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TNIfTY DOLLARS REWARD--Iw win ,ay the
II reward Of htty dollars for th. tsiyery in Jail
90 that get him, OF my boy NO SKA, who ran OF
in July last, from Mr. Henry Massie, in orange
co., WHARF, he was hired. He has been J since
IN Caroline and also ct Mr.. = A. spotswo ,a's in
Orange. where he has a wife. He has relat' ons In
p incc William county, near B&nassaL He 10
about IS as Of age Ave feet 9ncds Ia be- ght of
dark ginger-b bread color with good front I. 9th n
thick suit OF hair. a. eyes unusually red by
P. O. ls Fredericksburg, Va.
ia23-ln CATLETT UDNW AY
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~ d. WYATT T. co, Of Cholestou. 4 e
~ beg TO lie form ;heir friends every-hss. In,
the great fre ich occurred 10 our city la, n,yh,
lid them no Immediate injury, ciSSe- In Asr ,,oos
" private houDes-
We feel this announcement dus 20 our trsos,
Who have "a Largo smo1ni CT properly In our hud,
Ohariestcr. u &C. 1stb, iS6 de- lR-u
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- real coed and sexviceabts KNAPBACK, or
WATERPROOF O,JAT, CAPE, LEd0INH,
CATERS, HAVE16AJK, BLANKET, &C, 10
70 the KNAPSACK DNPOT, corner Of Governor
aud E1in greets o~s' Mr.. Gpencsp Olcshin4
Estshlishmsnk where y~u will End full assort.
msnt oheap. 6uAsrs = d companies supplied.
IL A1--irS
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DJAE s.-.Ek3'FE MILLS,

itt'tt - l4ItHIL MILLS,
Oiiice % Pearl street. {
: - lr1vr 1'8ErARI3 10 furnish ''Uonisde
! MIL F.!ToH GROUND GOtPaE, an ex
cs,srat subattu:e .or ha prs article. 1t Is pus
40 iu pound pRraTz, neatly la5el'ed, and
elcfo.' Il ca:ss q sixtT-foo- pounds eaca. Price
81 ee--s F33jeCs ~ q L. gc3;.I,. o tie trade.
8. ". EDBiEGUE,
If Er---frn~ fgrnt Ear - 4 Hauufgotrra~s
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~. MEDICAL. GARD.
~ OFFICE PRAOTIoa

~ OFFICE PRAOTICa
DR. PLUME Of the cid Ned "a! House, cossn..
himself mainly 10 An Office practice, on Frankie
street, little below ,ae Exchange Hotel and M..
onaily opposite Odd Fellows Hail where saurI
xnd confidential tTeAtinen; may be obtained on r,.
sonab,e terms Those who have BEEN espossa },
cert Ain contagious ailments, are invited " o.p
early.
Communications by mai. or otherwise, prou,ou,
At ended TO. ohico open fro1 . a. NJ u!.PT
nIy It's RTCHNosD Va
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HTCR SALE.-Fhat beautifully located & ISL
r DHNCE Oh Fourth str ct, CANDLES HILL
Directly opposite Traits Cottage, containing SIX
Rooms. Fer s1asl sized family, no more desirn
bio location Jean be found In this city Inou..e OF
AKA Scyder, ct Richmond stove Works.
Ye ,
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OA1D u Nv = ~ OVO2Ds
ON ENaLIsH Army ovnROoATs.
AsJV 100 piece, Ensiish Blue PLAIDs and
Is pieces Easllsh Black GRAPE.
as 8 pieces Eceiisu 4 0onfsd~rats Gray
CLOTH, imported BY the ELLA
WlLSOa 4 Neil HAINE,
fe 5-2~ Petersburg, We.
I UST kEUkIVED 100 3, d. Of urenshaws
- bss. Military GRAY CLOTh. Also, 100 yds-
OF Crenshaws C0nfsdaIate Blue Doeakin CAS-
SEAEEE, which tina subscriber will % ]. At q
small advance, or MsKA UP In UNIFORMS, 1t
The shorlesi notloe.aDd on reasonable terms.
JOHN HAR1Z, Military and Civic TAlor,
n Inns 9Th bet. 1Foa@ End Craze ITS.
nlL CLOTHS. suoscribers. having In.
creased their fAriiisics for man ufscturing, are
1cw prepared 70 supply mel chants with Oh.
CLOTHS, Of vs-i7us widths, from ~ TO s inches
wide Also, GAP CLOTHS. These goods viii
20 found Superior to sny other m N ufscfured In
The South. The attention Of clothiars Is psrsieu-
sly called to ,hess goods: SAMPLES and prices
| forwarded ! ? rusii. RHI1H 4 Pr Ri,
Factory neer Central Depot,
j. 3l-lmt Office en- A.in AID Hovernor sta
JULIUS sYOLE desirss 10 notify his friends
frarJsry. 1862, re wiz rero-c las lsfse stock OF
Dry Go de, Clothing. Boo:s 81 "a, Fate, a1d
Caps. opposite. No 233 Broad .lreet. th:es doors
osl' " ar. Marx Dcwney Sore.
rct--eer 81 and sth streets, l. 70. fa't 'ih Dwell
pg ard Store Fi,tHes
ia 2o-lot< JULIUS SyTEF.
sTj,G LISH PILOT CT.OTa i Ss-e darn
Il biua hsavy Eng Ian
-. PLOT JLUTE,
In store ana for sa.s by
ial-c. EAf)f}Ft ps2FER"Iy.r..
- EW GOODS NEG Ga ,tit,,' CoEsP
y At WHOLESALE An / T. ALL
1900 y,rds Eagiish Oah'o,s; 80 yards
splendid Lawns, ofgan'!jr'. sd j .cOpfts;
eco yards DENNIS aGd Lii -. for pants; ; coo
yards Bleached Cotton; 400 yHrds Swiss,
Checked. aud Striped MuS ius: 5'0 Under
SaII g and Drawers: 900 ST. "a 'tauls; IO, 900
| yards ) Si.s and Cambria I. ee@ aI,d mart
iugs; 501 yaru2 real ThIaeu ...ges and Edg-
| !" X. Pe'son- wanting bargains r their
| own use, or to sell again, will % veil TO give
| Il call at EZEKIEL'S, II Main st,
e. Il m3iisTL's Old stand.
s,a Ii. AZ TTpM ANS SHIRT DEPOT
Tor IIassimere sand Flannel Shirts for
| Nerino Shirts rnd Drawers; foT I-eggius and
| Haiters, different styles; for Wool Head
| Covers and Comforts; for ~ s.er-proof Rlan-
| kets and Leggins. 100 Main street Eel.
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w. DIR. jos. II. CLA0ATT, refuss. 'er
~ the county Of Jefferson, Va. ana .; ,v. '.
years practice, respectfully offers his s.vy,..s.
the irhsbitsnts Of Richmond 10 oil ,he brssst..
Of profession.
Ofics On Main street, over .h. Bsak a. Il.
Commonwealth. and opposite the American NJ
'@i. 10 ls-lbs
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AAVINGS BANKS.

NTOTIUE-Tbe SMALL NOTES lsu.d BY
| = Richmond, Fredericksburg ard Potomac
r abroad Company, will be redeemed on prsssula-
ten 81 she Office OF the COmpsnv.
Ats !. GENTRY Aud,os
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%TCfICE In all cases where Live Stock
IL Of any kind are killed OF wounded by
The cars of this company, aud the COM
iany may he liable Tor the injury, The owner
81 II gave notice Of the injury To the nearest
Section Maser, IN order that Impartial re-
terees may he agrsed on oetWean said owner
and Saction Master, lone 10 - selected by
each, and the two TINS chosen to select a
fhirJ,) who may aseertafu and report the
value OF the animals killed, or am omit OF
lsJpTy done. SAMUEL RUTH, Sup,t.
UFFics OF r., r * T.. x Il. Co..
kirhmoad, heb. s, 1852. (
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=. zNJFAL- ILLEaH7 u. KING hiss,
=, moved LIS stocs Of tIRpCERIlS to III
,~.ss. eaca.sd by ACstin & Gentry, doors ves
: -js Il s.sud
- eiAlti2n - the ba3t se9rt;nant of Groceries
ga DE- no eined during the VIZ, tha subscriber VIII
5erq &C ts0G a sock e Kay, CcrG, Eye, Oats
-, ''asd 2ote 81 Meal, &c. a. lowest c.sh prices.
f.5S-,.pi gysy II KING
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DISbOLUTIOn.-r 90 partnership OF
WATKINS s. FICKLEE expires this day
By limitation, Either Of the subscribers may use
the name Of the Arm In liquidation. Our books
and accounts viii bs found In Office On the
second foor Of our late storehouse l59 Main a.,
where all persons indebted 70 us will please cali
and make immediate payment, and those having
elaine aSainst will prssen; tn thers for settle
ment. J. b. WATKINS
JAS. B. FICXLEN.
Richmond Jan l, 1854. Ia 2-lm
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PROrnssIO. VAI. CARDe.

~ Oh n T.. 0ARfA onsfe Pc lroAs-
~ hoi 81 services 70 ths c!s 49, ~. = saeanaad
aud vicinity. He can be foun. .ns' nish y
day at his residence, On Ffaukiip b. 'ee, hsxs dow
above hs Metropolitan Hal, (Dr. s'afadsss
old cfice) Orders lsft on his sis,e, we IVES.
ham Bousr, Sidney. viii feceiss bis immediate
attention. 49, t>lA I'M
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- OK RENT--IGe whole OF the second ard |
third stories OF the building corner Of |
Main Gnd 1S,b streets, two Il ,ors running
the whole depIh OF tina building, and two |
rooms over the store of FIR. Favier, on 18th |
street.. The whole. with Il Sood entrance
from 18Th stre9t-not Quilted FOR families.
Ia 10--lW T. SPESIE
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Nir|lntult1 uispattb.


FRI = .>cn........TbB Ia. 'ss..
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ID ANAWAY-s2S REWARD-A negro nan
IL namsd 9ILBERT, aged between 40 snd 80
years. His color 10 black. whiskers grey, under
the calm He 10 abOEi six feet high; black hair His
clothing Is a black coat and plaid summer panis
bought hin At Dickinson Hill auction room asi
Tuesday. BE was brought here by gentcTns
named 'ihos &. Neal. OF North Carolina. he left
my premises Saturday afternoon, between s and
o'clock. The shove reward viii be paid by
Il A. MYERS, 6S Main strcst,
Richmond, Va
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80 ViEeaAsA hYa WllskEY.

= Bis. virginia TFlIi3xEY, Of good quality.
g. b5.s. very fre old 2ye WHISKEY, par t
17s wears o. /.
30 boxes ana rackeses 1us Chewing and
Smoking T FI:A:tG J.
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WOOD AND COAL.

NLOVEk HILL GOAL, AND ARTIFICIAL
~ COKE Il am prepared to furnish Glover
Hi Goal at the fo'lovsinx Ir ices:
Lump, - so; Hall. So Mixed g. Fine, g 50.
ARTIFICIAL COKE, suitable for Furnaces,
Stores, 80 e6. Terms cash.
@. J. MACMURDO, in,
9th 1t West Of Petersburg Depot.
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NOAMIrTED TO JAIL AS a RUNA-
~ WAY--Was ommi, ted 10 the jail Of
the corporation of the City of Norfolk, on
the I2th day of Saptem Der, 1851, negro man
ALBERT BROWN The saiu pegro man is
five feet six and = half inches high, and
weighs about lao pounds, has a scar on the
right arm about six inches long, dark COM
plexion, and about twenty-five years old.
Had on when committed gray clothipv, and
says ne belongs to James Fisher
THOMAS j. CORPREW,
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nISSDL TON UF UO-PARTNEK.
IL SHIP.-The CO. pertnership heretofore
existing between the un dersiGned, under the
firm of MILES, JENN1k HS Il 90, wa
dissolved by mutual consent on the sth inst
All persons having claims against the late
firm will present them to G Z MILES & 3so
for payment; and those ind CD ted to the Il rm
will make payment to q MILss & Bko.
Il. Z MILES,
80 JOHN N. JENNINGS,
B.. ID. MILES.
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=. >5r,..s-. 49,. 2. All. Gen.
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1- DE-. 4. w. HAN 'OOK having bean =,
~ dered 70 Gen Ewe'l's Brigsds, "a snr,.s.
viii necessarily be alb eut from the city for o..
Those wishing his professional service. viii A..
cis representative, Dr. JASxsH WiLIiIss a. -
flee, prepared to sitehd to tdeir Gala.
DIR. JAMES n. WILLIAMS Offers hi. r,,s.-
sons servi aes TO The citizens Of Richmond and Vi
oinity. Re may be found At DR. r. w. HI,cnr,
office, on ID AIN, between Sd and 4th street. =, :.
Mr.. WV. 8. PHHIIPs office, on l2sh s,rss,
tween Main and Bank, At the usual Office hon,
Any messsge LEFT Al either plsce viii BE- pror,,,
~ attended TO :. rP'
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N,7Y orleans Clarified @oG Crashed SUGAR
Iaa.oIe and ior saie ~ Gao. /. EE2RING,
l. L---fl.A II Main
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The undersigned will continue the SAD
DLERY and HARNESS BUSINESS at the
old stand OF Miles Jennings l. Co., undsr
the frm OF q z. MILES & BRUTHEH, and
solicit continuance of she patronage so
literally bes lowed upon the late firm.
q. Z. MILES,
fe l2-ts H. NJ MILLS
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In Withdrawing from the frm OF J. Y.
SUNDHERG 4 GO. / return my th anks 70
my friss Dis and customers for their patronage
during the last SIX years, and take pleasure
In rec0m m ending my late partner, Mr.
CHARLES LUNDIN, who Will ont1nue
the LOCKING and PLOT UR T.
FRAME BUSINESS, at the old stand, to the
patronage Of the public.
feS-3Wt J. V. SUkURERH.
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NIB3OLU ftvN.-The co-partuersh,p hereto
fore existing oucor Tho name Of SPENCE
CAREY wa Dissolved BY nntual constant on
the lss inst The business will hereafter be cen
duoted In theDarns Of Fl. y. SP5VCh
II. i 8PNNCH,
IL <-a Il. W. GARRY
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DISssDLUTxONA, H..


CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
We have this day associat ted with ue Mr.. T e.
TER SPILMAN, as n partner in our bust
ness. The style of the firm, from this day,
will be BEERS, PCINDEXTER co.
All persons indebted to the old firm will
please call and settle their accounts as early
a. possible. BEERS l. POlNDEXTAR.
Richmond. January /, 1892.
IN 4
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t,VOR ia 1.-Two large
IL WAREHOUSES;
Fronting on Cary and Dock streets, between
leth ana 10Th. Apply to
ia Sow GEO. :. PALMER
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The subscribers offss for GALE two hnndrsd thou
sand pounds Florida Leaf TobeSco, suitable foG
the manufacture Of fec cigars, both 6llsrs snh
wrappers.
We arc tho agents for the sale Of the Florida To
haeco. and coming from the planters direct, mann
factrrezs and spoeulstcrs caunot fail 10 make any
selection they wish. The sooner applications ass
made the better. g. WYATT Il co,
No. l63 Bast Bay, ChAriostcn. Is. q.
Syrk
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sI'Oh kGET-Possess1on given INN ediate
= ~, the brick dwelling bouse on 26th st.
between Main and Cary SITS. The house
contains 9 rooms, besides lbs basemant-
There is a large lot attached to the housa
with stable on it, and 4 we'll In the yard.
Also, two desirable wooden teuements on
adjoining lot. Terms reasonable. Apply tc
THOS. Il SAM'L HAEDGROSE.
"a 6-lmt
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1OLU lIDIA DLNOC RAT.
sDITED BY LEVI l.. TATE, PROPRIETOR.
EsR.0ONESEsgIEgG, PA.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10. 1862.
Democratic Loyalty.

The Chicago Tines handsomely COM
plimcnts the loyalty Of the Democracy, as
shown by their efforts to crush the rebell-
ion. Never perhaps, in civi! government,
it remarks, has SO grand spectacle been
presented as that Of the Democratic party
Of this country coming up unanimously to
the support of an administration which
came into power agains! its wishes and up
on issues out OF which have grown the trou
BILE, with respect to which this support is
given. The President commanded this
support at the moment he made the first
call to arms, and it has never since been
withdrawn from him for a day. 1t has
been unconditional as to the means to the
great end, ouly that they should be consti.
tutioual, and that the great end should be
lie ID continually in view 1t has been as
cordial and disiutereStcd in the press and
through all civil chan nois as lofty and
self-sacricing and devoted in the field
The Democratic party has furnished nearly
two-thrds of all the soldiers who have
gone to the war, Gud when the draft shall
como it will furnish from its decimated
ranks its fair proportion cheerfully,-
These soldiers have gone under the con-
vctions of duty impressed upon then. by
the Democratic press, where all their lives
they have boon accustomed to look for gul'
dance and counsel. Tbs President owes
more to the Democratic press for the pop
ular unanmity which has sustained, As
well iu times Of disaster or triumph, thar
to any other influence. When this popu
lar unanimity has been impaired, it ha'
been by his own party press and his Owl
party majority in Congress.
The Democratic party and the Demo
cratic press claim no credit for all this
The fact, however, may as well be called
to mind occasionally. Had the President
own party and party press been as tru'
since the war began, the country would
have been in very much better condition
than it is now.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-13

INFLUENCE OF MUsIC.--Napoleon, con-
fessedly the most consummate commander
that ever lifted sword, who by his tao
tics out, gcncreled all Europe, had strict
regard for the pieces OF music which were
played by the soldiery on particular &C.
casons. Certain tunes were prohibited +,
others used only under peculiar circum-
stances and others reserved for the final
charge, retained only to be let loose per
haps with reserve corps; and it is stated
that in making the famous passage of the
Alps, under circumstances the most ap-
paling and dreadful, if the soldiers at any
time hesltated in their march, he ordered
the bugers to sound their liveliest notes
and if the obstacle was so great as to bring
them to dead halt, the whole band was
ordered to peal forth the charges of battle
which never failed to bear them over the
most formidable difficulties.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-13

Res A Texan and an Illinois farmer
were speaking of raising corn, etc, and
the Illinois man was boasting of the supe-
rior yield of prairie land, and telling large
stories as all Western men can do, to
which the Texan replied; I'll tell you
what, stranger, they truly make large
corn in your clearing, but it amt cir
cumstance to what WE raise on the Colra,
do bottoms, Why the corn there aver
ages thirty feet in heigth, with twelve ears
to stalk and a goure full of shelled corn
at the top"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-13

WHICH is THE TRAITOR The Re-
publicans dencunce Vallaudigham as a
traitor, and cu uogizc Bingham as Pari-
OF, They are both Representatives from
Ohio during the last session of Congress
they gave expression to their honest sen
timent as follows:
Mr.. Vallandigham said at is in tn e
restoration Of the Union as it wGs in 1888,
aud continued for over 20 years, that |
am bound to the last hour of my political
existence"
Mr.. Bingham said "Who in the name
of Heaven, wants the cotton States, or
ang otherStatcs this side ofperditlon to re-
main in the Union, if slavery is to contln'
ue 7"
Pray, now, which is the Traitor I VIII
some Republican answer.
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say- Van Amburgh elephent Tippo Saib
got out of the meuagarie in Lewistown,
aud after leaving the pavilion he made
his way to the Poor House Farm, who e
lie was found some hours afterwards. He
paid no respect to fences in his route
Where they were low enough, he walked
right over them, but where he could not
do that he laid a pannel or 50 down and
walked through He did no serious dam.
age, and was easily caught and marched
by his keeper to headquarters
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ssy- Some contemporary, who seems t.

sSy- Some contemporary, who seems to
know all about the compoue parts of any
editor, says he must possess the constitu-
ton of a horse, obstiaancy of mule, and
independence of wood-sawyer, pertinacty
of dun, enduance ofa beggar, entire res
ignatiou to the most contounded of all
earthly tread mills and another adds, he
must bo q moving target for everybody tc
shoot at, and not grumble if he gets COW
hidsd.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-13
THE UNION UNDER THE CONSTITUTION, c

THE UNION UNDER THE CONSTITUTIONS.
Such is the doctrine of President Lin
coin in his reply to Greeley, and it is the
doctrine of true patriotism
But it does not suit the taste of Greeley
and his Abolition co workers, Sumner,
Phillips, Hickman & Co. They are for
"Union, over the Constitution"
President Lincoln's doctrine, il faithful
ly adhered to, would give, what all good
men and sincere patriots desire, "thc Uni
on as it was.
The doctrine of Greeley, Hickman & Co.
ifcarriod out, would inevitably land the
'frec born sons of fAmerica" under des-
potism.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-13
Choice Poetry.
"A Mothers Love.


Welove the friends our hearts hold dear,
Our sisters and our brothers,
But most Of all, we ought to love
Our dear devoted mothers
Although this world is dark and drcai.
Its joys partake Of sadaess,
fetnow and then there will appear
beam Of love and gladness,
friend may love US long and WE'LL
And cling through JOY and sorrow;
But hsn some evil cursed spell
May chill his love tomorrow
But lirmcr than the love of friends,
And stronger than all other,
Tho purest love we ever knew
Is that Of our dear mother.
A sisters 1--we is fond and true,
And full Offender feeling,
Appreciated by the few,
And often unrevealing;
Brt dearcr than n sisters love,
And fonder than all Others,
The dearest sweetest love on earth
Is devoted mothers.
a brothers love is firm and true
A father loves us longer;
a wifss devotion greater still,
And her affection stronger;
But dcarer than those loves combined,
Aud sweetcr than all other,
There is no love as true and kind
As a devoted mother.
Thy TIL that spirits hover round.
From evil to dcsnin u.s.
That friends whom once we knew on earth,
In Heaven may still befriend us;
But dcarer here than angels love,
And purer than all others,
The love on earth we need the most
Is devoted mothers.
Then let US prize our mothers more
While they are / # to loveus;
And cherish in our hearts their words,
II now they watch above us;
And n''er forget or treat with slight
That love above all others
Which fiiled, forever burning bright,
The hearts Of our dear mothers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-13

aW- have known a good old man
saws Bernard-who. when he heard Of any
one that had committed some notorious
offence, was wont to say within himself,
"He fell to day, so | may tomorrow
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-13

ga franklin very truly observes, "The
eyes of others are the eyes that ruin us.
II all but myself were blind, | should
neither want fine horses nor fine furni-
ture."
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TINWARE & STOVE SHOP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his ola iienu
j aud customers that he has purchased ms DIwneis
interest in the above establishment and the concern WI"
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively -, ,.
- lie has just received and offers for SAFE " ~, ~
AYk est and most extensive assortment OF MI
.xsgH I'OVES ever introduced into this market .
a His stock consists Of complete assoI'nem. W.
iii. hest Cooking and paOr stoves in the market oge
or with stove Fixtures of every description oven ana
Box stoves Radiators Cyindar Stoves Cast Iron ar,
Tight stoves, Cannon Stoves, &c" &c stuNfPlpo J
All kinds of repairing done, usual on short nollce
The patronage Of old friends and new cus!os cus!nppr '
specuully solicited a. NJ NSiH"
RooBIsburg, November I'd leGo.-n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-09-13

value of the Union, and have so constantly
before us line of conduct so we'll calcula-
ted to weaken its ties