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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
LIFE MEDICIN L S.

The Life Medicines should if possible, be taken in
the carly stages Of bilious complaints and IL perse
yrred in strictly according TO directions Will positively
effect Their extensive use in this complaint in
all parts of continent renders comment unnccessa
| ry-thr rir virtues speak for them.
MufIlts Life Piils.Jhe of these Pills. for a very
short time, will affect entire cure OF Sat Bhrum and
a striking improvement in the cearness of the skin.
Common Colds and Inhuenza viii always be cur ID by
! one dose, or by two even III the worst cases.
Piles Pmvs The original proprietor of these Med
icnes was cured Piles of 30 years standing, by the
| usa Of til Life Medicine alone
LIVER CoaPsANr-An ali. Ction OF the Liver may b.
known by feeling of tension PAIN in the right side
about The region Of the liver often pnngent in pleu
risy but sometimes dull difficulty in drawing long
breath dry cough and inclination tu vOinit This di
ssusc may be produced by cold by violent exercise by
intense summer heats by long continued bilious fever
or ague and hy various solid concretons in the sub
stance Of the liver. And to these producing Causes
Mt uc the digestive organs suppressed
tions, and mental soicitude, which are very frequent
causes of distractions and diseases of the liver.
This disease should BE- arrested in the
which can be done by few dos cf the Life Pills.
When the liver is aroused TO the performance
its proper functions little more srequistc than to ocop
tnue "a proper use Of the medicines, and speedy re
FgyIR AND AGur For this scourge of the Western
country these medicines will be found SAFE speedy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subject of the diseasea cure by these Med
icines is permanent.
SCRoFuLA The most horrible of Scrofula in
which the face bones and limbs Of the victim had beer
proved upon by the Unsuitable disease, proved, by
ndeniable authority of the sufferers themselves I,
have been completely cured by these purely vegetable
medicines after all others had been found more thar
useless.
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.--If we called upon
to specify disease which more than any other is tn,
banc vhc it is the offspring of civlizaton) shoult
name Dyspepsia. II is generally attended rather
productive of long train of ills, such as Heartburn
Fatulency gnawng pain at the stomach when empty
q sense Of uncomfortable weight VIII ful pans in th
throat side and pit of the stomach costvtness chilli
ness, languOT, unwillingncss to take exercise, &c
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
" E R M Il " .
Thos. Preparations (unliks all othsrs) are

Those Preparations (unliks all othsrs) are
"Free from PoisOns."
Mot dangerous TO the human family"
Rats do not die on the premises"
"Thcy come out of their holes to die"
They the only nfalliable remedies known"
"l2 years and more established in New York City"
Used Gy-the City Post Office.
Usrd 6y--the City Prisons and Station IIooses.
Used 6y--the City Steamers Ships &c.
Ussd by---ths City Hospitals Aims Houses, &C.
Used by-thG City Hotels.'Astor'-'St. Nicholas &c
Used by--the Boarding House, &c. &C.
Used Iy-more than 5v0,0n0 Private Families.
~ See one or two specimens of what is everywhere
said by the people Editors-Dcalcrs, &c.
HOUSEkEEr ERS-tronbled 18th vernn need be SO
no longer, if they "GosTAR's" Extermnators. We
We have used it to satisfaction, and if box costs
81 we woud have it. We have tried posons. but th,y
effected nothing; but "CosTARs' article knocks tho
breath out Of Rats. Mice Reaches aud iedBugs quick
than can write il. II is in great demand all ovei
the country. .Ndina e. Ga:ette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions ara dcsiroyd annually
in Grant County by vermn. than would pay for tons 81
this Rat and Insect Killer Lancaster HiS Herald.
HENRY R. COST rive are selling your prepara
tions rapidly Wherever they have been used, Rats
Mice, Reaches and Fermin disappear rapidly
ECKER & sroUFPKR, Druggists, Windsor, Md.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL the PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIO,

are so composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
It's healthy vitalities. As consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility Is nstonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named Is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their in the following complaints: Cosfise-
nsss Heartbs~N, Headache a,isiag from dasordsred
Stomach, Nausea, mitigation, ein IN and Morbid
I,.acsioa Of tho Be,sels, f7afaeksy, Loss Of Apo.
tite Jasoidice, and other kindred complaints,
Of its functions.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
NgOtfat's Life Pills.

'oiTs Life PHI, indebted for their name TO their
,quif st ana sensible action in puryn the springs
ana cham Is Of if', ana en- .uing thln with renewed
ton, ,ilor md to the undoubted fact that at very
e1tv part in thcir history they had rscued sufferers
from the very OF nm uninty grave, perfectly So
o1 Which liz, itself IL but partial blessing so great
indeed had thr efficacy invariably proved, that II was
scarCly less than miraculous to those who were unac'
quniutd with the beautiful philosophical principles
upon which they were compounded, and upon winch
tt,.,, "A
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS
PuCENIX BTTTERS.

Those Medicines have been before tie public for
period Of 80 years, ana during that time have main
tained high charact in almost every part OF thc
globe for the extraordinary curative properties winch
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
E,hO.e N,nhurimg Ejndcr

sickness at relieve themselves from the thou
sand maadics that Gosh ~ heir To- It they Mil only
follow the eouuscls ~ nature and take the medicine
which best assists her in her operations. That mcd'
cine 10 the Vegetable Life Medicines Of DR.. MOFFAr,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
.MOFFaTS LIFE .MEDiCEN,ES.

MofIats Life Medicines are peculiarly adapted TO the
cure Of this distressing complaint They act upon the
bowels in very mild, and al tht time cry eifrc.
tna manner, and have yet failed TO this dis
I ease when used according to our directions
General DnhiIity,-The most common Of all com.
plants is that Of general weakness Of tbs whole sys
tam unaccompanicd by any particular disorder,
tinate symptoms of disease There is little vital en-
crgy loss of appetite, unwiiiingness, and indeed ina
bity undergo eqertiOns, frequent headaches, indi
gesion, otcntimcs saOwncss aud dryncss OF the skin
tendency fevershness uutness for society in short
ali those symptoms Of anguor di squietude, and weak
ness that giv0 evidence of failure lit the vital pow
and low, unhealthy and morbid condition Of the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
LIFE INSUR NICE.

THE GIR.9RD LIFE ASSURANCE, ANNUITY IND
TRUST COAlP.3NY or PHIE~4DELPHL9.
OFFICE, 40. 4Oc CHESTNUT STREET,
CAPITAL (paid up $500 600.
Charter Perpetual.
- ONTINUE to make INSl'iANCES ON LIVES on
I, the most reasonable terms.
The capital being paid up and invested together with
large ana constantly increasing reserved fund.- offers
a perfect security to the insured.
The prGmiumns must he paid yearly half yearly or
quarterly.
The Company add a BONUS periodically the iustl.
RANGES of life Tha FIRST BONUS appropriated in De.
ceinbar, lsII, the SECOND BONUS in December I-4g,
the THIRD BONUS in December le5i, and the FOURTH
BONUS in December, 1859.
uy-Thesc additions made without requiring any
increase in the premiums 10 BE- paid To the Company.
The following few examples from the Register.
Amount of Policy aud
sum Bonus or bonus to BE- incrt sea
Policy Insured addition by future additions
No 80 S2J0O S'oi 50 Si,3S7 so
" 1872 5000 | 1850 0O 1850 90
'' 1N9 1000 100 10 1,4G0 90
333 5000 Isis % G,S7j 90
" &c. &c, &c. &c.
Pamphlets containing tables of rates and explanation
forms of application and further information can be
found at tbs office.
THOMAS RIDGEWAY, President.
Jso. L. JAMES, AetHdry
LEVI l.. TATE, .egent.
+. c. HARRISON Examining PhysicaR.
October TO- Isj7-ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
LIFE Pulls AND pHGNix BITTERs.

Tho IiCo Pills and Phoenix Bitters have always been
signally successful in this class of Diseases and will
eradicate all the ell cts OF mercury from the system,
sooner than The powerful preparations Of satsa
p,ra They aid nature in casting from the syst all
poisonous matter aud by thus purifying the vital hulds,
thay restore the sy ten to health.
! Billions Compidirts.-N well regulated and proper.
olat auantt of bile upon the stomach is always re-
ouise for the promotion of sound hrahit stmulat $
Digestion and keeps tue intestinal canal tree from all
distractions On the interior surface Of the liver is a
pecuIiar bladder in which the bile is first preserved,
being formed by the liver from the blood. Thence it
masses into th stomach aud lntestines and regulates
ibe digestion. Thus when there is deficiency
of bile the bo3y is constantly cOstiVc. On the other
hand nm aOnndance of bile causes frequent nases
on the stomach and often promotes very severe attacks
Of isnnsns Nhich somrilmns end IN leath.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
DIR. Ia CROOKS
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE or THs
Physiological View of Marriage.

$50 FACES AND 100 ENGRAVINGs.-~P'ics ssly
1"IsrfFvE CENTS Sent ree Of postasc to all partS at
the Union. On the innrmites nf youth and maturity
disclosing The secret oleS Of bo:h OF ali
causing debility, neryOusness depression of spirits
papnation Of the heart, suicidal jmaainirss lnYoun.
taTy emissions bHshings detective memory, ind,e,
hon ana lassirde NTH coRfesSions Of thrilling ,atsrt
Of Boardtpg Sehoel M,ss College Sudeai Grd {
Young Married LG1y &C. Sc ii t truthful adviser TO
the married and those contemplating marriage who en-
tertain secret doubts Of their ply sical condition and
VINO arc conscious ofhavins haZarded the health hEi
plness ana privileges to winch every human b1ag m
entitled
YOUNG MEN who are troubled with weakness &C.
eraly caused by bad habit IN youth, thN cf"cts
which are dZziness, pans, furgcifulucss sometimes
fhslns IN the care weak eyes weakness af tho b. b
a" lower eau nliies' confusion Of ideas, loss NJ me-
9rl with nclanchniy may Lr cured by the authoGgkH
fARlS AND LONDON TREATMtNT.
vfsrTnG nnts rIe feeE -, 9eHosd much of our tim"
our selves of the knowledge hn1 researches Of til. M
sklled Phytioans and Surgeons in Europe and N o.
tineht' Those who place themselves under o.. e.rs
VIII now have the full benefit Of the many NEN T.
EFFlCACloUs REMEDIES which we are Gna ..
in.roIuc, into our practice, and the public may ~. -
sured OF the same zeal, assduity, SECRECY nro o.
non lehg PAID 70 their cases, which has so F.ccct
~ distinguished us heretofore. as Physician IN -
-. hlah department OF professional Practcet CD.
FRFSeHf FEMALE PLLLs-Ladies who wish for Me- ,r.
the m eihcaoy OF when has been tested IN thou,G '
chses ana never failed 80 effect speedy cures .r.
any bad rssults,vill use but Dr. r5lsney' l.
periodical rilis The only Precaution nrctsss &C. o..
serve ls ladiGs should NOT take themi if they hnvG
son To believe they are in certain situations the Uar
eiaLs OF which will be found on the Wrapper arcoo,r
nyng each bOS,) though always safe and bsaIth, p
gently yet soactive are they.
frlce s. per box. They can be mailed TO aRy pArl 81
the United States Canada
70 THE LAplES-Whu need Il esnfderfiai med
adVIser with regard 70 any of those interesting
plHnts 10 which their delicate organization read
'hem liable arc particularly invited to consult us.
iHE ELtcrRo-GAfNAN!C PROTECTIVE ~ For MAJ.
'adies whose health will not admit or who have no
i ife 10 increase their families, may he Obtained "
~ Is perfectly satc preventive TO conception am
oeen extensively used during the last 20 years T,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
MOFFl 1vS PHGNiX BITTERS.

NIofrirs Phoenix Bttcrs called, because they
posscs the power Of restoring the expiring embers Of
health u glowing vigOr throughout thu constitution,
as the Phoenix is said 10 be restored To HE from tue
ashes Of its own dis issoution.
Aurcural Diseas ,sHhere is probably no one article
given as medicine, the iiUucious use of which has
such spread and terrible mischief tc the
human system mercury. Its poison sinks deep into
the ystgm penetrating the substance of the bones and
producing long train OF painful diseases. II Is well
known that many affections Of tile throat OF the bones
of the nose, aud malignant sores which have eeen az
cious use Of mercury, that the remedy has proved
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
The Secrets Of Youth Unveiled.

4 7reatise on tho Cause Of Pysmotu,. D,,ay-.f 4
enn wSTning. Just published book shouing thsi.
prpgress cnd Preeatsaes among schools, Both n.ul
!emals q ms fatD' habit pointing ovt tEs Jatalit
progress Gf The disease Jrou ne eommenec,nertttt Il
" asH De sent By Mail on rsesipte Of irs l31 cent S
" Attendance daily, from in ths morning
night, and on Sundays nom tnl5P ~,
Medicines with fI,iI diroctior. son, - .uv 49,.
unlted states or Csnaaaa by patients coInInu .
'heir symptoms by letter Buslno,s Corref
strictly confidential.
!. " pT Us Once is strll located "a ertshlishel
kany, NY. "
Nov. % ls5l.-i2m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26

Jan. e5.ls6! l2m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-04
Military lIaTtors in Ohio.

A Columbus dispatch to the Cincinnati
papers has these items:
"In his recent extensive tour through
the State, Col. Bliss sees enough to assure
him that the twenty-five regiments now
organizing will be filed within sixty days
At some points full companies are already
waiting to go into camp. The regiment at
Toledo has six hundred men. The North
west generally is doing its flII II. G..
supplies of camp equlpage are pein8 ~
warded for the new camps. IN d ie" N"'
Sne4 rHi v oaTalry or artillery will be
authorized at present.
1" General Or Ter No. 8 provides that re-
cruits for regiments now in the field win
be permitted to select any company of the
regiment they may prefer. All men who
desire singly or by squads to join any par
ticular regiment or company in the field,
are authorized to present themselves to
any recruiting officer, when they will be
enrolled and forwarded at once to the gem
eral depot of their district, to be duly mus
tered and receive the bounty allowed by
law.
The Secretary of War has authorized
a new Board of Surgeons for the examina-
ton of disabled officers. 1t will consist Of
Drs. Weber, Surgeon General S. NJ. Smith
and John A. Murphy, and meet at Camp
Chase on Monday, August 18th. Capt. W.
K. LOCKER is Secretary Of the Board.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-04

The meeting at Bedford Saturday night
was largely attended, and was decidedly a
success, as it resulted in a complete organ
ization, both military and financial, of the
township of Bedford. B. J. Wheelock was
called to the chair. Earnest and eloquent
speeches were made by the Chairman, B.
J. Wheelock, Senator Robinson, Elder
Williams, B. Lampson, Esq, Capt. Vail
and others. General good feeling pre-
vailed. A committee consisting of B. J.
WheelOck, Ed J. Park, DR.. Strabe, Benja-
min Lampson and - Cannon, was ap-
pointed to canvas the town and raise men
and money to fill Bedford's quota of men.
The following resolution was passed, with
the enthusiastic appreciation of the entire
audience:
Resolred, That Bedford will raise her
quota of mSh for the war before the 18th
Of August.
The very best men of Bedford are en-
gagged actively in the work, and no fears
need be entertained of her failing to carry
out the above resolution. She has sent
l26 valiant men to the field, and she will
do more. Her quota will be full on the
18th day of August.
Several of the bravest young men of
Bedford -snlap1ss 1ssfplt fl PhiIp0t to enlist in
his company.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-04

A Washington dispatch says that Gen.
Halleck stated to certain prominent citi-
zens on Friday last, that he was and had
been in favor Of the confscation Of all
the property Of rebels, slaves included
He explained that Order No, 8 was intend
ed, in spirit to apply to anybody, blacks
or whites, that his theory was that no men
not having military business with the
army, should be allowed to be about it, and
that it was with the sole purpose Of keep
ing military operations as secret as possi-
bic that the order was issued. He stated
that he had issued orders to Mcclellan to
impress and use all the negroes he could
get in any way in which he can make
them useful, and that he was to pay no at
tention as to whether they were slaves or
free, or whether the slaves of Union or
rebel masters.
These views he authorized his hearers
to use as they choose, and they may there
fore be considered as an authoritative dec
laration Of his policy. As such, they will
be gladly received by the country. There is
no danger of the Administration or its
officers getting in advance of public senti-
ment in regard to using every possible
means of warfare against the rebels and
the con6scation Of all their property, while
to the policy of employing and freeing all
slaves of rebels who come to our lines,
there are now but few infatuated Oppo-
nents.
A dispatch to the Gazette states that
NTyOisli--- .-I-s--rL,a 20 Halleck that he
could not get milk for sick soldiers; that
the Secessionists would not furnish it, and
that Union men charge high prices. Hal
leek telegraphed back;
"If Secessionists wont furnish milk,
seize their cows and milk them yourselves
Have a military board to fix the price al
which Unionists shall sell, and if they re-
fuse to take that price, seize from them al
So"
That is the policy that win suit all 10y.
alists. It speaks well for Halleek, but
Mcclellan must imagine his authority cur
tailed to very small proportions if he could
not dispose of milk question without tel.
egraphing to Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-04
MIR. Paync,s speech.

The Toledo Blade of Saturday evening
thus speaks of the speech of Hon. H. B.
Payne at the war meeting in that city:
"The speech of Hon. H. B. Payne of
Cleveland, at Clinton Park yesterday, was
one of the most appropriate and effective
addresses we ever listened to. It was
Union all over, and if he had not told his
hearers he was Democrat, no one would
have known it from his remarks We will
not here refer in detail to the points made,
further than to say, that he fully and un-
reservedly aequiesced in all the President
had done in the prosecution Of the war,
pronounced his full and complete conf
dence in Mr.. Lincoln's patriotism and in
tegrity, and, as far as any citizen consist
emily could, pledged himself to stand by
the Administration in its future policy
We have heard no speaker employ strong
er or more earnest language in denounc-
ing the rebel leaders and demanding the
EXTREMIST retribution for them, than did
he"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-04
Treason in FairfeId County.

We have already alluded to the fact that
the Lancaster Fairfield co., Eagle left
Judge Ranney's name off the State Demo-
cratic ticket, because he had made war
speeches. The Lancaster Gazette publish-
es report of a speech If one Olds, prom
inent.democrat of that county, which shows
what sort of Democrats they are who sup
port the Eagle. Here is an extract which
is as full of treason as any Southern rebel
could crowd it;
dsnounes Lincoln as a tyrGnt He has
PeLJuTed his soul. He may iHlprisoR me but /
iOiH still cry tyrant / denounce these acts
ofOppression as foul acts OfpeEjury against
the Constitution
And now, my fellow democrats, 1 am
going to have a vision, which, if it were
not vision might be treason, but what 1
now say say in sleep, andI am not, there
fore, responsible.
see blood at The ballot boz this fall The
President has issued his proclamation for
100000 more troops, and Congress has
passed a law authorizing him to draft
them if he gets them, because these cow
ardly abolitionists will not enlist There
is an election this fall, and they want to
carry it. They want to draft democrats;
they will draft them to prevent their vot-
ing. They have the power and can so ar
range it. You viii not be cheated. tell
you you will not submit to these wrongs.
You ViH see blood. If they attempt to ar
rest us and take us from our families to
support an administration in its violation
Of the Constitution, we will resist even to
blood. 1.-THE Democrats don't succeed at the
ballot boz, they loiU succeed at the point of the
bdyoHet. DR.. Olds was startled at this last
declaration and attempted the following
explanation: What mean is, that Lin
coins minions viii surround the ballot-bOx
this fall, with bayonets, to prevent demo-
Gratis from voting, and we will resist them
with the bayonet.
Here Dr. 0lds addressed himself to Judge
Ranney, denouncing him as an abolitionist
for having said in a war speech, in Lancas-
ter, on Wednesday evening, the 23d: any
opinien is now, as it always has been, that
as long as there is man in arms against
the laws, that man must be put down by
arms" This language he considered & eui-
dence Of aboHtoHiSm." Ranney was not
sound and could not be trusted. lie en-
dOrsed and ePPlasded the editor Of the Eagle
for striking his name from the ticket, and said
that Il should ReVer 90 back Nth has eoHssat
and that Judge RaHney should be bIeGehed seq
en- times in Isy strong enough 10 make soap,
before he iVould vote for him"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-04
The Gnnhnnr Cnnn-d-

The rebel story of ten irOn-clad gun
boats having arrived at Mobile and forced
the blockade was too improbable for be-
lief. If one or two had been reported,
there might have been some foundation for
the report but ten at one time was too
great feet to swallow at one gulp. It
seems that instead of ten steamers, only
one solitary vessel, the Cuba, has succeed
ed in reaching that port. She was loaded
with arms and supplies. It is unfortun-
ate that so many vessels have been taken
from the blOckading fleets to support the
army Of the James as to afford more op-
portunity than has heretofore existed for
running the blockade. Charleston seems
to have been particularly aided lately by
the arrival of steamers and vessels from
abroad. The naval force there, however,
has been increased.