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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

Al the residence of John Swisher, in Jerseytown Pa
on Sunday, the lGth Of November Is62, by Rrv A.
shanalet, Lieut., CHARLES B BROCKWA Y, Of MAT
ihews battery lst Pa, ATTY, to Miss LUCY J. cos
PER of Bloomsbury, IA,
" The happy pair have our thanks for the lh'rtl
remembrance Of the Printers, on the above joyous oc
casion, and in return, have their united wishes far
their happiness and prosperity,
Ia Foundryvlle a. 18th inst by Rev. C. Unrtor,
Mr.. MARTIN l., HOUSEKNECHT, Of Berwick, -
Miss ANN NJ. IiOSLER, of Foundryville, Col co Ia
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

GROW AND BUCHANAN.-It will be re-.
membered that the first acts of "Bully"
Grow after his election as Speaker of the
House OF Congress, was to have the por.
trait of ExPresident Buchanan removed
from the rotunda of the capitol, The peo-
pie of Pennsylvania in return for the base
act OF this reasonable demagogue, have
removed the vile abolition carcass of Mr..
"BuIly' Grow from the Halls of Congress.
James Buehanans portrait will yet hang
in the rotunda of the capital while Bully
Galusha with the base Scoundrels who par
tictpated in this malignant work Of infamy
will be with old John Browns soul Omar
ching" on to just re tribution.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

rD- "There are few men in America -
there are certainly none now in pulic life
more capable Of subduing the rebellion
than Major General GEORGE BRINToN
MCCLELLAN"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

ssy The only State in which the Con-
servalives have not gained largely at the
recent elections is Kansas. That State
has gone overwhelming for Jim Lane, and
in favor Of negro stealing.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

HsT The Chicago. Tribune (Abolition)
offers Governor Solomon, of Wisconsin, a
brigade to enforce the draft in that State
Shy bayonet and ball. Bah !
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

S9r Persons who may wish to send pa
pers to their friends in the army or else.
where, can purchase them at this Office,
put in wrappers, ready for mailing, at five
cents per copy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

BsS> 1t is stated that Gen. Mcclellan,
when pressed by his officers to explain to
them the cause of his removal, said in
reply;
"All know about it is, that 1 received
the order, dated on the 7th, imediately
after the results of the State elections were
announced
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.

Up to late hour tonight, all goes
well with the army, notwithstanding
rumcrs to the contrary. There has been
no battle TO day.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22
DEATHS.

On the 18th Of November, 1909, in Fairfax Senir'
Hospital, Va, Of CHI onic DiarrhH, in the 18th y.gT
his age, MIR. JOSEPH <. WESLEY, Of trenton, .
aud son-in'law Of Matthias & Sarah ]. Miller fou
of Bloomsbury,
Al his residence in Butler township, luzrrnr county
on the 9th inst, EX.SheriH ABRAHAM DRUM' Rg
IS years ana 3 days.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22
~SSS~

Esg- The Ashland Union of Ohio,
states that G. l.. Valandingham will
probably be either the nominee of the
democrats of that State for the United
States Senate or for Governor at the next
election.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22
NOTlCE! !!
SYAEg 0R TKHE NGEeTEL
TO THE PATRONS OF THE

r Office is hereby given, that the sub
! Y scrpton and advertising accounts due the Pub
Usher of the STAR OF TIE NORM. are placed in TIE
hahds OF Il, H. Little, Esq, Of Is Unmshurg, for lmm'u
ate collection The Editor Of said paper having been
drafted and obliged to go To 1t Is necessary that
prompt payments be made in 0rdtr that his family mY
have means of support Your carry attention 10 this
matter may save costs and prove advantageous L. hs
family. WN, H. JiCOBY,
Pub. Star Of tie .N6rh.
CAMP SIMMONS,
Harrisburg oct, -, 1862
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

DD~Col. L. b. CoTTER, of the Milford
HeraId, is candidate for Sergeant At.
Arms of the II. of r., Brother Cotter is
an ancient printer and is deserving of the
support of the democratic party. Pike
county has strong claims.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

es5- In compliance with the judgment
OF o. the Military Commission on the Harper
Ferry surrender, Col. Thomas Ford Of tue
32nd Ohio, and Major VIM, II. Baird of
the l2Gth New York have been formally
dismissed from the service.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

sT-WM. H. JAcoBY, advertises that
he has left his accounts with E. II. Little,
ESQ.,, for immediate collection.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

Since the exchange of prisoners began
over twenty five thousand have been
exchanged, and when the balance is
struck we will have near six thousand in
our favor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

b0~ Judge Elwell will hold his first court
in Bloomsbury, commencing l Dec the
very day on which his Commission takes
effect.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

E@r SUMMONS. and all kinds of
Blanks, usually printed, for sale at this
Office.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

1sly' We find the following among the
Washington dispatches OF November in
in the Philadelphia Press:
A murder was committed in this city
to-day An lrishmaa was killed by -
negro.
All told in two lines. IF the Irish
man had killed the niger it would have
taken half a column 10 tell the story.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

sGS" The last Educational State Con.
vcntion OF Pennsylvania, requested thai al
pastors in the State to preach n sermon,
on popular education, the first Sunday in
December, 1862.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22

Burnside ON Nc NLELLAN.-A year
ago General Burnside addressed meet
ing at the Cooper Institute, New York,
asd in the course of his remarks said:
| ask your forbearance for, your pa.
tience with, your confidence in, the
young chief who has now assumed the
command. | have known him most in
timately, as students together, as soldiers
in the field, and as private Students
"For years we have lived in the same
family, and | know him as we'll as
know any human being on the face of
the earth, and | know that no more
honest, CONSCIENTIOUS man exists than
Gen McCleIlan." know that no feel,
ing of ambition beyond that of the good
and the success Of our cause ever enters
his breast. All that he does is with a
single eye, singl view, to the success of
this Government and the hutting down
Of the rebellion. | know that nothing
under the sun will ever induce that man
to swerve from what he knows to be his
duty. He is an honest, Christian.like
and CONSCIENTIOUS man and now let me
add one thing, that he has the soundest
heart and the clearest military precep-
tons OF any man in the United States.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22
To DELINQUENTs -
fHtSbTg P,s'.

Tell me ye angelic hosts,
Ye messengers of love,
Shall swindlad printers here below
Have no redress abovel
The shining angel band replied,
"Ious is knowledge given,
Dclinquents on the printers books
Can never enter heaven"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-11-22
sss-Dr. Robert Hunter, of s32 Broad.

ges'D DR.. Robert Hunter, of S32 Broad.
way n Y. in letter on throat diseases,
their cause and cure, says of diptheria:
When once contracted, diptheria is
communicable through the breath and air
from the person affected to those in health
The specific poison on which the disease
depends is carried into the blood by the
respiration Of the poisoned air. The
strong and the weak are equally exposed
to it, but it is only those whose bodily Wig
or has been reduced by previous irritation
Of the throat, or other cau,e, that fall
prev to it.
Such being the origin and the cause of
diptheria, it follows that the treatment
must be both local and constitutional effect
its cure. 1t must be tOcat to act upon the
MrOat and stay the destructive liberation !;
and conStttu iOnoi to act upon the biOol,
and neutraize the poison it contains. he
only antidote yet discovered is protoxide
of nitrogen, gas. which can only be ad-
minlstered by inhalation. In treating he
disease, direct the patient to inhale this
gas for fifteen minutes After the lapse of
an hour repeat the protoxide Inhalation,
and follow it by one of chlorine vapor.--
Two or three applications are sufficient to
arrest the disease and restore the blood to
its purity, The protoxide dcprives the
blood of its impurity, while the autiseptic
properties of the chlorine arrest the slough.
ing of the mucous membrane. L at the
same time shower the throat every few
hours with -trong solution of chlorinated
soda. Treated in this way, dipthe-ia,
which is dreaded as a modern scourge, is
stripped OF all its terrors, and becomes q
harmless and tractabe disease,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-15
DENTISTS,
MUSIC.
PIANOS. PIANeS.

EtHEApHR AND BETTER IN t-
- STkUNEN1S than s-=r@e-z= -k,eks-<<x
offered IN this market. Ny ar &C. -z-c@k--se,<zt
rangements with Eastern Piano r VI HzXy
manufacturers such that can wv =
furnish ell orders 70 pee I---~< ~
Cheaper than any dealer in the West and warrant theD
superior Instruments. Only for cash.
Call and al Messrs w II. Talbot 4 Co.'S Jewelry
Store, No. - Washington street.
PIANOS. MELODE0NS. ORGANS. GUITARS, vIOLINs.
ACCoRDEONS, DC, TUSED AND REPAIRED.
Having had twenty We ,rs experience the public
be assured that they have better opportunity
than they generally with have their instrument
put in perfect order II SCHUMACHER.
iuIy3l -dly 81
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ton of each a8iitisnaf square ssts
Advertisements gatl-Aed Ia both the Daily and the
~ecklv <sSTsEI win be eHsrzsa NE fun Daily rates,
wsh onr- hsH the UeeSIse rates zstaeds4
hsiness Notices published n be local columns, ol ten
lirh. or unf II 3 ehtrrsf f9r each insertion 81; II
lire. erns= per tne-
Charge VII pe Uae tar inserting the noticrs OF ne
follAwi osiefs seceties d Assoc Ailohs NJ the rates
named. - he paid ia adeafcs:
Mftaft cpIsiT sHfs. orter ~ ODD fe'tows, ds-"sle
Or'er- f.nevaefa sorieties end singing societsS.sa
earh notice exceefng lines . cents Tor each
in-rriieu- over eigtf lines Al this rate.
Announcing deaths With funeral bopce attached, ~
.ifh"a sofire fre- -. g
Msrrswe Nafices 80
Nec-s Festivals. fices and gotten up oy
lnvffns association by ehurche> st she regular
price.
saeertiss rnefts loaded placed under the hesdef
scsi Nasces II ten lines ovel will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making les than three lines inserted
once - che Daily. viii b. char 4ei fifty cents
Yearly advertisers topaz quarterly.
Announcing candldaies Tor offices 81 every description
CHARGED the of Al 20 ieF each ntTne m the
Daily and - che Daily and Weekly the same 10 be- IN
all .a@eS. paid 10 advance.
Ieal advertisements inserted at the Of the at
torusvs orerin a delasahc for the esal pEcceed-
tngs but coIlecable usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy e legal advertisements be-
yond the amount chargtd for tleir publication.
ELDER HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Proprieiors Indiana state Sentinel
J. NJ. IILFORD.
President tpafanapoiS Journal Company.
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TO THE AEFLICTED

nOcTOR LAWRENCE, after an extensive practice of
IL ten years in Balimore which be left for tour
IN oIeh Europe, where he remained two years.
turns with his mind richly stored with scientific knowl
edge and research. The first six months spent ia the
Liverpool Inrmary for diseases of the and after
which he avaed himself Of thorough of inves-
gaiion in the Queens Hospital London where the mos.
wonderful daily effected. The Doctors treat
Chronic Diseases entirely different from that
marked out by the uperannusied fathers Of medicine
called Ii is not confined 10 the routine system Of any
bigoied party. but emroces system Of practice.
only sound and RATIONAL but truly scientific in
ures.
After many solicitations from physicians and others OF
th State the Doctor has consented make the Of
Indiana his permanent abode. He will visit any town
the State by requet of six of its citizens and
treat all presented with seldom attained
His examinations viii be made with great care and his
opnun given freely and frankly and WITHOUT CHARGE
thereby savng expense and satisfying the minds Of the
patients and friends.
To ladies' who incapable Of bearing healthy Of
spring, from deormi'y otherwise will find his advice
invaluable 9th interesting and important advice will
be given 10 married ladies. his opportunities have been
Sach that all the intricate Of female complaints
have been fully comprehended and the of the dis
truly ascertaed rendering his opinions correct
and bis sdvlce and prescriptions valuable.
See circulars for particulars which will be distributed
in every and hamlet in the State. Headqus
Spencer House. indianapolis lid. jyle-dsm
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-ANT-
BI.fCk SMITH SHOP.

"AvTSG FN1GRFLY RFFTTTFD THF SHOP FORM
III FkIN cccofsrt - lchI Cooper. u O~rcbi.
snlih Co. Last ana Hnh fac;arv / prepared 20 80
az kinds of work the machinery hiscksmifhine
line. Having bad fv~lvr yesr> experience the be>i
machine shor ir lie country asttrr myself thar car
give entire satisfaction 10 huse Who NAV favor with
.hell work. have ry employ - the be~t black
snh- tie STATE and pay particular attention 10 harss
shoeiIg ard machine torgtne-
hepafnug II eli kinas promptly attended 20
No<s.l. az al kind> tailf for the patent offies.
He.nent~f the place one square south q the Union
Depot on Illinois street J. AS""N.
fult ia-div al
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, MONDAY MORNING,

process, BY which any suit is commenced in
any court of record, either law or equity, so
cents: Prorided that no writ, summons, or
other process issued by a Justice of the Peace,
or issued in any criminal suits commenced by
the United States or any State, shall be sub
ject to the payment of stamp duties; and pro-
rided further, that the stamp duties imposed
by the foregoing schedule B. on manifests,
bills of lading. and passage tickets shall not
apply to steamboats, or other vessels plying
between ports of the United States and ports
In British North America
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NOTICE.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-22

1cAf.--Ihonlas johnson, Jas. h1Iey, apd
Patrick Runnell, three young men arrested 10
WASHINGTON, upon 3 charge made by otopllen
Eldrdge, of Alexandria, Of stealing about a.
10Q had 8 further hearing before j Justice CLARK
ey> On Friday the testimony Of oomnlalnanv
aiid not Justify their commitment Tor court, ana
thew we're disl1issatl Dive are now enjoying
4he finest fall weather. 1t Is reported that
Lieut.. Col. David funsten; Of the Confederate
army, Of this place, YES quite severely wound
ed az the recent battle at Manassas. JOHN l..
Sanester, son Of Mr.. Edward Sangster, Of this
Dlace died recently from tie effects q 8 wound
received in one Of che recent engagements near
Manassas. h negro man was stabbed III tbs
hack twice. Yesterday afternoon, by Marshall
Chesshir, at the upper END Of King street,
4 boy, cook on board 8 schooner lying IN the
river opposite this place. fell overheard and
was drowned, the latter part OF last week; hIs
ly,1v was yesterday seen floating IN the river,
and WAS secured and fastened to a canal 9oat at
The mouth Of Hunting creek.--John i. DE
Vaughn, recently arrested and confined N the
guard house here, by the military authorities,
has been released; bis health is much llo-
paired THE Provost Guard was securing the
Southern suburbs Of the town quite etfecCuaIly,
this morning; Ct stragglers. Miss Eliza Hun
ter, daughter Of g. ". Hunter, esq, OF this
Mace, esteemed and beloved by al who knew
her, died recently, Of typhoid fever at Orange
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-22

THE WAR IN THE SOUTH AND WEST,
On Friday night the advance OF General
R2secran $ army came in contact WITH the Coia-
fede aye pickets near Iuka, Miss, and heavy
diminishing ensued, lasting till night On oa-
turday morning the fight was resum d and
kent I'D until noon when the Contederates tell
ack, retreatine in a southern direction. The
FEEDER u loss was between four and five nun
1red killed and wounded; and the Confederate
loss is not reported. Cen Little, formerly
Governor Of Mississir pi, was killed, and Gen
Whitfield wounded and taken prisoner The
Confederate force Tas under command OF Cen
Price,
4 dispatch from Cairo says that the teet
carrying the Confederate prisoners 70 ElckS-
burg WAS fred upon at Prentiss, Q! poslte fio-
lena, Ark, and several Of the prisoners killed.
The crew OF one Of the gunboats landed and
allowed the Inhabitants fifteen minutes TO re-
move the women and children, at the oxpira
alton Of which time the town was burned.
Tie Confederates are gradually approaching
Louisville, Ky. The &arthest Southern point
Of .olegra pI1ic con- mu0icaticn on Saturday was
L obanon Junction. tventy-eight miles distant
Three thousand Confederate cavalry we're at
that place and nineteen thousand infantry 10
the Immediate neishborhood
By the evacuation Of Western Virginia the
salt-vor5s IN the Kana77E2a, with large quanti-
ties Of the manufactured article fell into the
hands Of the C0ntetlerates, It Is stated that
Col Lighthurn during his retreat destroyed a
half q million Of government property. He
lost about one hundred men in killed and
UcundeI
There IS 4 runlor IN Norfolk that The Con
ttsderates, eighteen TO twenty thousand strong,
are IN the vicinity Of Blacw iter river, back Of
Suffolk Preparations has been made to meet
them i any offensive movement is made. The
Rlaokwater is . branch @ the Chowan river,
and c!nptie3 Toto that streaul near the n Car
olina line.
The Newborn n. c. correspondent Of {,
New York paper states that The Confederates
are concentrating, in large NUM- bers st Colds
boro' and King sto1 with The avo:v4l intention
ofattackng N4w1arn G m Z !<ter h1s Gale /
for mere troops to en;s lie him to assume the
offensive against them.
By al order published in one Of The West
err paper: we observe that Geo. VIVA Brent,
x { Lrox-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-22

IiSDUfg on llutSRay Dlgilt Drought to the .cifr
two hundred. and twenty Confederate prsoner:
who were captured in one Of the recent fphrss
| Ia Maryland They were transferred fo ;
steamboat in waiting. which conveyed them 70
Fort Delaware. Before the prisoners were ia
ken from the cars several persons held lann,
ID to the windows in the hope Of being allie to
see their faces but the lights were pu he'd Of
indignant y Some amusing conversations took
place between the prisoners and the spectators.
''IVhat IS the reason, asked one OF the by
standers. that Jackson does not 90 to Wash
ton?" For the same reason, WAS the reply,
':tllat Mcclellan did not 60 to Rlchmondi :
'tAVhat is that building!' asked one Ct the
prisoners, pointing to the retreshnlent saloon.
5"rhats where We feed al the Union soldiers
who pass through the city Don't you wish
vou wcr, Il Union soldier for half IN ho1c?'
EWel don't know but should, for haH sd
hour not any longer, though-that would be
long enough TO he d Yankee.
Tie engraving company, o. New York, which
furnishes treasury notes and postal currency:
will, ia tie course Of couple Of weeks, have
9 ldtionaI plates Of the latter, which will ena-
bic them to strike off about fifty thou and dol
lars daily. They are also exerting themselves
TO aug.: ent she printing q one, two and three
dollar notes.
The dispatch Of the Associated Press speak
ing CT the crossing Of the Potomac b. tie soa-
federate army s:ays:--'' THE retreat Of an army
SO large as that Of the Confederares, IN the face
Of o2e like cur own, was certainly credltabie &c
it's commanders, especially when il Is consider
ed they met with bur slight loss while it vas
being consumlnated.
The salt-works between Charleston and Camp
PIatt, Va, were not destroyed b. the Federal
forces All but two FILL uninjured into the
Confederate hands, with large quantities Of
salt, and are now being run by the Coutederates
night AMI day.
DR.. Plumer, hos resigned his profcssorshl2
in the Western Theological Seminary, in Ale
ghany city: p: lie was, i seems, charged
with disloyalty, which gave rise to much dis
c;lssion and unpleasant feeling--hcnce his re-
signation.
Quarteruaster AJo1zo Coy, Of the Eleventh
Massacbu sets, committed s;icIde on SATURDAY
lastat the camp Of tEetregimens, while laborlng
under temporary fit Of insanity.
4 Dir, Convey; who says he is just from re-
tersburg publishes an account ct matters an1
thing in 8 I'd about Rchmo I'd, He>ays hlch-
nond might and ought to have been captured
by Gen AcClellan--but it was not; that 10"
Is tI3 time to take It, by moving upon It ny the
way Of Suffolk and Petersburg that the .acf-
riuac is now nearly ready-tEat business :
growing dull in RicI11nond-and that prices Ok
everything there are very high
The New York tribune gives an order from