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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

Iss- Important to Business Men whose
clerks and book-keepers have resigned to
hght the battles of their country. You can,
within few months, have talented AZ d re-.
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ly prepared 10 be entrusted with the coorne
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ana practical business men jenkins &
smith principals Of the Iron CITY Com
mere'al College. Pirt,burg, Pa, where
RAPID business writing is taught with Ger.
talnty and success by the inmitable pen.
man, Prof, A. Covley. Specimens AMI
Catalogues sent upon application.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18
.ppfnions of Judge Donplas.

Republicans of our day that he profess
implicit faith in the opinions of the late Hon. STEPHEN
A. DouGLAs. We call the witness stand the living
history of that tried patriot and eminent statesman In
ihe United states Senate upon the Sd of January 1861
Judge Douglas said
I address the inquiry to republicans alone for the rea
that in the Committee If thirteen fen days erery
sselnber from the South, Including those from The
States (Nessrs Tonbs and Davis expressed their re0di
ness 10 accePhe proposition Of my rene'ae friend from
kentucky (Mr. Crittenden) as FINAL SETTLEMENT
Of the oontrOUcrsy tcndred sustained By republican
nem6ers. "HENCE, THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY
OF OUR DISAGREEMENT, AND TUE ONLY DIFF.
FICULTY IN THE WAY OF AMICABLE ADJUST.
MENT, Is WITH THE REPUBLICAN PARITY
Stephen a. Douglas
'i hold that this Government was made on the White
Rasis by White Men for the benefit of hite Men and
their Posterity Foreverl-[Setp a. Douglas.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

TERRIBLE ACCIDENTAL most dis.
tressing accident happened at tho foot ot
the Narrows below this place, on SATURDAY
last. The new iron bridge across the ca.
nal at that place, fell about midday, wi b
terrible crash, while loaded coal train
was passing over it. The heaviest part
of the train had passed over, and the last
dozen or thirteen ears were on the bridge.
No one on the train was hurt, but three
E1en who were working beneath the bridge
we're eau ht in the wreck. One map,
named Arner, was Instantly killed; an
iron girder struck him on the side of the
head, breaking his skull SO that his brains
ran out. George Morris was struck on the
back, and his ribs on both sides, broken
from his back bone. Morris fingered un.
til Tuesday morning, when he died, and
his remains were sent to his home at Stod
dardsville. A man named Sheekler was
badly cut and bruised about the head, his
left arm broken below the elbow, and one
OF his legs severely bruised, besides other
minor injuries. sheck.er will probably
recover. He was doing well at last ac,
counts
The cause of the accident is not certainly
known. 1t was new bridge, just compile.
ted, and the treslling had not all been re.
moved. 1t was supposed to be the stron.
gest bridge on the road 1t is thourbt
that the catastrophe was caused by the
fact that some of the braces intended to
prevent lateral motion had nat act ben nut
IN. Hence, when the train passed over,
it commenced to swing from side to side,
and this motion increased as the end of
the train approached, until the whole tot
tered over.
Although the iron is much bent, it is
said that not q single pi'ce is 6yoken.-
This fact speaks well for the quality ofiron
used.
Drs. Leonard and Beber were on the
ground soon after the accident, aud tho
former assisted By the latter, dressed tho
wounds Of the injured men,
Carbon Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18
Effects Of Negro Emaucjpatio,

The inevitable fruits of negro emarci.
patton can be seen in the recent attcm,t or
Gen. Jim Lanes negro brigade to eros,
from Kansas into Missouri, for the ror.
pose of robbing and numbering the n pLn
men, u0men and cAihireu of that section
ln this case, 70 fortunately, they did not ac
complish their brutal intent, but under III,
lead of the drunken cus throat, who com
mands them, who can tell what Grim tb,y
will not perpetrate In this uhi'c me-, can
see the inevitable consequences Of negro
emancipation and equality. no sooner are
they equals than they aspire to be master,
and then follows murder, arson, rapne,
and all the more disgusting and iuhuman
crimes. And this Is the class of orr mon.
uation upon which all the care and SYM.
pathy Of the Abolition Republican fac ion
Is eXpended. They are enlisted in tho
service, aud mustered into brigades, and
paid regularly, whilst the poor white sol,
d'ers do not see the paymasters once in six
months All for the negro, nothing for
tle white man.-tonStiiMtoqM Uuiop.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

SMART FELLow.-A Wisconsin char
enlisted some six months ago as a private
in company, and in the course Of six
weeks; for gallant conduct in the field
was given the office of Captain. Two days
after his promotion, he was wounded ia
the thigh and was discharged lie then
returned home, got married, and by his
influence enlisted one thousand and one
hunhred recruits for a regiment His thigh
soon getting better, he again weat into the
field as Colonel.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

B1 The laurence JurnaI of last Sat.
urday says, on Wednesday last about 6
o'clock, p. NJ, a terrific fire broke out on
Oil Creek on Blood & Tarr farms. About
forty oil wells and several refners were
burned, and large amount of oil destroy
ed. The fire extended over half a mile
Loss SO, far about 100000. The flow.
ing wells are still on fire. About 10000
barrels of oil are consumed, besides all the
building.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18
Democratic Meetings.

A Mass Meeting was held ON last Sat,
urday afternoon at Slabtown. Levi J.
Tate, j. II. Campbell, e. Ii. Little and
ThOs. Chalfant, Esqrs., delivered spirited
addresses. Another was held in the even.
ing at Conyngham. Col. Tate, Thomas
Chaifant; e. Ii. Little, and j. H.. Camp,
bell, Esqrs', respectively took the stand.
The democracy were out ia numbers, aud ,
Is tas result has shown, have done nobly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

DEATH oE 4 SoLDIER.-Wo are or,i,
pained to chronicle the death Of another
soldier, Mr.. William Lazarus, of Orange.
vli!o' who enlisted in Capt. Witmoycy's
Company, which left this place about two
months ago, and entered the service as
nine months volunteers. He was xii ed in
the late battle near Shorpsburg, by "a bail
through the head His remains wero
brought home to Orangey;lc, on Friday
last, and inferred on the following Sabbatb
5y the honors of war, He was aobut -
years of age, and son of John Lazarus,
deceased. Thus another of our brave
Columbia county boys has been stricken
down BY this accursed rebellion, which is
every day plunging our country deeper in.
10 the vortex of ruin. Peace be to his re.
mainS.--Sar SfMe No,ih.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18
M a Il Il I A G. EG.

In Washington, D. c., on the 9th inst ,
by fev, Mr. FinchIc, Mr.. n. &. CnRrsr.
MAN, OF Bloomsbury, Pc, and Miss EN-.
MA swARrz, of that City.
se0- The happy pair will accept our
thanks for thei' remembrance of the Prin-
ter,
" saw two clouds at morning,
Hinged by the rising su.
In the dawn they fonlcd on,
And mingled into one
on Tuesday morning Oct. I4th, at tho
pousG DO e o. Reuben Marcy, E'q.. Kingston
IA ny Rey. Geo d. Miles, Mr.. G GORGE
" MAuS of Williamsport, to Miss HAT.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

CHIfF JusrICE MARSHALL ON Con-
FIscATIoN-It may not be unworthy OF
remark that it is very unusual, even in
cases of conquest, for the conqueror to do
more than to displaeo the sovereign and
assume dominion over the country. The
modern usage Of nations, which has be.
come law, would be violated; that sense of
justice and right, which is acknowledged
and felt by the whole civilized world
would be outraged, if private property
should be generally oon6scatod, and pri.
yato rights aunullcd.--Opiaion Of The
Cow/t, Ptsys, 81.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18
THE NATIONAL PLATFORM
PURPOSES OF THE WAR;

CONGRESS, ny A vOre NEARLY UNANIMOUS, THe
FOLLOWING REsoLU rtOS WHICH ENPREssFs VOICE OF
THE NATION AND Is TnE TRUE STANDARD OF
THAT the present deplorable civil has been
forced upon the country by the disunionsts of the
Southern states in against the ttutional
Government aud in arms around the Capital that in
this National emergency Congress banisng all feel.
ing OF passion resentment, will ccollect only
Its duty to the whole country that this is not u0gcd
their part IN any spirit Of oppression, for any pu
pose conquest or subngation pnrposeo OUerthroUng
or tRefering ruth tho rights or established Institutions gf
fkosc States but 10 defend and maintain the supremacy IF
e Constitution, dad 10 preserve the Union NTH the dg
nifty equality and rights Of the several states unimpaTod
that as soon as these objects ave accomplished The
9bpht 10 ecdscn
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

sa- Massachusetts, according to the Of
fetal report just issued, is still I9,OSO
short of its quota, although fully half of
those recruited were for only nine months.
This makes the Old Bay State the most
backward of any in the Union.-Er.
This is the State ,rhe recruits from which
Gov. Andrew said would "swarm on the
roads to Washington" if the President
would proclaim freedom of the slaves
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18
aaf-The NEGRO is now hnttar tbor 81

sarThe negro is now better than the
white trash. No taxes to pay-no mus
ket to shoulder no caucuaes to attend
no risk of life 10 run-no politics to troub-
ls them, They are now the happy sons Of
earth, and we poor white nonsense can
light for them-and pay taxcs for hun
dred years on their account. A white
man is not as good as a negro now!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

HE Ricbmond Wing says the entire
rebel losses in the Manassas battles do not
exceed 5000, and tho losses in the en-.
gagements in Maryland, range between
5000 and 7,OOO.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

ROBERT 4. CLARK, let it be remem
bered, loaned himself to the Black Repub.
lean Abolit!onists to elect two members of
the Legislature in Bradford, to re.clect
Dave Wilmot, to the U. S. Senate, and
got himself awfully thrashed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

AN "iadigasation .Neefing," was held
on last Tuesday, all over ColuD bia county,
at which Robert +. Czarh, was not a spea-
ker, but listener, and heard "DEMO.
CRATIC THUNDER"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

The GREAT FAsTERN.-The Great
Eastern Steamship it now laid up at the
City of New Nork. She was rather un-
lucky in her last voyage. She had hole
eighty feet in length stove in her hull, while
near Montaux Point, by running against
rock. twill take, however, but short
time for repairs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

rg- Lieut.. GEO. w. UrT, of the Army
of the Potomac, advertiscs for SO Recruits
The Captain is a gentlemen and Soldier,
Rush in noble Volunteers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

sS-it is aclear historical truth, that
the OonVention meant to leave slavery in
the States, as they found it-entirely un.
der the authority and control of the States
themselves Hedster's, Speech an The 7M
Of Nareh, 1850.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18
MontOur County.

Tracy over Clark, about 800.
Slenker over Cochrane, 400 or 45O.
Lycoming reported 1000 democratic
majority
Rush twp Northumberland county, LOG
democratic maj,
Sullivan county for Tracy, $50 maj.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

DAVID L. MCKINNEY, stood all day
last Tuesday, at the Election Window, like
a Tobacco sign, and scared voters away
from bis friend Clark.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

sar An ambitious young lady was
talking very loud and fast about her favor
lte authors when literary chap asked her
If she liked Lamb. With a look of ineffa
BILE disguise, she answered her interlocutor
that she cared very little about what she
ate, compared with knowledge.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT,
BLOOMsBURG, PA.

u S. NJ. PFTTBN GILL & Co., No, 81 Park Row,
New York, and state Street Boston, Agents
for the Columbia Democrat, in those cities, and
thorzed to take and Subscriptions for
US at our lowest rates
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

Sos- Prentice says Lots wife would be
worth seventy-fve ccntc a pound in the
Southern Confederacy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-18

~ "Much remains unsung," as the
tom cat remarked to the brckbat, when it
abruptly out short bis serenade,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

COeUrfr On Sunday. M.rc' aop Patrick
G ID 80. -.ty" oi H., Parish of A. r, County
II, ...ui.u' a., .,..y are respectfully invited
attend q .n,.,.. t..' irloalayy .i',...u, lHa.
l'.,tt, b.uosI.u Waterford, Ireland, i1p..- lease
copy. $40
IuvAN. s. ltp.'y. on M,ndry. March sisL
.u.t t...s.. ...y,b 'Ii, OF james coryan,
...sral NV ) .. q, a.,u - years, month and 10
rc '.ls.s ana friends Of TIE family ave rs.
si.rt. yt...t.l O. .tt ai Tie Funeral, un Wcdnts.
50 rt'i..r, 3 inst, nj 2 O'Clock, nom her
lace rf4.I.u,r =, Lewis q. Her rGmnlus viii be
token b. Calvary Crug',rg fr iutcrmlut, lS+
CpNproN-Ssdlcrly in trIs city, on Monday
.'.u, N..'l 5i-t. eA- Alderman X. 7. Comptou,
Ntacoi &c funeral viii be given In t)-morrow's
pgr'l. sol
uouGurErY-- In wHlomehur.l. a1s, Mt, Ma
rn -. ',rt,. h'' 'el vii" q Nh poush'riy' ma
rg III ...a., .dunnt,nc,s Of tho family are
! r..f ...., D i.ntto.' o hut ul, u =, tlu's-
/ '.. r.'. u. 1T b t, It o.t ''k from her late
! %. 'l.Y.p. 3. N,rtl ;.t :, WilaHsumsh. 20
| TAS-r\w on sunday, Mar,H sna James A.
| 4. I.u...N. 'N c , zen year OF ne ne.
| I.r funeral VIII take pace on N''nr Fay Nler-
3D.. OH ii-.. 80 . O'Clock, from &c r,tid"n.o "i ~
g.. t..r -. F,usIaw, cor 81 ave ..aFi5t 81. Ihs
'r'.... tie tIni'y are respectfully Invited 'h-
rut mrt.,, notice. IL
GIU,ug H. WGi,m.lgrFr, M,rch Both E'if.-
tII d. ~, d.r.} - Of James X. and C'rdel-
In, e. .-. 20, p..d , j. mrs., months A"a day
| hi, ,,..t..s and Intends OF the t.mIly are re-
..',ir. F, a',t.d t,aitend tie funeral Ills Crucs.
t.y ur.r..up, 1t iust, AZ O'clock ilvm NE
re- i,ue. q uyr po,,ut, "a Remseu It, WilAnnA-
IrAuY -muLcl on Monday, Mech sist
| T. .....,, I.. .ltr,f NJ .nel aua Johanna Lcahys
s.,lar...t IS. > Hr..s ui dHye
! fl. ni,ut # Tue .tf..'r are ryfptctN invited
t, at,,ud tie fm~., thus iIu' siny! afternoons
IL in-', ct ? O'Clock, aom tie residence Of her
parents, 10 Pei. Il. Oh
MULpUoN--Janr n loon a n,tivs Of ,S &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

r. v,-..',. a''rnoon. at . It -. .
1, o., fire uros out " ''''' d. me Pa"
g., l.lur ivdiu, h'r'e'' ia ALAS '''e "''' w.
u.l Nr'. u'hnrc Gown "A N" Jo''N. v 80
..ya. 4.ss .ynTu4 i.a,C. w.s4 sac L1I'Ss' ~. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

brrr..bt IRE case was Tier referred q 9 referee,
VI dec,led tla. The utr1ot = an 10 - "
charter provided that contracts involving over SO
mus, bs awsrdod 20 the lowest bidder aief tea
DAYS publication, and re law was ma coinphsd
Wit a. this case Appeal was taken 70 nc Gtnere.
Term, when the Court conhrmed tits decision ana
declared tie contract void.
Supreme Court.
Ab3m IN Eating House 49, VIM. G. C0ndnf, ~.
James C. Wslish Sherif.-TAis action was Oroush
" recover tic value Of furniture Of the eating "a
loon lj Nassau st., which seized 10y the shefin
Ina execution. under Judgment against Que Daniel
4 Ga'e. Tie plaintiff claimed that a mirror and
,nf, W 3D. were seized lever hsd belonged y the
ul ,,u' 1,tlr, aud clsiuiod tie rest ~ Tie prvp-
prtv o., yiitue of ulstel mort gage, and aiso hfi
he rul a4,d q property it'1ut notice q the L.
v, 'y the sreIH. aud IN. ted that, the gods
g,fc let u Gales IUsse.-i,u after Size lew aud not
removed, tie levy was void against bona hds rur'
| OF asnr.
vrl..,f I'trrf on value q mirror and SAFE
| srl ,or dafeI. 'aHt au tie other pr0p-rty.
| I,t,.ri rt.la ne \ ,s.ous- The ItoJ'l re- Chds.
! C.ai r....usr vas indicted toy iu'sutictde,
an coz, ..pt,1 ~ u s3er.. .uor Oy the sessions,
| ami sentenced 'ur ONE yost u TIE Icn,teutiary.
! Avrt = err " was NV oAtaIucl, taking hs
| CO L. t.., Genera, Term oi tits CuurL and made
! ~ rra. ie OBI The IN ~ April.
-......-..-
Sr,ut,uMmNAtio, ur ATTRACTIONS wERH
never ',.nI ~ ..c etc .-uile't as Hmufu Of"r'
NJ bic Mleeum Com. Suit, HlropJ,amus, Nov
| Pay, &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

Sotlcr- The MARINE Temperance -nciciy
u'tIc P.it u N.v .r>, ,f. r'"''t m Hth
anniversary ~ ihe Nj .l"r, t.Ifrh, g.. tie Pprt
: ..I.i. u,I o.. plrurr N.1. and G. u inc 49,,
.r Tue. y,,u..l next Apr. t-'. % = o"lock.
+ ~ aid. ~. f.,.o expected FROM r., tuAS. y.
JDSI =. lVr. ,'rs s'i H'.,.s. Appropriate ana
r,.ir I'D, u'.... b., tre % u.t %. TIE ,.f,. under
th, I.., .t.,. .. T-,.ussrt GRO. W, PLIllr All
= 10 r.. sNNlIL ELLIOTT Srr..t'ry. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

TTV NOT WH'TNtW - y ID @U'I'I y WI
I..l t....rt .t.y H..,tI guu I..s tHy Les
r.ist-- b %. u., 10 cir ia., Sol bruume
a. A.I..Y.N..s are requested TO- attend, "a there
be- .u-Iul.s... .nI. t,u.o 90 be u,rv. tyd which
Interest. $50. L. .lI,rnl
TpBERr WILSON, Pres.
EDWARD MJIvANE, Re. Sc. rs
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:, 7. 4. NUIIVt-Inr VII'NTT "IU WFI"-
hrrs ~ Nra Y.rk Lodge 40, 8, A. l. A., are re-
a. sstei 90 ., rulctuh ir Nu dance At their
X .. L.. Wet, II, ur Tuesday, Alrl Let, At
r.. b., T.. 81, az business oi Importance vii
be- r,Hg't r. -u.- l..l'o.
u.l gsla4 THOMAS CiENtESSiNG, Rec. Sec'
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The NIcu,h-rs oi tie late SD RcEimcnt
So fespert.U .'v requested T. ral ami zee Lieut..
JAMES r. JIhUIiNAS, stg- s'Sth ave.
u.I 2s'i,a Su.tit joins G. HATEs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

Ilot.is uud Tsn DcHl'rS supplied with
49,, ., t..,' .tt,r smaller antilles at tnc same
t.ts. ..i.. D. % Co.,
t.IT.I. ,S.4.s - Chatham s:-ee,
Notice second Mechanics Huiiiinz As
sp......-.I o.. r.,ruu,rs OF tlr aO'.yo Association
,!ri.l4.-t a t,.tt,ud, meet ug on Tuesday, Apn
isi, ~ u',..,s 4 iu, At ID; ru,ui T.
as JACOB pECARE, Sec.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29
FL = HIS
FISH'S
INFALLlBLE Hair REST0RER
- FoR....-.
Restoring Gray Hair to its Original Color

u PREVENTS THE HAIR FROM FAILING
q ca. il c4ge> "a Guess. ana removes al 0AndTlI
and scagt tsom he head,
It allsys ali tstiea tr.a1 the scalp. L cool-
and retgcshe> tie head. and ,r-a-ts TO Tie aair =
healthy lively appearance
2. S.-IAe properties Nlllh r5rcee isndrD1 ard
ScuIf rom the head al.ay Irritation ana trec tae
scalp from hcmc-~. render Ilis article Invaluable
Rash. Sal1 BheGm Cbi.lelaiH>. ErssipC.4S. RING
worms, Shingles. Bites and sings Of Insects. ard
all erUpiioaS 0f the SAn, esgc-i1- y taa, caused ey
POISON OAK.
The only cenuine article IS pat vp in PINT
BOTTLES and the written signature ot y MILLS.
the original proprietor and manufacturer. IN the
label and wrapper, Beware OF all put Ip IN aile-
rent style which : C0UN iERFEIE
REDlNGTON & CO..
Wholesale Agents
4l6 aud as Front street san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

ARTIC PILL is a gen
which the proprietor
more than twenty years
ing demand from those
Pills, and the >ati>fac-
in regard to their Use
them within the reach
know that different Ca
portions OF the bowels.
ARTlC PILL has. with
well established fact.
a variety Of the purest
which acts alike on
mentary canal, and are
es where q Cathartic
iranrementS of the Sto-
Pains in the back and
Pains and soreness over
sudden cold. which fire.
end in a long course OF
a creeping sensation OF
leSSuess, Headache, or
lnliammat0ry diseases,
adults, rheumatism, a
blood and many diseas-
too numerous TO men
ment. Dose, l to 8.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

The small pox is raging in Los Angeles
county, where it has never been before. The
Indians are said to be the chief sufferers.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

known and approved by
and is nov reSorted l.
the diseases for whiChit
Il has cared thousands
years who had given up
numerous unsolicited
session show.
The dose must he al
ment Of the individual
such quantities aslo as
Let the dictates OF vOuI
the use Of the Liver In.
cure Liver Complaint.
pepSia. Chronic Diarhea
Dysentery nrop>y Sour
tlveness, Cholera. ChOl-
fantum, Flafaleacy
ness, and may De used
nary Family Medicine.
ache (as thousands can
uteS. if two or three tea
commencement ~ sT-a,.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

THERE are, at present, in San Francisco FIVE
institutions in which the Catholic youth are
educated in the best and most complete man.
ner, free of cost 10 their parents. So says an
exchange.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

The Family CATH
tie but active Cathartic
has used in his practice
the constantly increas
who have long used the
zion which all express
has induced NE 10 place
OF all.
The profession well
thartics act on different
The Family CATH
due reference to this
been compounded from
vegetable extracts
every part of the ali
good and safe in all cas-
Is needed, such a> Pc
mach, Sleeplessness
LoinS, Costiyeness.
the whole body. from
quently, if neglected.
Fever, loss Of Appetite
cold over the body, Rest
weight in the Head, all
Worms in children or
great Purifier OF the
es to which flesh Is heir
tion in this advertise
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29

al who have used Il.
with confidence il all
= recommended.
within the last two
allhope> ofreljef, asthe
certificates n ny Q1s-
apted . the tempe-a-
taking It. and u>ei IL
gently On the bowels.
Judgment guide You IN
vicoralor. ana i will
Bilious Attacks, DvS-
summer Complaints.
stomach Hali1,lal Cos
era Norbn>. Cholera lu-
Jauadiee Female Weak
successfully u an ogli-
It vii care Sick Head
feStifY) in twenty min
spooufnl> are taken 81
AL who Use il are Civ