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Agricultural Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the Agricultural Society for
the election Of officers and the transaction of business
will be held at the Hall in Bristol, Monday, Dec. 7th,
at o'clock Ppm J. n LELAND,
Bristol Nov 18th 1863 Secretary
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=. B. Steers, E4acine, is now Offering rare
Inducements to those wanting PIANOS. Because
LIST, he now keeps hand of the choicest stocks
a the west.
Cd, a long experience and good judgment enables
him TO make wise selections.
3D. he buys just low as any one and by reason of
ow store rent AFFORD to sell from $5 $50 less than
dealers in larger cities.
4th, He aot@ make safe for you to bay orAfn+ By
WARRANTED that the Pianos he ssE5s, shall oive you
satitftcttOn, or he aCH take them back and refund
ensOnsY.
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HEADQUARTERS 1sT. RKGT. WIS. Vols,
Ola TTANnnna TEKM Nov LIZ lSh3


CHATTANooGA, Tenn, Nov, IL 1868. } +
My Dear Captain Permit me, in behalf OF
tn LIST Regt Wis. Vols Inft.. who feel hoDored
in being able to style themselves your feew Off
cars and soldiers, in cause for which you have
shown your devotion, the proof of which is so evi
d ent, and though we sympathize with you in the
afnicNon with all our power, i. the mos
honorable mark a soldier can bear, as proof of
his bravery in battle; which we can testify with,
pride as shown on the CORY field of Perryville
stone River and lastly Chicamsuga
AS our Chaplain, the Rev, j. McNamara vis>
i's Wisconsin on short furIough, we take the
opportunity offered to give slight testimonial of
our hIgn appreciation of the many social and
manly virtues which you have shown in our lone
association with you, as well as our svmpathv
l"r you. IN the loss of your limb, by sending the
enclosed subscription for the purpose of procuring
you al artificial limb, to replace the one YOU were
SO severely deprived of, hoping that you NAV
Sill be in an alive and Kicking condition. when
we nave all done our work in ending this war sue
ceSSuily and well Eh,,ll be able to return TO onr
homes and share with you the proud conscious.
ness oil having done our duty to our Country and
posterity:
nave the honor to be Yours Truly.
G. B. BINGHAM,
Col, commanding LIST Wis.
ID. &. MoVEAN,
Capt Co. E, lst!Regs. Wis, Vols,
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Re member the Ladies OysterSupper and Fes
at Simmons tia this evening for the benefit fol
the Park Improvement Fund. The object of this
benefit has been discussed through our columns
hltherto,and we presume that every reader in the
city knows all about it. Suffice it to say at pres
ent,the object is good one,and should receive
thi aid of every citizen
Go, therefore, TO Simmons Hall this evening and
take dish OF Oysters Ice cream or anything
else your appetite crsves-reccive the worth OF
your money and help the Ladies in their praise
worthy enterprise, into the bargain,
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Forced 10 il atLasr.

We hereby give notice that after the day Of JsnuG
next the subscription prcs Of tn KsnoEha Telegraph
will be 500 year. in advance for mail and box subs ribers
and S25o left by the carrier.
We reluctantly forced this By
necessity Nearly every inthe State adopted year
bat would try weather the and
pocket the loss rather than change the price Of the
The mere doubling the cost Of and ink might
stood, but when the price Of every thing eat drink
year doubled the becomes different Everything
buy Of our subscribers whether in city country has ad
Vanesi enormously if double in prize. Last fall
years subscription would buy bushels Of potatoes now
only buys three bushels. Fast fall ysars subscription
would for 0eUG pounds Of butter only pays
and half pounds. Last fall years subscription
would for from to yards Of factory cloth now only
pays for 20 yards And everything else ia in the
proportion Everybody the perfect absurdty
such circumstances Of attempting continue the publea
zion Of our at the old pres We have worked
loss for the last half Of the past year. and do
no longer We must either raise price hHe while
prices everything else have advanced much
let the Telegraph down. We try the former way
RrSt.
Wsput the change ahead that can say that
tsok them by surprise Ali those who subscribe and paw
for the Telegraph previous January will have
for the old price 30 year Those who are already sub
ssrbers have the privilege by paying up arrsar
ages previous to that time.
After the nrst Of January will once and
mail subscribers $20 in advance 925 fpsid within
three months, and s,5oat the end of the year
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Inc AiesiAes OF the Soldiers Aid Society are
requested to meet ON Friday afternoon and even
ing Of this week. at the residence of L, Grant.
JULIA GRANT,
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capt Donald c. McVean, Co. E. acting Major
OF ist Regiment Wisconsin Vol Infantry having
lost leg at the battle of Chickamauga while gal.
lantly leading his command:
We the undersigned brother officers of the Isl
Wis Vol inf. deem it our pride, and no more
than cur duty to bear testimony to his many mer.
It's az brave and gallant Soldier, and an estimable
and chlvalrous officer, while his goodness ofheart
and warm genial spirit alike com mand our esteem
and affection.
we therefore propose as slight mark of our re
gard for Capt. d. G. McVean, that a suitable arti.
hcial leg be purchased and presented to him, so
that when This Cruel War is over" and he ex-
changes the sword Toy the peaceful pursuits of pr>
vate life, he shall be able to stand in the ranks
of his Co untrys Defenders, and advocate the caus
Of Freedom as manfully in peace, as he has so nee
bly, in WGr
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Wanted for the 33rd EseSt-Sergt, Hig
gins of Co, H., and Sergt. Slower, Co. l. of thu
33rd Wis, haVeju arrived at home having beef
detailed to recruit for their respective Companies.
Here is good chance to enter a regiment that
has made its mark in this war for the Union. The
regiment is at present stationed at Natchez, Mil
all we'll and in the best of spirits. Sergt, Hig.
gins informs us that the health of the regiment
was never better, there being but very few on the
sick list.
Here is a chance for volunteers to take the S3oG
or $500 bounty and get in out of the next draft
to he made on the 5th of January next
EHae Quotas OF AenOsHaa CO.-The fol
lowing are the quotas to be raised under the last
call of the President, in the several Wards and
Towns ofthis county:
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Il. WHiTmORE would take this meth Oh Of
~ informing the either Of Kenosha, and vic nifty,
ne has associated with him in the Dental busI ezs
Dr. J. d. Murphy, who hos bsa for number otys AIRS
IN business with Dr. Gre ighton Of Chicago / viii say
10 my old friends and customers that On account of
my III health am OBJ iiged % be oct of my ofic
vi nd 1 Inc ne' ma al wishing dentistry d. 'ne
In the day, and will make dental work as Chez %
as any other Dsntis in the west. All work warranted
WHITXGZg,
J. ". MCBPs =,
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Ksnosha. Rockford & Rock Island 3. 3
TIME TABLE.
Train GoinR West:
Arrival and Departure OF Mails.

Z. 6. PATTERSON,
SuDerints1de7It and A1ad0S
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SALES or REAL EsrATp.

A rIRsr CLASS NAY AND PRODUCE Farm - I'd
N arres near Jamaica 70 sores under fsgL sug auon
r~us locust and chestnut good uui chn,cs IA u
~ vatsr~d chur anh hoos ash oaly
Apuis a. Pearl street. ncsr New Chanters srst
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rATRIuOSrAL.

A EUROPEAN GENTLEMAN. AGEn ~ or fRgE.
~ pruNshshir character. long travelled aud cultivated,
speakng several languages. and hlu. government
situation correspond with view 10 matftnon
with widow iviv of wealth. who wish 20 estsb
sh residence trsvrikn Europ~ Address with Dc
alto viii be returned for one week Rusinnib,.
Herald Office.
MATRIMONIAL WHISPERS TO BRIDs coz.
lvl tsns Information Tor he newly married
those asrv. Sent pcst raid for twenty eve
~ EMIL 7 LAuN-Au, N. ID. box o. 81 Post oiice
NJ DE .coRA's MATRIMONIAL AGRNci. q WEST
W. Thlrly sxth street, Introducing iaiics and
of tn highest rcapec' a1,ty with iftmony
enabling an who. cycle uantauee u limited
without the seay tedious t,ur
shin References exchanged Hours l0AM 10 or VI.
daily
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WINES, LIQUORS, &c

ISoVRpoS wniskEY.--sRvERAa LOTS or PURE
ID kert cay BOURBON Whsses "a aud scry superior for
sale ~ sEO. h. Dou1LASs ~ hssvsr ssresi
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(yOuNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE Or TO LET
" Furnished unfurnished. ON the banks Of the Hnd
son, Tarrytown good Dwelling House, Barn. Sab'
and Carriage House. Lawn. Garden and ornamen TIA
grounds well stocked; about -four Immediately
bank Tho situation. scenery and nelghborhoot
unsurpassed Also Cottage very Handsomely finished
with about one acre. Inquire Of s. EMERSON, ~
Eighth avenue, NJ Y. .Ht Mi
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(IoUNrRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-sIrUATED NEAR
~ 20 station the Harlem River Railroad. IL hour
ride from New York The property comprises subsan
TALLY built frame house. 40 feet square piazza 20 eet and
kitchen the with fine shade from two
yard and garden surrounding the house. In addition TO
which thirty Ave Of land IN plough meadow and
orchard well laid out and acres Of wood Good barn and
SNARE stuyycsant institute $50 Broadway New York
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HUDSON RIvEE RAILkoAD-.EAiSs FOR AL.
III bany, Troy, North West leave O. b-tn re.E
ATT and 10 4. n. and 3:lA and hos, r. ~. an IN Sun
Gays at So r. ~. from Tnirrtn Mrces T,ekeis az b.
IN New YORK and brooklyn. and ch"csi A. the
house all points the and 10 5pfinsA
NyEw YORK, HARI4EN AND ALBANY RAILROAD :.
IN For Aiban,, 10 so A. for Dover piains 40 81 NJ
r. NJ; fer Croton sils. IL iO:lo A NJ and r. NJ
- ''''' JOHN BIRcHrLr. superintendent
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ET33 B0wERy.-H RoSENTiIAL HAVING A GRFA1
N desire to purchase large quantity Of cast oil Wearrs
APparrl Furniture Carpets Jewelry &C. By calling on o.
addressing him ladies' and gentlemen obtain tho utmost
for each article LADIES' attended 10 by Mrs. Rosen
thai Please remember aud S5I Bowery opposite Great
Jours
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-07-18
TOBACCO.

The extraordinary high price of Tobacco,
consequent upon the rebellion, as well as
the high rates Of duty upon all of the inn
ported kinds, has drawn tho attention Of
farmers to the subject of its culture, SO
that we look for large tobacco crop in
Pennsylvania this year than ever before
The culture of this plant has become a
very important branch Of farming in the
counties of Lancaster. Chester, Berks, Le-
banon, York and Cumberland. 1t is
gradually extending itself to other scctio ms,
aud will, We have no doubt, soon become
general crop,
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Yours truly,
POND STRONG,

THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH
There is no class Ofdscascs that produce such OK.
hausiinG effects upon the human constitution as Da.
botos and diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urna.
ry Passages and through false modcsty they neg
Iccted until they are advanced as to be beyond the
control of ordinary remedies, and we presentthe
CONSTITUTION WATER
To the public with the conviction that it has eqnal in
relieving the class of diseases for which has been
found so omnently successful in curing aud trust
that shall be rewarded IN efforts placing 50
valuable remedy in form to meet the requirements OF
patient and physician,
FOR sALEBY ALL DRUGGlS lists. PRICE 81,
WIN. n. GEORGE * co., Proprierors
Morgan & Allen, General Agents, No. 46 Cliff ST
New-York,
Sept 20. 1861 l2m.
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and others
Most Important Madame Hndoc Porer's Curative
aIsam Is sold Mt price which brings IL in the reach
Of every one to kccpi convenient for use The time.
" use Of a single bottle will prove TO be worth 100
times its cost.
to purchase articles at Is to which do not contain
tho virtues Of ~ ccut bottle ofMadamG Portcr's Gu
raivc Balls am the cost of manufacturing which is
greu, almost any other medicines aud the very low
prccr AZ which is sold, makes ths profit 80 the SELL
appa. .ntly small, aud nupTincipaed dealers VIII
sometimes recommend other medicines winch their
protits are larger, unless the customers insist upon
having Madame Porcrs aud none other. ASK for
Madame Portcrs Curative Balsam price 13cents, and
IN large bottles at 2j oeuts and take no other.
" sold BY all Druggists and StorckcCperc at 3 cts.
Al, in larger bottles at - cents.
HALL X RUCKLE, Pr prietors, New York.
January "a, 1863.
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REPOSE FARMING,

1t is Rvskin, we believe, who regards
repose as an elemement or index of pow
or. He certainly deemos it an essential
in all works of art. But applied to agri-
cnlturc, the reader will regard it anomal-
Gus. 1t may be; but, we believe, that
most depended upon the mode of applica-
ton.
1t is proverbial that the men who exert
the strongest influence among their fellows
who sway the popular mind-in whose
judgment and language the public rely
with confidence, are the most deliberate,
cool, yeposetW men in the community
And this gives good reason for what
they dc; they do nothing unless they
have clear, logical reason for doing it,
When plan is adopted, it is prosecuted
with persistence and power which con-
scious strength gives to purpose. The
plan is as distinct and defined, and the
results as clearly 'cen by the director, as
if they had been already demonstrated.
But the nervous, uever stand STILL con-
sequently the on-the.go sort of man, is
usually as tickle and unreliable in charac-
ter and results Of his Operations, as he i
in his mental strength. lie floats on the
sea of circumstances. lie yields to every
impulse. Hedrifss into every current land
stands on every sandbar. He has no re-
pose, no strength, no success. He never
finishes what he commences never COM
mences what he ought, and often begins
when he ought not, And this quality of
mind or character is fatal to farmer.
Such man should cultivate repose. lie
should deliberate. lie should seek the
strength which comes Of calculation. He
should yield to no impulse until he can
convince himself that he has q tangible
reason for it. lie should, to certain ex-
tent, become skeptfcal of his own iudg-
ment, and strengthen it by quiet, discreet
counsel from his fellow farmers, ia whose
judgment aud experience he can rely.
A sober, second thought saves the farm.
CT from loss of money aid disappointment.
And while we do not plead the causc Of
indolenco or inaction, we do urge deliber-
alton in all things.-Farmer f. Gardener.
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'INE PRISONER on STATE,
DESpoTISM REyEALEI
~ IT HAS BEEN IN THE usirep STATES
uTtvE ASSUMPTION AND EXERCISE or ,RBirRARY POWER
BY y. A. MANUNY,
ONE OF ITS VICTIM.

ONE OF ITS VICTIMS
at is important that the habits c thinking in free
country should inspire caution in sn entrusted with
It's administration to confne them elves within their
respective spheres avoiding, in tine exercise Of the
powers of one department to Cncroa upon anothcr-
The spirit OF oncrouchmCnt tends consolidate tho
powers Of all the departments in or and thus TO
ate, whatever be the form of government a real Des
potism."-W AsHISGToy.
"Clingto the Constitution, as tn shipwrecked mari
ner clings 10 the last plank, whru night and th1 tenn
pest close around him, m,"-DAsrRL ,nsrEa,
CARLETON Publisher, 4l3 r. idway, New York.
~" Mr.. Mahony's book with ln1 above title will be
published this week,
Apri 4, 1868
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Headache, FOWL ston.csa3l


ITVTT II77TV7TTTV'
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PiTrsnupo. Pa. May J, 1873
On. ]. G. ArEn. Sir lnye been repeatedly cured ~
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Yours with great respect, Ed w. PREllh
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WESTERN RsOssis.,

Nos, 0, IL, 13, Is, II Courtlandt Street,
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
This old.estabshad and favorc resort of the Bust
ness Community has been recently refittcd aud is
plcc in everything that minister to the comforts
its patrons Ladies and families specially and
fully provided for.
Ills centrally located in the bu incss part ofthc city
and is contiguous in the principal lines Gi steamboats,
ears. omnibusscs ferries, &c.
In consequence of the pressure caused by the Rebel
lion, prices have been reduced to
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The table is amply supplied with all the Injuries o
the and equal to that OF any other hotel in the
country.
Ample accommodations are offered for upward of iCC
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=, DO not believe runners hackmcn, aud others who
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u. u. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
T1ioS. y. WINCHESTER.
Feb. lj, lSG2.
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Read. Read. Read.

UANvIrIE, Pa, June . 1862.
DR.. WIN. II. GREGG-J)dCF Sir: In FEBRUARY. lsil,
afflicted with sugar diabetcs,and for live months
passed than gallons OF water in twenty. four
hours was oh igcd to get up as oiien ten twelve
times during the night ana in five months Host about
fifty pounds in weigh. Burning the mouth OF July
1851 procured two bottles Of Constitution Water aud
in days after using experienced relief and after
taking Two bUltcsI was entirely cured, soon after
rcgaining my usual good health. Yours truly.
j. V. l.. DE WITT.
Boston Corners, ~ Y, Dec. 81, l66I.
WIN. II. Gregg & Co.:
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MY wife, who attacked with pain in the shOul-
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PalpitatiOn of the heart attended with Falling Of the
Womb DysmenuTrhoea, and "lrriation of the Blad
der" | called physician, who attended her about
three months, when he left her than he found
her, then employed of the best physicians !
could hnd, who attended her for about nine months
and while she under his she did not suffer
quite much pain; he finally gave her up and said :
cher ncurable." Fer said he, sle was such
combination of complaints, that medicine given for
operates dganst some other 0f her di lcultics"
About this time she commenced to CoSsTI1 UTIHN
WATER, and to our utter astOnish shment, almost the
seemed to have the dsTed effect she kept on
improving rapidly usdcr its treatment, now super
intends entirely hes domestic affairs. She has not
ken any of the Coz w ATER about four weeks
aud we are happy to say that il has produced perma
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WIN. NJ. VAN DENSCHOTEN.
MILFORD, CoNS., Nov, 10, l6GI.


II. '
Dear Hr:--l have for several years been afflicted
with that troublesome and dangerous discase-Gravel
which resisted AL remedies and doctors, until took
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pleased with the result II has entirely cured me-
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Aa n Tnmnl ehysle.


From Dr. T. u. Carl'cr'sdt, Nen t'ssrS
Your Pills arc thu prince Of purgcs. IEo.' o. N'As
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treatment of disease.
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Taoso Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases Whohharo
thus far Resisted the best directed Treatment can DO
Completely Controlled By ytho REiEDY YRoU bcforeu usi
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THE CURATIVE


properties of the medicine direct themselves TO tho
gnns Of secretion. and by altering the condition of
the stomach and liver that the sarchy principle Al the
food is not converted into sugar so long the system
is under the influence of the
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AY BR'8
CATHARTJC
PILLS.

Arc You sick, fechr. npl
complainiugl An ". nv "
order, with your eysi r. ~
ranged, aud your feelings ,,l.
confurtablo2 These fsrr.
toms are often thc prelude to
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sickness is creeping ulvn yul.
n,.l shoull he nvorlcd H. a
timely pso q the right 'a.u.
cdy. Take Ayers wills, nu4
cleanse out the disordurel hv
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ict tho ll4iis move ON liush
strHctcd IN health rla'n.
They stimulate i.o funci,os,
uf the body inc vigorous ~
tiyity, purify tho tgslen from
The pLGtructious which ma,s
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nl,ioms Disorders -Liver Complaint.

From Dr. Weodore BsV Of Ntig York C'ty.
Not only your Pills admirably Rdnrtl to H'lr pun
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rejoice that have at length pnrgIyr which
thy the confidence Of the profession aud the lotre.
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Dl2AnTMrHT or TnE JarHloR,

" NSNIItF tFtVTI II I'' IE1 TNU, Io0O' J
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tbUm. FratrInay yours ALONID BALL. n. j.,
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