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THESE BITTSR
Dr.. Dods' Celebrated Wine Bitters
ARN WNSURIP AsslaIDg

For Sore Throat, so common among the
Clergy, they are truly valuable.
For the aged and lnfirm. and for persons
of weak constitution, for Ministers OF
The Gospel, Lawyers, and all public speak
ers-lor Book Keepers, Taiors, Seamstress-
es Students, Arts's, and all persons bead
ing sedeularJ lie, they will prove truly
beneficial.
As Beverage, they are wholesome, in
n0cent, and delicious 10 The taste. They
produce all the exhilaraline effects OF Bran.
dy or Wine, without iniox lcating snd are
a valu bile remedy for persons addicted to
the use OF excessive strong drink, and who
wish TO refrain from ii. They are pure snG
entirely free from The poi-ons contain..d in
in the adulterated Wines aud Liquors with
which the country is footed.
These Bitters not only CURE, but PRE-
VENT Disease, and snouId be used BY all
ho live IN a country where the wat'r Is
bal, or where Chilli and Fevers are ,tev
alent Being entirely innocent and harms
less, they may re given freely 10 Ch1dFeu
aud Eriants with impuniy.
Physicians. Cleraymen, aud fempefanoe
advocates, az an act Of humanity. stouid
assist ~ spreading these valuable BIT
TIERS over lie land, aud thereby es-enrai
ly aid IL bauiShiha Drunkenness and Dis
ease.
In all Affections of he head, sick Headac
or Nervous Headache Dr. Dod> imperial
Wine Bilters viii be fonnd 10 be most
Saluary and EffiracioHs.
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SOMETHING FOR THE 1INEStt
4 NECESSITY EVERY HOUSEHOLD
J0FHN & CEeGSLEY'S
AMERICAN CEMENT CHE

The strongest Glue In the World
For Cemeniing Wood Iealser. Class, ivory,
China Marble. Porcelain, Ala basler
Bone, Coral. &c., &c, &c.
The cnly article oil The kind ey-r produced
which wall withstand Water.
EXTRACTS:
every housekeeper should have snp-
ply OF Johns & Crosley's American Ceren'
."-NelC York Times.
''lt is 80 convenient TO have in the house"
-Nelg York Express.
/, Is always ready this ccmmeuds il:
10 every body IN Y. Independent
''We have tried it, and find II as useful
in onr house As waler."-W Wiikes' SpTit Of
fhe Times
Price p Cents per Bottle.
Very Liberal Reductions To Wholesale
Dealers. 1FRM> CASH.
n For sale by all Druggists aud Store
keepers generally throughout The country
JOHNS & CROSLEY,
Sole Manufacturers.
rs William Street, CCofner of Liberty ST,
NEW YORK.
Jolly 10 lS6I-lV
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FENHE undersigned would announce, that
he has on hand, at his Hat and Gap
emporium on Main street, Bloomsburg. an
assortment of different kind OF leather such
as fine calf skins, morocco, red ard black
and Innings, all OF which ne will sell cheap,
er than can be had elsewhere in this mar
kel Call aud examine them Tor yourselves
JOHN K. GIRTON.
Bloomsbnrg, May 81, 1862.
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DARLING's LIFE BITTERs
DAKIINB )
LIVER REGULATOR

AND llIFls i5LISgIsGS
Aud now consider myself entirely cured'
Hon. Jonn A. Cross writes, FBsookIyn,
March I5, 1860. In the spring of 1859 [
took a severe cold, which induced vloleut
lever | took two doses ot
DAbIING-S LIVER REGULATOR.
II broke mp my cold and lever al once.
Previous to this attack, had been lroubl
with dyspepsia several months /; have ted
nothing OF il since"
Otis Siudley, E-q., 1913 East 2sih Street,
n. Y, writes ''Aueusl 10. 1861 had
difficulty with Kidney Complaint three
years, wiih constant pam in The small ct my
tack. | had used mosi all kuds OF medi-
cines, but found no permanent relief until [
used
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DAVID LOWENBERG.
Bloomsbnrg. March -. 1862.


Estate Of Raihan GJeensvah late Of Sc oft tirp :,
Columbia co.. deceased
NOTICE i hereby given tha. letters of
l administration on The estate of Nathan
Greenwaii late of Scott township, Colu m
bia county, deceased, have been granted
by the Register OF said county, TO John
Slerner, residing in Bloomsourg Columbia
county. All parsons having claims or de.
mands against the estate OF the decedent
are requested 10 make them known TO the
administrator, aud those indebted to The
estate will make payment immediately to
JOHN STEINER, Admr.
Bioomsburg, June 4, 1862.
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ga5mNAE - - =


The many certificates which nave been
rendered US, aud The letters which We are
daily receivlua,. are conclusive proof thai
among ihe women those Biiiers havo Civ
eE satisfaction which no others have ever
done before No woman IN The Iaud should
be without them, and those who once use
Them will moi fail 10 keep a supply.
LR. J. BOPEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BiTTERS
Are prepared by an eminent and sllilful
physician who has used them successful in
his practice for the last twenty years
The proprietor, before purchasing the ex-
elusive right TO manufacture aud sell Dr. J .
Bovee Dods' Celebrated Imperial Wine
Biilers, had them tested by two distinguish
ed medical praciioneers, pronounced them
a valuable remedy for disease.
Although the medical men of the country
as a general thing disapprove OF Patent
Medicines, yet we do not believe that re-
spectacle Physician can he found in The
United Stales, acquainted with their medl-
cal properues who will nol highly approve
DR.. J. BOVEE D0DS' IMPERIAL VINE
BJTTERS.
10 all newly settled places, where there
is always a large quantity of decaying lim-
Der from which a poisonous miasma is
created, those biiteIs should be used every
rnorninU he fore hrokfast
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DLODMlSBU .gG
CABINET WARE ROOMS
s. G. rIl., sHEyE

y ESPECTFULLY invites the attention OF
= -Sthe Public TO his extensive assortment
Of Cabinet Fnrnitnfe and Chars, which he
will warrant made of good materials and in
a work manike manner. Al his Establish
ment, can always be found a good assort
melt of
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,
which is equal in style and finish to hat OF
Phladelphia or New York cities, and al a.
low prices. He has Sofas OF different sly lie
and prices, from S25 TO $50. Divans Loun-
ees, Walnut aud Mahogany. Parlor chairs,
Rocking and easy chairs, Piano stools, and
a variety OF upholstered work, with Dressing
and parlor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
pier tables, detashns, chefeniers, wbainols
and comodes and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock of bureaus, enclosed and
common wasnstands, resstables, corner
cupbo ards sofas,
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
bedsieads, cane seat and common chairs is
the largest in this section OF The county. He
will also keep good assortment OF looking
glasses with fancy gilt and common frames
He will also furnish spring mattresses fitted
to any sized bedstead, which are superior
for durability and comfor. TO any bed iu
use. BIoomsbnrg, Jarnar; 13, 1858.
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nARLENC,s
lhIVNlg DR@TtNE@D,
GIE8 &g9pRmaa


Are pure vegetable extracts. they cp =
all bilious disorders OF the human system.
They regulate and invigorate the liver and
kidneys; they-gIve tone 10 The digestive
organs; they regulate the secretions. ex-
cretions and exhsaiious, eqnalize tie cir.
cnlation, and purify he blood. Thus. al
bilious complalnls-some oi which are
Torpid Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia.
Piles, Chi.ls and Fevers, Costiveness or
Looseness-are entirely controlled aud
cured by these remedies.
DARLING'S
LIVER REGULATOR
Removes The. morbid and billions deposits
from the stomach and bowels, regulates The
liver AID kidneys, removing every otstruc-
ton, restores Dalural aud healthy action
in The vial organs. II is superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Much better than Pills, aud much easier 10
take.
DARLING'S LIFE BITTERS
Is a superior tonic and diuriic excellent ir
cases Of loss of appetite, fiaiulency. female
weakness irregularities, pain in The side
and bowels, blind, prorudiug and bleeding
piles, and general debility.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY
Jas L. Cfnmley, merchant, 1874 Fulton
street, New York, writes, August ls, 1860:
81 have been afflicted with piles. accom-
panied with bleeding, the last three years :;
1 n.ed
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A Passenger Train also leaves Kingston
at $50 A NJ. FOR Scranton. to connect with
traln for New York. Returning leaves
Scranton on arrival of Train from New
York at AIS P. Nj.
The Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Rail-
road connects with the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western RaiIrosd at Scranton,
for New York and Intermediate points east.
A. Rupert Al connects with tie Caiawlssa
Railroad for points both east aud west.
AT Northumberland II connerts with The
Philadelphia and Enc X. r. and Northern
Central e. T.. for points west and south
JOHN p. lLSLEY, Supt.
j. c. WELLS, Geai TICKET Agf.
Novs,r,h-r Of 1851
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DIR. ]. BovEE DoDS'
Imperial Wine Bittrs!!l

from ell who have moi used hem. We chal.
lenge the world 10 produce their equal.
These Buffers for the cure of Weak Stoln>
achs General Debility, and for Purifying
aud EnrichiGg the Blood, are absolutely I'M
surpassed by any other remedy on earth -
To be assured of this, ii is only necessary
10 make the trial. The Wine iself is oil
a very superior quality, being about one.
third stronger than other wines; warming
aud inyigoraiing the whole system from he
head TO the feet. As sthese Bilters are tonic
aDd alternative in their character, so they
strengthen and invigorate the whole sys-
lem and give fine tone and healthy action
TO all IFS parts, by equalzing the circulation
removing ohslfuciIons, and producing a
general warmth. They are also excellent
for Dis-as es and Weakness peculiar 10 IfE-
MALES. where a Tonic is required to
strengthen and bruce the system. No Lady,
who is subject TO lasslude and faintness,
should be without them as they are reyivi-
fyi6g in their action.
THESE BITTSR
Uiu NOT only Cure, bal Prerent Disease
and in this respect are donbIy valuable to
the person who may use them For
INClPIENT CONSUMPTION.
Weak Lungs. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Dis
eases OF the Nervous System, Paralysis,
Piles, aud for ell cases requiring Tonic
Dr.. DOdS' Celebrated Wine BitterS
q -, sr71,s7,-as7zpS-5, 81 a r,qcxs
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
z5IAOv c. CD 003Ss
AT HEAD QUARTERS!
EIcKELVY, NEAL 81 CO.,
Price and Quality,

thsy Halter themselves thatshsy can compete
viii the cheapest, and all those wishing TO
buy cheap, eau save money BY giving as
call. We have all kinds of goods and wares
10 supply The wants of the people. very
roe and cnmniefe assnrimRnf of
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ARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
aud Life Ekiffers.

! passe. cloled blood by Tue urethrs -
in recommending these remedies"
Mrs. c. Tehow, Ii Christopher Street, ~
y, writes: "Feb 20, ls60.-I have been
snbiecl 10 attacks OF Asthma The last ~ enty
years. have never found anything equal
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
There is excitement and quasi rebellion at
the Charlestown navy yard. The government
proposes to decrease wages ten per cent and
increase the working time an hour day,
and the employees seriously object Several
gangs o. working men have agreed to quit
work when the order comes. Wo DO not un-
dersta ID all the merits of The controversy, but
it is said there are plenty Of workmen who
will be glad to get employ ment in the yard on
the new terms.
Tho teller of a Boston bank last week maid
$1,000 to Mr.. Danskin, operate treasurer, for
check OF only Sl7O0 and when the honest
man detected the error, later in the day he
returned after banking hours and found all
hands engaged in an earnest investigation of
the reason why the books and cash would MOI
balance into $500.
man named ii. A. Pierce, belonging in
Boston, was picked up by the Charieslown
police, Saturday night and was put up at the
watch house. He reported that he had been
drugged aud robbed of gold watch valued at
SIPS. He remembered nothing after being in
saloon in Boston.
Rev DR.. Dewey, who is suffering from i'll
health, preached his farewell sermon, and
closed his connection with the New South So
ciety i'll Boston, lasV Sunday.
Gen. Butler and staff went down Boston
harbor, Tuesday, in his new propeller "Sax.
ton" to test her machinery. She mounts two
rifled 81 Founders, and will sail in lew DAYS
for the Gulf of Mexico, taking munitions of
war and soldiers for Ship Island.
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
Sunday afternoon, the guard house ut Camp
Chase, Lowell, was set on fire by soldier
who was confined therein for drunkenness, and
with the stable adjoining was consumed Col.
HrnOph's IL, ..l,a
and the fire was extinguished by the Maine
twelfth. The soldier who set the fire was re.
arrested and committed to Jail.
young man named Rufus Dodge, being
set to guard skaters against dangerous hole
in the ice on Fresh Pond, Monday, tumbled
in himself and was drowned in water thirty
five feet deep.
ESSEX COUNTY.
young lady, now an operative in shoe
factory in Lynn, was formerly one Of the
upper ten" in Central Europe. She received
superior education, learned three or four
languages, moved in high circles in early life,
and waltzed and hirted with the younger
members of the royal family of her native
land. She lett her castle home with false
friend, and on discovering her position, prefer
red to earn her living by steady toll in hum
bile calling, rather than plunge into the gulf OF
vice.
The Essex Banner says woman has been
extorting money from the charitable in Haver.
hill by exhibiting false cancer on her breast.
That's ingenious
NORFOLK COUNTY.
The Univessalist church in Foxtoro' was
partially destroyed by fire Monday morning.
Probable loss $500. Insured in Quincy MI
tual for $1,000; in Norfolk Mutual, Dedham
for $500.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Capt George S. Durham died at his resi-
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The year just closed is one Of the most i'm.

The year just closed is one of the most i'm
portant in the record of our national existence.
History will give it more space than any of its
predecessors, and the movement that began as
it was about to be ushered in will be one of the
foremost topics in the political and historical
literature OF all the coming ages. twill break
down that baleful empire of cotton and slave
ry which had CENTRALIZED our government, and
settle more than ope vital question between
despotism and free institutions. Let us hope
the new year will very early bring us a COM
plete triumph over treason and all its allies,
and establish the republic in greater peace
purity, and prosperity than its best friends
have ever dreamed of, and with more imper-
ial power among the nations. Then will it be,
indeed, HAPPY New YEAR.
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Cot DEvENs.-One Of our Contemporaries
made brigadier general. Such an appoint
.nent would be deserved tribute to the merits
of the gallant colonel Of our fifteenth regiment.
The Boston Transcript communicates the fact
that few of the colonel's personal friends in
Boston are testifying their admiration of his
conduct in the recent memorable engagement
hon the upper Potomac, by the gift of massive
elegant silver pitcher and salver, elabor-
pbossed and ornamented with warlike
md with special design indicating
Won of the development of his
~ trial and danger.
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dence in New Bedford on gaturdy, at the age |
OF nInety-two years and two moths. lie he
longed to the artillery company that city in
the war of 1912, and for many aars was its
captain. lie was DISTINGUISHED 4 his military
spirit.
HAMPDEN COUNT
1t is said that a certain meniber& company
l, 10th regiment, was recently de.aed to act
as orderly during the illness Of thai 'ficer, and
that while acting in such capacity, everal lei
tiers enclosing money from the soldars to their
friends in Holyoke and West Sprilield new
er reached their destination; and tat he was
known to destroy letters which wen iutrusted
to his care to be delivered to the pd1master of
the regiment, and appropriate tie postage
money to his own use. Upon the recovery of
the orderly, the scamp suddenly became i'll,
obtained discharge, and came home to West
Springfield, where he brags of the way he
gulled the boys.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
John Stoddard, originally from Northamp-
ton, married Il southern woman, with a plan
tatl0n and 2OO slaves, few years ago Cupid
and cupidity combined made him an ultra pro-
slavery man, in spite of his northern educa-
lion. He lives at Savannah and his planta-
ton is near Tybee sound. He also owns a
handsome residence in Bratteboro' Vt, where
he spent his summers for several years pre-.
vious TO 1861. This place, worth $4,000 is
now liable to coniscation, as the property of
:" eueiai government
oe.. MAINE
l,.an;ae 70 iaA.us 10 estaoiish puolie IL
~ Wv u '''iu 'i'''t't'loh throughout
which are distributed annually.
w Goon,La ,,"nleu Eau liVItwell anu DaViu
tho locI, ~, "fle tonii'eu ior drunkenness IN
a,,n,,;, ~ ~ ~ ieeo'i ou .le zo'h' IN ehe
~ t,nis 'nuy uillaseu III some way 70 SET ure
NJ y u LIE a'u were sunocateu 20 death
path NJ, i'lneiy VI tne o'ohe Rouse fafh'
ono H. o .,ss nalSeu Ine present year rom
bao,s Ill 80; Pous' cont",hi''s Llo0 perfect
beat Gnu nuns ''ii' result wouid Dc haru 10
g.,
v;lIo 49, pa,1, e'eiS VI H"'ieJ'
ova 80 D"'.'' ne'ns III inc "0ous WIN au
stnn,n Of " t"o 'Ige years IN aeh under me
ond h. a, ne , auu ms Jog gave paltle'
varv 500, 2r G"snt ueat'l 10 TWO OF Ue pears
of IL Oo;,.,,, 80 neAs nioIilihg lie ana 'ilree
ana 5inn,t'hs5. iou'iu Tue otiier Dear III Tree
IT,
w;ll;.n, puo,, 'LN4 1S-Ni
fr,,za, t1' daoi =; a'i Euglsh'nan' was iouha
d. y; w" w. N .le highway near ms resi-
I ~, .'c,, ~ west Ne"oury, on the monlng OF
''ig 1o In;.,
~ Aisn,,'ai anu wlle, tnames unAnown,)
"'lng oii 'ner way rom west Rutland to
S;En' GnIiS'luas WIN tieir friends N Hyde,
Vilie, were overtaken by the snow storm of
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TEMPERANCE FEsTIvAL.---The levee of the
Rainbow Division Sons of Temperance, at
their new hall on Foster street, last night, was
decided success. The attendance was very
large, the tables bountifuly spread, and every
thing passed off in fine style. The post Office
department was a particular attraction, and
the proceeds therefrom, as well as from other
sources, were quite satisfactory. In addition
to the singing and other exercises, remarks
were made by Rev. Messrs Shipper and Bur.
rington, and Mr. John McCombe The levee
will be continued this evening, when still
larger attendance is expected
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-01
CITY AND COUNTY.

The NATURAL History SOCIETY have
nearly finished their cases in their new rooms
in the Public Library Building, and the cura.
tors intend to commence to arrange the spec-
mems this week. Those having it in their
power to make contributions, in any depart
ment OF natural history, will find here an ex-
cellent opportunity to aid public institution
III which we all should take a lively interest.
Rev Horace James has lately presented the
society with numerous specimens collected by
him during his camp life. We understand
that it is the desire of the society to open their
rooms TO the public simultaneously with thu
dedication of the library. We presume this
Messrs. j. G. Arnold, Nathaniel Paine, anu
Dexter Rice, the committee on preparing the
rooms. or the president, DIR. Rufus Woodward,
will be very happy to receive any contribu.
tons which their friends may be disposed to
send
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-01

RECRUITING MEETINGs.-A meeting will
be held in Auburn this evening, in order to
adopt measures for procuring recruits for the
fifteenth regiment from that town. On Thurs
day evening the citizens of Shrewsbury meet
together for similar purpose. We are in
formed that meetings will be held in various
other towns for the purpose of bringing the
business of speedily filling up this glorious
Worcester county regiment, more directly be-
fore the people. We trust, that the forts of
the recruiting agent, C. NJ. Rugglcs, Esq, will
be facilitated in every possible manner by the
patriotic citizens
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-01

SKArlNG.--1t is one of the good signs
of our times that out of door sports are
gaining so much public favor. The wide
spread readiness TO be on skates again finds
expression on all sides of us, with the inquiry,
whether we may not again see repeated the
great parties of former years to Davis Cot
tage? We hear that on Saturday of this
week, weather and ice being favorable,
trains may be expected to be run to the
Cottage, This will be joyful news to many
readers, and we advise all to get the skates
ready for that occasion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-01
Extracts from Private Letters lately re.
ceiYed from England.

celYed from England.
We are permitted to make extracts from two
private letters from prominent business men
in Great Britain, addressed to the senior mem
Der of one of the most prominent business
firms in this city,-the firm so largely engaged
in the manufacture of wire. The extracts we
make discuss the trouble between this country
and Great Britain, and express the feeling of
a large class in which are included very large
proportion of the best and most intelligent
people of the kingdom. We print them in or.
der to show our readers that the people of
Great Britain are not all hostile to u.s. The
following extracts are dated at Manchester,
Dec 18th -
MANCHESTER. Dec IL, 1861
ut seems 10 me that in the first place it was
an error on our part to acknowledge the south
as belligerents, they being TO all intents and
purposes rebels OF the deepest dye This has
given offence TO our friends on your side, and
has called forth those flaming articles in the
New York Herald, which have been repaid
back by the equally detcstable Times of this
country. II is certainly known that the Times
has been more choice in its language than the
former fire brand, but equally wounding to the
national feeling Of America. My opinion of
these two writer's Is that a most awful weight
of responsibility attaches to these two papers,
and, should war occur, they ought to be the
first victims.
As touching the affair Of tile Trent, am of
opinion that in the legal point, you have the
advantage, but morally think you are wrong
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-01

The GERMAN "FRoHsINN' Singing Society
OF Worcester, celebrated the going out of the
old year, and the incoming of the new, by a
society entertainment at Brinley Hall, last
night. About one hundred couple were pres
ent, and every thing passed off pleasantly.
Twenty singers from the German Singing
Society of Springfield, added to the interest
of the occasion.