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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-17
RnEUMATlsM, NEURALGIA, GOUT.

The Excruciatlng agonles Of Tic-Douloueux Lumbago
and Seatioa the crippng diseases Of the Nerves and
Muscles the exquisite torture Of Cramps, Gout and
raGted stH Joints quickly assuaged by local ap
plications Ointment which soothes the rritabity
and relazes the spasms these Diseases however eri
ginae In the acid state Of the blood permanent relief
only be obtained by liberal Of Hooways PILLS. iu
conjunction with the Ointment, to the vital
fluid Of the humors which engender the disorders.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04
9ie brei Grpbaadebte.
Ginmtllr aus rem surssn' Sltrtunrert.
gpn 9ssin 6 q Gudins.
(Tsrtitsun9.)

Der untsri,sts ptds Rlnn, rrr sinsn SrcBsn
rcbsn Gppi unr elm rulfis's untsrtinn Nat;e,
.rat gu Ger iunssn Dame tsran.
,Ras taR gu, msin, &ur mas git ss pa Z
trer II pieisr iremrscz--nss< @aGH: init rem Tu
iprihit!" iaSts er nit einem raubsn Ins tteTsn
Saetcns.
v@ltin sudrisasr papa" antrrcr,'tc fs. stnsa
,crnissn Bid aui Atrc6t mersHr, .ei'isr 5ytme'
Der itsint iih elsn Spab mi S,y:a %t!re er'
lautt gu tatsn.. Cen i'd Stnsn isjel aefrIaH'n
mug. 3u teuribeiIsn.
uGinm Spab2 - nit iintrsm Glib, -
Gi, rae wdrs " ri.iru 8ste@ai ron @linms
cd, Ter I'm icin'r 8ursfal;atst rltn jtgt nj:
Ter an rem GaI,sn psranrat. aus rod nl6
,tra msn giIr an rtn - - ais SS ttfr, @Bae
| ilt rae hirtlG meiu Bib. was IA taist,a"
x,Gsift SIR @iltn6. Yapa!"
pa lel rod slsi& tas gHeiter rrsin itle'
| s,n!'
.llnt mr tanst rtnn bier Z" riei jest sin srcf
j,r aartsr Maun Der fi6 rur aasn anprsn rurd
ben nnastsur.n 5aartsmsi, Ger isins SGalter'
btrsdlt. arawihnete sra mar an ris anrsr
Gta. res @alasns sttrstsn.
rcs il ia Elm Satrifssinm sin Saeris
aim, y Rtl stn, i6rius stimms Gin. 'is sins'
nsa.r.n 5urn nit .iutm lanssn, ab'nteturi'
6m a,sadk s.ttris. n w.ldsm slsr'af " ''T0
Ii, ,6isit ipies zee botwirrissn graldtsn sr
tauut, = 4. isdn Observation-Disclosures sasF
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04
Np go

- !. e 2 essEs !. 49, = sss
rs Gtfanssns an nns nussuIlsftrn III. e's 30
AN nus aaslal tsftra isi," fScstf sss 6oirsds.st
pcpftnfsd, ter matrsns Ger OXYGEN stsse llll, an.
eaStis isi IN se&piteissa 9Infs uars 9rrsssuH
Eensfi6aui bate NIB jtss re ealu5iplDssuuaefs
isteta mi tinss sdns sHsssIiasa siptltfsntsh
wisssrsoIs. ais Oh 81 FS. mis- sin Rome aui, Ssstu
itt5sn ircus. ssr itm wtetripn6tn psrt,.
Der @sfanssns aphs nhtaussslisfsrt, rsrGs.
tanssnr 6l.ft, no sr if!" erTirtst. nit ,oynis,r
Sar6bsit rsr Esi6esrai. 4, ,,a-rtg a.n.r
pllne u wirs trG aussslisfsrt !" lartr rsr 6sn'
btsns SSaumlrHsI; ,w III aui unisrem 1runs
unr BUssn iutsitirt uns man ica Groblinssn niGt
au Istns Rs&tt saFsn! pier FEB Id, aai unis.
Fem 9.rritcsic. UNI prrtsltirs ise,Iit ssesn lts
gsrlssuus unisrr Sura, grIuiItsia unp lati,rII.
4tn Gnartntrisis |"
"uns Bier ts9' i@." risi ses trfHttr 6ssisns
itsd aus, tns,m r NIT isnsn lanssn 8sinen aui
Die anesre Seitt Zee @alsens itsl3e, rpssi ser
SraIat nsSe isiner Dismsri&aft itm ;clsie, ..bisr
| ittt' ID aui mstn.s sndrisfsn uns bcawlrrIsasn
5srrn BON 9risialtsn Smmuna, unp seir.it.m
@stsi, uni prct'firt rssr jsalitst ,inititse gcr.
ss5sn."
ngrusfirt 70 uisI S6r psa!" iastt Ger sitdGs
| graf, i& nit ieinsm GsfUlss auf ris S,itte Sete
Ere @alssns lurid,istsnr, n9isr itt4' i'd aui mss
mem Gruns uns gcesn unp laGt mir nhts pois
l&rsitsn. ans ramit baita! - Die Sass tanu &c.
siun.n. Gtsrtrasr. fsIe Or bic gGayen an"
Gssv pi. swsi in i6ren &s&ten unp in Strsm
GbrofIbI 10 filter otfrinfien Darteien batteu nht
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04

0dt.snh bic 6srrsa ie mit unrsritbnlidem
@rcu aussinanrr sinStn, Der RsiassraT NIT ists
ner I&5nen au6ter uns isiasm 5riumpb rem Sase- :
ssrg,lssw na6 pfr 8arstrmti tsr nit istnsm SYn-r
rieus uns isinsm Snarimm nod 5aait, unc Der
pralat nit lsinsm 5cfri&hr 6opfsutsd uuc Sas
&spldnen in's ssiirlists Stiit 5rieIalten tsim
untsrrtb iammsl.. ftt cine tltins 9rurys ron
Eisnsrn ssr tsirsn sei&iassn otsielenren psrrs
ltaitsn rsr Der Yues ess tleinen 6Genipirtts.
5is wOOtsn lla pOn sitiem Habu,s iitsr esn ars
srtSrtsn TaG teratsn laiIen. uni IN satsr Breunrs
itait - rsnn mas tImmtrts fs Der Ghsit Fer
Nd6ts.n -.bsi Zen aussstUtsntn grfriiduns,n
rarltsr piseurirsn. Eas srpiwerslnre RannHen
aas antrcrt auf alt Grastn, rs IS teaSt!ppsttn
tunnt.; ss mar wst sntfsrnt, fins So&e - Is
slautis, itins SaHs lanst iser i&limm, "a e
rust isiu gsplauer Zen eanssn GUriaa rtran-
atl bate - rur& esusn,n ned itIimmrr ,uml'
t.n. uns 70 pslit RtA senn tais tsraas, rab err
Jrsrsr ,~si sswsin, unr las rtr' Saup liaaltiss,
Der rit 1ilrsr ausstSan@n. Elm ftwa7traua;r
=, Staltusr aspsisn. Us,r roc sta Isaia aus ieat
stntm 9anes, no bic Scnnt ris 8Spie idwar
trenni nna nie 66ni nif Estslfn, rag s ielaes trs
n ifr.dGhsr 1tattn fibIs ,vsrrtn. Dtasa aus tH
,I gsriammluns atrr, pie nit rsm tefWarrisen
S.un ron 1,i,iapn als ssiitn 8l6f,nIpanusr
/. ans es!tfitntr sstcmmtn, ,pprr E6sls ilar. tat
ra gntua.r Rhmans anstrsais ris ,iSsi stuts
I.isn. rsl6f IN rsr ssrsunssutn Natt i'm Gonpsnts
itrs 6trtsrss ssncmulsn. unt ron stnsn tinsm Ger
: 1annsn bslanni mar, BOP .Et TOR Rsiksspdd tort
!, sslansn. Go mar aliO wafiGsiulid5 ias ssr
d Flaiss Grtpltr iia aud TN Sttite ulsrtr snitls
!, len wnr,, um ittn Gissnttum Iu rsildmirtu, unp
Eel fitrr gtltssntst 6rauats man i6n nnr 80 ia'
i, len, I'M, ssn austtsdtts in pait ,u s'Ommtn uno
/, itu ktirs Rssensublsr sa trtumptirsn. Nl6csm
/. ii. Qrntffss Goupents ibt @Iditr atItei, irsnn<
!, ten fft ,fG sestaIt rem s.n Srsstihtn NIL .ien
ibrss bsrrihaft mad. uin sisie ~ srrit'n ne @t.
Z ritt 81 tlfa.tsn.
! (tcrlNfuns 6cIsi.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04
atftmmAS9efetG =

s q, gtrnnsmsnt taun rh6F sHsr sstans
.,is ale 8adfSnrs tesatit iinr. y
- "a gscpuement rtrn ais icrtlaaIt tnf
r,ry - uidt aaaHradiit attsitfl!t rpirf !.
fssr,i ylua,mtrn sinsr 3eitunS annimmt
E ii atrnasnt anssisSsu unP bat saTur 5as'
n ii lsilsn'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04
Gtutinu &crin aiIn'

;,,ru,suu 81. eouis y lfr 49 VI. Matm
pch Ct. 9oris 2 ii
a.,,, ,cn St. 0Ouia 30
eg naa 81. eOuis !" 10 SUrm.
z..xr,n ppn Btffn s 46 ~
Won Gten " 90 Na6m.
-, 9 lltr Rprsens INT IA d 5 lltr Ntsnr
..,.tr nnu ErattsannaSms, nrb SnHlisffruns
sgv 6. 1rsH, A9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04
ger aeluttigen gsimsns.

gDenn Gle Wlmtb gen hfimwarte ilet'n
llnp gun, ,parmen Dim fss'n,
zSrGH sN E'rrrr aI
Gisbtn prr ssr gihis Rnaa,
5rast Der SO!rat nit S6msrs: -
@arum sstf Gu grurrbsrs?
Sb mir Did aud wistrrtb'n7
nNsin. msin Grcunr. i'd Hsit' nitbt ltrt'n =
Msnu i'm Rampi r IN s-
unr 8aucnsnrrnn,r i.a. .
linn sie grmtru pas e.
gcr rss &risssra An.,,t;.::
MHB i'm Rarapi sr nrH!t. - ...
2upifr tampim in ren R:io'n,
Gsa iur's gat.rlanr sr att'n,
6cTsne oui tsim 0i,rrrict'u.
unire Sslren mir Fem Stmrt
eino niGt sina ,.Rjdsf wsrs,
Tenn rsnn ss aH't 6ettrn lret,
Sid i6On itrs Rair rstt;
Wander fam idcn rbns Sreib
BALI 'urad mad 6aus irsI,i6,
Etm RE seItsr nit ten strit.n
1rnnrn itIttn gulssr rte6n.
Eram ri'ttf Gad mad esr Moral:
@srott Sif;irrs al,
W:emt sen Tsesn iatI ser gadis.
Tenn eann irieat itr isItsr @i6is.
fatt I'm & isr lang a,lsatn,
staat asnatt nit gursm Etssn.
Srau6t mad ind5 5's.m RiipHniun
slO' itr nar ~ rtliSairsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04
Julius HEchlig,
EAabmndifr

81 - EbnbAndifr
T,Uuvnlfc, q Il,
~ t,t stas, urt 81 ffl crratkia inm Str'
az: II I'M sF.t ft ttm RgurtIIum III AItn ,'rfis
,s}i,Iur TrG,ilrn mr rire lttt' tsmuri lth.
5Ss, MI; slatrbaiis Hrtt't rrrmrI M, Ei!lis III
Z I'm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04

Er-..-s .fai.sk9
sDsrO,t ia nur ttin gs0leat
srhrern fdaft Gua @6u!t,rRuifsn
bSn 9Sr eaun sit aus.I pi.if.n,
Maft iNr ,reGtfum tsbrt eu&", raid
Stsd' ris 9Sbnuas in pi, Said,
Srautt mad 5aus nur su mari&iren,
& insn 9rcpfsn Bluts perlisrsn.
@cIlt itr atu re&t b.qu:m
Gua nit ,uniUn" SsIr ssritt'n,
setrr't RstruttrunSsOif;ir
llno tltirt 6ubit gu 5auie Bier;
S6idt gum 6tbtsn surs erirsr,
Braat ni6t, Of n. trtr,n m,.rn,
Sprsst 10 iar'. 9auesa &otI
llnr itafft su& sis gsrit prG!
alio tas in II. Mcral:
Gnren S'Sains 40
(ptSnir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-04

Gin igalistr anv Srjt iastt, sd5 e:utr. wtIt,
rremri isu S6uIr.n tsa5Isn Pete cpn ,ses
Rranfstit ststilt wa:ttn, ii fis CUTE 4uu'sn
ititR nis sit Hrys ttn S.rluf rsri:itsn nidt
srira3sn lSlntn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-19

CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLAsi low AND LIVER
= poo-The Montreal Steamship Companys hrs class fu
powered Clyde built steamer AEGLOBAXON Captain Ora
ham, carrying the Canadian and United States mali will ~
from Portland Saturday March a. Rates Of pasaas
York according to accommodates
$Sl $67 steerage. found with good provisions ~ .
payable in gold Its equivalent IN United states currency
Certificates Issued for bringing ont pass ngers from al u
principal In Great Britain and Ireland 1t very loS
rates. For passage apply ct IS broadway. N Y
SABEL 4 6EAkLE. General AgentA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-19

A BvRNHAxs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
Ins sstsblishnen Ill West Eleventh street bet
ma AMI sisth Furniture bored and
sAlpp.d OF the world. Covered wagons Tor
aLsrst-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-19
BILLIARDS.

ySRANcIs BUTLER NO. PECK SLIP. HAsl.
Il the choice breeds o. Dog. for sale and stock -
BulIcrs new work, si. Dogs boarded, trained. al
eknes for su diDeaaaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-19

NAVY BANKERS.-PRIZE MONEY NOW COLLECT
IN ed cashed for all United Sates vessels where the
prize !ists made complete list always kept BY
NKTTLETON. GILBERT CO, Ill Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-19

A YOUNG MAN HOLDING A PERMANENT SITUA.
IA ton in highly respectable establishment wants the
loan of $2D for which he will pay liberal Interest," is will
ing TO give hall his salary month until the repaid
reference able Address b. j. Raynor, station D.
Post Office New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-19

CUPERIOR AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESIDENCE
y to let for SALE moderate terms; thirty miles
the Sound ON high ground with fine Views good bathing
boating and beach. The house 10 tasteful
modious, having twenty rooms partly furnished; near
steamboat landing branch railroad being
TO the village. miles OF. Apply to- A. MAN, No. u
Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-19
SHIPPING.

Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates
From Liverpool or Queenstown. first cabin S75 SIS $06
Steerage from Liverpool $40 from Queenstown $50 Those
who wish to send for their friends bu
these rates.
These steamers have superior for
strongly built water tight sections and
carry patent fire annihiators Experienced surgeons
attached to each steamer.
For further in ormaton apply in Liverpool WILLIAM
INMAN, Agent, % Water street; in Glasgow to ALEX.
MALCOLM. No 5 81 Enoch square; in Queenstown TO G.
W ID SEYMOUR co; In London. EWES 4
MACY, IL King ian st. in Paris to JULES DECOUE.
a. Rue Nore Dame des VICTORIES Place de la Bourse; in
Philadelphia TO JOHN e. DALE Ill Walnut street. or q
the Companys offices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-19

DART OF A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE TO
i let-In beautiful neighborhood to u small sentee
family consisting Of six Rooms with all the improvements
and for housekeeping upper part rent $4O
Apply at B7 West Twenty eighth street. between Eighth and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-19

wash ADVANCES MADE ON SHIPMENTS OF MER.
~ chandise Francisco either Cape Horn the
Isshmus, by WELLS, FARGO CO.. "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-19

L,OR sALE-ONE or THE BEST AND OLDEST
kerosene OIL Routes in the city. Horse Wagon and Har
ness with ~ In complete order 10 indus.
ttons this i good chance, Will be sold Ap
the being In other business Inquire Of H. WOOD
RUFF, ia crockery 81 street. n. A.
hUL0REw. vi Seventh street, In The evening
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15
EriendSand Relatives.

All who have Friends and Relatives In the Army or
Navy shouldtake espGcia that they be amply sap
pled with these Pills and Ointment Rnd where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide
themselves with them, better present can b. sent
them by their Friends. They have boGn proved TO be
the Soldiers falling friend IN the hour 81 need,
COUGHS sAND COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS,
will be speedy relieved and efrettually cured by
ing these admirable medicines, aud by paying proper
attention to the Directions which attached 10 each
Pot or Box.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15

Rich AND SPIoY-The speech deliver
cd by EZRA Ewes, in front of the Court
House, on Thursday last. The old gen.
tlcman is more honest, than his Republican
associates, as he freely acknowledges him
self rank abolitionist. DR.. John, was
noticed in the crowd. The clergy failed
to come to time. More anon.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15
Camp Meetings.

A Camp Meeting for the Catawissa Cir
cult will be held in the woods of Hiram j.
Reeder, two miles south of Catawissa
commencing MONDAY next August II,
to continue until the following Saterday.
Another Camp meeting will be held on
the ground of Mr.. Worden in Locust twp
2 miles east of Bear Gap, on the rold lead
ing to Numedia, commencing on the 3ls'
of August, and will continue until the sth
Of September.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15

Uniformity of Prices "A New Feature in Business
Every one his own Salesman! JONES n 60, of the
Crescent Price Clothing store, No POI MarketstTect
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition to having the largest most varied aud
fashionable stock Of Clothing IN Philadelphia made
pressy for retail sales, have constituted every one
his own saleman, by having marked ~ figures, each
aclea the very lowest price can be sold tOr 50
cannot possibly vary~~dl must buy alike.
The goods are well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making that all can buy with
The fun assurance OF getting good article AT the very
lowest price. Also large stock ofpicce goods on hand
the latest style aud best qualities which win be made
to order ia the most fashionable and best manner %
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above sixth street
No 50i. JONES q co,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15
ESTATE OF ALIEN MARR.
COLUMBL.A COUNTY. SIS.

In the Orphans Court of soid county, inter ALA is
thus contained:
Writ Of Partition and valuation ofthc Real Estate Of
Alcm Mari, deceased.
Aud now, May 9Th 1868, return Of Inquest confirmed
absolutely, and motto Of John G., Freeze the Court
grant rule Chester e. Matr, William Mari, Chas.
Marr, Nelson Mari Hiram g. Marr, Rachel Everhart,
late Rachel Marr. and Harriet Van Lew. late Harriet
Mari children of AlCm Mari, late Of Scott township
Columbia county, deceased to appear at an Orphans
Court to be held at Bloomsbury IN aud for the county
Of Columbia the first Monday to wit: The 9TH day
Of September next, and accept refsso the several
purpar of the said estate at the valuation placed upon
the said purpars by the inquest show cause why the
should not be sold agreeaby to the act Of AS
sembly in such cases made and provided. Personal
notice N the rule to be served upon all the parties
siding in the county and six weeks publication of the
rule prior to the return day thereof To be published in
Of the spapers published in Bloomsbury in said
county; paper containing the publication to be sent
each of the parties out of the county, each week du
ring the publication Of the where the residence
is known.
BY the Court
Certified from the Records, May l6 1863.
JACOg EYEBbY, Clk of O. g.
Per MICHAEL + EYERLY, Asst.
The parties above named will take notice of the above
rule. J. II. FURMAN. Shert.
SherNs Office, bloomsbury,
} July IL, lS63.-6t. !
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15

CAUTION None are genuine unIess tle WORDS
uIIoIIownys New York and London" are discrrnabc
as Water.mark in every leaf Of the book Of drectloS
around each pot or box the same may plainly seen ~
holding the leaf to the light handsome reward VIII
be given any rendering such information as may
lead to the detection Of any party or parties counter
feitiug the medicines or vending tha same, knowing
them tn b. spurious.
- Sold Mt manuractory Professor Holloway, 80
MAIDEN Lane, New York, aud by all fespectable Drug
lsts and Dealers in Medicine, throughout the civilized
world, III boxes at 2j cents and 81 each.
us1 here is considerable saving by taken the larger
sizes. .
~ B-DiTectons for the guidance ofpatents in every
disorder affixed 10 each box
June 90 lSG3,-y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15
@TS 3ffllsZlastgz gzss<-
NSls j. lkl ! isSSsyY
ARMY News.

FcRTBEss MONROE, Aug 10.--The stea-
mcr City of Albany arrived here yesterday
from Beaufort.
AL the rebel officers and surgeons con-
fined as pri.oors of war in Fort Norfolk,
upwards OF one hundred and twenty-five,
are being transferred to Fort Mcllenry
by the steamer George Washington, in
charge Of Major Milford.
ClEcINNATr, Aug. l1.--Rcports from
the front indicate that all is quiet on the
border.
The refugees from East Tennessee re.
port that Forests mounted force was TO
rendezvous at Kingston or Concord.
A rebel brigade, under Armstrong, had
arrived at the former place.
General Burnside arrived at Lexington
yesterday. The movements Of troops in
the direction arc worry active.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15

RETURNED.-We believe all the Draf-
ted Militia and "Emergency men, of
Columbia County arrived at home during
the past two weeks. They came in squads
and without sufficient notice having been
given, which of course precludcd anything
like proper ovation or handsome reccp-
ton, as they deserved.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15
SELECT SCHOOL.
MISS ELEoNcRA J. LEscHER,

MISS ELEONCRA ]. LESCHER,
yETI I'LL open a Select school the Basement Of tho
w Reformed Church IN Bloomsbury, Monday
the Tenth of August leG3 The School will be divided
INTO three classes, viz:
PRLAL4RY- Including children just commencing price
per Quarter of III weeks, 81 o.
LNTER.MEDLATE- Including Reading, Writing Spell
ing, and those commencing Geography, Grammar
aud Written aud Mental Arithmetic price pei
Quarter, So 10.
Notwithstanding Reading, Writing Spelling, Gram
mar, Geography, History of the United states, and
Written and cnta Arithmetic, 81 0O
Lessons in the Ornamental branches. viz Italian
aud GIecian OH Painting Drawing, Needle-work, etc.
at extra charges.
Persona wishing to have lIair-Work DONE such as
Bob and Guard Chains, Rings, er Ear Drops. cln be
accommodated,
bloomsbury, Pa, Aug g, lsG3-2ms
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-15

ENyY.-If there is malicious fcnd
upon the face of this earth, it is this same
miserable, malicious envy. He is as omn'
present and as ,mcatchabh as a fea.--
You can't tell from whence he comes or
when you have him but there he is, trying
to torture every one in turn with his pois-
onous bcak and sharp fangs to leave a
wound which lie thinks may smart and
tester in his victims flesh for days. No
one escapes the poisonous reptile. lie
goads the beautiful blushipg blonde to hate
her rival, and so contemplate is he, or she
as 10 hint that the blonde color is sal
paint and hor bust "all cotton" Envy
is truly malicious fend will make liz
10 serve the purpose.
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sas~ The Boston Courier says there is
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er than is agreeable among the John
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EDITOR OF DEMOCRAT, Dear Sir With your
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To NERVOUS SUFFERERS SEXEs A reverend
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