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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-27
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER,
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cuuld be- made Besides Improving and Strengthening
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best Reporters aud Letter writers in the country have
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aul nave frequently given The public the first and ~
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EVENTS ar IHE SEAT or " ar.
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account of the iultcras and Port Royal Victories and
was twelve hours in advance Of any paper in tue coun
ry IN us publication of the details of the Bull Run
Battle tt The Inquirer has done, Is but an earnest
Of what will he Ac, IN order to give its readers and
best accouts Of every event Of interest connected with
THE GREAT REBELLI0%
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ring the year. il the best evidence Of the extent to
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Its circulation has averaged for several months past
! OYER TTO HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES!
u week. or nearly forty thousand Il day and IT has
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! May TO- 1909 PHILADELPHIA, PA
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MnlFORn' CuAN,, NOV, ~ IeOl.
DR.. Nm. II. GRFGg;
Ucar Sr!-l have lor several years been afflicted
With that tuoGhle and dangerous dIs,a."- Gravel
which resisted nj remedies and GurturS until took
toNsgrulIONAL WATER, and you may be assured that
was pleased win thu suit. IL has entirely cured me"
aud may make any use 0t my name yuu may see iii
rrgarc to the mcuicc, as have entire confidence
IN its efficacy.
Yours truly,
FOND STRONG,
THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH
There Is no class ufdstlScs That produce such cN-
hausiiug effects upon the human constitution rs pla-
brtrg aud diseases Of the kidneys. Bladder aud Trina
rs Passages, aud through false mudcsy they neg
luCted until they arc sOHtyHUCrd to hr beyond the
control OF ordinary remodi1s, aud We present the
CONSTITUTION WATER
TO the public with hn Cuny IctIou ta il has no eqnal in
relieving the class Of diseases for winch II has been
found cmiucutly successful in curing and we trust
that shall be rewarded efforts in placing 50
valuable resedy in form meet The requirements OF
patient and physician,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGl lSTS. PRICE 81,
WM. II. GEORGE q Coz rroprn,ors.
Morgan Alien, General Agents, No. 4G Cliff ST.
New-Y York,
Sept 20, ls62 l9m'
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STOVE AND TIN-WARE SHOP

:, Il II l. undersigned would inform the citizens of
.sES Dloumsburg and vicinity, that he has lust
r+sA civrd and offers sale of the most
ft.--sn assurtmcuts of COOKING and FAM Y SiON LIS
ever INTRODUCED into this market The Ihri -tophcr 90
unhu- James Rohb aud Globe are aunng the first elias
cooking STOVES all of which aiTtgh ana gas buruss
Ills PGrUr 'tnNcs handsome and the assortment
rird Also Particular attention ls pad 20 TIu.Narc
aud House Spouting upon short nGicr. All kinds Of
repairing will be done with ncatness and dcspatch.-
~ Country produce taken in exchange for work.
PHILIP :. MOVER.
90 m.
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70 ruR OVAL Mes or PENNSYLVANIA:
THE Democratic Lcaaer It is intended shan be devoted
To truthful and fearless exposition Of the causes of
the present ciamitcS aud tie relief which the Free
men of Penn- ylvauia may in part obtain through the
hlllut.hoN which, nth the support they Will give
loyal men for the Suppression of the rebellion, may in
time and the only feasible mode restore or distress.
ed country tus once prosperous and happy condition,
as always maintained under Democratic Admiuisra-
tIons Of the Government "Ihe Democratic LcHdpr
is therefore not only recommended 10 your support,
but Nurf duties and interests good citizens will br
greatly promoted by making efforts for the wide spread
circulation OF this Paper.
F.W. UUGlIFS,
Chairman Of the Democratic State C,niral Committee
August %, l-U2.
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ray We shall try and publish next week
o clear and connected account Of McClcll.
ans great battles.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

In pursuance Of an Order Of the Orphans Court Of
Columbia county, on
Saturday, tie 25th day Of OctoJcr, 1862
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Jacob s Evans, Admuis-
traitor of Michael Nhitcught las fcmlock township
in said county deceased Will expose to sale by public
vcndue, upon the premises, certain
LOT OF N d.
situate in IIemock township aforesaid, adjoining lands
Aaron Miller ont the north, George Nhitunpht the
cast, Matthias WbilsnigLt the south, aud others,
CONTAINING SIXTEEN ACRES.
Late the or said deceased situate in the town
ship Of llcmluck aud county atur2s sad
JACOB ENERLY, Clerk,
IT, Terms made known on day OF sale.
JACOB ). EVANS, Administrator
B!oomsburg, September 90 lsG2,
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y'HE .aILY WORL D.

Terms per auuum. SIX Dot ars; -Four copies to one
Eddfas,, Twony Dollars. 70 CLERGY men, Five duIars
pr amman. For club % ten copies, an cAtra copy
VIII ~
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NOTICE.

= office is hereby given, that the Bank
7 of DauNic, a Gauk Of Issue, Discount aud ncpOs-
il, located in the Borough of Danvr, MOntour county
w,th capital of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ia
tends ng application mt the next regular Of
the Legislature oi Pynns syvauia for the of
charter and cAtens' on uiits privileges, for term If
twenty years from the expiration of its present charter,
with Tho same name, title. location an, capital.
Iy order Of the Board OF Directors.
DAVID CLARK, Cashier.
Danvle, Pa, June g, 1862 tim
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Goston Cornrrs. N. y, Dec. u, 1851.

Wm. II. Gregg Il Co.:
Grnts:-l freely give you liberty to make use Of the
fu Ing GIrItunt If The value of Constitution Wa
Ter, which | can recommend III the highest manner.
My wife who Vas attacked with pain in the shuul-
d"rs, whole length Of the bark aud in her limbs, with
iapatDu of the h'Hrt, attended with Failing Of the
W umD, DySmeuuI uIrhOca. and "IrIHtIun Of tlie BIal
drr' called phl sIcIau, who attended hcr about
three months when hc left hrr than he found
her, then employed one of the best physicians |
could HAD, who attended her for about nuc months,
aud NiIIIc she under his she did not suffer
quite much pam hr finally gave her MP aud saIl
'Atr IncuIable." For, said he, she WAS such
combination OF rumpITiUtS. that m"dlclnc given for
one operates dguust other ui her dlillCulles. -
Abuut This time she Cummrhced 10 u>r CoN,II1uIl N
WAFER ant tI Onr utter astOnishmCnt, almOstir first
dose seemed To have the dsrCd effect aud she kept
improving rapidly u.der l- treatment, aud m0w super
mtruds entirely hrf domestic affairs. Sin has Ia.
ken any of the tOS TUITION WAIER for about tour weeks
and "" happy say that II has produced pCrna.
nunt cure.
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY.
liAciHc, CoIImbiu County, Paa"'a'
This well KNOWN School for both sexes will open
NOVEMBER 3D.. 1852.

NOVEMBER I'd, 1869.
The recent additions to the buildings render accom-
odations for more than sixty bOardcrs.
rhe conrsr of study will embrace three departments
the Normal, the Scientific, aud thc i'OmnrTcldl.
The Principal will be assisted by cSpehehctd teach
crs fully qua flied for their respective positions.
Parents and others may rest assured lhat no tH"rls
will be spared make the sahoo worthy OF patronage
,ud th,t the welfare Of the students intellectually,
phvsirally, and morally will receive urcnns4hlcare
For npDlcato ION, circulation, circulars or further par
trulnrs address the undersigned until Oct lc63 AZ
Uowniugtun hostpr county. Pa, and after that time
at Alillule Columbia county ia. ..,, , ,,,,,r,.
~ i MAXWELL POTTS,
PRINCIPAL.
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COLLEGIATE COURSE.

This Course embraces bookkeeping in all its dc
partmcnts rcnnmauship, Commercial Arithmetic, Bu,.
mess Correspondence, Commercial Law, Political Econ
Omy, Commercial Ethics, Partnership settlements, be
tectinC Cuunurtcited and altered Bank Notes, sc.
The Speuccrian system of PouumHuship is taught in
all II varieties by the most 81 il masters of the
The bookkeeping department under the special
supervision and instruction Of the Principal u. W.
LOWELL.
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's'Easl SNJSsEss.E9.
AN INDEpENDENT

An INNETLNDENT
DajIy, &cmivHrchIy y Hohy Nc'rS-
p per.
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Ayers Cherry peCtoral,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, EoorseMsss,
Group, Bronchitis, IHC tpicRt Con-
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptive Patients
in advanced Stages
OF the Disease
This is a remedy universally known to surpaes any
other for the cuo Of throat and lung complaints that
Is useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues It's
unvaled excellence for coughs and colds and its rnY
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, have made 1t
known throughout the civilized nations OF the earth.
Few are the communities, or families among them
who have not personal experience of Its effects -
living trophy in their midst of its victory over the
subtle aud disorders of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
as they know too the effects of this remedy ned nat
do than to hom that it has now MI the Vtr
tues that it did have when making tho wlc have
strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J. G. AVER 6, CO., Lowell Aass.
sold by Il ? iutz, G VI Gagenhuch, aud Mover
RlnOmshurg; schuyler, Rnhrsburgi Masters g. Son.
NllVille T. Masters, Bcnton; Lazarus q Fisher, On
augcvillr; Fowler FoWlcrsNllc; Miller, Der
wick; Low Il Bros ,Ccntcrvilic; L Rcighart 4 Bro
F>py; MIG Shoemaker, Hurkhomi RcghHrt x Nuss
MainvIllc: SharplcsS, CdttaWissa; Greasy & Co.
Light street ana dealers everywhere,
July %, loU2-iy.
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CD @ Cd
CONSIITt TION WATER,
TEI& GREAT REMEDY
FOR THE
g D ~ S T ! r 81 TT D N
AND THE
GNGY MowM REMEDY
FOR
ID | A B II Il T. S
AND DISEASES OF Tue
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER

These Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases whch hare
husjdr Resisted tic best dircsted Trcq'mcnt can 5e
Cumpict5y Controiicd ythc REyiEDl noe JljOrc usi
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@yye@zSf Isgg,1Y SsS2sec
ON 5d sHs sEE,tssiy.{SSW

Des~Tho President has issued procla-
nation suspending the writ Of Habeas
Corpus in all cases;
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Having sold out my interest m the Greenwood SENT
nary to NJ Potts, who was for several years
cpunrrrd with the Institution As successful icarher
hereby rArrrCuIIy c0mmcud him to my friends and pa
irons ms gentleman Of ample qualification for the po'
sition hr ussumcs and an every way M"thy inG conn
Millyillc, Pa. sept. W, leb2
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EVANS & WATSON,

have had the sures demonstration the following r"r
thcate that their manufacture of Saauauicr Suts has
length fully warranted the rrpr uutIpns winch have
been made of tlIrm rendering unduubted security
against the terrific element.
Philadelphia April T. 1856,
.EaSsrS Erars g. Hdfson: Geutlrmeu--lt affords rs
the highest SAT- sfaCiau 10 10 you that owing to
the very prutoctv" qualities two ui toe SalaWahtcr,
Safes which urchas,d OF you some nyc month SINCE
saved large portion Of icWclry, aud all oar books,
&C. exposed 10 the raamnous, fire IN Ransuad place
the morning of tn lth INST.
When rcUnnt met these safes were located m the
fourth story ui the building occupied aud that they
Ii subsequently intnH heap or burning RUNS, where the
concentration Of the heat caused ' prusS plates tp
melt camu, but regard thn 'lou "t tner val
uHhle contents most convincing proof of the grCdt
curty afforded by your safes.
We shall tukr great pleasure in recommending them u
men o. business as q sure reluucc against IRE,
GEORGE W, SIMMONS A. BRO, JGvcllers.
N5-They have since purchased slN large S;des.
July 20, 1902. August 20, l~5l
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which give those organs time to recover their Healthy
tone ana yigor. We able to state that the Cunsuu
ton Water has cured every Of Diabetes which II
has been given.
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THE CURATIVE
properties of the medicine direct themselves to the or.
Of secretion, aud by altering the condition Ot
the stomach aud liver That the starchy principle ut the
food Is moi comycrcd into sugar sOlOns as the system
is under the influence of the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
ALL THE NEWS
THE DAILY WORLD.

Tn, Daily World ~ the most complete CONNIE rcia
and News Paper published in America. United with
the Courier and Enquirer AMI preserving AL the
mercia news and other distinctive feature. OF tina,
journal u become the principal advertising me
and business men generally it, Commercial and Mar
ke Keep IT'S together with its Reports OF all Importl
ion., Foreign and pon' site. aud Of Exports, and o
For ign and Domestic ship News, full, reliable anc
give what no business MAX can do without Beside.
tbee peculiar features II Is surpassed in the tuInts
OF its political and scel lar cous news its correApon
dence. &c &c 1t is printed on 81 npel ial quart,
SHEET, larger than any other two cent daily.
No Sunday edition is printed. and yigilant watcl
will be kept oven i's columns excluding everything
dit for family reading.
Terms per annum. Six ara; Four copies to on
address. Twenty Dollars. 10 clergy men, tIvs Dollar
per annum. For club of ten copies. an extra cop
will be cent
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scuth NardWick Academy.

rNIE SPRING TERN of tlns Institution will commence
l February %, and continue eleven weeks. under the
direction Of the following Board Of Teachers:
\. i. SANBORN, A. r., Principal
Mrs. NJ !. SANBORN, Teacher Of French
GEORGE n. BLAKE, Assistant.
WILBCRF WHIPPLE, Teacher Of Music.
Miss A. j. FORI, Teacher Of Drawing and Pa nthg.
ABEL +. WAY. Teacher Of Peumanship.
This Institution situated in the pleasant healthy and
thriving village Of South Hlrdwck easy OF access, and
surrounded by a moral and Intelligent community
Though it has been in operation less than two years, yet,
by the unriug energy teachers and citizens, its num-
Der of scholars has constantly increased. ill has won
patronage equal to that OF many older institutions.
good opportunity will here be given TO those who wish to
III themselves college, for business life or for teaching
instrumental and " cal Music, French, Drawing and
Penmanshp will y: taught by thorough and competent
teachers. 60
strict conformity to wholesome rules VIII be required,
and no pains will he spared By the teachers To make the
course OF study thor oug and The school protaht AMI
plnasart fer those who may attend.
Lectures and Lyceums as heretofore.
Board, including everything, from 3, 30 to sou per
week Rooms for self boardcrs. one shilling per week
For Rooms or Board, apply to the Principal
For Tuition, small handbi'ls.
Scholars arc particularly requested to be present q!
the beginning of the Term the classes will be- formed
nj that time. n,,
For further particulars address the Principal
u. 3. GUYER, Secretary.
s,,, I,arduicl Ian - 1862 3lqfw3
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Mails in Montpeller.


SOUTHERN and EASTERN nail closes at 7.45 Il. sr
.rvies at SIS p. N.
NORTHERN and WssrEEN closes at 345 y. m. arrives
at 9 Is 4
NIdur MAIL for Boston and New York closes =. 60
O'Clock, p. ~.
All matter for these mails be in the office before
time Of closing, to go the same day.
BARSR mail arrives sdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at s.l5 y departs same day arrival of South
ern.
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at 10 90 p. III. aeparts
daily at 90 a.
DANvItLE arrives Tue .days, Thursdays and Saturdays
ats o'clock, IN departs days at IL o'clock
p.
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$50 r. departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 9.45 Il. m.
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Wednesdays and Fridays at 500 p departs aa
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BERLIN from two to six times week
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JAMES G. FRENCH, T.. ~.
MontpeIier Nav 1861
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FROM THE SOUTH.

Rs1,;mor,. Feb S.--Thc Norfolk Dan Book
e Yesterday has the following
Knoxville. Tenn. Feb. 5.--On Sunday,
f;ant COL Whites Tennessee infantry encoun-
tered A; force Of Lincoln 3 infantry, under Capt.
Duncan, l., Morgan county, Tenn. estimated at
,,on, 100 TO 300 on the mountain side. COL
White charged them and Obliged them 10 re-
,r,at Cart. Duncan rallied his men twice.
lie wus Gnaly Shot in the head by a lad Is
,.rs al agr. The Federals then fled in con(u-
,on leaving seven dead.
The Savannah Rtpudiican Of the 30th says
The glass revealed yesterday no near move
scents Of the Federal vessels lying in the cut
North OF the river, beyond an additional num-
,.r. Some iuasne they have moved nearer to
III, river. bat we could discover no change of
postion. 1t s stated that they hav. not yet
reached Wall = cut, but they are lying in the
RIVER beyond That doca not communicate with
the main channel, yet ses7eis occupying such %
,o.i,on ,;ln readily command the passage. 1t
nss been stalru that the portions Of Mud river,
which leads To Wallis cut into the Savannah
river, goc- dry az three quarters ebh. and that
Isl Yankee gnnboats snonid pass all the OBJ
structlons they would not be able to come
through.
u There II nothing new from o.l.cr points of
he coast
The Richmond Dispatch says The Burnside
expedition will have at least the effect Of max
ing Ms look well 70 our delences in that quarter
Roanoke Island should be made impregnable.
All onr batteries there and elsewhere should be
provided with bomb proof covering. The chan
aels should be Instructed, and no ;ncans should
be unemployed to ioil the enemy.
The Norfolk Day Book commences Il solemn
editorial, giving melancholy account Oh the
Nerrimac, 10 he following strain " We have
scarcely patience enough left to condemn IN
empcratc language the reckless improperly Of
Two Of our contemporaries, who have seen fit in
their thirst tor notorietv to thrust before the
public the fact that the Meryimac has proved an
ABORTION it also says the Merrimacs great
trait o! wa;cr would prevent her active opera
tons, and this draft, originally ~ feet, has been
considerably increased. The editor comforts
himself that, at al! events, she can be used ~ a
aaa'ins battery.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Chanssry, March Term,
WASHINGTON COUNTY. A. D. 1852.
''N'> VS.. D'' Charles Reed Of Montpelier, have
OLIVER ELLIS. filed their bill Of complaint, staff
in substance tina the said Olive, Ellis the 9th day Of
April A. D. 1858, indebted TO Peter Hatch, in
the Of $99 for the balance OF the purchase money
prcmissory signed by said Ellis, and payabls to
said Hach, order with interest annually one Of said
tor 81 o, ayabe Oc; TO- 1883 for 5000 paya
BILE April 10. 1889. and for $780, payable Oct 10,
1885, And in order the payment OF same, the
said Eis his deed Of gain and sal dated the day
and year aforesaid, conveyed to the said Hatch the fol
lowing described land in MddeseX in the county OF
Washngton aforesaid to witt About sixty Of lot
No. EleYc in tn fourth division OF lots said town
drawn 20 the original right OF David Morehouse that
said Hatch had as,g ed and transferred said mortgage
deed and Endorsed said to the orators ami
for the foreclosure q the equity OF redemption Of the
premises;
sides Of this State that subpoena cannot BE- served
upon hni Therefore, in pursuance OF hr prov sionr o
the Comp led Statutes, Chap D. Sec 81 notice." he cby
given the said Oliver Els, and he hereby required
appear before the Court az Chancsry, TO be hol
den the Honse in Montpelier, in said County o'
Washington the cond Tuesday Of March next be-
ing the first day of the ated of the Court Of
Of complaint. abide such order direction and decree
therein to said curt sial meet and the com
plain in said bill directed to is order &c
be published in the d ally Green Mountain Freeman
printed Montpelier in said County, three weeks sue
ccssveIy the last publication to be at least twenty day
previous to the d second Tuesday Of March next.
Dated at Montpelier, in said County, this lth day I"
February, A. D. 1852.
LUTHER NI:WCOMIi, Clerk.
HEAT0N 4 RED. Solicitors for Orators.
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