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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
ASA MoRGRIDGE
hr n Irnmti PhysIc.

tj,rp Dr r. ", tur'H, ,.i, N.s 0rfo-'e
yur pn4 are ill., p,inco Of pnrges. Their GScclIent
,aiiI,. e,,,.,aa nm ca aartu we possess. lhey are
Mill hut ycry certain and rci'n ~ their action on ne
bowels which uakcs them invaluable TO Us III wv ""y
treatment of disease.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
Price, % cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Fropared By Dr. J. C. AVER s. CO, Lowell, Mass

Sold by p , ut2, G NJ IlagenbuCh, and Meyer
Rlocmsburg; SChuy Rohrsburg; Masters SOU,
Millville = Masters Gcnton; LAZARUS & Fisher, Or
angevie G Fowler FOwlersvillc; Miller, Der
wick Low Il Bros, Centeryillc; + RI ighart Nuss
Fspy; NJ g Shoemaker, Buckhorn; Reighan L. Nugs,
ManvIlle sharplcss, Cuttawissa; Greasy q Co,
Light Street : and dealers everywhere.
July %, l6G2--ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

Leave Philadelphia daily at Il \ NJ + VI and
VI. flr Reading Lebanon, harrisburg, Puttsv!llG,
Ciutnn aud all points beyond
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

WnsIiIngtun D. G, ,Ih FtT', Ioo'' J
SIN: have used your Pills fn my general aud hospital
practice ever since yuu made them, and cahr hesitate 10
say they are the best cnlmuc employ. Their reen-
atinr action tho liver is quick and deSidcd coi'c
a,rully they admirable remedy for drnnsenl'its
OF that organ. Indeed, have seldom i"nnu case "
L,inus disease so obstinate that 1t did not rcuy yield to
them. lraternuliy yours, AlD@Io BALL W. ",
IMusicinn nL LIe .MiriAe lIlsIitlk
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
ave &c. .,,.,ooNpypuraa

t,ovrs Philadelphia nj 3,3O T. W iOl n"ui"s . ' ,nr;
c pinrrrovc Harrisburg, &c connection a VA nt''l
nure n ,',a hc Norhren tcniral Railroad rolnS 10.
smnbnry Northumberland Glm,J" .in &C. """ S"t M;,on
Ciinton with Cniawissa Nu,lro'" u"'"' wv
tyVi;,msport, EIinira Buffalo Sc ,,,,,
Nihh"'7'' II ~ ACCOMMODATION.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

THE CURATIVE
properties of the medicine direct themselves 10 the
rans of secretion and by altering the condition Of
the stomach and liver that the sachy principle Of the
food is converted into sugar solong us the system
is under the influence Of the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

Leave The companys depoI Il, M ,rI,o,vino hours.
MI sH'''o' '' Nt,nNING MAIL
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

EXCURSIO ION TICKErL
From Philadclphia to princpa staoos 90 VI for Sal
urday sunday and Monday, reduced fares to DO ma
only at the Lckct Office, at rhiltccnth and CailOwhi
streets.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
EV ANS & w ATSON-

NOV ED % No. II South FOUrfH
Street, Paiialciphia, have On
and a large assortment Of Firr
Thief prOGf Salamander Safes.
lso, iron doors, for banks and
stores, iron shutters iron sash, all
makes OF locks equal to any made
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
aljsan fi.tt 9an3 aus
ats .babt SuRtn "a.
R~illso eeleen.

CROFT @@rittt tss -eeobmsn fno tpte
2tetssbtide bee Ginduete.n ; fs tommsn
nt&tf&nsQ aun !3tels. au@ mar Gau.
~&st.ptat ptrl.a,n. Bsinabe cine 8tsr,
teleunbe brau@te It. uu, in fem @arten,
tdue&sn 3u ieunmen. @oittte ,par mad,
Batjeau tatte Fe an bas Geuer asfset.
Als Gau&deueut etntrat. ssiete tbr 9al.
Jean BIN 1raBtort, otr an BET @aub tina
unb fuets ju ttr:
Orr mid efrmol an. ,rsetne ltete Co.
fsttt. Wtr maGen que bteftu 6aufe ae.
tett, aber' wtr tuerbeu wtsesx bob.r tom.
steuf unt uus fsbr ,pobl ba bsfut.n.
On quite Waun rptrb hid IN BEN aorts
ID al bens Radsn fort trassn. Du Il.
wurtef:mt& bet stnsr frau. bort bole
ID bid al. Benn DID Die Itenurbi.r
nt&t wtebtr tolen fou. lei fotsfau' une
fast nf&,s."
Qof.tts ntdte fe6r ernftaft::~ p"
als Gau&elepent~ PIE Gt0r oufma@tt,
tte6tt @atisat f& uu, unb fra8te:
Nun2
.ause II e.orenet uub ui&ts, auiwort.te
Gau&eltpsnt. Sd babe BE Grlaubnte,
Gie terstt. IN brtaaen. at,r ebe i'd Ste
belein trtnBe. mus i'd 6ie bisaus f@af.-
fsn.. - 1oas II bte S&wtetslstt. Mit psr
Xtetnen gett Is iet@t. =
y6ie trdasa fe fort!
Nist r RiQe iffn ?
!sdMAeas osks - -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
Ser ,,God Gfaat1e1't 6tttdtttt out
BON GeyyefuoubenasH. ha64Dtrsj

Scr ,,Gotf Gfsmiaes" =6ttt&ttt au}
0ruub pom Gorsefpoueenis1;, haS$s 8trs
fu&e oasmo&t wetten, IN s8rotateiAtsl
@a6Rabe fiji fte tfsssu.
fa9t. ta6 @it&eltQnn. Qt6t:.
Isssiae NAB GirmsvsasSl am~ntlaatf8ta
@srtsru IN Grill bda4sn sabea,,t Usl4s
ti& srtottn, Sstnnan. pans6e md 9sn
gert ffat CRIT pence suSejsns, Mt tsrt }a-
uerf&srYr9 bausrneer lobnssestG atbstt!
GiniAe taabt.t iuaas ggxnasr UaIteafd DIT
ben satsanA abse .nd&Rt1uD AMpfesS, m
nod 5&mertt1i 10 Blbea. ,''*a asa'
sDstsetssTpepl Mtvsury:l pevti snhtatt
otrsipssbsuaeu ata 0si1s 6uf
Derbun9en anertlantf6tT N8s1s
Iensia e9llsut,, ssa tsaia Sid 0slb iaxDs
,eltbtA. Witt. Is ...e n.cs1s.3!S cd
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

SeyItliISud6e etaats. Gsxse1tisi.'

Die aspsblifaney sas Sspa, 1ssbsa ttszbstl
a1fetfosSsrt. n siass al II. SHst 1859, 3Rss
ssnS 10 utr, Ia DssNstnss eeSaAaltsasea
k,1ass.G oaysnten Dsiesassu ~ f4tdsn. bsssa
Nufaabe e. fetu uiyk. Qaubibotsn tar bte Neutss
|dnes Oeu,tYn1rS. Ct. .Qeuysrn6rS uaA &t0isyS
|Se, GuSyeae.QSust I'll. bic seemsReaDe 3estf'
uaei " .smtntIea uas anbers- seyfsnneass
Oa&dftti u tsIsbtSsn. a
aattfubsn, ME n esr ltsiea Ssaats' eonsfssteH,
adalt4 Gin 4Dsltsai far itess ereaa'ttis, Seen.
10 unb aEteIssu 6tn Dslssat re 1slVV. ias
ASsatasa etnssln absessbsns ettnnsa.. sHe u
ats fasttse Usdsyatt sea 50 eee' sa'aeev..@ !,
: daas a0arSys ]etae nntsrt0tet ess a1astet,
mti&e anfTtnne bdfas fne be 1sStsssns - ~
AnwsnDuhg ddCr ecnAttutentle1 = notew!a
astGen &stees nsaers6stn ,ur lat9tS aAe Seu pan
et9sn uatersgaduns Der Nsbtatsn uas Osesa'
furs bsS Serratbs ~, ante1Rnten. DC 9sesa es
pldns Rab. weburd man aRar&te nnl 1lxssfs;
A,ten ~ unfrs stsne 1ettts lfastn uta, ,taess'
mdnibte frstsu 1iaatsn In ssne Aettf ssb6sm:
lt9.r, ttaaubes fttnblt@er dcnfssesattens1 aut'
l0j'f, unb Die nod an btR Autsn alien !0ruHptat
von GtueraI' :9adfcu staubtn, eat nek uHten
svbalNn uevesn fol- unit raue",i psreen tsrjlt6
ttnoelassu. Nd an Der Dslssannrabl ~ besset.
|ltasn. DIE 9 ountp Qenilal.Qemmtttsee vesesn
,ripnt, BIZ. u6tbtasn S6'ttte fur ttnt; soas Ds,'
neiune axf- ser- Gpnytn,tcn u1b zine 9lH1elt6s
int phtfant Drsantfa ton te'e' aeuadts ~
','aala6tH. + ''-fF@ =
.,,.:" ~ Same {. eans. .,.s
~.~ Uetatsr 30 Staa's'grseuts Gsgm.
1sDaGopft ron Ges 1RaAass, 8" r.
ION @apsuo, Drans S,:sst non @potsuwatt6mts q,
4Rorvt1 Me6sn,s sen Qrawforb. pttsr@ Nssri
.von ps9 g.. u. elas)s sen 9eA.rfsu. 49teuaai
6uA6.S ,en Scbnfcn. 3. >. StitaS con Ttabu.
rue, eamuel Mnrtu psn Glavtsu, 3. g. VeGat
unA @tprp. .,n
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

sa aeys ys.t f.as ta'2. s5sat siaf
Understanding Oh bssif9tk elalt,,
MI bte ~ ltsSltf3ta 3titia1sxs u tSlts1
Nh 4aart6e Auf iltel GbyeaD NJ 6stsi4sM
tdsatlid 10 nipsyleDn aas1er'
kbsut ytaRetlte: satt e1glee 10 eteesI
Ilsllsf. 9yseee- btez Ellf4tsit bft nl6gl.
pttsnlM !9esel bal II. 2sneeestey ~
+ ar.p .ari,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

l@tdt. anttpoltete Uou@aepsnt.
@A&sn Cara E. @slds @tstssuna !
81 Elm. Nonne e.Ro.t.n., ii fcmu1t &,
Staetnr3t uno .faat: 20 ri zine Nonn'
aeforbsn. Die Reetsruna f&tdt eoan
stnsn Gara Xno ecn 'nd&Rtfk Tag tanen
Qn@.nmaetK. unb 9tute. lie hen Sata
parauf uup berunter bebsn. @snn BIZ
9sute bieen1al fou,men, psrte, fe 8ltt&
fabten, tat tr Sara lssrtf.
2seen fe etrpas binsin.
@inen 1obtsn SD babe letnsu.
Ni@t einsn Toetsn.
@as font?
Gtnsu %esbsneie.r.
Bel&en 2ebsneiAsn3
Wi@. fa3te 8aljean.
.Gau&eleSsns, bev i'd Aefttt batte. iprana
auf. ale ,pdre cine Bonnie unter lstneu
Sinble aeplobt.
6tel2
Worula nt@t?
. 8alisan bate ein.e rer isItsnsn 2d&sln.
BE In feineua @e6&t erf&tsntn wte sin
6onnsnblid am Dlntubtmmsl.
Gle ptGen, Gau&ss,snt. to6 Ste o.
faet babm SHUTTER Grudfrton III g.
forben. Sd faee nun: Batter @dbdeins
mtrb 6~eeratsn. llnb 70 Mir % Bef@ebsn.
6te laden @ie rsren ni&t I'm Grnf.
Stbr In Qruf. Sol i'd nt&t ttudus9
GrdIf&,
Sd faete (&on einual. sic folIttn fdr
MID aud stnsn 9rastorb fuesn.
Nun?
Del EraBtorb II Ia BEN @uroe sefun'
ben.
81. fnb ntdt Elm MAnn pie Elm an.
esrer. Notsr @artetns.
Sol&e Ginfdle. BE tpcbl IN siutr,
3u&tbaufe entftbsn f5nnsn, obsr MIN.
msru'eb1 IN ttn!n, ftteeti&en xloaeI nod
bsr Mstnuns Gau&sltpsnis. osr(tstsn i'm
In etn Staunen etna .btm pcrglethlt&.
wsun mai, cine M6pe In stntr btr Stra'
sturtunen Ff&sn fdtt.
Dalisau absr fubr forts.
Sc baneelt lid earum, unse|tten Que
pisftp' 6auft ttuausaulomns n. 6is,ba
sen MIR Elm @ittsl. 3usrR sradblsn 81.
ause s,nou. @ae eef&tebt2 30 If
YET Saro2
DIR lerre2
9a. .
uaten. In Der G%husammer. au>
apet B6den fsbt tt inter -rsm weteeu
2d@entu&e. j..
@it lang If
Ss@s Gue.
@as tR..bie 1obtsnfammn2
Gtns Qammer ~ ebensr 'Grbe NIT a.
mem . sraittsrtsn EsnRsr mad bsu 0arten
III. boe pvn aueeu. NIT stneR. 2ateu a.
i&lo0en wtro. unp NIT arpst 1birsn.~ Dte
cine fdbrt In has 4leRsr, BE anesre In
pts 3ir&e.
Sn pel&e xir&s9
Sn bic mad ber Strabe, Ia be s3ir&s
flt NQe.
6at.n @h he .s&la0e!. ~ ben btto'n
1b0rsn.?-
Nsin. Sd BABE ,ur len S&Il0tl au
br Eb1r Inc .&loasr ; ben aursrn bat
psr por.tsr. ,.,,>
@aun na&t Ct b,1,f, 1tdt,.. auf2
Rur um bic 6arstrdaer bsrtin ~ laGtn,
ST es! Sars btnaus, ptts :tte, 1par ME-
BET Aei&loGen. ~
Scr nasslt tea eare ,u7'
Das tbue ID. 49,. -
A@er Lat has Iu& parate1..
Au&> Id.
@inb} @teba nqeta2,
Sn Die -Eeptenlaarasr tart ttf3as @aan
auber eeu. psliietarjte unb mir. 90 fsbt
foear on eer= Dane Ae(&tieben. i r-.%.
-R6nntsn sic MID %, eteler Ra&i. ,ue,n
aa.s tn 2!oasr f&laft, n sisitr &annn
psrbsresn { ts.. +, s,~,, 81 ,-fra;, -
tNein. iaIber In sinem llsines thunlela1
9dumer@fn lam ID ete uerfeaen, rba1
II, Ne 1pblsatammer yfabtt97 uabz II 56en
1sssta gs1dtbe lisst, bas "a Sd Bntei,
suussa ersa9e: 2 .sz,,1 y ~ aa !
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

b,ysr ~ + rs einfoI mn M y.
n. iIin.j @atts.t,.i1' .sbd. tasSansrsie
Sisbsr immsv Vim sntrsr kuneutn &e.
tsukStitt wurr,u N. boS qiuepln
SfrtmontS saeraif@r D1ere fcfort faarirte
unp Gr.nttnt utftbte1 TAT Butlsr an
Gn,raie Sen 6olS brad, bef Sio,I. fpefi
e nit .ssa, Nsbsusn ;tetne Garsn >ma&te.
pas arobs S&vtst nitrt,I,a,n mufte. tai
6boF.lb BEN Curtis auSna@ sn&6et
man 6uni,r's sneyail&e DIRE IN tSalb.
fshr .absl psrusrft bat Il. X. ADte
sonnts ~ 80 I'D psun stnfauen, laHsp,
tnsvstf& itin unp pas Bsr,d,bnuraau,
BE 1&bieaae 1tm.s" un,ererddtu au
rolsnY T 'Denn wenn bte ,1imes" aud
roe @t6ucei une bie Geinss 20 eause6
anos yer Republtt tn Nsrpen auM xaupfe
orsantdtt >trenn Il aud Rsssteien in
unfsres Arm" Riftst. .vsnn fe aud si<
fldrt; pa6 jerer. esr 9sAsu bic 9etsusn
,idmpft, ein~SerflA&tsr. 8,ruper.
mBIbsr fet. ter pom Got 1unt pom
Uol!e eiuR sur &s&tni&aft usreit .as3ossn
merpsn. - nae l&aeu IS an Gnpe3 Das
0nr aupfm aud ptuupbeitsn. auspd4fe
isnst Qnet6te psS 6desns, DE MIR i'm IT,
vt!iarttn Nesosny nt2t itnnsn, xne wtr
batsti - Mdnnf&aft une 0slb:
Natdrlt4 muete Burn ee a6aetban
tperrtH,}7 n pa1sn jqf ar@ BIT nSrelt@su
8ebtQen 66sI fetneeneretf&t 9rbrs fur@t>
,tar b6ie 8sworesn. fs.b6is, esf istbR NIB.
:rsrsu reputltsantidsa Gattsts bss ORR
in Die DOZEN ssfunttn 3at.
%in~HteaR Nneoln tasslne Ateatt
iote pIur'pe esu'f@e grsi1s bat l& eaA IL
'auet. 'onotrnl au& ietntet enAl.l~e D!dtssr
J. 9. rte &bteaeo, n2ribunt|"'. wtl@e 70
ar totDsn Best, psr gutsn Ns9tsruns me
VeF@t pt',eln au.nttn ID: bdtltn t'tr
rpdrpt nt&f lamar sax,,nw
Doc ia aber uxvtbt. ba1 Il vnToyaL
|unt rst % niat aIautt I'M eufekt, VIZ
lsi.* efs Bsfriee v@aNtte", ye. .tasn &ttk
artilsl perielben. ,une tnsnn Ct untertba.
nentbuusH 0snu9 tsftt, tfe n tkn aan, ~
Gnre. ga ftttssH Vi v1r;txAs~ Hnt
aue Ratfonnsurt ib.sn Itse. etnfsn IL
unfer- yiutst xsnie," Mtsmanp ft 70 ff1sdb>
an i.in.r ,0st@teit wnb .66btalei" III
apstfeln. @as er tbut, Il po6lodkou.
10. atetn TN raifunnntrt, IL unlsyai T.:
nntuRGbt ni1t tas 9euxsrnement. n
Semanp N tao.Im, 70 fns RI alItjn
~ tapeln, pel&e 81, pte Neaterr~a moan
Wefsttiasne Der 8uynfpt1&en 0rert pe.
tittsnirien, nt&t atsr rsr prdfb.uA nsp
|wts, sinea ~Ap,tttu 90 dipn mt1~
lien ste anle jttt In @aftm6taa kben
Run, @utt .rbalte- In @naetn ~unf.rsn
prdfcenten an, 2ebsul So. wobl, sinea
ea.jtn nsetnf&ausr BON 9adisns MID.
ten ptr, eamit fs-M nfertn 3vtfk
unterfatttnl---
60 II ni&te NIT bsr .Gribune'. "@ae
uns bttriFt. 70 ma&sn nj, Nsber stnsn
Ritt auf ben Sanan3 ber xomstsn. .als
oa6 mfr naiu9tsn. Der fall&sn 9.iune
pu Irtbune Au fola.n.". Ilnp 10 ssbt'a
fort. Run. Ser Radbar. bsR.tgsn @te.
|n.un uuv I'm Mnm,n CAnttsa mnh n,A Nln
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

Der Bunetst.tsrpen ssetn gsn6'bes auf.
betsn. -
Del Cincinnati Beri&tfaet btniu. bae
etneoln btn Balanttsbam IN f& babe
|tef@siesn laiTtn. uu' nit tbm IN reten
une ttm=etu =Gpmprpntt.
u ma @sn - -:- "
Dos {eblts III -tte9.: Man Tam ia
abr Auss sttparten.t 49at etneeln btt
Orbre BarnIbss sAsatii bte 9imse aus
Gur@t por. be- gepbpfratte: a~ufesbebsn
unp (ouit Sc eanSssrsstsrnns far }&wa@
une !mor@9 esfIdrt, naruut foate e. team
aud st6i NIT sinsut BON 8uynfbe 5stv.
Ebsftsiep unt Strurtbsilten Derratter ein
|G~pmpysn2te f&ttseen2 f6nnsn,, % tte Cop.
p.rbeAfs 70 ent{stti9 trpbenl - =.
;3ssBBtr rpqsn: es 1wnr, nod nktt 8Iaubert,s
ientern Iisber annstmen, eu6 isher 3lDe.
|1i&t aus Ginetnnatt rtulr zine telearapif@e
.Suaefficn al Germ eintoIn '(fst. an ibn
az tnfdbrsn. gtt,sn Att3au bteeksu. biaS1
-ttn Il fftin. a&tunB 6etmz 8ette peHsae6
perliersn ,parbe. - --v -, = : 49,
! Atat4ttausis 8tnuA IL IL, .bae tsldte
gsraate aberaQ eniRstsu, Aeelautt aub
ttIt8rapbtf& Iabtr's eauo. pfIbJstktt Dtspsa
4.- .asseNaI. i 44fgE sHI aGEI
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headquarters COmmIss lOner for IhO
Organization OF y -. OOIOTed Troops,
NmahyIlIp. Tenn.

Hoadqu arGers Com m Iss' OneF for IhO
Organization OF u =. OOIOTed Troops,
Nashville, Tenn.
Colored men in the Department of the
Cumberland will be enlisted into the SER
vice Of the United States as soldiers, on
the following terms;
lst. All freemen who will volunteer.
I'd. All slaves OF rebel or disloyAl
masters who will volunteer 10 enlist will
be free at the expiration Of their term Of
service.
I'd. All slaves Of loyal eitisens With
the consent Of their owners will be re-
eeivod into the service of the United
States such slaves will be free on tie
expiration Of their term Of service.
4th. Loyal masters will receive cor-
tihcate Of the enlistment of their slaves
which will Sntitle them 10 payment of
sum not exceeding the bounty, now pro.
Ided BY Law for the enlistment Of white
recruits,
5th. COl,red eoldier will receive
clothing, rations, and $40 per month
pay. SO per month will be deducted for
clothing.
Recruiting Stations are established at
Nashville, GAllStiu aud MurfreesbOro,
Other stations will be advertised when
established. GEoRaE l. srEARES
Major aud A. A. g., US v,
Commissioners Of OTs0nlENtiOn U. S. Coll
Orsd Troops
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Travel Over the Boat Bridge.
TAKEN UP.

RY WILLIAM sUAIVEP, ON sATuR ~
~ DAY, The 18th inst, a Chesnnt sor Jan
tel mare, With bl 20 face, with ut shoes XA
three years ID last spring, feen hands MI b, IN
out gear marks or brsnds which the owner "a yet
byPfoVingp operty, aud paying for advertisement
Apply az No. 90 College street.
ItrG
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The 0. s. Sanitary Commission,
THE SOLDIERs' HODTE
RuSINEss NOTICE.

A IL PER ,ONd INDEBTED 10 The LATE FIRM
"A OF n. b snawdon a Co, up 70 the ist Of Jan.
uary, 1904, either BY note account, aud likewise
thuae tndebto 20 j, D. snowdOn Co., from Let Jau'
uary lS02 lot juiy, 1868 uesry requested 10
call and settle Union and i1anters' bank notes
VIII be resolved Of iar until tho let Of neooWber
utNt. j, SNONDE q CO,
No. Cherry street, Union american Block.
b We are RECEIVING isTge additions % our
present stock % Famlly 0roosri8., Including hne old
Inca, Whiskies, Bra udiea aud Cigars, WbIh 10 srs
aep2A-lm, ", CO.
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University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA at f4
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
lNINETY.EIaHfH 'sEssION tsO3-s4).

The Lectures Of he Session ,ciH begin on ne second
Monday Of October and close Oh he frst Of March.
One introductory will delivered to the cou SO.
Clinical lns ruction IA CIV throughout tho Sea-
Sion Ia the Me zeal Ball. by the Proiessors and at
the Hospitals. AT the PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL, con-
taing 57l beds instruction Is free. llHa.o I
Military Surgery and Hygiene will be fully tang ht
bye tn appropriate chairs.
The Dissecting Rooms, under the superintend enee
Of the Professors of Anatomy and the Demonzarator
are open from the middle Of September
The Room for Op ratve Surgery and Application
Of Bandages, &c Is open early In September and
throughout the Session, under the supervision Of tho
Professor Of Surgery.
sprg;oal nomonstrstors &c. 5. BIsHor, NJ. u. Y,
'tS''71' ! II. LENox HoDGF, n. D.
Fecs for the Lectures each Professor Sl6)...SlO5
Matricuation Fee paid once only ,.............
uFAuuatfon feel 80. 30
r. L. ROGERS, NJ a., Dean Of the Msdlcal Guilty,
-dJfa la University Building.
SAMUEL PRICE. ianitor,
University Building.
p Board may DO had at from 81 90 TO sGI yer
week.
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Notice.

T'fils Is TO NOTIFY ALL PERsONs, wHATsO.
4 EVER, that all f0worB OF Attorney heretofore
granted by nae 20 A. Lathrop, IN relation % Lands,
Ia Monroe county, Tonnessee and also ia Livingston
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business Of niue. WhatsooYor, lars hereby revoked
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Dir. KINGS DISPENSARY,
POa FaaGVATB DISEASES.

h5,a 1sS1sFlazS DR.. KING formerly OF New York
4iA@ for Isst4 yoArB OF Louisville XIV
49, >zdaabA-e who has devoted hls AttentItort ~
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years anes
himself having attended 70 g practice hlr 40 MANY
years, aud cured 20 many thousands ne N enablad
70 cure all diseases OF 4 private natura no mates
how bad they may be from inudioi0us uedleai trest
mont, or from neglect Of their own. Dr. KinS;s
Disp0usary q No. aS Deadsrok street. bet wesn OIs.
r. aud the Square, second story, whore he ou.s ~
diseases Of private nature.
0OnorrhWa cured without nausoUus rnsdtctpas M,
lnterierence with buainoas,
Structures q old or recent date saoiualy euned An
few days. BY an operation which oauses no pain
Where structure exists health cannot b. 0unJ0Vsd
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and nndeT.
mines the constitution 30 much
byphilieI with all The disoaAoa Of thu skin Rroy4ns
out Of neglect Or bad trsstment, can bo sdeotasilS
CURED In few days
BsHliaal itontlon avinSbas.
given 10 THIS disease, aud all the oonGsqaeuoas ost
Ing out or II, brought on In many cases by the ~
slfuotiYe habits Of inoonnderate youtha and ornsss
I've indulgence Of the passions 4 neglect on .bich
VII unaeTnine the contribution rendering the Tub
eo nlnl Ior business or society, and causing prema
Fenalef who may b lab0rng win any dinoulty a
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TO- ~ Doaderirk street, haHh vile, Team giii i-A
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We have published n beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

SOLDIER 3 CERTIEICATE,
For the use Of Soldiers.
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NASHVILLE, SEPT. :, 1863.


JOHN o. EWING, ESQ Secretary and Treasurer, of
this Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com.
pany a.4r. tra trqte a
DRAG SIR Y,n wild plosSe call meeting Of the
Stockholders of The Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company, for the Election Of Directors Of
said Road, and for any other business appertaI
10 said Company. The Election 10 take place the
Second Monday In October
M. BURNS, " 7. Of The N.sNWR Ga
JAS. n. kEWsoM, -
A. II. HICKS,
W. H. HORN
r. C. MoNAlRY p tmsFcroRs
W. II. BANG, ~ T. ...
d, T. McGANOCKa YM
Ia pursuance OF tho above order, the Stockbold
ers OF the Nashville aud Northwestern Railroad
Company, VIII please take rotice, that meeting Of
the Stockholders Of said Company Is requ red 10 be
held 10 Nashville, on the sEOOSU MOSDAY IN
oo obER NEXT, being the 18th day OF the month
The meeting Wi convene at the odice OF the Mach
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company.
full attendance ID requested, ..I
JOHN 0. EwISG. seery aud Treasurer
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measures of this Congress. 1t can well af-
ford to be lampooned by the venal scribblcrs
who libel it, and who have:.joined hands with
the base members and Senators who have
disgraccd themselves but not the Congress,
and whose devotion to human slavery is so
intense that they would erect its altar upon
the ruins Of the country.
Capt. J. G. Stone, of Iowa City, Asst. Adjt.
Gen. to Gen. Ftz Henry Warren, spent day
or two here last week. Hon. Alvin Saunders,
formerly Of Mt. Pleasant, now the efficient
Executive of Nebraska, is in the city
Hon. W. H. Gurley, Of Davenport, gave me q
call the other day. Col. Dewey, and ]. B.
Stewart, of Des Aoines, are now in the city.
LINKENSALE,