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The New York herald., 1863-07-07
Arrival or Prisoners or War.

FoRTREss MoNRoR July s. 1868.
The steamship 8 r. Spauding, Capt Hswcs, arrived
day from Boston.
The steamer Empire City arrived at noon To-Day
from Fort Delaware with 900 rebel prisoners bound 70
City Point.
The One Hundred and Seventy fifth Pennsylvania regi-
ment from Washington N C.. left here to-day for Wash
ington, D. c. on the steamer Maple Leaf
The steamer New York, Captain Chisholm, left 70
City Point this afternoon with about hundred and
fifty rebel prisoners In charge o. Major Milford.
The mail steamer City OF Albany arrived from the
White House this afternoon bringing down about dozen
rebel prisoners, including officer.
There is no important news from General Dix
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

Eight Cartcs dc yistt~ for 81, or I'm
equalrd style and finish a,TAIT5 OF Cosnd and
st
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
NEWS FROM GEN. DIrs DEPARTMENT.
skirmish Near bottoms Bridge, Sc.

skirmish Near Bottoms Bridge, &e.
FORTRESS MONROE, July Q, 1868.
The steamer City OF Albany arrived at Fortress Monroe
from City Point at four O'Clock this afternoon She re-
ports all quiet there.
slight skrnish, however, took place last evening.
some way out between a small detachment OF forcos
and the enemy.
Ine particulars had not been received when NE steam
or left, at ten O'Clock this morning
FORTRESS Mosaox, July 4, 1868.
The steamer John A. Warner arrived at seven O'Clock
this morning from Annapolis. with two hundred and f
teen women, and many children, route. They left
for City Point at nine O'Clock this morning
letter just received, dated Baltimore Cross Roads,
July 3. Says
Yesterday there skrmsh four miles this side OF
Bottoms Bridge Sergeant Burnet, OF Company c, Fifth
Pennsylvania cavalry. killed. No other casualties
side.
This afternoon the rebels opened on our advance
brigade, Colonel Vests with FIVE pieces OF artillery
fight onsued Our advance fell back until the reserves
came up There be fight any hour The force OF
the enemy varousiy estimated at from Eve thousand
TO twenty thousand.
Our army is in excellent health and spirits and amply
able TO cope with the enemy in our front
The enemy rushing forward remforcemens by rail
road
slight engagement took place last evening. No Dc.
cisive result.
The Fifth Pennsylvania cavalry captured twenty-five
prisoners.
national salute was arcd to-day from Fortress Mon
roe, which responded 70 by tho English frigate
Rnado. Tho United States Gag has been displayed from
bcr foremast during tho day.
The Regan battery Seventh New York came into Nor.
folk about nve O'Clock this morning. and opened tho
Fourth well as the eyes Of the inhabitants by the
mliiar sound OF their battery.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

midst Ia outrage II - emnen,y proper hat they
should be OF. We refer 10 black bats KNOX. til.
Halter 90 2l2 broadway has introduced his white aud
Straw Hats. which both scasouabe aud c gAnt and
ths IS sufhoie mt for tossing nside all Others
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steamer. ID. Il MARTIN. captain T. v Arrowsmlti. Jos
G. Arrowsmith CLERK leaves foot OF Robinson street DAFT
at O'Clock. 4. NJ Reurning leaves keyport at ococi
A ". Fare ~ cents. The Bar aud efrrshment Saloons
under the mrnag nj OF John IL. Magce.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

FORTRESS MONROE, July O, 1903.
The steamer John A. Warner arrived from City Point
to day.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

u. II. Horn, Opftcfnn. Has Powerful
Opera Glasses from ~ ~ 20 sD a. sif Brosd~a, NJ
., stairs
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

hs Upef states NIL Lass hWntfrf atef sTsry
nsle rebel assassin "A runr Ant fnsgaiin h hs antl~
Who have ben murdered IN ia fFfrEcs w4r be
history tUsl tine mAfyrs 30 tl~ nowf
ne word bsAan - the hsAiia stfwngh xsr
ant The steady nerve - pat ds~n ths nferna F.t
al tvo g-ar asa awfai pr,e'on g ~ hgursi rstFus
street cy, l<l tIlt ssptfas rss.ns an4
pfvs~ entrance Fhof on aHenla Ffsily Nervous he
bil y snd tie Polly ~ f31a gfat.
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Benutiful Compieston.-Latrd's Bioom
Youth Liquid Pearl Tor preserving and
oompeson and sEin All drugxists and s3 broadway
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

Eight Carses dc yistt- for One Doll q,
at BALcHS 49, Broadway. sks light on the Grst loor.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
= sssyEsL oNpsas o.
HssDQuAwrxxs, Dsssrfss~Y oy rlv sDrTs
70 unAn Hr.as Hnsar q Ia.r.o n f.an

nrt- Ham. ross EorAr,6 o., June 20, fsG3 \
4 cApssin Va v. smith, nns~nsh unnsd ssst~-' 10.
rc.Artrnsnt, r~ssvsd from duty = Conss~Ay of nn
ts,s a the T-p~st~p~nt of The suth
li seonnt fAssseoant Rs<nsrd sxinnw, yen'h rng.0f
@aies nfsnty, h~vssy srTosnss1 cnsrn,~s&sx of nas
vrs me psp~ssmsns q The snstA, ss1 ~ai - oesysa
sns rss p~rt<d Sc@dtnG'y
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
New Sewing Machine &c pOri um,
or u...t,,.v "a, .,s..,

at5 Roadway near Twenty second street.
THIS new Emporium for the exhibition and sale pf4br
CELEBRATED GROVER BAKER MACHINES
NJ msnuacnrers prices has been opened for the
daton OF ladies' resfl1g the Of the city where
also ebbraderns brsiina, tuokag quilting. hemming.
site tng A. r1ected BY cpmp"irnt upraiofs tho
shortest notice CHI drsns co'hng afcx Furnishing sc
hand ami male 10 order sewing nachinea With opera
tor. sent % families by the day week
Pianos at ~ Bargatu-W0 W0rcester's CeIe-
braiei ~ oetayc. elegantly carved Pianos u.-f
months VIII 10 soli great bargain for cash monthly
payments New Faaos 10 lct ait5l Br0sfway
~. WATERS, agent
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TIrE Tunv.

L,AEnros PLEASURE GRovsD
TnDITtsy
WTDHFHhAf. ItLF ssP
Mafrh fIf -. sslAe sesss. hest ia D. fa hsfaoa
WHsm wSsffUr nsfss H2siss MAJ
NJ Lsf assn~. Doilr D1tios.
- % raspt dsy sba sysrA
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Cast Iron, wroW2hs Iron md Wire
Railing HUTCHINSON wIcKERkHAM,
10 Canal street east OF Brosdway.
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W. a. Batch~Ior's Hair Dye-The hest
III world. Instantaneous harmless AMI rciAbl. sii
by al druggists and eumers FACTORY 81 Barclay street
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Trosrs-hfsssh ~ Co.'S Radical Cars
Trus. No yss~y street opposite the cBgrch NJ c0ngne
ton sh say ofacr Il 0alc- q The vemsl'
aftaBeant
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naf and ~ysLrts -sew and reliable tfenfren,-ln
frqgfts ~ the H0waft Asstat9n.~nt s~Risa eitrf
eve pp- ffet - eharge Afdfwss Dr. sslnn ugash on
Howard Assocation, Fhiladsiph
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Tan. Fr~ckies saIiownsss. Erupfioos.
Sr0,a rtecks sui oil SKIN Brmshss rJrei 81 GOT RAUD
Italian Nedoa,ed soar as Broadway, near Grand street
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
A ArrAn,ohn.raans ar cSsr rn,ckAs
At Il. u BAssFORD'S Great Bafsar, Cooper inst,ut@

LII PERSONS HAVING CORNB, BUktoSa, BAD
~ nais tender feet Ar should have them skfuiy
81 by Dir T. BRT01S Practical Ghirspodsi ff broadway
procure his Aiicyaior Of drnsy.A or BY mail at n and
~ boz For innamcd bunons frstsrri c1fns
growing nails Ac. Dr Riggs Curative shoult b. used.
sold BY druggists and sent by mail at ~ cents ard 81
hos. We anlirted, bunou ormrnlri nail
fercr. try these remedies and walk with
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

N4r..-Nr. wTssLOw Soothing syrup IL the rresrflg
of of the hesi female physaus AMI IN the
United h,at aui has been us~i Tor hy With
failing safety by millions ~ nothef. ana ebl
dfrn from the feeble infant 0f week Old 70 tAs afg
II aeii,y 0l the stomach relieves Wind rhoc
regulate. the towels amt gives health snf
nolasr 4Ld Ciiid fweny I've rabfs hptNr.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

For the Hair Bssry's Trieopherous.-
TIE bes' ant ebsspe-, Article s,ibY Dragllst.
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

Wigs, Toupres, Hair Dye, Hair Dyespg
and SsdaTis Cream, for beautfying the hair w A
4 Ia al
The New York herald., 1863-07-07

Christado'o's Ysir Dys, Presesvasive
Wig depot, wh9ssak and retail No. 9 AsJ0f H0us
The " .nY p ~ rktlfuf
The New York herald., 1863-07-07
roo LArK Sor cLAssIsIoArrox

nNAt flyUL H1tID nysENOoD FAEroy
~ set - s.i.~e~ssfee ia rfAff.ntA hgs.xl~ ssss
0f4rF Ntwns 40 T. sls 49, ~ s,,s,.-
= srg-ya SO s..s.1. yfteee sus es~ssl ~, in
rteks 49, s<ss~ srf e~vs. tsy~ ftsr1sars. las ~
$50 49, 80 rusu1tsfr ~ f.for t~asasss al 49, ~
rsss ~ srrses~t~e ssss In4.ss IN " IA
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Disrn.r. Of the N.r,ou.. srminnI.

drc..,.hsr Boge. Kicife Hair Dye -. Ia n.s. IT.
BE convinced BOGLE, Bosign sold efs'ywbefe
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EXPERIENCE WITH PEACH
TREES.

Ten years ago bought and transplant
ed two hundred peach trees, which ne tied
me two years ago, $500, The soil was too
rich, and they are now nearley all dead
-Four years ago, bought an orchard Of
800 peach trees, and 300 apple trees set
between them. These trees are lQ years
ransplanted. and last September they
netted me $4,000 They were set on
thinner soil than the first lot, except in
oae corner where they have all died.
an satisfied that peaches require tn e
sau4a kind of soil that potatoes do, to pre-.
vent their rotting-thin or poor upland
Cultivation is necessary to fruit bearing
If the orchard be seeded, you need not
expect many peaches. The kinds like
bost, are; old Nixon, Crawford's Farley.
Crawlord's Late, Meloeoton, Smock, and
Morris White.
The peach borer is an inveterate en-
tmy, lat the "yellows'' is the great das-
troyer. Perhaps that disease is superin,
duced by rich soil and common farm yard
manure. Think mineral manure only are
necessary, and little of them if the land is
properly cultivated by raising potatoes, or
low crops or without crops.
Car. Am. AgTlcuhwiSt.
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Farmers Department.
MULES VALUABLE FOR FARM
WOKR.

Ifany body wishes the mule for sad
die beast, he is welcome to his choice ,and
Ae will have good company and good eX-
amples before him. In Persia, Syria,
Spain, Italy, and indeed in nearly all
ssalitropical countries, these amin ais are
often used for riding, For rough, noun
famous regions, they are invaluable, being
SO shure-footed. by little training, too,
they can be brought into very agreeable
gait. A foreign wrighter says: ''ln Bag
dad, most Of the learned and holy pro-
icssions prefer the ass, as DO all ladies'
They are Of peculiar breed, and often
Gfty pounds sterling, (825o.) The favor
ite color is spotless white (; they are mag
Efficiently caparisoned, aud have their
uostrils slit, which is said to make them
long windedi Surely, their wind is long
enough when they bray! The bray is
Lot much admired, generally, but the
author or scarce tract on the nobleness
Of the ass, (l595, after giving US all its
sweet tones, concludes by declaring that
the continued braying of five or six asses
forms a melodious kind of music, "a song
ofworld without end
But it is with mules, as draft animals,
that we have now especially to do. They
are sometimes from fourteen to sixteen
hands high. They are stronger, sure
footed, and more durable than common
horses. They are su j1cted to compara-
lively few dseas c.. / he expense of
shseing them is slight They will live
and thrive upon one-third less than horses,
ard eat contentedIy the cheapest and
coarses, kinds Of food. Yet, it is little
1emarh able that the ass is quite fasidi-
Gus about his drink, prelerring only per
Icctly pure water. Hence the meaning OF
u passage III an ancient ella. sic Their
sites, would that the fountain of your mind
hsre clear again, that l might water al
ass at it,
Much has been said about the ebstinacy
stupidity, and viciousnsss of the mule
Put whether these alleged vices are not
owing chiefly to the i'll usage he gets, ia
perhaps an open question. Mules are
seldom known to die, or to become old
we never yet met with oue called much
over ten years Of age! At least their age
is seldom thought ofin purchasing fol
they are serviceable for thirty years ol
mere. We are glad to see that they are
Icing more and more used for farm work
I'm. .4g7icuhnriSt.
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YVES rEHN EsOssE..

Nos. o, II, l3, Is, II Courtlandt Street,
NR BRO ADWAY, NEW YORK CRY
This d.rstabshsd aud ravorite resort Of the Rusi-
ness Community has been recently reittrd, and Is
pct1 in everything that miHstrr to the comforts Of
It's patrons Ladies and families specially and
fully provided for
Iii centrally located in the bu iness part of the city,
and is contiguous to the principal lines Of steamboats,
cars, onni busscs ferries, &c,
In consequences of the pressure caused by the Rebel
lion, prices have been reduced to
One DolLar nd tgfy tents per Day.
The table is amply supplied with all the uxurics of
the and equal to that of any other hotel in the
country.
Ample accommodations are offered for upward Of 400
guests.
, - Do not believe runners hackmen aud others who
may say "thc Western Hotel is full"
u. u. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
THOS y. WINCHESTER.
. Feb Is, 1863
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY.

WHrWr, tONDI6l0 tNU0lY, Pe7n'U,
This well known School for both scAcs viii oIen
NOVEMBER 3D. lsG2.
The recent additions TO the buildings; render accom-.
odations for more than sixty boardcrs.
Vht course OF study will eubrare three drpartmcn
nhe normal lhr scientific aud tHe iUmnercial.
The Pr ncipal will b. assisted by cXprricnccd
ers lily qualified for their respective positions,
IArrhl ana Others may rest assured that effort
VIII be spared 10 make tn school worthy Of patronage
and that the welfare Of the studeuts iutclcctually
phyically aud morally, viii receive our constant re
For application, circulars further particulars, ad-
dress the undersigned at Mlue Columbia county Pa
Y, MAXWELL POTTS,
JOHN u. PATTON, NJ,
Milville Pa, Sept 49, 1859.
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READING RAIL-R(AD.
SUMNER ARRANGEAIIJTs.

Craat Trunk Line from The North snl NOrth.Westr
VI Philadelphia New NOr, leading PJttsvilIe Len,
non, Allentown, EastOu, g., &c.
Trains leave harrisburg for Philadelphia, New Yon
Reading, fOltsvc, and all intermediate Stations at
a ~, and llup m.
New York KpT,ss leayes Harrisburg at l2J u IN an
irving at New York at % the same morning
Fares from HarrisbTg To New.York So 900; to Phil.
adrlphia 81 . aud $40 Baggage checked through
returning leave Nw.lOf, al Il n. M ? Noon and 2
p. m, Qitsburgh ENressl Leave Philadelphia al d A.
m. and 3 lj p. N.
sleeping care in the Few-York Express Trains,
through 10 aud from Pittsbrgh without change
Passengers by tho CaAi issa KailrOad leave Port
Clinton at las m, for Philadelphia aud all intormrdi.
ate statlonsi aud at3 N ft Philadelphia, New York,
and all Way Points,
Trains leave Poitsyile at IN, aud 2l5 d M for
Philadelphia and New York and at ) 30 M for Auburn
aud Port CliHtOn only cOnn4ling for Pine Grove and
with the Cattawissa kail Rod
An accommodation passeItT train leaves Reading AT
III, aud return from Philailphiaat at 8 IN.
" All the above trains r daily, Sundays excepted
A sunday train leaves Ptsvie at 7.3O a m, ana
Philadelphia at 3,l5 m.
Communication, Mileage Season, and Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates to ad from all points.
G. A. NlCOILS,
May II, 1857 ensTal Superintendent,
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TINS INSTITUTION, which was cstaJjShcdi in 1914 and
is now Consequently in thn crhtcrph y,ar Of its
rnr", numb r. am"ug it, nradunt-s. hundreds Of the
m0st@nrrrsstl Merchants 'ud business Ncn Of our
Country
1 DEcr Of tn Institution is soaly to ford vounc
mon nc'Iiti's for thorough pr rparationfur basinss
TINS BRANCHES ,u0rr are, Boot.tecp ng, as appIco.
bic toth' NarGus departments of tr dr; bjp
both plaza an nrnam .ntr; lbmmerc'ai 1air Nh bc.
matcS, Ndrig0iio" u5rH IFg,HCcr'pg, Draainy Bou.
og7rlhJ, dnd .Ho"c"R Languages.
TIE SYsTEM OF INSTRUCTION sptcuiiar no classes or
SIT Lessons are made Of but each student i aurl
Individually 50 that hr may commence ut any time md
attend AT whatever hours are most ruuv .liant
CNTNLOGUES arci sued arEHaly after the 18th of
containing names of tn student, for t year and nIll
particulars of r'n-, &C. an may be obtained al any
time by addressing thr Principal
Is EXTENSIVE ACCoMNoD roNs, 1rida-Sprcdd rpput,,op
aud IN Ie"gbg erper'c"c of ho Pr"cpai this in,iu.
Inn on rs hcIlIis superior toany other in the conn.
try. for Young men wishing tuprcparr for business
and to obtain AT th' salur time DIPLOMA t-hjch 1rjV
pr'rr recommendation for them them any Nrrchan.
tile House
fy-CnrrENDgN's SERIES IF TrpatiScs on Poor. .Krrp.
iNG now more widely circulated than nny other work
ON the subject, are for SAL at the Coil &c.
5. HODGES CRITrENDEN,
.fttorneyat.Lan,
PRINCIPAL
Jan. 25.Js6l
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VALUE OF APPLES.

There is scarcely an article of vegeta-
ble food more widely useful and more
universally relished than the apple. Why
every farmer in the nation has not a good
apple orchard is one OF the Mysteries
Lpt every fam ly lay il from two to ten
barrels or more oil apples, and it will be
the most economical invest Hent in the
w. ole range ofculuaries A raw mellow
apple is digesled in an hour aud hall +;
while Boiled cabbage rtqar's Eve hours.
III, most hea,hlul dessert that can be
paced on the table, is Il baked apple, |.
taken freely at breakfast with coarse
bread and butter. with meat and fish OF
my kind, it has an admirable fleet on
the general system, often removing con
sIipation, correcting acditios, and cooling
off febrile conditions, muc h more ehectu
ally than the mo approved medicines. -
lfiamilies could be induced 10 substitute
the apple--so4nd ripe and luscious-iCr
the pies, cakes, candies and other sweet .
meats with which their children are too
ften indiscrele ly stuffed, there would be,
ays Dr.. Hall, diminution in the sum
,oial of doctors bills, in single year,
suG ut to lay in stock Of this delicious
.ood II whole seasons use.
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NE y COIVMRUS ArADFRIy

fh' t"lu"hus Mate and Fcmals Acaaemy. VIII apen
IL htN term anon I"csGuy IN. Itn q Nuv. Ittg.
'hl' stHo" nd'rs superior induce nrnt- TO ell VI 30
are d'sir"us OF acquiring HcCdcWicai educauuu-ts
prepare i teaching or to obtain taorauah know Ie'gs
Of any ~ th' uu Icrn or auci NJ la ruagrs
For further information cuquir' ii
5. EiNGiAN. Principal.
. >c or Of j'IiS KuoAg sscg"
Oct. Is loo.
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OFFICE o. JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
Al Jay C00ke 4 g.. II l.kGTS.

ia SOUTH THIRD SrRRET,
Philadelphia Nov J. 1869
The undersigned, having nrn appointed subscrip.
ION agent by the Scrtgry ofihe Treasury is now pre.
pared to furnish at once, the
NcU tWe"tY Y'0r 6pr cent. BonIs
If the United States designated as Five-Twenrs re-.
leemabe at the pit assure ofhe Govcrnmrnt, after five
wears and outh1rized by Act Of Congress, approved
February %, io' ?
Tnecoupon bonds are issued in sums of $50 500,
sjn0 $1,000
Tn Rcgutcr Bonds in sums of $50 SlOO, $500 s 1000
lnd 5000.
Interest at six per cent per annum will commence
rom date of purchase, ands
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
iemi-Arnually, which is equal at the present prem
nm on gold, To about eight per cent per Annum
Farmers, Ncrrna ntS Mechanics, apitGlists, and all
VINO have any money to invest should know aud re-
member that the bonds are III effect. FIRST Wort
!age npon all all Roads rank Stocks and S.ru, iii :
ind tbs imm nsc products UfaI Nh Manufactures, &c
Sr. IN III country, am that III fan an am,r urovs.
N made for th1 payment of thh int ret 2r auia9t-
On OF principal by cIsto luI"s ENrI ftImu. uut
ut 'rnHl Gevonur scrN 5 L. moEu thr.r Fuirl, rh.
Dr@, .h'% .trafd'd/e uliH tauit p40a/9r
Jrc"s W".t in thc Hotl1
Subscriptions rrroiv ad at Par in Legal lpafc Notes
II not and check. par nu hupk- l Hhl. I,raia eh
rib'rs by mail vii receive pronp ulr .u.n and ,,
ry aGliy aM""Ni ilantt"n will u. ud,rJa. 500 nqp'Ira.
ion ~ This file.
frIl suprIy ot bonds viii /. /. ,t,,at -r...
iut' delivery
ECooK~. s.ha ,.....
Nov.s ~ am.
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NOTICE.

II persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the sub.
Nscrlber ON Note Book Account, or Otherwise are
hereby notad to cal and settle the sa me tween
ana the FIRST Of January 1863 II ot attended 10 nv
Bhambcrlin's for collection w ''f'
p,o ,,,s,,,., No. 90 ,.o, e. MENDE MALL.
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STOVE AND IJN-WAEn tTCr.

SlUN II AND 1JN-NAI,E fIJ-I...
:, { liE Undersigned woull inform thu citizans
t6L5 hlp.hI-bIrs HuI vicinity, that he hus iusr r
fgs eN'd ana OIL rs "r sale uf The most uAtrnsiy
S7H assurtm'nts uf COOK Hpd FANCY STOVES
ever lnrojucrd iato This mHkct The Chri,truhrT 10
u"lhl' James Rohba aud G,br among the Gst elias
GnoNih4 SlNsull q" hh trr Ail-tIgh and gHs burner
His Parior ,tu} "a are handsome and Tie A. lirt "a
ried, AL'O Particular attention s paid to TN Narc
ana iiuuSr shouting. upon short iatcr. All kinds Of
r'raiung VIII b. done with ucatncsS mud tcspatCA-
- Country produce taken in exchange f1r work
Bloomsbury May IO lace
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

. ,,,r.,,,,,,, . "''0' Hr1E!tl TIC "
| u, IENs testamentary on the estate Of Daniel Rel
peceased haVepeeH granted by the Register OF oun
bla county To- tue Undersigned also residing in said
township alpersnus hav,ng claims against the estate
OF the deeend mare requostedto resent them 10 the
Aechler al MS residence in said township Nithob
delay and all Persons Indebted to make payment forth
with. PETER HERRpiN' Isys'.'.'" :"
Deember, {, le6g,-es -'''s'"''
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-21
AY ER'S
PILLS.

Arc You sick, fcobls, and
oomplainlng1 Are yUu out ~
order, with your system de
ranged, aud your feelings un
cumlortublei These syuiJ.
toms are often the prelude to
serious illuess, Some ht u
sickness Is creeping upon you,
mud should he averted by a
timely use Of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Fills, aud
cleanse out the disurdered hu
inors -- purify the blood, and
let the fluids move ON mub
structed In health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tiyity. purify the system from
tttp plyittictiuus which make
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-02-21

IN th' lnitrh States.
Fire Safes in frJ. MI came out rgAt; rith con.
tents in rcoi C0rditjon.
The saamander Safes of Philadelphia against the
world.
EVANS e. WATSON,
have had the surost demonstration in the following
tlical that their manufacture Of alamandCr Safes has
W l'ng'h fully warrant I'd t representations which have
zen mal" Of III m H. rendering ndouhtad security
against III terrific element.
Philadelphia Apr IL. 1855.
NcSsrs Er1"S g. Hd'Soa; Gent. men II affords us
TIL hi"h ST satisfaction to to yuu that owing 10
the v'W rrul"rtiV quull Dtt two Of tn Salanandpr,
Sit Wirh "" purcNts uf you sunc nv month since
we saved larg" portion Of i,wcry aud ali hooks,
&C. exposed Ia IN caamuos, fire in Runstral place ON
tn morning of tn llth inst.
When we rrH ct thgt tl's saCs were located m the
tanrlh story 9TH building occupied and that they
III subsequently ntuH H. ap uf burning ruins VIII the
vast concentration of the heat caused tn brass plates
mrt we cannot but regard tn preservation Of their val
uable contents as most convincing proof of the great
curity afforded by your safes.
w" shall tnke great pleasure in recommending them
men Of business as a surr reliance against fire.
GEORGE W, SIMMONS & NRO., Jcwellcrs.
" they have since purchased siX large Safs.
JuIy 90 leO@' August 20. 1859