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, 1862-10-30
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
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lCotrespaaAesce 1t fAe New York Tribune,1 ::
HKx1.aa, n, G., oe*- II. 1eea:
y n mot kupsaaid1e tAk 11see1nei& HsAy
osl@o me9 <aeahaaA Il thie potot = camp Of
netsocaoa fof u aanay of rocco nsea Of the
1fkA ~ the 1a8of 6eae14l eo9msuiin9 2&k
4e8asf4 1he AaxantaEas 1T 81 16ceaaoa
toE saeh q eA5ea ~ eye7 Fest nd far s9ps.
4sef 70 toee e8 ~ 9aaE eee&4o4 II he eq1n-
nen4xA haea uf aesE9kaaa8~
!, 4ta4fetfee sho1 Id - b eea eeaA6 1iHlfnl-
.aqt n penls n t1euo1etzx;118 11eeover.
I ltke expresses Il sa1lntsaamx u s1zv Il III
<eeexsk ,gealagaua. tle4 10y otAeF. a
]Adv1lka raali 1lA4 u 3DfAeR8 II. fAat
1t WuQA 0hstge The feheae 70 SsAe2ate VII
&t3oda tQAee. fe is,NaQA Da9es them hek4psn
fzaseh thtm 0veF tie Noef& CaeoltnA fAIlrqAAa,
! 20k Oh - ~ hosr. a;.= =: :! !;
, 1862-10-30

s.@ Simeon Draper. the provost marshal gen-
eta 1E in this city per4sctlng his arrangement for
A7e6.1ng persone under martial law. In CONVEX
Eatton to.cay with more than one Of the chief atf-
Guren ou"ht to he arrested, and w'oald do It 1t
cncc, hut th1* think 1t would be Ind policy to
Arrest him n1tN after the election in the State Of
the tieetion It NoH'd have damaging ef-ct n3ou
Times.
II any body wonders why the chief edi-
tor cf the Times is still at large, it may be
ascribed to the same cause. He is "turned
ltase in the 1eestfick" to kill of Hoye-fn
Sherman.
, 1862-10-30
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

r." Especial p1tpaten 70 TIN t4te.eo rtibaae.l !.
1zn1AxAeaaxa, 0et q. 1asa.
Gen Duunt's division :}ea FEsnk6oxt for
Bowling Green on Sunday last.
E1ish% L. Huntington, :Iaaga of TIA United
States circuit court far this district, ~0ed 1t
st: fau1 1tnpesots, few AAys SINCE. -
Dszfted men VII aos he aaosed e 9olua'
ter shef Friday na. nj taag nm rot b.
allowed to furnish a1bstatz&1 4sher,thzt data.
:. Penny Half, eheFP9a1,s 1t ~ setat died u
III cit3 yssltsraaJ ofssnR hver. :. =:
/ II. BeehanAa RsadwA rpaA eaaAetaasa fkua
hi Fo<ns haEs ua Xd1sT sFasanE;. nm the
h<neat Sftaa, Assasiiy3F iy,ilkiklnlfaa. - =.
, 1862-10-30

Gru1dy County.
Hon j. r Newrnrt Of Morris, and Henry
1og&Ra ceq, Of Joliet, viii address the citizens
ct G:undy couDt5, as fo2lows:
Gardner, Fridsy, October Giat. Up. n.
Hnn. J. o. Norton Will also address the
meeting 1t gardner.
, 1862-10-30
THE WAa:.:.M Mi3SegRL
The Expedition from New
;.:.:.,:.. ::::.. :Madriidi::..: -. ::' $
FEDRRaL VICTORY YM5bUm-''
EAST MISSOURI
- !:
Official Rspoeh Of Gems. Curtis
-, and Grant; :.
New Military Districts Of the
:: 4tates

sr. Loum. oct:s.. 1aea: :.
The steamer Dacotah aYriyted this saora,np
ftom VictabusR. brinsiae s63 unIon so1dfs.e.
excbsured prisonera of M. rhev wars ~
TIRED In fhe late hattie az .f.orfnth ~. n
rot.h tooh ft;n1nn f,orInth to V1cksh.r, e.,n
res,e1 p.,eoue,4 Ahd smon1 vbnm -.
forty.aix ohtoeux. - :.
=. TIE ses are ut prasent under tho command
of Ad,nf.rt r1sa.1,,r<Z ~ ~. ~, r,uaos-'- :
VI a'!e.t ~ 4eosp1!g. Oh :Aoe oHo innon*
=. so1@pe "Aaez' ~ ce"1na AosholP, VA
LILLE 1oant4ee at1estea " ofoef oA A9of NC"
Ionne1a a:esnent prosoet fnsf4hA general,
tor reasonable conduct and language. Vii
der Is said to have fought under Prlce 1t Lex-
ineton, and subsequently taken the oath of
allegiance, and sinca boasted Of biz exploits
IN shoot;no I1n;on ,nan t>a.,doz .~n,t,,,, 49,
ho-.. ....s... - .-..u--N.
his seeesh sympsthles. He fuds that he II
not exempt from imprisonment. =
An order hss been Issued exempting coal
miners, employed during the winter months,
from militia drill. This ia 4 re13ef ,neasure
and intended tn decrease fhe h,o1 nr,c,, ~
coa1 frnm miners IN th;x co.ntv
p,.o- CO... 49,.
..a.Ls"'.", "s e11s iAos @s*
.ao7' rspe. - c7'Ap aao oeeo fepofteo some
tn1l1y naes nom The city. (,
Ixenty-e1ght gua11llas- who recently SUI
rendered as Mexico, Missouri, arrived here
this morning md hare besa 9connned in the
military prison. .. .,..
VAsH1xaros. Oct. ea.--1he fo1,ovtnv d,e.
pstches have been rrr,;vei1 at he,aon ,-te-.
f~'-~'~"' ~"'" o'~- =. ~ 1e.e4o ute1s',
8KAnoUAKTEKs, 6T. LOUIE,
October IS.
To Major Genera: H.rees:
90 no5o reports further SUGGEST In Gen. DAv1-
eo0b soQtheaet DISTRICT Col. Leads, commanding
the sd Iowa. With det4ehments from his own md
NE 1at' IN and 4th Missouri regiments, witha
eect1on Of stangers battery, attacked 500 rebels
It Futnam's Ferry, on the 9Th Inst Killing ser.
efa .na taxing over forty ps'soaess. Oar troops
behaEed well. S:R. CuRFp,
Jackson. Tenn, Oct es-rhe fo11ortng
dispatch is just rect,rsd from Brig. Gen. d.
anee me apea1non 10 c1afk,on, no, thtft5,f'nz
..Aeo 49, Ns" nau1lo' uno3e cona'nana :" capt.
1tgefs' company y, I'd lAlno1s CAVALRY. has been
e1ttrt1y sucoesefal' dispersfng the gueti1las. Kill
ing ten and mostal}y woundiug two, captu11ng
tenante. three rnrerone. ~ me, ~ 49, .s.srs, |
s+.na =, -. ..s.--s 80. .1,N Sn4 oo's4A
t.-a@s- go, .os1"v no.ee1' ant.een ma'es'
tNo~ssons IAee ao@n''s o. ammahl'ioh' boen-
ing asesf barracks, and entirely breaking up the
conoa1n. No loss OF our side. U. s. GRANT,
FIR Jo7-7s oc+ &C, r ;mh,a ~. 49,;
del the Stafe fnfo r;,e ,n,;ta-- J;e+...s. ~
dertf,e fo1,cxiny hr;gnd;er. 1'A'4e11 1n-
Fmsr DIsrn,cTEklbsrr a Edv.rd.. ba>dorsr-
te1s st. Louis.
SECOND D1e7Etcr-Hcn1y G. WArmoth; head-
quarters Ra1ia-
,nce11 dnRn DIE D1ss9IcrLhtchan G. Stockton; head
Fn1,41H T.Ru 9I.4xIr& Hsn,7 sh.,,>a.a. ha.a
teri Snrfnadeld. 3'@~eA'0'0' ns4Aae
FM1n fisIa1cr-1nouas 4. Csswford: head.
, 1862-10-30
CUSTOM HOUSE PERMITS.
ImPeftaAk to the Business Gem.
RuM14ys

We have already published the correspond
ence between q. g. Collector Haven snd- ".
D. Gallagher, thespecial agentof the United
States treasury department., touching the mat
ter Of permits required for the shipment of
certain goods fully epecid ID, to points west
and south. From IT, importance to our bus!-
ness community, We again present It's main
features. which all Interested viii do wen to
study and observe Mr.. Gallagher, in hls 1et-
ter Of the 24th inst, ~ agent Of the depart
ment, calls the attention Of United States Col
lector Haven Of the Chicago custom house to
the following facts:
detcTiptiens aro now nndcF civil and military pro-
hfb1t10n west Of the Mississippi River. This pro
hibition emhEsess aaltpe*xe md extends to quick
ture Of pescutsion caps and cs.tridees. There.
fore, until further orders. 1nercha aniee OF this
clase must be PERMITTED to 60 orward, the present
le.ed to be points beyund that line. Aud all eueh
articles 70 muv1ng, With tho exception of army
supplies eong TO military posts under military 81
Eu1veyo1t aud otheT ocets Of the .reasuey depast-
nent, and promptly reported for libel and coons ).
fpirituous uano,s, malt l3ouoss. md wf.ss. des
timed for pacs1 within Territory occupied BY the
military forces Il the United StatesI can 20 for
ward only ppoz the written requests OF ths com.
tmJ il embraced or Of persons duly aathorixed by
them to naa1a such feQuest Before receipt Of
such written request by collectors or surveyors OF
tranrpoEstlo1 of the liquors Of Wines described
therein. which viii protect them to the places Of
DESIGNATION: Qosnfne and ealt destined for places
the same 1eetzktlon. Aud ~ attempts to evade
going forxa1d to Immediate iorieitnze.
, 1862-10-30
| Further Gem the. Late j; ;Bsttle,

....:- ~.
sl MasH1Naf2T, ~ =, GsE - eaI~Kefdgees ~ who hsve
soast q e., aaonaas Spott ~ tn hfa destruc-
4nn OF tne e3.enetye M eels Mosks. at ~ Joseph,
Fla. on mo sth 1lt.s bJ the ktngfsher, was
neavy ohaw 20 eesA rebels, - -cs.ated great
e e1ens9Aeat tafopgnoot aoorgsA eAad Florida,
aseoG Hot1a 44xiae oeS4 e9e mA1n ao0fce
ts,s ~. sof "a. .Ie .,e s. Psosmlone 1or their
49, rqopes :aaaI LssE M~w6 9teeoer ao)ay TO
Epa S4uss taAa Il No aaa capsQFea- N,uto OF
toeik Et..e ne19S ~ i =
Aoout ooV oeseItel9 1roza fne a1my OF the
fesomac sn.9E ~@e gI a mofnlng sent back 70 theis
NEw. IoRR, October %, 7S62-The He1ald
hax from In .co,7o.nona.,t 49,, ~
,c~onnt ~ ths ista hst.1s -. -. 49, .aA
1o@aA " Luz aA@e' ostAe on Inc VnFles-
ton md Savannah rallroad. .refRzed to
Our troons noceeaea f1om H;,to, ~, y.
the nirst of Ike S1st' and WaIe H cnnveEsd IN 4.
fs1fe+r orrhoat. sn% 80 ~11 stss Suse5e1 =. IN
F.v,s Pnfn9 ri H. rcHe rsf ~ ~ 80 as'
tsi{eo and Rroed Rvers ~ Ths otsact H. 70 - ~.
moTement Tss to maIe ro1nnlsts Tsson 1a III
sarce a. Br,s1 Rfvet and ~ 9tthntss;a" -
fest nrs~t;rsifx fha -.0fs,+n N ae 4 s1, g
~hfck = iand;sr cn.l he sfs!.sS .I1 ..1 .y =, .No
ia strrrnfh iii ths enew1 M H. ~ " LII
guarding The !ailzoad between Charlestor aud
de.trnct;.~ f ~ reS,.oed - eo1,1a - % eae
IN ! sinoie a. IL tb;s stts.nnt ~ o Ha Hoae
VeTe Viefo,;nHs Ha1fc1 1nst Fsa ~ ss,ars1 ts1o ss
iarae rTmhe,s th.v 49,, fs fhsn1 ~ gaemJ ~ "a
Pneest.1srn Ri13.s sAsJ JNnett-s eaS%a - nS1oss Loo
Verv se1rra. Oar so1dtera ara ss,1o,. %,~ ~ ~
s,1yyr%;aI .,a ~ 80 hsats a1" eaAoxa 1on2is
e;tS ~ {@ ~ eAseaee ware worked
VIZ Ihlee enat TTat1..s ssita ta.nao sno eneet-
~; aus OHiUn !o1eeS "e1e uuder command OF
=! soiel .Se9. y. "a. otaunAa: wen. fefrJ De-
ln8 second IN eommand- The rebels were
eonlnaHoeo y Gol. walker, until our arrival
as aat 1e.sa.aIgo oslaee, Ween heautesaso, Eao
~ ,a4 9use a'1sed Th uoa t Enalies3oa, eo@maaaed
, 1862-10-30

Senator Wright OF Indiana:
Tic Hon. Joeep!: A. Wright Of Indlana
will address the people Of Illinois ut the fol-
Loving times and places:
Springfield. Thur+day. October 20.
JacAsonv5l1e, Friday. October 81
Qullcy, Saturday, November l.
, 1862-10-30
1VEela11e9A Senatorial D4e&F&e4 Ap-
wQ4nNnae1K0.

Eth Congressional District Appoint.
NaeM1As
Hon. Aaron Tyler viii address the people
-ofthe 5th Congressional district At the follow
Ing times and places upon the va question:
Of the day:
Friday, October s1st, at Ga.esbunE, 1t o'clock
? m.
Saturday. Novenbse Isl, n Knnxvins; at I
O'Clock r. N.
Noaday, November Sd, at Peo1fa, ut Z o'clock
, 1862-10-30

Gen. L1ndeF7& ApFo1otnneAfs'
Rock leland F11dny. October 81.
Joliet, Saturday November l.
, 1862-10-30

E1llElkak:as,ll(t G. cd T. g 1ul
xss xss. III: - IL =
fFRoM GENERAL; nIfCHKl,S DE-
:*'' -, ~: flRfMEaT. :".' :. r.
, 1862-10-30

0bsSF1et1onA Removed.
Fo1THBss HoNBo9 Oct. 37.-A confederate
officer recently informed ope Of our officers
river at Fort Darling had all been removed. :.
, 1862-10-30

:, ,:Sae1s9 lR1l1e4* .s..E 5
- LApo[ fa. Q4.A441it - IS II u,
:E6fsk "a ID i Il ~ E611 II
:a9sssa4 II Mt11aeA 1st41j jp1G: .:*':$s :,
, 1862-10-30

MF- 1nxeRsslt's Appointments.
LcHistown, Fulton county. Friday, Oct. g.
41sA. Owen Loselsyss Appelnts4eats.
K1ckapoo, Peoria cnu5ty. Friday October 81.
Hennepfn, Saturday, .Nove1nbef1. i.
Speaking, In ali csses not otherwise specl-
lied. to commence at O'Clock, p. n.
TNEon1&e1A 6sAa8oF1al D4otffe& A.
p08ntme4t0.
Daniel Richards. Union and Republican can
dida1e for State Senator for the counties of
Lee, O9le, AID Whiteside, and 4. 4: Terrell
Of Sterling, WIN speak IN the evening 1t tho
following places:
Lyndon, Whiteaide county. Friday, Oct II.
Gland de Tour, 0Zle county. Saturday, Nov. !.
, 1862-10-30

Hon. 1cese O. Nsr1on's AppofatuaeAts.
Joliet. Saturday, NV. !. at7p-n.
, 1862-10-30

0nf1kDE 1T 4 4ueeAMae.
Boe1uM. Oct 0.-Tha eEss,1sr Ada 6AfleA
a& nosa 1sa1a9 NJ aapat e1o4 4a0 IL sp1cie.
, 1862-10-30

WANTBD-A suit Of rooms, Kith
- or sithdat board. pleasantly 1ocattd. 1adrcsy
BOX B8. Q11ly194.staek
, 1862-10-30

GALTg 3AITi :. SAITl1
~ \. 49, ...,.- ="
fe3 hkt11 4+onud Alum.
'. Aa9Acka T1zkb 1land.
In lLts 70 euit = =, =: - 4
oes9 y;9R4e iii S1xtn 6as.r stressk
, 1862-10-30

"ANTED--A good Muff Finish.
~ er, Immediately, At L HERZoG cUs. 1sl
Lake kt1ect. ocSoY.iiN
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WYOmING House.

DANIEL. BAYs OCks PBoPKiEtoh'
WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN
su1HE Proprietor respectfully informs h's
friends and the public generally that he
has taken charge Of The Wyon'sg House, ~
The village OF Wyoming. near The Railroad
Depot Of that place, and has Fitted II ont so
as 10 enleriaa both transient and perma
nent visitors ia suitable and comfortable
manner. His rooms are spacious and airy,
and not oniy calcu lated TO add TO he eonve-
piencs and comfort oi The travelling eommn-
ni,v. bus also to hose who would seek
Dlsasanf SUMMER resort with families.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with Inc oesl
the marker eaa afford and his IA X viii be
furnished with the pnres, liquors that can
be ohtaised The proprietor will give his
exclusive attention 10 the comfort and con
vepience OF his guests and is determined
n make the WYOMING HOUSE rank
,nons the firsl hotels in Ibe StI'e.
The Proprietor hopes that rom ms eSpe-
rieree in ihe business, and BY unremiiung
attention on his par, combined with lnds-
cious selection OF The mssl careful and oois2-
ing servants, be may be entitled 10 the Ia
vo1able consideration o. the public, and re-
eeive liberal share Of their patronage.
~ Please give him call, and Judge ioF
ourselves lAprii 2, 1853.
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RAYM0ND'S FAMILY
J z W 1 NJ q mi a @ tiINE!
PATENTED MARCH 8, 1883.
PRICE s1o EACH.


n NIESSRS. ZUPPINGER & ROBBINS, of
" I Bioomsbure, having purchased the ex-
eli sive right OF the above valuable Tmpro
We CheaI Patent, Sewing Machine, for
In County of Columbia, will be happy 10
30 pply their friends with the article for the
ac conn cdation of themselves and families.
TT following are some of the superior
az eaniages III implement possesses, viz:
1. Ii ssws from 400 TO 600 tight stitches
ef minnie.
Doubie thread Machines are from the
~ ore com plea 81 character NJ their mech
a 3sn invarssAy n msnaped ard iireaded.
N ish mofe or less ditIienlY not so Wiz
RAYMOND'S. . child can uepa9e ig IL two
"a iaFs and & i lhreaded easier bar com
81 or needle
3. One Of the most vsinabie lealures Of
Il Machine is ihe slnallness aod fae
q anpaeiaess oi is mechaplsn.
l. / car he silaehed 70 hoard table oT
s and . operating order, and removed ~
Il $ than hali a minute.
3 Il greatly eeenomzes the thread, and
s - produces . eean, Sufficiently strong for
rs moFs iaf Nbieb IS Intended a quail
5 5cafiaa moi known 20 al kiaes of Sewing
] jaaeh,nss
8 No human aaHd is capable OF pfoda-
iarg q seam 30 regular ana sys,emaHe.--
I fbe seasn is so slroug if we'll done, tbat q
4 tfongest material will lear before the
cam will give way.
T. Among The array of Psent Sewing
Machines, there are none so cheap and
iusable as Raymobd's PateGt, but no Ma
shne is adapted 10 all kinds OF work as
experiences las proven. There are perhaps
none so really useful, doing such variety
of wore Tor the immediate use of the fam
iIy circle and at such moderate price as
RAY MOND'S PATENT.
8. The operator can shape his seam Jnst
as he pleases, waves, leaves aud flowers,
elc, can be represented or initiated.
9. II is particularly adapte0 10 all kinds
of ssiichirg-sueh as gendemen's shirts,
bosoms, risibands, collars, eic.,-and all
kinds of ladies' sewing, including silks,
lawns, delaines, calicoes, busters, etc, ex-
eepting for mems heavy wear, this Machine
is rather too light OF construction.
10. But we all admit, that The advantage
to health, and principally to the vision OF
eyesiehl, induced by The use OF Sewing
Machines, surpasses infinitely all oiher ad-
vanla9es.
H. This Machine faslens the seam al
ways itself, Dui il The operator wishes il
uniastened or open, there is a way Tor II
100, Thus you can have il fastened or not
as you please, which is, sometimes, esPe'
clally for beginners, very favorable cir
cumstance II The seam is left uniaslened,
you can draw it oui in three seconds and
save the thread.
For sale by the undersigned, at their re-
speclive residences, in Bloomsburg, who
will put the Machine in operation aud give
all necessary instruction.
HENRY z 1PPINGER.
DANIEL w. ROBBINS.
Bloomsbur2, July II, 1860.
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PnILADELPHIA AND READING
Ia ~ Ea Z CD ~ Id.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

" ~ y a1A ~ hAr2t+ l4N
DECEMBER sra 1859
FOur Daily Passenger Trains to Philadelphia.
(From and passing Reading)
At $40 a. M, 10 20 m, 10 Noon,
(Fseiah aud Passenger and sos p. m.
Two daily iFaiBs 10 Poitsvie and Por
Clinton, a, 10 i5 a. M, and 6.O5 p. m.
Connecting at Port Clinton with trains fol
Tsmaqna Will,amsport, Elmira, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, aud the Cauadas
TUE 1918 up train only connects al
Por Clinion wish trains Tor Nllkesharre.
Scranton aud pit,sion.
Passengers leaving Wiliamspofi By the
Caliaw,~sa Railroad nigh line, al 10 IS
p. M, connect with passenger train isae
ne Port Clinton so m. arrive at Read.
ing a. so d. m, Breakfast and proceed ii-
reel 10 Philadelphia hy the s 30 ~ Read
M Accommodation Tram
o. Sundays he 1919 a. m Dawn, aDd
the sos .. N Up Trains only run
LEBANON WILEY BRANCH.
y,eo Ttains Da5ty sipdayS ErcePied9 e and
ron Harrisburg
40 % Il m and 0s . ~ LEAVING
aa50sb burs al 90 e aud 2S5 m.--
Canueeiine wib trains on lie NoahefH
Central Pennsylvania and CembefIsad Val
Iey Rairoads, ios Sgnbnfys WlllamsAofls
Piusburgh, Lancaster, Baltimore, C9am.
bersaure, &c.
Through Tickeis-Readine 10 Baltimore
"a 90; 10 Iaocaslef, So %; 10 Gettysburg,
SO 80
30 pounds Of baggage allowed 70 eacb
passenger
The second class ears run with all the
above trains.
Through firs class tickets al reduced
rates TO Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Deiroii.
Chicago, aud all the principal points IN The
West, North West, and the Canadas; and
Eniaroni Tickets at lower fares TO all above
places, can be had on application to The
station agent Al Reading
All lllickeis will be purchased before the
irains start Higher fares charged u nald
in cars. u. A. NiCOLLS,
Engineer and General Superintendent.
February e, 1860
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DARLsNG'S =
Liver DigGUi.AE0
AND
nnnm mngggRga

Are pure veoefatI- eXirartS. They cure
all bilion> dir orders Of The human system.
They regulate and ihvigorate the liver and
kidneys: they give lone TO lie d grsiivs
oraafss; they ieeulaIe The secretIons- ex-
cretions and exhalaiions, eqralize tie cir
cnla,ion, aud purify The blood. Thus, all
bilious compIainls-some oi which are
Tcipid Liver. Sick Headache, u, spepsia,
Piles. Chi.ls and Feyefs, Costveness or
Looseness-are entirely controlled and
cured by ihete remed'es-
DARLING'S
LIVER REGULATOR
Removes The morbid and billions deposits
from the stomach and bowels, regulars The
liver aud kidneys. owing every otslrnc
tion restores Datural ard healthy action
in The wal organs j. is a superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Mueh better than Pills, and much easier 10
take.
DARLING'S LIFE BITTERS
l. superior IoLic and dinrIic excellent in
cases Of loss of appetite, hatulency. female
weakness. irregularities, pain in The side
and bowe blind, Prouuding and bleeding
pile-. and general debility.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY:
Jas l.. Crumley, merchant, lS4 Fulton
street, New York, writes, August Is, 1850:
II have been afflicted with piles. accom-
panied with bleeding, the lasI three years
/ used
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TO The PEOPLE
OF TAE UNITED STATES!

IN the month Of December, 1853, The un-
dersigned for the 6sst lime offered for sale
Rial WINE BlTTERS, and 10 this short
pesiod they have given such universal sa'
isiactiob 10 The many thousands of persons
who have Hied them thai it is now an es-
sablished afticle. The amount of bodily
and mental misery arising simJly from a
neg elRct oil small complaints is surprising
and il Is lherefoIe ol the utmost importance
iff ssfirf aitenii on 10 the leasi aud most
haifline bodily ailmeai should be had; Tor
diseases OF the body fnus' invariably affect
the MUD. The subscribers now only ask a
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FORKS HOTEL.
BLooMsBURG, COLUMBIA CO., Pa.

ROBERT HAGENBUCH, Proprietor,
TENAKES pleasure in announcing the pub
y lie that he has renied and thoroughly
re6iled The Forks Hotel formerly occupied
by James Freeze, in Bloomsbury. and is
prepared 10 aceomodste travellers. teamsier<,
drovers and beardeIs. His table willb sup
piled with the best products The markets az.
lord, and his 2ar will be constantly furnish.
ed with the choicest liquors.
Attentive ostlers will always be IN at
tendance, ano he trusts his long experience
IN catering 10 The wants of the public, and
MS oblising attention TO customers vii Sc
cure him liberal share of patronage.
Blonmsbnrg. April 81. 1888.
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II. e. HOVER,
8 u R G. EON DEN'Ea ST.

Is. u ESPECFULLY offers his
dffsSA IA professional services 10 the
III ladies and gentlemen OF Blooms
burg and vicinity. He is prepared TO attend
TO all the various operations IN Dentistry,
and rs provided with the latest :mproyep
PORCELAIN TEETH, which will be inser-
ted on pivot or gold plate, 10 look as well as
natural.
A superior article of Tooth Powders, al
ways on hand. All operations on the teeth
warranted.
Office, Sd building above s. A. Wilson's
Carriage Mannfaciory-MaiHS St, west side.
Bloomsbury Jannarv 49, 1858
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cfttcHtH&s <xtWHsf{t5 <<ftt 4 stttn5 eossit
o1sg<e 1hread.
Il forn1s'1 neat. ever, aud elastic seam,
wfsich is'vsrfanIed not 10 rip IN wear, even
i[abe seam 's cut At ifeqns NJ iniersaIs, and
also under all circumsiances "io survive The
A Patented device al erea, utility 10
learners, prevents The possibility Of The ma
chine being run n the wrong direction. or
The balance wheel fearing a Iady's dress.
Another feature which deserves parlicu
lar attention il ~ THE WILCOX PATENT
NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG
Two tho1sand Stitches, or two yards of
work, can be done in one minute without
tfoppiug stitch.
These Mach'aes. 80 simple and accFuate
i, their construction supefSede the use OF
,he shuttle ana with one thread produce
all The practical results Of the two thread
machines; ard more, for these fell without
basiiug, and hem The finest muslin without
pnckering.
Although al about half the price Of The
other FRS; class machines, they will accom-
piish double the sewing IN given Tins
at Is emphatically the good, low priced
Family Sewing Machine thai the public
havs long been visiting for''- Boston Traa-
script.
ssIt is indeed wonderful production, and
bear any comparison wfh it, PaIiadei
phia Evening Journal"
Amechanicalwon onder.' - Scientific Amer
iccan.
aAmone the best and most sesviceable
Sewing machines. Light and elegantly
finished and so simple in its construction
that. il seems almost impossible Tor it TO gel
out Of repairn- P,usbnIg Chronicle.
tsHas confined with lis own peculiar
meris eli he re ally valuable Improvements
of the higher priced machines-"- Pennssl.
vanian.
aThis machine. in the opinion of The
committee, fills more nearly the reqnire-
menis of perfect family machine ihan any
on exhibition. Franklin Institute Exhi0i-
lion Report oil 1883
tsTakipo into consideration simplicity.
eheapness, durability, and dong all v oFk,
the commieee were unanimous IN favor oil
the Wilcox & Gibbs as single thfesd ma
chine. e.u-Pennsylvania Slate Agricultural
Societ5's Report.
eWe musi, in Justice, express our conf
dencc in the merits of the Wilcox & Gibbs
Sewins Machine We CONSIDER that great
dsside1alum has bsen supplied by il, in
proving. beyond coubt. ihaltw threads are
nsi. as was supposed, necessary TO good
instrument. .r-Chrisiian Advocate aud jour
nal, jane 2i, 1850
awe have one OF these machines in use,
and think more highly OF il than of any OF
The number we have fried-s-Richmond
Wing.
The undersigned, Missionary 10 Consian-
,inonle. has examined more than twenty
different kinds OF Sewing Machines, and
after some six weeks experiences wilt.
Wilcox & Gibbs Patent, he has purchased
one Of hem as The best adapted 10 the