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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-06

To NERVOUS SUFFERERS GOTH SFsfs- reverend
gentlemen having been restored to health in Il few
days after undergoing all the usual routine and freg
ular expensive modes Of treatment without success,
considers II his sacred duty to communicate to his
afflicted fellow creatures the means of Hence,
on tho receipt Of an addressed envelope he VIII send
free copy Of the prescription used. Direct to DIR
JOHN NJ DAGNALL, lSG Fulton street Brooklyn.
New York March II,
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Reading ksai. Road.
SUMNER ARRANGE MENT,

CRE\T TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH AND
" Northwest for Philadelphia, Sew York, Reading,
Pottsvitlc, Lebanon. Allentown, EaSton. &c, sc.
Traius leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia. New York
heading. Pol,svie and all intermediate stations, at
n M. and , p. III.
New YORK cxptess leaves Harrisburg at els a. IN
arriving at New York at Q Ii the same morning.
Fares from harrisburg TO New York Sj -; to
Philadelphia 50 81 ana s! o. Eageasc checked
through.
Returning, leave New York nj Il M, IL noon, and
p M, (rttsburg EXpriss) Leave Philadelphia at { Is
n. m, and 3.aO y m.
Sleeping in the New York express trains, through
to and from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers by the taawissa Railroad leave Tamaqua
at $50 a M, and Ii m, for Phadt phia New York
aud all Way Points.
Trains leave louisville at OILS aud 23o p. nl
for Philadelphia, Harrisburg and New y Iork.
An Accommodation passenger train ltoves Reading
at 900 aud returns frem Philade lpia al 90 pm
G5' All the above trains daily, sundays excepted
Sunday train leaves Pottsvillc at 7,30 4 M, and
Philadelphia at BIS p.
Communication, mlSagc, and excursion ii i;kets
at reduced rates to and from all points.
q. a. NlCOLLS,
May 90, 1863. General Superintendent.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-06

say Bought Farm.--GEoRGE WEA-
vrr, Esq, of Bloomsbury, has purchased
a valuable farm property near Turbutt'-
vile, Northumberland county. 1t COM
prses at least one hundred acres and is
FIRST quality of land. Price 81 900, cash
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-06

nS5nWe learn that Franklin Dawson,
from this place, who was a member of Co.
D. e4th Regt and wounded at the late bat
Tie near Charlottesville, has since died.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-06
Panorama Exhibition.

Mr.. HARRY II. DAVIS, proposes to hold
n Panorama Exhibition, in Bloomsbury.
It will exhibit the various scenes and life
like views of the Great Rebellion said by
those who have seen it, to be very inter-
esting and instructive. Sec large bills
posted around Town.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-06

Dissolution OF PARTSERsuiP.-It will be by
notice in cur columns that NOVEL; n Warner have
dissolved partnership in the Commercial College
Mr. Lowell continues to conduct this eNcello Mt aud
nourshiug institution, and s highly qualified fer III.
task Our business relations with him havs always
been Of the most pleasant and satisfactory character
and we comend him aud his College to the continued
confidence and patronage of tn: -BiHghamioH
Datig Republican
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-06

CHILDREN owe much Of their sickness to ce!ds. No
matter where the disease may appear to he seated its
origin may be traced To suppressed pcrspiaton, or
cold Cramps and lung complaints direct products
of colds In short colds the harbngcts of half tho
diseases that ailct humanity, for they caused
by checked pcrspitation, aud as hveeighths of the
waste matter of the body escapes through the pores If
necessarily follows. Keep clear, therefore, of colds
and coughs the great rCcursors Of disease or If con-
tracted break them mp immediately by timely use of
MADAME pORTERS CURATIVE BAISAM Sold
by all Druggists, at IS cents aud 25 cents per bottle.
March II, lSG3.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-06
I'D u a Il III =

In Roaringcreck twp, Col. CO. on the
18th of May, WM. MYRRs, aged about g.
years.
On the 10Th of May, 1868, of Typhoid
Fever, in Cass county, Michigan, Mr..
JAMES BARBER, of Edwardsburg,- g,--form-
erly Of Jerseytown and Bloomsburg-agcd
"a years, 4 months and A days
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WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC LEADER,
to subscribers at tho following

Al payments 20 ba made invariably in advance
! h" friends of democratic principles and the Amer-
can Union, II hspcd " II interest themselves in hel
ping to give the LEADER large circulation. Gt up
clubs Immediately Address
PINE & LEWIS
No 03 s. Third St, Phila.
hlDy OF, 1868.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nJ~The Commercial College will be conducted by
the Principal, u. w. Lowell, who takes the opportu.
nifty Of turning his hearty thanks 10 the public for
their lbhral patronage heretofore bestowed the
institution and invests their attention to the improv.
ments soon TO be introduced into the several depart
mcnts, ID. W. Lowell.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-06

reyThe Editor Of this journal, is alb.
sent on an excursion to Philadelphia and
New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-06

nd5" SEVERAL of the members formerly
citizens Of this county, belonging to Com
pany l. l36th Regiment, returned to this
place on Monday last, asd in accordance
to previous arrangements, were received
by their friends and large numhsr of
returned soldiers from other Regiments
who were invited to participate in the les.
tiyilies Of the occasion.
The boys were met at the Depot by the
procession under the command Of the sew
eral Marshal. Of the OCCASION, and were
escorted into town and through the prn-
cipc streets, thence to the american
House" where sumptuou' supper had
been provided for them.
We add our hearty "wccomc home TO
our friends who have survived the vicis-
siu.lcs OF the soldiers life and been per-
mitted to return in safety to their homes.
IRoy CITY COILEGE.-Ihe Pittsburgh
Daily Gaz0ie say; "Wc speak from ex-
perience, whom We say that We believe this
schoo has no superior Of its kind in the
country. The course ol instruction is com,
trebcnsive and thorough in the e1tremc.
Diplomas are granted only to those who
have proved themselves worthy to receive
them, and no circumstance has ever occur
red to our knowledge, in which any of it.
graduates hav: ever failed to give the most
entire satisfaction as accomplished and
skillful accountants"
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and all cuch matter as is requisite to constuuto
First Glass Family Newspaper.


First Glass Family Newspaper.
Il will be controlled by no clique, nor will it alyo.
cate the claims Of any candidate for Office until he
sha have become the regularly nominated candidate
of the Democratic party But it will advocate the
dCc sions of that party, to both measures and men
Besides containing weekly summary of all tClr.
graphic Hnd genera news, the weekly lcadcr will be
enriched by original reductions by Of the best
writers in the country
TT Is TIE PAPER FOR THE FARMER.
IT Is TIE PAPGR FOR TUE F1kESIUE.
IT Is THE PAPER FOR THE PATRIOT.
IT Is TUE PAPER FOR The MECHANIc,
IT Is TllE PAPER FOR TlE NRMY.
Ii Is THE PArER FOR ALI. CLASSES.
No one should neglect to subscribe fur it at once
TIL Il
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no OCONSUMrTIVES.-gh9 advertiser having been
restored to health in few weeks by avery simple
remedy after having suffered several years with
we're lung affection aud that dread disease consmp.
ton Is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
TO all who desire it. he will send n copy Of the pre-
scrptiOn used, free of charge. with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure euro for consumption, asthma, bronchitis, &c C
The only object O the advertiser in sending the pre-.
scription is to benefit the afflicted aud spread nforma.
ton which he oonccvcs be invaluable aud he hopes
every sufferer viii try his remedy, as it VIII them
nothing, aud may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wllamsburgh,
March u, 1863 -3m Kings County, New York.
Uniformity fPrices "A New Feature in Business
Every one his own Salesman! JONES n co. of the
Crescent One Price Clothing store, No. POI MarkCtsttect
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In adsitiun to having The largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made
pressy for retail sales, have constituted every one
his own salcnan, by having marked in figures, ON ca"
article nj the very lowest price be sold for so they
CauH0t possibly vary--dl must buy alike,
The goods well sponged and prepared and great
paus taken with the making that all can buy with
the fun assurance Of getting good article at the very
lowest price Also large stock oi piece goods on mana
of the latest style and hest qualities which will be made
to order in the most fashionable aud best manner 70
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent, in Market ajOve Sixth street
No 2Oi. JONES g. co.
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The Rebels Rofuse to RsceiUe Hm-Hts
Probable Return Ia Nassau.
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THE SApONkI'IER
TAKE NOTICE !

or concentrated lye for sale by all Druggists, Gro
GERS and Country Stores
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ClRt ULATE THE DOCUMENTS
THE
Democratic Leader,
Il double sheet weck'y Democratic Jou,,,-
ak Of Eight pages AMI Forty
EighS Columns Of rca-
di1ig matter.

The attention of the Democracy Of Pennsy and
Of ther states is called to the importance of extend
ing the CT rculatiOn of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
no THE PATRONS OF rHE wHIG.

For twelve mossh past advance payment from Sub
ieosrs has been strictly enforced according
aPrsToas date Ths enforcement Of Ike with the old
patrons o. the Paper has Tor long time, been M
70 Be necessity slual urgeh bat relying upon these patrons
% 'onioFm 70 s1r advance iro mere srnss os %
us remembering hat an business transactions fer mouths past
have been on strictly cash terms hesad to erase the
naes OF such as we're In arrears We ourselves with
large and rapidly Increasing Indebtedness source With
oouf usual facilities for collecting due aad adopt
matter Of selfprsservaon, ooxng terms OF subscription
for he future:
No aame viii be entered Ou. advance and every
name VII oe certainly taken % cur books at the aspiration Of
tine paid for.
Fhs papers now going to have paid for the same
70 periods In advance Of this date Will discontinued at the ex
Pfaoa o. NE time paid for an By advance payment
me papers sent 20 persons Who past
srPton aud who continue be until the 6rst day OF April
ne1 VI" be discontinued that day subscriber Of this
ea V De taken as subscriber until arrearges are paid
ApvEsrso WI hen5e0h be strictly By the square according
% car Pu6saed terms Annual other terms Of aesommOda
aen' 70 be Effected BY special cement with the ONCE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
Confederate Cnrrennu

The following article is from a gentleman Of sense
sad reelection His remedy for the evil of redundant
currency, tazatioH-mght prove effective But taxes
sufficient 70 correct the evil would constitute burden
TOO greTous 70 be borne Besides it would operate in
justice to the present generation Postery is quite as
much Interested in the expensive struggle in which we
are engaged s7 W. are and il IS nothing but right
aud proper thar fair proportion Of the burden should
be laid on it5 shoulders This only beNerctsd by
funding Or borrowing. If undertake to pay enough
taxes to keep Confederate money equal to specie those
who come after u.s. in ignorance of the price we paw for
their privileges would set bu. little store By them and
IN all probability soon lose them.
With respect to making Treasury notes legal tender
we confess the difficulty has been increased By DELAY
We thought that measure should have been adopted in
the beginning on the sore Of policy and deceney.-
i Is an i'll bird that bewrays its nest and the Gov
eminent little better, that issues money which itself
dseredits But to adopt nOw and make it applicable
to past transactions, may perhaps conflict With the spir-
It. not the letter Of the Constitution in regard to e.
post faeto legislation. To con6ne its operation to u-
t1re transactions would create two currences.
We hear, tho not from official sources that the fund
ing under the Of the astsesson of Congress is pro-
e'ediag quite rapidly Possibly, it might be accelers-
I'D by another act reducing interest to or per cent
not funded BY certain time so as to cure the evil
O. a redundant carrency.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
The Reast.

Beast Butler has been maxim. triumphal processiOn
from New York to Washington. He delivered speeches
in New York and Philadelphia, and in both places
boosted of his murders and tyrannieS in New Orleans
He was sppauded for his atrocities and it is stated by
Yankee papers that he was received with high dSne-
ton by the Lincoln Government and will be speedily
entrusted with another important command
In his speeches and in his farewell address to the ct
,.ps Of New Orleans he proclaimed that hI policy had
beep TO sItngush the class Of rich and distribute
their property among the poor It'll highly probable
that for every dollar he gave to the poor be put hun
dred or a thousand into his oVn pocket But his pro
f.sssd sbhorresee Of the wealthy-aHother terT fer
,.,yasu ia the Yankee vocabulaTy-iS not confined to
IN, assassin and Beast This owes itI origin in
mart TO the envy and zsligHy which Yankees bear 10
the superior gentity Of the South They care nothing
far negroes for negroes sake but hsy hate their mas
tens because they appear to be gSauSneR, and shame
their own vulgarity Thi. feeling Of envy and nalG~
nity 10 everything respectable, and which SavOurs
Of antiquity, has been exhibited by the Yankees
wherever they have appeared in the South Records Of
courts and family memorials and whatever indicated
that the posse.sOr was fortunate tiaR they in hav-
iug grandfather excited their especial fury, and
ruthlessly destroyed Base aud SSrdd aRd mean thsB
selves they would if they could wipe out every trace
of a superior order of beings from the face Of the
earth.
Bsast .Bu,ier, in avSTing this sentiment knew it
would find an echo in the bosoms Of his audience, and
in no part Of his discourse did he excite louder cheers
Hs has pluudered to the amount Of millions but like
genuine Yankee, no matter how rick he is he ne
er being gentleman aud he fsth could dsnSuneS the
wealthy without drawing any suspicion on himself he
was born and bred Vulgaran, and, If be geS his de-
serts, will die the death Of al assassin.
In ouiawng this wretch it would not have been anSG
if our Government lad offered reward of $4,000 or
$4,000 for his head There Is many Yankee, Il
opportunity offered, whs would gladly the reward
by the delivery of the head.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
Governor Seymour.


The New York T,niss, in speaking of this gentleman.
SAYS
M put forward the special representative Of
the party Of dsseoateH He became the SandidAtS Of
the men whose prSdcninlnt sentiment is that Of dislike
to eur own GsVsrsnelS-hatrSd Of the rebellion being
a secondary and subordinate passion. They demanded
the interpOsSH of gSte authority to cSrrest abusss
check eIcesss Sud rStIrd the energies Of the General
Governnent; and, thS basis Governor Seymour BE-
came their candidate and was elected"
The Tines proceeds TO say, that hiI inaugural aRd
especially his action against tao Police CSamsSieHe
Indicate disposition 10 serve with sVsrzOaSus fidelity
the ultraists of the party which put him in power
That paper expresses the hOps tLat he will the error
Of his way aad pause before he has gene toe far Ne
thing INT nsehief car cess from a cSlsiCs between
the State aad Federal authorities.
But if he elected by the people fer the sIOwsd
purpose OF correcting the arbitrary proceedings Of the
Washington Government good faith and respect for the
popular wish demand that he should enplOy all the
Dowsuof his position 70 that end The tyranny which
the Aboolsts have established and their diss
attempt abolish State rights and their RUSS
An absolute despOsS would scarcely be compensated
by the subjusadon Of the Rebels-even If that we're
practicable.
The sisns pOrtend bitter dissesicsS in the Norts.-
Not that either party hSs any love for They both
hate US; Oae wsald ezternmatS us, and the ether
would enslave
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
The Senatorial Election.

The kaetrsr having very literally proposed that the
Senator 10 be elected shall be Of the old Wing party,
and that che Wings themselves should make the seec
ton in lie yesterdays issue relieves them Of this
spOnsibity and desgnatSs the Senator ITSELF This is
otsr.eTAo rus. The gentleman namsd-Judgs Allen
Is personally and politically acceptable to and wsud
AZ any time make worthy Senator. But we, and We
believe maisrty Of the Wings prefer another not b.
cause he is more Of Wing more sstiaabs gentle
man bu the business Of his life has been legislation
aud diplomacy and naa, We believe, can render a.
much and al gsOd services to the CsAfsdSraSy as Mr.
Rves. Besiaes, Mr.. R. is net new in the public SST-
vies and By bis election make clear gain of his 'I-
perisnee and abilities to the public cause.
On Fepsrsl principles, We should prefer that politicians
ana Judges should no uors be mingled together. The
English rule is COED one to hold nan to the Lac Of
life. which he has deliberately chosen. Once judge,
always ajudgs-that is he must net expect promotion
except on the bench. New wsuld be SOSd time, IN
the Beginning Of Government to set the precedent
Oar State Constitution it would seem intended 10 es-
tabsb this principle. 1t expressly declares that ne
State Judge shall DO eligible for twelve months after Ms
term of service to any political Office. 1t is contended
one side that State has rghttO define the quail
6eatious for Confederate officer. This may be sound
law. But on the other side it is equally true, that the
State IegsuFe has to make the election, and in elect
ing Judge 10 Political Slce, it must disregard this
express provision of the Constitution, which it ' sworn
to support.
limitations have been thrown out in private circles,
that the nomination Of Judge A. is intended to effect
more than meets the eye and that his election is less
desired than the defeat of Floyd and RVes and the o'
,ation of SEINE one net yet brought forward OF this,
however, we know nothing.
We are confident the Legislature will dc gOSd service
20 the Commonwealth aad the COafedeCacy aad homer
to itself by the election Of Mr. RiVeS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
RESOLUTIONS OF INonrnY.

Resolutions wers offered and adopted usructing the
appropriate committees to inquire into S s1podi-
By Mr.. NEWMAN-Of modifyinr the s,ayI.v "A q.
TO allow collections TO be made from all debtors net 4,
the army, or whose homes inside ths lines Of the
public enemy.
BY Mr. C0GHILL--0f further legislation fSr the sap
presGoA Of gaming and Of sassdng the trst snG ss-
conS seeoRs Of shapbSr 1873 10 provide fer the forfeit
are of hsasSS occupied BY persons s.IsGsd ia keeping
exhibiting fare banks or other EannK hNlss nan-
tened in tile frss section Of said bill.
Ry Mr., CAkS0N-ef rs-snastisg wish SSitAAlS
HsSadnaAts the act passed 0stsbsr I'M, aStasA va
aei 70 prsySat fsrsataliHT rsgraug, ssgrSssBE GAd
public ysAduss" A.s ~ ast passed bSSssbsT a. l7S1
OAhusd " an act against diva. ss OF false OOWS' And
the 18th section Of a. act pA.ssi February ~ 1919
ttSd an sSt 70 reduce late the several ser fer
regulating SrdiSsres aud SsGsss Of private SntstAiS
nGnt, aHt fer the rsStrant Of iiIpis. hSIsss
BY Mr.. NRWGAN-0f suspendins interest % oil
bonds or claims which are dI upon the prediction u
satisfactory proof that tue party owing sush bend
claim has 8ado teAdSr OF Confederate aOtsS in pay
Insnt for Ihs sane, aSsompaHied with satisfactory SV
dsnss shat the same has hess refused ~ hS bsdsr Of
any Suob SOnd or olailS
BY Mr.. GARNBTT-Of so snsndis: the I2th sustisn
Of chapter 10th OF the sSdO OF VirEiSs that in Coz
tested elections for Justices Of tee Peace and Of the
county officers the complaint require b fled il
the clerSs office within day. from tbs day " slee
toD shall not be required To be fled SsOSePlaG 30 days
AFTER such election
BY Mr.. BRANNON-Of amending TIE laws as,bsri-
zisE the appoiht1snt Of aids 20 the GSVssor 70 40
10 aOhOrzs the GoverIsr 10 designate enc aid whS shall
receive tLS pay Of his rank
BY Mr. CHRISTIAN, OF Nj idlsnz--ef p-sstdinE Nv
lay fer the estabishneat Of sgeIcy 10 the city Of
Richmond to receive and forward cothiSK and other
supplies 10 the soldiers from this State
By Mr.. J0HNSON-Of amending the llth section OF
chapter 2g to limit tho prsvISns Of said section
to actions contracts.
On motion of Mr.. PENNYBACEEE, the Seaats al.
journed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-13
"SEyD THE CHILDREN TO SCHOOL"

To he Editor q the Wing:
The above is the caption to an article in ySur last
semi-weeky; it is subject that cOncerns ne deeply
want yosr counsel and assistance N ny hSur of need
am fully aware that the class Of perssHs to which be-
long has but little, if any, sympathy with either law
makers or people am Of what Ia called the cred
tor class and humbly submit that they the suffer
ing class and made so by our laws. l bend holder
amply secured ample for all my necessities Now
Mr. Editor as you will best understand plain statement
of nv case mot unlike many besde) give briefly
as possible In 1889 my husband died and eft ne with
Eve promising children. and property enough for all
asedfu purposes, well managed. But il view of tbs
difficulty of procuring reliable managers on the farm, it
was advisable to sell sS everything aad secure the
amount by deed and otherwise which e1tirsy salts
factory and the interest," at six per cent ample for
wants both fer living comfortably and educational uses
ald would still be sufficient could collect the interest
in the currency fcT wbieh the contract vas madS.-
Bat NO we are compelled to take Deprecated eur
rensy, whilst the owner 6 eur Saee property en-
ioyI the fesGts q hlI contract in ten, tNspty,
and even 4 thousand per eeat Gas thA be
right ia it ChrisSs treatment that eur Government
and laws should quietly lock on Have we net just
right to the sabaIsSd Taus Of the effects Of cur ssI
tract? The purchaser Of property makes his SrSps
and realizes tsnfsld prsass We tee, would be sSnsat
to gather in eur crsp ths Interest. if the laws did
step in and forbid a. whilst II gives aid and ssmfort TO
eur debtsr in bis plans Of sxtSrssS. wOuld ret Mr..
Edtsr complain but fer the seeming srSss injustice
Thsn does it look if Should save hs rates Of
interest raised have it collected, if net in gold and
silver, at least its equivalent in ratss If this
be not done, huubly ask again, how ssnd
children to SchoolF'
hope, Mr.. Editor yOu will act let this matter rest
until justice shall be done.
Very respectfully,
Az ANXIOUS NorHEk FsE hss ORPHAN CHILDREN.