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3HeOielres.
ID R S W f E T S
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT
The Great EXTERNAL Fgen,e5y

IN T ALLIBLE IMMINENT,
The Great External Remedy.
For R4,eaS4aatis@ Goqt AsaIalga L0s6ogo, SIR Wee
ana S 5St Sras Braise Gsis and Wounds,
az. ard Nervous Disorders,
never fails This Lniment is prepared from the recipe
Dr. stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut the famous set
ty years with the most astonishing success.
AS AN ALLEyIAToR OF PAIN, it IS unrivalled by
any preparation before the public, OF which the most
skeptlcai may be convinced by a single trial.
This Lininent will cure rapidly and radically RHEU
Matte DISORDERS of every kind, and in thousands of
cases where ii has been used has been known to
every case, however distressing.
minutes. and is warranted to do ii.
T0OrlIAClIE also il will cure INSTANTLY
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL IAssr
ICDE arising irom mprudenee or excess, this Eminent
is most happy and uniaing remedy. Acting directly
the system, and restores it TO elasticity and vgor.
FOR fILESAs an external remedy we claim thatitis
the best known, and we challenge the world to produce
an equal. Every victim OF this distressing comDlant
should give it trial for il will not fail to afford imme
diate relief and in amaiority Of cases will effect radica
cure.
oUlNsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex
tremely malignant and dangerous, timely apnca
tion Of the Liniment will never fail cure.
sPRAINs are sometimes very obstinate and enlarge
worst ease may be conquered by this Eminent in two or
BURNS AND SCALDS yield readily to the wonderfuily
healing properties Of DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LIN
8LLYAlNS, FROSTED FEET, and INSECT BITES and
hand for It's timely use at the first appearance Of Lam
ness VIII efectuay prevent those formidable disease
TO which all horses arc Liable, and which render
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials 10 the
full curative properties of this Eminent have been re
ceyed within the last two years and many them FROM
persons in tbs his best ranks of life.
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155as55dd7aE57sa NORWICH & WORCES-
esss-yl=z-zz9 TER RAlIR2AD.-S ammer arrange

nttItt; Iec .. 1893.
n ~ hiNo HolNGS OUIH. LEAVE WORCESTER,
r ~ dolo a; m: lWay Passenger Tran) Connects at
III Win trlLsJfont Boston, Nashua, Lowell Con-
f -alcnestef o.; at Worcester junction with trains
rOm ,bVsuh lroViuehce, and Western road arrives in
1870, III season for train (Which leaves n. W. r. r.
s'utiu y "a az Z.lo p M for New London.
1oV p; NJ (Wav Passenger 1rain) Connects at Wor
S Mill tcahls IRON boston, Lowell, Nashua, Com
u n.cnesler Lawrence, Fitehburg, &c; at Worces-
Western road AT Painfeld Junction trains IRON Provi-
senger from Way stations for NEW YORK, by steamer
At 700n n, 0i fSt M,i, , ta49 tls triGn.
eves BOSTON at 5I5 p M Connects at Worcester with
Nashua Fitcbbnre AZ PIifai5 'We Veil lawrence,
provdencc aa, = So. ~ iInnel9 win tram from
RI oTNigii I9r lyii Point at 9l5 pm.
Al ahont ! on oi-Nu Nohl II, Leave NORWICH,
boat ~ nress Tain Ecr W I'LL d, VI stSer SSeam
Fifc5bnra n,-om' =" moacester aiq boslon Nashua,
White Maintains lawrence, Alahchester Concord,
At600 a ~ w. o. pssoo ,r. l,.
PlanfeId Iuncti, Siti tpi n bIiui CONNECTING AT
Providence NJ "a ~ IN lIoNaehGe arriving at
Viii MFstern road J9 Springfield, Albany &c;
ter wifi troins " l9a SI lroVldehce Al Worces-
Lay r. icn t' AilhcheSler, Concord, DC.
planaci NO. WI" it PASSENGER Irain) Connects al
nres. tram nI5ones worcester IN season for the
ieS dtf 'V''0" p. 81 NJ ANnRFws snn,+
. - - NJ " >, pup l.
TidS555d155agI5a WESTERN Rail ROAD
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VAR. ]. DINSMOOR MOODS Med;ca

- Office, No POI Cup starsl Main street Ladies' and
gentlemen wishing cheap, speedy ard remedy for all
diseases OF private nature will find it to advantage
TO call on the doctor before calling elsewhere for his med
eines cheap and sure. Ladies laborng from obstruc
tons from colds or other causes find ready relief
vegetable medicines prepared to order Cough BaIsam
and uetic Drops for scaldng urine constantly on
hand No 207, entrance sirw North side of the Music
Store dm* n92
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M ANHOOD-How Lost, how Restored.

A'A lust published, in Sealed Envelope on the Ma
ture, Treatment and Radical Cure SpermatOrra or
Seminal weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and
Involuntary Emissions inducing impotency and mental
and physical incapacty BY ROB }. CULVERWELL
NJ d., author of The Green Book sc. The world
renowned author, in this admirable Lecture clearly
proves from his own experience that the awful consc
quemces OF selabuse may be eectnally removed without
Medicine and without dangerous surgical ope atios bou-
gles, instruments rings, corialS; pointing out mode
OF cure at once certain and efectual by which every suf
lerer, no matter what his condition NAV be- may cure
himself cheopiy, prcateg, and rodicalIg This Lecture
VIII prove boon 20 thousands and thousands Sent un
Ger seal to any address, postpaid the receipt of two
postage stamps, by addressing Dir. CHI. j. c. KLINE,
NJ p, 4oO First Avenue, New York. Post Box 45s6.
jal0 dawtdl2 49,
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S1O,OOO KEMARn,

for ANYTHING that will surpass DR.. C. A. Hills Panacea
and Indian Medicines for the remedy Of Gonorrhna
elects Structures Whites Pains in the Back Loins
seminal Weaknesses, Affections Of the Kidneys Irrita-
tlon Of the uretha Gravel and all the disorders The
exposure, change the application to business These
preparations are entirely
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A RARE OPPORTINITY-A rerv de.

hAhE O11 Oh ONl1 A very de-
"A sirable and egibly located genteel Residence with
about an acre OF land for sale Rev A. NJ Morrison
ing taken up his abode in another state has favored me
mansion on Lincoln street, Worcester Said house is
thoroughly built in the most modern and approved STYLE
Is repete with every convenience for comfort utility
containing spacious entrance hall running the entire
length Of the house, with twelve large rooms with solid
black walnut doors, weighted windows warmed by SUI
perior furnace, lighted with gas marble basins in
the chambers supplied with and cold water supe
rior bathing and laundry privileges spacious kitchen
with abundance of domestic cOyenences soft water
clsterns good we'll large cellar floors laid in cement,
and many other advantages not enumerated
This house is situated in neghborhood of the highest
grove OF forest trees, having extensive frontage
Lincoln street, with paved halfcrcle driveway the
front OF the house with its eeres and regress upon the
street 1here is also driveway in the of said prem
ses entrance from Kendall street The land taste
1uy laid out with fine garden and fruit orchard choice
trees in bearing condition Also upon the said
is 1ne barn, supplied with water from never-faing
We'll Inc above property be sold upon accommodate
ng TERMS offering great inducements purchasers For
further particulars, inquire of L. W. VAIL.
DOR SALE-One of the best Farms in
cultivation; considerable Fruit well fenced; Barn 100
feet long. with cellar; nice two story House. with
other buildings, in good repair miles from the
city. Terms liberal. A. J. EATON,
dl2 dim 207 Main street
<=.A FOR SALE-A neat and comfort-
Nili able Cottage and improved Lot situated on Ok
street. will be sold low for cash If anniied for
If particularly desired part of the purchase
can remain time For particulars inquire Ohm
E. TAFT at the India Rubber Store PA Main street.
MI diff
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N o II G e.

DIR Hill viii continue his usual moderate charges
each one circumstances taken into considerations
efectual cure.
EB Consultations by letter. &c.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
ID IL. HILL AZ THOMPSON,
physician, Aeconeher Anshor ofthe Canses History an
Be Main street, YYorec.tcr. nr,a...


Where they VIII continue, heretofore, to consult
Will the afflicted of either personally or letter
DIS HILL ~ THOMPSON consider it superfuous to aude
TO the universal which has attended their prac
tiee since he established an office in Worcester
The )rs have arranged their offices that no patient
comes IN contact with another He has great pleasure in
informing the airer portion of the readers this aver
isement that he has recently got possession Of highly
popular European remedy for female complaints ii is
from the original recipe of the distinguished physi
can Sir VIM James Of London The title this inyalu-
able remedy IS SrWilam james Uterine Catholicon,"
Or the Ladies Secret Friend. Ii viii be found GER
tain remedy, and warranted to fail in the immediate
renewal Of stoppages of the monthly catamena, whites
ana falling Of the womb Married ladies, whose health
will not admit of an increase OF family will find it GER
tam preventive but at the time it is necessary to
caution those thar arc eeaeAte that they it mis-
carriage Is sure to be the result Is is perfectly harmless
in other respects This Invaluable Remedy will be sent
rec any Were with advice, on receipt of S.
me limit OF tEs advertisement will prevent DR. HILL
ron niludg to the many advantages patients placed
under Y consulting him, y conclusion he would add,
no SKIN, attention or experience WI be wanting lis
part m treating successfully the obstinate cases Of
syphilis gonorhma .leet, mp0ency, selEabuse, and 9th
or complaints of this formidable class
friendly advice he tenders all strangers as well as
friends That upon the rst appre ach OF infection to apply
at once to h!l BY adopting this plan the greater d
Guilty IS avoided in eilectins speedy and cure.
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All who have any serious troublesome disease will
very naturally seek adYive somewhere and this leads
TO say few words the choice OF physician. And
frst let all qudckS. fmPOster and hUl6RgS alone II
you have an Intelligent physician your vicinity apply to
him Immediately, and follow his DIRECTIONS explicitly and
for sufficient length of time aud he will probably
you if not, then apply to who makes your disease
SPectdtp for no physician in general practice matter
now eminent, can treat particular disease class of
diseases as successfully OF the ability who
makes sucl diseases Specially and devotes his whole
tenton TO them Educated physicians hitherto have re-
fused to treat private diseas speciality and hence
Ing caste in society," Of being cassed among charla
tans by the profession has too long stood in the way
this most desirable result. What disgrace is there in
making class of diseases speciality that all physicians
treat in general practice? The Nireat Ricord of Paris
and Acton OF LOndnu, both make PTirdte Diseases a
specially and vet their fame enviabe it is world
wide 1t is in TACT the only remedy for of the most
henous and destructive systems of quackery private
diseases as pracced in all the larger cities throughout
the coutr' But to return. said let QuackS and i'm
posters alone Their advertisements fill the newspapers
and are well calculated to deceive the inexperienced
made they of the eXtravaeant
but without shadow of eUideRce the truth of What
they say Advertising is of itself sin, but deceptive
advertisements are denominations and advertising
physician is entitled TO confidence 1deUer who does
not give TO the public the most undoubted guarantee both
OF mis- hOnestv and his skill.
In Offering services in specially which has hereto
foe Deen almost exclusively in the hands of imposters
ask no man to employ who is nOtuly convinced that
shall treat him courteOuslv, deal honorablv and with
the sretest fidelity and give him the best possible chance
for speedy and permanent cure.
H. n. 0IATTISON,
M TTninp n
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Nj R S. VI \ / Q
An Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SCOT HING SYRUP p.
FOE CHILDREN rEEr1EING

which greatly facilitates the process eehing by sof
tening the gums, reducing all inlamnaton-Sill allav
ALL PAIN aud spasmodic ac ton, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon IT, mothers it viii give to yourselve
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Sold Wholesale and Retail by G. r. SPUR and !
GtEEN and by ali druggists in Worcester, and dealers
IN medicines everywhere. WEEKS ~ POTTER, Is
Washington street, Boston, General Agents
70 deodnwiv
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nor SALE-One of the best Farms in
90 be grt.

ITO BE LET-A pleasant tenement on
= Vernon street. Inquire of THOMAS W. FOX, No.
Brlnley Hall. diff Mo
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AS AN ALLEYIATOR OF PAIN, IT Is unriyalled NV
any preparation before the public, OF which the most
skepticai may be convinced by single trial.
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Nj RS MARY II. ADAMS,

M NJ q II / II a D q NJ . :
HYDR0PATHIC AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
The practice Of luidtcferg especially included
Also especial attention given the treatment Of Chi
Mrs Adams having had some number of wears practice
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ana success 81 Sumner street
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-09
How Douglas Got a Maj ority at
Charleston.

The Hon. F. b, Butler in speech at
Lowell, Mass, recently explained the
modus opcrandi by which Douglas got
majority of votes in the Charleston Con-
vention. The following is an extract;
How was the majority made up
Simply by the unit rule, which stihod the
minoritics in the Northern States under
the instructions.
Gin New York there wcIo fifteen votes
opposed to Judge Douglas from first to
last, yet her thirty-ive votes were cast for
him on every ballot. In Ohio six votes,
in Indiana five votes, in Minnesota two
votes opposed him, yet by that rule cast
for him, so that the majority was more
apparent than real. The Southern States
generally, acting without general instruc-
tons, by cunningly devised resolution of
the Committee on organization, were for
the most part voting separately, SO that all
Judge Douglas strength in the Southern
delegations substantially appeared"
1t appears that there were but ia votes
really in favor Of Douglas.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-09
Peace VS.. Agitation.

Mr.. Crittcndcn in a succcb. ON fine S,.,-
ate Caueu, resolution, uodo -, r.u I,.
.-l, 60. ~" "'H'
"s' '''' INV '''''"ins ''"u'''u III 'ahgu"gr
ana most SolemnIy charged the Rcpaod.
cans for keeping up this diotracting slavery
agitation. lie sand
:. Sir th,r, !. uoth;,r CO ,r,ruo,o,.:.
tbo h;.,orv ~, tin cnvn,rrs nIau ~" -. ,s'oU' III
asp ct \, til, a,,t t,t;,n wGi"h % n",i m P'vsin'
throughout it's borders comn,rnd Will, '',,'' ,r''
srurra, rro.nrrity which nrl,v,ii, f." IT, 'I .u
,ts l,ri1u, nro ROSS. did r,nr th;. conn,"' "''
orh1hit t,ir,r nirtnre If hnnan '' ,rl., voa''.1
tv and human h,nni, So, ] .'a" !, rio'p'.''
iav7 Mature I'M, h..towc ~ NJ, " har uotS t,,., w.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-09
XXXVith COngress-FirSt Session.
U. S. CAPITOL, Washington, Junne A

U. S. CAPITOL, Washington, Junne 4.
The Kansas bill was taken up, and Mr..
Sumner, of NJ assachusetts, addressed the
Senate, in a TRADE against slavery and the
South.
Mr.. Chesnut, of South Carolina, made
q brief response to Mr.. Sumner, charact
erizing his speech as an extraordinary
one. lie said: After ranging over Europe,
snea king through the back doors of the
English aristocracy and fawning at their
feet, this sanderer of States and men had
e.appeared in the Senate. lie had hoped
after the punishment he had received for
his former insolcncc, he would have learn
ed propriety, but he had repeated his for
mcr vulgar ity and mcndacity. The Egyp-
tians deiied reptiles, but it remained for
the Northern AbolitioniSts to deify the en-
bodimcnt of malice, mendacity and cow
ardice. He was not inclined to deal out
further punishment on the recipient of for
mer punishment, who had gone bowling
through the worE, yelping out volumes oil
slander, and therefore would cndcavor to
keep quiet.
Mr.. Sumner said in response th,t he had
pointed out the barbari'm Of slavery, ant
the Sc nator's rcjoinder should 60 as al
appendix and most fitting illustration o
his argument.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-09

The DECENNIAL CENsUs.-According
to the official announcement, the United
States Marshals and their assistants COM
menced the first of June, the task of taking
the eighth dcccnnial census of our people.
The different censuses aggregate as fol-
lows :-l790, 3,029, ,S27; 1900, $685.
925; 1910, 1880, ,3l4; 1920, 9,G33, ,l3l ;
1880, l2,85s,67o; 1S40, l7,O6s, ,66G ;
1850, 23,257,273.
Unusual care has been taken in the pre-
paration of the schedules OF questions, and
it is to be hoped that the aggregate state
ments will be ready for publication at an
earlier day than those of 1850. A circu.
lar containing list of the queries in Seized.
ulc has been prepared for circulation
among manufacturers, and will be placed
in their hands in time to prepare complete
replies, as it is very desirable that as corr
rect a return as possible may be made o.
every description of articles manufactured
with the value of each. In case the in
formation is withheld, or false returns mad,
dcsignedly, the following penalty is affixed
by the fifteenth section of the Act of Con
gress:
Each and every free person more thai
twenty years of age, belonging to an,
family residing in any sub division, and il
case Of the absence of the heads and othe
member of any such family, then any agen
of such family, shall be, and each of thcr
is hereby required, if thereto requested b
the Marshal or his assistant, to render
true account to the best of his or he
knowledge, of every person belonging t
such family, in the various particulars re
quired in and by this act, and the table
thereto subjoned, on pain of forfeiture {
thirty dollars, to be used for and recovere
in an action of debt by the assistant, to I'll
use of the United State"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-06-09
Committees of Vigilance.

The following is the list of the Demo-
cratic Committee of Vigilance, appointed
for the coming campaign, in Columbia
county;
Bloom-Peter Billmeycr, Andrew Sol.
loder, John j. Barkley.
Benton--Richard Stiles, VIM. Apple,
man, Isaac X. Krickbaum.
BeaUer-Moses Schlicher, Samuel john
son, Frank S. Shuman.
Be,aetck Borough-lIudson Owen, John
Doak, Michael Frantz.
BraarCrcek-William Lamond, Samuel
Kelchner, Henry Doak.
CattaactSsa--Gcorgc Manhart, Peter
Bodine, Joseph Gcarhart.
Center-Andrew Frcas, Jacob Ilagon-
buch, Henry d. Kuorr.
Conyngham-F. II. Wohlfarth, Benja.
min Lindermoot, Daniel T. McKiernan.
Fishingcrgk- D. MclIenry, Henry
Bittenbender, Geo. NJ. Howell.
Fankin-Rcuben Knittle, William
Monsch, Samuel Lohrman.
Observation-Disclosures j. Albertson, Johr
Loggott, Nicholas Kindt.
lIeUttOCh-l nos. d. uhucrHllCc1 l. ldhf
Mcbride, VIM. IL. Shoemaker,
/ JackSon--John +. Derr, John Mcllen
ry, Jr., James Yocum.
Locust-William b. Goodman, Johr
Yoager, Jr., Reuben Fahringcr.
Madison-A. Schoolley Allen, Jacot
Dcmott, John Fruit.
Mu,ne-Michael Grover, John Har'
mony, William Il. Shuman.
Montour--Evan Wcllivor, John G.
Quick, Joseph Mouser.
MtWn-Uharles ii. Hess, Jacob Gohc
Jr., Stephen II. Swank.
: Mount PhaSant-William Howell ,Johl
Mordan, William j. keller
Orang nge-Alfred Howell, William Fritz
Abncr Welsh.
Pine Albert Hunter, Benjamin Win
tersteen, John L. Fowler.
Roaringcre'k-Michael Federoff, Danie
Gearhart, David Hover.
Scott-Joseph Lilly, Philip I. Hart
man, II. w. Greasy.
ohuearloaf-Josiah r. Fritz, Alma
Cole, William b. Pctcrman.
By order of the Committee.
DAVID LOWENBERG,
Chairman.
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.DiSunlOn.

John P. Hale, Republican Senator from
New Hampshire, in speech in the SEN
ate, few days ago made the following
assertion in relation to the enforcement of
the Fugitive Slave law. 1t plainly indi-
Gates the deliberate mind of those men,
aad unmasks the hypocrisy of their pro-
fessionS of love for the laws and the Con-
stitution. He said
Union or disunion, if ever that law is
undertaken to be enforced upon citizen
of my State, whatever may be his color
if it is undertaken to be enforced, and by
virtue of it to carry IA man entitled to the
protection Of our law out of its jurisdiction
| hope it will be resisted. The Union is
not worth preserving at all, if We have moi
any rights under it."