificates Will be
allowed forty cents day from date Of certificate.
F. N. McNAIKY,
may26 Captain Tennessee Rangers
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Hungarian Grass Seeds,
0nA SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for lsle by
e1NDU JAMES MLAUGHLIN 90
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

TO CURE THE BLoAT IN CATTLE
JOHN BAKER, of Bakers Corners, Lena
wee county, sends US his experience in Gu
ring choked or bloated cattle as follows
Take stick about the size of a large.sized
rolling pin, or about two inches in diane.
ter, and after fastening string at each
end, put it in the animals mouth, and tie
it with the strings around its head, so that
the stick will act like bit, and keep the
mouth open. In a very short time the
boat arising from eating too much wet CO.
yer will abate gradually and where the
choking arises from the potato or piece of
turnip, it will work itself either up or down
Wien the mouth is thus kept open.-IH,
cdigan Farmer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

DRYING RHUBARB.-Rhubarb dries
very well, and when we'll prepared, will
keep good for an indefinite period. The
stalks should be broken off while they are
crisp and tender and cut into pieces about
an inch in length hesc pieces should
then be strung on a thin twiue, ard hung
up to dry Rhubarb shrinks very much in
drying-more SO than any plant am ac
quainted with, and strongly resembling
pieces of soft wood When wanted for use
it should be soaked in water over night, and
the next day simmered over a slow fire.
None of Its properties appear to be lost in
drying, and and it is equally as good in
winter as any dried fruit. Very few va
ricties of rhubarb are suitable for drying,
as most of them contain too much woody
iber. The best variety of rhubarb for any
purpose is tbs Victoria, when grown in a
suitable situation. The Mammoth is
worthless owing to its fbrous nature, as
are also some other kinds Prairie Far
1ler.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

No BUGS IN LATE SowN PEAs.--Mr.
John II Smith of Wheatlaud, informs us
that he sOwed 81 acres of peas last year,
the first week in june, and they were en-
tirely unirjured by the bug. They were
sown on corn ground ALL but one acre
was sown without being ploughed-the
land being narrowed and cultivated in the
spring, and the peas gang-plowed in. The
peas on the acre that was plowed were best
The whole crop, however, averaged 80
bushels per acre. The variety was what
is known here as the Canada Crceper.'
The peas were off early enough to allow
me land to be sown in wheat in good sea-
son.-GeneSee Farmer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
Ayer'SSarSaparilla


"A eonpouho remedy, IN which We nave IA
bored 70 prouuSo 'ne most oileetual HitefHNVe
that can DC made: It's concentrated extract
oi ara Haisapali"a' SO cornpiicu WIN othcr
suS,anSes vi SUI. greulct aiteietlVS power as
10 upru al eiecIi'c ul'I"'c loT 'le uise'sus
'3u'S'porlha Is rePu'eo 10 cure, ~ " upl'eNeu
that such a remedy Is "aIteu oy those VINO
surfer rom S'rumous connPialhts' ana that ono
Wh!ch VIII accomplish tncr cure must prove
q, irncIS, service 10 'iiiI labu Gus " our
"''i'eteu It'ioW -Tl'iIV,is' iio" Vu'"PIcto! 'ilS
compound w'il Go II mas oeen proven oy eHpor1
lAicnt on on mary oI tuS WorSI c"'eS 10 oS ioui'u
OF the following complmhtS'-
:, ocRoFuhA AND D'' ooNolO LoUS I NoNTLAlNls' ,I'
nRurtioNS AND ENu 1--WE NV. US DIs'AsL7' Tloh"s'
NPhbS, bLoFChhH, loNo"S, DALI nHI, W.
nOALD llEAp' ohrllt'l5 i AND 01rllllltlC AZ
fEcrioNS' MLNquliAh Gu ''SLASL, bHolSl' ~ ,
fAhalN OK nc Dou 10y ''hoN '' nLhllIIl' =, rs vs.
FEisA AND lNDloLSIloN' ENfSPEhNS' uoSH
on o. ANrh2NY III, '.'1 llu'yu .ho Mnoic
ciies oI complaints "iiSlh6 rum AN'O OHiIi w
TIE nhoop'
ms compound VIII ne Iouliu u Sreat pro-
mot'r oi heaili' When taken III 'n' spIt' 70
SSNSP'i tIlG loul huIhor, Wilc" IsluI I, III tile
oIo'u Il, !"a' season ol inc year II! u" ,'!'c-
~ tNpN'-W' oI I'e"4 H."'! tI"NI,a "'"'"''
"t' 'Wc' III ''c p"u' 'it''""'1 V"'t ny
.,'i 'It vi 'I'' 'Vi't'S' Si'"S ,I' @ IIoii
'he en'tr"l. ~, !"i l'.Ws'o"' "'.u "lVeI"uS
sc.e. uH"NSA N"e'! 'hs Si'tIh WIN StrNc 70
rlo rlo lJ'.i oi e,Hup.ioH = NoI "S,,s'tn R 10 Go
,l'' w. ". '',s y
by an W,'a,l'e m'u.'ihp. N,eal'Se OUT 'he
Niuot'N n.'"" |h,H''.. lou I'M" l'' ihP'.,il'rs
bursting lp',hH l'e aNiu III Pllniio', c!uh'"IS'
OF sore cleai'c II Whe,l you hhu IL Is on
sl,"'t'u anH siusSlh IN inc Neirs clco,Sc ~
"hlAeV'F 1t - i"', anu YOU l..lll,ss WI yen Yen
you M"'"' i'tl "4CIe no P1I'cul"l "',",uCr
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

CLEANING CELLARs.-As this is the
season when people are cleaning their eel
lars, yards, and sink holes, it may not be
out of place to remind them that the nox-
ious vapours which arise can be destroyed
by sprink ing their cellars with coppcras
water, made by dissolving one pound of
coperas in pail Of warm water, and the
link hole can be rendered innoxious by
covering with pulverized charcoal.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

WHIPPING OXEN.-Thoughtlcss men
VIII whip, whip, whip They do it from
a habit-a very bad habit and we find it
cilicult to correct the habit. We are try
ing to teach our hired men better manners
than to put on the whip before giving an
imitation to the brute animals "to 90 on"
We have oxen that will "go' as soon as
they are invited without the en-
dorsement of the whip. Yet we find it a
difficult matter to control the whip, 1t is
surely savage practice to apply the lash
before inviting the animals to move by
the proper words.-.Nass Plowman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
Life Pills and Phoenix B.,tsrs.

Tn Ifi Pills AMI Phoenix Bit'rs are, perhaps the
best remedy for storing strength to tn body for, they
gentle ca artaagtC and 10y their tonic qualitI
strengthen tIia whole system
NJ flats Lift Fills. Persons Of pctIuric habit who
are saL,u to fits hsuja,h,, Eidd!ncss, GImness OF
sight, drow .nes from ton great flow Vi UoOd u
tee head, should take ll-' Fills frequently.
ADVICE 10 FEMALES. Fema s who value their
health should never be without the lIie Medicines
they purify thr blood remove ubrtue'iou-, and give the
skin baauttl, clear, healthy and blooming appear.
ance,
10 Elderly Pcrsons--NIany healthy aged indyiuals
it n rule TO take tham two 0r three times week, by
which they remove the thai produces dis usi,
preserve their health, and Keep OF the nirmiiias of
age.
Facts for Mothers and Nurscs-lt II is fact, estal.
lished hy the annual bliss Of mortality, that one af Of
.hc CiIlyru borne Cnt off before attaining seven
years of age and tho fnti OF this mortality Is
found 10 exist in that foul Of The stomach aud
bowels which produced tIe generation OF worms AS
the SAT- reatorer of lanile health IA this critical tate
the lfc Medicines have long h'G UisIinguI, he'd gepu.
tatiJn au OI iOulnrss Of the stomach aud bowels and
runvulslOns although worms may not exist 1t is aJwcd
to be superior to any other.
Mudus Pin. ani Bittors.- No medicines at present
known have done 20 much good t1 mankind us the So,
within the last few years aud certainly none have
LHen rewarded with more numerous aud auth mite tcs
umonials of their invariabe and extensive efficacy,
They require nn dieting nor confinement, are perfectly
mild aud pleasant IN their operation but will power
fully restore healt that greatest Of earthly blessings
10 the most exhausted and d apidatcd constitutions
Prepared by
DR.. WA B. MoFFAT,
33j Broadway, New York.
And for sale by all. Druggists apI3.Gl w.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

To CLEAN TAINTED BARRELs.- The
best Method for cleaning tainted barrels, is
TO pat one peck of charcoal and one tea.
eap Of saleratus into each, fll them up with
boiling water, cover tight and let them
l.su3 until cod.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
bloomsbury, April II, 1860 -6m.
I IFE OR DE A T II.

4 IFE OR D Il A T II.
THE subscribers take pleasure in announcing that
they now prepared TO mail free to those who wish
it copy of important little work, by the late DR..
Brampton entitled Tile hrdlid: .Hcdcai CoRfdant,"
publ he'd for the benefit and warning to young
ana persons who suffer from NerrcHs Dojiiity Pre-
Decay &c. &C. supplying the Of self
Tn reader IL irresstiby led to compare useful life
with ignnble death.
Reudcr lose u moment, but send your address for
copy oflhis little work Address the Publishers,
DR.. JOHN q. OGDEN & CO.,
"a & G6 John ST. New York.
April 81 IgGl-3m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
lANpR HIS
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 81 D. 23, SOH'h StqM street, near
HE MaLe II LLSe

4'OS. ~ g Sd, oOtbIB StItH street, near
the State II uSe
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA
ZEN foorS of this spGc1us building erected cNnrcssy
Tor the prOprict0r trade stored with seeds and
implements ui interest to farmers and gardeners
SIXTY YEARS EsTABLsHED.-Ihe subscribers desire 10
call tha attention, of every one Interested in farming
aW gardening to "a r wcl selected stock uf Agrcutu
raj Tools
HarrdHted Garden and Eowcr SEEDS Grass and Ey,ld
Seeds Of the most reidjio qRqlitg.
The Agricultural Implements sold BY MS are mostly
mlhulactlrcd al our steam works Bristol Pa.
Having hieI up our establishment without regard TO
expense with the most complete machienrrv for the
manufacture Of various kinds Of agricultural murmcnts
are now prepared to supply al articles in ths line
uy elua NOT superior 10 anything of the kind ever
before offered to the public.
lundrrtns warranted Garden Seeds have been before
he pubic Tor upwards OF sixty years. their wide sprpnI
poPuay ana The increasing demand from vear 10 yppr
are the best evcidcnces Of their superiority over nil
others. '"' WV "'
Country merchants can be supplied with seeds in pa.
pefs or IN hulk. on the most liberal terms
bnnmslgr near Bristol Pa, our garden seed prnupds
couttns Ihr.e hundred and seventy acres ana i Ina
largest establishment OF lis kind in the world
u. LANDRETI & son,
Nos. 81 & % SouaSifth STRAIT PlTga,igbio
r. Landrclh's Rural Register and Almanac tSr IsGO
containing fatn, Garden aud Green House Calnndnr
lur every month m the year. be had traits lpOn
sonal ur posi- paid application. i' ~
January u, lsO0-y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BITTERS.

rboso Medicines have now been before tse public ioi
pctod Of 20 years, and during that time have main
taInc1 n high character in almost every patl oi th
nubc for tn extraordinary curative properties WHIT
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
AarltnlLurc.

FooD OF Cows AFTER CALvING Its
customary with many farmers to feed cows
Immediately after calving, with warm slops
"A pail of bran or meal and warm water,
well salted--and better diet is commenced
at once in order to get as much milk as
possible. This is objected to by some as
contrary to nature, and very likely to in
duce caked bag and milk fever; also, that
the COW should have rest and quiet 1t is
IN error to suppose that tasking the ston.
ach after the fatigue of parturtion can be
otherwis than hurtful. A drink of water
and little dry hay Is enough for the first
day, and she should have nothing better
than the best hay for three or four days
until all inAamitory symptoms arc past.
APPLYING MANURE TO THE Corn -
The transaction of the Nantucket Mass.
Agricultural Society for 1860, contains the
result of an experiment by L. W. Gard
ner, in regard to the best manner of ap
plying manure to corn. Ths plat without
manure yielded at the rate of II bushels
per acre mannre spread on top 3s bushels
manure cultivated ia, AS bushels manure
ploughed in four inches deep, 65 bushels
and manure ploughed in eight inches deep
60 bushels per acre, Tha experiment.
were on too small a scale { las feet square,
to be entirely satisfactory, The whole
land had been manured the year previous
with six cords of good barn cellar manure
per acre.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
Mnffnt's Life Pills.

Monts Life Pills indebted for their name TO thelI
mnnf.st and sensible action in purifying the springs
nnJ channris of life aud ehSuing thsm with renewed
- rIy nart IN their history they had rscucd sufferers
from Inc very verge of untmoy grave perfectly Sc
curing TO them that uniform enjoyment oi health WIN
o,t which life itself " bat partial Dressing 20 great
indeed had their cirHCy Invariably proved, tAht " was
scarcely less than miraculous to th0so VINO were uhac
quainrd with tho beautiful philusophSai plihcipiG,s
,non witch th,y were compounded, and upon winch
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
I'jI MoFFIT"S PHGMx BITTERS.

NtoGt,s phocniy Bittcrs are SO called, because they
possess IN mower of restoring the expiring enbers ol
health ti goWtng viRor throughout tle constitutions
as the Phoenix is said To bc restored 10 ie ruh uu
n hes of its own dissolutiom
,iercurial Dseas,s.-There is probably no one article
r,sed surb widc.ruread and terrible mischief 10 the
b nnu system as mercury. Its poison sinks deep int,
ths system penetrating the substance OF the bones ana
nr,iiriup long train of painful dis asses. II IS welt
known that many affections u t1 throat t TIE bones,
of The nose and -nt sores, which have ceen at
trbutpd To syphs are uttcn caused by the iludi.
cinus use of mercury that the remedy has proved
vursr than Ia. disease.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
Tbose taboring Under

,lckncss can nt once relieve themselves from tue thou
.nut maladics that flesh is heir TO, II they WIZ nny
which beat assists her ia her operations That nest
cnr Is thu Vegetable Life Medicines of Dr. MoffAr
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE
STO X f.
NV WAGON SHOP.

Main street 0boue the Forks HohL
'EllE undersigned, having removed from Espytown to
] bloomsbury, respectfully Informs his friends and
customers, that he has opened u new shop, Main
Street Bloomsbarg above the Forks Hotel, where he
will conduct the
WAGON .H9KING BUSINESS,
In all its various departments and extensive
scale than heretofore.
Buggies, Spring Wagons sulkies Light Wagons and
all kinds Of vehicles, made to order, short notice and
fair terms. Also iloPPER and FARM WHEEL BARRows
made to order.
~ REPARiEG Of all kinds, including Heavy Wagons
promptly and cheuply executed.
JACOB s. EVANS.
slIiIrr Anil I'M
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
TnE HYpOPNosPHITEs,

"Tho CURE Of CONSUMPTION, even In the
Second aud Third stngea lat period, therefore,
when there can he no doubt to the nature OF
the DIscaae) il the RULE, white DEATH Is TIE
EXCEPTION" "I KNOW" says DIR. c.
"that they will prove not only SURE REM.
TDY In CONSUMPTION ns Quinine ia In Inter-
mlttent Fever, but also ns cffcctunl n PREsEE-
VATIVE rs Vaccination In Small Pox."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

The Life Pills and Phoenix BittcIs have always been
sipnay successful ia this class of diseases, aud VIII
prndicac all the effects OF mercury FROM tAe system,
sooner than the most powerful preparations of sarsn
paa They aid nature IN casting from the system All
MOI sunOus matter, aud by thus purhg the vital huius'
In, restore til. sy tenn to health
Bilious Cumplants.-A well regulated ana propor'
tionate quantity of bile upon the stomach is always re-
for the promotion of sound hral-it stimulates
digrstun aud keeps the intestinal canal free from all
distractions On the interior surface OF the liver is a
nrcunr bladder in which the bile is first preserved,
being formed by the liver from tho blood Thence it
masses into th stomach and lhtesnes ana regulates
Tho dprsl ION Thus we see when TIA re Is deficiency
of bile the body is constantly custc. On lht other
hand nm over abundance Of bile causes frequent nausts
on the stomach ANA often pruhn'ts very severe ddcH
nf MI sunsus MlIirh sllnrlImL.s oMI N achth.