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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-16

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li;s Nc { %t5atitI. @at licbta ucsrl-e ( mn,r IL I,SI,,
pI'tN o'ltIRtiu '%'rNgtt3cu, 5. -Gorrbdgjrn. @,f
cm Nc tn Wlytt.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

szs- Mrs. Lincoln, the wife of the Pres
ident is a Southorner, and has two broth-
ers in the Secession army. And we are
told that Mcssrs. Magraw and Harris who
went to Manassas after the body of Col.
Cameron, and were taken prisoners and
sent to Richmond, are imprisoned in a to-
bacco warehouse, and arc under the care
of Mr. Todd, brother of President Lin
coins wife. They represent that they are
in good health aud well treated
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

aay~ We call attention 10 the following
from the Philadelphia Lnguiyer, being
among the Special Dispatches to that pa.
per. 1t is a full, authoritive, and positive
denial of the stories about the barbarities
to the wounded and prisoners in the hands
OF the enemy. We rejoice for the sake Of
humanity to be able TO give the reports
unoquivocal denial, and to publish it for
the sake Of truth. See also the case of
Mr.. Ely, and the remark of Surgeon Nor
val, of Col Camcron's regiment. The dc.
spatch says -
" Dr. j. Ii. STEWART, Senior Surgeon
of the First Minnesota Regiment, who was
captured by the Rebels at the battle of
Stone Bridge, has arrived in this city, in
company with twenty five other prisoners,
who have been released by the enemy on
parole. Among the number are five Sur
geons. They bring more than thousand
letters from prisoners still confined at
Richmond. The stories about the bayo-
netting Of the wounded are bascless fabri-
cations They brought petition to the
President, from the prisoners, urging that
measures be taken for their immediate re-
lease but Capt. WINDER, of the Rebel
forces, stopped the document, and will
send it to JEFF. DAVIS, and if he approves,
it will be forwarded to President LIN.
COLIN,
They report that twcnty-thrcc members
of the first Minnesota Regiment are at
Richmond, Nearly all of them were
wounded in the battle, but are doing well.
Many of our soldiers who were reported
among the killed are in the hands of the
enemy, and are well treated
There are twenty-five other Federal
soldiers at Sudley Church, Virginia, suf-
fcring from wounds, but in fair way of
recovery. They are kindly treated also"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24
"The New York Day-Book.'

ME are authorized to say that the reports put in cir
w culation by its political enemies. that Tue New
York DAy-BooK has BEEN will be stopped, are false.
Its propricors state that 1t is rapidly increasing in cir.
cuatiOn and that is bound 10 live long the prin-
cpcs of JEFFERSON and JACKSON survive All who desire
souud, 'uatcrrifed" Union Democratic paper from
New York city in favor Of Peace Justice and fraternity
opposed to Mob law, Standing Army, Onerous Taxa.
ton, National Banks High Tariffs, the Suppre sson of
Free speech, and Military Dictatorship, will find II
Just what they want. THg WEEKLY DAy-BooK las all
the latest Telegruphc News, and as good n report Of
Cattle Grain and other Markets any paper sent out
of New York. The terms during the war are One
Copy, per Annum, 81 Five Copies S. Twenty .onc
copies, SEQ Any person who will start club at post
oihce where there is none aud send S. for five
subscribers, viii receive sixth copy gratis Additions
10 clubs can always be made at lS each subscriber.
Specimen copies sent free. Address,
VAN EvRiE. HORTON & co,
l62 Nassau Street, New York.
July %, 1861
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24
say- The appointment of j. Lathr

s@- The appointment of j. Lathrop
Motley, the historian, author of "The
Dutch Republic" Minister to Austria, in
place of Burlingamc, is one that deserves
the highest commentator. America has
reason to be proud of Mr.. Motley, not only
because of the lustrc he has shed upon this
country by his Invaluable contributions to
European history, but also on account Of
his recent able pamphlet against the doc
trine of Secession. Would that all our
foreign Ministers were of the same stamp.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

b4r A meeting of Bank Presidents and
Committees representing the Banks of New
York, Boston, and Philadelphia, was held
on Wednesday in New York. Secretary
Chase was present. The report of the
Committee of ten was considered, and a
portion adopted, whereby it is agreed by
the Banks to take $50, 900, 900 at par at
once, with the privilege of taking another
$50, 100000 on the 18th of October, and
$4,000, 900 on the 18th of Deccmbcr,-
The amount allotted to the three cities, in
proportion to their capital, will give to
New York $50, 600, 900, to Boston sl5,-
100000, and to Philadelphia So ,OOO, 200.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

s6r Mrs. Lincoln the president mistress
of the "White House, passed through this
State on Wednesday afternoon a week in
the Harrisburg and Now York Express
train, on her way to Long Branch, New
jersey. She was accompanied by three Of
her children and several friends The dis.
tinguished party occupied a separate car
elegantly furnished, which was specially
provided for them, and in which they came
through direct from Washington.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

say- Among the Special Dispatches to
he Philadelphia Inquirer is one, which we
copy below, referring to the case of Mr..
Congressman Ely, spoken of last week
viz
81 am able to state that the story of
Mr.. ELY having been employed at Rich.
mond in ditching, or in any other menial
employment, is entirely untrue. He has
been uniformly well treated, and has Jared
sumptuously every day, Surgeon NOR
VAL, of the New York Seventy ninth
brought letter from him to President
LINCOLN. He says that personal acquain.
tance with the Southern people has greatly
modified his views in regard to thom and
he suggests, in view of the thirteen hum
dred and fifty prisoners confined at Rich
mond, the propriety of adopting, in the
future progress of the war, the usual rules
of belligerent nations, particularly with
regard to flags of truce, treatment and cx.
change of prisoners of war, burial of the
dseA, &c.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

aaS- The MontOur County Democratic
Convention met at the Court House, in
Danvillc, on Monday last, and nominated
the following ticket:
Judge-Alcxander Jordan.
Asst. Judges-Rob't Moore, JOS. Dcen,
ommissioner-Isaac zimmerman.
Dist. Atttorney-J, Harvey Campb ell.
Auditor-Gutclius Snyder.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

Bay" New Banks of issue will shortly be
established under the provisions of the
Free Banking Law, at Marietta, and at
Columbia, Lancaster county also at Eric,
all in this State. Notice is also given that
application will be made to the next Leg.
islature by the Lancaster County Bank
for renewal of the charter of that insti-
tuition for twenty years.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24
LIST OF CAUSES,

FOR SEPTEMBER TERM, 1861.
]. Townsend w, kahlcr Va. Daniel Neyharl
=, John McNlulligan, ct. al vs.. Samuel Rhnnc
:. Andrew Crgveling vs. Andrew Mellick ST. ct al
J, Robert j. Lyons vs.. Montgomery Cox. et. al.
.. Philip WIntcrstcen vs. Valentine Winterstccn
y. John Pcucr vs.. Daniel Edgar ct. al.
l. Lewis LavCubrrg ct. al vs. John DYER
.. Isaiah Shuman VS.. Jacob l.. Shumnn.
.. Joseph LOckard VS.. James Pennington.
10 Ezekiel &. Shultz, vs. James Pennington ct al.
u Henry TraHgli W. The West Branch Insurance c.
" James Shields ct al. vs.. Isaiah Shuman.
H. George Ewes VS. XcbulOn IL. Shultz, et at
II. Richard u. Menugh vs.. john Gigger.
10 Daniel 7. ScIbort, (usc) vs.. A. d. puarcc.
~ Daniel L. Scyb'rt vs. A. u. rcarce, Ct al.
Il. Henry Wells vs.. George Kinlcy
j.. Joseph Mclicnry vs., Wesley u. Kline
~. Wilson Agcr W. Joseph alton.
~. sally Ann Wagner vs.. Isreal Whnry.
u, Brown & Snyder vs. james J. Du
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24
THE MASONIC FRATERNITY.
Gen. Mcclellan Strengthening his STAFF.
a FULL CABINET MEETING.
r 1 A l. OF EERS.
A NETV RULE FOR PASSES.
Elk. Minister Faulkner's Son
in Battle.
WASHINGTON, August 20.

There have been all sorts of rumors.-
One is positive statement that johnson
has crossed the Potomac at JVilliamsport.
with twenty thousand men; that Beaure.
gard is crossing, with about the same
number, at Occoquan creek, and that Da>
Wis, in person, is leading the assault upon
the intrcnchments on the Potomac side.
Of course, all these stories arc idle ru.
mors.
Government will hereafter retain all
prisoners of war pirates, and those arrested
! on charges Of treason, until the conclusion
OF the contest. Then they will be dealt
with as they merit-the ringleaders being
made examples of.
There was much alarm manifested in
Washington, caused by the promulgation
OF the order from the War Department,
directing soldiers to be sent forward. The
order had its origin in desire to avoid
the delays and routine to which recruits
have been subjected.
The new oath prescribed by act of Con-
gress was administered to- day to the heads
Of bureaus and clerks in the Treasury De-
partment
The Navy Department continues to pur-
chase vessels for the blockading squadron.
No vessel yet offered, fit for service, and
for which the owner would take fair
price, has been refused. The Department
will exhaust the resources of the country,
if necessary, to render the blockade ef-
fcient.
The members of the Masonic Fraternity
OF Alexandria, have preferred request to
the rebel commanders for the permission
to remove the remains of Col. Cameron.
1t is probable the request will be complied
with.
The rebels are boring for an artcsian
well at Manassas, that their troops may no
longer suffer from want of watol.
Gen, Mcclellan is adding to bis staff the
best officers in the service, embracing tho
strongest talent in the respective arms of
the service.
Hon. Caleb 3. Smith Secretary Of the
Interior, returned to Washington this
morning, so that all the Cabinet officers
will be present at the Cabinet meeting to-
morrow.
A large number Of boats, heavily armed,
are watching the points on the Potomac
where it is said rebel troops are likely to
try crossing. They will have lively
time if they make the attempt.
The rule with regard to giving passes
has been still further restricted the follow
ing being issued to-day:--"No passes will
be granted to citizens whose only purpose
is to crafty their curiosity or to make
pleasure excursion. No passes will bo
granted to colorcd persons, unless accom-
panied by responsible citizen to vouch
for their character and business.
A son of cx.Minis,cr Faulkner, boy
of seventeen years of age, fought in the
Rebel ranks at Bulls Run, side by side
with a con of ex,Congressman Botelcr.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24
THE LATEST
Startli ng Intelligence from. .Har-
per's Ferry. and Sandy Hook.

Information has been received here to-
day, Aug 2l, that leaves no room for
d)ubt that BANKS column has made flank
movement from Harpcs' Ferry and Sandy
Hook.
The pclicts were withdrawn from Har-
per's Ferry on Tuesday night, and the
rebels in squads Immediately entered the
town. The fact that they Immediately
exchanged shots across the river, indics-
ting the presence of considerable force
there.
The promptness with which they entered
the town, almost before our pickcts had
reached the Maryland shore, shows that
they are kept fully informed of our move
ments by the spies, which they undoubt-
edly manage to keep within the national
lines in spite of all precautions.
The rebel army it is ascortaned, crossed
the Potamoc last night in force, notwith-
standing the high stage Of the river was
supposed to be a check upon such move
ment. This bold and wreckless cause of
Gen Johnston is remarkable, as it divides
his forces and places in his rear wide
river to hinder his retreat, which is certain
to take place, General Ssott and General
4 Il r i -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24
ass- To. morrow is the thirteenth Sun.

ass- Tomorrow is the thirteenth Sum
day after Trinity.
Adam Clark died 26 August 1899.
Silas Wright died 27 August 1s47
Saint Augustinc's Day
Saint John the Baptist beheaded August
20 A d 30.
Cleopatra Queen of Egypt died u. G.
80 years.
John Bunyan author of Pilgrims Pro-
gress died August 81, 1858.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24
WilIiamsport Dickinson Seminary,

FuR BOTH SEXES.
UTlE Fail Session of this Institution located M VII
Transport, LyCnmiug county, Pa, viii begin August
22nd. full course of study IN Moral Philosophy and
Bellies lr'ires, Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Ian.
guagcs Natural science, Music Commercial branches,
Common English is given. A Normal Glass will be
formed ii desired for such have the important duties
Of Teaching ip view, Terms moderate
For Catalogue or further particulars apply to
REV THOMPSON MITCHELL, A. VI
WIlliamspOrt Pa.
August TO- lsGl-3t.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

Says Tom to Ned, "By all the gods above,
Was Julia ever really in love p
Says Ned to Tom, "Faith Thomas, opne,
True love is not exactly in her line,
But, like the army of that Southern foe,
She has general Beau regard, you know!"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24
PROCLA NATION.

w hhkEAS, tlr Hon WARREN J. Woodward Prcsi.
uehI oi thc court of Oyer aud Tcrminrr and Gen.
eril jan Delivery Court Of Quarter Sessions ,f tha
F'lc ana Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Ionrt
ln lnt 2uh Julral District composed of the cDunrs
OF COLUMBIA, Sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon I,ron
EN ms ana STEPHEN BALpY Assuciatr Judges oftIumbi
clhl nave ISscd their prccrpt, bearing dat. The 3
uay oi 'lus IN thr year OF our Lori thnIsand riut
nuhrtu ana sAty one and 10 directed for holding n
,""rt oi oyer anu Itrminrr and General Jail delivery
General ''uartcr Sessions Of the Peace, Common Plea
% ann %otpn"n ourt' III i'oonSblrg, in the county OF
stp''ihbrr' next aud To continue one Geek ~
Nutcc Is hrrtby gwen to the Coroner the Juscr or
me fracc nnl Cohsiahrs of III, said county of tuuni,
tiat '! be thh ana there III their prourr prrsous nj
!" "'Iuch III III Forenoon Of day with their records
li, ,Illos anu ntlir remembrance do those things
Which 10 'lt n'IcS app rtain to be done. Aud t,sr
'tt are Dnlhh by rccngnilanCc to prosecute nyuis the
prisoners mat are or may be in th Jail of said comfy of
"uni 10 br then ana there tu prosecute them as shall
De Jns JurrS are requested To b. puuctal in their nj
t'hJalc' lgrtcahly to their notices. Dated at Bouns
brs III 3d day ot August in the year of our Lord one
innShli eiHt hundred aud and in the eighty
SKIN year OF the Independence OF thu United States f
America God save The Commonwealth
aug d. i9ul' JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff..
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24
TRAVERSE JURORS.
FOR SEPTEMBER TERM, 1861

FOR SEPTEMBER TERM, 1861.
Bloom-Wm. II. Jnroly Richard b. Menagh Thomas
j. lhorntOn, Benjamin BOmbuy.
Beargr-Jnln Fry.
Rri2rrrcck-Lcvi shaftr. Nathan Marfz David Miller
BeHi0a Samuel krickbaIm, john j. stiles.
th"irf-banlGl lowcr. Samuel II. llutuhison.
tt|hi'grrcck-tyrus T.. Mrlrnry.
fr6Hkt'R-Aar0n lambcrsun.
GrccDwood-lsHac IIcacock
Russell " i' - i'-''
Lgc%St-Wm Erwin Henry Fisher, Abraham Ycagrr
'mNM Abraham Sthwcrpcnhscr, Daniel Swnnk.
ha"C john Grarlinrt, Daniel Fisher, Henry Baunan
Simon Hrudbrudcr.
.f7tSon-Jonntlan Johnson, WIN. Dcmott
urdhgc-JtCob Snyder, Daniel Keller, Nm SCHUYLER
h"arREcre creoE-DaNid Hover, Samuel Dyer
Scoh-Join ShtInan. A. g. Thorntun
Dloomsburg, August D. lsGl
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GRAND JURORS,
FOR SEPTEMBER TERM, 1861.

BOom-JOhn X. Grotz Wm tolctunn sauI Stc,,icr
CdidriSSd- Moses Hartman. John Scott
trHRHin-Danicl Knitte, samuel Lohrnan
F'hiagcrccf Peter Crrvrlng.
GrccnWnOd-Wiam Robbins
ock-Wiam Wagner
LOcRst-lsalc Dyer, Daniel lIuuck
.NMp-Stsphnn Dcitt rick
.hOROur-Evm Wcllivcr.
.N1diS0R-BuHnr Essick
.udiVG-SHmucl Drum
OraRgc-Pctcr = Kline, Mcllncl Keller rnrnc1i,s
BELLS, Alexander u. stewart.
hoar'Hgcrccf -Prt'r Gcarhnrt, Charles Eek,
Sott-Bcni 7. Reichatt, JucOb Keller, Sr
BOOmsburg, August g. I-6l
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

sD'" Great Expectations" the last and
best novel of Charles Dickens, has just
been issued by James G. Gregory, No 4G
Walker street, New York in most superb
style in two volumes, at rs cts. per vol.-
1t is uniform with the splendid edition
offered by the same publisher. Send and
get it,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

RO- 1t appears from the data of the
Committee of Ways and Means that the
total amount of appropriations at the re-
cent session is s275,OOO, 900. OF this
sl97, 900, ,OeO, were for the Army, and
s25,OO0,O0o for the Navy, and the re-
mainder for various other purposes,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24
Normal Institute and Academy,

OF NEW COLUMBUS, LuHERNE COUNTY, PA.
THE next Term Of this Institution will commence
i
MONDAY, AUG UST l2TH
Under the direction of Prof H. D. WALKER, who, as n
Scholar, Teacher and a Lecturer, is too widely and
too tavOrably known To need any recOInmcn ndutinn,
Additional facilities To those heretofore enjoyed by
Students viii be furnished during the term aud year
Instructions in Vocal and Instrumental Music will
be gIvenby an accomplished Teacher,
For the Trustees.
JOHN KooNs See'ty
August 10, lsGl
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

s@- A meeting Of the Democratic Asso-
citation will be held at the Room, on Tues
day Evening, Business of Importance
will be introduced. and full attendance
is earnestly requested.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24
G u a N O..

PERUVIAN, We sell none but No. !, received direct
from the Government.
lCHABoE. a very superior article, received direct
from the Island.
fDhSTER; Ground Plastcr-n superior article, packed
in good strong barrels.
BONES. Hutton N.kers Bone Dust and Ground Bones
warrahtcd Pure,
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SHERIFF'S SALES

I(N virtue 0t writ of alias Lcrari EaciaS 10 me Ii.
brrtrd issued out Of tn" Court Of Common Plcas of
columbia county, Pa, VIII be- exposed public sale at
the Court HousG in BluumIsburg, on MONDAY THE
SECOND DAY OF SEPTEMBER, leGl, at one O'Clock IN
tv AFTERNOON the following described property to Wit
n certain tract or piece of land, stu ate
in Jack son township, in the county of Columbia boun.
dcd and described follows to wit: BEGINNING AT n
post, thence by Hand of Samuel Achgnbac, east Two
hhhhTrd hnd sixteen pcrClrs TO post thence by the
same SCUM htttn pcrChcs To post thence by land of
JushuH savage tdsI sixty four prrchcs che stnut
Thence by land of john FrtH and Daniel Robbins north
thrce hundred prrClos 10 che snut YAK, thence by
"l Joseph Cole and William Brink, two hundred
unu seventy luur pcTCcs To thence by land of
Thomas ". huung aud land of John Shutz, south two
hundred aud eighty five perrhes to tho place of Begin.
hlhg containing -Four Hundred and sNtythrce acres
ana one hunGreda aud twenty prrchos and allowance 4.
S'lL'u, taken III execution and to BE- sold
cry Of Thomas W. Young
ALSO AT the same time and place,
by virtue of writ uf Lcror Tacias issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas to directed, Will be exposed
dwelling House or building, situate in the village Of
llgil street, in the township Of scott the Couny Of
columbia, and state Of Pcunsyyauia, Whrh said build
lhg Is On lot formerly oWnud by Isaac SunCTswuTth
nhd which is said lot nuuudcd and described a. fol-
lows namely on the north by lot OF - Bird, un The
east by an alley, the south by lot sain Isaac son
tsWof aud ON the west by lot of Peter Schug which
sIl building Is III size on the ground about by
eighteen feet aud the said above described lot or piece
Ol ground aud curtase appurtrnani To said building
SriI a. taken ~ execution and 10 be sold pro-
perty Of Edward Jones.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
Bloomsbury, Aug. TO- IsGl.
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W a ~ II OoD.
I.ii--As-Z HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published, an q Seal EapeLoDe.

JW@ Iu6llSHe0, an a Nt0I EnrelOPe
Lecture on the nature treatment, and radical cure
SpcrmaIOrrhud, or seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility,
Nervousness aud involuntary emissions, producing IN.
potency Consumption and Mental Il Ply sical Debility
by RuBT, J, CULVERWEtL, MD,
The important fact that the awful consequences OF
self abuse may be cfectualy removed without internal
medicines the dangerous applications of causcs in.
strumcnts ncdcaed bOugics, aud other empirical de.
Niscs, Is here clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, adopted by the
celebrated author fully explained, by of which
every one IL enabled to cure himself perfectly aud at
tbs least possible cost thereby avoiding all the aver.
usea hostrums OF The day This lecture will prove
boon TO thousands AND thousands.
sent under seal, in plain envelope to any address,
post paid GU the recrp of the two postage stamps BY
addressing Dr. CHI J. KLINE, Ia7 Bowery, n Y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-24

VNlE Executive Committee Of the Columbia Comfy
agricultural horticultural aud Mechanical As,erii,
non at their meeting this day, passed a Resolution to
Der next.
Bloomsbury, Aug 3, lsGI.-3t.
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Allen Il Needles Fertilizer.

Price $50 per 1000 lbs. a. cent per D.)
This manure, from its superior quality aud very low
price, has gained reputation with farmers that elias
1t among the standard manurcs We have a number of
ccrlihcptcs from persons who are using It, which we
VIII be pleased to show tU those wanting good and
lasting manure.
ALLEN e. .NTEDLES
az South Wharvcs and Al South Water St
(First store Gbsrc ChcstnHt)
PHILADELPHIA.
Aug g. ISGI-an
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BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY :

D. A. BECKLEY, A. B., Principal.
THE AUTUMN SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
L will begin on
Wednesday, lie III Of august.
Tho building has underwent thorough renovation
II has been supplied with new furniture the walls
elegantly papcrcd, aud everything added that
tribute To the comfort aud convenience of the Student
The of instruction will be thoroug, as hereto
fore and those designing to fit themselves To teach viii
receive special attention. The school itself is conducted
according to the most approved model
All the studies of our Scmnarics are embraced in il )
course Of study.
TERMS:
Primary Department 81 90
Higher Department 81 90
No extra charge is made for the study Of Ancient or
MnlGrn Languages.
Good boarding be procured at sl,jO or $500 per
week.
July -, lSGl-tr