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Il Paiss We acknowledge the receipt Of
s7s5S-Iis box Of most excellent chewing tobacco,
manufactured BY William Z. Campbell, ESQ, of
Virginia, and sent to Us through Messrs.
sarEon al Work This is the genuine Old Virginia
sehasco, and Mr. Campbell will accept ouI thanks
sfsr ms welcome present.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
AS AN ARTICLE OF COAL OH. basey adulteraed with
Camphepe, other fluids Of similar nature this
city rs PURE COAL OIL and US the article only
hut being entirely devoid of the exceenccs PURE
COAL OIL is calculated to bring Coal Oil into irepute
DUTY 10 THE PUBLIC well as the protection our own
interests conpels to caution all against
away their money and endangerng their lives by its
GENUINE COAL OIL, guaranteed perfectly pure can be
obtained At No. bCHARTREH STREET. fe25 2p'f
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Rg-HerrinS's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar SAFES Nos 81 and 81 Iayier street, New Or
leans. DC 2utf
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AsflsstY1E SALE or y AhI,sy AXE The attention
'gs sz mines md Planters directed 10 tle advertise
assE Qt ff A TIL So ~ margarine street, appealing
smother cclpna and well assorted stock
VIII be sola N today she
"a nass liberal character. Sec nd siisenent
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Opening

SPRING DRY GOODS
U. LARoUssINI & CO.'S,
STREET.
undersigned respectfully call the attention of their
of the public in general to their and varied
stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS,
just received by late arrivals from Europe and tho North
prns of the richest and best Nssotnoents in theety
In order to speedy SALE these goods will be 7ered
AUCTION PRICEs! "
The following of the many goods which we have
on hand, viz:
Printed ORGANIZES colors- at &c.
:. JACONETs-at 10 and l21Sc.
=. BRTLLrANTINEs-h'g colors-at l5c.
4-iFrepch CALIcoEs- fast colors-at l5c
Broche TRAVIATA-ncw styIe-at 25c.
Scotch GINGHAMs-at l2l5c
Rich Barege EOBEs-New style.
Rich Organdy and Jaconet ROREs-New STYLES.
Printed Linen CAMBRICS and LAWNS
Jaconct and Muslin French and English BANDS
Insertings and Edgings.
NaencenneS
Embroidered Jaconet COLLARS and SLEEVES.
:, Linen :. =.
Muslin =. ..
White and Colored Dfmy SETS.
Embroidered Linen Cambria lIANDkERCHIEEs
Hcmstitched and Plain Linen Conbrc >.
Bridal Wells.
Black Lace Wells.
valenciennes Point d. Alencon and Applique SETS.
Maltese COLLARS and SETS.
Tule BERTHAs.
Black Grape ard Gnipure COLLARS
=. =. COLLARS and SLEEVES
File MITES, GLOVES and GAUNTLETs.
Ltsle Thread E. for Ladies' and Misses.
Real and Imitation Black Lace SHAWI.S.
Grenadne and Bnrege STIAWLs
Lisle Thread, Silk and Cotton HOSIERY
All qualities and sizes
Linen Huck and Damask Towels and Table Cloths.
Piano and Table COVERS.
Linen for sIlIRTTEG-All qualities and price8
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Assaa notice appearing elsewhAfe, twill
sssss tat the asaer of large laek nss oaa asHay
ss hs property upon application and payment chalgs.
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S. N. ODY,
Ar THE
Corner of Canal and Royal streets,
Having immense stock hand, and large invoices to
arrive during the week, replete with
sEASONABLE SPRING GOODS,
Oilers his friends md customers
ALI HIS CELEBRATED SHIRTS
uNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY,
GLOVES AND CRAVATS,
SILK AND LINEN POCKET uDKFs.,
sUSpENDERS,
SHIRT BOsOMs
SHIRT COLLARs,l
49,. DRESSING ROBES.
UMBRELLAS,
LADIES' GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
BOYS SHIRTS, HOSIERY.
gloves AND CRAyATs
And every Gsse suitable for the Toilet at the same
GRsAT BARGAINS
Ashereofore
The inducements purchGSs Immediately all articles re-
qcd for Spring Summer wc thereby the choice
of assortment aud saving eao Tsseni are too see7
dent to need
" Get your shirts Mt 1Iopdy4s
Where the tariff will not be levied upon 'Sy2F
F.Ur Dr4F
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The Fire Depar ment of New Orleans with those invited to
in the celebration of their Twenty Fourth Anniversary
will assemble o'clock 4. NJ. OH MONDAY March 1851
in The following order:
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MI 2p3t
Notice.

The par nershp heretofore exiting between the undersigned
and the late j. c. MORGAN, under the style j. O. NOR
GAN CO.. is dissolved by limitation The lame of The firm
will be nSed in liquidation only.
Persons indebted the firm. 10 J. c. MORGAN ndvidI-
ally, will make payment to Messrs STEVENS & SEYMOUR
agents for tho heirs Of j. C. Morgan.
fe27 2l3# GEO. ELLIS
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.UaysUtfte Goat OIL COMPANY,

NASHVILLE, KY.
Mr. H c. COVERT No. ChsTtrss street, s the SOLE AU-
THoRIzED AGENT for the sale our Oil in tina City of
New Orleans.
NASHVILLE COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
B. C. LAREW, Secretary
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Na- IKSo Gsrarasae and Washington CORES
ID aEasAeEages e1c., ON sixth pnge.
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So0ts, Shoes aae1 Agogasas,
AT WHoLEsALR,

Plantations supplied with prime Dltchjng ROOTS Rns.a.
7FoGANsi Wool aezcan Palm Leaf, Straw Campeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST 4 CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New orleau.
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Macy Pistols /!

Starts Patent selfCoekiug and HarTrigeer Revolving
PISF0Ls-Six Shooters. For sale by
o. s. JENNINGS,
Eel Zpim 20 Camp street,
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sHeTch07sss' Hotel,
RATEs or BOARD:
.Detea.'s W.osssed sto.e

CANAL STREET, NEAR DAUPHINE.
Just received from Europe assortment Of
Embroidery Chenille Zephyr Worsed and all articles for La
dies work. which va offer AZ Wholesale aud re all
..eo,,e REMAIN d CO.,
ISn.l aa...
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VOLUNTEER Steam Engine Company No. H.
Home Hdt}K-qnd Ladder Co. No. /, ofrJeaerstp City.
Pelican Engine Company iSb. I, 81 Algiqrs.
Washington Hook and Ladder Co. No. l. of Alters.
Pioneer Engine Con pany No l. of Jefferson City.
Brooklyn Engine Company No q of Algiers.
David Crockett Engiue Company No. l. of Gretna.
Independence Engine Co. No . of Jefferson City
Carroliton Engne Company No ], of Cs,roltou
Mneburg Engnc Company No. of Mtlneburg
Tho above Companies will The Fist Division which
will form on the south of Canal street head resting on
o.
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1aoe,.tas- Esosss.tIs .a,e,sigergaa.v

-or THE
F7IRE DEP-A-RT'N1FlNT-
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THIS pRMsspaNrTaI. YI.Eslr.

The telegraph, the other day reported that the
Northern President had secretly left Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, at the dead hour of night, and
Travelled through to Washington City, acognifo.
The story was so improbable-t exhibited the
President elect in such an unfayorable highland
The whole circumstance was such discreditable
one in every point of view, that many people re-
fused to believe it at ALL Subsequent intelligence,
however, confirms the report; and the following
account Of It from the special correspondent of the
New York Times, Black Republican paper, will
be read with mingled feelings Of amusement and
disgust
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Instant ReEief!

RIeSTW1at RSeEteF!
All mortality is subject to acciden-broken or cut limbs
spains bruises wounds The effects of accident Again.
others the recipients OF disease the shape Piles Rhe
maSm ScrouIa AID cutaeou disorders of different types To
get instant relief from ull these, use
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The extraordinary powers of this alve have reached the
farthest end of he globe.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
n and l6l Chartres street.
Sole Agents for the South whom orders should
be- addressed. fe25 2p3teod<W
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rRIDAY MORNING, MARCH j, 1851,

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY
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axEICEaL JOURNAL OF TIKI
a q n; w rErFTIoN q II IoUTsIssA AS.
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Lasasusnt Bache Co. sell At 10 o'clock q % Char,
sS tasss ssraet, hats SHIRTS, clothing, ETC.
G Masphy sels Ill O'Clock on the Leyee neal q ~.
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Free Trade Shirts.
1spoRTANT NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.

The New Tariff
Going into effect the 4h March, imposes duty of "a
pey cent all Dry Goods, Clothing Genemen's Furnishing
Goods etc, imported after that time.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-08

ssy- Tho sovcrcigns of England arc thus
placed in poetical array, for the conven-
ienco and more easy recollection of young
students of history; but there are many
older persons who will be pleased to have
in some a available form, and in chrono-
logical order, tho sovereigns of Eng
land.
First, William the Norman then William his son.
Henry, stephen, md Henry then Richard and John
Next Henry the Third Edwards one, two, ana three,
And again after Richard, three IIenrics we
Two Edwards, third Richard, if rightly guess;
Two Hcnres Sixth Edward, Queen Mary, Queen
Bess;
Then jamie the scotchman, then Charles whom they
slew
Yet received after Cromwell, another Charles too,
Next James the Second assembled the throne;
THEN good William aud Mary together came on;
Till Anne. Georges, four, and fourth William all past
God seat us Nicturia-may she long be the lastl'
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SHERIFF's SALE.

pY virtue of writ of Teri FttCSaS to
kD me directed, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Columbia County, Pennsylvania will be eN-
posed to public sale, at the Court House, IN Bloomsbury
O.N SATURDAY, THE 18TH DaY or JUNE, 1861,
At o'clock in the afternoon all that certain L o I
G. r UN D, situate in Iron Street, in the of
Bloomsbury bloom township, Columbia County, penn'a
bounded and described us follows Fronting Iron
Street aforesaid twenyseven and half feet, bounded
the South by lot of Michael nydcr one hundred and
siXty-hVe feet TO an Alley twelve feet wide the right
to aud passing over is one of the privileges and appur
enanCes of this lot thence along said Alley twenty
seven feet and half, to lot owned by Jacob Stincr
thence along said lot one hundred and sixty three feet
four inches to Iron Street the place Of beginning, con-
tanning Eighteen Pcrchcs, be the same less
(and the right OF Alley numed atoeslid.) On which is
erected "a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, arranged for
two families, one.ha of which is the lot be sold
the other half belonging TO the adjoining lot half Of
the well and pump, and out buildings lot described
with the appurenances
Seized taken in execution aud to be sold the prop.
crty of John Stiner.
JOHN SNYDER Sheriff.
SHERtFFs OFFICE,
Blooms burg NAV 15. lSGI
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE o, 1861.

BS~ Tomorrow is the second Sunday
after Trinity,
Napoleon was cxcomnnnicatcd by the
Pope, June 10, 1900.
The Philosopher Copernicus died IL
June 1913.
Saint Barnabas' day.
Martin Luther cxcommunicatcd June
ID, 1920
Baltic of Marcngo fought, juno Ia,
1900.
Arkansas admitted into the Union as a
State, June Is, 1886.
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Letter from the Junior Editor
PHILADELPHIA,
Thursday afternoon,
May 80, 1861.

May 80, 1861.
The Episcopal Diocesan Convention as
scmbled in Saint Andrews Church on
Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock. The Rt
Rev. Bishop Potter, presided; Assistant
Bishop Bowman sitting on the left of the
chancel. The attendance of clergy is pref
ty full. Tho lay attendance is not so large,
sometimes no representation, seldom more
than one, except in the immediate neigh
borhood. On Tuesday evening the Con-
vention visited the Academy of Fine Arts,
being open for its 3sth annual exhibition.
1t is the most agreeable place to spend an
afternoon in all Philadelphia. 1t is open
also till ten o'clock in the evening.
Rev. Mr.. Miles, of Wilkes Barre,
preached the Convention Sermon on We'd
nesday, In the evening we had Dioccs
an Missionary Meeting. Addresses were
made by Bishop Bowman, and several
clergymen and laymen. I will not at.
tempt to give even synopsis of the say
ings and doings of the Convention Those
who are more especially interested in them
will find them reported in full in the church
papers. The whole sitting was very pleas
ant and agreeable, and the most kindly
and christian feeling prevailed The
Convention adjourned about two o'clock
p NJ. Of Thursday, after singing the glo-
ria in ercelStS.
It's impossible to give you any reliable
news, on the exciting question of the day,
What We get here one hour by telegraph
is contradictcd the next and [ am fully
pursuadcd that most of the sensation dis.
patches are got up by the newspapers for
their individual benefit. There can be no
doubt Of the fact, for those at the scat of
action, could not send kilograms destitute
of one particle of truth.
The resignation of the Attorney Gene.
raj Puryiance is creating quite Il talk in
political circles and the Philadelphia In
quirer, is commencing itself TO the conf
denco of all honest men, by exposing the
most shameful corruption and rascality Of
the present State administration. Sec
the paper of Monday and Tuesday last -
No wonder Mr.. Puryiance could no longer
with any self respect, remain member OF
it. He had the reputation of an honest
man, and he has not forfeited it.
Amid all the no-party cry of the Ad-
ministration papers, the announcement ol
dozen or fifteen new postmasters is made
We were told that no removals would be
made except for cause; but for these nc
cause is assigned, except that the incum-
+ bents were democrats. do not complain
of this, nor so far as know do they, cx-
cept that the no-party programc having
been laid down by tho administration pa
pers themselves, they at least ought tc
stand by it.
Philadelphia was never so dull<-"TC
. LET" stares at you from every other win
low, and is placarded on perhaps most o
!. he doors of the business houses. Goods
D. Judging from the tickets pinned fast t.
Them, are very cheap; but money is yer,
y lear, and exchanges are few, and only 70
70 aecessaries.
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UNION GOODS .RND INSIGNIA,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
General Depot, u Ann ST., New York.

ENVELOPES with new and splendid devices at the
IL lowest rates.
IL quality (Nhitc) per thousand 5000
lst Light Buff 500
I'd AIS
Name and Business Card printed on them il required
single package of splendid envelopes sent postpaid
for 90 cents
$50 splendid envelopes postpaid for S10O.
Union Paper, extra quality at $3.50 per Rcam. One
quira sent post paid for 25 cents
Union Badges and Rosettos, elegantly made up at TO-
lj 90 rj and 30cents each Liberal discount when
dered by the quantity.
Portrait of Major Anderson, 2j cents
The Young Continental, % cents. character of 7G
The Star spangled Banner, % cents. heart stirring
design.
Bombarment of sumpcr 2j cents A splendid colorcd
engraving
Massachusetts 9Th Regiment and the Baltimore Mob,
- cents. splendid colorod engraving giving
rect idea of the terrible transaction.
Scnt postage paid, on receipt # price.
HARDEE'S TACTICS, for Recruits and Volunteers,
being complete manual Of all military tactics and
regulations and before published complete and
cheap sent postpaid for 25 cents cac Liberal discount
when ordered by the dozen.
All information concerning Union Goods, &c, &c,
sent application
UT'AGESTs WANTEp.,F1
Address all orders and commune ations to
l.. j. NOIGT & co,
No. ~ Ann Street
May %, lSGl New YORK
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-08
JHFt, DAVIS WILL HEAD THE
TROOPS AT IIARPER'S FERRY :.

WASHINGTON, June 5.
High official authority assures us that
'ef, Davis anticipates the first sanguinary
conflict to be at Harper's Ferry. We ara
informed that he Will head the troops in
person. l an no prophet, but will say if
he Is there at contest, he will be made
prisoner or fall in the field.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-08
's'O CON S U MP TIV ELS.

d
The subscriber will chcerfully send frce of charge) to
all who desire it, the copy IF SIMPLE RECIPE by which
he was cured of that DIRE disease Consumpti
Sufferers with CONsrMrrON, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, or
any lung affection he sincerely hopes will try this Re.
cipe, well satisfied iftlcy do so they will be more than
satisfied with the result Thankful for his own complete
restoration, he is anxious to place i'll the hands every
sufferer the means of Those wishing the recipc
it'll full directions, &c will peuse call address
Rev. WM 5. ALLEN
No. &C John Street, New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-08

VICTORY IN WESTERN VIRGIN
IA-ROUTE OF 1000 REBELS.
CINCINNATI, June q

CINCINNATI, June 3.
Two columns of troops from Gen.
MClollan's command, by Col. Kolley,
consisting Of the First Virginia Volunteers,
and the other commanded by Col. Crit
enden, and consisting of the Indiana Vol
un'ccrs, left Grafton early last night, and
after marching the entire night through
drenching rain, surprised camp Of rebels
1000 strong at Philippa, Va, routed them
completely, killing fifteen and captureing a
large amount of arms, horses, ammunition,
provisions and camp equipage. The sur
prise was complete, and at last advices the
United States troops were in hot pursuit
Of fthe rebels. Probably many prisoners
will be taken.
Col. Kelley was mortally wounded but
will survive. Several of the United
states troops wero slightly wounded.
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LIST OF DEALERS.

OF Goods, Wares and Merchandise &C., and Distillcrs
~ Brewers Batting tlouso Keepers, within the county
Of Columbia returned and classified In accordance with
the several acts Of Assembly by the Appraiser Of Mer
contile TaNes Of said county as follows, TO wit:
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y Il II L N o II o Y Il L.
MAN HO D..

now LOST now RESTORED.
lust Published, in a sealed envelope, the nature,
% treatment and radical cure of Spermaorrhoca, or
seminal Weakness, Sexual Rcbility, nervousness and
involuntary emissions inducing ImpOtency and Mental
and physical incapauity,
By ROBf. j. CULVERWEJL, MD,
Author of the "Green Book" &c.
The Wurld-rCnowned author, in this admirable Lee
tlrr, clearly proves from his own experience that the
awful consequences Of Sclfabusc may b. eectually
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations, bOugies, instruments rings cordlals,
pointing out mode Of cure at once certain and etcctu-
al, by which every sufferer, no matter what his cond
tOn may be, may himself cheaply, privately aud
radically. This lecture will prove boon to thousands
aud thOusan ds.
sent under seal, in plain envelope TO any address,
post paid on the reccp of the two postage stamps by
addressing DIR, Gil. J. KLINE, I27 BoWeTy, n Y,
ap4O 'Gl l2m Post Office bOXi So 6
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STOVE AND TIN-WARE SHOP.

Ia THE Undersigned would inform the citizens Of
~ Doomsburg and vicinity, that he has lust re.
I'm eived and offers for sale of the most extensive
- assortments of COOKING and FANCY STOVES
yer introduced into this market The Christopher 90.
mbus, James RObb aud Globe are among the first elias
ookng stoves,a of which are alright and gas burne r.
is PaIur stoves are handsome and The assortment va
ed ALSO-Pariicular attention is paid to Tin.Warc
hu House Sboutlng, upon short netice. All kinds of
pairing will be done with neaIness and despatch -
= Country produce taken in exchange for work
PlllLlP 5. MOVER.
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M A II r I A G e S

In Espy, OH the % ult., by the Rev. j. NJ Salmon, Mr.
j. +. SALMON Of Hazlcton, Luzcrnc county, Pa, and
brother of the officiating ccrgymcn to Miss SUE daugh
ter Of Mr. Cyrus BartOn of the former place
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-08
d e A T H S.

In Centre town hip, Columbia county, on Friday, the
3ls OF May 1851 Of nropsey, Mr.. JACon IAGENBuC
cstinahle citizen in the 9th year of his age.
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Ncru Aouertts
- --l---- ---------- :
House & Lot for Sale.

THE undersigned offers to sell private sale his
l Dwelling House, with the Lot ground upon which it
is located, Including all the outbndings aud improve
Said property consists of full town lot, whcreon
is erected Two story irick House, and Kitchen,
with the requisite out buildings, all of which good
condition locate on Centre Street few doors below
Third street, Hloomsburg. Price very moderate and
ter reasonable.
ANDREW s. CRossLEY.
Bloomsbury, June g lsGl.-1m.
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EYER,s GROVE MrLLs,

THE undersigned, respectfully nfhrms his friends and
the public generally that he has just completed his
New Mill, on Little Fislingcr' ck in Greenwood
ship Columbia county, and having engaged OF the
best Practical hCrS in the country, is prepared
TO execute any business in his line promptly and Salts.
factnry. The building is large double Brick Mill,
constructed in the modern style and employs four
run OF Burrs. Strict attention vii be given the bust
and no pains spared to render general sutisacon
JACOB EYER.
Eycr's Grove, June, ?, lS6l-lmt
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NEW GOODS for Spring of 1861 Just
~ received at HARTMANS.
IT you want bargains call at the cheap
A corner Of HARTMANs
nRESS goods, Silks, Calicoes, Shawls,
~ aud all kinds OF dry goods lor sale yhsarcr than
usual II uARrMAEs
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-08
DIRECTIONS FOR USING
COLBERT'S BALM IN GILEAD.

For Toothache apply it the face and gums Of tho
tooth afflicted pressing hand upon the face repeat If
not cured In extreme cases, wet cotton with the balm
aud cover the tooth and gums. For Headache, bathc the
temples and apply TO the nose and take from ten to
thirty drops in hafu tunblcr of water swectCnCd.
For Group and Sore Throat, take from ten TO thirty
drops internally, in swCctcned warm water
bathc the throat freely ana bind on a flannel. For
Headache, rheumatism Neuralgia, Lame Back or Side
internally
For Burns mix part Balm in Gilead and two OF
water and -four, to make paste, cover the burn with
the same For Choc, take from ten to forty drops in
hot water; hathe the bowels and apply wet tiannsls-
IN the above the smaller dose is fer Children and the
Colbers Balm in Gilead is harmless. COlbert's Balm
in GIcad gives satisfaction.
Those who have used Balm in Gilead will not be with
out it, Agents wanted. For terms, address
L. 5. COLBERT & CO.,
No l13 South Fourth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
NB. Orders sent by Express to any part ofthc Uni
ted states at the shortest notice
May 1, lcGl.-6m.