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DYsMENoRRAUA OR PAINFUL MENSTRUAL
TluN, AND IN MENoRRHAGIA OR PRoFUsE

DYsMENORRAGA, OR PAINFUL MENSTRUAL
TluN, AND IN MENoRRIIAGIA OR PRoFUsE
FLOWING,
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion of the
menstrual nuid- in the being too little and
accompanied by severe pain ans the other pro-
fuse secretion which will be speedily cured by the
Constitution Water.
That disease known as FAILING OF THE WOMB
which is III. result Of relaxation of the ganents of
that organ, ana Is known by of heaviness and
dragging pans III the back and sides and times ac
compahleu by sharp acnating shooting pans through
the parts viii in al cases be- removed by the medicine
There ls another class of symptoms arising from r.
RIiAilON OF THE WOMB, which physicians call
Nervousness, which word covers up much ignorance.
and in nine of the doctor does not
know whether the symptoms are the disease or the
disease the symptoms. We can only enumerate them
here. speak more particularly of Cold Feet PaIpita.
hoh IN the Heart impaired Memory, Wakefnlness, Flash.
rs OF Heat Lansuor Lasstudc, and Dmness Of Vision.
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN.
Which in the unmarried female is a constant recurring
aisease, aud through neglect the seeds
ana dangerous maadics are the result; aud as month
after month passes without an effort being To
sis nature the suppression becomes chronic he pa.
tiGnt gradually oOses her appetite, the bowels are
conslipated, night sweats come On, and cons umpul
finally ends her career
LEUCORRGA OR WHITES
This disease depends upon an inflammation of ,nucous
lnlng OF the vagina ana womb 1t is in all cases ac.
compancd by severe pain in the back across the
bowels and through the hips. A teaspoonful of the
medicine may be taken three times day, with an IN.
Jcctioh Of tablespoonful of the mcdicmc mixed with
ana fpint Of soft water morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF TIE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS AND CA
TARRI OF THE BLADDER, sTRANGuRY
AND BURNING OR PAINFUL URINATING.
For these diseases it struly sovereign remedy and
too much cannot be said in lis praise single ha
peeil hboW TO rellve the most urgent syptons,
are you troubled with that distressing pain in the
small OF the back and through the hips! poonfu
uay oi Constitution Water will relieve you like magic
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
II has no equal in relieving the Most distressing sp-
toms. Also, Headache, Heartburn Acid Stomach VoIu
lung FOOD &c. Take teaspoUniu after dinner The
dose IN all cases may be INCREASED desired should
be done gradually.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since gveu up the use of buchu cubebs and
juniper IN the treatment Of these Diseases and only use
them for want of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself squal the task that has
upon it,
DIURETICS
Irrtate and drench the kidneys and by constant use
soon lead 70 chronic degencralioS and confirmed di
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Boston Corners, N. Y, Dec. 81, 1861.

M, - . BUsrUH COfHcTs, n =. Dec. y, IeTI.
VIM. II. Gregg n Co.:
Gehts;-l freely give you liberty to make of the
inIONng tirticate o the value of Constitution Wa.
eE "hcll can csohllnelIu III the highest manner.
MY "iic, VINO was attacked " ith paii in the shOul
dtrN whole length OF the back, ana in her limbs with
dPllatieu oil Inc haart attended with Falling Of the
womb DysmtnorrhIca, aud "lrrilallan OF Inc b lad
her'' called IA physician, who attended her about
tiee .AonIhS Wheh lie left h,r worse than he fDlnd
mr., lnen employed one uf the best phy siCiaus 4
cOdlI HlH, ho att nded her tor aboIt lime months
a1n "h''1 sue was under his she did not suffer
quite as mach pain he iaaiiy gave nj up ana said
'hsr c"ie was ouIanlt For, said h, "she was such
cohb'N'pn OF co.npitints that medicine given for
uhi hp f"t Hgalust some other Of her dIfCullies"
Ah"dt Ils lInit shs c"nIitnccd use toN~Ili ulIs
'1ER .nd ~ OuT utter astOnshUent, almost the first
DOS seemed to nav the 1sired effect and she kept
lmpfO\lng rapidly user its treatment aud now super.
intends .hItcly hei domestic aIirs She has not Ia.
Ken any VI the On TUITION WAFER for about four weeks
ana we are happy to say that has produced perma.
nent cure,
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These Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases wheh hare
thus far Resisted the best directed Treatment can be
Completely Controlled 9TH. REMEDY YnOp 6eforeud
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate of John KI.ngeman, 3ec'

ENAH q jolt" A1ASemnn, 0cC'N.
EFT Err tcstamentory on the estate of John king.
- eman, late of Maine township in olumba county
deceased have been granted by the Register of oiu
bra county to the undersigned also residing in said
township; all persons haunn claims against the Gs-
tate Of the dcccdent requested present them to
the Executor at his residence III Nainville without
delay, and all persons indebted make payment
forthwith. JOHN Al. NtSS,
Aug. IL, l562-Gt. ENEcrroR
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HIGHLY EXCITING news!
A SEVERE BATTLE AND A CLIO
RIOUS VICTORY
Forty thousand Rebels Killed and Woun-
ded.
L0NGSTREET WOUNDED AND A PRIS-
ONER.
Jackson and Hill Reported
Taken!
Harper's Ferry Reta-

Large Number Of Prisoners captured = General BurnSids
in possession-.Ntoriy all the arms uere ree0pturcd-
A hoD at tho Heart Of Rebel iom-Rtported BOm5ard.
mept Of Fort SaaPter and the Investment Of CAarsstea
SC
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Estate Of Jacob Hartman, late Of Vest Hsas!ock t,cp
-uontour County. deed.
T ETTERS of Administration on the above named cs.
II state have been granted TO the undersigned by the
Register of Montour county. Al person having cla!s
against the estate Of the decedent requested To
sent them for settlement and those Indebted 10 make
immediate payment.
JACOB HARTMAN Js., .qdpl'r.
80 ~ Cooper twp
August %, lsG9-6w.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court OF
Coumba county, on
Saturotay, Me 25th day Of October, 1862,
at 10 oclock IN the forenoon Jacob g. Evans Admins
traitor of Michael Nhltenght, late of femlock township
in said county deceased will expose to sale by public
vendue, upon the premises, certain
LOT OF LAND,
situate in Iemock township aforesaid adjoining lands
Aaron Miller on the north, George Nhtcnght on the
east, Matthias Whilenght ON the south and others,
CONTAINING SIXTEEN ACRES.
Late the estate Of said deceased situate in the town.
ship of HemlOck and county AFORESAID.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
o. Terms made known on day of sale.
JACOB $. EVANS, AdministratoI.
Bloomsbury, September 20, 1862,
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Terms per annum. Six Dollars; Four copies 10
address, Twenty Dollars. To clergymen, Five dollars
per AMMAN. For club Of ten copies an extra copy
will be sent.
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Diseases occurring from one and the same cause will
be entirely cured by the Constitution Wator iftaken
FOL any length q" time The dose should vary with the
seventy OF the disease, from twenty drops to a tea
spoonful hree times day, in water. During the pas.
sage "i the Calculus the pHiu '" urgent symptoms
should " conDLtGd with tie prop3c remedies then
followed up win the CUnst tuition water, above
reLted.
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VIM. NJ. VAN BENsCHOTfN.
MILFORD, CONN, Nov, 10, 1861.


:
Dear Ar;-l have for several years been afflicted
with that Troublesome and dangerous disease Gravel
which resisted ~ remedies and doctors until | TOOK
'oNsrilUl oNAL WATER, Rud you may be assured that
was pleased win IN: result II has entirely cured me-
in garo 10 the medicine, have entire confidence
III its cfliCacy.
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THE W0RLD.
AN INDEPENDENT

NN INDEFENDENT
Daily, Semi-Heehiy D. Wokly Ne,cs-
212Pef.
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which give those organs time to their healthy
tone nnd vgor. We able to that the Constitu
ton Water mas cured every OF Diabetes which it
has been given.
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desire to say to my friends Of Columbia and the
Irounding Counties that have HoH In store, one of
the largest aud beautiful assormen;s OF all kinds
aud qualities of FANCY FURS JO" Lqdies' and Chi,
dreas Hear that Will be worn during tins Fall aud
" inter
NV Furs were purchased in Europe previous to the
rise in CrliHg Erchdnge, and the New Duty Imposed
on all Furs, Imported since the fret Of August,
would also state, that as long as my stock lasts,
will offer il al prices prrpOrtiOnte TO what the goods
cost me but il will be impossible for to Import
and Manufacture any turs and sell them at the
same prices owing to the unsettled state of the affairs
Of the Country,
" Reusmbsr the same, rvnJer and sirest-
JOHN FAREIRA,
7l3 ARCH Street. Phla,
Eept. 90, 1863 Snos.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-20
PRESIDENT,
Hon. JOHN NJ REYNOLDS.

1lOu. Jol1N W hG ~ AbO'
VICE PRESIDENTS,
John McIIenry Sr. Abram Kline, Esq.
Frederick Hartman, George Witmyer,
Jacob Evans, Vincent Richart,
John Nus, Harman Labour,
Tram Derr, Samuel Kelchner,
Henry BttonbeudaT, Peter Ent,
Philip Kister, Hiram Everitt,
Joseph Coleman, Jacob Young,
VIM. lkeler, David Shaffer,
Samuel Yost, Philip Appleman,
Jacob Shellhammer, Riohard Demott,
Abram Moore.
SECRETARIES,
James McHenry, Samuel Snyder,
w. T. Shuman.
The President called upon Col, Freeze
chairman of the county committee; Who in
a brief address of less than five minutes,
stated the object of the meeting, the call
under which it was made and his own
physical inability to speak. Il. II, Little,
Esq, made telling speech-the Messrs'
Derr sang capital song and the address
OF Mr. Buckalcw, which We publish else
where, was read TO the meeting by E, G.
Ricketts, ESQ,
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LATEST;

LATEST;
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
WE STOP THE PRESS TO AN
NOUNCE A TELEGRAM FROM GEN.
Mo LELLAN. SAYING THAT
THE WHOLE REBEL ARMY Is
ROUTED AND CUT TO PIECES.
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POND STRONG,
THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH
There is no class Of diseases that produce such ex
hausing effects upon the human constitution as Dia
bctes ahd diseases of the Kidneys Bladder and Trina
y Passages ana through false modcsty they are neg
lected until they are 50 aGvauccd be beyond the
control OF ordinary remedi0s, aud we present the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-20

STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS. GRAVEL
BRInk DUST DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OR
MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER URINATING
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SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN.
LEUCoRRGA OR WHITES.

rms disease depends upon an inflammation of mucou:
iihing OF tue vagina ana womb II is in all cases ac
cohpanicd by severe pain in the back. across the
medicine may be taken three times day with an IN
Jccton of tablespoonful of the mcdicnc mixed witt
ha t.plht u sOlt water morning and evening.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction that has no eqna in
relieving the class of diseases for which it has bsen
ionnd so emineny successful in curing and trust
that we shall be rewarded IN efforts in placing
valuable renedy in form TO meet the requirements of
patient and physician,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGG lists. PRICE ST.
WM. II. GEORGE " CO., Proprietors
Morgan Allen, General Agents No, 46 Cliff ST.
New.YOTk,
Sept. 20. 1862 l2m.
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new regiments, and filling up the ranks
of the old ones with fresh soldiers, all
burning to wipe out the mishaps and dis
graces of the past month or two, and ar c
ready, under the lead of their beloved
Chief, to prove their ability to do all that
he has promised for them. We do not
anticipate much delay in his operations.
He has a splendid army under him, which,
notwithstanding the recent mismanage-
ment, cannot be so far demoralized as to
prevent him from being able promptly to
take the field again. TO do otherwise,
will engender its generalization, sncour-
age dissatisfaction with the public, and
cause injury to the Government and the
cause of the country, The enemy must be
speedily met in Virginia, or such is their
desperation, they will be making raids up
on the territory surrounding the Capital
aud create great trouble and much loss by
their attacks upon undefended or weak
points. Mcclellan must speedily attack
the enemy, or he will find very soon fire
in his rear much more damaging to him
than the losses he would be likely to ex'
perience in a battle. The enemy is now
flushed with pride and insolence, and
ready to test the mettls Of our arms in the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-29

Bloody Revenge Ct the gtrcnssaunas
Some days since we rapublshsd 3 statement
from the Eaglsh papers Of the recent defeat ola
Russian army By the Circassians, but the whols
story was NOS told. A correspondent Of TIE .Le
rant Herald, writing under date Of June %, says
that the whole number Of Russian eaptives
$1,000 we're murdered in cold blood By the Cir-
e~sssians. We copy.
/ have another great Circassisn vic.ory to re
port. About ten days $50 the Russian General
EVdOkimof proceeded with a strCng column to-
ward the valley inhabited by the hostile shsDsu
aud Abaseth GlDes with a view 10 d-avastate the
whole. On being apprised Of the enemy's sD-
proaeh, the threatened population promptly NOV
ed CT with their cattle and other moVabies into
the mountains, and called on the other tribes to
rally 70 their assistance. TINS appeal was sDesd-
hy responded TO, and in g couple Of DAYS such a
force had assembled frOm ilsidss as wss thouyhf
sufficient not merely to raise a stand against. bit
70 attack the Russians. This was accordingly
decided on, and as the fortress Of Hamksts in
The nsighborh0Od vas the chiefsouros Of dabgsr.
dominating, 80 Is did the whole plain, an ssssuls
upon it was first resolved on. Accordingly. on
the night 1f the 22d instant, a strong force. cBro.
posed Of contingents nom the U5iks, Saapsus
and Abasehs, proceeded under coverof the dark
ness to the fort, and, BY a rapid simultaneous
esealads on all sides, made good a footing within
the walls. Whilst party Of these asssilan.s
engaged the surprised gsuisoh4ths others opened
the gst8s 70 their fellows outside, and the wild.
murderous crowd rolled n. As quarter Is sell
dom or never the fashion on either sids ia this
var, none was now given 10 The Russ ans. tie
wh0ls, numbering, II IS said, 1900 men. were
butehersd on the spot, and he morning broke
on not a living Muscosite within tie blood
stained walls.
The fruits Of this 5uf6 ieaay savage victory
were the capture Of large stores Of arms and am
muuiioni including several valuable held-pfsc4s
and mountain hOTi:zsrs. The large guns were
all spiked, and after the placs hal bean striped
Of everything worth carrying Cf, it was SET fire.
to and demolished IL TIA meantime, she valley
into which General EVd0kimcf had luckIssyIv
moved had been surrounded, and al the outlets
from it closed b strong bodies OF the other
m-ountzineers, aud the surrender OF destruction
Of tbs whole detachment WIS REGARDED Cby the
CircAssians) as certain when TIE bearer Of this
news lsls the.scsne Of action
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE
Active and Successful Movements Of
General Morgan!
oAPTuRR o. oEN. 3. z. JoaNsoN
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MOBILE, August 9s.-A special TO the Adver-
tissr and Register, dated K~xyile, August q
says: =
One Of General J. II. Morgan's men arrived
here to-day, from Hartsville, Tennessee. lie
states that on the 10Th Morgan advanced near
Gsllatin, about twenty miles northwest Of Nash
vile. on the Nashville and Louisville railroad,
and there encountered body of 300 Federals.
By rapid movements the trestle work on the
railroad at Saundersville was burned, and their
retreat cut off. One hundred and twenty Yam
KEGS were taken prisoners, sixty killed and
wounded, and forty citizens who were beng
marched to Nashville as prisoners, were rescued
and 200 stand of arms captured.
Our loss was Adjutsnt Niles and Lieutenant
]. a Smith killed and three wounded.
The same night Morgan advanced his force
to within eight miles Of Nashville, destroying al
the bridges on the road between Gallatin and
Nashville. and Nashville and Springfield, on
the Henderson and Nashville railroad.
On the goth Morgan returned to a point
near Gallatin, with a force of only seven hun
dred men and engaged twelve hundred of the
enemy under General Richard R. johnson, for
merly a lawyer Of Paducah, Kentucky. The
enemy were routed with q loss in killed and
wounded Of one hundred and eighty and two
hundred prisoners, among whom are johnson
and two officers of his staff.
The loss of MOrgan's command was five killed
and eighteen wounded.
Colonel George St. Leger Grenfell and Lieu-
tenant-C OlOnelD Duke greatly dis tinguished them
selves.
Bull Nelson is retreating from Nashville to-
ward Bowling Green.
Cumberland Gap is sill invested By General
Kirby Smith.
The forces of the enemy cannot long sustain
the siege for want Of provisions.
General Smith has proclaimed amnesty to all
Union men who return to Southern allegiance.
Another AseOunt-The Victory Complete.
General Morgan's brigade encountered Gen
R. r. Johnson's command of Federal Kentucky
cavalry, on Thursday, the 2lst instant, near
Gallatin, Tennessee, whsn a severely contested
battle ensued.
The enemy numbered ~sighthundred, and Nor
gan about twelve hundred.
The enemy were cut to pieces and the remnant
captured, among them Johnson, the Federal
commander, and fifteen commissioned officers.
Our loss is estimated variously at from twenty
five to one hundred and tsenty-the former IS
probably correct.
Johnson's cavalry were raised for the express
purpose of capturing Morgan
General Forrest arrived just after the lighting
was over.
Over three hundred prisoners were captured
by Morgan.
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PnPR,a ~RErRRaT.

We publish this evening a Federal eKPlana-
ton Of the retreat Of PoPE's army, taken from
TIE S. Louis RsYublsean Of the 23d. Of course
the best face is put upon matters, and q case is
made cut, with which the author appears to be
tolsrably well satisfied; but if thsre is anything
encouraging to the Federal cause in it we have
failed to discover it Our intelligence direct
from Richmond is to the effect that Pope has
g extended his lines Of retreat to a point far
beyond that mentioned in the article referred 70,
and that he was being hotly pursued, with a
fair prospect that If he Is not as good at run
ming as he is in bosstng, be viii yet be over
tahsn
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From the st. Louis Republican 23dI
Advices received at headquarters from Spring
field, state that Colonel Wright passed Carthage
THURSDAY, going south in pursuit Of the bands
nnder Coffse. Qaantrell and others. On the gosh
be several times came up with their rear guard
and attacked Il, killing IL and capturing 81 re5-
els. Qaite q number Of guns, horses, and a
large amount of other property had fallen INTO
mis- hands. The Kansas troops, under General
Blunt, were only a few miles IN the rear OF Colo
mel Wright, and pushing on as rapidly as pos
sible.
Tho rebels were endeavoring to divide their
forces. and escape IN that manner They travel
with great Tapidity, stopping to rest only when
absolutely necessary. There is still reason to
belieye that the two pieces taken by them at
Lone Jack may yet be Tecsptured- There IS
ahundSat evidence obtained along the rebel
route Of retreat that they are flying in disorder
An the bad characters in Western Missouri
ere leaving the State, becoming frightened at
ths yigor now characterizing Union movements
AGAINST them. At the Usage, where the rebels
crossed. aud at which spot it was hoped they
would be ovartaken, several horses and quite g
quantity of camp equiPage was t3nna py lAs
%nstionel troops. Pursuit VIII not be relaxed
mil Cofse's band is driven entirely frem the
Matters in Northern Missouri, General Mer-
rTuis department, are equally encouraging. Dis
.atehes from Hudson HAYS been received stating
ttbst Major Rogers had arrived there with twenty
sirbt nfisoners. He had dispersed or driven
ssav every armed band north Of there, except
Smiths in Lewis comfy, and would attend to
Them Immediately lie had come to Hudson to
get ammunition and rati)ns, and would lmme-
diately start out after Smith Schuyler coahty
,ras entirelv quiet, and there was no need Of
troops there.
al Lexington, reports state everything quiet.
No o~uerrilias have appeared in that neighbor-
! God lately. all having left with Coffee and
oaantrel. The Halleck guards are expected 10
arrive in this city from Lexington on Saturday
They come on the steamer Bacon.
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A friend lately from New Orleans, hes kindly
lett with us, copies otBew Orleans papers Of the
22d and 23d inst. Tdere was a great Union
demonstration in that city last Thursday night,
Buffers Delta speaks Of 1t in this wise:- Ms
s~issippian.
THE GREAT GATHERING LAST NIGHT.
Last night will long be remembered by the
denizsns Of New Orleans. After a silence of
many months the working men Of this city have
found their voice-that voice they dared not
raBe under the rebel ~regime-and sent it out TO
ring over the length aud breadth OF the land.
No kid-gloved gentry were to be found in that
Elass Of stern. hard working and hard thinking
men. No lowering enemy of the country could
be discovered amidst the sea Of upturned faces,
every one impressed with a shadow from the
solemHiiy of the occasion. 1t was a movement
Of the peopie-a great cry hesving up from the
breast Of the masses, that they could not and
would not be cheated ont of their heritage Of lib
erty BIZ treason and by raad-a popular protest
against rebellion in the very metropolis Of the
South, a stern graphing with treason in The very
midst and poisoning of its accursed fruit Of
hunger and death. Il is a greeting from the
working man TO bis brethren along the land,
from one end of it 10 the Other, that viii send a
glad thrill through the popular heart wherever it
NAY beat. All hail to the noble men OF New
Orleans.
The following item from the same paper, how
ever, Is a little ominous;
The New Orleans Bee, PicagRne, True DeltG
and National 4dp0cais are so heavily Teighted
with Union advertisements, they sTo unable to
bear anything in regard to the great demonsIa-
ton on Thursday night, in favor of the United
States government. eHaws show which way
the wind blows.