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EBAEsEENG'S
NIVRB sDiEGUhAFOBo
AND
RYRy2 REseIeTPR s.

AND
IgG3 EIEgBRsa
Are pure vegetable extracts. They cure
all bilious disorders of the human syaiem.
They regulate and ihvigorate the liver and
kidneys: they give tone to The digestive
organs; +; they regulate the secretions, ex-
cretions and exhalaIions, equsliZe the cir
culation, and purify The blood. Thus, all
bilious complainis-some OF which are
Torpid Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia
Piles, ChiHs and Fevers, Costivenets or
Looseness-are entirely controlled and
cured by these remedies.
DARLING'S
LIVER REGULATOR
Removes The morbid and billions deposits
from The stomach and bowels, regulates the
liver aud kidneys, removing every obstruc-
tion, restores Datural and healthy action
in The vital organs II is superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Much better than Pills, and much easier TO
take.
DARLING'S LIFE BITTERS
Il superior tonic and diurtic 4; excellent in
cases Of loss of appetite, fiatuleRcy, female
weakness, irregularities, pain in The side
and bowels, blind, prouuding and bleeding
piles, and general debility.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY
Jas. L. CrumIey, merchant, lS4 Fulton
street, New York, writes, August Is, 1850
81 have been afflicted with piles. accom-
panied with bleeding, the last three years
| nsed
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VS. Wish all our kind patrons "a Happy
New Yeas, ,n-oLe o peace and prosperity
10 you all.
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DARLING,S LIFE BITTERS
DARLING'S
LIVER REGULATOR

AND LIFE GIEgslG12So
And now con-ider myself entirely cured"
Hon Jonn A. Cross writes, "Btooklyn,
March IS, 1860. In the spung OF 1859
took severe cold, which induced violent
fever took two doses of
DARIING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
II broke up my cold and fever al once
Previous 10 this attack, bad been Irou bIed
with dyspepsia several months | have felt
nothing OF it since"
Otis Sludley, ESQ., 1913 East 2sth Street,
n Y, writes "August I3, 1861 had
difficulty with Kidney Complaint three
years, with constant pain iu The small CT my
back. / had used most all kinds OF medi-
cInes, but found no pernanen, relief until |
nsaA
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DISSOLUTION oF PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE is hereby given that the co part
nefshiD heretofore existing between the
,ate nrn OF Nartz & Ent, at Light Street, is
this day, (Nov 25, 1861 dissolved by mu-
tnal consent OF the parties. The books,
&c, remain in the hands of Peter Ent, one
OF the members of the firm, by whom all
Chains against the said firm will be paid:
ard those indebted to the firm will please
call and make payment of the same
GEORGE MARTZ,
PETER ENT.
Light Street, Nov. 27, 1861.
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books & STATIONERY.
william G.. Perry.

Bookseller, Blank Book Manufacturer and
Dealer in Imported and American Station
cry, ). w. cor. Fourth and Race, Pbilada.
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Hiaries FOR I2ao.

BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS, FOOLS CAP
Paper, Letter, Note, Bill, Sermon and Draw
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Chess, Gold Pens, Photograph Albums,
Family Bibles, HYMNS, PRAYER Books,
American, English & French Inks, Poe Ell
Books, Writing Desks, &c &C., all of which
are being sold al very low prices for ca
VIM. G. Perry, S w. cor 4lh & Race, Pbila
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Steel Pens, the bes, and ch eapesi in III,
market. Wm. G. Perry, Stationer,
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Good Rocks

Selling at bargain. Purchasers buvinq
Books, Stationery and Holiday Goods for
cash, can purchase much below Wholesale
prices al s w cor. Fourth & Race.
VIM. G. Perry,
Bookseller and StaioEsr
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY

AND COLUMBIA COUNTY
NOl&MJAlk INSFIFUETa
AT MiLLVILLE, PENN'A.
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Family Rihles.

A large assortment selling at very Low
prices for cash. VIM. G. Perry
5. w. cor Fourth & Race Stree,s.
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Blank Books.

OF my own Manufacture, supplied a, very
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Book Manufacturer, S. w cor Fourth and
Race streets, PhiIada.
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Blank Books, for the Ist of .Jan'y,

can be boushi at low prices, in every vari-
ETY. OF style of binding, at VIM. G. Perry's
Account Book Mandatory, S. w. cor. 4lh
and Race Streets, Philada
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DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR,
and Life EBilsers,


and Life EBitsers,
passed clolted blood by the ureihra.-
I am now entirely cured, and take pleasure
in recommending these remedies"
Mrs. c. Tebow, IL Christopher Street, N.
Y, writes: "Feb. 20, ls60.-l have been
subieci to attacks of Asthma The last twenty
years. have never found anything equal
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR,
in affording immediate relief. II is thor
oreh Liver and bilious remedy.n
Mrs Young, of Brooklyn, writes. "Feh.
%, 1860 In May last | had severe al
tack of Piles, which confined me 10 the
house took one bottle oi
Darling's Life Bitiers,
and was entirely cured. have had no
attack since.'
Westervelt, Esq, of South 9Th, near
9Th Street, Williamsburg, L. L., writes -
"Augus: 5, 1s60-Havng been troubled
with difficulty in The Liver, and subject 10
bilious attacks, was advised oy friend
10 Try
DARLTNG'S LIVER REGULATOR.
did so, and found il 10 operate admirably,
removing the bile and arousing The liver TO
activity. | have also used j. as
FAMILY MEDICINE.
When our children are ont of SORTS, we
give them few drops and il sets them all
right. find i. meets the general wants of
the stomach and bowels when dsordsred. u
Reader, if you need either or both of
the most excellent Remedies, inqure for
them at the stores; if you do moi lind them
take NJ other, bu I inclose One Dollar in
letter, and on receipt of the money, the
Remedy OF Remedies will be sent accord
ing TO your directions, by mail or express,
post paid Address,
DANL 3. DARLING,
I02 Nassau ST., New York.
Put up 10 50 sent and 81 Bottles each.
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MRS. WILSON'S
G G G o A N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING:

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put Up in large bottles,
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hair Of any person, young old there is not its equal
the world II viii make the hair everything you wish /!
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or Americap which alone should entitle to place
every laiv's toilet table.
81 the Rcgenerator before retiring at night, and
ia morning apply little of the Dressing and your
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U. nothing on your hair but these preparations, and
use these according to directions, and we warrant you
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry P. Will
son Co., Manchester, N II ito whom all letters should
be addressed.
L. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
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Tssn Ek 4, aq,gleaOL ssEIuL.

'kssE Eb A aGaAcaNE SsEGl.
A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
"A DAY SCHOOL BELL, is now ready 1t contains
about 200 pages of choice songs Rounds Catches Dn.
ets, Tros Quartetts and Choruses many OF mem writ
'en expressly for this work. besides 32 pages of the Ell
ments of Music The Elements are so easy and progres
svc that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirely
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brace such variety Of lively asracve ana soui-stirrnE
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in inducing all beginners to on with zeal In acquiring
skill in of the health giving eauty-improvng
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school life. In simplicity of its elements In variety and
adaptation Of music and in excellence and number OF It's
songs, original selected and adapted it claims by much
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book issued for Seminares, Academies, and Public
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and Songs, given in circular send and get one 1t
IS compiled by HORACE wATERs, Author OF " Sabbath
School b,ls., Nos l and 2 which have had the
sale OF $4,000 copies in c6 months Price, paper
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20 copies furnished at the 100 price Mailed free at IT,
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,
F..CI.4 AI2LE. I&-7 nGEUl ..V.EG.
ar. VEL Enu,yu b. h- jIiaii1It
bSF PsIh. by ih0rughj, cl,ansi, IL. fr. r,lslc, =
s. lnaets ard c;eattu, flaw D. !,ryr t ill.,. a.I. i5
'Eetd II TIE sta'e HrU GcTja K nj: F i.,.,9, y.s a..
Appetite h.arthurn hct1art ,-,,irssIc.-, ..tcapaf
AnNit' In Erur onG jreiauFi oy which gre tie cr,
Cun,sqc noe ui iis cure.
toqlvENAss, b, cleansing HE @hoe eush OF the u.
teSncS with 'ovcut process. and ,vithnr, y,oieuca
all Nhhut purgeS leave the tpaois cueiiSe within W.
days,
FEYfna Of al! kinds by restoriue tha .ood ,og re-.
na circulation. through til" .Irucc>s o. respiration in
ms cass, and the thorough .olution - al i.rtii.
obstruction in others
Tie Life Medicines have been known to cG.a .ucul.t
tism ItimoHcnty three weeks, and Jt in half th
time, y removing local nfa'.,aion fir, the musc!,
and lighmeDls Of the JOINTS
DkopSIles of all kinds, BY f,e"inc and .trenytl uin
the kidneys and bladder; they operate de,., fall
ON these important organs, ana hence hr.e beeu
ionnd cerinn remedy for the worst ut Gravel
Also WORMS by di-iodying from the iurninls of the
bowels the smv matter 70 which these creatures noher
SCURvY. uLoEIs and luveterate So,es !y the lrrtec,
purity which these Life Medicines to The ana all
tie humors
scoRDUTIo ERUpTIons and bad Compiexons by tl.eif
ateiatne effect upon The fluid !st iced the SKIN ana
the morbid state # which at crnpt,vo co,n
plants, ow, clowdy and other disalrccae cunpieA
Ons.
The use of these Pills for very short time WI! ee.c;
an entire cue or Sal; kheum, aud stiikus Improve
ment in the ciearness si the Skin. common Colds and
lnfuehza viii always b. cui-d by doe, two IL
the wort cOses.
PILES The original r'oprie,or OF thee medicines
was cured of Tiles cf % ears siaGd hv .he Of t-
i.ite Medicines alone
FEVER AND AGrE.- For this scoutse CT the Wester.
country, these Medicines will he touud safe. speed,
certain remedy Other MT dic!ncs leave iha system
subject 10 ee!usD "f the disease bv these med
iCines Is permanet Fry Them be satisfied lie cte
BILiors FEyhRs AND LIVER HCoMPLAINTS--tenera.
Debility Oss OF Appetite Diseases "t Femal.s-the Med
icines have tcen used With TIE beneficial results IL
cases oi this description kings Evil and Scrotuia
in its worst forms. virlds q the mild yet powerful
tiou OF these remarkable Med cinec. hi,'t Sweet,
Nervous Debility. Ncv,uS Complaint, 81! aii Hin Pa
ptations of the Heart, Painters Cole. speedy cur
ed.
MEKCURIAL DIsEAsEs-Persons whose constitution
baye become impaired ty the injuicious of Mercurc
Will find these Medicines peec cutet they Hevel
fail 10 eradicate from he system all the effects Of Me
cnry infinitely sooucr then the most powerful prcpp:a
zion ot Salsapariila
Prepared and sold 10y w. H NOFFAT
21Fy1 33h BROADWAY. New YoRx
FOR SALE nv ALL DRUGGiaTH.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18

Reconstruction OF COLOMBIA reunb.
Tic OF New Granada has taken Initiative
measures for the reconstruction Of the 70.
public of Colombia. A writer in the BuIle.
tin says:
Ancient Colombia as is well known. con.
consisted of that portion of the tertiary
bounded on the north by the Carribean Sea
on the east by Guiana and the Empire Of
brazil, on the south by tho Republic of Pc
ru, and on the west by the Pacific Ocean
comprising the three Republics of Venezn'
ela, New Granada aud Ecuador. Colombia
had an ephemeral existence from 1901
when the victorious army of the immortai
Bolivar had severed the last tie which mi
ted 1t to the mother country. TO 1870 who,
the same ambitious chieftain broke n int
the three factions, in which it is AT the nras,
ent day. Now. the people of that sectinn of
America. tired of political feuds. knowinr
tneir Impotence to check the proolivitias
10 absorption from some of the Euronoon
powers TO offer inducements to immigrants
by aifording them security to life and nron-
erly, ana In short TO consolidate their M.
litlcal existence, are beginning 10 awaken
10 sense OF justice, and they look upon
.he reconstruction of Colombia as the onlv
maven Iof salvation, and the sure way TO
prosperity. Even the five States of Central
America are inclined to enter into this vast
confederation. II is just what New Graua.
da (now the United States of CoIombia( has
proposed to achieve by the adoption ola
new constitution based on the federatiye
system. "'''0
The three republics of New Granada.
venezuela, and Ecuador, have an area of
about l 100000 square miles, and total
population of about four and half mil
lions United, they would form a respecta.
BILE nation.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18

100 men, inclading one officer. Only the
opportune arrival of the Monitor insured
The safety of the Minnesota and other II. s
vessels, by her 1.-THE Monitorl disabling the
Merrlmac. which, previous to her arrival.
was proof against everything.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 10.-Tbe Min.
nesota yesterday returned here. The nav.
al station at the entrance of Hampton Road
is again ready for action. The Mon;tor
came down early to-day. -i'O'
Gen. Wool and Staff, and the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy went aboard She is
found not to be damaged in the sligbtsst
degree, aud is prepared for another con.
fict Her performance on Sunday was
perfectly satisfactory. Her officers sneak
of her in the highest terms N
The gunboat Whitehall took 6re this
morning. She was totally DESTROYED.
The latest estimate makes the number of
killed on board the Congress at so, includ.
ing officers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18

FATAL ACCIDENT AT SEA.-James Eccle.
stone, first officer of the British ship Katb.
Teen, which arrived at this port last night
from Newcastle, New South Wales. fell from
the fore yard Of that ship when 1--WE davs
from this port, and was killed. His body
was brought to this city and will be buried
from Undertaken Grey's under the direc.
tion of Wilberforce Dudley, master OF the
vessel. Mr.. EcclestOne was 40 years of ace.
and has wife and son living in LivernooI
England. The accident was caused bV the
giving way ofa foot rope upon which de-.
ceased and sailor named Garrowav were
standing. GarrOway also fell TO the deck
but being a much lighter man than EccIe.
Call.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18

FROM HUNBoLDT.-A gentleman arrived
IN this place on Friday last, says the Red
Blum Independent, from Humboldt, via Su.
sanville, Honey Lake. He reports that
speculators are arriving at the Humboldt
mines, and that several sales have been
made of late in different canone. JUDGE
Harrison was at SusanvIlle when he passed
through that place laid up with frozen feet.
On the mountains, in the vicinity of Bridge
creek, he found snow very deep. but none
this side of Pine creek, some forty miles
this side of Honey Lake valley. Mat. Bran.
who kept the station this side of Lost Camp
committed suicide, short time before he
arrived at the station, by shooting himself
with musket. He left wife and one
child.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18

SAD BUsINEss.-A chorus singer Of the
Paris opera, returning home a few nights ago
to his house in the rue de la Fidelite, saw his
two daughters standing by. He gazed at them
for a moment, then drew long sharp knife
and stabbed them to the heart, and then with a
revolver blew out his own brains. Insanity
was the cause Of the act.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-18

TIE New York World learns from one of
its most Trustworthy correspondents, that
there are over four hundred cases of small
pox among the civilians at Washington. It
has broken out In the army, and hundreds
are taken down daily with it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
NEGRO RIor Is PrORIA.

We copy the following irom the Peoria Qlinos)
Union:
A colored woman and O Ms Rens the wife Of
keeper OF eating house Fulton street. had quar-
rel which resulted in aud of the colored
female yesterday morning Shortly after this three
groes went to the hotss aud demanded Of ArS Ovens
that she should furnish them with dinner Sh0 declined
saying that she did lot get food for oolored ope.
The negroes replied with abusive language, when Dun
lea, of the police, along, and rebuked them for n
suluog people, The replyw to the ,fct that il
none Of his business and seeing that no good could
c,me Of Of words ~ the street, aud not thinking
the ofsnse OF sufficient aSLoe to warrant
arrest, hr Dlrlea Walked on. The negroes followed
him. and addressed very abusive language to the police
mar, evidently having BEEN taught by the 1}dnSer pt
eitor as the language pSecisely the same Sppi,d
by that chase speaker and writer his employees not
long ago.
The policeman after hearing this kind Of talk long
lrishmAn could be expected TO do I'D the most
olent one by the collar and said az arrest yor.-
Resistance made and In the Sc I'D the Off threw
the negro down, but, on his promise TO go with him
peaoeaby be let him get up and they started for the
calAboose. While passing aopg up Fulton street, the
negro tqCk razor from bis pocket and gave the oter
q severe lengthUse the right arm extending from
the shoulder TO the elbow, and making hidsous
gaping wound Another wound was made almost i'm
mediatey beginning about the centre of the chest and
crossing dag nsy TO the left side the hip tbeu
crossrd b. sbdomen, beginning very shsoS but where
IL ended gc through the inegumens and laying the
TOW Il bare. Il Ia very severe wound, but viii not
pr We fatal The negro vas after srd captured and
lodged In the ealsbooss.