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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-11
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On, J. O. aver Sir, cbgcr'ly comply viii, to re.
guest y0rr agent ana report 70 you some OF the olcvs
have !st.E't with your Ssr.6T0riiia
ucyu cured with 70, in my mogtue, most yt the CON.
plants FOR which IL 10 tecou 1pudei and have found rs
effects truly voud.sili IN tha cure of Trc,eQ ant lhl-
ctrjol Di',lSo. one ~ my patients had Syrh. uc-Is
IL bis throat, which consuming his palate and tho
too Of his mouth Your Sars1parla, steadily taken,
cured lul in five weoke Another was attacked by SOC
ou larry symptoms in his nose, aEi the ucctgiion had
eI'cu away considerable part uf that bali-ve t5
disorder would reach his brain and hill him Iut it
yielded To rn7 administration OF your Sar,nfnr,la. lho
Ulcr7 healed, and be is well again 0: ithogt
some dsHgWatirn 10 his fuce. woman VITO he'd been
treated for the disorder by We. guiteuus
from this poison In hgr bones, They had beceue 80 ss'.-
svo 70 the weather That damp lsy sls SnY, we'd e..
cruciainS pain in her joint and bones She too, was
cured entirely by your sarsapara in II few weeks, I
know rom its formula, which your agent gyo me- that
this prepHaton hcin your laboratory must De- great
remedy: consequently, these truly remarkable ycsvua
with it have not surprised mC,
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-11
LcuCorvbcoo ~ 1Vhlts7. DvarioU TUmor,
Uterine DIcegHtiou, Female BistGsFs,

Dr. Y q. s Charming, 0f New Tnil, City, writes " Z
mot che rY c.wly with 'o request OF yoUr nrert IN
saying have found your S5rsar7rllIa ulpst c,ceiien
8ltrruiT3 In 'he numerous ccmrnintg tot which No
employ such remedy but especially In Fm',8 Dir0,''
or ne Scrof DIAN 1sie hayo cured n;py iHro'.
ate Of i,uCDryHol By it aud A2ts wf.2 thy m
pltut .aH-ci by liberation ~ to 'fsr's. lha ucci
alton Itself "04 soon cured Nothing within ny Know j.
edge EQUALS 70 for 'Icso female icrungemGnt-.'
Edward g. Marrow, ui NnV bury, Alg, w.tps, ' Ian.
gtr0's 0t1Ir2 t.gyy uf tho fem t'-a my tJiily,
which haI d.ici ~ tho remedies cnulj employ, ug
length been completely cured y sou, UAtra,t Of Sar
HII1ra, NNv phys inn Thought nothing bat eXhi pa
tuN cord Afford csl. but hs advised the trial O. y0ur
Ssr,aptl Gs tbH last fcsgll loi0ra cutting. and 1t
Py.v"l at.'ul After iOiiufvour r'Dlely c,thL weeks
no sNnLtInLl - N L. l-.-a-. r-tnaimau
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-11
DIR. La OBOIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATtsE ON rnr
Physiological View OF Matr!,ro

ny ''ViVs'o"' VIZ" vi WatFt?gp.
gjo PAGES ANU 1870 ENGRAviNG4. -r.
rwtNtYtYE vNis. sent nee ofpostage to at, r.
The Union. Ou the iuhruites gf youth ana ~ pa.ls %,
disclosing the .ocrt tollies OF boih sexes "o,g Dr.
causing drbity hcrvousncss, depression ,t y y
palpit,iOr OF the heart, suicidal iiutpii, sh1 'l
tary cuissious. bl1shiugs datcctivu ln,r1,y "a .u
ton and UssItndc ran confessions ~ thrii1, ..
~ ID EBa~Gjpr NrL0B 1Hs,, n t1},gr S,''"e rist
ioapg Noryitd Lady DC, Sc. It's iruthttI ,
thH married and those coutcmI lHting mutrap" 2 il
trt'1in secret doubts Of their physical ro.g '-n
whU are conscious Of thaylHg hHzardcd the b,,.r n'
pn's.,ord privileges 20 winch every human H. ''h
YOUNG MEN ano are troubled win vca,..
,rnly caused by Il lad habit 40 toutl rlc . ...
which Jtn dizziness r1ius, iUrgolfuucss .,,. '
RIGGING mthe cars weak clcS, weakness Of l', Q
and tower ,ytrrntirs confusion Of iic1s t 'I' 'a
ury with uc1uuhulymuv brcurrd by the gutb,., j" i.
rAlI5 AND LONDON TREhrMGNT sac"
We h,ayye rec rc'n'y devoted much of our ra..
cur selves ,t thc tupv ledge and rrsrarth,. ''.
skilled Phys1iaus aud Surgeon. IA Eurrp.nn.l. '',
il4,n' Inosr & WI, Wn@ gi3cc Themselves under u,r ,
VII now nHE' lny lnll b'uthi Of tl' many NElr .,i
EFFlCAolOJS REMEDIES Wu,h we are ,'t 'Nn
introduce mo uur pr9, ,'ir" and tn" uublicm,.
suruu Nt the same zeal, nssiuuity, SEtpLtV .. P. s
lion hoiug raid 10 thrir rosgs which ll. s., ' 'a
tydistiucuishodu us heretofore ps "a pbt.i5" .'...
rE.ULIAN department Of proftssio rraalr. 4, .,.
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the efficacy ot OiIcl, has been tested in ibu. 81
C1aU-. uilu sever 'Ui'rt TO cilrct sn.cfv .,,, '
any bgd rcsuits,u Ut use nom hrit Ir Dris E l.h..
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serve 49, ladies' Should NOT take them IL tl,,. p" '.
suuto bnncvr they are in ctriqtp ,i,Ugt,,a. 0t
u'ars ot witch VIII be found on thl Nra.,,, f..."
uying each b,N1 though always safe aud h'......
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-12-24

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and Il IVES thousht srssps vuusI1
landed below. A siuultoaeeu o1oo1k
by land and vassr - PIT uo1ooo
Was sxpssssa IN.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-12-24

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-12-24

Asslval n Seeksea.
Prssidsnt Davis end Gen. Joseph
=. Johasoa, accompanied by > npn.
Dor Of onssrs, arrived = Jssesoa o.
the 19tA iAss. n pssilnt M
expected 70 address - L~solSlsAsss,
whieA y aew h ssssioa.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-12-24

ueW uIal1 AsBaoosmen9.
We understand thst : regular ri
weekly nall routs VII soon h II sp'
Grafton, By mems Of hsad-sass, -
tween Grenada nd Como. II III
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not feel 70 mach like . ~ With I
sock drawn over IL Nod.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-12-24

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-03

>Gen. Winder has dismissed some detective Of
hcers employed in Richmond, Oh the ground of
'malfeasance in office: corrupton bribery and
Inconsistency
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-03
COMMUNTCATED.

FIRE DEPARTMENTS long continued
apathy Of the City Council IN reference to the
condition OF the fire apparatus IS as surprising
and inproyident as its results may be unforru
nate and disastrous.
4 sense Of insecurity, in case of fire, is lily
calculated TO induce quiet By day time or night
time especially at a season Of the year, when
wiistling winds and Wailing woods augment
the terror and danger Of a fiery ordeal. The
negligence of the City Council has already sub
iected our citizens to a loss OF tens OF thous
ands Of dollars, and if persisted IN, may ere
long prove still more calamitous. Of the i've
engines that were in effective condition on the
arrival Of the Federal forces here, only one
(the friendship was present at the recent ire
on Duke street, and but fox the isolated oondi-
ton of the house on fire, it might have proved
a fearful conhagratlon, the wind blowing fierce
y at the time
The authorities should Immediately appoint
an engineer who would promptly execute the
laws pertaining to his Office the police officers
also not negecting theirs, as FER section 3 and
Is Of fire act, page l65
Many Of the fire plugs having been rendered
disserviceab]e by the Water Company, SOME
action should be taken to avoid delay when ne
cessary to use them pending fire.
No new act, as recently recommended by the
Mayor in reference to the removal fhay; &C,
from open lots, would seem to be necessary,
warden having fill power, In such cases. See,
5, page 1865. NJ
The Suffolk, Long Island, Bank has been
robbed of large amount Of bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-03
SOUTHERN NEWS.

the goth ul5:
] robacco IS falling in price IN Richmond, the
,,lst be;nc overstocked. Oak wood is SO
=, cord Butter is selling at 81 per pound;
n a 10 37l cents per pound coffee 81 % to
p 80 per pound; green tea So per pound. -
;,acie S advancing gold selling at 81 so
..nilm. and silver 81 premium. The Exam
h, saws This is unexampled IL our N oney
markell, but as there is no limit to speculation
% NAV have to note still further advance in
ogr next report.
The Charleston papers state that the Conted-
,qre loss was 90 killed and 60 wounded at the
| te fight at Pocotaligo.
The Contederates are having some trouble
With the Florida Indians, who are committing
al manner Of depredations. >
Gen. Magruder passed through Augusta,
|Ga, on Saturday, to assume command OF the
southwestern Military Department Of the Con-
nlerate States
The Examiner urges active measures to re-
lit threatened attacks by the Federals upon
|ae Confederate seaboard cities, and says from
|ghat we have learned Of their detences we
|aould have strong confidence in their ability to
|n:ist attack, but for the experiences Of last
7nter .
The Enquirer has dispatch from Charles
bon. announcing the capture, by the Federals,
|t the steamship Anglia, loaded with army
Etores, and bound to Charleston.
The yellow fever is still very severe at VIII
|nngtOn.
The Enquirer congratulates the South upon
|le results Of the elections in Ohio and Indi-
|saa as showing that the Northwest is weary
II the war.
Information has reached Newbern, n. G.,
Flint the Confederates have two iron-clad gun
/ oats at Hamilton, Roanoke river, and that
l2F have some gunboats at Halifax, above
IhmiIton and near Weldon, on the same river.
stated that, on the 22d Of October, the
mon Governor Stanley; by flag Of truce, dis
harched communication to the Confederate
Ipvemor Vance, proposing an interview, with
put any ceremony or raising any questions Of
entity or rank between himself and Gov Y.
II the above proposition should be declined,
H. that commissioners be appointed by Gov
4 ance for a conference with Gov. Stanley upon
4 present state of public affairs and the as
E@ot the war. and the exchange Of prison
/ HE Lynchburg Republican says that the
la>'tutionality Of the conscri ption act will be
@ed III the Court of Appeals in Virginia.
.@0. Joe Johnson is not at present III the
IT, He is still in Richmond, suffering Sc
Ie.E from the wound in his ribs, to which, 1t
2~a, the covering has become attached
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-03

hcers employed in Richmond on the ground of
"malfeasance in Office, corruption, bribery and
incompetency.
The PoToMAc LINES THE intelh gence from
the Upper Potomac indicates that active hos
Titles have at last commenced between the
two great armies. A dispatch from headQuar
ters last night states that Gen. Peasanton on
Saturday met body Of Confederate cavalry at
Philemont and a Fl ght ensued resulting IN the
Southern troopsfalling back three miles to the
town Of Union. Yesterday morning Gen
Pleasa11ton renewed the attack, and being rein
forced by infantry, the Confederates again re-
treated, and the Federal troops occupied the
town The fighting was mostly done by the
artillery and the loss on the Federal side was
small; that Of the Confederate side is not
known. Snickersville and the Gap in the
mountain bearing the same name were occu-
pied by the Federal troops yesterday. Two
brigades Of Confederate infantry were advancing
up the west side Of the mountain at last ac-
counts, and firing was heard in that direction,
but the result was not known. Heavy firing
was also heard in the direction Of Purcellville
yesterday, believed to be fight between Gen.
Bayard and Gen Stuart The Confederates
are reported to be in considerable strength at
Upperville and Wheatland, in FauQuier coun
ty.
In the Washington Circuit Court, in the case
of Albert D. Hayden use Of I. L. Stevens, vs.
Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy Mr.
Stewart entered a nolle prosequi, and immedi-
ately had writs issued, and brought separate
suits against Gideon Welles, Secretary Of the
Navy, Gustavus Y. Fox, Assistant Secretary;
and Francis E. Spinner, Treasurer of the Uni
ted States. The real plaintiffs in the matter
are the creditors and assignees Of Hayden.
The brig Queen Victoria from St. Vincent
on the 18th, brings advices Of an uprising Of
negro laborers against their proprietors and
managers, during which houses were burnt and
robberies committed. One overseer was killed.
The whites turned out, killed seven Of the IL
oters. and took about tro hundred prisoners.
TROOPS were sent from Barbados, and the
British ship Challenger also arrived The III
surrection was quell,d. The St. Vincent GA
zette thinks the disturbance will prevent the
laborers from doing work for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-11
THE EVENING STAR.

wOrLpN'T YOU LIKE To KNOW
kIDEIGAL-sI JobH .. sAXR.
And ,houiders white as srow.
ehs hves-ah we'll,
Unjust not tell
wsuSl you like 20 know -
Her sunny hsir is vondrsus fair,
And vsvy in its few;
Who made 10 Less
One little tress-
Weuldn you Ike TO kBosS
Her syee ARE blue teeiestisl hueD
And dazzling IN thsir glow;
Or whom Grey beam
WIN meltis z giears-
Weuidnt you ID . to tDows
Her lips are red and timely we'd,
Lhe ro.es ere they blow;
What lover slips
Those tSuy lips
worldnT you like 70 knowY
Her 6pfers are like lilies fair
when lilies f-irest grow;
whose hand they pres.
With fond esresS-
wcEIent you Like TO knowf
Her foot 10 small, and has 8 fall
Lie snovrskes on the snow;
And where IL goes
spsafh the rose
HouldnT you Ike TO know
VII.
She has . name. tbe sweetest nsIse
That Language can berov.
Tvouie break the spell
If should tell
Meuldnt yoV like TO know?
= Lsdser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-11

~ A ''>trike' is in progress on The BROOKLYN
Central City Passenger Railroad. The proprie-
sore of the ROAD on Saturday notified their m
Pioyess that on and alter Monday they won Ii
ee required 10 b. On duty seventeen hours A,
~AeE' O'clock Monday morning drivers and
conductors abandoned the cars, and for a Will,
things came 10 dead lock. The company,
however, had no difficulty in supplying places
Of ih" strikers, though if pretty strong police
force had not besG put on all the cars sariou.
eIfieultIes would probably have ensued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-11

- The scarcity OF printing paper was taken
INTO formal consideration. at a meeting Of the
Associated Press, in New York Monday The
results of their action was, appointing commit.
be 10 invite proposals for paper 10 supply the
various journals represented by The Associa-
acn- In ~ understood that the commit.s will
not have 10 wait long, inasmuch 3. certain
parties stand ready TO furnish rs much paper
rs can b. used for the uing year, al rates ma
sriaiiy lower than are paid at present The
particulars OF the Arrangement Will h. mai.
public in d3y or two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-11

R-Rrinsh capitalists express anxie,v;r cor-
sqnencr az the rapid drain OF spaEi. from
England tn India. The payments for Indian
e'uon arr becoming very heavy, the last sta::pler
ioI hSneaS having tak@n ont over :. million
pounds sterling; The largest amount eyar Gie .
PatHhed 20 one port, although an equal surn has
t-fn sent before Ia The east in \ singh. vessel
ICY distribution among several markets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-11
r X lie 8 Z NJ A X

Pvo..Tsd ty Royal Letters Paint CT EnEi1nf and
sfcHytd By tho Std1S 81 .as Ero< de PiGr1c,: /. q.
Paris and tks Nipsrfn! College OF Heiteisl< Feara
TRIFSEMAR Mol
i the e4ectus! remedy for RELAXATION. SpER-
hAI0RRHHA AND EXHAUSTION OF THE
SYSTEM.
TRIHSEMAR No. 4,
Completely and entirely ersiicstss all traces OF
those disorders for which Copaiva and Cutebs have
gene rally been thou ght sntiota t. the ruin Of
the hes attn Of a vast partition of the p0yu.ssIon
TRIESEMAR No g.
Is the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
for all impurities ii the system we'll secondary
sym ptoms, obvatins the destructive use of Mer.
eury. "a we'll other deleterous ingredients and
which all the Sarsaparils in the world cannot
remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. |. and are alike
devoid of taste smell aad of sill rausaating quail
itiet. They are in the form of loIenge, ana Issy
lie on the totet table without their being kus.
ectad.
Sold ID tin cases at s3 each. or four "a cases in
one for So. and in 8 Il cases, thus saving 50 as
administered hy Nalpean. Lallenana, Roux, s.
&c. " hoiesasgand retail by DR. II. A. BARROW.
l94, Bleecher street, -four doors from Nae DousN
street, } New York. Immediately on receipt of re.
mittance, Dr. Barrow will forward Triesemar 10 any
part Of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according To the Instructions of the writer
Published also by DR.. BARROW, that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
Frsilty. Price Is cents. Triesemar and Book can
Be ostained * special authority from 8. G. PoRD,
- q M EEIRGT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-11
PRENTI(EANlA.

An exceeding scarcity Of rags in the United
States has caused great increase of the cost Of
paper. Matters VIII get better when our armies
make their way into the rebel Coafederacy
There's hardly anything bat rags there.
We gnees that the accounts of the "splendid
gshilng done BY the niggers in late expedi-
ton In South Carolina are q little like the mig
Srrs themselyes-colored. ....I
The Charleston Mercury expresses the fear
hat The Southern Con fedeTacy is getting Drop
steal. II 20, We shall have 10 tap its big belly
with d inIe bullet.
We have sometimes thoug ut that the opposing
Armirs were like TWO rival lovers on a visit at
TIE same tine 10 their sweetheart-trying 70
ssit each other.
The chr, - - objection 70 the T. s. Treasury
notes IL that they have Mr.. Lincoln's likeness
On Them The sheepish rebels can't look Old
Abe in rhe face.
There hasn't been a single instance IN this
war where the rebels received bayonet charge
without running They are pretty brave m
.i~r some circumstances, but they can't stand
she ore-pronSed pitch-fork.
IL Bsauregard's army Is ont of rations il
ought to be able 10 subsist upon his letters aud
dispatches. They are first rate CANNON.
Iadies ut party are often pressed 10 play
Young men III these times have to be pressed
~ fight
The rebels have raised little or no grain in
tlsir fields, and being bootless aud shoe less
obey don't even raise corns upon their toes.
Probably Humphrey Marshall after living
As long as he can, viii die OF his own free W i'll
and cord.
The aboliiionists predicted, that. il cOuse-
aUence OF the rebellion, the slaves would every
where ris., bnt, theeontrary, they have fal en-
Gfty or hundred per cent.
We expect soon To hear OF the skinning Of
eesd rebels 10 make shoes for live ones
The rebel troops At Fredericksburg can get
Eo fuel. It's 4 capital situation for soldiers
that can't stand fire.
Can't anything BE- done right a: Washing
ton f-DcaGcrGt.
Oh yes, great many things are done-risht
Efere.
To dash forward Is not necessarily energy
Ii may b. ineecility.
The Rebel forces came into Kentucky in Freat
strength, made bogus Governor 8h much
pomp and ceremony, and iEmGGiattIy carried
HIM of with them 10 kee 6Il But OF harms
way.
The people OF kentucky would like 10 know
where Gov. Haw Haw Halves keeps his Off p
where and when his Legislature meets aud
whether he has got his message ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-11

- Coi. Lum. Smith the famous ..iill poster,
ei Bunalo. having accumulated Il tolera ole
fortune by stric: attention TO business tanans
rance, &c, has recently opened a banking
house IN Buffalo, and is doing a fiourishlu2
business No doubt he is "wel posted on
bhis OF various kinds-bank, exchange
accommodation, Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-11

lett-r from Alexandria states Iha, =
pa, - M contemplation of prolonging the
x ptis,i itah aS n. tar as upper Egypr With
branch VIII n would join that connirr 70, "a,
he'd Sea- This.work-the realization o. which
y so important Tor the Interests OF m" country
would serve In some measure l. the compile
pent TO the Suez Canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-11
DENTISTRY.

o. DEN rIs Try. -
" Cali At TAG Pa avenue, between 10
18th and 18th an. aud examine DR. LEWIET New
Method Of Inserting Teeth. 70 Go 90 is to be ssn-
foye used: Alse, Teeth Extracted without pain,
when desired Terms moderate. no l4Im
nfs. eI0EsMOND
~ HAS RE-oPENED HIS OFFICH
AT HIS OLD STAND.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
AR7IFIcIALcHEoELAsrIcBoNs
WTHorT AsriL PLArs or CLASPS.
DIR. 3. B. sIGEsMoND,
21o Breodsray, ftto foyks260 Psnasylraaia AZ
Calls ID: sitsstian of ii. rnSiic to Il. foiio.ns
l. The Teeth Of his manufacture wing
never G. rsode nor charge color ~ any ~1o
acids being three fourths lighter than any other
g. No teeth or roots need be extrsted, IS the
to ache.
4. No temporary teeth are needed. as permanent
ones can Be n.ds immedi.t-ly, thershy, Prsservins
cid system ia frequently dis6gured.
g This work has bean fully tested over eve
ys.re by many Of the hrst chemists and physicians
oil thfs country.
metal filing, with which the most sensitive teeth
can he ni,e1 without pain, AID can build nh per-
feet sound tooth on side roots, hich viii last
through iifetetime.
- The best Of references sIven.pr. ". Mott; DR..
Judge Wayne of the supreme Court OF Washing.
ton, and IN usands of ether
Call and examine for yourself 20 h-6n
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