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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-02

Nichols fasi.icuesec Conference n "; tile Rev p s
Hart, fsq uica y. V. the Hon. Seal Dow, Porilani
Me The lion. s'uyr Coll, southleu, Ind The ion'
George Humphreys, n V Henry D. Cook rsq EIior or
The Ohio state Journal Cnuihus Ohio the Hon. r. H.
Gr,lnm, VI Minc, III. the Hon rhrmn. !. Chase, Monu.
cello, fln; the Hon Joseph Benedict, rusa, ~ V; WIN.
Bristol. ESD, Utica, ~ y; A. \ Pond Esq, Ctca " Y
James runSc'', f,'l, Nashville, Tenn. DID,.
t,.r M, sppctrtc pp,,pn,rs .t
LIST oF sPEVlFio EEhED'hS
No. For Fever, Csnges.ion, AMI Inflammation.
No 3for CJiic, Crying, Tcsting, and Wakefuueks oi
Tnfppis.
No. 4-For Diarrhea Cholera ln'Antun,, and Summon
Cpmpian,a.
No a-fer Coli: GrrnF., pysen,ery, or nloody Plus.
M G-rgr Tw,rhs c,is i,,sn",'" ani sSra rhro,
No. s-Fpr Too'h.ath", = f'iSHrhr, anI Seuralyis
No. 9-fJr Headache, Vertigo, Heat ani Fulness of ne
IIes".
=. No. io-DvsPH4N PnlsEFor weak and Dorangod
somaeli, Constipation, snd Liver CrmrlaiHt
NO. lI.Fnh fE"ttk IRREGULARITIES, Srsuy, falnia, or
snIyprr,:,sed r., y rrri2ds al,.,.. r..,...
Dawn Of Females.
NJ ils,,r R"r,r 'r,s p,,s rI r.ini nsJ
pimnles on The Face, ''''l''''' @''P"''"'
ness in The Chest s,rt Ioin, or Ijb, OF '''e
~ - , , ,r',r - ~, m
,,t hrm teser anu Asuc' N''" fe'er, pumo AgaA Old
NsnapastI. nag ~, a, aS1sS nii, 49, p,.,,,.. ,.,.
ro VIM Wo"I or n1ee,lns, Irssrna or eysrnA
v.i ou.yi m 49, ~ ''''u rF's Nh' fF""'; ft''
hE' Neak' ras c,...,, w 49,.
caiarrh Oh ionS standing or recent either VITA
~, uS"on Vi r,ouse uisoharSe' . ,.
a %, mnoophs cough, abating ia violence adj
SIr'enins or III & ,,s eoqhse, 9ia":.o , :. p ,.oo.,,.
an uIue ulsehses, sue as feyers, ihnaIunons,
DrInea, oysen,ey, oroup, hieuniaus ana such ernp-
uye diseases as scarlet feyer Nease anu Eryspeas ,o
a.un,ase VI s'is te proper reneules nrompy Us o-
"us au N All such cases he specincs act nhe vhthl
~, ne , gn 81 , Is ', oe ~ at oice t u, n '
VIZ vi .e ,ttah " Inooerateui ue uisea'o e"0rS
ehen, anu rehueren iess dangerous, -
Joushs % anu o9as wch are o. snch irelueh
au WHEN 50 oIten my .e iouuasoh oI nsS,
mo'cIi.s m anu may a' oe AZ once cure" ~
Tue feveI eve anu .9ugl 1, rus. i, . =, ,. r,..e,
IN a chrohc ulsesses suGn us yea, S,omae
Sonsuphon, LNeT oonlpaliH rles reinsie pepnIty ana
M Rhs "u obe nd sSrH OF W.
sn' au v'e oIu y ue ease ms
Instance Orn The cnre of sin"ls chronlc dibrltv sucI
Dyspepsia, Piles Catarrh Headache Female Weak
pess, has than paid for the ten times
pp,cr
fH'oh'
Case Of 20 vals compse, In morocco, and Book 81
Case of 20 vals aud Book, plain.
Case OF Is numbered boxes, and Book ............
Case OF boxes, numbered and Book k,..............
Single numbered boxes, With directions 25 een.s
Single leered bexes, with directions 20 CENTS
Large case of uL walls for planters and Sb
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-02
WAPEi "NIIROGEN IXED'
SUPER PHOSPHATE or LINE

IGo IJo ~ iA5 "a ii IL
18th, Delaware Avenue. PlIlLhDEI. FILA.
Sole agent for Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey,
M lbs Mapns (NirogeRied) will equal III effect aud
lVD lasting powers, l-J lbs Best Peruvian Gu1nO.
Is packed in strong Bags of 100 lbs each and is sold
at $50 0O per ton. or 81 % per single bag.
1t has the experience uf Ten Years safely roc
onlmcnd it as the best fertilizer nov in
Samples, Circulars aud Pamphlets containing recon.
mentations from Farmers sent gratis TO a who
them.
August 90, 1859
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-02
Il THROUGH TICKET TO CALIFORNIA;
G. S. COLBERT & CO.'S.
Fifth Grand Quarterly distribution
OF 100, 900 Articles Worth 5000, coo.

WHICH vii! be sold FOR SluOCoU to the purchaser #
w our IL GOLDEN rf3Ns Crs' rLN 80 *
Our Golden Pen the hest used and is warranted
not to corrOic in any ink Every BUSINESS man and
family should use the Golden Pen.
The following iist" 100000 articles will he distributed
among or patrons At 100 each not maid for
until We INFORM th1 purchaser which Of tho follow in
articles we Will sell HIM for l.OO It s ustlonhl
whether he sends the DOLLAR anu take the GOODS or
not W All Goods can be TGtirIrd at EXPENSE ItI.
IN ten days after tho purchaser Receives them (un,
they are satifiact"ry and the huncy,i be T.fuaded
List of q DDS Included in tie Distribution
Iianos, tIid Hunting Ca>ed Watches, Gold Watches
Ian silver Watches, Guard, Vcst Llaclain Chain
cameo irooehcs, Mosac and Jet Brooches, Lava aud
Ilorintine BrUoches, Coral Emerald Opal ruoclIus
Cameo Ear-Drops, Mosaic aud Jet Ear Drops Lava and
florcntine EarDrops Coral Lar Drsps EIno raid and
opdl Ear'Drups, iiandsomc seal Rings, Mosaic aud
neo Bracelets Gents Breastpus, Watch Keys Fob aud
Ribbon Slides, Sets of bosOm Sts Sleeve buttons Pain
Ihgs stone ana set Rings, sris a0irs Jcwclfy, Can
ton Grape Shawis, Mousseline dc LANES, Chalics
French and American Laws, BGregrs, P0plius French
Calicocs, and 9th Ladies' Dress Goods ia great variety
together with Head Dresses, Cabas, Fancy Fans ana in
nc almost every description of GOODS usually found in
first class Dry Good stores.
PL-3.N OF DISTylLB U7YOk.
Highest Premium 100 Dollars, Lowest Premium 50 90
The articles are nun!bercd aud Certificates stating what
we "lIl sell each person iur dollar urt placed In
sealed Envelopes with ID eisIa arrangement of Pro.
NUNS So thai IN each undr ID Certificates there il ne
fora - ~
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Va" Il LB Y u S. -Ba
PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAID.
Boxes Pens with ! Certdcates 81
~ do do do .
e3 do do Is do

''S'S i'"s VIVA NtIlhCalvsI 81.
Q do do . DO
20 90 40 - do s.
~ No, 40 40 luJ do II.
NJ WIN each Package Of 100 boxes we pre tb.
purchaser lUJ Certificates, Of which is gnranrd Ia
contain one order for a FINE WATCH, OF sewing Ns.
chine or by ordering 80 bOXfs in package yu nr.
sure 10 receive % Certificates containing ono order for
splendid slLN ER WATCH, beside a large number Of
o'htr very valuable premiums. One Ccrtifcnte sent
gfHa upon Application of any person desiring 10 uct AZ
agent winch may enable him procure a yaIunble
premium upon the payment Of 81.
ramos MeOde0ns, Music, Books, Sewing Machines
&C. boughl ana sold on Commission. ANY article w IN
b1 sent 10 lhr Country at the Lowest Wholesale Prc,
ing. ~ VIVA
N. B;IAgcn's wanted in every town. Circulars sent
on application. ' "'''
Address all Communications to
q. :. COLBERT & co,
Commission .N,rchaRts d. (Jenerql ag,nI,
EiS south Fourth Street, Below Oh. sinut Philo
W fur our integrity and ability 10 flhl our engage
rls we beg To refer you to the following well knnw
gentlemen ana business hTms:-
nA GoV; Kansas WestnioTefund, Pa
tui.ie, Richardson q Co. Jewellers, PHILADELPHIA
h. A. Warne, Esq, f
VIM. A. Gray, EsI.,
mes'rs hembieTeT Moore, Water ST. below Arch "
MessIs rrat a. kcalh, Finn and llarket Street. rbia
j. Fuller, ESD Jcwrlltr,
AZ: Ward, ESD. Publisher Of Fashions &c -
~ H. Horne, Chusaqua bank.
non i4 NJ BuTson, Eureka, California
September {, Eco l!in.
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"A little. bu, often fiIIe tho purse.

CEILING Of SAWS, &C., at cos, or less,
~ ny
HdRPMAN5
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PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.
TUE subscriber would inform his friends, thaI ii. l.,
nov prepared % pat mp, On short notice ana n, "A
stientihr manner, the bast 'NN "''" :" Z"
. a, FL~4IIN5 POINIkD liGH7aTN7 ROUS
a. W. cents per foot All wotk wanpnd
B.o'msbuIs, May 81. 100 '''N'i' H''''
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G. OF p w q n c. III .

And there will also be splendid Premium ia each ten
Corhcales Ladies', ifyon desire fine shawl or Dress
Pattern, or beautiful article If Jewelry euc IS s 30
Cents FOR Box of the Golden Pens, and We will send
you Ctrcats which may enable you To rocurt it for
our Golden Pens aud Sealed notice Of the rli,, ,e
we sell for 81. "
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-02

by the use Of these pills the periodic attacks Of Mr.
cohs or Sies Hsddahe may be prevented and II taken
The commencement Of an attack immediate relief from
pam aud sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail IA the NaHse ca and Readaeh
(which females are subject,
Ihey act greatly upon the b0wes,-TemOvng C0stire-
Htss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and all
persons OF Sedentary habits they valuable as Lay
Gioe improving the appetite giving aud pgor 10 the
dgestye organs and restoring the natural elasticity
strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALic FILLS the result oflOng investi.
CATION and carefully conducted been
IN use many years, during which lime they have preven
yea End relieved vast amount Of pain aud suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the Hsruous sys
tem or from deranged state Of the sfomaeh,
They are entirely vegetable IA their conpos and
may be taken al all times with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet and s Of aRV disa
drsa, " '
BEWARE Op CoUNTERFEfTsi
The genuine have iye signatures Of Henry c. spading
on each box. F'e
Sold by Druggist and all other Dealers in Medicnes
boA "lll be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of the
a., PKICE IS CENTS.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY C. sPALOING. 4
Nov "a, 1867 W. '''",
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HEAR WHAT TIE PEOPLE SAY.

Tie undersigned having used Professor HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES In our fiairicl
with the most satisfactory results, and having full ooga
dence In their genuincue's purity, and efficacy ,elecrIuly
recommend them To NIL persona who wish TO have safe rc
liable, anl cicnclOus remedies ut hand for private do
nestle use.
The Rev. VIM. IIosmer, el'or ~" The Northern Inle
pendent" Auburn, n s.; the Rev. y. H. Cressey, DD ,
Rector of st. Peters Church. Auburn, n. Y; the Nev II l.
Ives Chaplsln Of the Auburn StWe Prison; the Row,
Spencer VI. Rice, Rector, New BEDFORD, Mass the Rev
Allen Steele New-fOrk Conference the Rev sAn,ne
Nichols Easiticnesec Conference, ~ ". tile Rev. p =
Pratt, Dorset, VI the Rev, John H. nrhie buffalo A. O.
Hart, fsp, Utica, " v the Hon. Seal Dow Portland
Me- the Hon schuyler CrlCi south-iien Ind the Hon
George Humphreys n V Henry D Cool. ESQ, Etor of
The Ohio state Journal ClTrhus Ohio; the Hon T. H.
Graham VI inc, Ill., the Hon rhrmn. j. Chase, Mont.
cello, Fla; the Hon. Joseph Benedict tt;n, N. V. VIM
Bristol Es,j Utica, ~ Y; A. Pond, Esq, Utica, " T.
l....a I,.....:.I ~. Al.L.I.. r..n
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HIS celebrated Washing Soap is IN market for
more thah year, and that 1t has given universal
satslaction is evident from the fact that tho Manuac.
trers OF IN order To supply the demand have been
uhged To increase their capacity make equal To one
Huhdred ihousand Pounds per Wtek IL decidedly the
6sst Hnd cheapest Soap ever made in this Country Che
round o. u "IH go as FAR, for IA, of the
Common Soap IN general 1t is made upon a new
pflncpic, Of the materials, and known only to VAs
washboardsaves the necessity of boil ing The clothes il
does not shrink Flauncls, REMOVES GREASE INK
h FAINT sPoI5 perfectly and from the most delicate
fabric, saves fully onchalf tho time au labor usually
spent TO the washing His rarrdnted free from S4LS6
~ or Other Injuries akaieS, and guaranteed net u rot
or injure the clothes. "
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-02-02

4 NANCER INSTITUTE
I, Airr many years Of successful practice, DR. KEI.
LING still desires to do good to the afflicted lie con
tinues to cure all kinds Of
cancers, 1ussors, Wens, Scrofi.lu, or
Kimg's Evil, Soes, DC,
fcrraba, without cutting " poison Hs does no, eo,
he himself merely the of the above diseases bn
"ill treat ON all others with success Patients will h,
s,smea u desired reasonable distance Persons dc
Hotel in Nechanicsburg where they viii he directed "
ms residence For all particulars writo-state dscasr
bainy. EhcIoss postage stamp to prepay answer
land CO., Pa. is ~ Su'''''
September Is. 1850 6n,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-08
News Extraordinary by way of TIN
southern Confederacy.

southern Confederacy.
We find the subjoined startling in
telligence, with more of the same sort,
in the New Orleans True Delta, of the
10th:
The Richmond correspondent Of the
Memphis Appeal has the following
gossip concerning matters in Washing
ton in his letter of the 14th:
ave have advices from Washington
up to the 11th inst, which, if they may
be trusted, reveal a deplorable state of
things there, such as must "make the
j judicious grieve" Lincoln's machine
is running very badly. The screws are
loose generally. AS Mr.. Webster said
of G. j. Ingersoll's mind, the whole con-
Germ seems to be rickety. In the first
place, it is said that Seward has taken
to hard drink of late There is an odor
of brandy and water all around the State
Department. The Secretary takes his
drinks, in legal phrase, with a continu-
endo, from day to-day. One unhappy
consequence of this official inebriety
has been rupture with His Excellency
Lord Lyons, K. c. B., Her Majestys S
at the Gorilla Court
The special courier of the British En-
Jassy, whose business it is to carry his
lordship's dispatches between Washing
ton and New York city, where they are
put on board the steamers for Liverpool,
has been again and again subjected to
an insulting personal examination to
satisfy the Yankee Government that he
was not the bearer of other papers than
these intrusted by the Minister. After
vainly protesting against this iudignlty,
Lord Lyons has submitted the matter to
his own Government for instructions,
and meanwhile removes the legation t.
Baltimore, beyond the immediate scru-
tiny Of the Cabinet
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-08
BOOK NOTICES.
The "Ladies' Repository"

The "Ladtes' Repository"
For November has been received. This num-
ber is ercelIcnt. The engravings alone are
worth the price of subscription; especially the
'Summer Tresses of the Trces are Cone 1t
is truly November scene. The engraving of
"Isabella, the Model Queen" carries us back
through the vista of years, when Columbus
kneeled before her, praying her aid and sane
ton to go forth and seek q new world. This
number contains the best of reading matter in
prose and poetry, and is nicely printed.
1t is only $500 per year. Address Poe s.
Hitchcock, Cincinnati.
The "AtIantic''
For November has been received. This copy
sustains the reputation of former numbers.-
"Excelsior" seems to be the motto of the Pub
fishers.
We find some excellent articles, bearing upon
the times. "Health in the Camp" by Harriet
Martineau, contains some valuable hints, and
some facts worth remembering, especially by
our volunteers. The article, "Contrabands at
Fortress Monroe presents them in new
light-a much better one than marching them
back to their masters, a la Patterson! "Con-
cernng People who Carried Weight in Life, ;:
is quite as odd as its title. Among the
"weights" enumerated by the writer he forgot
to mention the Editors weighty list of unpaid
subscriptions. ''Holmes," and "Lowell," have
poetic effusiens in this number, and Mrs.
Stowe another chapter of "Agnes of Sorrento .
''Why has the North felt Aggrieved with Eng
land? by the Rev. George E. Ellis, u. D. is an
abe Article.
The remaining articles are-"George Sand, .
Hair Chains" "Ale1is De Tocqueville," "Re-
views and Literary Notices" SC, SC. Ad-
dress Ticknor s. Fields, Boston, Mass.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-08
An Affecting Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The scene at
the Cabinet meeting to day was very af-
fecting on the occasion Of the reading
of the correspondence between Secretary
Cameron and Gen. Scott. The latter
wept when the President read to him
the paper authorizing his retirement.
Upon General Scott's arrival at New
York, in few days, he will issue part
ing address to the American people.
General Mcclellan issued an order,
which has been sent to the Colonel of
each regiment, stating that General
Stone was in no wise responsible for the
disaster at Edwards Ferry, but the
blame belonged to subordinate officer,
whose name is not mentioned.
To-day several clerks in the Treasury
Department were removed, many of
whom have been suspected Of disloyalty
for some time.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-08
Cincinnati Wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY, November 5.
FLoUR-The market opened dull, buI
the rise in the river induced demand
from Pittsburg, and there was fair one
from the home trade. Sales of superfife
at 81 15@4 20, and extra 81 25@4 30,
fancy brands sold at 81 45@4 so.
HoGs-A sale of 500 head from the
hooks at So TO- This is the first sale
on the spot to packer, and the price
may be considered the opening one.
GRocER1Es-A moderate demand for
Sugar. Sales at 94@1O5c; Coffee dull
at 15a@16&c, and Molasses at 44@ 45c.
Wharf.-The market was dull under
the advices from New York. We quote
good to prime Red at s0@s5c, and good
to prime White at s5@9Uc.
CoRN-The demand continues fair and
the market rules steady at 29c in bulk
OATs-A continued good demand, and
prices are shade higher, closing firm
at 261c in bulk.
RYE-The market is firm with good
demand and light supply at 42c.
BARLEY The market is dull and
prices are irregular; buyers are not will
ling to pay over SOC for the best fall,
and As for the best spring,
HAY-The market rules steady with
fair demand at S9@1O per ton for good
to prime Timothy, in bales on arrival
CHEEsE-The demand is only moder-
ate and is confined chiefly to the local
trade, which is supplied at 53@6c fo1
Western Reserve. Some few lots Eng
lish Dairy sold at 7d@9c.
BUTTER-Prine and choice qualities
of roll are in fair demand at 11@13 fol
inferier, and 12@14c for Western Re.
serve; packed butter is dull at 1O@12c
for central Ohio, and 12@14c for West,
erD Reserve.
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Communicated.
For the Poneroy Weekly Telegraph.


At meeting of the. non commits
stoned officers of Company K, 18th Reg
iment o. V. U. S. A., held Tuesday, Oc-
tober 22d, 1861, the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we will endeavor to re-
frain from using profane language.
Resolved, That we will endeavor to re-
frain from using vulgar language.
Resolptd, That we will not, while. in
the service of the United States, use any
Intoxicating liquors, as beverage.
Resolved, That We disapprove of card
playing by the members of the Com
pany, and that We will use our influences
against the habit.
Resolced, That we will endeavor to
set good example before those in our
charge.
Rcsozrcd, That the above resolutions
be sent to the Pomeroy Weekly Tele-
graph for publication.
Sergeants-C. C. Hudson, Samuel A.
Price, VIM. B. Evans, L. &. Hudson,
Peter J. Hartley.
Corporals-Tho's NJ. Atkinson, Lew
is Rutfcorn, r. T. Trussell, Jared Long,
Joseph Newberry, John c. Carines, Jo-
seph Higgins, Daniel Withee.
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Without fully indorsing, we pub
lish the communication signed "Tit for
Tat Thanking him for his informa-
ton we give /. his "petition" to
our readers for their consideration.
We do not think it requires any action
by Congress. All that we think neces-
sary is that Congress, and everybody
else, will just "let slavery Alone" The
making of our soldiers slave -eatchers, is
simple gratuity which neither the Con-
stitution nor law requires at their hands.
The fugitive slave law was enacted at
the dictation of the slave power when it
was omnipotent in the Government
It was all they demanded. While it re-
mains unrepealed, let them employ it
through the agencies it creates. But to
go beyond its requirements, to make our
armies of loyal freemen the gratuitous
hunters of these fleeing bondsmen, Is an
outrage that will stick to those engaged
in it, like the mark placed upon Cain.
Our armies have no business to know
anything about slavery. It is not to
uphold that institution, nor to destroy it,
that they haver volunteered. And if
those held in slavery by those who are
in rebellion against the Government,
choose to take advantage of the treason
of their masters to regain their natural
rights, of which they had been despoiled, it
is none Of our business. And lust so
coon as our Government shall cease to
lend itself as the tool of the rebels in
the capture of their slaves against all
law, just SO soon will the shareholders
cease their rebellion, or lose their slaves.
This is manifest. And it needs no act
Of Congress, unless it be one to punish
the officers of our armies, who, without
law, and in violation of all natural right.
consign any person to a pretended
o,oner, as other pirates and kidnappers
are punished. This punishment they
deserve. But if they will ''let slavery
alone" we will ask no more at their
hands. But for the power and position
taken by the Government, slavery would
have died and the rebellion with it be-
fore this time. And just as soon as our
rulers can comprehend the fact that the
rebellion cannot be crushed while the
energies of the Government are wasted
in maintaining its cause, we shall hope
for Iescs.