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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15

noats Life Pills indebted for Their name to their
ranf,st and sensible action in PURIFYING TIL springs
aud channels OF life, aud suing tn ~ lth renewed
& and viqor and to IN, undoubcu fact that az aVory
,tlv mart In their history, they had r,scd san r.
frnu he very verge of An untimely gray If otI! O.
curing 10 them that uniform Gnjoym NJ i 'ith wa"
mn, which inf, itself Is bat partial BIZ s.'t H'-' ~
indeed hal th IL tti acy invaiHDy pr tEH II Wts
scnrc,y less than miraculous I tioso Wh. W uhhr'
mint II Win III b.autifdl phusJph d principles
upun which tn were comp idnLa"' an" "p'h WHICH
IN 80 con scqutnty act.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
COME AND SETTLE.

THOsE knowing themselves indebted 10 the UNDER
sisned are hereby notified 20 come and settle their
accounts without further notice, am now IN earnest
II mol attended 10 soon their accounts w be placed in
proper hands for coIleeLSH.
a.u,ss, GE sANDg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
,Vv,ose rnbns.ing gJnder

ckncss can at relieve themselves from the thou
sonI u1ladics that losh heir TO- If they VIII only
follow tn counsrls Of nature, aud take the medicine
which IT assists hur in her operations: Ihat medi
cine is the Vegetable Life Medcines OF DE- MoffAr'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
EFFECT OF THE REMEDY.

eff on thc earliest appearance Of these tigEs OF
Consumption, the patient takcs daily nbont ten
grains OF tho IIyPoPHOsPuITEs, he will usually
sec them oil disappear in period varying from
few weeks to u few monthsi nnd by continuing The
occasional use of the Kennedy, HE WILL SPEED
III FIND HIMSELF IN THE ENJOYMENT OF
SUCH HEALTH AS HE, PERHAPS, LAD NEVER
KNOWN IN MS LIFE BEFORE"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
TIVE HYPoPHosPHITEs,

"The CURE of CONSUMPTION, even In tho
Eeeond and Third Stages tnt n period, therefore,
whom there can he doubt ns 60 the nature OF
the Di.case) is the RULE, while Death is THE
EXCEPTION" "I KNOW" Gays Dr. G.,
'that they will prove not only as SURE EEA'
EDY In CONsUMPTIOS ns Quinine Is IN Inter
u,ittcnt Fever, hut also rs cfrcctunl " PRESER'
VATIyE as Vaccination In Small Pox.'
Let no sufferer, who values health and lifo delay an
hour to try this rcmsdy. Remember that " prevention
is h,ttur than curcn Beware Of sCfdecephon, or ho
soothing assurance Of friends that " ~ is only 4, is
c9.ii" Fatal lorror to myriaIs who now hI p emNttro
pravcsi Give, cntrcat you, prompt attention to tho
EARLIEST SIGNS OF coNstNeTtouo
0Ayp THESE 81 NS suNL FOLLOW THEN, - A@f,
UTAe cqrli SYM OF tUbercuar disease is vAshtG
II rrcce ae cough and it is earlier In POINT Of tnno,
than the II Is lrst manifested ia the face ans
baub The muscular tissues waste hence DEBILITY :
there is sense of something wrong JltnP that IEB
VITAL POwfa.s ARE FiAGGING. The icdtc OF the lVWS
machine is more active than its repair pr. IO.lsE
IT. 1uhotcny apparent cause, ugdcr the influence
Of ca, sus which ildUcG wAKNAs and kAnAtE ;such
as rant G1t f. orcrlrpl, Cs pre- nancy, C+Gbeutj,
ya,ring raj it groch, or SlJ9 ,tcorery JL0m dt'ede,
person begins to lose his nCsh, stIcnE IN, color. or
pppottto if h1 suffers from Sh0rEt5s or tre,h Or
s.,pe,sHcss and experiences general feeling Of lc-
nvor and dcpressoa, JIl!lE Is RkASON TO llAR that
he is dlreqjy rri posed 10 Tie complaint II TO these
symptoms be aided h, however slight, particularly
If it has come slowly, during the fair season
T1r'N .HII TTN : GEEATTR Still ii--CtusCtttt,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
w WI0%FIy"S -" pHHNlX IITTEHS.

Nofat,s Phoenix Bttcrs called, because thcy
the powef of restoring the expiring eWDcrs Oh
NTH 10 Gluwing vigJr throughout tn conslitutloh
n, th Phoenix il said to be restored to lie from the
a hes of its own dissolution.
urrcnrl Discases-Thrre is probably no one article
givrn AS n medicine the injucous use of which mas
caused such wide spread and terrible mschlcl 10 he
tumau system as mercury. Its poison sinks deep INTO
tho ysem penetrating the substance Of the bones ana
prn,iriuu long train Of painful diseases ~ IS wen
nou mat many affections of the throat ot inc Dohes'
or tbe nose aud malignant sores, winch nave cteh ny
ribu ed To syphs, often caused Dy the lHJuul
rinus usr of mercury, that the remedy has proved
worse than the disease'
LIFE PULLS AND PHOENIX BlTTERs.
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bttcrs have always been
sgnnIy successful in this class Of diseases ana VIII
rnr1tp all the effects OF mercury from the system
soonr than the most powerful preparations OF sarsa
rilIn They aid nature III casting from the system all
nsonnus matter aud by thus purifying the vital nuds,
ihrv restore the sy tenn to health.
G,linus Cumplaints-A well regulated aud proper
tonn uuantit Of bile upon the stomach is always re-
for the promotion of sound health II stimulate :
gostion and keeps the Intestinal canal tree from all
ohstructions On hr interior surface of the iVcr is
uocu,inr bladder in which the bile is first preserved,
beinu formed by the liver from the blood Thence II
masses into the stomach aud ihtesuhcs ana regulates
ihe ,lipcsIiun Thus when there ls dehclcnty
of hills the body Is constantly costNe. ON ut olher
hnn an over abundance Of bile causes frequent nauss
ON the stomach aud often promotes very severe tdChs
I of tIiseases, which sometimes end IN DEATH
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
Winchester's Genuine Preparation"
Ia TIVE ONLY RTIJAHIu

Form OF Dr. Churehills Remedy. tiaio from the
original Formula Tho action Of the Hypopho5phites
is Fwo.ToID and specific ircd ing tho principle TIutn
CONSTITUTES NERVOUS FORCE, and they are the hoSr
POWERFUL T. EAIlNG HS VIZ The ofi. Ct
upon the tubcrcular ceRditiun Is IMMEDIATE, ALL TrB
GENERAL SYMPTOMS pisArPEARNG WITH RArlulTY WITCH
L. REALLY MARyMoCS They rclfcye tho cough, Giprinh
eNpecoraton, improre the appetite, eTTest diarrhoa
the night sUects, eAis and fcrer cease the bowels
Lteonie relnldr. and TEE sfLEF cAlM AND PROFOUND.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
Chemasts, .4rchiteesS, MaHl0r&ghtS assd
Farmers

The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN will be found a most
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int Of the architect aud carpenter ar. not over
looked all the nrw Inyrutions ana discoveries apper
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week. Usefu AMI pravtICal iuturHatIUu rtunIng to
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SUBJ cts IN winch planters aud farmers are
lerrsted will BE- found discussed Tn Sci .utir Amer
lean NEST Of the Improvements in agricultural implu.
mGuls being illustrated In lis columns
TERMS
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
GILL & PAUL.
TINwARE & STOVE SHOP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his old frend
! and customers. that he has purchased his brothers
interest in the above establishment and the concern wills
hereafter be conducted by himself cXcluslvcly.
lie has just received and offers for sale, the larg
,SSA ana most extensive assortment Of FANCY
ssssgV sTOV VES ever introduced into this market
TT' llis stock consists Of complete assortment Of
the best Cooking and paror stoves in the market togeth
with stove Fixtures Of description, oven and
Box Storcs, Radiators Cylndar stoves Cast Iron Air
Tight stoves Cannon stoves, &c, &c. Stovcpipc and
Tnwarc constantly hand and manufactured tn order
All kinds Of repairing done, usual, On short notice
The patronage Of Old friends and new customsrs re
spcctfully solicited a. NJ RUPERT
Bloomsbury, Novomber Sd lsG0.-f
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15

AND FUN IiIE STELIIl VNI'T- Ut
Nervous Frostraticn, General Debility, Asthms,
Dyspepsia. lCroiula, Larasmus, Paralysis,
Chronio Bronchitis, Anomia Chlorosis,
and all Disorders ofthe Bloed System.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
AFA,R TRIAL is A cERTAIs suRsl

y
eypectoration, improre the appetite, eITe;t diarlhoa
the night sgects ehtjs, and fogHr cease the bowels
become regular and TnE srEEF CALM AND PRoFoUSD.
A FAIR TRIAL IS a EERTAls CURE
E7~ BEWARE Of Bogus Remedies advertised as NJ.
ChurIhils and all other SWlNIllNG DhNlt Is to rob
sufferers of their MEANS lose precious time, and hasten
FATAL RESULT. Write TO me for CIRCULARS, and for
Dr. Churchills Treatise en- Consumption,
which contain the only du,snii" Information IN regard
70 this NEW TREATMENT. Sent lEEE 10 all iuQuirsI5.
PRICE: In 7 and lo-oz. Bottles. 81 and So each
Three large or six small FOR sS MY facsimile 10
OF both the Label and Outside Wrapper.
NO OTHER is GENUINE.
H1~ DO not confound this Remedy with the se.chlsd
Chemical Food y aud particularly avoid all prcTara-
tons containing irsi which is DAGCERuCs and tolger
OIL which has no CURATIVE PROPERTY wUATEtFR.
Sold by the most respectable Druggists throughout
b United States and Britis lrovincSs, ard Wholesale
e Retail at the General Depot in the nod States, by
J. WINCHESTER, se John Street, n, Y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
TNhFANtU bl
DR. y. G.. AVER & 60.
LOWELL, MASS.

T. T. IuiZ, ]. r. Moyer c. NJ. iias cnbuch, bloomsbury
A. Miller Berwick, and by one store IA ever! to" ~
'erns ylvani1.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-09-26
Cufec and the Yankees.

The Richmond correspondent of the Char
lesion Mecury gives the following amusing &C,
count OF the contemps for the yankees manifest
ed BY the negroes Of that city. Cuffee's idea
of the value of the yankees toes is capital -
Some Yankees are employed in the Commits
sary Department, at IS cents day, cleaning
bacon Negroes who work with the m always
assume superiority over them. The other day
yankee. saw negro helping himself to crack
ers, bawled at him TO let them alone. The nes
gro looked at him defantly, and said. You
ies shet yo' mouf. You got nothln to. do wild
desc crackers. Desc is Confed 'rit crackers
desc is' The next day this same negro acci-
IDENTITY ran truck over the toe ofa yankee,
who complained somewhat. The negro said
very cooly, Take care of you toes. Toes is
toes to dem what runs away mostly all de
time.' ta eat. eti IS II sis
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-09-26
The Real Rebels.

A sturdy old revolutionary patriot Of North
Carolina, stgmatized by Lord Cornwall
lis ''as a rebel against King Gorge" replied to
him, that it as the King who rebel ag nst
the principles of the British Constitution
and the rights OF the colonies. In like manner,
it Is Lincon, Seward & Co., who are the real
rebels in the present ccntest-rebels against
every principle Of the American Constitution,
OF Liberty, and the rights of man. If there is
any set Of mec guilty of the cri me, and deser-
wing all the pai's and penalties of treason, they
are the men. No King in Europe was ever
brought to the block for betraying the rights
of his pe"ps, who more merlted such doom
than Lincoln and Seward. They conspira
tors and rebels against American liberty, and
as such they will be registered by the impair
tial pen of history, no matter how they may
succeed for the moment in fixing the name OF
rebels upon true patriots and champions of
Freedom, 81. ea
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-09-26

the Secretary of War may establish, to secure
the filling up of existing companies, squadrnns
baltalions and regiments. from the respective
states, Provided further, That said company
shall not, by reason therefore, be increased be-
yond it's legal maximum number and Proyid
I'd further, That the right of volunteering in
Or OF being assigned to any company, shall not
interfere with the objects Of this act, pro-
duce Inequality or confusion in the different
al ms OF military service.
Provided, That the President is authorized
To suspend the execution of this act, or the
acts TO which this is amendment or any
special provision, or provision of said acts in
any locality, when he believes such suspension
wi promote the public good, and that in such
localities, and during such suspension, the Pres
ident is authorized to receive troops into the
Confederate service under any of the acts pass
ed by the Confederate Congress prior to the
passage OF the act to further provide for the
public defense, approved 10Th on the April 8
g.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-09-26

THE Legislature of Virginia met in extra session
last monday to concert measures for the supply of
salt in that tate, and to deliberate on other i'm
portant matters involving the safety and prosperi-
ty of the commonwealth.
Governor Letcher;s Message urges prompt
action to increase the supply of salt for the
people of the State. He advocates an aggres.
sive war against the enemy, and recommends
zens in that part of the State overrun by the
enemy who have taken oaths binding them, to
abstain from active participation in the war;.
lie expresses the confident opinion that the
usurped COVER m ent under Pierpont will soon
be overthrown. He dencunces extorton and
extornoners and concludes with congratuation
at the bright and glorious prospect before the
country.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-09-26

On the 9th inst, British Naval officer
reached Richmond, for the purpose of joining
the service of the c onfederate States. He had
much difficulty in getting through the Yankee
lines, having made three attempts and failed
each time. He finally came through just af.
ter the late great battle of Manassas. He wac
able to reach the field by representing himself
as Surgeon, having procured surgical impls
ments which he exhibited to the Provost Mar
shall at Washington, aud upon which pass
was granted him.
He left the citizens of Washington looking
out of the up stair windows with spy. G lass es
for the approach Of our army. On his
way he met thousands Of stragglers, and the
woods full ofarms thrown away. At Centre
vile he saw splendid army, the finest he ev-
er seen, drawn up in lire OF Battle, but panic
stricken. When he got to our lines, and saw
the ragged, dirty, shoeless, diseased looking
poor fellows of which our army is composed,
he was utterly astonished. How such men
could put such splendid army IN panlc
wss my stery to him, until he mingled freely
among the men and found what mettls they
were made of.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-09-26
Latest FROM Nashville.

The Chattanooga Rebel of the 17th, notices
the arriv al there of courier from Nashville,
with the news that the city is completely in
vested by our guerrlllas who are in all the
roads. Forests forces have been increased
to SIX thousand by the citizens, old men aud
boys joining h,m. Buell. cannot put out any
pickets more than two miles trom the city ]; or
if he does they are shot. All communication
is We inter, cut off between Buell. and his gov
ernnent. What he intends to do is yet mat
ter of doubt. Some think he intends to re
treat down the Tennessee rivsr ii he can. Gen.
Bragg, at last accounts, was at Glasgow Ken.
lucky. sf ga =
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-09-26
q eaa eroI Lee.

A correspondent Of the Charleston Courier.
writing from the army, says this of General
Lee:
You cannot imagine palmer or more un>
ostentasious looking man than the commander
ip chief of the Confederate armies-Gen. Lee
Take human form, say five feet eight inches.
in height, its constituents we'll knit together
full IN its propo rtions, and yet without super
fluffy. Add t, it we'll shaped squarely buiIi
Hkrad, witha front whose every line is m al ked
with energy and genous, pair Of keen, dark
eyes-browo in the parlor, but black in the
held--that seems to EN- brace everything at a
glance; handsomely shaped nose, such as
Napoleon liked to- his Generals a
mouth lndcti,e Of al iron will; and counte
narce whose natural expression is one of eep>
tleness and benev"lence cover re head, mouth
and lower part of the face with neavy grow tn
OF short gray hair invest the whole figure " ith
grace, and an unassuming consciousness oil
strength, purpose and position let it speak to
you in voice whose tones of polteness never
vary whether uttered to the highest or lowest
in rank, and you have full and complete a
description "a | can give of the distinguished
man who at this moment holds in the hollow
of his hand the destiny OF his country.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-09-26
Brilliant ErDZ0it.

Lient. Wagner. returned Fort Donelsong
prisoner, whe arrived ~ Knoxville on Thui sday
last, reported to the Register" that Captain
T. A. Napier, a few days ago, with eighteen9
men, swan the Tennessee River at Rockport,. -
and captured two Yankee steamers, with their )
corgoes, consisting of an itnmens amount of
commssary stores. The prisoners taken were
nearly one hundred. Nnetv-six pristes were
ptroled, and the commisoned officers retained. a
Captain NJ carried the boats to Trotter's land ga
ing, four miles below Rockpor: and near his =
own residence, where he burned them. This
feat is among the most brilliant of the war, and
ranks Capt. Napier among the partizan heroeseg
who are winning deathless fame by their daring ),
services in the cause Of Southern Independent.
ce. fN - sfe'
Lieutenant Wagoner also reports that -four
volunteer companies have been re Getty oreanix<
ed in overrun regions for the Confederate SER
vice, and will shortly make their way to join
our victorious army.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-09-26
Il Patriotic Fnma5Ly.

Gen Joseph Graham OF Lucoin county, N.
c., has left "a name renowned in history IS
Revolutionary hero. HIS mantle has fallen
upon his defendants. HIS youngest son,
ex-Gov VIM. A. Graham. (who we have
thought ought to be General, and perhrps
would have been if be were of the ofice-seeking
sort,) has five sons in the Army. His sister,
the youngest daughter of Gen. Graham, aud
wife of the Rev. Dr. Robert H. Morrison, has
two sons and four sons>in>laws in the service.
two Of the latter being Bethel Hill. and
"StonewaiI'' jackson. This is a record hard
to beat.-Fay- Observer.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-09-26
miles.
From Richmond to Lexington, 25
y Lexington to Paris, 19
Paris to Cynthiana, ID
Cynthinana to Falmouth, 81
Falmouth to Covington. 3o

Between Covington and Cinciratsi she com
mercial emporium of the West, the Ohio river
some twelve hundred yards wide only inter
venes.
THIS ront is by the Kentucky Central Rail
road, on which there are many bridges anc
trestie works Of considerable magnitude, which
were doubtless destroyed by the enemy to
impede the advance Of our troops.
On the Kentucky bank OF the Ohio, at Gov
ington, there are bluffs which command Cinci-
natti, which place is within easy range for ar
tIsry of small! calibre. The gentleman who
gives this information, himself an officer OF
skill as an engineer, gives it as bis opinion
that the occupation of Covineton
by the Confeoerates would render Cincinat-
ii entirely defenceless from bombardment
and that speedy surrender would result, Or
her destruction be inevitable.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-09-26
The Field Of Operations IN Kentucky

The field upon which Gen. Smith is operat.
ing is inter estng, and any account OF it how
ever meagre, will be read by all. A friend
thoroughly acquainted with the country, furn-
ishes US the following table of distances, start.
ing from Richmond, the site Of our late glo-
rous victory
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-21
A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY,

MIA MIRA GLoCS CURE. About seven years ago.
contracted very heavy cold which clune 10 mo Vii
dread vi tenarty resisting OH lie skill Of Nh @
ana me power tf medicines suffered family nom
pam III the nealt; 10 app cite; pant OF The time tnn
weak to walk; night sWeais wi ich reGuced no 10 10
snauow aIolizg pain in every joint in my BODY; con,
Slahtly chily; IN word | was poor miserable mn
na"pv wretch, and often prayed Tor Death emtloved
ia o eght lhNsic MS, and must have taker al least
muesntau oI nauseous edcines one KIND and nnnth
eI, DGt 10 no good purp grew worse every dsv
ralt eht to Dr. Hill, who succeeded in tutinp c
w IT sW al9 delightful system of treating dis asses in
when me patient Is not required to take nasty meJi
cmSsl was thoroughly cured In about three months
anu ah now as well and hearty "A buck i advise he
SICK 10 600 lr Hill who III effect speedy cure at
nc price charged by other physicians and no
HitHF heulclnes, to be well shaB en- before taken
- JOHN TRASK Providence. X
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-21

DK 4. \ HlLL-bear Sir-WOrds cannot ev nroes 30
you the gratitude feel is due you for the ben bSys
received from your truly invaluable melirinss. a,h
think cannot iully Justify myself without riynp iris
small token ol my friend hip and esteem insomurb ne
you have been my guardian angel In restoring no 40
health which had long snce despuired of had fSr
long ume 1.-TWO years. been troubled with thai most
dTesou OF all con plants Seminal Emissions bich go
Weakened me IL body and nina that / as oblped 10
give up all business and consult physician REGARDING
my ase applied to the sO-called best nhvsfrinn IL
i hostan ommeneed taking his medicines, ana con-
usu 10 10 SO Two months, Without getting any roll r.
on lhe clh Iary, continued TO grow worse ver isst'
nuu io' ap1ut twenty pounds of flesh ana saw II
continue Ia ms his highly Wanted spcciGrs tbs doath
m19lu ~, reneye my suierinRs This physician icn
tolu me mat my case was incuruble that ind hetter
no. tik any medicine. lie said that was in decline
h NJ, moulu eng N consumption, then desl aired OF
4oti ing nny relief and saw that unless sometime was
WINS WIN % mugate the c0mp int, should he NUMBERED
tbnI ,n, dea Happen ng to pass our oce one day.
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TO q. A.. Hlll. RotAnc Phvsicianl
" Main g., Worcester, Mass.