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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTO-
MAC.
WASHINGTON Aug, 10. 1862.


A gentleman who left Fortress Monroe
last evening, arrived here this afternoon,
and gives us the following information -
The Army of the Potomac had all ar
rived at the lower end of the Peninsula,
without being molested on the way in the
slightest degree.
Gen. Mcclellan, it was understood, was
at Williamsburg yesterday morning.
Gen. Fitz John Porter's division, which
was on the opposite side of the James
river, has also come down the Peninsula.
Gen. Burnside arrived at Fortress
Monroe from Washington on Sunday, ,aad
went up the James riyer.as far as the
Chickahominy to see how operations are
going on. lie returned yesterday morn
ing to the Fortress, and reported every
thing going on most satisfactorily.
OF the present position and destination
of the army, of course nothing can be
said.
Most OF the gun.boats have come down
the river, but some remain to guard the
pontoon bridge across the Chikahominy.
over which the army passed on its way
down the Peninsula.
a great number Of steamships, steam.
boats and schOoners are now lying in
this harbor loaded with disabled soldiers
and cOmmissary stores, also camp equip
ages, tents, &C., from lIarrison's Landing.
They are awaiting orders.
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REBEL INVESTMENT OF CUM
DERIAND GAP.

A correspondent writes as follows 1T
is now reported that we have nineteen
Rebel regiments on our front, near Pam.
clio river, and that guerrilla Morgan is
pressing on our rear with 1000 cavalry
and a heavy force OF infantry and artillery
The force in front is, | presume, correctly
reported. That ON our rear, doubtful
If the latter be correct you must send
reinforcements from Kentucky and Ohio
TO drive off Morgan, or we shall lose our
mail, and bread and bacon.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1862.

EHI H-H'LIV EI0-Ii TOUT
Boom-Michacl Walter, Joseph Darley, John Deit.
erich.
Bur. Bqrwick-Jesse ROwma Hudson Owen.
Centre-Wm Shafier, II w Hagcnbuch, Jcr. Hagen-
buch.
Cattawissa-George Scott, Casper Rahn. Daniel Hell.
wig.
Fishingcreek-NIartin zimmerman.
FrankliH-Benianin Fortner.
GreenwOod-Isaac Dewitt, Sr.
Locust-RoJbcn Fahringer John Davis John Kline.
David Herbein, John Iiarncr
Madison-Naentine Wever, Matthias Moore, shop.
herd Runyan, Richard Demolt.
Mt Pcasant-Wm Miller. VIM Kitchen.
MOntOur-Petcr llcnbach.
Mifn-E II Hess.
Mainc-Jacnb Shugar. VIM + Shuman.
Orauge-Alfrcd Howell.
Pine Ezra Runyan, John Wintersteen.
bloomsbury July 46 lSl2.
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nsy-Thc National Republican, published
at Washington, boldly declares we quote
its words-tnat III" i rec Of feSt,rjHg Tie
old Umion IS pl0yed out."
~ ]. J0rHW 0f Con1nIcrcc.
This might by some be regarded as trca-
son-bold, bald treason. 1t is uttered in
the cars of the General Government. 1t
is printed under t'e eyes Of Gen. Wads-
worth, who has just arrested the editors Of
Democratic paper in Pennsylvania on a
charge of uttorng seditious language. Bat
no notice will be taken Of it by the Gov
crnmcnt. 1t declares that the farce" of
maintaining the Union is played out"
and thus openly endorses the rebellion and
affords aid and encouragement to the rcb
els. But the military Governor Of the
District will find nothing in it to warrant
his interference. 1t is the Union only that
is assailed, not the Administration, and
such an offensc does not seem to be one
that requires the Interference Of the Gov
ornmcnt. York drgus.
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DE"We hope all our citizens will put
up few Cans Of Fruit, or make some
Blackberry Cordial, o, Wine, or put up
pickles, Bects, CaLbagcs, &C., for the use
of the army. Much sickness and many
valuable lives may be saved by al little at
tcntion to these suggestions, and if every
family puts up little for his patriotic
purpose, our gallant soldiers viii have
abundance. Don't forget.
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BGS"A Brooklyn paper says lady pur-
chased an article in Fulton street, the
other day, when she received the following
change for one dolior bill: Ferry ticket,
shinplaster, counterfeit penny, car ticket,
milk ticket, butchers [. 0. u, grocor's l..
o. u, bread ticket, 3 cent postage stamp,
| cent postage stamp, and an ice groom
ticket
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GRAND JURORS.
SEPTEMBER TERM, II

BcntOn-Juln Dildinc p. n. Moore.
Bcave- Samu cl Cox
BriHrrCrek-J Smith
Ccnt'r-Andrcw Frcas.
Cattnwisga -Dr.J w Robbins, Daniel Rcinbola, Jacob
CTcay.
Cunyngham-Wm Kline.
franklin-J Fahringcr
Observation-Disclosures Unangst, David Yost
JaCkson-Joshua Savage.
LOCuSt-JOhn l. Hurst.
Madison-James Wellivrr, Criah Mills.
Nlitiin-D Hess, II e Hess.
Mt Pleasant-LeVi Garrett
Maine-Jaco5 Gliding.
Hnc-Abrgham llenlock John Lockhart Thomas
Mcbride, Elijah Fumer.
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B9pTROUBLE WITH THE MORMONS.-
In some quarters there are opprchen'ions
of serious troubles and military conflicts
with the latter Day Saints of Utah. The
Omaha Nebrashi0n ropor.s that the first
train Of Mormon emgran s, bound for
Salt Lake, have been detained at Fort
Lavamie by the mi itary authorities, and
that hereafter all others will be stopped
until the settlement Of existing difficulties
in Brigham Youngs Kingdom. 1t is fur
ther said that the Prophet las mustered
all able bodied mon in Utah into service,
and that it is his intention to send large
force to escort the cmigrants to their desti-
nation Reports are current that robber-
les and murders on the stage route, hereto
fore ascribed to hostile Indians, have in
reality been instigatod if not actually com
mitted by the Mormons; and it is thought
to be the design Of the Federal Authorities
, to investigate charges OF this nature be-
fore permitting the Mormons, now en- route
TO Salt Lake. to proceed. If there is tc
be any military conflict 'Eith the Mormon'
it is to be regretted that it should coule al
such time us the paesont, when the Gov
ernmont has Its hands full nearer home
p In this case it appears probable, even j
Oh all the rumors are true, that the dlliculte
z may be settlcd without resort TO arms.
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esz- Thu Lebonon Countv Arriculturf

sD- The Lebanon County Agricultural
Society has resolved to appropriate the
proceeds of the Fair to be held this fall, =,
after the expenses are paid, to the rs.iet of
sick and wounded soldiers. This is a
crodtable and patriotic resolve, worthy of
imitation in other couuties.
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democratic County convention.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Democratic Elcc-
~ tors IN aud for the several horonehs aud Election
Dstrcta Of Columbia county, will meet at their respcc
tive places Of holdiag said Elections.
On Saturday, he 23d doy Of august,
Between the hours Of 2 and o'clock 2. NJ Of said day
for the purpose of choosing two Delegates from each
Election District to meet in COUNTY CONVENTION
at the Court House In Bloomsbury
On Monday tie 25M doY Of Augad,
At one oclock r. NJ Of said day, for the purpose OF
making the usual Democratic nominations to be suppor
ted BY the Electors Of Columbia county mt tue ensuing
General Election aud for the transaction Of other bus
mess pertaining to the interests ol the Dcmucraic
w II. JACOBY, Chairman
Uupsos OWEN, Roma McIENRy
srspurs Puog JER HAGENBuCn
J. X. RoBBlSs \. J. NLDkRisoN
JnnN NJ. Nuss.
BrmJrrdiic sanding Committee
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READING RAILROAD.
SU.VuER .AHR4NGEyVEN2'S.

K reat Trunk Line from the North snd NorthWcst for
u philulClphiH New IorN, Rrading, PuttsN.t, Cba-
non, Allentown, Easton. &C., &c.
Trains leave ilnrr,bur" FOR ihilllclPh0, NY York,
Reading, Puitsyillc, ana all iAtermedatc sir So al
Il N, aud l.iup W.
New York xpysss leaves IIarrl.bu~ a. ...I g n ar.
riying at NrW \ url at : - the same II H,,,..
Fares from arrisburg 10 NcwN0 N0rn Sa u'1' 80 Phil
udrlpIiu - - aud g! 10 Baggage checked t.r II,
Returning leave NcW.Norh al a. M, - n nd
p. mo (Plltsbur.h ENpress) Leave Phiadelpni" at a.
M. and 10 p, III.
sleeping cars in the Ncw.Nork Express Trains,
through to ana from Pittsburgh without change
Passengers by Tho talaWl-sa Ealiroad leave fnrt
Clinton 4.IJ NJ, Tor Phndnlp lphia and all nrrmrdi.
stalioa,; and at for Philadelphia, New Hork
and all Way Points.
Trains leave ro'tsvilio at m, aud els p M for
Philadelphia and New York and al $50 III for Auburn
and Port Clinton only connecting for zine Grove and
with the CattaWisaa Rail Road
An recommendation pass nngrr train leaves Reading III
a N, aud return from PnilatclphIaut j m.
- Al The ahovc trains run daily, Sundays excepted
SUNDAY train leaves Puttsville at $50 III, ana
Philadelphia III 3lj y M
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Excursion
Tickets, al reduced rates to and from all points.
G. a. NlCOLLS,
May Il, lsC2, General superintendent
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sgrTHE Republican, published at Wash.
ington, and stated to be the organ of the
President, says "tho farce of restoring the
U Mon as it was, is, in short, played out. .
If that is so, what are recruits wanted for.
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aay- REV r. j BREcKINRlDGE, d. d.,
the Union Southern Patriot, has lost one
of his Sons, who was an officer in the reb-
el camp and was killed in battle.
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4 SEVERE BATTLT IN ARKANSAS

MEMPHIS, August l5th.-Reports from
White River say that General HovEY's
Division had fight on Monday, near
Clarendon, Arkansas.
The United States forces consisted Of
six regiments of infantry, and the Rebel
forces of eight regiments of cavalry and a
part of General Hindman's Brigade.
The battle ragged fiercely for some time,
with destructive effect on both sides, but
resulted in the defeat of the Rebels and the
capture ofseven hundred prisoners.
No frather particulars have yet been
received.
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HPTho Negro Brigade, organized by
Gen. Hunter, at Hilton Head, South Car
olna, has proved an unmitigated failure,
and was disbandcd on the 9th inst.
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Ncm G0Uertls

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate ef Jacob Hrtman late Of Hfst Hsaicr .trg.,
.li0ptOHr County. iced.
4 ETTERs Of Administration on the above named
IL state have been granted to the undersigned by the
Register of MOntour county. Al person having claims
against the estate Of tn, deccdcnt requested pre-
sent them for settlement and those indebted make
Immediate payment. ..
JACOB HARTMAN .Tr. .qdn'r.
Cooper twp
August %, l5G1,-Gw.
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AY E RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, fceblc, and
complainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system do
ranged, aud your feelings un.
comfUrtablci These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious Illness. Some 7t Of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should be ayorted by =
timely use Of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordeied hu-
mms -- purify tho bloodN9nd
let the fuids move ON urob-
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They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous &c.
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sly IT is stated that there arc about
20 900 rebel prisoners Of var IN the yari-
GUS U. S. military prisons and depots.
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HEAD QUARTERS. pENSsYNANtA NII1IA, I
sURGLON GENERALS OFFICE
InLe 1IcLLcnL Rnnr ri of Transatlantic.

The state Medical Board will meet ia the Hail Of the
House C Repre- scutaivos at Harrisburg, Thursday
September h l-l aud sit day for the examination
orauddutes for the post Of Assistant surgeon in Penn
sylVauia Regiments.
Candidates will register their names Mt the Hall at
A. NJ, and none but those present pnnctually at ~
NJ, will be examined.
Citizens etpCunsyvania of health and capable OF active
service in the field, can alone be received.
BY order Of
A. G.. CURTIN, Governor ofPem'a.
IItNRY H. SMITH, surgeon General Penn'a.
Harrisburg August 23 lcO2.
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ALLEN & NEEDLES
SUPEE-pHGSPNATE OF LIME,
TnE STANnAFn MANURE.

Uncquallad by any other in the market; always tho
in quality, and Invariably 10 be relied on
nure of standard excellence. Price Sij per 1000 lbs.
(24 cents per I'D
Its continued ,ucccss for so many years past is the
81 guarantee the farmer has that II" is buying
nc article. cur Supcr.Phosphate of Lime is uniform
in lis On micAl LitueMts. and alMMXs % be rNleG
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LIST OF CAUSES
OR SEpTENTRFR TERM. 1850

/ Andrew Creveng, Andrew Mellick ct al.
Philip WInterstocn, vs. Valentine Wintersteon.
3 Daniel f. Scybert, ct al VS. A. b. Pearce, ct al.
1 Daniel +. Seybert VS. Augustus Pcarce ct al.
) Henry Wcllsjr VS. George kiney jr.
Slmue J. Bcalcr, vs. Abraham w. Robbins, ct al.
Z Jacob Eyer vs. Abraham kase.
: Abraham Klase, vsJacob Eyer.
David Levi et al VS. Samuel l.. BEETLE.
10 Daniel +. SeyberI vs. Joseph Gensil.
IL Elijah MCNlurtrie ct al VS. Christian Wolf.
IL Frederick Markrot' VS. John Robson
IL William Cox ct al VS. William Iloldrcn.
ii William Case ct al VS. Centre township.
10 II Frcas VI Joshua Fetterman ct al
III III u Frcas VS. Joshua Fettcrman ct al.
II John II Brown ct al VS. Leonard b Rupert.
Il Peter Traugh vs. Aaron Clayton.
~ Samuel BttenJCndcs VS. Slas ID Edgar
20 MahlOn Hicks ct at vs. Oliver Lynn CT al
II George Hughes ct al vs. J V Criswen ct at
% James Harding Elias Reese.
23 Lewis Larish vs. Robert llagenbuch.
- susanna LarisI vs. Robert llagcnbuch.
p Andrew IaTIshs Executors vs. Robert Haganbuch
81 Peter llohmans Executors VS. David Fox
- N B. Greasy vs. Henry Freas.
= EuoCh Everett vs. Mont. Kline ct al.
90 VIM l. Parks VS. Elisha Robbins
JACOB EYERLY, Prothy.
Prothonotary's Office,
Bloomsbury, July - leG2
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REGISTER,S NOTICES.


NJ Office is hereby given all legatecs, creditors and
other persons interested in the estates of the
pCCtive drCcdcnts and minors, that the following ad.
mIuisraou aud guardian accounts have been filed in
the office of the Register of Col umbia county and VIII
bhpres ntad for confirmation and allowance to the Or
phlns Court, be held BlOOmsDurg, in the county
aforesaid Wedncsda the 3d day of September next
at > oclOcll Ia the afternoon of said day
FIRST aud hnal account of George BlecheT ana Peter
Karshner Executors of Henry krum late Of Montour
township deed.
= The account Of AlemB White executor OF Joseph
White late of Pine township, decd
First and final account of Charles Nastaler admir-
of Lewis smith late Of Briarcrcck township, docd.
First account OF George Hughes and others admin.
israors of the estate OF Joseph Paxton late of Catta
wissa township deed,
) Account Of WIN Cox Ellis executor OF Elizabeth
Murray, late OF Derry township decd.
Account of Robert Dawson admir- OIL + Tetsworth
| late Of CHttawissa township decd.
Final account of David Davis and Paul Lcidy exec
utors Of sarah eccr late of the Borough Of Danvile
dec d.
First aud final account Of Joseph w Reese admir- of
Benjamin w Reese late of Greenwood township deed.
First aud final account Of john II ctteI executor
Of Peter llerlOcheT late Of M!tlin township decd.
10 The hrst and hHal account of John smith admins.
traitor oiPcter Crawford late Maids township deed
II Account Of David krlsher, Guardian of George w
| late of Locust township deed,
II The hnal account of Peter pppnsteel adminstra-
tors of Conrad Hppensteel late Of Brarcreek twp deed
| l3 The first aud final account of Jonathan Wilson
| IA The final account OF William Quick and John G.
Quick adn'rs ofJohn IL Quick late Of MontouT town.
ship decd
Is The final account of Cyrus Rsece admir- ofveniah
| Reece late of llcmlock township deed,
| 10 First aud iua account of John Richart admir- Of
| Samuel Rlchart late Of Madison township, decd,
Bloomsburg, August O. 1862.
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RECEIPTS FOR JULY,
10 THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
The following arc the receipts to the Office
ofthe COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month of july | S62

bsgAWill our friends remit their subscrip-
ton money to us by mail. Our necessities
are especially pressing and we must have
money. We shall sincerely thank you,
friends and patrons, for an carly remit
tnncc hv mail.
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G IR G u l. 4 Il.

JNIE undersigned having been engaged by the Demo-
L cratic state Central Committee to publish. under
their auspices Campaign Paper to be entitled 9TH.
DE.uOCEfTTG LE.4LER,' takes this occasion to call
your immediate attention to the Importance Of using
your influence to secure wide crcula ion for the
The FRS! Number Of the Paper will be issued ON
Thursday, August 2i 1862, ut the price of Twcnytve
Cents for tn. Campaign. The Paper will be published
scmwcek'y, until the day Of the election. All orders
to BE- addressed to a. D. BOlLEAU, ubiishrr,
1917 South Third street, hiadC phia.
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Headache, ,slckuendaehc, foul stomach.

from IN. EutVIid b0yd, BluiNlNf
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DR. ]. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
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By.TRuE.-Hon.M Millard Fillmore is
reported to have said recently that "tho
nbolitiouists in tougross have undone what
the army has done"
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From q Ebl.
AS n Family Pbysic.


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do = IN NJ INII'
n office is hereby given, that the Bank
Y of Danvillc Bank OF Issue, Discount and Dcpos.
il, located in the borough of DHnvG, Monour county
with capital of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars in.
tends making application At the next regular session Of
the egsutrc of Pennsy Vanin for the renewal of its
charter, aud CXtcus ofs privileges for term OF
twenty years from the expiration of its present charter
with the same name, title location ans capital.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
DAVID CLARK, Cashier.
Danville, Pa, June as 1862 -Gm
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MnlN Mn

PERUVIAN.-Wc sell none hut No. /, received direct
from the Peruvian Governments
I,IIhBOE.-A very superior article, received direct
from tha Island.
PLAsrER-Grouni Paster-a superior article, packed
IN good strong barrels
BO> ES.-luttpu Makers Bono Dust and Ground Bones.
Warranted Pure.
FTA Liberal deduction made to dealers in The above
articles. ALLEN Il EEEDLES,
- south Nhnrvrs and II South Water street, lFUsl
store aj5rc thcsiHut,l Philad' lphiI.
August %, ldG2 3m.
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First Drpmium 4iOO
Second do S6
Glass No. 4-Slallions for oenetal use fonr
wears and undet siy
Firs, pteminm ssn
Second do %
Class No 5-Stallions of 2 years and pnder
four.
First premium $40
Second do is
Glass No 6-Mares with Foal by their sides
Flrst premium $40
Second do 10
Class No 7-Brneding Mares.
For the best Lieedirg mare four wears and
over,
First premium $50
Second do 90
Class No S--Fllles, two years and under
four
tlrSl premium $40
second do 20
Class No 9-~Fillies, | year and under two.
F,rs, premium $40
Second 10
Class No l0-Cots years and under !.
tlrs premium S25
Second DO 10
Class NO ll-Cols, Stations or Geldings,
one year and under TWO.
fIfSt premium $50
Secohi 90 10
C'ass NO l2-Malcbeu horses, 9eldlngs or
Mares Tor 'he best span IL hands and over
FtsI premium 500
second 90 20
toi Tue oesi span oil matched Horses, ii
u"""s anu uou't lo,
r"o' J., eh'uin S2o
Heco"H uo 10
"'dsS NJ 10 ahcy ma'ched horses, geld
~, I"e' or m"Ies'
F. rr"S' premium S25
''couu C,, w 10
ol"r, 7c''oh ana speed VIII De considered
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D"'i "rto" +"" "P'e" VIII oe cohs'"eI-
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O'"ss No lo-Ea"'"y nurses, ueIulhsS or
m'!ee'
VI wv 'o'' '''"l'} "'''o, 'ou' Se"'e dnu
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D'''''S, o"'o'' s'"e dc'o' ava SPeeu VIII
&c Co"S,I''eH III .paN'n7 'ng award
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=, ror Tue oeS' "eh'e"ld"s oauuIe horse.
| rhs' premium $50
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r"s' P'e"i'u" CIV
second 90 10
CIas' NO i0-tafm ana Nra'' Horses
tof 'he ots' Pa'I Vi FaiIl anu ufal hoISes
f''S' premium 500
Secohu 90 10
Ciaes NO 10 be,t single Farm or Dtalt
hor'es'
tlis' riem'nm Sl5
Jecohd 90 =. {
C'aSS NO Zo-ron'eS;
Poh'es, nnuer II hahuS, dfl'eh double
Iahdem or iHdeu,
F'tS' premium, Sl5
Secotu DO 10
Class No'2l'
Best team, SIX III hand, $50
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Relax, Worms.


ITVTTV VITVI71'
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice and
hold them in esteem Of the best apcreuts have
found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given in small doses fat
bilious dySeitry and diUrh0d. Their sugar coating
makes them very acceptable and convenient for tho
OF women aud children,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23
Il l. L EN- D. w Ed L L 81
r Y g TIL, IL r..

by the Introduction Of rev and improved machinery
in works have materially increased our iU"ilI-
uas for manufacturing this article. The cost of pro-
ductiou being tsscncd extend to our customers the
benefit according. The retail pIicc is now SO per 1000
pounds We believe itto be III. best and cheapest Il.
nuIc in use
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-23

sy- Sadly nccdod-A good, soaking
rain.