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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-13

THE NEW
spring 4 sulnmcr:Mcd dicine.
xkuTp 1x1RAuu
AARSAPARIU.LA
COMBINED WITH
.lODlDE OF LIME,
PREPARED ron
@. w. PETTEs, BosToN,
JAMES R. NICHOLS 4 co.
Manufacturing Chemists,
MANUFACTURERS or rue
ELIXIR PERUVIAN BARK
WITH
PrOiOxide Of Iran,
Which has become 50 fuvorabIy known asa
TONIC AED REs7ORAT IvP.
w. "y Physicians 1Hd '"'Ad' IN a'' parts 0fhe eoun
The new preparation. "sarsapnrIlIs In rombina.
ton with '"dlde Of Lime presents one Of thr mos,
prompt Alternative agents. IN form capable of exert.
ing fn' action upon tls system. and this IN minute
anu PHEASANT doses u 10 conceded that the Mitern.
i've rrsolvrnt or tome effects VI iodins ara exert
ed must decidedly w.cn a. 'Ocpted with other alter
at'ves I" combination and tho sarsapnriila seem.
30 iuihli perfectly all the favorable requisitions
The nrst riT'ct usually observed wi,sn
"sARsAPARil.LA WITH IODiDE OF LINE"
taken. is an increase Of appetite showing TINT II
mas tonic properties OF q marked character lis al
,rrasrve effects are manifest IN is ready combnn.
ion with the blood anh tissues PATE. scsoluIou,
women and children Improve rapidly under its uss
und the vital fnnrtiOns assume healthy condition
u ~ admirably adapted 10 u large number Oi chron.
ic ~ acute hH cti0ns peculiar ~ children sujt.
~ u them both by the miInrss q nd efficiency Of
medicinal efisrt nnd tn. prasant nttrnriiva form Of
the rcinrdy. II mny be given fos long period where
constitutional Influences are desired. amt repug.
nance. or disnciinat on u take tue syrup encvuI.
tered. In Whiie'swr Ilings. Hip Joint Disease aud
"isiortons Of the SPINE u shouii b. given pef yis
emily. In moderate doses. until relief 10 obtained
In the Spring Of tie Year, and during The
Warm Weather,
the accumulation of morbid matters In the system
seems 10 become manifest aud very troublesome Las
situdr, Headache, noils Cosivcncss Loss Of appe.
hte. Pans IN tho Joints. Indigestion. etc. are very
common N0ihing ever DEVISED ~ better adapted To
ext-rniRnte or drive oiihese aaci0n. than iii. ne
combination Of SARsarARILLA WITH lODIDE
OF LINE.
NJ preparation Hks. or nhieh approximate I, as an
Alratite, or Blood Purifier,
aas ersr before been placed phin he rea,h Of inrads
indeed ~ an entirely NEW aud SCENT nc coinbna.
ployed.
The opinion Of medical men concc rniny n. the i.
scriptioh OF Its cencal character. Therapeutic val
ue. manner OF use, ETC.. are given IL u circGi1r,
whIrn eau DC ind vi tic store Of ATTY and ull FIRST
class Druggists.
" Sold N Bloomsbury. wholesale and retail, by
Eyer Meyer, aud uli Druggists
June u, lsUt. Gn,.
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BROWN 4 PERKINS.
Pianos for the People !
A2O BrOome st.. N, Y.

We would call the attention Of tho pubIic and thu
trade 10 our elegant New scale Pianos. In ihe follow.
ing styles:
STYLE A, 7otinvs. Front large round corn,rs
plain case, either octas0n or carved legs,
straight bottom, bead mould on piin,h, :. $3.50
STYLE D. octave. rnme IA style A with ser.
pantine moulding or plith carved legs and iyre 5Ut
STYLE q, octave, Front cOrners large round
setpsntine bUitOm, moul,iings sain0 M on style
D. carved Tyre aud desk fancy carved iegs.... $50
STYLE u, octave, -Four large round corners.
finished buck, m0uld,ngs on rim aud Llinth,
seTpentine boitom carved Tyre and desk, ele.
gnht carved tTult legs .....,................ zoo
The above styles ARE all finished In elegant rOse.
wood cases aud have the full iron frame, French
action, harp pedal beveled top. ivory keys and key
fronts aud exceed in OverstruBg bass, nearly oil the
Octave PinnOs now manufactured. They are
made OF the best materials and r finish, durability,
purity and sweetnes Of tone, cannot be surpassed.
We invite the attention VI tho public Of dealers and
the profession, TO critical examination Of the
merits Of our Pianos.
NY avoiding tie Ereat expenses atteh dant upon
costly factories aud expensive warerooms IN tho
city. we are enabled to Offer these Piauos ut prices
which defy competition, and invite oil to call nnd
examine them before purchasing elsewhere. PaStes
ordering from di.tancc can rely upon receiving
their Fianos promptly, AMI M confusion can arise
~ the styles are w distinctly dcsignutcd by the
letters bed.
The four styles described above, embody all the
essential changes In rxterio finish OF case, which
are by many manufacturers run up 10 II aud "
patterns,
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MUSIC DEPARTMENT.

We would respectfully cail the attention Of Choir
Leaders and Singing School Teachers to our esiab-
lishme u where all Minds 0f Church Music. Giee and
Anthem vU0ks eau q Obtaincd the most favorable
terms
The long experience Of our Mr.. PERKINS In Musica,
Conventions. Chors, the Concert Room mud suhdy.
SrhOoi rnab les him TO give advice and information
On all points 0f musical interest TO the selection
Of proper works Of instr action formation of musical
sell ioois-prosress In musira studies. aud u ms Of
general interest t0 composers. leaders teachers un
students.
Sheet Mucic furnished on the usual terms with
nr0npiness aud Dispatch Country orders so icited-
and selections made Tor pupils, tcachers concerts
&c &c, &c.
Now ready the new Sunlny School Singing Book, :,
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Cancer Cured without the knife or Drawing
Ri0Od

Tape Worm, that dread 10 the Human Family for
yearr, can lie removed with two or thISe ho-es6f
my newly discovered remedy. ranied in all cases.
t'onsultaiion IN the English aud German Languages
free Of charge. Will make visi,s any distance, II
desired May be addresss BY letter (confJeniialIy)
and Medicine sent with proper directions to suy
part OF the country.
orrIcE-NO. o.; Filbert 81. Phiia.
April I. IS6i.-!y.
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AGRICULTURAL,

WHAT rs PROGRESSIVE AGRIcULrURE? p
The New York Observer answers this ques-
ton in few words, but very comprehensive.
ly, as follows:
"Uuder its influence spring up tasty and
convenient dwellings, adorned with shrubs
and flowers, and beautiful within with the
smiles Of happy wives, tidy children in the
lap Of thoughtful age--broad hearts and
acts, as we'll Us wordsof welcome Progress.
i've agriculture builds barns and puts cutters
on them, builds stables for cattle and raises
roots to feed them. It gratis wild apple
trees by the meadow with pippins or green
ings, it sets out now orchards and takes care
Of old ones. 1t drains low lands, cuts down
bushes, buys mower, houses tools and wag-
ons, keeps good fences and practices soilins.
1t makes hens lay, chickens live, and pre-
vents swine from roofing up meadows.
Progressive agriculture keeps on hand plen.
ty Of dry fuel and brings in the oven wood
for the women. 1t plows deeply, sows plen-
tifully, harrows evenly, and prays for the
blessings Of Heaven.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-13

The GARDENERS PRIVILEGES. The
question was once asked by a very bcauti-
full woman, "Why is the gardener the most
extraordinary man in the world? The reply
was as follows: Because no man has more
business on earth, and he always chooses
good grounds for what he does. He COM
mands. his thyme; and he fingers penny
royal. He raises his celery every year, and
it is a bad year indeed that does not bring
him plum. lie meets with more boughs
than minister of state. lie makes more
beds than the king of France, and has more
genuine rosesand lilies sthanar to be founda ata
country wake. He makes raking his bust.
ness more than his diversion, but it is an ad-
vantage to his health and fortune, which few
others find; his wife, moreover has enough
Of heartsease, and never wishes for weeds.
Disorders fatal to others never hurt him !;
he walks and bustles and thrives most in
consumption. He can boast of more bleed
ing hearts than you can, and has more lau-
Iels than the Duke Of Wellington. But his
greatest pride, and greatest envy of his COM
is, that he can have yeW when he pleases.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-13

NEW RESTAURANT,
In shIvss Building. an Main Street.
WIN. GILMORE,
nfarms tho citizens of Doomsburg and vicinity thm
he has 0ptnsd Now
RESTAURANT,
IN this place, where he invites hs old friends md
customers TO cnii and partaks OF his refruslnsnty
u ~ MS Intention tn seep tho best
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
constantly on hand Also. Porter. sarsnpafiiin. Min
oral Waller. Fancy Lrn,0nades. Raspberry snd Lem
ensyr.'ps, can always bs had NJ his Restaurant.
~ tho eating line hs pTcsentsa o
8TE1 or EABE
not surpassed in this place , viz, Picked Oyster
Clans, sGsiinss Fish, Bnsbeclisd Chicken, Pickle,
Trpe and Beef Tongue, &C., &c. ilo siso has yoot
article Of
Cigars and Cheicing Tobacco
Tor hls customers u Give him call.
bloomsbury. June ~. 1866.
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THE GOLDEN PROMISE.

Ry 4 z. PERKINS Author Of Sacred Lutte. Sunday
School Banner. Oriental Glee Book, Psaul King, &c,
&c., &c.
We will send n specimen copy, post paid. 10 any
address. on receipt of twenty cents. The price VI
The GoLpEN PRuNisE' is us follows:
single copies, !" paper covsrs"........."".S0.J ~ 10
By thJ llW ...,,,.,.,,,,,,, IS ,ltl
siusI. copies IN board coycr... sJ's5
ny Tue Iuu 'SVVO
StuWs Unrrulled Piano Polish,
Just introduced, aud being adopted by all leadin ne
houses in the manufacture Of Pianos, Organs, Bil.
lizard Tables Furniture, &C. &C. Every one wno has
u Piano should have buitle Of this Polish. Send
for Circulars ami We VIII give full particulars and
directions Appicnt IONS for Territory and Agencies
received by BROWN & PERKINS. General Agents
for the United States, 40 BTuome Street, ~ Y.
GI- As many persons IN tho. c"untry want u sin
Gle bottle aud the article cannot he sent by mail
where Clubs are made up. aud one oi more dozcs
ordered, (wIlh the money! we will forward By ex
press Charges paii) for 81 per dezr".
BROWN d. PERKINS,
GEN'L AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No, 420 Broome Street, N, Y.
Oct. "a, lsGG.-Iy. j., A,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-03-13

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEHlNG MACHINES.
Empire Shuttle Machine!
sAtEsn1oM'. $3.50 broadway. NY,
$50 Washington It rei, Boston,
WI Che nut street. Philadelphia,
PATENTED FEB. "A. 1860.
THIS MACHINE IL constructed on entirely new
prinrip'es of mechanism, possessing mnuy rayr
and valuable impr vemsnis, having been exn ned
bv the most profound experts and pronounced { O
b.
Simplicity and Perfection Combined.
makes tho LoiK or siIi TILE sTITCII. hch viii
neither RIP Aor RAVEl. and 10 alike on both sides
material from Leather 10 the finest Nansook muslin
with rnion. linen, or SILK thread from the coarsrsi
70 the finest number. Having neither CAM or COG
WHEEL. and the least possible friction, II runs as
smooth as glass. and IL
EmphaticaiW a Noiseless Machi,e.
II requires FIFTY PER CENT. less power TO drive
u man any other machine In the niarket. A rjrI
twelve years OF age can work II steadily, wiinout
fatigue or injury To health
Its Strength and wonderful Simplicity ofCons,ruc.
tion renders almost impossible 10 get out of order
aud Is GUARANTEED by the COMPANY 10 g,v. rn
tire saii STAT ton
We respectfully invite all those who may desire 10
supply themselves with superi ariirie. to come
aud examine this UNRIVALLED MACHINE.
One half hours instruction 10 sufficient 10 rn abs
any person TO work this machine " their entire sat
isiactiOn.
Agents wanted for all towns l., the United States,
where agencies are mt already established. Also
f"r Cuba. Mexico. Central and South America, 10
whou Liberal discount will be given.
Umpire SEWING MACHINE MFG CO..
SIT brOadyay N "
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

gsa" We call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement. Of Stohncr e. Wild
meyer, in another column. DIR. Stofner re-
moves to the 'Robison building next the
Court House. Mr. Widneyer, who is an
experienced baker and contectioner, and a
youpg man Of steady and indu-trious habits,
and who has been With Mr. Stohner for sew
eral years, vii! continue the business at the
old stand in the Exchange Block. Both
these parties de,crye success, as they were
the pioneers, in this town, Of the baking and
confectionery business, and have given gen.
cral satisfaction.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

TIE NUMBER OF SNows.-Somcbody,
sometime last Fall, published to the world
that, during the winter Of '66-G7, there
would be forty-one fails of snow This pre-
diction WAS founded upon some satisfactory
phenomesa-satisiactmy to the party proph-
eSying--butw we are now unable to say what
particular star Or plane. was to be in con-
Junction with somc other particular star or
planet-whethcr Mars and Venus were to be
united whether the Great Bear traversed
tho Milky way-whethsr the Sun forgot-to
rise or set within the thousan0th part Of
second, as set down il the almanacs, or the
axle OF the earth was out Of order, and the
repairs could not be made BY reason of the
strike among the mechanics but this we do
know, that there has been fall of snow on
iorty.one different days O.. the present win
ter.-Easton Sentinel.
A few more SHOWS, friend NE!MAN, than
the people Of this section enjoyed. We
were told this morning by respectable Old
gentleman, Of our town, that there had been
twenty-four falls Of SHOW this winter in our
neighborhcod. We believe him correct, as
he generally is, and that being the case you
are ahead of us seventeen, which number of
SHOWS, if fallen in sufficient quantity, would
make up pretty good sized winter. Twen-
ty-four will do us-whcn some Of them fell
from three to four feet deep.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

hay" \ Registry Law has been introduced
in the State Senate. Itis intended to be n
general law for the State. willpotrcquirc
legal voters who are known to the officers as
such, to go and h0 registered, hut i, will re-
quire those not known to be such, to be reg.
istered ten days before an election, or they
cannA vote. Election oilicers will be con
s,tutea a board Of registers, and they vii!
meet fifteen days before an election and sit
iiYc days to register yntes.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

ry- Mr.. Charles Snyder, who has the
fine, new Hardware Store, in this town, ir
The block formerly occupied by Lewis II
Maus, has increased his former splendid
stock by new additions The purchaser vii
now find in this new store the finest as.
sortnlent ever seen IN this County Of build.
ey's hardware, agricultural implements, such
ss ploughs, cultivators, teeth for cultivators,
&c. also such well-tried fertilizers as Ellis
Phosphate and others. A full supply o!
such articles as paints, oils, glass, putty, DC.
iills hisstors rooms. His stock, on exami'
ration, will be found equal to any 10 the
ysilsy cf the North Branch
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

E<.5~ We Direct tie attention Of orr .cad
crs to the advertisement Of A. Solcder's
ayot ana shea establishment in another co..
unn Of to-dsy's Democrat Mr. s, has q
large and vel selected stock or hand, all Of
which ne will sell at very reasonable prices.
Give him coll, j! you desire anything in
his line it will pay you. lie also makes
up boots and shoes, in style not surpassed in
this section Of the country, upon short no
,i,o
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

nD- See the new advertisements in this
weeks DEMOCRAT, and then talk about youi
snsaE editions and running out Of old and
well established newspaper presses, as much
as you please The people understand where
to 60 to advertise their wares IL they would
have them sell well. That's the point. We
have long threatened an enlargement Of oul
paper, and expect to be obliged to make it.
and that soon. ...... ......
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE SHIVERING VICTIMS OF

i
Fever and Aruc. who rrrrxr to-day 10 burn to.mor.
row, might have been exempted from their present
,tjnIs had they availcd themselves IN time Of that
safe.ua I'd against all malarious diseases. HOSTEL
rER's STOMACH BiTrERj But II it in too late
for prevention IT is mt too la,e for cure. single
hottie of this irrc,istblr herbal i0nic Will stop the
paroxsysms nnd hriuf ronrsc Of It will restore the
patient to vigorous hcaith The prudent and thought
iul, however. who would rather fore stall dis'ase
than wait for its assaults, will resort To this sure
defence ugains; Intermittent and remit,cnt Evers at
the conmen ement Of the season when they prevail
Now IL the tine 10 forearm the system against fe'
ter ana ague. bilious complaints aud dysprpsia -
discases which are often engcndrred, and always
aggravated. by the chills and danps Of Winter aud
early spring. "
SHAKESPEARE OV INTERMITTENTS,
The ItarI of Avon tells us that the "sun IN Narch
doth noufeh Agurs' and the remark IL as true rs 1t
was three hundred y.ar- ago. hut ioriunhtr' ~
,bns. muieru DAYS March Agaas can tie p'evrntrh.
uo,trtI-I's BiiteTs. in SINGLE week, VIII pat IN
.yst,n IN n condition Ia trs.t every species ot IN
ter riit"nt fever. or, II there IL piedisposition to
Lilinus sn-ss ar dyspt psia this uneqalrd regulator
aud invigrrani Will just as certainly prevent that
All the disorders common II the sr,sOh Of irgs ana
ffu,ts NAV b- held IN ab-yanc. by this roich, anti
duin Tbry miy also he elected 'Tuni the system af
ter they have made Judgment there by Us prrsrvnr.
ing use II is therefore moTul insanity fer any fii'
Iv 10 bc without 1t. Mdrsh lJ, 'U'-Imo.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

B:9" On our first ragc will be found a
piece ofpoetry entitled Spring is Coming"
from the pen Of talented and ready writer,
who signs himself Craven" 1t will be
remembered that we published, during the
winter, some half dozen or more pieces from
his pen, entitled Lyrics of The Susquehan,
na," which were well composed and
read with great deal of interest. He IN
tends to continue writing upon that subject,
and his productions will appear at an curly
date.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

Eea- The town of Catawissa can boast Of
the finest Dry Goods Stores in Columbia
County. The store rooms Of the Sharpess
brothers, John & Greasy, McNinch and Sbu-
man, aud Brobst 4 Co. are among thefnest
They also pride themselves in selingthe best
aud cheapest goods in the county. On that
question our merchants in this place might
have word to say.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

EEc Mr. J. J. Robbins is erecting fine
cottage dwelling in this town. 1t will be az
tasteful building as any in Bloomsbury,
and ;s the first Of its kind here. Improve
ment iD taste in building is necessary in this
locality. Mr.. Robbins has made a step in
advance in that direction.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

gis- The streets, alleys and by.ways in
this town have dried Of very RAPIDLY within
the past week. They were in much better
condition on Monday las. for persons that
we're moving than was anticipated There
wns a considerable amount Of ",novipg" 60.
ing 90 in this place last Monday.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03
A Request TO Subscribers.

Subscribers to the DEMOCRAT arc partic-
ularly requested not to allow their indebted
ness to overrun one year. All subscriptions
MmH be paid in advance; but under no
consideration should the year pass around
with the subscription unpaid. A strict at
tention to this will save us an immense
amount Of trouble and very heavy loss
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

be1~ William Lyttlehalos, Superintendent
of Glen Carbon Colliery, was shot down in
the road on the 10th inst, bysome unknown
murderer, while on his way from Pottsville
to his works. The bloody deed was com
nastted; itis thought, With the expectation
Of securing money
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

nA.FuR Cn,ORADo. Quite nnr'hn" o.
men from thisvijinity, principally young men
who are familiar with mining operations,
are soont leaving fo- the Cola Regions Of
C.ic-sac.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

Nss' ". Writ, Ea!, ras purchased of
d J. Waller mouse and lot, aIscen, 10
tho property upon which he Writ lives,
and fronting on Fifth Street. This is a
new property and situated in very desirable
part Of the town
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

So G. G. bAHKLEy, Esqr, has removed
his law OiEca 10 The .oom in ,fe Exchange
5.oek. ca tic seooob s,ory, igama l;a.elycver
the Confectionery Store c: 3, S.ohner &
-,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

nss- The Radicals are continually talking
about furnishing the rebels. They have had
jeff Davis in their possession for year or
two; why don't they try him, and if found
guilty punish him he was the bell weather
in the rebel camp.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

E@r G. c. Mari, has removed his Gro.
oery Store in the newly fitted up rooms ad.
Joining our ciIce. lie has tip-top store
room, and it is filed with an extensive as.
sortmen. of good groceries, notions, &c, all
Of which he vii, dispose Of at reduced pr.
Ann
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

,1,HEGLORY OF MAN iS srRENG1 u. A gentle
l man VITO suffered for years from Nervous ah'
Gco,ta, i,el,iiuy, Nightly fnuss,ons. and srn'ita
vyrnk ness, the result or von,hfl indisrret"n avg
came near ending h,s days IN hopeless misery. ~
for the sake of suffering man send w any "n .u,'
3D. The sip,ps meahs n.ed by hfm, which effected Il
Gu ~ IN u FEW weeks nitrr the ia''"r- ~ nnnr"u'
.nedtrinrs. Srnt r'-rr'cd envelope ana stamp nnt
II wall :ust you nnih,ng Address. . , ,,
k,u;AW rKkNAIN. I2cth ST. Ny. City.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

%. Nine women were graduated as doc.
tors at the annual commencement of the
n. Y. medical college for women, last week
A subscription of $40, 900 was given by one
of the directoresses Mrs Lozier, for the
purpose OF building hospital for women
and children
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

q YOUNG LADY RETURNING

To her country h.me, after n solnrrn of a few
months ~ the Guy. was hardly recognised by her
fri"nis. In place 0i course. rustic flushed fare.
she had a SOFT ruby complexion Of almost marble
smo"thness and insIsaJ Of twenty three she really
Appeared ou' "cht"gr. Cpnn rquiry ~ TO The cause
Of 20 srra, change, she piu'u'v ,'d them that che
used The Clcas-ian Balm. and considered il an in
vaIusbc acquisition TO sny Lidy's ,o,Ist BY i;s nsa
any Lady or Grnllsuan can improve 'h"y personal
appearance an hundred fold II is simple it's com.
binl.iha 3s Snu's h-rsrifi is -,iolr YET uasUpass.
ed in iis cFcsc. in drawing impurities run, also
hos1s e1n.ins ana bcatify rIs the sSi9 aad co.n.
piey0n. By its d,ret, action On the cacle II draws
honit eli IT'S impurities EInd'y bcdling the Lame.
and leaving the surface Mature intended it should
be- clear. soft, smouih sni beautiful. Prica s sent
by mail or express Oh roseip, Of n order by W. H.
CLARK CO., Chemists, No 3 West faycit" ST.,
Syracuse, V. The only American Agents for the
sale Of the same. Feb 81 i.67-iy
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

HA~ William Erasmus sells fancy candies,
nuts, &c, ct his store near the court house.
Usis also engaged in the sale Of bread and
cakes
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

EI' Unior the new License Law, appii.
cation for hotel aud rcstauran, licenses must
he fled with the protlono:ary before the Eth
day Ct April. UnIess this is done no licen-
fes can Re granted for the ensuing year.