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The New York herald., 1863-11-27
The rs-nmona Dance OF Death.

Five tcns advcrt,sed and -four upe hundred and ,wcn
u. FIVE d,afs per barrel Who prates OF famine and
gantf who suffering for the necsssarIes q cY Toes
no, an 60 "u.-ry marriage bel' n ire pke.cton
come put q S1ll ticket at hvo dolwr Its buuv
nnecrs naaqrerhss ball costume It's beck bony
hnks and send tho grsn guest INTO the ball room 10 the
sound of eoiillou musio
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
OUR CAPTURED CORRESPONDENTS
OUH CAPTURED CORRESPONDENTS
~<<o(cr,-o~O~N~~~~~>~~~
Letters from Them Written
En- Route to Richmond.
Importance Of N1osby's Raids to
the Rebels.
Has Fancy for Horses from the
Herald Stud,
L.. kc.. ks.

We have received the following from Mr.. George
H. Hart, Of correspondents, who was recently
captured by the guerilla chief Mosby, In Virginia was
accompanied by private letter from another OF our
Yespondsnss who happened 70 bs with Mr.. Hart at the
tme and who OF also fell Into the hands Of the
rebels i ..
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
News from San francisco.

+ vr-,..- SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is, 1858.
.ncrcasing trade With the Mexican ports has induced
the placa Of an extra that line. These seamers
carry passenger and freight to the lower coast and
turn ,ded with or>s from Mexico and the various
.h,rn;n, n,.cos a,on, Tho r, ,sorado river. ..ai 81
Business will be generally susp 'naed over AhanksgVing
Day. ~ ~ =
About $4,000 have been subscribed "a 'hs Guy 70
the national sanitary fund recently. lT
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
sEoARs AND TOBACCO.

"CREEEBAcKs" AND "REDBACKs" sgoARs.x
" General agency for the United 0tAtea 90 Liberty
street. NY-Dealers hotel keepers and parties WISHING
for private uss good segar At fair price and the quat
guaranteed the same throughout the be snppe
Parties at distance are requested to give these SEGA
trial. sample boxes able delivery. pres
Prices vary from e2S 10 $50 thousand To ruarsnt{
the public against spuren. limitations no travelling agenH
will he employed The high price Of gold and hcr~ass ~
the tariff have crcasd in the community tho II goo
scgsr reasonable price. THIS now be suf
pied. Call at or address the agency as above.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Prison for the Connement OF Unton
Prisoners fn Georgia.
ha narc

Captain W g wnder Acting Adjutant 10 the Gensral,
leaves Richmond TO day charged with the duty OF ioca
ing In Georgia depot for the keeping G prisoners this
winter. Americus has been hxed upon the probable
10, with accommodations Cor SAX thousand IL s
templated 10 make Richmond the reception depot, but
viii he retained here TO meet the occasional de-
mands OF exchange.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
rnn.t On nnhn.-nhIa na.

fncsi "a cndrr-1hts Day.
rCrE-ws g. "a CIscrf1 Part Short Csure,-Nos
ssoi <i4r
srrGica Corrr.-rart I--Ncs 2ie, Gss, 10, $40
aC3 ~, 90, soii zgi, 9S1, Part H.-Adiourned
lgg We Term.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
~~>>~or~>SN~O~~c1>NN<DDN~<
War the Sole Policy Of the
Rebels.
~~~~~~>>~~>>~~~~~~ -
REBEL DISASTERS ON THE RAPPAHlNNOCK.
The Union Prisoners and the
Government Rations.
f... ~~~~~~-~o->~~~~>-~~~>~~---
A PLOT re BURN RICHMOND.
THE CROPS m GEORCn AND ALABAMA,
&ess 1ess kes
REBEL DISASTERS ON THE RAPPAHlyNOCK
war the Sole Policy for the south.

[From the Richmond Examiner, Nov. "a
While q furious invading onemy Is laying waste oar
far fields, demanding unconditional submission to its
government Offering no terms Of peace nor even hintng
ing the unanimous purpose 10 deprive us OF all right OF
all law and OF all property and while devoted armies
10 the field with their 10 their hands and their
banners flying to defy ana resist and beat back that foul
oonfederncy do not say get honorable peace'
but talk OF honorable peace, save by vanqunhng
those invading enemies II the political system OF those
invading enemies breaks by of
financial troubles; certain States OF their "Unon
remember that they have State rights, aud act upon
them by seeding from that Union, and Offering a
peace, far they concerned II will be WELL that
will aid MS materially in the single task have TO
achievethe task OF defeating and destroy log tho mill
tary power OF enemies But reasonable Confedcraes
that happy state OF things except by continued
Cessful resistance In Oar solo policy cunning
est diplomacy II nghmg; our most nsnuatng negotia
tor rs the Confederate army in line OF battle
Now perceive that Just Congress Us about Is
certain newspapers OF the contederacy preparing
the way for discussions In that body about other
method OF obtaining The other method
10 far comprehend IT, consists In the several
States of the conederacy taking the matter OF the
hands OF the Confederate government ignoring the
and suffered for the Independence Of the conederacy
aud thon making peace each state for itself best IL
can. There would he an honorable peace
We sorry TO have 70 mention that srch idea has
ehown itself. IL was believed that u was confined to
about newspapers both OF Raleigh North Carolina
something very similar is 10 be found in two other
newspapers OF Atlanta As is extremely essential that
the time Of this Congress should not be diverted
instant from the business Of carrying the any
vain paaver about peace peace when there il peace
we reluctantly advert TO the dsagreeabe circumstance
n order that the small dstracting element NAV be dis
posed OF aud made innocuous the more speedily.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
ASTROIsOO ".
ExPRESsEs.

Owing to the crowded state OF columns arc csm
heading. t1TI . #II
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Union Prisoner. Removed to D.av

Seven hundred more prisoners were sent from Rich
mond 10 nanvilc yesterday, making twenty eight hun
dred In all quartered at that inland town. The lately
discovered plot 90 release the prisoners here has remind
Cd the government thai Is best TO distribute evp
and thus destroy its latent force like grnpowdsr In
OF an EXPLOSION
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

Help for Our Prisoners at RtchmOnd.S
The United-states Sanitary Commission forwarded 70
the Union prisoners at Richmond, November II and
90, the following
65S articles OF clothing vaued at. 81 174 =
800 lbs food and s,imulans, valued at 1888 30
Sundry articles, such as soup, combs, sponges, .
tin cups, &o., vsiusd at " "
Total. ,ss5 81
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
The Late Disasters to the Rebels ON the
Rappa hammock

". ~.
There is nothing new from the army on the Potomac
Private advices tell us that all quiet and that the men
are now occupied By tho thought Of making themselves
comfortable FOR the rgors Of the coming winter Since ne
late diose OF tbs capture n to Jrood nothing Of inf.
rest has occurred. Meade is close up TO lee but seems
afraid risk battle our aim a, all times to do our
army the fullest Justice without fear, favor or Affection
and we gladly give place 10 the following extract from
private letter from the army IN auson "a the disaster
"You doubt have heard through the papers the par
tcuars OF disaster on TIE Rappahsnnock Had there
been any pssble chance o. escape by nghtins there
would nave been different termination 10 the affair but
cut of from the bridge deep aud wide river in our rear
with the enemy in our roar and flank there was no alter
native but surrender, or an indisetimnats massacre
would have onsued. II sad blow 10 our brigade
aud Is deeply derorcd BY them hut can assure
you II was no fault OF the men They fought gallantIy
against twenty times their number Hat they fought
less bravely more would have escaped am sorry that
there some people who crtolsc cor disaster 90
harshiy II CALLING enough to to think that we have
lost the largest portion c brigade without having
people who are far away from the post OF duty ENJOYING
the comforts the solder gets Gliding us with
cogardce. II there s any blame let ~ resi- where A
belongs, but not on the men in the rsnksr
'sIhe enemy for the last two dsys las been showing
activity on our right though there no real pros
poet OF an Immediate advance. General Lee is in no
mood to retreat further he "a In what cali beIlgerent
mood and y the Yankees give him bu, chance he will
cmpcl hgbtn
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Usson Prisoners and tho Government
Ratious.

An article in the HKssLD which appeared ner davs
ago. headed Brutal Act on of the rcbcl Governmental
New Crusade Tor The Union rrsoncrsn draws forth the
following statement from the Richmond Fsrstrsr OF
Nov "a
General Meredith, on the 18th enco,ei 10 our com
missioner the following letter. addressed 10 ,canfain
Edward A. tobcs, Libby Prison D.
. FoErnFss MONROE Nov ~ 1853
Captain rnwArp A. fogrs. Litby Prison Richnoni Va =
SRf send by Gag Of ce ibis day twenty for tborssnd
the dsiribuiss y vheh snthoriy, YOU n super
,pWni Won s pesse 'orwHri rereirts for ihe ssnr
sh> the ccuederae suthorcs sow thi. soarse 10 he
pursued In subsisunE cur prisoner Wi consider vour
cepts evidence of the fact AMI vii keep tp the srri
ycry rcipccuully, your otedeni scrrsbi.
8 " REDrTH.
BrgadIer General aud Aseut of Exchange.
JUDGE OAld promptly returned Il, with the following
cndorscmcnts-
Respccife.y returned Il rris.der oencrrl Meredith
Ihs lever Sn cot te dehvsred CsyAin F,tes have
90 daY IN etief TO- fmed TQu tsssre fstioni ndrE
csndea will oc ssrved - roaf soldiers Ths msnnef
which that 70 10 dsas ~ 10 governed " our resaon
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
DENTIsTRY.

| OhNIlSThHs
SET OF TEETH IN THEE HoURs.-ENrIRt
II ~ Satisfaction Or no pay We put up from forty 70 :,s1 ,1
Nitrous oxide gas Gven and teeth estraced without
Tree Of charge Tor persons getting others inserted NO
and sixteenth streets. ~
nENTIsTRY.-A NEW AND BETTER WAY or PUI.i
II ting IN partial sets and lower sets of Teeth a 239 sixty
avenue B-sce other advertisement 2Sa lr n
NJ b. GRIFFIN 4 BROS. ass GRAND STREET NM
~ YORK and 23 Fulton street BrookiyD extracting
Teeth positively without pain By the use q nitrous oIid4
Gold SIS; ralss. SSs; Silver $40; Rubber. $40 Partial
DAINLEss TOOTH EXTRACTION By NIrRoUa
Oxide-ln order TO furnish who desire witf
widely fact have SET spsri every Saturday
I'LL New Years As days on which o extract Teeth free q
operation on those days 10 have Teeth estrsc,e4
hem'eyes and sstIsy selves IS % se fact AMEn
hcia Teeth lower than be furnished by private dsp
1iOQ CERTIFICATES HAD ONE
M,fU0 tooth extracted without pain by DR. J. JAY
cheerfuliy insert this those SUFFERING
from oothache KATE CLARKE, 2oj Mott street ~
NEW PUBLICATIONS. 7
II YOU WANT TO KNOW III
why m'sfs sEb;caf J; sf Gomn5s z, s5sE TesS sSnss
,sSs.
S ss :: Ra .eyy ssys. ss
the author Dr. Y. B. FooTE l3o broadway, New Yosi.
THE MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR NATURAL HISTORY
81 0ensratiop BY Frederick Bollick " D.. author and
leegrer rrce one dollar sen Y mail posisss PAID oq
Nassau sssP 9, s.r.s ,ss YORK s0ns Publisher
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

PEMovAL. ~.
ON wKDNRsDAY. NovBMBRR ~ q
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO sHIvERIK0
HUMANITY. .FN aatfH
The Patent Metallic Weather Strip Company n
Propneos Of Brownies Metallic Weather Strip and Wiz
II
dow Bauds win from 2l2 their spacious wsr
room. ~ Broadway Blceckcr street. over the Mo-.
haitian Savings Bank. ast h
The New York herald., 1863-11-27
liIsCELLANEOUs.

CAs HEATING !STOvEs-GAS HEATING sToV kS :
NJ Warm your with the new patent Gas leaun
Stove the regulator and atmosphere puriner
dirt, ashes, coal to carry ECONOMICAL cnesp POI
Bile Price s. %. 81, SO and 9il -..s.x "
' NEW YORK GAS STOVE WORKS, -
lll broadway, below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-27

pURvAM,s rURNTruRE sxPRHss OFFICE. iiS
~ "ss keyenth sT.e between fifis ana 80 sss n,u ~,
20 all parts of The world Covered wagons for removAG
furniture OF families. Furniture seored. ~
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25
HANDLING STEERS.

II you would succeed in this business,
be gentle, in every stage of your under
taking. Coax the little fellows into the
yoke, let them get used to it, then'coax
them to travel together. Speak gently,
and be sparing of the whip or goad.-
We have seen brutal fellows, who, in TAX
ing steers to break, would slash about and
corner them up, pull them up TO the yoke
as a butcher pulls beef up to the bul
ring, then as SOON as they were captured
hitch yoke Of oxen before them, and
another yoke behind them aad snake the
poor frightened innocents along by the
heads, with blows and yells like wild H.
dians. This is wrong; there is no need
Of breaking steers SO that you must al
ways yell at shem TO be obeyed. A kind,
even voice is just as effectual, and great
deal plcasanter for both parties. Give
the steers q reasonable time TO learn what
is wanted CT them, and do not expect
them TO come right into their work until
they know how. The bad habits of tuin-
ing the yoke, crowding, hauling apart
running away, and sulking, are often
for ced upon them by unreasonable man.
agement. IF the driver does no. know
enough to teach them SO as to avoid these
he is not fit to educate pair of steers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25
GREEN MANU- 4 e.

Millet or oats will make good crop
to tnrn under before sowing fall wheat
At the present price of oats, millet seed
will be much the cheapest. If the soil is
infested by weeds ,buckwheat may be used !,
Sow early and pow in as soon as it is in
flower, and then sow for another crop to
be powed under first, before sowing the
wheat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25
WESTERN ssOlfa.,

Nos. 8, II, l3, l5, II Cou'tundt Street,
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
This old.c established and oritc resort The us-
Community has been recently reiiIcd and is ON.
plce in everything that Ristpr to the comforts of
its patrons Ladies and families specially and
fully provided for.
1t is centrally located in the bu mess part ofthc city,
and is contiguous to the principal liaes Gf STEAMBOATS,
cars, omnihussCs ferries, &c.
Ia consequence of the pressure caused by the Rebel
ldOn, pEiccs have been reduced to
One DolIar o'd Flly tents per Day.
The table is amply supplied with all the luxurirs oi
The season, aud equal to that any other hotel in the
rouinvy.
Ample Accommodations Offered for upward Of 400
guests
~ Do not believe runners hackmcn, and others who
may say'''thc Western IIcd"l is f,hl."
u. D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
TIIoS. d. WINCHESTER.
Feb. lJ 1867,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25
Farmers Department.
TURKEY RAISING,

First, never allow turkey to set
until about the Middle of May. They
will commence to lay carly in April but
take their eggs away as fast as laid, and
keep them until they lay their second
batch, which will be finished about the
second or third week in May. l then give
her some eighteen or twenty Of eggs
and let her set. Along the middle of June
she will be off, / then put her and her
young on an old barn aoor, or other out
building that is dry, and feed on curd
and on cracked corn. Curd is the best
for continual feed when the farmer has
plenty, but cracked corn or coarse meal
mixed with lobbercd milk, answer just as
well.
After they have been in doors for two
or three days, or long enough to get fairly
on their lcgs-for the turkey is the weakest
of all fowls when yet young-I let them
out providing the weather is fine and
there is no dew on the grass.
The great reason why people cannot or
do not raise turkeys, is because they turn
them out as soon as hatchcd, and about
the first wetting they get they keel over
and die. To succeed in raising turkeys,
therefore, you must keep them dry until
at least ten weeks old, when they will
stand about as much water as any fowls
geese and ducks excepted. OF course
they must be driven in every night, and OIL
all occasions when storm is threatening
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25


Most Important.-M Madame Zadoc porters curative
Balsam Is sold price which brings IT in the reach
of every one keep it convenient for use. The time
1y Of single bottle will prove TO be worth 100
times its cost. ,
purchase articles at Is to 81 which do not contain
the virtues of 10 ccut bottle Of fMaIamc Portcrs Gu.
raive Bnsam the cost of manufacturing which Is as
great almost any other medicine; and the very low
precc ut which # is sold makes thu profit To the sell
er appa intly small, and unprinGipacd dealers wi
sometimes recommend other medicines on which their
profits larger unless the customers insist upon
having Madame Portcr's and none other. ASK for
Madame rortcrs Curative lalsam, price l3Ccnts and
IN large bottles at 2j ocuts, and take no other
~ sold by all Druggists and Storekccpcrc nj l3 cts.
81. in larger bottles AZ % cents.
HALL n RUCKLE Pr prictors, New York.
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FLAX CULTURE.

From all parts Of the Union we see the
statement that the farmers intend to pay
more than usual attention this year to the
cultivation of fax The high price OF cot
ton and wooden fabrics are leading the
people to talk of the older style of domes
tic manufacture; and the brake and the
swingle, and the hatchel and wheel vii
be heard on many farms and in many
honses where such sounds have for manl
gears been silent.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25
COMPUTE WEIGHT OF CATTLE
BY MEASURE.

Ascertain the gilth baek of the shou'-
ders, and the length along the back, from
the square of the buttoch to point even
with the point of the shouder-blade; say
the girth is 6 feet inches, and the length
feet inches, which multiplied together,
gives 81 feet Multiply this by 23, the
number of pounds allowed to the foot be
tween 5 and feet girth, and the result Is
7l3 pounds, for the number of pounds O
beef in the four quarters. Girth, from
to o feet, allow 81 pounds to the foot
Cattle must be fat and square built to hole
out weight.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25
CARROTS.

Farmers, don't forget your carrot crop.
For field crops, SOW the Long Orange -
Have your ground in fine tilth. Loamy
soil is best Use no fresh manure. Sow
the seed in june, in drills, thin out to the
distance Of six inches. Keep the weeds
down, and the soil loose by frequent hoe
ing.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25

CURE FOR STAGGERs IN HORSES
Give a mess twice week, composed oil
bran gal, sulphur tablespoonful salt
peter spoonful, boiling sassairas tea
at, assafrida | OF. Keep the horse from
cold water for half day afterwards
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25
OFFICE or JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
Al Jy Coke Il Co., BtnkaorS.

ii SuUTu THIRD STREET,
Phiadephia, Nov. ]. 1869.
The undersigned, having / cen appointed subscrp.
ton agent by the Sccrctriy ofthG Treasury is
pared to furnish at once, the
New tmenty yca1 6 per cesat. BOndS.
Of lhP United States designated 'Five.Twcntcs
dcCmabc at the pleasure ufthe Government, after :
yours aud authorized by Act of Congress, approved
February IS, 1862
the coupon bonds are issued in sums of $50, 800,
Sjn0 SnGO
Th, Rrgintcr Bonds in sums cr sjO SlOO $500 1000
and $4,000.
Interest at six per cent. per will ConIncn &C
rom date of purchase and ID
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
Scmi-Arnnay, which is equal, nj the present prcmi.
um on gold to about eight per cent per Annum.
Farm !rs, MGrcna ntS, Mechanics Capitalists, and AL
who have any money tu invest should know and re.
member that tha-e Boude in effect, a First Mort
gage upon all "ail Roads pauk Stocks aud Securities
aud tbs immense products ufall the Manufactures, &c
&r III the country, aud that the full and ample provis
ion made for the payment of thh interest ana iquidat
ion of principal, by customs Duties, Excise stamps and
iuthnai Revenue, scrVcs to make these Bonds the
best, l!GSt .fUuaLUHc uad mast DOpuiUy
InrrS UlTht in tic M0yEfa,
Subscriptions rcreivcd at Par IN Legal Tender Notes
notcs and checks par bonks in Phi adelphia sui
scribcrs by mail wilt receive promp: attention, and
cry facility aud explanation will be afforded applca
ton at this office.
full supply of bonds will BE- kept on hand for imnc
diatc delivery.
JNYCOoKE, Subscription Agent.
Nov <, lsG2- 3m
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MadnmZadOc Port RS bal.
sam has been in use by the
public for over II years, aud
has ncrrircd its present sale
Imply by being rccommcn.
icd by those who have used
it to their afflicted friends
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER

7hcse Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases nhchharc
star Resisted the best directed Treatment can be
Compietsiy Controlled 6ytde REMEDY nOH 6cJOreusi
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25

Madame Zadnc porter's
Hnlsam IL prepared with all
the requisite skill, from n
cembinuti OH of the bcstrcm.
edics the vegetable kinndonh
affords, It's remedial quail.
ties are barred on lis power
to assist the healthy circu
lation af the blood, through
the Lungs. II Is not viO'
lent remedy, but cmoilcnt-
warming, searching aud eft
ectivc; can be taken by III
oldest person or the young
est child.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25
Read. Read. Read.

Read. Real. Read.
DASvILLE, Pa., June 1859.
DR.. WV. ". GREGG-Dacr Sir: In FEBRUARY. 1861,
was actcd with the sugar diabetes and for five months
passed more than two gallons o. water in four
hours. was OBJ igCd to get up often ten twelve
times during this night and in five months lost about
fifty pounds iu wcigth burning the month of July
in two days after using it experienced relief after
taking two bottlcsl entirely cured, soon after
reganing my usual good health. Yours truly.
J.V. l. BE WITT.
Boston Corners N. Y, Dec. -, 1861.
WIN. II. Gregg Il Co.:
Gcnts:-i freely give you liberty make of the
ter, which can rcccommeud in the highest manner.
My wife, who attacked with pain in the shoul.
ders whole length of the back, aud in her limbs with
palpitatiOn of the heart attended with Falling of the
Womb, Dysmenorrhoea, and "lrritatiOn of the Bad
der" 1 called a physician, who attended her about
three months, when he left her than he found
her, Ithen employed one of the best physicians !
could find, who attended her for about nine months
and while she was under his she did not suffer
quite much pain; he finally her up aud said
.'hcr lncurabc." For, said he "shc was such
n combination of complaints, that medicine given for
operate dgainst some other Of her difficulties u
About this time she commenced to CoNsTI1 uTI N
WATER, and 10 our utter smcnt almost first
dose seemed to have the dsired effect and shc kent
improving rapidly usdCr its treatment and supcr.
intends entirely hei domestic affairs She has not ta.
ken any of the Con ATER for about weeks
and we are happy to sayFha it has produced perma.
ncnt cure.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-25

CFosc vi rhr rhiladeipa Post uihc for all places on
til" iuai and It's branches at VI. and for thu prhci
pal sfati, ~ only 1T , lJ = ".
Elaomsburg Fob. il loG3.