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BROWN T. PERKINS.
Pianos for the People |
A2O BrOomo st.. N, Y.

We would call tho intention OF tho public and tho
trade 10 oor elegant New scale Pianos In tho follow
ing styles:
STYLE A, 7octave, Front large round cerntrs.
plain case, either octagon or carved legs,
strai light bottom, bead m0ulIng on pihlh.,.. $3.50
HTYLE n. octave, same rs style with ser.
penine moulding" "n plith, carved logs andiyre 500
s.fY LIZ g, z octave, Front corners large round
serpcntine bottom, nouldings same rs on style
n. carved Tyre aud desk, fancy carved legs.,. $50
STYLE ID, 7octavc, -Four large round coruers,
finished back. piou'dings on rim and Elinth,
serpcniinc Bottom carved Tyre and desk, Gle.
CANT carved trnt Observation-Disclosures. GOO
The above styles are nll finished In elegant rose.
wood cases and have the full iron frame, French
action, harp pedal bcve1ed top, ivory keys and key
fronts aud exceed IN Overstrung bass nearly ait the
Octave Pianos now manufactured. They are
made OF the best mnerius and for finish durability
pnrty and swectnGs Of tone, cannot bc surpassed
We invite the attention Of the public of dealers and
the profession, TO critical examination OF the
merits Of our Pianos.
Ey avoiding TIE great expenses atfehdart upon
costly Factories Hni expensive wareroOins IN the
Ciiy, wrGro enabled to ul!eg these rnnos nj prices
which defy competition, aud invite all 10 call and
examine them lciUrc purchasing elsewhere Parties
ordering from distdncc eau rely upOn receiving
iheir Tinnus promptly, and no confusion can arise
na the styles are 40 distinctly designated By the
letters ABCD.
The four tylss described above, emhody all the
essential changes ia exterior hnish OF ease, which
are by many manufacturers run up to Is aud ~
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NEW COAL WARD.

Tho undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
or BiO0msb,irg and Columbia county, thnt thoy kef
oil the difcfent Numbers Of stove CoH anI pulrGted
lump coal for sni,hing purposes on their wharf nd
Joining Mckelvy, Nenl & Cos Furnace with n good
pnir Buffalo scales on the wharto weigh cOahny and
straw, Likewisea horse ana wagon, to deliver coal
to those who desire II. As we purchase n large
amount OF coal, we Intend 10 Keep superior ariiric
ard sell ht the very lowest prices Please rni and
examine for yourselves before purchasing ciscwh
J. W, ilEN DEksIiOr.
AUGUSTUS MASON
I,ITt. undersigned will take, in exchange for Con,
j and Groceries the following named article, -
Wheat. Rye Cora, Oats, Potatoes, Lard, Dam. shou
der, aud side meat, Butter, Eggs Hay, &c, NJ tho
highest cash prices at his Grocery Store, adjoining
their coal yard. J. W. HENDERSHUr.
Biocmsburg, April 25, IsG6,-Iy.
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FLIES KILLING CATTLE. Accounts from
Austria are to the effect that swarms of
poisonous flies have appeared in Transylva-
mia, by which large numbers of cattle have
been killed. Farmers are compelled to
house their stock closely, while large fires
are kept burning night and day to warn off
the unwelcomo pest. The guards have
great trouble in avoiding their venom.
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TO Kill GROUND SQuRLs.-I broke
up twenty-five acres of timothy meadow
this spring, that had been in grass from
five to nine years. 1t was full Of squirrels.
l killed them in the following manner:
Smelling some corn ] threw it in water over
night, in the in the morning dried it of,
took my ren-hnife blade, and raised the
heart from one side, and inserted little
strychnne as large as the head Of small
pin, and pressed the heart back to It's place
After fixing handful thus, ! do it up in Il
paper and carry it with me, and whenever
] find hole put to kernels near the mouth
Of it, and Mr.. Squirrel after tasting will
never trouble you again. [ have tried this
plan with success for number of years :;
saw nine die in one day this year.-Rarc
Farmer
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES oFAFAMILY pHYsN,

are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them
and invigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting lis diseased action, and restoring
its healthy yitalities. As consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below nanskd is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac.
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from disordered
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam in and Morbid
I!action Of the BoiceiS, EGtuIcncy, Loss of Apps-
tac, Iaun2ice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
of its functions.
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RAG2gEERH5

and all whs have tried it, to BE- the hes, application
ever used. This Embrocation has been put up for
owes eight years rnd IT is only through the increasing
demand and urgent request Of my friends aud the
public That send it forth as the grand remedial
agent for the various diseases to winch that noble
aud useful animal, the horse Is subject.
Many remedies have been offered TO the public
under different forms some of these Injurious,
others at best OF little use, and many wholly in.
sproper to answer the purposes for which they are
recommended
A judicions and really useful compo sition, free
trsm those objections, has heretofore long been de-
MI LAM. .Iltal.xa hmm.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT
SEU ING MACHINES.
ErSspirr Shuttle Machine +!
sALEsROoM', 536 broadway, NY,
$50 Washington II cei Boston,
WI Che nut Street. Philadelphia,
rNTENTED FER. Il. lao.

TABLESPOONS, 53B Broodway, ~. Y,
eJO Warrington II Get. Boston,
WI Che nut Street. Philadelphia,
rNrENTED FER. u. 1850.
T'ifs MACHINE IL constructed on entirely new
Prinf,plts Of mechanism, possessing many rare
and valuable impf' vem"nts. having been cy1inined
by the most profound experts. aud pronounced o
he
!S6mp'iciy and Perfection DomJiaed.
II has II straight needle, perpendicular notion,
makes tho LOCK or Silt TILE STITCH, which will
neither RIP nor PAVEL. aud IL alike on both sides
material from Leather To he Gnost Nansook mu sin
70 the ilnc4i number. Having neither CAN or COG
WHEEL. aud ,helea-t possible friction il runs as
smooth as glass, ant iJ
EWphdiicaHgd n NojScless lE,cbiac.
II requires FIFTY FER CENT. less power To drive
II lhln any other muchinc in the ninrkel pirI
twelve years of age can work il steadily. wilnuu,
fatigue or injury 10 health
Its strength aud wonderful Simplicity ofConstrus
tiun renders l. almost impossible 10 gel out " order
aud Is g GUARANTEED by .he company to give cn.
tire satisfaction,
We respectfully invite all those who may d, ,rc L,
aud examine this uNRiVALLED VACCINE.
One half hours instruction is sufficient to enable
any person to work this machine 10 their entire sat
islaCiIOn.
Agents wanted for all towns the United States
where aeu ncirs are not already established Also.
for Cuba, Mexico. Central and South America, tc
whom liberal discOTnt viii h. given.
IMPlRE SEWING MACHINE MFG Co
Jlb HrpatVgy Y
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EEALE's LATE
POWELL'S EMBROCATION,
CATTLE, AND THE
HUMAN FLESH,

requiring the use of an external application.
This now Compound, prepared b, "A practical
Chemist, haing full knowcdgc of all the medical
virtues Of each ingredient that enters ito its coApO
sition, is warranted to exceed anything Of the kind
ever yet offered to the puhlic as an external appli
cation tor the diseases for which II Is rpCon,c ndcd
We ave sat SIZED that IL will work its own road utO
the confidence of all who use H. ana those who try
il once will never BIZ without il, and therefore We
rely experience the best test OF its usefune
AZ il nronOuncpI Lv
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

An persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the
undersigned, are requested TO make payment w,hou
delay J. G. RUTTER, ND
Bloom sburg, Feb 10, 1867.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-31

ErIit.Drying House.

II. NJ. NJ. Of Augusta, Washtenaw Co,
Mich. 3rites us FOR plan for fruitdying
house, as "a permanent institution, > on the
farm. We saw a model Of one recently
which seemed to combine all the points
desirable for the purpose Of tiuit-dryine.-
1t was in the form Of house-or rather
rooted like one-but its internal arrange
ments are not remembered with sufficient
distinctness to make scriptionin,elliaible.
The nearest approach to it is an outline Vi
such a house published in tie Rural Of Sep
tember last. The dimensions can be varied
to suit the wants or taste Of the party inter-
ested at is a house in miniature, about
as large as an ordinary bureau, containing
eight slat-bottomed drawers holding
half bushel Of fruit A sheet-iron cylinder,
about two feet in length and ten inches m
diameter, is put under the house, in which
fuelis placed for heating. A pipe is con
nected with the cylinder and passes up by
several angles through the drying house,
term mating in small chimney at the top.
by means Of ventiators the temperature can
be gauged with entire accuraW,-Rurdi
american.
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REMEDIAL aNSTsTyJE Z.
FOR SPECIAL CAsTs.
No. II Bond st. New York.

"" full information, with the highest testimonials
also, Book Special Diseases in seaed eauelooe
sent free,
q BE sure and sead for them, and you nW not regret
IL: for, advertising Physicians generally ia.
posters, without TctrtRteS no stranger should be
trusted Enclose stamp for postage; aud dirnc, To
DIR. LAWRENCE, NO II BOND STREET, NEW
YORK. Nov. IA, le66-ly. s. NJ. +.
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SSROVhSTEEN & CO.,
Piano-Forte Manufacturers,
iDg Brca.iHay, New York.

THE ATTENTION Of the public aud the trade /.
i invited 10 our NEW SCALE, SEVEN OCTAVE
ROsEWo ID PIANO FoRrEs. which fDr volume
and purity of tone are nnrivallcd by any ierto OF
Cnrrd in THIS market. They contain all the modern
improvements, French grand nriion harp prdai iron
frame" oyer'siTung bass etc, and each instrument
being made under III" per-onal suprrvi Sion Of Mr.
j. II. GGnvRsf sgy, who has Il practical rAprIicnrru
U,e. thirty years m their manulcturc, is iuiy war
fanicd in every particular
THE "CROIES1EE.N Piano. FORTE"
RECENED THE HIGHEST AWARD or MERIT Al THE cErE
BRATEp WORLDS FAIR
Where were exhibited instruments from the be- 81
makers Of toudOn, Paris, Germany, ihiiadelrlia
Baltimore, Boston and new York and also az the
American lnsiiiuio for five successive years, the
Coin and SILVER MEDALS from both OF which can be
seen NJ our ware rooms.
Bv the introduction Of improvements we make n
still mOrc perfect Piano.fottc, and by manufacturing
largely, 18th strictly cash system, enabled to
offer the einsrnments al price which will preclude
all competition
Our prices from 500 to $40 cheaper than any
fr 81 class PianO forte.
TENMS.--Nct Cash in current funds.
Descriptive circulars sent free.
JIly ~, lrGb-Iy.-il. q 7.
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VALUABLE MORSES,

ana are unwilling 10 trust them the care of da cn
ing und pretended Farriers. Their wishes are al
length fully eratiled by (Dr Bealo being prevailed
upon TO allow this valuable Embrocation (Which has
proved 30 ehc 'cious to the various dseases) to be
prepared and brought out to the public
This Embtocation was extensively used by the
Government daring Tho war.
Address all order to DR.. EDMOND BEALE
6U2 South Second ST. PhiladeIp phia Pa
March 20, '67--6mo.
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IN SUFFER 40 MORE!.

N SUFFER 40 MORE!.
When by the use Of Or. JOINViLLE'S ELiNIR
YOU ian be cured permanently, aud AT trinf cost.
Tile astonishing success which has attended tins
invaluable medicine for Physical and Ncrvou.
Weakness, General Debility and prostTatIon. Loss
OF Muscular Energy, lmpotcncy. or amy Of the con
sequences Of youthful iudisrrctiun, renders 1t the
most valuable preparation ever discovered.
II will remove all ncrvOus affections, deprcs sion.
excitement incapaCitr 10 study or business, loss II
memory, confusion, thoughts of seli.irstrutton,
fears "f insanity, &c 1t will nc store the appetite
renew the health ofihosc who have DESTROYED 1t by
sensual excess or evil practices.
Young men, be hunbugged no more by "Quack
doctors and ignorant practitioners, but send without
delay for the Ehr, aud he at once restores 10 health
aud tnppincss. A prrpGct cure ia guaranteed in
every instance. Price 81, four bottles to ad.
dress 81, One bottle is sufficient to effect cure in
all ordinary cases.
Also, Dr jonyo's Specific Pills, f.r the speedy
ard permanent cure oi GOnnrrhe1, Glrct, GTcihgal
Diichargrs, Gravel Structure and All All CtIUHs o
iht hI!urys ana bladder. Cures effected In fruui
o"t 10 ave days. THCS arc rrIrlrcd from vegetable
eAirsrts tpl hte IL rmlrss the sy stem aud never
hauscaic TIE stomach or imprcenatc the breath No
chahgc 81 d!et IL necessary while using thcm nor
does hrif action III any manner Interfere with busi
ness pursuits. Price 81. per box.
Either OF the above mentioned articles viii he sent
to any address, closely sealed, aud post paid, by
mail or express on receipt of price, Address all or
dnrs to BERGER, SHUTS Il Co., Chemists No a55
RiverS -, Troy. ". FEB -, 'b7-Iy.
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. o
HORNE DisTEMPER- = RISGBoEE-E. II.
writes: II take the position that horn
distemper is disease, and not lack Of food
shelteI &C., in nequ,nce Of which the ami
NAL under its influence becomes lean, dis
pirited and death subsequently ensues from
its effects unless proper remedies are used
My remedy for full-grown animal is one
teaeupfall Of soft soap, one of salt and
one of strong vinegar mixed together. -
With this bathe the horns and spine to
the roots Of the tail In very bad cases
repeat in the course of five or six days,
l disapprove bearing the horn in any case"
"a Farmer" writes: l think ringbone
in horses can be cured even in its advanced
stages. ] have seen my father cure u horse
of Iingbone that had walked on three legs,
on account it, more than twelve months.
lie became perfectly sound. The following
is the recipe: :-lIalf an ounce of red pre-
>ipitate, half DO. blue stone, half a pint Of
urpcntine. Mix together and apply once
n day. Keep the hoof grcased.-RAo7
Mev Yorker.
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q, II ! S = L Il co Nj A.
CgslSPs!sk COHsk,

For Curling tho Hair Of either Sex into Wavy and
Glossy Rintlo,s or Heavy
Massive Curls.
Ey usi rr this article Ladies and Gentlemen can
heautily themselves thousand fold. It is the only
article in the world that will curl straight hair, and
al ,iie limc give it beautiful, glossy appear.
aGCe. The CriSppr Coma rot only rGrls the hair,
hut nvgOrates beauties and Ctanscs it is higdiy
aud dciirtiully pcrtumed, aud j. the most complete
article Of the kigd ever offered 10 the American pdb
lie The ctisfcr Coma viii be sent to any address.
scaled and postpaid iIr 81 Address all orders TO W.
l.. CLARK CO, Chemists No. West fayciie ST.,
Syracuse, n, y. Feb 81 Oily
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EsIpAhsATOss CAPlLLI.

For restoring hair upon bald heads (from whatever
cause 1t may have fallen OUT and forcing growth Of
hair upon the face has equal. 1t will force the
beard to grow upon the smoOthcsi face in from five
TO eight weeks. or hair upon bald heads in from Two
to three months. few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is nothing that will force or hast
en- the growth Of tha hair OF beard Their assertions
are false, as thousands Of living witnesses lirom
their eXpcrinnCc) can bear wi ness. But many viii
say. how we to distinguish the genuine from the
spurious II certainly is difficult as ninctcnths CT
the different Preparation advertised for the hair anu
beard are entirely worthless, and you may have A.
TO such We would say try the Rcparn,or Capilli 1t
will cost you nothing unless II fully comes up to our
representations. your Druggists does not Keep IT,
send US one dollar and we will forward II POSTPAID
together with a receipt for the money, whrh will be
returned you on application, providing entire sals'
facton is not gwen. Address. w. L.. CLARK 70.
Chemists, No = West Fayette ST., Syracuse, NY.
Feb ~ B7-ly
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NEW RESTAURANT,
In shiver Building. on Main Street.
WIN. GILMORE,
informs tho citizens Of Bloomsbury and vicinity ,h,t
he has opened New
RESTAURANT,
IN this place, where he invites his old friends and
customers to cali aud partake Of his refreshments
Il IS his intention to Keep the best q
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
constantly on hand Also, Porter, sarsapariiln. Min
oral Water, Fancy Lemonades, Raspberry aud Lem
ensyrups, can always be had at his Restaurant
III the eating line he presents
HILL OT FARE
not surpassed IN this place viz, Picked Oysters
CLANS, snrd,ues Fish, Barbecued Chicken, Picklet
Tripe and Beef Tongue, &C., &c. lie also has good
article Of
Dlgo,s and Cheering T5bacco
for his customers. To- Give him call.
Bl0omsbnrg, June ~, 1866.
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MESiC DEPARTMENT.

We would respectfully call the attention Of Choir
Lenders and Singing School Teachers to -stab-
lishne where all Kinds Of Church Music, Gisc aud
Antien vooSs eau 20 obtained the most favorable
terms
The long experience of our VI l.'teRx,ss in Musical
Conventions, Cb0irs, tue Concert Room ani Susdy.
School, enables him 10 give advice aud iniof nation
on all points of musical interest - a." t,.ctirn
Oi proper works OF Instr action formation nf -ca
schOols progress m musical studies, Hnd ~ ms Of
general inCfcs, 10 composers, leaders teachers an
students.
shcc, Murc furnished on the usual terms with
proInp'ness and dispatch, Country orders so ictei
and selections made for pupils, teacners, cUnecsts,
SC &c, &C.
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0 NJ kiBUS LINE:
Bloom shurg, April 20, Ise4.
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II is warranted To remove supotGnuiIs hair from
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only real e'cuai depIla,ory in existence Prize 7j
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Stalls Uar'raNcI Piano Polish,
just introduced, and being adopted by all lcadi NC
houses ~ the manufacture of Pianos, OraHus, ril'
lizard Tables Furniture, &c. &c. Every one wnn has
fiano should have u bottle of this ro,i-h Send
for Circulars, and We viii give full particulars and
directions. Applica for Territory and Agencies
received by BROWN 4 PERKINS, General Agents
for the United states, i.J BrOome Street, n. Y.
u AS rNhy persons IN the country warts sin
gle bottle, and as the Hrtclc cHnun be sent by mail
where Clubs are ma!r mp, nud one ol more duzcr
ordered, with the money we VIII forward by rN
press Charges pa1) for 81 per dczcn.
BIO 1IN d. PERKINS,,
GENL.AGENTS FOR TIIE UNITED STATES,
No, i.U Broome street, n, Y.
Oct. q, lSCG.-iy, J, A,
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"ZEFE GNs.SEN PROMISE.

BY 4 T.. PrrErss Author OF sarrod Lutte, sunday
School Banner Oriental Gce BOOK, Psalm King, &c,
&C., &c.
We will send specimen copy, post paid to any
address, on receipt Of twenty cents The price OF
'rHE GOLDEN PROMISE IL as follows:
SIn2le copies IN paper cOvers,... SO3O
ny tNd lW 2lth"
sngl, copies, IN board covers...............SI SI35
Ily the 100 .,.,,,.,,,,,..JUu %
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together 2"
Franklin spoke not. After a short
pause in which he seemed to be collect
ing himself, he raised the hand of the
woman he loved to his lips, kissed it
with respectful tenderness, and immcdi.
ately sought the apartment of the phys
sician Cabanis, who was to prescribe the
regimen he was to follow during the
long voyage across the Atlantic, in al.
deviation Of the suffering he always ex-
perienced or the passage.
A few days afterwards he embarked
with Richard at Iavre for America.
Annette left neither the duck pond
nor France. But after the lapse of
twelve months, she married one of her
neighbors, who in 1856 joined the army,
and was accompanied by her on the
march to the frontiers Under the
Empire, annette played brilliant role
and her husband fell gloriously on the
field Of honor in 1919.
1o far as relates to Madame Hclve.
thus, the good lady Of Autouil proved
herself constant both to her prediction
for that quiet village and her resolution
to remain a widow. Her house was
still the favorite resort of the most dis
tinguished men of the day. Benjamin
Franklin had for his successors Turgot,
Carat, Dostlt Tracy, and Bornardian de
Saint Pierre. When Bonaparte, then
first consul, was walking one day with
her in the garden, she said to him,
General, you do not know how happy
one can live on small patch on this
globe of scarcely three acres - Those
were truthful words from the lips of 4
woman who had rejected the hand Of
Benjamin Franklin, and preferred to
live and die in modest retirement, in
which, sustained throughout by the no.
ble impulses of a kindly heart and gift
ed intellect, the love of her country, was
next to that Of God, the constant aspira'
ton of her gentle soul.