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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
CAPTURE OF TWO SQUADRONS
OF UNION CAVALRY.

headquarters Arny Of Me Potomac,
NoU. 20.-The enemy continue to raise
oarthworks around Fredericksburg, but
no new batteries were visible to-day.
Early yesterday morning, a large
body Of the enemies cavalry, said to
have been Hamton's Legion, crossed the
river some distance above here, and by
evating the pi"kets, succeeded in making
descent upon two companies Of the 3d
Pennsylvania Cavalry, in General Aver
ills brigade, near HARDWOOD. They
captured nearly every man in both COM
p nics.
The roads are improving, and supplies
are coming more freely from the land.
ings.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06

WHAT SToPs THE ARMY From the
army news we publish this morning
says the ~ Y. World, it will be seen
that the only reason for General Burn.
sides long delay opposite Fredericks.
burg is the ineflicency of the War De
partment at Washington. The army
supplies are not forwarded in season, =,
and General Burnside finds it as i'm.
possible to move as did General McClell-
an und similar circumstances. But
how is it the rebel army can move so
rapidly with not a twentieth part of the
military resources that are at the COM
mand of our government, may be asked
Partly because General Lee and Jackson
are in friendly country, but mainly
because the powers at Richmond have
brains and energy, while those at Wash.
ington have neither. Had Gen. Burn
side been properly supported he ought
by this time to have reached Hanover
Junction, but the utter want of system
and forseeing which prevails in the War
Department have brought HIM and his
fine army to stand-stll on the north
bank of the Rappahannock and have
given the rebels all the time they needed
to block up the new road 10 Richmond.
Let no one blame Gen Burnside for a
delay which is not his fault, and let those
who censured Gen. Mcclellan for his
alleged slowness remember that he had
even greater excuses than his successor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06

AN EHGINEEn's RrspoNsIpILlTY.-A
railroad engineer keeps his eyes fixed
upon the track with the stcadincss ,,of an
eagle every moment that the train is Ill
motion; aud if one will pause to think
If it, when dashing alone at the rate OF
five and twenty miles an hour, it is aw
tul to remember that he is the only
person who does look ahead. The fire
man takes 1t easy, firing up when necs,
sary, ringing the bell, applying the breaks
&c as he is directed, but he does not
trouble himself to keep steady lockout.
As to the conductor, brakeman, a., they
cannot look ahead even if they wanted
to, any more than tho passengers can.-
1t is cnrious to think, too, how slight a
thing may hurl the train to destruction; ;
the breaking OF a hange, a rail, nut, a
screw; ihe suddent slipping of a valve
any of these apparently unimporlant
things, will send the train whrllng
down preeipice or into a river.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
B@gn \ corresponding Of the Steele the

By" \ correspondent of the Steele the
government organ of france writes from
Iunis, Algiers, as follows -
"Our college of philosophers a: home
may, and probably do accomplish Z
great deal for the cause of science, but
the Americans are the people to turn
the discoveries TO practical accounts
Many of the modem inventions here arc
American, and one American chemist
DR., j. e. Aver Of Lowell, supplies much
of the medicine consumed in this country,
His Cherry Pictorial, Pills. Sarsaparilla
and Ague Cure constitute the staple
remedies here, because they are of easy
application, sure in their results, and
have the confidence Of the people,
While the science of Medicine is carried
to a higher perfection in onr own coun-
try (France) that any other, it strikes a
Frenchman as little singular that an
American Ph> stefan should furnish the
medical skill and remedies or our Prin.
cipal Province.
We are happy to inform our readers
that these superior madci es which the
Empero"'s Principal Province is obliged
to get from America may be had by our
neighbors, at the Drug Stores in Blooms
burg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
,<gs's ~ ysgglgwl,zyzySs~-
~ e.. S-'-.:ss Is.1fS;@sNN
NE.l.'I y q !Sll :'X.,1Sl'SIA
esGe vi s.S-sss 81 - } .i. = - y ~azV
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

The Arnies Htthm Sght--G Great Events
al HoRd.
We have very little news from the
headquarters of Gen. Burnside. Not
much is allowed to transpire. But so
far as known, Gen. Burnside appears to
be fully prepared for a forward move
ment; and the moment this takes place
we may look for great battle. That the
rebels will resist with all their force the
crossing Of the Rappahannoch by the
Union army, there can be no question,
as their fDrres seem to be concentrated
at and near Fredericksburg ready for the
bloody contest. We annex all she items
of interest.
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READING RAILROAD. II
SUMMER dRR7NGE.uEN'TS.

Crcat Trunk Line from The North snd North West for
~ Fhiin rlpia New N"ri Reading, Pottsvillo, Lcbu.
non, NilrHtoNI, EIstOu. & %. Sc
Trains leave harrisburg for Philadelphia New York
Reading, fusyil uId al intermediate stations at
N, aud l.0p IN.
New YORK Nps IS leaves Harrisburg at l2i a m ar.
rElhE al New ! ORR att - the same moruin.
fHrrs from harrisburg, 70 New.York $4,000 a. Phil.
aAclphd 81 - AMI -! -. baggage checked through.
Returning Lave Nrw.HurN at Il, NJ = Noon and r
?, N. ~ ,bursh hNpresSJ Leave Philadelphia ats a.
sleeping cars in the Ncw-York Express Trains
through u ana from Pittsburgh without change.
fa'sehgrrs by no tatawissu Halroad leave Port
I!lhlon at 1i'a M Tor Philadelphia and all INTERIM di
an all Way Points
-, rams leave rottsyila at m aud 2l5 p m, for
rhInltphii ana New orN and at $50 m Tor Auburn
@ aI rHt tiIhlnn only connecting for Fine Grove aud
Ah a'eohuhu Ilun pass niger train leaves Reading az
~, ana return trtm tnlaqelphiaat ) m.
- All ia" above trains run daily, SUNDAYS excepted
ny SGhHai tram Iavrs Pousyille at 80 a m, an
Philadelphia al 3,lj IA.
Communication, Mileage, Season and Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates 30 and from all points
,. &. A. NlCOrLS,
"'' 80 Gus General superintendent
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
siz5g MANHOOD,
-A.-&Ay How Lost How Restored

Just Published in q Sealed Envelope Price cts:
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment an radical ,,
OF Sperhlatorrhu1 or seminal weakness, Inyoluntnry
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The worldrenowned author, in this admirable Lo,
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COLU UMBIA DEMOCRAT.
SATURDAY, DECEMB7 R o, 1862.


BI@ We a"e pleased to lears that
Bowie Knife Potter, of Wisconsin, has
been defeated in the Milwaukee district,
by over 5000 majority, by r. A. Brown,
a true national democrat. Thus. one
after another of the "Union Saver" is
left at home and an old "Union Saver"
sent in his place.
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THE WAR IN TIE SOUTHWEST.
FORWARD MOVEMENT OF THE
GRAND ARMY,

Cairo Nor. 20.-Tho grand army Of
south are al in motion.
General Sherman, with forces lele
Memphis on Wednesday.
General Grants army struck their
tents yesterday, and marched off on the
Holly Springs roaG' Seven days rations
were prepared. Only one tent was al
lowed TO every twenty ncn, one to the
officers Of each company, and six vag-
ons to each regiment.
The rebels are falling back towards
Granada, tearing up the track, carrying
off the rails and burning the bridges a5
they re,ico.
1t is reported that they are even NOV
ing the heavier articles of value from
Jackson, Mississippi,
The prisoners that have been taken
confess to the utter hopelcssnass oftheir
cause in the west.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
CHEAP MILITARY CAPS

MILITARY CAPS, ofevery sort. size and ouaIitv
for sale cheap az the bloomsbury at Can Emp0rluIn
Aso-GToceucs, ContectiunaTies 4 Cigars,G &c
JOHE K CIGTOT
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pROCL A a: ALTON

w HEREAS, the Hos. AARON X. PECRHAM Prcsiden.
w Judge OF the Court of oyer and Tcrmncr and Gen
cral jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of tho
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
IN the !Uth Judicial District, composed the ccunti
uf Columbia Sullivan ana Wyoming, and the Hon JoIn
MRcynoldS * II phcn aldy AssocatcJidgcs of ouu,
b county nave IsstC the irpr2ccp airing date the G,l
day oi sept III the year of our LorI Thousand inh
hundred am sixty two to directed for holjnr n
Court of Oyer Hul Il rnincr ANA General Jail delivery
General Quart sSl"ns If the Peace, Common Pleas
an orphan Colrt. III boomsbHrg, in the county of
tulumhId, on tn first nonday, (beng the l,t tn1 of
December next. ami - continue one Werh.
NniIca Is rhy given, to the Coroner the Justices o(
the Peace ana COnstGls of the said county of uubn
that they be thH am there in their proper persons a,
10 O'Clock IN th forenoon Of said day, with th records
lHgisitius ana 9th, rantmhrancc do thos tbinrs
which To til Ir ohcss app rtHin Ia be done. And these
tht ar bound by rrcognzancc to prose cute against The
prls0nrrs that ar may BE- in the Jail of said cov Of
t"lHa to b. III N an" there To prOsccutr Tn m AS shall
b. JuSt Jurors ar" request "a to b. puuctual in THAR nt
ten lance dgreeauIy to thyr notices Dated at boOus
bri u lSl Gay OF Nov" the ytar of our Lord our
thluhnn eight h rat dnd slXtytN ana in tn eighty
5Ath year Of the inip'n rnc; Of tn Unitcd states Of
An rita' Coca save III Commonwealth
'ErlAH II. FURM " Sheriff
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Jan. 2j.fs69 12m


600 000 MALE OR FEM ALE
OOO WV agents to sell I.oyds new steel platr
county coorcd Map ofths United states Canadas ana
New Bruins wick
From re, cnt surveys completed Aug IO 1860: cost
100000 to engrave it and one years time.
superior to any $40 map ever made by Coou or
Mitchell and SAILS at the low price Of fifty cents; 30
600 names engraved on this map
1t is not only 9nnty Nap, but it is also county
and railroad Map th' United States ana Canalas
combnod in one giving every Rail road ataIon ana
distances tween.
Guarantee any woman n lnau 81 to s. per day, and
VIII tNc back all maps that tnnt b. so AMI r,fand
| the money.
Printed Instructions how to canvass VIII furnish,d d
| all our agents.
! Want1d-Whoasolc Agents for our Maps in every
state, California Canada. England, France and Cuba
a fortune may be made with few hundred dollars
| capital. No Competition. j. 4. LLOYD, No. lCi
Broadway. New York
The War department uses our Nap ofNir.inia. Mar
/ ylhnd, and Pennsylvania. c"-t SluoC0O which D.
marked hntiaam Creek, scurpsbnrl ''aryland tights
WIFI ans port Ferry, EhorcsN Ili' N0Jhs Ford. .n,.
an others on the Potomac aud every other place in
Maryland, Virginia aud Pennsylvania, Or money re-
fduGud.
LioyfS TopogropLicm Nap Of he .iucly,
OttO, lpaea"0 G1H MjnolS,
is The only authority for Gen. Euc and the War De.
parlment Money refunded to any one finding error
From the Tribune Aug .
on L@yI %ap of wrSa Mi[ya"d m and R Rr'9nsyya
and it is the best which can be purclaseo"
LLOID'S GREAT NAP OF THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
From actual surveys by Capts Fart, and VIM. Bow.
en-, Mississippi River Pilots, of st. Louis, Mo- shows
every mans plantation ans owners name from st.
Louis to th Gulf of Mexico $50 miles-eycry sand.
bar island, town landing aud all places 20 miles back
from the river coiurcd III Counties anl states Pre-.
IN sheG+s g: pocket form, AMI - 10 on linen with
rollers. Ready sept 20
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON Srpt. H. lsf2.
iLnyD sir: It nd me yo4r nHp ofthr Mississippi
River, with prIcc per hundred copies. Rear. Admiral
Charles Il. Davis, commandments vi sippi squad
ron, Is autlotH tn purChds uaHy as ar required
for use OF that sqna irol.
"IDEDN WELLS Secretary oftho Navy.
October ii, lcG2 81
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY,
IANviNe, Cohm.lia Cosallu. Penn,

~''N) '''''''>''' NN'''pDs 'itN a.
This we'll known School for both sexes will open
NOVEMBER 3d, 1869
The reccEi additions To the buildings; render accom-.
o'atio, for moro tlan sixty buardcrs.
The course OF study VIII embrace three departments :
-tha NJ ma The ScisHuic ami the omIucrcial
Iht PraclpG viii be assist by eNp. rIenccd Teach.
ers ttIly quai 70 10 thciT tespeCtive positions.
iaTont' ana DINERS may rest assured that no effort
Will b" spared 10 make he Sul0u worthy of patronuge
and that the weltrc Of the students int pctuaIIy
physically and morally, viii receive our constant care
For application, circulars further particulars ad
dress the undersigned, at AIllue ounbia county Pa
Il. MAXWELL POIIS,
JOHN B. PATTON, 4. NJ,
PRINCIPAL.
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Prepared by Dr.. j. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Hasa,

-. p- a. p uiH, q VI Gagcnbuch, and ] L Mover
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1ngrNnti q + Fowler FowlrrsvilIe; A Miller, Ber.
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JI!y -, leU4--iy
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Ayers Cherry peCtogal,
TOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness.
Group, bronchitis, Incipient COM
sumption, and for the Relief
OF Consumptive Patients
in advanced Stages
of the DiaeeSe.

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other for the Of throat and lung complaints that It
is useless here TO publish tho evidence of its virtues
unvaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
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Few arc the communities, families, among them
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As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders, and
as they know too the effects Of this remedy need
do than TO them that it has all the VII.
tues that it did have when making the which have
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r..
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06

Having sold out my interest IN the Greenwood Semi
nary, to VI Potts, who was for several years
connected with the Institution sCul teacher
hereby cheeriuy commend him To my friends ahd pa
siiion he assumes ana in every way worthy the conf
dence and patronage of the public WM. BlRGESs.
..,,.,,, - . . Prime pes,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTTCE

, ,.TSnn EStaae OF Conraa AaamS, deeeosed.
hdas S0 o, administration on the Estate Of Conrad
Deen granted bythe Register Conmo d.eG,Ia h9Ee
tate of e all persons having clan against the es
The ceuent are requested To present them TO
,ytn,, ,I,,,s,rator at his residence in Oronge tvn
ment Sor,by and all persons indebted to make nav
November Is, is6s-6w.. ''N "h'AN'bhh;
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EXCHANGE HOTEL

pu,,,c .o,.. 80 Wv dal@s
F01L'c SQUARE, WMRES BARRE P1
'THE undersigned, having tokon mi. ,..,, ,.-....-
lie o formerly of Major Putcfbaugh respeciy soli,
NO pains will be spared In a,, c ia. ,-..
RAR LA satisfaction TO all guest The r. iE @ ,
"a" VIII always be supplied win the ''"'' u'' VIC
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Tho 1ood Stabng for Horses and attentive Iros,,o..
SQUARE and has therefore peculiar on .ne Public
odires Court or doing business i'm The nubic
N'B'-Whenevor you come to town. plcoso cou
Wilkes.Bo,,a Mo- - ,a II. J. YAPLE
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Catharine Beyri"ger, decd.
T ETPER testamcntory on the estate ofCallatlnc Ne
/ Iringer late of Beaver township in olumba count
deceased have been granted by the Register of Colu
ba county to the Undersigned also residing m shid
township; all persons havInn claims against tht Gs
tate of the decedent are requested 10 present mem 10
the Execuio or at his residence IN Beaver Twp" without
delay aud all persons indebted 20 mahh payment
fort6with JOEL BREDBENpER,
Oct II, l5G2-Gt, LALotIoR'
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- INDEpENDENor, Preston Co.. Va. 9th July, 1850
pR. D. e. AYLR; Sir, have been afflicted with pair1.
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Leucorrhna or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterlmo UICerntInm. EemnIe DIS ensea.
sypliIls and Mercurlnl pisense.

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schirrus, Cancer Tum ors, Enlersscm sras.
liberation, Ceries s,,d IxfeaaSioa oG
tha Ennns.

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-29

Asmussen Chss. DpsW II BY rs
Of 60 40 - 4 so
Ahsl @ II, sturlsvants lst addition
Is add y hfof IL ii 81 so lo7
Ault c, 0ursy's sab div 20 Of
IL aud IL 10 $40 50 40
Adams 4, Faltons I'd, sllo 10 $50 50 40
Arnold G. Opt. s1 SIS so ss
Asnil Jackson, Arnil's LIST adj.
ton, II 35s 80 l0S
Amil Jesse, Armil's lst sddi-
tion, 90 50 Ito
Arnold L, two acres Of land part
Of hf Of ons-fourth OF
sec Is township rs MAGGIE.
commencing at stone 20 n .,
themes " It from said ~
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