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AEeghersll aHOthers.ls

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WIHsLOE's sOOTH-
ING SYRUP for OHILDREH TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of one
Of the best Female Physicians and Nurses IN the
United states and has been used thirty years with
never falling safety and success By millions sg moth
ers and children om the isobls infant Of one week
old to the adult. It not only relieves the child from
pain, bat inyigoratss the stomach and bowels, cor
rects acidity and gives tone and energy 70 the whole
System. 1t viii almost instantly relieve
CHIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLO.
We bslieyOit the Best and Surost Remedy In the
World in all cases Of IysenterY and Dhrrhea in
Children, vhsther it arises from Tssthing, or from
any other cause.
HBFud directions for using VII aee0mpAny each
bottle None genuine unless the fse-simile Of CUR
TIs B PERKINS, New York Is on the wrapper.
p9-Sold by all Medicine Dsslsrs- Principal Ohios,
IS Dey-St., New York. s.s...g .-.-.
Price onIy 25 Cents Per Bottle.
q UllVef- lf23-dkufs
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lcONGUsIckrED-1 EL
PULMONARY C0EsUAPI ION A CUsABLE DISEASED
A osrd-To Consumptives.

The undersigned hating been restored to Health in
afeW weeks BY a very simple remedy after having
suffered several Year, vith severe lung affection,
and that dread disease Consumption ia anxious to
make known to bis fsH1w-sufisrers the means Of
cure. T .-aE
To all who desire IT, he will send COPY o. the pre-
scriptOn used Gree Of charged with the directions
for preparing and uEing fhs. sane, which they wiz
ind Sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronehf-
ts, &C. Tne only object the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the aisied and sproad
information which he coaeeiyssto be nTainable and
he hopes every sufferer viii try this remedy, a. it viii
cost them nothing, and may prove q blessing.
PartCs wishing the prescription vii please addres
ReT. EDWABD A. WILSON, Eillhnsburgh,
octi-l3idhW King county, n. z.
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q 9EIENU y HlID-EnI "A
DT. sweet . EIHFALLlBEE L1HIMEETi q prsDaga
IRON the recipe OF Dr. 5lsphoa Sweet Of OonRsotig
the great bone stsz, and hsI hssn used n bis prasl
toe for the Last t9snty yssr With the most astOnI1
NJ Euccess As an oKt6Tnal remedy 10 Is without
rival and will EneyiEts pain more speedily tEan an1
other preparation Eor all Bkeumatio and EsrToul
Disorders Il Is trnly infEibls, and curative ioI
8ores, wounds, spratns Bruises, Sc, fts soothing
healing and powerful strang gtheninE propeusife1 eIl
cite the iust wonder and sstOnshEent Of al Who hAge
oysr given Il trial Over four h1nd-pd osrtthcateA
Of remarkable cures performed By Il Sifhin the lat
two years, attest 10 ills fact, Strong ArnstronTr
Agents for Cleveland. dsoIoaItsoudSE:B2sr
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DIED.

In Mound City, Ill, of typhoid fever, HENRY
TUITION, aged 25 years.
Funeral will take pace this "wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock from the residence OF his father No. O6
Pearl-St West Side.
On Tuesday morning. October 10th, Mr. GEORGE
L. KENT, Brooklyn, N. 7.
Funeral Oh ThursdAy at 5 P. NJ. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
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DgsssrFheG, or Pai'viJI KsaSEurGtiOH, sSd
IN AeaoTrhdgiG or PTefsse Flooring.

Both discusses arising from faulty secretion OF the
menstrual hudin the one case being too little, and
ascol lanied by pain and the other too pro-
fuse sstretion which will be speedily cured BY the
Oonsfitu Luton water.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE WOHB,
which iH the result Of relaxation Of the gAments OF
that organ, and i5 known BY Of heaViness and
dragging pains in the back and Sides and AZ times
compRnied by sharp lacinating shooting pains
through the parts, WILL in all cases. be removed By
the sdiciRe.
Thars Is another class Of symptoms arising from IR-
BITATIOS or TIE WOMB, which physicians call Her-
vousness, which word covers up much ignorance, and
niue out Of ten the doctor does not really
knOW ather the 81 mptoms are the disease, or the
here. speak more particularly OF Cold Feet PalDi-
t8tiOn Of the Heart, Impaired Memory Wakefulness,
Flashes OF Heat, LangOur Lassitude. and Dimness Of
WlnfonJ ,a. =.
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r.WM. q. GREee-Dear Sir: / have for several
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
gerous disease, Gravel which resistedlll remedies
and doctors, until took Contribution Water, snd
you may be assured that was exceedingly pleased
With the result. 1t has entirely cured me, and ysu
may make any use Of my name you may see at in re-
gard to the medicine, as have entire confidence in
Its efficacy, Yourstruly, POEDsTRONa.
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READ-READ-READ.
DAET1LLE, Pa, june =, 1861.

DAEFMLE, Pa, June 2, 1851,
Or. VIZ. II. GREGG-Dear Sir: In February, 1851, /
was afflicted with the sugar diabetes and for 5monthl
passed more than two gallons OF water In twenty
four hours was Obliged to get up often ten or
twelve times during the night During the month Of
July, 1861, procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water, and in two days after using II experisnced
reli5f and after taking two bottles was entirely
opE4f, soon after regAining my usual health.
Yours truly, J.Y.L. DEWITr.
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Taportans Arrest Of RaiIroud Conductor


Quite g sensation was created in this
city yesterday, by the arrest of several of
the conductors on the Lebanon Valley, and
the Reading and Philadelphia Railroads,
charged with having, at several periods,
while running their trains, embeEEled large
sums Of money. Other arrests were made
s e different points on the road, including
baggage masters and conductors, who are
- - al implicated in the same charge. It ap-
alaE pears that the company have had in their
employ number Of detectives, who have
ls.e -bssn travelling on the different trains in
soeailo, noting the number Of passengers
.sFs We we're in the cars, the distance they
travelled, 80, and on the returns made by
tksss dstsotivs officers, when they we're
aouparod with the returns made by the
n n e0n1aStors themselves, the evidence Of en-
hszEisment is derived, and the arrests in
sill f. e1asti5n have been made-Hd7ris6urg Tel
~ Fsph October Is.
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FARMS, CITY PRoPKRTY AND OUT LOTS FOR
SALE OR EXCHANGE

very desirable COuatry Residence, on the St Clair
Road. The residence of Il. g. Morse, Esq 81
miles from the Post Ofice5 modern built gothic
house, with 10 or Is acres highly improved land,
with eVsry variety Of fruit, handsome Fish
Pond, &C. VIII be sold very low
Cedar-St-76 or Is acres land. with house and barn.
iruit, stream Of wafer, &c. A nice property,
cheap.
Cbeshire Handsome two-story house, nearly
new, with marble mantles, gas, &C. Lot 5IxlS5
feet; desirable property. e450O.
50xl50 fest. 5000.
Kinsman-St., near Erie-Lafgs house with every
c1nvenienoe. Barn and lot 66x3s0 feet. $1,000.
Bond St--House, two stories, with douple Parlors,
water, gas, bath room, barn, &C. 5000.
Case Avenue-Two story frame house in Italian villa
style, with lot S0x2eOfeet. a2OO.
Crcss-St-Two houses and lot to exchange for farm
Oolum bus-St., West Side-A large two story house
and lot ssxl57 feet, on corner, with all kinds Of
fruit, barn, sc,
Tracy-St.. West Side--TWo houses and lots
house and lot, 66x3O0 feet. 1000
Euclid near Perry-A very desirable vacant let,
very Valuable Farm--In Mentor, Lake county, on
the old stage road 70 PainesTille. BO acres sandy
loan and bottom land, we'll Wafered, With larse
and conventently ARRANGED buildings orchard &c
WaIrensville-farm Of 60 acres to exchange Tor a
House and Lot in this City
Farm and Village Property-In Monroe township
AIhtGbulA county. Two improved Farms i'm
buildings, one of l69 scres and one of 81 acres =
Also, 10 acres with house, in village. WIN ex-
change whole or part for house and lot in city or
for farm or property near a good school.
oct2O Atv-ater RuiIdine- foof al SnseTiorst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-21
DR.. g n HAN,
Ksa5~ Of The Royal College Of PhsSioisHsl
EOaGon, Eag5Oad; Gradsass of
Rieord's Hospisal for yea

hteord's Hospital foF
FEMALE DISEASE
and constant astsndant Of Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last sn years
has opened his Ofiee ct the a
johnson House, Cleveland,
where ne viii be baPpT to meet all those who are al
nictsd With subseuto and chronic diseases.
his trestment Is entirely different from the oFI
plan, and is mid s1icaoiouS aad efsetiys Hismed
ioines are simply vegetable extrae1 I'd oils, they
have never been ussa but b. two osh physicians in
America besides himssL he has spsH the creates
part Of his life and thousands Of dollars In Obtainin
3 few secrets ia his profession. he tests the Urir
for ali forms Of disosss. Eoehsrge for giving
honest and true statement Of theireass. "a
sPERMATORHGA.,
To ToUSG MEE.-He can prove 70 you In afsE nsly
utes that be Is the only physician you ever trsate
with that cures this disease Eor eFery patient VII
vii follow bis directions, be viii give One Hundra
Dollars II he fails In curing this disssse No charre
made for consultation. Those at distancs who WSh
70 consult the Doctor may do 90 by serdng q small
vial Of urine by mall with name, sax and ae and BE-
will answer aud describe thsr case, and the poaEibil
ny Of getting relief, BY enclosing return postage
ramp. -... .- go fnarS;f17
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Disease occurring from one and the same cause will
be entirely cured by the Constitution Water, taken
70 any length Of time. The dose should vary with
tb severity of the disease, from twenty drops to
pc ssge OF the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp
to ms should be combatted with the proper remedies
tn en- followed up with the Constitution Water, IS
ab oYn directed.
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LADIES' LIST.

HE- llletterg advertised are sub ect TO an extri
charge OF One Cent. Persons calling for thom vii.
please be prepared with the necessary change.
~ The once viii b open TX A. NJ. and olvs.
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LsaeOryGea or Whites.

7IFhis disease depends UPON an Inflammation Of mus
oous lining Of the vagina and womb 1t Is In all c.
bowels and through the hips A tOaspOOnful Of the
medicine may be taken three times day, with an in
lection OF tablespoonful Of the medicine mixed
with half pint OF sort water, morning and evening,
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder, IEJsaEs-
nation Of the Kidneys, and G5tGTrh Of
TIE Bl0sdsF, SHasSgy sn5
Burning, or Painful
UTigGtina.
For these diseases it is -truIy sovereign remedy
and too much not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known to relieve tho most urgont symp
TOMS Are you troubled with that pain IN
the snail Of the back and through the hips tea
sPOonful day OF Constitution Water viii rejeTey6u
Ike magic.
For DyspPSis,
It has no equal in relieving the most distressing
echs Vomiting Food, &C. Take q teaspoonful after
dinner. The dose in ell cases may be increased II de-
sired, but should be done gradually.
PhgseiaSs
Have long since given up the use OF buchu, oubebs
and iuni per IN the treatment Of these diseases, and
only use them for want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved equal to the task that has dsvOlvsd
pom 1t.
DiU8eties
soon LEAD 70 chronic dsge1eTstion and oOTHTnsd ais.
sAses .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-21

STATE OF OHIO, =.
Cuyahoga County, So
Jennett Belts, plaintiff,
against
Esther Brennan, Law
renee LAWN, Mary
LAWN, Edward D1-
shane, Catherine Du-
shane, Edward Sla-
ter, Bridget Slater,
Elizabeth Brennan
and sAnn BrRnnan,
defendauta-
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: . LADIES' LIST.
Atwatsr Mary Adams sMA
Baldwin Wv Besett Sarah Bennett Selma
Butterheld NJ Barlow LauTa BaiIY Mary A
Brown Mary Blossoma Jane Bosley Ellen
Bel kliza Blair Eligabh Brown Ell
brightly Elizbh Birdsan NJ Black Anna u
Cariin Sarah Cumnins Nan CoonMAH
Carton Maya Cooley Nellsy Cozzens Myren
corner Key Calhoun o Curtis FrAncis D
Collins Julia Crowley I'm Crooks = W
Coleman Jane Cady AE Connen Mary
Case Joshua Cullen Eliza Cavanaugh Jdlia
Gary Engine Craw Kate CLARK Oathsrine
Cannaley Bridget Cassill A G Caldwell NJ
DoanoMJ Donlog Mage Dewey yzJ
Dawson
Evans M Emery Lucy G; Emerson Nancy
Edwards HELEN Kvans Hattie Evans B
Evans Augusta
Fell Thomas francis Sarah Firch Phebe
Foot Nellie Flemming Mag ElYnt Mary
FrisseIl MsrY Farrell May Frank Mary
Fisk Fannie FriEell Erastus Fish uhas A
GuildTF enIett Min A Ganney Mary
Green FH GrumIsy Cath Grant Chris A
Gardner Carrie Gaines Bell Gavin Ann
Colts Augutta Gopton AZ
Hanna samantha gendeFson R HadlsyBB
higby MsggieO Hiner Mary A Hamilton
Hunter Mary Hudson Lydia Hart Lila N
oa5s HoGeb % Hiii i francis Rssrens ssrssiS1 Rc
Hutchings Kate Halkins Gina Harris Oorinda
Hillard Betsy Hurlburt Hatch A Dola
Jones Mary johnson Mary johnson Martha
Jennings Jane Jones HELEN Janna HELEN
Jones Cata
Kidney LydiaA kidney CIV King Elizabefh
Lacy WEI Larkins Mary Lyons MArgIet
Lawrence darll Latimrr L NJ Lobb Jane
Lloyd Hannah N Lancy Francis Lymon EP
Lgmson Eliza Loorley Amelia Lyata Ruth
McCabe Nellie McIntiTe Marc Mcdonald Mary
NcNanoy Lizzie McDoWe Henry MoCrsth / lizbh
Mcclure Clara Mckinney Kate MoCort Bridget
McCarty Aice MoGe Ann Mclaughlin
M
Marshal wmC G Murry saml Mills NJ
milikee Mary A MerIick n K MOsgTOve Marg
Merrell Mary MACY L Miris Libe
Mann RarrietJ Mack Rosanna Moundy Bebeeca
Meriman Myers Frank Morse L
Mason IVA Monroe E A Mead Crit
Melen Catherine hurry 20 Merrill Cordelia
Neville Mary NostOn Amy
omblin Mary Oakley Hattie
Patterson Rose Pomeroy May Phillips Nancy
Palmer Marion Phillips Martha Pike Mary
Penelten Julia Parker John Powers Julia
Pr 1T Jane Porter II Philips Hall
Parkes Fannie Peterson y V Porter Emma b
z
Reeder Watson Root sarah A Rhodes Rosa
Robertson NJ A Robertson N Reszinger Mary
Raber Bibbie Robash Lizzie ken1Gnpe
Riker Henry ROGe Ea RusSD- 1llen
hice Annie L ROscce Libbis King Melissey
SreAtsr VI Screen l. W Seay Thomas
sterling NIB SfebbiDB Mary stephens Martha
Shenk Mary Scott l. kOmmers L A
Sheldon L A Eilcox Iennie Swift Hannah
Strong Flora 4 Spaulding KIN Ostickney Chas E
ScarTy Kate Stone Alb Saunders Anne
T
Tbake Mary Tracy 1hankey Thomas Sue
Ihorste Sarah Tier Phebs ID Thorpe Mary
TUrnsr Jane Turner John Taylor HELEN 81
Taylor Tomas Elisa Thomas Kun ce
Timmis Bridget Thachsr Carrie
Vaughn Mary J VOORHEES, Jennie
W
Wood Samantha Wallace Mary Wait Nellie
Woodwork NJ WOOisey Maggie Washington
Wilcox Luey Wallace Jane Wood Julia
Woods John wei on Julia WoOdman Seo I
Williams klOIin Wells Eliza warmer Martha
Way Ell WOrsWick j Williams Kate
Whitney Alhea VT ght A Will on Arm
Warren Addie Woods Maria Waiter JeDima
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S,Dpre,,,d Rensturation.

which IN the unmarried female is q constant recur-
ring diseae, and through neglect the seeds of mare
grave and dangerous maladies the result and 80
month after month passes without an EFFORT being
made 70 assist nature the suppression becomes chron
ic the patient gradually loOses her appetite, the
bowels are oon5tipated, night swests come on anc
finally ends her career.
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h'maralas 3 Ss.6Ssr sas Gssf!ass g. fsS Pes. Oaos
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IoHN G.. JENNINGS,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
REMOVED FBOM
all SuperiOr-St.. Marble Block,
To AtWater Building, foot Of superior-St.

eS-Will buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rant and Jollect Rents, 6c.
9-HO charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
~ Also issues Policies at Lowest Paying Estsg IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time 20 reccyar their healthy
tone and vigoT We able to state that the Oonst
tuition Wafer has cured every osBs Of Diabetes In
which IL hAs De0D given.
Hens "a the Bidder, CsIsUIus, GTavsI, Brick
Dust Deposit, and Aueus or EiIEy
DichGsges after UFisGtin0.
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BACKUs & NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.

In Common Pless-Ac-
ton TO Quiet Title.
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DEMAs 8. BARNES b CO.,
H geperai ARcnts.
ueltIaI aBllIl
i1lyI-R2s 2o2 BroadvssS New York

The CHIEF Attributes Of Manho0d are
frequently lost or suspended b. practices and
eious habits that viii inevitably lead heredltAEJ
dissAss unless checked IN tine Read cha truths lad
down in the treatise HUMAN FRAILTYs or PzXs
IoLOsIoAL REsE4BoHxs." It q elaborateIy mustrar
I'D with colorod engrSEings and VII convince tha
most hardened and unooncerned, As veil e. relisys
the minds Of the most desPOnding, By leading thsa
In the right channel for relief Of bodily snd msntA
AgonF and despair. H 1e-
Dag-Sold By Dr.. BAERoW, Is Blssoker-St,, n. r
Price 70 cents. Sent free eyar where see adTeE1s.
ment Of - Irieaemar' IN another column.
Sold also by G. ". CLARK DrugEisE. OisYelane7
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The Issue that was Fought on the 18Th.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. OOT. 2I, 1883,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-21

n 4 4 y \
For the Bsnsft Of Nervous sufoF-
- eFs. The WARNING VOICE On Z 8
seIf-eurs Of Debility, Consnmption -
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory, &s., b iaform
Sufferer. Enclosing stamp, address -rt-rse
D. H. WELLINGTOH, Boston, aiAGls
PREVENTION BETTER THAN OU8E.-Tha
new French safe i5 the only article ever recommend
ed By the Medical Profession q SAFE and sURE Pre-
vsntfTe. Samples sent, sAKELE CONCEALED, 70 any
address, on reeaipt % atsmo- dec1.B
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This Is the most deishtfu and extraordinary artI.
Gle ever discovered Il changes the sun-burnt faos
and hands peatly satin texture Of rsyshing bean.
u, impartns the marble purity Of youth, AID the
DIsTSGuE appearance inviting in the eitY belle Ol
fashion. It removes tan, freokles pimPles and rough
Dess from the skin, leaving the complexion frssh
transparent and smooth Ite0ntains no material In
furious to the skin PafrOnized By Actresses and
Opera Singers. 1t Is Whist every lady should havs.
larSold ETsryvhsre. -sIi1E i13
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Morning LEADER.

PUBLISHED By
sbrrl e. OOWLBS & CO.,
-.- IA3 supsrIOr-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-21

S sEoTIUE aVE8J5 IkIrlH Z
rsITl
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given up the use OF Duchu, oubeb
and juniper in the treatment OF these Diseases
only use them for want OF better remedy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28
'EE,r Faunicag e'GnY&M.3Cn

At the close Of the Public Concert gwen
by prof Finch and daughter at this pl .ce
en- Friday evening last, Tu"s. J, MoaRIs,
Esq, WAS called to the chair, when on
motion of Rev. D. Q. JoHN, the following
ro6ol utions we're unanimously accepted
WHEREAS Prof. W R. Finch has SO
ably conducted this convention, therefore.
ResOlved, BY the class, that we tender
our thanks to him for his thorough instruc-
ton and pleasant mode of imparting it
Rcsoloed, That we highly appreciate
and shall long remember tn splendid
performing of his acromp.ialcd daughter
Miss Addie Finch.
Re5olVci, That our best wishes 60 with
them for success in the noble profession
in which they are engaged.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions
be published in the DEMocRAr and Re
pubiicaa.
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M A Il AIAGEs.

In Bloomsbury, on the 23d inst, by
Rev. A f. Shanalelt ELIJAH X. lKELBR,
Esq, of MilIville, to Miss SAMARA Hell
ENA Armstrong of this place.
In Hemlock wp., on the I7th inst, by
Jacob Harris, Esq MIR George Hartman,
Sr., and Mrs Jane Cool, all Of Columbia
county.
At Beach Haven on tho 18th inst, by
Rev, Benz, Steercr, Mr., William Linden,
of Foundry vile, Columbia so, and Miss
Rox Anna Warner, Of Salem, Luzerne co.
On the oh inst, in Orapgevllo, BY
Rev. W. Goodrich, Solomon Barnhart
Nj. ID, formerly of Allentown to Mis-,
Gatharine Reiehard, Of Madison township
Col. Co.
AT this place on the 18TH inst, by Rev
D. J, Waller, Peter ;. Ri hol, E,q and
jeanette Thomas, daughter of Casper j
Thomas, all Of BIoomsburg
Or the 9th inst, by Rev. A +. Shsua.
felt, MIR Elias S. Mills, Of Madison, aud
Rebccca Norlhstcin, Of Cattawissa.
On March 9th, by Rev. Thomas Ii
Oulleb, Mr. John II. Smith, of Jersey
town, and Miss Mary PursoI daughter o.
Dennis Pursel, Esq Of Homlock.
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n OSE SC8'EIS8 >
Great Row in "Niggerdom -
TREASON IN THE CAMP y
Raid on headquarters. !

Our usually peaceful town was greatly
surprised few days since by the kicking
up Of another row at the Post Office. 1t
is getting to be a famous place
DR.. Joh0, Commander.in-Chief, was in
his Sanctum Sanctor IN, A0glice, back
room" Whether his chief OF staff Knight
Knapp, and the other members of the
League were present or not we cant
say.
But suddenly Brigadicr General Chas.
NJ. Blskcr made raid on headquarters,
and seizing the Dr., threatened to carry
him off from the midst of his faithful fol-
lowers. The tempest in a teapot was
most tremendous, the Dr. calling for
help and The Brigadicr pushing forward
bis forces vigorously.
What terrible result might have hap.
poncd we can not guess, had not some
persons heard the DR.. s cries for quarters,
and coming to the rescue, rel2a,od him
from the grasp of his foe. The General
fell back from the face Of superior forces
in good order, carrying his dead and
wounded with him; and again "order
reignod in Africa"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-03-28

"The Life 9ftte Flesh is in the B2ood,'
was old by inspiration long before Har-
vey's discovery of its circulation had
brought to light its purpose and use, Now
we know not only that ''li fo is in the
bleod," but that disease inh obits it also.
Many of the disorders that poryade the
human frame, have their home in it, thrive
and grow in it. The celebrated DR.. J, e..
Aver, of Lowell, has had regard 10 this i'm
portant fact in making a Remedy I o cure
these disorders. His Extract of Sarsapa-
rlla purges out the impurities Of the bIo cd
and induce a healthy action in it that cx-
pcls disease, This looks reasonable, and
it is true, for we know by our own OK
perionce. Seldom as we take any modi-
cine, we have nevertheless sever al times
been under obligations to the skill | of DR.
Aver for the relief which his remedies
never fail to afford US when We are oblig-
cd to have recourse to thom,- Cal holic,
Halifax, N, S.