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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-07-07
DUBLIC SALE


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
by vlrtu OF authority and order of the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, the undersigned nd
ministrators of tha estate of Jacob Kostcnbnuder,
deceased will expose to sale by public vonduo on
the premises, on
SATURDAY, JULY Goth 1871,
n large quantity of valuable lands situate in
franklin township in said county. described as
follows:
FIRsr--At ten o'clock in the forenoon a lot OF
timber laud-thc undivided sx-scvcnths-ad-
Joining lands of $. Artley, VIM. George, G. Artly
aud others. To be disposed of in one piece, or
in three lots oil about
II w ENTY ACRES EACH,
as shall be deemed most expediont. The whole
property will be offered and the title to the one
seventh made to the purchasers
sEcoND-Wil be offered decedcnls interest in
n tract of land adjoining IL. L, Clark. lands of
Stocker n Gingles lands of T.. Monhardt and II.
Il. Reeder. containing
SEW Il n Y-ONE ACRES,
more or less. Whereon are erected Brick
Dwelling House, Bank Barn, Wagon House
Spring House and all other necessary out build
ings There is also Spring Of excellent Water,
q good orchard and fruit of all kinds. with about
Four Acres OF Chestnut Timber. All In excellent
order and cultivation.
rHIRD-A tract of land adjoining Elias Weaver
VIM. Stocter. John Hover and decedents hohle-
stead, containing
r II r. T Y-F l V L AC r. f. S,
more less. Wheroon are erected n Franc
Dwelling House. IA Bank Barn with good
Young Apple Orchard. All in good condition.
The lands will be offered on the promises in
the order advertised, The
G II A l n n II II + G II 0 U N ID
is reserved. Possession of the timber tract or
tracts. Immediately upon paying the purchase
money or securing the same to be paid. And of
the other two tracts on the first of April, A. D.
lS71, upon compliance with the conditions.
O. u. l.. KOSTENBA DER,
JOSEPH Il. KhlTrLE,
Administrators
TERMS OF SALE.-'Ten per cent. of the one
fourth of the purchase money 10 be paid at the
liking down of tho prOperty;rc Onc-iourth less
the ten per cent. at the confirmation OF sale and
the remaining threo-lonrlhs in one year there.
after, with interest from confirmation NIsf.
WELLINGTON H. ENT, CLERK.
Bloomsbury, June 3Oth lS7l-tS.
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THE Republican State Convention
endorsed Grant and his jobberies. The
Republican nominees of the State and
county will have to dance to that tune.
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DR.. I1ooFLAND's GERMAN BlTTERs.

Would you know more of the merits OF this
wonderful medicine than can be learned from
the experience of others? Try IL yourself, and
when ii has failed to fulfil the accurance of its
efficacy given by the proprietor, then abandon
faith in IL,
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THE Democratic press throughout the
State exhibits the greatest unanimity in
thoroughly endorsing the nominations
made at the State Convention.
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A G A II ID .


"A ------ - -. -. - .- -
TO TIE THE pEMocRATI yorE ERS OF COLI
UMBIA COUNTY.
FELLOW CITIZENS. Being requested by n num-
Der ofmy friends.and acquaintRnces through ont
the county, to announce myself as candidate
for the Office of County Commissioner, would,
therefore, say, that viii accept the nom nation
by the Democratic County Convention, provi-
ding they honor me with their support. And
would further say, should be elected will full
nll my duty honestly and with the best of my
ability and impartially. | am fully aware there
Is II prejudice existing amongst Il number of citi-
zens throughout the county agai INST a man from
the town OF Bloomsbury, but they do not con-
slider the matter in my estimation as they should.
As we have not had n commissioner from our
township for number of years and rs our dis
trict is entitled to the cand ldate, think 1t no
more than justice we should have one. And |
also think that we are entitled to more officers
In our township than they are in others, as we
have by far more voters and pay n great deal
more taxes than any other township in the
county. / am decidedly opposed to canvasSing
the county Tor clectinOerlng purposes. | think
that every voter knows now 10 vote without he
ing lectutcl by every candidate in the field.
There has n great deal too much of IL been done
IN the past, and hope ii will be abandoned in
the future. And. in conclusion, would say to
my iellow-voters, that they must not expect to
see me on an electioneering tour throughout the
county. but, ut the same time, moi forgetting that
| am candidate when you come to cast yoIr
vote. Respectfully.
Your Obedient Seravnt,
June9tcf $. c. SHINE.
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Both the Democratic and Radical
candidates for Superintendent of Public
Instructions, in Kentucky, are preach
crs.
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CLARK sells heavy one yard wide
standard muslin at 12i cents by the bolt
or 12 cents by the yard.
bloomsbury March II, ls7l-u
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Patent Medicines.
MILLION oFLIvEs SAVED

U .,,-,-...
IL Is one of the remarkable fncts of this remar-
knblc age not mtrcly that so many persons arc
the victims of dyspepsia or Indigestion, but US
willing victims. Now, we would not he under,
stood To say that any one regards dyspepsia WIN
favor, or feels disposed to rank II among tho
luSurlcs of life. Far from IT. Those who have
experienced its torments would scout such an
with It's unpleasant lamiliarities. Mark Tapley,
who was Jolly under all the trying circumstances
in which he was placed, never had an attack OF
dyspepsia, or his jolllty would have speedily
iarsallen him. Men and women sometimes suffer
its tprtures sunoomplainlngy, but whoever heard
of Il person who enjoyed them?
OF all the multiiarous, diseases to which the
SO generally prevalent as dyspepsia. There are
diseases more acute and painful, and which more
frequently prove fatal; but none, the effect OF
which are so depressing to the mind and so
positively distressing to the body. II there Is O
wrctchod being In the world IL Is
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TIE Supreme Court Of Massachusetts,,
has decided that females cannot ex ercisc
the functions Of Aldermen or Justices
of the Peace in that State.
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I UIY
An AWFUL pESTILENCE.

with the season of fruits comes the dangers Of
that frlohtul postilence-Cholern. What untold
Thousands of households in our land every year
for eeneratons past. A specific and certain pre-
tont,iirC as well as speedy and absolute cure for
this awful disease is the Great household Rene
dy, now known all over the world as Mishler's
Herb Bitters. 1t will positively fortify the sys-
Morbus, Cholera Inflntum Diarrhoca, summer
Complaint Dysentery, Choic, Painters Cholic,
&c. d. IL. Blssell, NJ II. Physician -in-chief OF
the 4. S. Hospital ship, "falcon,r highly recom-
mends it for Cholera, and has used 1t with mar
vellous success in such eases II acts like an
angel of mercy in every instance, Sold by all
druggists and dealers. DR.. $. u. Hartman, u Co.,
Proprietors, Lancaster, Pa.
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HooFLAND's poDopuYLLIN PILLS,

perfect substitute for mercury, without any of
mercury's evil qualities.
These wonderful Pills, which are intended to
act upon the Liver, are mainly composed of
Podophyllln, or the
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-07-07

THE prospects OF the Democracy in
Kentucky arc most ilattcring, and a
brilliant victory Is assured.
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Fancy Soap, Babbitts best, Glycerine, Honey,
CASTLE, white and colered.
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VALUA ABLE REAL ESTATE.
There will he exposed to Public Sale NJ the
residence of tho subscriber IN l1enton township,
Columbia county, ON
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1UBLIC SALE

OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTA re.
There will be exposed to Public Sale at The
residence of the subscriber IN lIenton township,
Columbia county, ON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1871!
hefolowng real estate, TO wit
A GOO ID + A II M
known as Improperly ofJohn Ikcler, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY THREE ACRES,
with n Brick Dwelling House and Frame Barn.
ana out bulllngs Fruit of all Kinds, cherries
and apples In abundance.
GOOD WELL OF WATER AT TIE DOOR,
stream OF wateA running through the farm.
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES CLEARED
and in n good state ofcultvatlon. The balance
timbered with the best of Chestnut aud oak TIM
Der
umba county about two miles from Cambria,
two and n half miles rom New Columbus and
about hall n mile from the raj road passing from
Hunlock's Creek to Muncy. This farm VIII be
sold altogether on in three parts, to suit pur-
'''''''''' -'''''' ''''O JOHN KELLER.
ALSO:
There W Ill be sold at the same time,
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES.
mostly good timber land, near tho above, on
which is erected n small
FRAME HOUSE AND BARN,
with other out buildings, a Spring Of good
in two OF three parts, to suit purchasers
Also. three improved lots near tho town of
StiU Water, on the main road, containing from
oNE-FoURrII TO TEN ACRES EACH.
Also. sEvENTY.FlvE ACRES of TrMBE II
LAND, near Still Water and near the public
road. Abundance OF brick and potter cay on
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BosToN likes glass of good beer, and
said so at the late special election on the
sale or no sale question. She votes sale.
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Heavy Laced curtains ut so AMI 70 cents per
yard. Other Curtains in stock.
For fall stock Of Dry Goods go to CLARKS.
In stock, good and large stock ofQUlLTI
COTTON.
Ladies go to CLARK for your 81 % gators.
In the line of MUSLINS both blcachcd AMI
unbeached he offers as large stock and aS
well assorted, and Mt the bottom rates. EI"fcr
yard wide l. cts by the bolt and l2l4 by the
yard, Laconia, the same as Fruit of the Loom
Mills & ldem.
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In A.speech, delivered at Vicksburg,
"the great and good Horace Greeley, of
Texas apds,NeW York, farmers can
didatel lf6E 9s1ent," pronounced a
eulogy. .6p$6 bfarted Lee and Jack
son. sA}gt9b be journalistic apes of
the pAsE now9
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NOW in store II large Stock OF Hoop skirts.
Misses Skirts s5 cts, Ladies' ~ cents TO slOO.
TO GENTS CLARK offers a full line of the very
best and most fashionable stock of Paper Collars
-Lothdir, Llnen-iaced, Shakespeare, Boz, and
SfaDee
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A II persons having the registry of
IN ADemocratc voters for the different Town
Ships, commonly called "Wlndow books" are
requested TO return them at once to &. II.
BkoCkWA1, Most of those for 1869, and all for
1870 are still out june 2i-tf
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR a YEAR.!
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50,
sEMI.wEERLy sun, 81 A YEAR,

or less than one Cent q Copy. Let there be
$50 Club a, every Post Ollce.
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A rill stock of WHITE GOODS on hand.

A large line OF Looking Glasses.
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Ghe AoIlar it'seklv Sun.

Y NrWspapCr OF TlN FT'-GnI TIMCs.
Intended fUr People Sow on Earth.
Including Farmers, Mechanics. Merchants Pro.
fosslonal Men, Workers, Thinkers. and all Man
ncr of Honest Folks, anl the Wives, Soas, and
Daughters OF all such.
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You Will find n full and large stock OF Genuine
TRAFFORD CARPET CHAIN at CLARK's.
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CIIAs. Nj. EVANS, Proprietor.

These Remediesare for gale by Druggists
Storckeepers, and Medicine Dealers everywhere
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IRISH PoPLINs. silk Poplins, OF all colors.
silk Dlmdees Robes.
CLARK sells fair Green Tea at IS cents por
pound.
one of tee best and largest stocks of black and
striped ALPACAS In town.
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CLARK has received another lot OF
Lasting Polish and Congress CATERS at
So n pair for ladies. Call and sec them.

You Will find full stock of DRESS GOODS In
season, such as Alapaka, Poplns, Plaids, Serges
in plaids and stripes.
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Of the same size AMI general character "a
THE WEEKLY, bat with q greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers greater freshness, because
Il eOMos twice a Week instcad Of once only.
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

Five copies, one year, separately addressed,
Eight Dollars.
Ten comics, one year, separateY addressed (and
hn extra copy to gettcrup of club,
Sixteen Dollars,
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DR.. THOMAS H.. GILPIN,
0s~d"sss or the Peaasyivsnia College q
DENTAL SURGERY.

HAVING located In Mlddlciown, and sue.
.'.,.' rseded Or. j. j. vander:ord, respectfully
oilers his professional services to tile public.
REFERENCEs.
DR.. T. l.. buckingham, Dcaa Of pennsylya.
mia College Of Dcntal Surgery.
Dr. i. 7. Darby, 900 Walnut street, Phila,
Or. Thomas u; Mnsgrove, Elkton, Nd.
DR.. II. II. Mitchell, a
Samuel u. foard, Esq. %
Rev. Henry II. Mathewa "a II
march 5-N
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TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
:3125 { \ = IT.

~ RI am also prepared, ~ ni my shop ia
Odessa 90 attach ny Delaware Phosphate Sowcr
with nli It's Improvements aud in the mesi sui
s,aniial manner, 10 the linin,s 4 Mood or amy
common grain drill now in usc aud guarantee
10 give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing The Attachment viii please
forward their orLtfs rs soon Us possible ps ouly
a limited hun or will he furnished this season
TEENS ;--pclanafc Phosphate Saver attach
cd old drll Sli, cash or az approved nuic at
so days. ". y. ll4nii1uN, VI. J..
July IG-tf Odessa Di.
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SIMMONS

IESYMPToMS Of Liver
oru,,nx,, SCompan, are uupasiHcSs
SiHhONo and pain IN the side. Sonc-
iimes the pain is in the
u-sn~xzss shoulder, nni is misia ken
for rheumatism. The stomach il affected With
loss OF appetite and sickness, bowls in gcntrul
costivc, sometimes alternating with lax. The
head Is trouhled with pain, and dali, heavy Acn-
SUTTON. rnn.lIerghlc loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensations Of
kha,ing lrft untlonc some
Ll Ia Hthing which ongh, To have
been done Often complAin-
s-----zsing ei weakness, debility
and low spirits. Sometimes many OF tic abp,c
symptoms attend the disease. and nj other times
very few Of them; bu, the liver Is generally the
organ most involved. Cure the liver with
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FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached wilt
leave stations nnnisd ai tho 6iiav Ing changed our.
iniJ,, - t,elA.. incident m Ii, un.
sgnth lgats Wilmington about 80 \. ". New Cas,Ir,
tindcn, Is, Felton, 10 10 aud Ii, due nj tlar,i,.
70 81 y W .nng North, To leave Harrington about Os
!. ~ Frllnii. 90 tninhg, 10 in,er 5s N,,ton q.
ttaltui IN Midlriun. ~, Se~ Castle 10 90. nud h.
dnr a, " NiimtnEion Ia 90 T.. ".
tis train viii stop to take up passenger. nbly nj STA
Won" h'm' nut VII set i"wn lnsscrgrr. any regular
topping place rtacrn Harrington and Wilmington ,,
ccii lHrs Corner, State Road si iuurtn nd Iu,.u,
Ntw CtsftE fRtiNi.--i.ave Nra Castle ar Iit,Irs
lon aud fi,adrifhn ai 90 ". ieaN- rhila., In st
IL " W Ai,l Wilmington 10 T.. " fnr New ca.tir
ShiENA HEAscn TgAtNr.--A.diiiuial To th,.,e n,o,.
WI leave sm! far tia, ton u 10 4 " nnd 90 +
i.afc t'hilun for smyru 4 10 A. VI and T. n 4,
tipus south. n n EIx~Ty'" -"
Jan Ny Superintendent bel II n
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GM49ER
Delaware Rail Road Line
SUM n,cr Arruugcm ems.
sorrm.

M and after Monday, April fourth. 1870, Pss.ensee
~ Trains will run ~ follows until further no,icc Iii
trains Sundays excepted.
soHrn. aorru
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so |. L B l. Il i A G. i c
QUA 40
REDUCED PRICES.

MO Fertilizer introduced To- the iarmcrs uf She
~ Middle aud Southern States has given more.
general aud uniform satisfaction than this guano.
The trade in !, has steadily increased Until the
consumption now throughout tnc entire country
far exceeds that OF amy other fertilizer.
Thr large capital involved IN its production
affords the suttst tuafantec io ils continued cN-
cccncc The company has far greater inter-
csi in tie Permancnec of It's trade than any ngui-
her 4 CONSUMERS cum have; hence II il The hiah-
c.t interest d tht rpnrany 10 pat ihcr best fct-
tlizcrs in the markct That their usual facilities,
aided hy 'hc best scientific ability. can produce.
This gnano Is sold 81 retail ly local agents q
the company throughout New Jersey Delaware,
Pennsylvania aud tlc Sou;hcr States, nnl at
" lnlr.llc hY
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WOOL WANTED

VIE highest cash prices paid for WOOL nj.
L EuilEMl.l MILLS.
MtRPilEY 4 REYBoLD.
casslmercs, Kerscys, Yarns, Blankets, &c. ally
ways on hand, and will be exchanged for Woo.
" "'''e"' inay l4--u
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Stlttt 4,sttrp.
x1an l1eArsskx nApacAl..
Aassr nrea la.rse.

Amer Fret n0aste.
n ~ llsxw n Representatives, MareA 10, 1871
fSr Psrsiraiars ss isff feisgrpiic dsY'a'chts.
fLAlx lAxorAar ~. .ugx erikn.
Which wish 10 remark -
Aud u,y language Is plain
That for ways thai nrc dark
Aud for tricks that arr vain
Our Speaker Il peculiar
Whiritihc s,lnc would rire 10 explain
We had u small gainc,
And Blaine look hand
Reconstruction the san.t
lie did mol understand
but be smiled us he talked io us III IL,
With smile ,ha, was ,hild-liA, aud lila 3D.
Twas March the fifteenth,
Aud quite suit were the skies,
Wbici, II might he inferred
Tlat Blaine was likewise;
Yet he played IL that day upon Grant
And me Ia a way desliisc.
Yes, tho gumc he had stocked
In wny thai gricyr,
Aud my feelings were shocked,
For could moi icli,vc
That one 50 cli.-likc aud sin,l,lr
Could COME ia that way to deceive.
But h. game thai he played
Was right M tree,
Aud the points that lie made
VIE quite irightful 10 See
Til! - ltst lc put Cox up. aud Randall,
Which the s'snc had b,cn tGrned ucr To me
STEAMER niaiNgS nsriy 10 nrrLtR.
W hh II my name. II is Elaine,
,lon want 10 .gsll naii,s,
But must, 10 lagiu,
Sa, i,isi this at lyn Butler
Thai am convinced he Is rather
Well up 10 the siniglosi gairc-
Aud about that sulall gnnc
did NOR understand
So made II my aim
With the smile that WAS Llnni,
To keep my small ewes ut their kccnc.l
TN Butler as he dealt the first hand
Which is why rcnlnik.
And my language is pkiu,
That for WAYS that are vain.
And for tricks tina, are vain,
licniamin Butler I. peculiar
Which the same am free 10 maintain.
oiions ny rnt DEMOCRATS.
la the scene that did cnsnc,
We did not take n hand
Aud the air II was blue
With the eSecraion Of the bnd.
& imposed of the Radical members.
Which WIS game they pip understand.
Which Is why We remark,
And our language is plair,
That for ways tina, ar. dark,
Aud for tricks that are vain,
Radicalsm Is peculiar,
Which the same We are free to proclaim
rnl roETs REFLECIioNs,
do sleep do dream
DO wonder and doubt?
Are things what they seem,
ur is vision about?
Is our civilization failure?
Or isihe Radical party played out
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.5OIs. 10. ROBERTS,
COOK STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES.

L GAhLOh SlO V ES.
BRILLIANT blM pliur,
GAS BURNING BASE. rNluN llE TIGHT
PARLuR LIGHT, orr PAHl.uE.
Also, SEXTuN'S : PARlOR HEATERS.
Stoves al ali kind, suitable fur Stores, OGi,rs,
Bir-ranns aud School Houses.
Also the Motuiur Glor, auI thr Oriental 10th
unsurpassed in beauty aut efficiency. 1hcy can
hc seen ~ operation ~ Tie .iorr uf the proprietor,
All sizes ~ BJf-rpnm stove. aud Icn-pLaic
Stove, repaired ul .huri ro'' .e.
old Stove, tlhou in exchange.
I.~TlN WARE at wholesale and rc,ujl -riy
Bcinl u pnet tisal Workman, him 10 he thiuls
hc r,u give ttj+ia,liou To dl who rNur him wi.h
their wurs. Particular attention paid 10 Roof.
lng nad Spuuling.
At his nRANCn SToEE. ST. GEORGES.
lie hat large stock Of Stoves aud Tin Ware ON
hand, and is prrnrel " tIl 40 urlrls TT
STOVES. aus WARE EnoriN", ~r4t iING, A. &C
at the shortest notice and ou the trst terms.
sa- uEpEES SOLICITED
JOINS g. ROBERTS.
aug 10. ls5e--y
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Ayers Cathartic pills,
yos ~ tho paspSsss of Laxative

tried M.knnw thai Ia rurcd ttrni those wtp have
not know thn, Il their ncghbors and fifcnds
that IL never r,ii- through any iau, or neglcctof
lis composition. We have thousands upon thou.
sai. nf certificates Of their remarkable cures of tho
following complaints but such riirrs arc known In
every nri,borhv,'I, and VIC need not publish thcm
Ai,pic I" all sgcs aud conditions IN all climates;
anttinins neither caomel ar any dclrterious drug,
they may he taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar c"itimv preserves them cser fresh ai,d makes
them pleasant to ttkc, while being purely vegetable
No harn arise from their use III any quantity.
They oirrate by their powerfal influence on tho
n,nra ,.rsra !" purity ,ns M nooh ana ,,,nnia!c
stnnl Ii. bowels, liver, anh other organs Of tho
bos, ,oring tlcr IRREGULAR action 70 health. aud
iT correcting, wherever they exist siich dcrangc-
mont, as afe The irct origin OF disease.
Minnie discrisn.. arr given ~ the wrapper
u.e box, tm ;ic Following complaints, which these
For Iiy.prp.ss or Indigestion. Li.s,..s.
sh,aii 5c taken oierciy 10 stimulate Inc s.on,. Huy
ach and restore Us healthy tone and action.
,ror For airrr Gem pini%i an.l y. various symp.
Jamaaie. or Green sichnrs.. lliiions
Celtic ani as,itoms frrrrs, they should be jn.
iccasy taken Tor each ease, In correct the diseased
action or rem ivc thu nbsirurtions which cause H.
For uy.~asrry or 1,isrrhara, but one mild
Fcr iShrun,asisms. S,ous. Gravel. Fsslms.
satlo" 0f thr Heart. Pain IN shr side,
Back and Loi".. they should be continuously
The System. With snch change those complaints
Far Drppsy and IDropsscal swel,,nr, they
should b. itkcn n large and frequent doses 10 pro.
dlrr the ciIsri of u iri .fir purge.
for SapPrrssi"n iargc dose should be taken
al produce the desire effect by sympathy.
Asa Dinner PiH. take one or two IiVs 10 pro.
mote digestion lnl relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
hnd invigpracs The system. Hence IL j. oflen al
vlnagrpus whrrr no serious icrangement exists.
Dna who feels tolrrtbly well nitcn fnIs that dose
Of these PiHs makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing an'i rcnoylting sfcct on the digcs
tive apparatus
Dh.J q. ifER & co., Practical Chcmisss,
LOWELL. MISS, ". y. A.
For sale by Charles Talmau, Middlctowu Del
aud by Druggists aud Dealer, in Medicine every
where. oct. li--ly
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-08

For sale bf Charles Tatmau, Middlct0wu. Del
aud by Druggists aud Dealer, in Medicine every
Mhetc. oct. l1--lN