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NASHVILLE EDGEFIELDl AND KEN
lucky RAILROAD.

Notice to COnsignees and shippers.
LII Goods received by the Railroad at Nahv le Depot,
"A nut be removed within twenty four hours they will
be sent warehouse and stored at expense OF the Con-
signee Freight for Shipment will be received Until
aug8-dIn J. d. PHLBEIsk: Agent
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HAVANA SEGAR IS!

JOHN wHORLEY. 80 South Market St,
Nashville, Tsnn.,-.-2o,OOO Imported Ha.
Vanas--yTDS7 RECEYVED FROM "a EAHz.
Latest News from Old Virginia!
JOHN WHORLEY,
SO SSuth Market Street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTOM
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PREPARATIONS FAIL.
s entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for Tene
real Diseases contains mineral poison
drugs bng prepared from roots, bErks and leaves, in the finn
Of splezsant AID delicious Syrup.
1t natures own remedy Gonorrhoa, (Clap) Gest
Gravel Structure, and is especially recommended for Fuor Al
bus whites in Reales fer this complaint is invaluable
general Alternative and blood purifier, it has equal and
does fail scroula secondary syphilis glandulaF
sEengs mercural sad all eruPtYe Diseases curing them
speedily and permanently than any other medi
cine known. II does this by purifying and cleansing tbs
blood Causing it to foV in all its original purity and vgor
thus removing from the em anpure and perneious cSuses
which have induced disease.
In all Gleet that have baed sl
medical skill, il is especially recommendation old
fails, and from to three dSyS
few doses pOETely all Ecaldng heat chordes and
It does not eject the breath sr Interfere with any
business.
It requires no assistance from other medicine.
It lay TIE tolet bic, the counting room, witt.
cat ia being suspected remedy for private dit.
eases,
Treatise Diseases with ell directions for their
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
For full directions set Cirsulsr free from any drugfn
the United ststes.
sold Tor 50 Per bottIs or three BEETLES for So
By all responsible druggists and dealers in meicines rougheu
the United stass and ct vhoesss by all Wholesale druggists z
POTTER & mEEWEEs Sole Proprietor
MRSPHIs TENN.
Sold In Nashville by O. ". Hends-shos,, Berry per1oy
Ewing 4 Psndleto2, and By all responsible druggists
where. oct29dtw&W WY
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RE POWERS southeast Public square and Market
street, has just received large loto Gray Flannel
hickory and Che Shirts Goats AMI Blankets sword
Belts sashs, Pistols, Carrg gold lace and military Bat
tons of all descriptions stock Of ready Cloth
NJ POWEKs,
Corner Square and Market street,
aurlI-Im Nashville Tennessee.
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SOUTH SIDE INSTITU TIE,
Capitol Hill Nashville, Tennessee.
TEJHE next SESSION Of this School will commence
MONDAY THE 2D OF SEPTEMBER.
For terms and particulars apply to
suc1o-a MRS. EMMA HoLCOMBE.
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WASTED.-Gne hundred and fifty Sharp Shooters
to be attached to Gel. ANGLADEs Regiment of
Zouavts, for Confederate States Army. Enquire
of A. J. d. THURsTON.
Over the Post Office
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All men belonging to the goth Regiment Colonel
BATTLE commanding, whose furloughs have ex-
pired, the present condition of whose health will
Justify it, and all those whose health is sufficiently
re-established to warrant their joining the regi-
ment, whether their furlOughs have expired or not,
are hereby directed to report themselves to Capt.
J. L. RICE, No. 2 Colorado Building at ten O'Clock,
A. NJ, on Monday, September %, 1861, with the
view of reforming their respective cOT4panies at
once.
By order of Colonel JOEL a. BATTLE, commanding
2Oth Regiment.
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SPECIAL NoTHoHs.

Rezfaz han ysn ssun Pref weeds advsrsssamss he
PAPER. heaa ~ Il VIII interest ycr.
rasr22-dEWlY
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EThe Dyersburg Recorder and Sparta Codstt,dion
GiSt have run up the names of DAVIS and STEPHENs
Tor President and Vice President.
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FARRAR, DIsNUKEs & Co. opening g most beau
ful lot of Shoes of all kinds especially for Ladies
and Children Call them, ladies, they are beauti-
full, and they sell them very low for the Cash
msrehll-f.
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ETne county court of Crittendon county. Arkan-
sas' has levied tax of ten cents per acre, on all
lands within the limits of that county for levee pur
poses.
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The Dyersburg (Tenn) Recorder, of the oath
inst, says:
Two or three Kentuckians passed through town
last Sunday, with a large lot of negroes cattle and
various kinds of stock, vending their way south
ward. looking for southern home. The present
position of Kentucky is too much for them; they
cannot stand it.
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The Cincinnati Commercial says a petition is be-
ing circulated in that city to have the Hon Simon
Cameron, Secretary of War, turned out, and Joe
Holt put in his place.
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go the Public.

IL MULES that are large with II branded over
"A right shoulder belong to the Tennessee Army
liberal reward will be paid for the delivery OF tie same to
- J. B. CLEMENTS,
.rrR In Asst @. NJ. O.
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From Cincinnati.
Washington

CrsCnsArI, Aug aO.-Tyler's defeats confirmed
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retiring from the bUsn5S solicit for Euccssor
Messrs. Payne, James Co, continuation Of thai Eneyai
patronage hsreofors kindly beat5Eed they
gentlemen Of qualification, good business habits prompt II
their dealings and liberal in heii views
Very respectfully,
aur2S-n BP& 8. A 6. NOEI 4 CO.
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shOemakers Wanted.

BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO.,
VEyIJL sen m sAsir frost Ro.m1 az s,Orsd stock q
w Faraiture nsln iiag lot q Blankets, etc.
SILK AND BUETIEG
- Z - e 9
7 AN to make Fa5s # either Of ii above soOis,
= ~ any 80 " JoHv LUCK,
angsS-df a Union strsst. -
E. ". MORGAN ~
I. aathsei settle the claims Of Morgan Wallace a3a Of
NV. Morgan can lie found at
WARD, EURxINsHEM & CO.,
auge62t No 20 Public Square
3. 4. I4rzE. JOHN I.nu- n rlEsu.
payne, JAMES 4 CO..
Successors to Messrs. s. A. G. Noel & Coz
No. Market street,
NASHvILLE,.---.--.-------..- TENNESSEE
Wholesale drocsrs, Commission Merchants
Lzp DzlIEas ~
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
TOBACCO. CIGARS, &c, &c.
: ALSO AGESF5 OF LOUIsI4NA sUGAR PLANTERS,
FHoR the sale sugsr ard MOassS, @ ped direct from the
n Plantations address
We solicit porten Of that liberal patronage hereoSrs
Gtowed on the Old firm. PAYNE JAMES q co.
retiring the husnEs solicit for
Messrs. Payne James q COa continuation OF thai liberal
patronage kindly bst0Eed they
gentlm Of qualification good business habits, prompt IN
their dealings and liberal in thsii views
Very respectfully,
aur1s-f BP&s 8. A g. NOEL 4 CO.
NOTICE TO FOUNDERS.
HAYS 5c80 Bushels Pittssurg Coke for sale, Sheh
will sell in large or small quantities e gt pureaasers
WA DEWsi Agent,
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NOTlCE TO SIOCkHOLDEHS
gNXHR Office Of the Cy Building Association has
street sAM'L SEAY,
reaauTers
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ALSO AGESF5 OF LOUIsIAyA sUGAR PLANTERS,
NOR the sale Of sugsr ard MolassS @ ped irsct from the
II Plantations to our address
We solicit pertcn Of that liberal pateusge feretoors ts-
Gtowed on the Old firm. PAYNE, JAMES q CO.
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CONNECTICUT AT THE BATTLE IN MIssOURT.-The
Hartford Comm Times says Captain TOTEM.
whose artillery did such service in the great battle
of August 10, in Missouri is a New London man
In that bloody battle Connecticut furnished the la
mented leader, Gen. LYON, and the most effective
captain of artillery. We had the pleasure of meet
ing today two of the relatives of Gen. LYON-his
uncle MARVIN KNowLToN of Ashford, and his cou-
SIN, a son of Mr.. X. They believe with thousands
of others, that it IS time this war was stopped.D
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The managers of the Ladies' Tennessee Hospital
Association requested to meet at the Episcopal
Church, corner of Church aud High streets, on
Monday morning, September 3D. at 9 o'clock, on
business Of importance.
Mrs. F. FoGG President
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-12
RYAMOND'S PATENT
9 II w ING WAC HIN E!
PRICE $40 EACH,
PATENTED MARCH 9,


MESSRs. HCPPINGER & ROBBINS, Of Bloomsburg,
w having purchased the exclusive right above
valuable lIaPRnvED CHEAr PArEsT SEWING MACHIsE, for
'hs county OF Columbia will be happy to supply their
friends with the article for the accommodation Of them
selves aud families The following are Of tile
periOr advantages this implement possesses any
ever yet offered to the public. VIZ
l. 1t sews from 400 to 600 stitches per minute, thus
saving both time aud labor in the operation
=. Its construction is plain and simple, with any.
hing like fair 1t is easy kept in order and Will
ave entire satisfaction.
3. ON of the most valuable features of this Machine
I. DDubithread Machines, always ditlicHlt man.
aud very unandy in threading bat this Machine
custer threaded than even common needle.
1t be attached board, table or stand in on
Grating order aud dcta hsd in less than half minute
u. 1t greatly economies the thread and yet produces
a seam, shrently strong for amy work for which ii
destined, qualification not known to other sewing Ma
chimes.
:. No human hand is capable in producing so
regular and systematic.
= Among the array of Patent Sewing Machines there
none heap and durable RAyNoSDs PATESr but
Machine ID adapted to all AinGs Of wOrk experience
has proven.
The operator shape his seam, Just he plcases
waves leaves aud flowers etc, be represented
Initiated.
1t is particularly adapted to all kinds Of stitching
such pentrmcns shirts, bosoms, risbands collars,
rtcand all kinds Of Ladies sewing including silks
lawns, delancs cali oes &C. excepting for mems heavy
this Ma' ino is rather too light Of obstruction
II. But all the Foregoing advantages though real in
Themselves, dwindc into lusignCanCe, when compared
with the preservation of health being saving both
labor aud cysgt and leaves the operator without soop
ing, and il enabled to perform his work, occupying
tJral position.
~ For sale by the undersigned their respective
rasiIsn :es, in ounsbnrg who will the machine in
operation and give all necessary instruction.
HENRY IlIppINGER,
DANIEL w ROBBINS.
bloomsbury May 10, 1860
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-12
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.

ryIIE s.bscrib"r is prepared with new Machinery
to build stationary engines, from To luO horse pow
or upon the latest improved plans and Will build TO
order double single portable engines from 10 to 40
horse pow e Rugged upon carriages with Boiler gearing
aud Puups all complete aud ready for action Also a
cylinder line aud tubular boilers cast iron coal breakers
patented in 1880, for hrrshng grain and cracking corn
aud made a large sculH for breaking coal Heavy
mining Pumps and hr. engines rigged complete with
doubi. acting forcing pump, all kinds of mill gearing
house uastiug uale to order. Line shaings with
any de sired sizes of purys finished with hangers-
Iron planning done ~ feet long all Kinds OF Iron
turning heavy press and other screws turned WIN any
desired pitch Of thread.
The hest Rough Iron thrcshiug Machines, that ever
before the public cast Iron and wooden machines
aade order Ievy power, chain or tread power made
or ter Also strders for the iolowihg machinery
Iarrison's latest patent grain mill, 81 900 offered by the
Pateneu for its equal II will grind in good fine meal
rs bushels in hour. Also bolts and elevators all III
order so Ruggcs Patent blower, manufactured by 'i
ID. Harris CO. the most powerful Blower now m use
with the least amount of power, one oi Whcn WIN D'
nut in use at the Foundry for exhibition All oi the
above will be warranted To be what they are sOlI ior
ALso-Take orders for Scots Patent Blacksmith Stri'
krr aud rights TO use them in the counties OF Culuhla
MOntour, Northumberland, Lycoming, sullivan ana
Cliuton, one Of which can bt seen at my shop. ~
LEWIS H. MAUS.
Bloomsburg, Columbia CO.. March -, 1886.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-12

LIVING IN JAPAN.--A correspondent
writing from the dominions of the Tycoon,
gives the following interesting informa-
ton -
"You ask us in regard to our mode of
living. 1t is simply this You rent a
house IA moderate izod house costs about
500 per annum) with some four or five
rooms; one of these, the front, is the
Office or couuting-room the next to the
rear is the drawing and dining, room, and
answers ut the same time for a private
counting room. To the rear of this is the
kitchen. In the upper story one room is
occupied by yourself, one by the house
keeper, and the other by the servants,
usually young men, say eighteen to twen-
ty, who are young errand boys, &c
Your housekcepcr, who, b. the way, is
generally pretty black-eyed young lady,
is very attentive to your wants. On her
devolves the whole charge of the house
procuring the provisions, washing the
clothing, and cooking the food, besides
keeping the whole house thoroughly clean
Her services cost you her board and about
fifty to seventy-fvo dollars per year. The
whole expense of my family, including
house rent, pay of housckeepcr and ser
wants for the last year, has been only five
hundred dollsrs-some difference between
this and the cost of living in tho SAINT
style in Philadelphia"
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BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA, SATURDAY, j.

took notion that she and Siah Golding
were rather thick, considerin'. Thinks l,
she wants to make me jealous, to spur me
on; so seeing them in close confab, I pokcd
my head between them and cried J0e But
the cat was soon out of the bag. We paid
the reckoning, four and sixpence piece.
Think of that. Everybody grunbled, but
Peter Shaw didn't care. Then followed
the crowding of sleighs, taking in the
ladies at the door. Such hubbub and
confusion But when my turn come, 10
and behold Patty Bean was missing, and
SO was Siah Golding Here is the end of
my story; and whoever wants to know the
particulars that happened on the road
home, must ask Dolly Fisher. The deacon
will tell you what "A pickle Sukey came
home in, and Chow much l paid for the
whistle" Finally, whoever went to our
meeting house the next Sunday morning,
knows very well how Patty Bean and
Josiah Golding are to square accounts.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-12

BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL THOUGHT
A little daughter, ten years old, lay on
her death bed. 1t is hard to part with the
pet of the family the golden hair, the
loving blue eyes, the bird like voice, the
truthful, affectionate child? Between this
child and her father there had always ex-
listed, not a relationship merely, but the
love of congenial natures. He fell on
his knees by his darlng's bedside and
wept bitter tears. He strove to say but
could not, "Thy will be done" 1t WAS
a conflict between grace and nature, such
as he never before experienced. His sobs
disturbed the child, who had been lying
apparently unconscious. She opened her
eyes and looked very much distressed.
"Papa, dear papa" she said at length
"What, my darling 7" answered her ia.
thcr, striving for composure.
Papa" she asked, in faint, broken
tones, chow much do l cost you every
year,
"Hush, dear, do be quiet" he replied,
in great agitation, for he feared delirium
was coming on.
''But pleasc-papa-how much do I
cost you :"
TO soothe her, he replied, though with
a shaking voice, "Well, dearest, perhaps
two hundred dollars What then darling
"Bccause, papa, l thought-may be
you would lay it out this year-in Bibles
for poor children-to remember ME by"
A beam of heavenly joy glanced in the
fathers heart; the joy of one noble, low
ing spirit mingled with its like. Self was
forgotton--the sorrow of parting the lone
ly future. Naught remained but the mis-
sion of love, and thrill of gratitude that
in it he and his beloved we're coworkers.
81 will, my pieoie,~ ahild," lie replied
kissing her brow with solemn tenderness.
"Yes," he added, after pause, II will
do it every year, as long as l live, and
thus my Lillian shall yet speak, and draw
hundreds and thousands after her to heav-
! en-.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-12

DANCING GIRLS AT AUCTIoN.-Tho
auction sales of dancing girls are still kept
up in somo of the German towns. The
girls are all assembled on an open space,
generally in front of the burgomaster's
house Of business, and an auctionoer hav-
ing been chosen among the young men,
generally wag in his way, the names of
Roschen, Kirtchen, Narmchen, and all
the other chens, (an endearing diminutive
by which the lasses are styled y are called
out, and the auction for the dancers pro-
ceeds, which gives the highest bidder the
sole right over her hand for year, at all
the tete dances and rejoiciags which take
place-and these are not few. Ii is gen.
orally an understood thing that it is akin
to declaration, but still is not in any
way binding. Of course there are strug-
giles and competition for the prettiest, but
she falls 10 the richest.
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REV ERE II o U S f ,


NO. 227 NORTH THIRD STREET PHlLADElPIllA
IlIs bousa is situated in the business part Of tho
L cty has one hundred and thirty rooms large Far
,ors and every newly furnished and is considered
one of the finest Hotels of its class in Philadelphia II
has erected large observatory where persons can have
a fine view of the City Delaware river &c, &c 1t Is
also supplied with hot and cold Bathes which will
he free OF charge for the guests of the House city Cars
will take you to Revere House. Our charge is mod
crate 81 - per day persons visiting the city wii please
come aud ty the herere and pledge ourselves
that we win encavor to best efforts TO make 1t
appear like home
CmAnLEs j. FABeR of Reading, will have charge OF the
office q. w. HlNKLE,
formerly Of the States Union Hotel and atery ot the
United iitaes Hotel Atlantic CITY N. j., PROPRIETOR.
I-bI-l.,nI.
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VOL. "a.
Who is Responsible ?

A writer in the Buffalo Con,nse, ctal,
Lincoln paper, makes the following con-
fcssion in regard to tho responsibility of
tho North for the present crisis:
"Let the North, especially New England
remember that for this fearful result they
are primarily and mainly responsible, by
their reasonable legislation, by bzr room.
and pulpit assaults upon the South, in
which unholy alliance of things sacred and
profanc, all epithets have been exhausted,
all sound principles abandoned, and new
terms of denunciation and hatred invented
irritating at last to madness the excitable
population of the South, who, for quarter
of century, have had these Goals of fire
heapcd upon their heads.
"Let the North and West remember al.
so, that the necessary subjugation of tho
seeding States will be a victory without
honor and cause of profit that half Gen.
fury of prosperity will hardly restore tho
national loss, or heal the resulting enmities
that commercial distress and almost uni
versal bankruptcy will clotho our cities in
mourning, and reduce all real estate, both
in city and country,to half its present val
ue. Let them restore the integrity of the
Constitution, repeal all reasonable laws,
and offer the olive branch to their exasper-
ated brethren of the South. IF war rnust
come, let them 60 into this dreadful con-
troversy with clean hands; let themselves
of notification before they proceed to pun
ish it in others"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-12
JOHNNY BEEDLE'S
GREAT SLEIGH RIDE.
by JOHN NEAL.

As / was going past Mr.. Josh Barters
tavern the other day, 1 hear terrible
noise in the bar room and thinks 1 I'll
just put my head ir, and see what's the
matter. "Whoorah !" roarcd a heap of
fellows, "hcrc's johnny Bcodle, he'll 60
and that will make )" and they hauld
me in among them. "What's the occa-
sion ~ says I. GA sleigh ride, over to
Shaw's (cvery body goes to Shaw's that
goes sleigh ridingJ with fiddle and
frolc !"
"Whoorah !" says I.
81 motion" said DR.. Partridge 'that
every gentleman 60 right off now, and get
his sleigh and his lady, and meet at Hanks
corner;" and with another whoorah, We
burst out of the door and scattered.
l ran full speed to the widow Beans.
Her daughter Patty is the handsomost girl
in Casco bay. had given her some pref
ty broad hints, and only waited for good
chance to pop the question. And out it
shall come, this very night, says 1.
bounced into the widow Beams out of
breath, and was near catching Patty in
the suds. She was just done washing, ,and
was wringing out, standing in the midst of
tubs, mops and kettles. She was struck
all of heap at tine sight of her spark
and would have blushed nicely, I guess, if
she hadn't been as she could, already
GA word in your ear, Patty" says ],
giving her the wink, and stepping into the
corner, told her what was brewing, II Il
rnn and borrow the deacon's sleigh, and
como back right away" says I. 80, you
needn be in such tearing hurry" says
she, "for I've got to shift from top to toe.
You see what pickle I'm in"
"Ah, Patty" says 1, ''bcauty when un-
adorned's adorned tho" "Well,
VOW" says Patty, says she, and off l shot,
for how was to follow up such bold
speech; but ] could not help staggering all
the way to the deacon's to think how swim
mingly matters were going on. I was so
full of this, that l entirely forgot to make
up story to fop off upon the old deacon,
till I got almost to the door; tor the dea'
con is a sworn enemy to all frolics, and SC
is his mare. "Ill tell him l want to car
ry grist to mill" But that will be found
out "No matter so it is after election, ai
the politicians say"
"The deacon gave mortal squint al
my face, when did my errand, but was
behind q shirt collar. He then fell tC
chewing his cud and considering. "Moth
er's clean out" says 1, "both rye and in'
jun" The deacon spit. swell, neighbor
if you are afraid to trust feller, there!
two shilling beforehand"
"Poh, poh, John, said he, walking "
and pocketing the money, "not trust you
hear that, Now, Joshua, tackle up Suky
You'll drive the critter slow, john, anC
now I think ont, you may bring my grist
that is now at the mill and look sharp a
the miller when he strikes the toll meas
ure, John"
1t was to late 10 stick at lies now, S
promised everything, jumped in tn
sleigh, and steered for the widows wit
flying colors,
1t is the height of gentilility, you mus