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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-12-12

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rl.r, v.,s Gor,ine, Yesterday mud ro .l9,.
~ V..'lo,s FHrl tnnotr r,ir,s from tla
jn., I,,,,,o, nv. f,,,c.s ,,nl.r Corrr.l rn.
.,,d ,La ,yI.nln nf Ionn,trr,t's r,y,Ir.
n. ,rt.mrt,I y,.t.rII, t3 cross t,,c Iit,r
Cr;nrh Init Mere renul,rd our los. at III.
crn.r of ,c..nrJ,v.t t,,t v,.s f.ty NJ.
,,,,,,.r.I i,rr,,i,r,.s orS'r,;u.rv Thr,'py,
; ..nt from, n6r of General Ei,c,y,s STAN
i,,-, IN
Nrc. tbo Gol.. 81 J,,c,viIlo Srnd,, oe
,yl,ir5 I,,Irrr5,n1rI tbc TLirl Baftalisn of
a.. Si,,r,rfh I'iinnt, cavalry I,ft their t,,,
Sur rroDs back to care for the Rebel wound
rl gIu, -.r, ,..,lr}gl y.pa2 pvyG.yrj ?
ONE WA, Dr. Iiul,tcd formerly of Ohio.
Major Beam. wilI a norton of the Sixteenth.
wii. leave here in The morning. ON a mission
of yrprcancr. They will take no prisoners.
NIrrb N ,.rlipr EXISTS agaip,t The prisoners
we have here.
expect to leave tomorrow, for the scene
of Lo,tiItiv,, ON Cliuch river, and telegraph
authentic details.
BRILLIANT AFFAIR rs VIRGINIA.
Cr,,urpr. Gar Dec q.
-, s....,...l.., r.I,r.r I,,,,r, l..
'n H4'o,"'S 's'' No''',' '.'.''','
P''In'd l'i,o 'o''a''',"s =" ."I t"I Ini"1i.
Sn C, ,"'i, ~ ,,,,,j ,v ,,,i' ~ ,Ii,r Rom of tbnt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-12-12
}iurdl Atfatrs.


L-gy-KELiGIous NoTICE.-Diyne service will be
held in the Presbyterian Church, in this place. oppo
site tho depot on every Sabbath morning at IL
o'clock Rev. J H. NUyNc. Pastor
ly Brinc service viii be held in the Baptist
Church in thi, place. on Sunday the 9th Of Dcccm-
ho-, anl afterwards on every second Sabbath after
noon al . O'Clock. ?. VI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-12-12
DIVISION OF THE Mrss1ssrPpr.
THE VICTORY IN EAST TENNESSEE


CINCINNATI, Dec. 7.--Ihcre Is no later
news from Knoxville.
Gen. Sheruan's forces arc supposed to be
near that place by this time, and informa-
tion of Longstreets retreat is hourly ex-
pectcd.
The Commercial has received the follow
ing despatch:
CnATTANooGA, Dec. Con Friday last
the rebel cavalry force attacked our forage
wagons near Harrison, twelve miles from
Chattanooga, capturing twelve or fifteen Of
them.
Advices from Kingston state that Shcr-
mans expedition had Longstrcct hemmed in
with poor chance to escape.
Our bonts now run to Kingston.
Gen. W. y. Whipple has succeeded Major
General Reynolds as Grants chief OF staff.
Gen. Reynolds takes command of the troops
at New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE Star has the
following.
farewell, Tenn. Dec C, noon.-The
cavalry scouts have just returned from the
vicinity of Biair'S Cross Roads, and report
that rebel column was passing all night
from Knoxville to Blairs Cross Roads. They
heard tho mcu say that they were going to
Virginia. that the Yankees had them sur
rounded, but that they were going to fight
their way out. The Union scouts on the
top Of ClinCh Mountain say Large camp
fires were seen last night on the road from
Blair's Cross Roads to RutlCdge. There is
no longer doubt that Longstrcct is re-
treating
TA2EwELI, Dec. &C p. M.-Thcrc seems
no uouot 'ut 'llaV hohSa'recI is IN I"l re-
Ica'' uCScIler 'il"' CAME III 'C-""y re-
Po''S tnat ne came out Wltu the column on
.lle 4lll' .lle ihlahlr{ ahu tuc uanspott2lion
iiiON nv up '"c '"l,c! o' tue "''lei s'ue "l
tIe ho!St"n' ana tue cavalry on TINS sIoc
20 cover 'ncih from an "',ach rom inc mon
VU"P9 III !"'S 'I'ihitS' lie 'a'N among lhI
TGpci soi'lera was that 'hCE were gong 10
virginia OF To NoF'ii Ca!o'ha'
tos'tr CaN"I! UN!si"" was Io"F IH!ie-
inns sIue OF MaynardSNiIic at : L. NJ. when
tlic courier Iel' 'ley we're preparing 10 at
''cN ~, 'Ie enemy ca'"!'!' =,
ANE" G'1'' iti,"'' l'V'' - ~ h'-AI, i, e'
t@,c @ ltPu'Ho o' S"c C"e''$ CnN"'i! ~ ''l
N''ic" I'EtF ." 'Nc Sec"H" 'htir "hoIc I"EIl
c~"n''hu''' ~ I" mover H'o"AH' ehocaN"rIuS &c
t"'n oU1 HalMS ana 20 Io[ce some o! '"I
I'r9', III a,' 'ne'e e"'Ft7 'hVl were i""G
/ any '!'I'.,l "".N !" 50, Ci"I ''S""u'''S' II
aH"''Icn, We S"'c'coc,' III pIncnn3"S II p,'
non on ,he Na"t! ROAD near i'u''e"Se' III 'h'
rear OF kanHoG' column. .,.,..
lC'eTu'y 'hc """'c C,N"T! "I'i"''N ID
me direction "' NhoN'i''y;
zen. "r'!'am 'i'S|"' '"'"" ey IHt'A ,"'
I"a"' III lFohV are "'ocN""tu' an,' .IaI Ho
/ enemy nave Huf"' the IH,'I"a" n'l'' 7lS al
/ n'.""ocII! iIan' ana M47SI CICth; Il
ln'S De Ip' u inoIc"Oe" tI'"' Lo'7Nce' - o'
soon viii DE- r''ft"lE&.
CtpNtH report lLhl CtNuONa.IhI Niz
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-12-12

= The rema'u- @! CAPT G. :. DAVIS. we have
been informed. arrived at sel.rs grove on Thursday
morning. The irucrai ceremony will take place mt
Scrs.rovo. Oh Sunday n.ornins next, the 18Th Inst,
at l0t clock.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-12-12

~ We direct ourialy readers to the advertise
rcut Of the Misses SE sscr in another column They
have just opened well selected stock Of millinery
goods Of the latest styice.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-12-12

UuNNiNU UUUUN 1
Black Glossy silks,
"A Black Cashmcrcs; L
super Black Mohairs,
Fine Black Alpaccas,
Black and Purple Delains,
White and Black Figured Delaincs
Black Crepe Maret7,
Lupins Back all wool Dclaincs,
Black Silk Bcrcgcs,
Good Black DphcEc.
Plain Black Gingram-, /
Plain Black Calicors. ?
Neat Figured Black CaliCocs,
Fine Black Sack Flanncls,
Black Love Wells,
jouvins Black Kid Gloves,
Black silk GauutIctts,
Black Gloves in Variety,
Fine Mourning HaniEcrchiofs.
Black cotton and wcol Hosiery,
Black Thibct and Wool $hawls,
&c, &c, Sc.
\ nice line of the aNayc goods no
cn and for sale at low prices.
i. Y. BRIGHT d son.
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$4,000 AGENTS WASEG.s3!!
RARE OPPORTUNITY
1000 Watches Gold Pens & Pencils,

L
VEST, GUARD 4 NECK CHAINS,
CUATELAINE CHAINS AND PINS,
ENGRAVED BRACELETS
ENGRAVED SPRING LoCEETS.
Seal Stone Rings, California Rings, Chased Erss
Masonic Elus, and Pins, Gcuts California bia-
Iuoul Pins, tglitouir Diamond Eyr bruIs,
beautiful sc,s OF JewclLy, New styles Studs and
Baluus, etc,
WORTH 100000,
To be -oh for one Dollar each, without regard
value, aud not % be paid Tor an you know
what you are 90 get,
In all trlr'nctors by mail We shall charge fr
1rin, tn Luslg-s p cents each which must Ig ,u-
cirsal when the ry1ue,, is made 10 know what you
c.u have. AFTER knowing Nu1. You rgu haye. taru
n VIII be at your option 90 send 81 take the uUteir
u. U.t.
Five articles can De ordered for Sl--eIevcn fog Il
-tiirtY.Gg So siNiy.ayc Tor Slu-ani ono AuuIgrl
With Oe information ~ what you can have vii. De
sent Circular giving TON Instructions 20 AEor- luJ
q lu'l Catalogue of urIeits uuu then 10 win be a'
your option 90 send and rot thy ur,i '.- or not
Also, .r a. INtI send "a .l,.l silver shield 1'
either Army Corr. Pin, With your name, r,siu eat
au1 company haadsoAeiy engraved ul1u b.
A.i.u#
=. ". Ward & Co..
Bow i'1i. Nos Nark 1Os bl144g"F
urr o.. lrlI-l.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-12-12

e-y~ A Singers Sewing Machine, but
little used, gcered and well adapted for
tailoring, will DO sold cheap. Inquire at
chic Office
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-12-12
EXECUTOA'S SALE

y Il 7. \ y Y y \ N
~ pursuance 0i thg provisions ~ me '.st Wli aul
testament ui . ohm Alin .., l.it yI -hamuttu l.ga-
sAiI. Northumberland euuufy, drsuls. d. ily ul4el-
Hfuel vil. se.l. upon Ite IlymIaes,ua
sntssrduy, gav itth 90 NSc'emhc-',
A ID 1898 iv rubU, veudue of uutrry 40 t.H'
.uflaia niece og IkAUI u4 LANb. benz e.. .....
.4 l.IM ,t all drg.i,uf, rluatu iu r..H .H.
.su.Aip affl,ali bounded ty laulsof -.. 30 t.r..
uu DE cs.a land, ti rei.r 7',tei 900 Naf N.f OH.
shairtEin Ctrfs uni ifulH oi Mm AuurgHan rrI
Samuel Til,r aH che south ari mnuHiHn hUl .4
iLg LHIln containing sh1ut Wa ucrgr Hul il UHIr
She's fili.l measure Nule af les uu which sIr tt.-
tsla goa Las paA'Irs home rr-sN sN.ue Mi
aiAer u.inaIiA|Ur
Ataul ttn aeIt. aTH s..l timber laul fle f.I.leH
u .Is.irl aai lu sHll f'sin ni f.lUFHuHH
IH. ...rUl Commence 900 rg. rs n A..
the ds, tfIti.h sAsa lef-.s q rals Hii bs nsa.
sa.aa " .....,.,.
| AL....L-r Nnr .- -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-12-12

SCHENCK'S PUINONIC SYRUP
Wu Care
CONSUMPTION.
sohencAs Pulmonic Syrup
Win Cure
CONSUMPTION.
Echnnck'5 Pulmonic Syrup
WIN Cure
CONaUMpTION
gcheuch's Pulmonio Syrup
viii Curr
CONSCNIpTICN.
schenck's FulmOnjc Syrup
VIII Cure
CONSUMPTION.
Schanck's Sea Weed Tonic
win Cure
DYSPEPSIA.
sehenck'5 Sea Weed Tonic
VII. Cure
DYSPEPSIA,
schenck's sea Weed Tonic
viii Cure
DYSPEPSIA.
schencly's sea Weed Tonic
VIII Cure
DYSPEPSIA.
schencA's Mandrake Pills
VIII Cure
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
achoncL', --a-lralo Pills
NiI l...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-12-12
FOR SALE.

VNuE sToNE HOUSE. ossup.sl as dwelling By
i WM L. pLNAkI
f0r terms apply uu DE Premises
sunbury, AoyeinbeF a. 1865 -6t
slGsAN AEIHAEN,
Game a. tno Itvmifts oi lhe satsruteT ol tLc s.h
b, sel letal,. l4al-a .I.n..A tluHu Naa,r ..ia.
Nean ot The onucr b Trlu.rri in call l.J
thsF lee und take q asay va plIl br 81 ..ri.a 4
d. laa. JusLFN tAlA4-u
l.as, Aususts O,t 20 --gas.
.AsuY Strength Wls ihfa oven f1 h mY fifr 4 D
zoe. IA iafl1a Sa ai1sFsTY zoe Eay staf tHf
raaU..l auA seas figiaaehs sri vaIu 0Hi tifs ~
.5.alh lfitfy sIi paa sHA tHftrl g. ls. .a
A..as Goll Melsl 8alslsl-r -if uh,ittu % +f'
+. ~ aHHtsaiHlsItrf N ~ t..f'
ms. -utUIt. Baui traileiHf arl tsifit. bff.ssi
aia.Fs sRllf ya4 alsf, hshi sst stfatls t.tHt
h@4Hs gs4 llss tssss A. 4yl Nsft la'
81 lsaa =. n pslsl ~ llssip ssss'. -.
4ut
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-12-12

No. 1888 Chesnut Street. opposite tho L. s. Mint.
Gallery, Reception md OF Grating Rooms ALL ON
FIRST FLOOR.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
The Wright Serenade.

That eminent convert to AboNtionism,
uon Uandr;ck p WRIGHT. was scron,dcd
''S' evening at '"c No"'.H'n'u', u '"o
oXIensc of his new friends. he play.
iag of the ban which was generously
hired bv The Union Lcaoue for the occa.
.Y,..., ,.o ,.an.;a. e ,,,..n;,,,
''o"' "i''''0O '"' "''''''0' " Po'V''' ''',''
until aooutaS many were g"'"ereu t'ge'H-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
Democratic Victory in New Iiamg-
SHIRE.

"hco the war O'1"r' n.n' sen' p'''
ton OF IN army BACK 10 'eN I'" lsn're
to vote the administration '''N '' II must
have SEM WITH 'he'" t"e ingenious "''-
8faph'o agent WHO COOKS up Tue nF'' news
OF diSas'',' 10 our arms ," ''7'N'a
nose !" 'he Ill 81 ''''S''"S are ''''o-
FeS' out o''er I 'i"'' ""c" 'fo''"o'''!
news l. re'''''"' ''Fy TARA out % le
''''' "'''o'-' AIM u mas provo" ''
~" Hampshire. " IL" al '"' F.'"'"'
showing "I"'! D''''' cF+'I' So'"*' '"o ''l-
''o ','''' ~. ~ "' > ''
~ '''. 1,''(' '''' "a,
- ~ ~ Do." ''',' ,,. u."' ",'| r "a. @I'' ~
1'''
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
Arrest Of q Judge.

Judge Constable, Of the Fourth Judicial
Circuit ourt of Illinois, has been arrest
d by order of Gere'al right, for resisting
ne arrest of descricrs. He will be tried
tie U. S Court at In iianopolis
Major General Mcdowell aud staff, and
lr,gadier General Slcmmer. arrived at
ac Burnet House last night. Major Gen.
R,sseau is expected to-day.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
MARRIAGEs,

On the 18th ult, by Jacob Shipman
ESQ. at the residence Of the brides faith.
er. Mr.. VALENTINE WnITE>1TE to Miss
ELIZABETH I oRRApErdI II, all of Hem.
lock township, Columbia county.
at Town Hill, on the 10th inst. by
Rev Il. Wadsvorth, Mr.. HIRAM WOLF
of Fairmount, Luzerne county, to Mis-.
ELEcTA ScoTT, Of Fishing Geek, Co.
lumbla county.
AT the same place by the same, on The
| lth inst, Mr.. ALrRlD NUBrER of Hunt
ington, 10 Miss HARRIET a. SoRBEn, o
Union. Luzerne county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
Purposes OF THE WAR;

TIA
cosaRrss, ~ vore NtARLY UNANaMoS' rus yocr or
V',,ya ptsotUrtpS, wHCH EXrRtssts lhE sU
@ N roy ASp IL rnl TRUE STANDARD OF 10y s besn
rnat the present dcplorabc ciNi t Wat ,s ~ of the
th,,u tntss now IN arms against tue ,hr, IN
mt and in arms around lhi oaP"n' aii feel
~ N,ti,1ni .iyerrcncy, Congress, banlsning o." ~, ,iy
. Is Na'',' ,sjn5 or rc.cnimcnt wilt recollrct ony
dnyt'th whole county hdt fh's ~ar IS No' % ""a gr
,hrir par H any spirit Of oPpresS0', ~, yU ,5,gipg
sr ca ,,rr.t Or subjuga'tOH or rpHrpoScW "'t, ,tn ~
,,srfSrt ,sh the rights o, established .,
o,c S.ffs 6at 10 dfrsod aad mdHtG,' the % ,2
, cgnalitg, and rigAts Of tie ssrcrdt To'ts ua|pa'
soop as tcse oIjects are GceompHs"e" "' "a'
ouyAtio cease
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

Said the old hero 10 friend at the
Hermitage, short time before his death ;
"The Abolition party is di,'oyaI or
,auization. Its pretended love for Free
} u means nothing more or less lhan civil
war and dissolution Of the Union. Horo,t
,nen Of all parties should unite TO expose
their intentions and arrest their progress.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

4 NEAT Country STORE Mr. j. Il o
CREA,Y Re,ps an excellent store in Cotta'
vissa township, only Two miles from
B,oomsburg His articles are choice and
good Moreover, Mr.. Greasy is very
oblipine aud g,ptlcmouly merchant.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

General Buru-ide was IN consultation
with the Secretary Of War nearly all day.
He leaves to morrow for the field Of his
operations.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
CaiiaWiSsa Rail Road,
Reading Rail Road.


PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the company afpo' d, M mG,enh 'nI CaloW
M'kNlN" Mhlh
pot,.y,iie. pmegroy.. Iamar,a subury, WilIamspcr
III Mira Rucllt niagara. tdi-. buhNo, Allentown.
Wi.kcsbacre. riu,ton York. Carlisle, Chanbcrsbsrg
IIagrrstuWu, Sc,
THIS train conu"cts at READING win East Penn
s,iyaniH Euirlri trains for "'leutoWn, &c aud Win
a Ikr-b1Ir.. WHli4msp0rt. LrcG liavcu. Eimira,
at II iARRiSBrRG with Nortlru Central N1mhcri'n
SSS"y,tyimS"Tland, u iam.port YORK, Cnanbrr.bIr.
rinrgrovo &c
leaves rnde!pn' t.",;2 at aa1 r. r for Reading Potts
,ilir irnrgrovr hurri,burg, Gc,,nnn cou at iIarrs
burg vim P,nu.y ylyauia C"otal Railroad trains I.
pI,t.burg &C, Norhr,n Central Railroad trains 10,
S'ublIrp Northumberland, Eluira &C, ANA at rot,
Cltnt5n with ,atawI.su Railroad trains for Milton
WilIianisport, Ehuira Huhao Sc
READING AC.OMOnATION
Te,vss Reading atG3j 4 NJ. stopping at all way
stations affE,. IN TH',.I ", M ~ i ,p W. M arriys
in E.nling a, 5s0 J. w.
Trans for rmalcpnia leave larri-b bur at g \,
qua m55 I'm. r NJ Nd oSa traia. ay" arIsGag lJ'
A. ,,l f. ~, ot . 10 T. NJ arrrt iug al Phi Id in
nj 5.00rN
Mar"Il t[a'n w" f,r Esa,. .t1
i,,,s l'nyrs ,;ra linn AT h.! noon. ana DpwnIuglpwu
at ;r n" ] i"t rri rams yam ' aIiy @ ' snny rScptrd
-nuIry rains Ilyt pufisvillr AT 1sJ ii aud rhiIa.
"r'ph'a at ,;,,'rIiIr.grsrR III rsR VALLEY RAILROAD
Passengers from UoNuInetoNu aud iutcrmodiat
poih, take taa -j VI AMI 4,3a " 'rlIus from rmI-
ana ID a noon
NEW YORK EXPRESS FDE PtTTsUURG AND
TUE WEST.
- ~ midnight. and counprting at harrisburg Wiin
rrnnsvIramra Railroad Exp,css .rarn for EIusbarg
Eotiruinq. tyurcss rnul,uvrs uarr hurg urri.
val ufPcnn,y ylvuna isrrsss from rIusb1rG "a 3l5 d
York at 40 NJ. si.cpua ca,- accompany ,nss
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
phlladeIphia & Erie RaiI Road.


philadelphia & Erie Rail Read.
This great line traverses the Northern and Norh
west counties Of Poen syvauia to The city Of Ere, on
Lake Erie.
IT has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, aud under their auspices Is being rapidly
opened throughout its entire length.
Il is ROW IN use for Passenger aud Freight business
from Harrisburg 10 DHltwood (2d Fork IN niles on
the Eastern Division and from Sheffield to Erie on the
Western Division, (1s niles
TINE OF pAssESoER TRAINS AT NoRrHUNBERLAND.
Malt Train leaves, East ! 25 p. NJ.
IZpfces Tram II uG
Mail " West 4s "
Express ~ 4. VI.
Cars run through WIN cHASGF both ways on these
trains between PhiludrlphiH and Lock Haven, and
Baltimore aud Lock Haven. New aud elegant sleep.
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both ways
between Wilnumspo aud Baltimore, aud Williams.
port and Philadelphia.
For informnton respecting Passenger business, ap
ply at the ). l.. Cor llth aud Market Ss.
And for Freight business Of the COnptnys Agents /:
$ q. Kingston, Jr. cor 18th and Market slsu Phila
J. ". Reynolds, Erie.
J NJ. Drli. Agent n. e. r: r., Baltimore.
u. u. Houston, Grul. Freight Agt. Philadelphia,
Lewis IT, iloupt, Gan'l. Ticket Apt Philadelphia.
Jos 'ph Dpotts, Grnl. Manager Willirmspprt
Jdnuary Z. 1853.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
NOrICE.

IT the solicitation Of friends the updorsgred would
N respectfully on himself as CANDlpNTE FOR
!. y PATTON,
Associate Principal Of Greenwood semin ry,
March ia isI3t lVille. Pa,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

Prof Finch & DAUGHTER, are holalhg
mus cal Convention in our Court House
It has been a complete success. he per-
,ormapccs were delightful.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EDITOR or Democrat

EDITOR or Democrat
DEAR SIN;
with your permission wish To say 10 the readers oi
your paper uat viii send ty return matt to all who
wi it frcel Roolpe with luii direction for making
and using simple Vegetable Balm that viii effect anlly
remove. in ~ ddts, PimprS BlOChcs, Tan, Frcckle.,
and alt impuritcs Of the skin, leaving tho soft
ri ar o.th itRi b'auufu
will also man free to thosr having Bald Heads or
Bare rtccs simplr directions AMI iurpi nation that viii
enable them to start full grpwth Of LuNurient Gar,
Nhiskprs, or Ncusachc, in less than 20 days. All
applications answered hy return mail without charge.
Respectful, yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN.
Chemist,
No Sji Broadway, New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

~ Our Receipts for February b ing the shortest
mnuth IN tn y'ar-foot up cncourl-uay. Prompt
ymunts ui's't .rriOin times, with largely iuerras'
rNp.ujllras. are tn hope and support If ~ chan "a
sIcc.,s Thanking our frruIs r tll r gen r,is r.
fragr we earnestly invoke III ir inrr a-I attention ta
prompt remittance ana punctual payur..t.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-21

NJ. and Il. w WYNKooP will COM
mence their School on April oh, 1863.
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Postscript
appointment of Provost Marsha,-Gtr.
eral.

appointment of Pr0yOst Marsha,-CtI.
eTal.
WASHINGTON, March ls.-Tbo following
General Order has been issued -
War Department, Adjutant. Generals
Office, Washington March IL, lsG3.--
General Orders, No, 67--It is hereby
ordered -
First. That Colonel James d. Fey.
Assistant Adjutant General OF the United
States Army, be, and he is hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal General of the United
States, in pursuance of section 5 of the
act approved March 3D., 1863, "for en-
rolling and calling out the national forces,
and for other purposes" lie is accord,
ingly authorized and required to perform
ell the duties of Provost Marshal. .General
sot forth in the said act, and such other
duties as may properly pertain to his
Office. All communications relative to the
business Of Provost Narshals, ard the
provisions OF the act Of Congress aforo-
said, will be ADDRESSED to him.
Second That all appointments which
have been heretofore made OF Provost
Marshas are hereby revoked.
BY order Of the Secret airy Of War.
J.. TnMAs, Adju,snt General.
Provost Marshal General Draper, who
has given sa,isfacti II in that capacity. un-
der the civil organization, will continue in
flee until the military arrangements re-
luircd by the act for enrolling and or
5ani1iug the national forces shall have
'een Completed. His duties however,
will not interfere with those Of Col Fry.
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I'm Williunsport, Friday last in the goth year If
her age, Mrs MARY A. DOEBLER, wife of Charles
n pucbl-r, rsq f,rmcrly Of Bloomsbnrg
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I HARLEs G. BARKLEY will be a CANDIDATE
ron COU NTY SUPERINTENDENT of the Com.
mon Schools of Columbia County March a. l-G3
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COI(I aDIA DEMOCRAT
Bl.OOMSBulRG G.,

sATuRpAY MOANING, MAROH ~, looo
rvocLtvG TO THE CONSTITUTION, as TEE FIJI,
,uir,vnE, KEp MARINER CLINGs 10 TUE hAsl
rLANK. WHEN NIGHT AND THE TEMrESt OLo'h
AROUND HIM. Daniel WtSster' ....-.
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March If, l-u3 -3m kiua- County. NnW Noik.
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