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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-03-22

Melting that IS not mhnIesome. g,-,s.
and restorative in ~ nature enters inn. tf-
composition AZ iiOSTETTEH'S STOMACH
BiTIERS. This popular preparatic4 feg
tains no mineral Of any kind, no de2slr
botanical element; 40 fiery excitaut. hui,
Is a combination of the extracts of rare bal
saniic herbs and plants with the puIest and
miidest of al diffusive stimulants
l: is we'll to be forearmed' against disease
and, So far as the human system can he
protected by human means against maiadie,
CDgendered ny an unwholesome atmosphere.
impure water and other external causes
HOSTETIER'S BIITERS may be relied
Ola as a safeguard.
in districts infested with FcreT ard Aga,
1t las been fund iufall;ble as a preventive
and irresistible as 2 remedy aud thousands
who resort 10 ii under apprehension oi g.
attack. escape the sCourGe: and thousands
who neglect to avail themselves Of It's pra.
tective qualities in advance, are cured by
very brief course of this marvellous medicine
Fever and Ague patients. after being pli4t
with gLiuine Tor months IL vain until laiTh
saturated with that dangerous alkaliG are
not uuiTcquentiy restored t. health within
few days by the use Of HOSTETT ER'S
BITTERS.
The weak stomach is rapidly invigoratei
and the appetite restored by this agreeable
Comic. and hence it works wonders in cases
nt Dyspepsia an1 in less Confirmed forms u
Indigestion. Acting As a gentle and pain.
less apperient. a. well as upon the liver. It
also invariably relieves the CONSTIPATION
superin,luced by irregular action of t.e ii
gestive and secretve organs.
Persons of feeble habit, liable t. Nerroo,
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EBENSBURG & CRESSON RAILROAD

EBENSBURG e. CRESSON RAILROAD
On and after Monday, October. 81, 1864
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBURG-
At 800 a. NJ, connecting with the Bait
more Express West and Through Accom-
mediation East
At 4.10 P. NJ. connecting with the Mai
Train West and Through Express East.
LEAVE CREssoN-
At sc P. NJ. or on departure of Thro'
Accommodation West
At 40 P: NJ. or on departure of Express
East and Mail West.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen Supt.
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A GCOD OSE.-Sumcwher in the
outskirts of Hartford there is a Mission
School that has the reputation of being
rather NOISY 80 much SO that those APP
pointed to take charge of it generally re-
slgn in a few weeks. Last SUNDAY. the
school peing destitute of superintendent,
prominent manufacturer of Norwich,
Conn, volunteered for the day. Having
called the school to order. and got most
of them seated, Boys said he, mounting
the platform, lets see if we can't have it
still, and he put himself in quiet pos
ture for the school 10 initiate As there
was some noise, Boys said he, 'we can
have it sti!ler, | know'-and walking to
tie front part of the stage and raising his
hand-'Now lets see if we can't hear a
pin drop.
: was silence, when little fellow in
the back part Of the room. placing him
self in an attitude of breathless attention.
spOkc out:
Let her drop
The stern features Of the superintend-
ent are SAID to have slightly relaxed
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0OUDRETTE,
Fifteen Years Fair Triall1
A PEYSSON. pHuADELPHIA

POUDRETTE, 5000 per ton. taken
from the Factory loose, or so cents per
bushel, and $26.00 per ton in bags-lle-
livered at Steamboat and T. Road Dcpnts,
IN Philadelphia. Mandatory, Gray's Fer
ry Road, above the Arse al, Philadelphia
Depot, PE1SSON'S Farm, Gloucester,
n. J., Woodbury. road.
Ofice-Lihrary Street. No. 42O back of
the New Pust Office. Philad'a. Dealers
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO,
FOURTH & CALLOWHILL Streets.
Feb. Is, 1SG5-4m PHILADELPHIA
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ss- y coiemnorary, noticing a Post
master, says: If he attends to the mails
as he docs to the females, he will make
very attentive and efficient officer
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S Why is married man like can
die? Because be goes out at night when
he ought not TO-
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DIDN'T WORK The Honorable Grant
ley Berkeley, who several years ago visi-
ted our western territories for the purpose
OF buffalo hunting, has just published in
England two volumes of his life and
Reccollections, in which he gives pic
ture OF the very peculiar times in which
the author was born and hourished
Among his sketches of royal life is a sto-
ry OF lady Haggerstone's scheme TO charm
The Regent - Her ladysl,ip had at her
residence miniature farm yard and three
pretty little Alderney cattle When the
prince and his friends had arrived she
came forward from side wicket as a
mllkmaid, for the purpose of making a
sylabub for the prince. She had silver
pail in one hand and an ornamental stool
in the other Lady Haggerstone tripped
along, with ribbons flying from her dain-
ty little milking hat that hung on one
side of her graceful head, and the small
est little apron tied below her laced stom-
acher, till she came opposite his royal
highness, to whom she dropped really
graceful courtise. Then passing lightly
over the beautifully plated straw, her
tucked-up gown, her neat ankle as well
as her colored stocking, she placed her
pail and stool convenit ntly for use.
Leaning against the flank of enc of the
crossest looking Alderneys, she attempted
to commence her rustic iabcrs, but not
having selected the right sex, the offended
animal did not seem to fancy the per-
formance, for he first kicked out and then
'rotted away, nearly upsetting stool, pail
and Lady Haggcrstone, who, covered
with confusion, made hasty retreat
back TO her little dairy, whence she did
not appear again"
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTkACr RUCHU
Positive and Sieclfiic Relnecy for ,.i.a-ss,.
"t the Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel. aud Dn.t:.
sical Smeilirgs.
his Medicine increases the power Of d.
gestiun, and eTcire the AnSorhe!ts into
healthy action, by which the Water, g.,
C"lcar,rus Gelositi"i,s. ana III! Cnuaru: :;
ENGAGEMENTS are reduced. - welt rs pai,
and Inflammation.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
Il VIE undersigned Graduate of the Balti-
- more College Of Dental Surgery, respect
fully offers his professional services 70 H.
citizens of Ebensburg. He has spared no
means thoroughly to acquaint himself with
every Improvement n his art. To many
years OF personal experience he has thonght
TO add the impaired experience of the high.
eSt auihorlties IN Dental Science. He sim
ply asks that an opportunity NAV he Given
Tor his work to speak its own praise.
SAMUEL BELFORD, D. d. S.
Office-in Colonade Row
REFERENCEs.
Handy A. A. Blandy, P. II. Austen. of the
Baltimore College.
=, 20 Will be at Ebensburg on the fourth
Monday Of each month, to stay one week.
The Life and services of General Grant
for sale by
JAMES MURRAY.
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HELMBOLD'S
Genuine Preparations

/
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT RUCHU
a Positive and Slecifhic Relnecy for ,.i,,...s-
"t the Bladder Kidneys. Gravel. aud Dn..
steal Sneiirgs.
i his Medicine increases the power uf d.
Sest'un, and excite the Aosorhent> int
healthy action, by which the Nat,.ry g..
1"lcars"us GeposIt'"ns. ana III! Cnuara:a
Entargernents are reancea. as wet, as p,i.
an" iiilamination
ilEi4hooLD':' EXTRACT Bt'fhU
FOR Weaknesses arising from !'Xcgss,
iiabtts of Dissipation. Earl Iu,iisciv!ion +
Abuse. attended with the follow iue sviun
lndisp"sition to I,xcrfinn, Lo~s of Poue~.
Loss OF Memory, Difficult. Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves. Trcm5iine.
Horror of Disease. Wakc!uigcSS
E'mness 81 Vision. Pain III t'e Back
Universal Lassitu'ie Of tle Muscular system
| H"t HandS. Flushing of the B..dy
DryneSs oi the Skin. EruYtio;s on the Fee.
faiiid Countcnahce.
These symptoms. if allowed to 90 ON
which this medicine invariably removes
h"potcncy. Fat"dty. Ep1spiic Fts,
In one of which the Patieut may expne.
Y
followed by those ..Direfu Diseases >
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION."
Many are aware of the cause of their suff
ering,
But none viii confess the records of the
Insane AsyIur,s
Aiad Helanctoiy Deaths bg ConsaDs1,tion
bear ample witness to the Truth of the as
seruon.
The Consultation once effected uith O,yan,c
WccAneSs requires the aid of Medicine t.,
Strengthen and I,vi@orate the System.
Which uEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
'HcHr70bty does. 4 Trial will convince the
most skeptical. .nsrn
FEMA bES-FEMALES-
In many AfectiOnS peculiar to Fcaenies the
Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other
remedy. as in Chlorosis or Retention. IRE
gniarity, fainiu!Eess, or Suppression Of
Customary Evacuations, liberated or
or Whites, Steri.ity, and for all complaints
incident To the sex. whether arising from
ndlscretion Habits of Dissipation or in the
= DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Take no more Bdlsom, Mercury or un>
pleasant Medicines for unpleasant and dams
gero"s diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES
IN al thelr stages AT little Expense
EitIie of 10 chanSe III Diet' NO lnc"nve-
Hleuce'
h'r "o E"poS"Fe'
CAUSES f'4ueht desire ana gives
strength TO = 0r'h"'e, therehy Hemoving Oh
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EBENSBURG BAKERY
4 y u
glLEEgIIlEkEY ESIhRLIgzLE 1T

gOIFEggIIJEhHY ES7hRLIgEliE 1T
z VIE sub~crhcr having greatly enlarge ed
= his BAKERY and reple"iShcd his
stock of GROCERIES and CONFFCTION-
ARIES. Is prepared to supply orders, on
short notice. He has also added to his
store. many other articles such as
FLOUR. SUGAR. COFFEE. CHEESE,
s SALT, TOBACCO 4 SEGARS, SPICES.
TOYS. NOTIONS. &c.
CARBON OIL at the lowest retail prices.
fine lot of CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
CAKES and Christmas PRESENTS, to
which he solicits the patronage of the pubs
lie. He has. also. attached to his establish
ment. an OYSTER and DRINKING SA-
LOON, where fresh Oysters. Sardines and
prime ALE and PORTER can be had, at
all hnnrs.
GEORGE GURLEY.
Dec. 2, 18G3-ly.
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tages are
1st. Having strong gear wheels to obtain
power. one man can operate it t. bend coli
wag"n tire, any size under by inches.
2d. Having moveabie collars. "a hold the
bar square on the portable rollers it takes
all twist out of the bar, while bending in a
regular circle.
3D. 1t can be shifted 70 lend to anv De
sired circle from one. up to twelve feet, in
one minute.
4th. Having movable centre post. which
can be quickly taken off. tires and bands
are easily taken out
5th. The upper ribbed roller will always
draw the bar through
9th Being euaged and numbered. a card
with direction $, accom- i.snies il.
The Machine in good (oil the iournals)
runniag order. hoted upon stru2 piece ot
timber, without leg, or crank. for SIC, or
with legs and crank Cor S35.
All cash orders promptly attended TO.
o. State and Couuiy Rights fnr sale
ISAAC { SjNtiFR
EbenSl,Tr o Anril q lSGJ~Iy
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Josh Billings Insures his Life.

| KUN to the conclusion lately that
life was So unsartin, that the only way
for me TO stand fair chance with ether
folks was to get my life insured. and so |
called on the agent of the Garden Ange!
Life Insurance Company, and answered
the following Questions, winch were put
to me over the top of PAIR of specs by
slick little fat old feller, with a round
grey head on him rs ever any man own
ed:
i. Are you male or female If so
state how long Won have been soi
2. Had you father or mother? If
so, whichs
8. Are you subject to fits And if
so, do YOU have more than one at a
time
4. What is your precise filing waite ?
5. Did YOU ever have any ancestors ?
And if 50. how much
g. What is your legal opinion of The
constiintionali;y OF the ten Command
ments.
1 Du have any nightmare
q. Are you married or single, or are
you bachelor
9. Dc you believe in future stait
If yu du. stait it7
10 Have you ever committed sui
cid T! And if so, how did il effect you
After answering the above questions,
the slick fat little old fcIier sed / was in
sured for life, and would probably remain
SO for many years. thanked him ami
smiled one ov my most pensive smiles.
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The stern features Of the superintend-
ent are said to have slightly relaxed
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Take no more Balsom, Mercury. or un>
pleasant Medicines for unpleasant and dams
gerOus Diseases
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, At little EXPENSE
Little or no change in Diet. No incunve-
Dience
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FEMA bES-FEMALES-
In many 46ectionS peculiar to Fcn,ales the
Extract Buchu is unequalIed by any other
remedy. as IN Chlorosis or Retention. IRE
guianty, Paln'ulness. or Suppression Of
Customary Excavations, liberated or
Scirrhous state of the Uterus. Leuchnrrl o.a
or Whites, Steri.ity, and for all complaints
incident To the sex. whether arising from
jndiscretion Habits of Dissipation. or in the
= DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
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1c. . Ayers
sA.:Rs:ss'sAzPAR311;hA IS
10. +sE~v-

SCRGFULA AND SCRCFCLCUS DIsEASES.
From Emery Edes, areii-t,aoicn naerchcnt Of
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when caused ny ScTQfH/d in the system, are rapid
cured by this EXT. SARsAPARILLA.
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MARRIAGES.


Ia bloomsbury, on the I'd inst, by
Thos, j. Morris, E.q., Mr. WILLIAM +,
WHITENIGuT,and Miss. SALLlE ANN Fox,
both Of Hemlock township, Columbia Go.
Pa.
On the 9th inst, by The same Mt. Pc
TER b. SMITH, late oil the ''Horley
Guards" and Mrs. MARY J WHITE.
NtoHr, of Bioomsbdrg, Pa.
On the 18th of March s65 at the resi-
dence Of William McKelvy in Blooms sburg,
by Hev. j, = Tustin, Mr., Il; B. YoRDY,
and Miss. JENNlE L SNYDER both Of Blooms
burg penna.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. William
j. Eyer, Mr.. WILLIAM w. HELwIa, o.
Locust township, to Miss FRANCES {
GERHART, Of Roariogcrcek township Col
Go. ts4
On the same day.. by the same, Mr.
REUBEN SlTLER, Of Lights,reet, ID Miss
SARAH NJ .CLAwELL OF Catawi.sa Pa.
BY the Rev. j w. Lesher in Bio oms
burg Pa, ON the 9th of March 1865, VIM
RBIswIoK, and Miss MARY 4 Thomas
all of Boomsburg Pa.
BY the same, in Bloom,burg, OH Marcel
the 10th 1865, Mr.pETER D: WERKHEIs
Err, of Hemlock, to Miss CLARA Il. SrET
LER, of West Hemlock Col. CO., Pa.
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BLOOM SBURG:
Saturday Morning, Mar. 8,I865.


neS~ We give up the first page Of this
paper to an interesting debate recently had
in the United States Senate, on the sub
ject Of the several political parties of the
country. Our readers will find it the
most cheering and spycy reading Of the
day. The record Of the old Democratic
party is there made to shine with q lustre
all The more brilliant by the contrast with
the dark aud bloody history of the Aboli-
tion mania. The Abolition arty is truth
fully and vigorously described by one of
Its rogeniiors who says that its doors
were thrown open TO the hypocrites and
criminals OF al! parties, who stumbled not
upon the threshold, but entered and took
possession. To expect that asy good can
come OF party go constituted, SO utterly
rotten with corruption and cebauched BY
vehality is to put faith in impossiblities.
We commend the debate to the attention
OF our readers, and we should like to have
1t placed in the hands of every Aboli,ionA
let in the land
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-18
Release of Mr.. Me elk.

P. GRAY MEEK, Esq, the fearless Ed.
itor of the "Democratic' (Bellefontc)
Watchman," was a week ago, as we then
Informed our readers, arrested by the Ad
mlnisration spies and conveyed to Har-
risburg. After looking Mr. MEEK in the
lace, and seeing, what they seldom see in
the abolition ranks, an honest face and
brave man, they very wisely concluded
that as they could fud no treason in him ,
they proffcrcd hi an unconditional re-.
lease, and he returned hcmc to Bellcfonte.
This petty act Of political opprcs ion, by
the poor Dinions OF the Lincoln Despot
ism, should blast them to the shades OF
eternal oblivion, aud elevate Mr. Meek to
the hig hest pi ace Of fame aud secure for
his noble ''Dem ocratic WatchmaD," the
largest and most liberal circulation of any
country journal in all the Commonwealth.
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A Jester and a Drunkard.

The rhapsody Of jester affecting to be
devout, the monshibgs Of a drunkard af-
fccting pride in his low decent--so com
mehoes the new Presidential term. Mr..
Lincoln's inaugural address can be dis
missed from the public mind with sigh,
in token of the painful conviction that
there Is neither brain nor heart 10 guide
the hands that hold the reins of power
over this Republic. But to know that
Andrew Johnson, the inebriate, who not
even in the presence Of the United States
Senate, in the presence ef the American
people, in the presence of the world, with
millions regarding his action and awaiting
his utttrance, could summon enough of
energy and sdlf.donial to remain sober
until the brief ordeal was over, to know
that this debauched demagogue is only
withheld by the thread of a single life
from the Pre- sidential chair, is appalling
to every American citizen who is not en-
tirely careless Of his couutry's honor and
welfare. f.
Whenever any Democratic member OF
the late Congress has chanced to express
himself indiscreetly during an evening
session under the influence of dinner
party convivality, the Administration
journals have been relentless 10 their de.
nuncation. What will they say in com
ment upon the conduct of their Vice
President, who enters the Senate Cham
Der to undergo the solemn ceremony of
his Inauguration condition that
would shame a rowdy at the threshold
of tavern Think Of i. Americans, =,
Vice President in such a beastly state
of inloxicdtion that he was unable either
to take his oath of Office or administer the
oath of Office to the Senator's over whose
delieei alionS he is 10 preside Wha, mes.
sage will the Ministers of Foreign Powers,
who listen wonderslruck to hi, rawlings
and mutcrings, convey to the naughty
emperors aud queens and kings they rep
resent {! The despot@ of the Old World
have Knocked our sufferiugs for The past
four years they will now point The finger
of scorn and ridicuc at our disgrace.
A jester at the head of the Republic
drunkard next in authority T. Such are
the men that are to guide US through the
fertile storm that tos,es our doomed ship
oil State One day of such statc,manshp,
as has often been youchsaed to us in time
OF peace, would save US from the wreck
but now, when all is convulsion and chaos,
we have gwen the control of our destinies,
under Providence, to--a jester and
drunkard.
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Conference Appointments.
WADE HAMPTON,
Lieutenant General.

Conference Appointments.
The M. e. Conference, in session at
Darvllle last week, made the 70 lowing an.
poin'men's for this district .-.
John Guyer, Presiding Elder.
Williamsport, Pine Street. S. w. Price.
Mulbary St.-E. j. GRAY.
Montoursville-A. NJ. Creighton.
Muucy-D. Castlem an, w. Case.
M'lton-G. W. Cooper.
Milton Circuit--J. W. Haughawopt, E.
Shoemaker.
Lewisburg-W. J.. Spottswood. 49,.
Miffinburg-N. w. Colburn.
Northumberland-H. G. Dill. ..
Shamokin-J. e. Potter
Sunbury-B P. King w. H. Norcross.
Cattawissa-F. Gearhart, one to be spn.
piled.
Ashland-B. F. Stephens.
Danville-A. M. Barnitz.
Bloomsburg-R. Il Wilson, one to be-
supplied
E'py and Light Sreet--T. NJ. Reese.
Jerse ytown--A Hartman.
Jcansville-J Forrest, ] G Hagev.
Beaver Meadow-E r Swartz
White Haven--S Shannon.
Berwick--M P Croshwaite, 8 @ swal.
low.
Bloomingdale-C Ceaver, one to be
supplied.
Orangvillc-G H Day, Elias NJ Child,
coat.
Laporte-J NJ Akers.
Mount Carmel-James Mullin.
/ Mitchell, President, w II Dill, pro.
fessor, Williamsport Dickenson Seminary
members of Mulberry Street Quarterly
Conference.
| Ii Terrence. Secretary Penusy lvania
Bible Society, member OF Danyic Oar.
-erly Conference.
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DEATHS.

la Light Street on Tuesday last, GEO.
JoHN.-an eminent Christian and most
estimabls citizsu-aged about 70 years,
At Mil!ville, on the 18th inst, David
Ewes, aged about GU years.
In Centre twp, on the 10th inst. Geo.
H. Kclchner, aged a year,, months and
30 days.
In Cattawissa on the Gath Of February,
Francis d 'ane, aged about 10 years.
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safely 20 before the people Of the country,
If indeed. Abraham the Grst Republican
Presiden. Is not to become Abraham the
first emperor, and you may meet your po.
litical foes, aud not by military force or a
resort 10 unconstitutional means, but by
the free exercise ol that suffrage which Is
secures TO you by the Constitution + edcraI
aud State, achieve noble triumph in the
future,
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S chenk's Mandrake
PILLS.
FOR
ITs SYMPTOMS. CAUSE AND UEE
/ HIS has received It's u ame from a con
ElGIi El8AiOil .GN8,

! ITs SYMPTOMS, CAUSE AND tUEE
II HIS has received its name from con.
] slant nausea sickness a, tia stomach which
attends the pain in the head. THIS headache is apt
TO begin in the morning waking from deep sleep,
and when some irrcgilgry of die, has bact commit.
ted The Gay before, sometimes for several day
previous. AT hrst there dsircssiugy oppressive
feeling in the head which graluily m-r ses into
heavy pain in the temples, frcqirntly arn dcd
by sense of ulincss aud tenderness in eye, and
extending across the forehead. There is cammy,
unpea,ant taste in the mouth offensive breath and
the tongue covered with yol owish white fur. TIE
sutf!re de sircs be alone in dark room As soon
the patient fe lis the fullnrsS in the head and pain
in the temples akc larse dose ofSchinks Mandrake
Pill Gn in an honr or two they will feel as well as
This has been tried by thousands. and Away
to and idstend of the sick headache GINNING
every week or ten days tn eywi not be troubled
with il onsc III three months
Scicnks Mandrake Pills are composed of Z number
If root bcs ide! POdophinin concentrated Mandrake
all of which tend 10 riaSthc serrcons of the liver,
and act moro prompt than blue pills or mercury, and
without leaving any dangerous frtts. In bilious
person ihev will show thmsc Ives by the stools. They
will cxpc worms mucu hile aud a II morbid matter
foni The system In sick hen cache if they are taken
directed above. "a full dose itsoon they feel the
Htst symptoms DT SChcnCk VIII ana has irected
his agents to return the money if they dc not give p!r
facc satisfaction
If n person has been compelled TO stay out late ut
night and drns too much wine, by takinga dose Of
pills on going bed next morning he Will feel as to
the had not drank drop unless he forscts to 90 10
bed at all.
They only cost 25 cents bov.
Whoever takes them will never use any other They
are worth dollar TOT sick man for every cent they
cost.
Don't forget the name -sCHENCK's MANDATE
PILLS
Sold Nholesae and retail at Dr. Schcnck's PRINCIPAL
Office No. Is, North Sixth Street, Priadclphia and by
Druggists and Storekeepcrs generally,
Price for Pulmonic Syrup, seawood onic eack 81 50
per bottle. 81 50 the half dozen, or two bottles ,fsyr
rup and one Of Tonic for 81 Is.
DR.. schenck will be at his office, No Is North St
Philadelphia every Saturday to see patients lie
makes no charge for advice, but for thorough exam
inaton Of the lungs his Re prom iter he charges
three dollars.
March Is, 1860