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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
|a4 from the New York Wofld.l r-r
Hon. George Thompson TO Wis it
-H the Uuited States. H
"BosroN, Saturday, November 2

"BosToN, Saturday, November Il.
The Liberatof, Of this city announces that
the Hon. George Thompson, the English
lAbolitioni-t, will so on revisit this country
to congratulate bis friends upon the impro,
we'd aspect OF affairs" r .s.s
r This honorable" miscreaut had t54+ter
stay at home and spare US the loathing with
which we shall shall receive his "congratu
Iations." The ribal1 speeches Of this tongu
| ey spouter in hrs visits TO this country in the
early stages OF the abolition agitation wers
equally remarkable for impertinance and 10,
blasphemy. He is come now IKE fieDd tt
gloat over the the carnage which he and hi
Abolition confederates have caused. "Tt
congratulate his friends" torsooth! 81
might the witches in Macbeth" have con.
graduated Q. ch other when the helIbroth o
their Internal caldron took effect. aDd tbs
ghos, OF the murdered Banquo rose to seal
the eye-balls Of those whose hands had been
dipped in his blood. a"On the improved as
pect OF sffairs!" Nothing less than Aboli.
tiouists, or their black fathers, the devil could
indulge in this satanic irony. @'lmproved as
pect OF affairs"-the ffendish wretch! When
/, this notorious George Thompsob, M. P, the
paid emisary Of the British Aboli;iouists
made his first visit to this country we were
united people. Our churches, molested on
our political organization, bad itheir genera
conventions in which delegates from every
State met in the spirit OF Christ an charity
and brotherly love to consult on the common
interests OF their rcspec i've denominations
But this in fainous libeler brought the torch
Of discord. These great Christian bodies
were one by one torn assunder by dissentions
and the angry passions ofmen. released from
Christian restraint, hurried them into more
Incorporate sectional violence in polite:
than they had practiced in religion. The
last time this spouting miscreant was hert
he complitnented the American clergy by
saying that God in his anger had Talneo
down upon the country ten thousand priests.
OF the appropriate and peaceful fruits OF the
abors OF a christian priesthood he will now
find little to complain OF. Instead OF these
the land is drunk with fratricidal blood, and
halt our families are in mourning. Our Re
publican Government, which was the light
and boast of freeman, the hope and solace o
the oppressed in all lands. is now engaged
in bloody struggle Tor its existence, and
this hearlless imp OF Satan is coming across
the ocean "to congratulate his friends on the
improved aspect OIL affairs" Such are tht
tender mercies of Abolitionistn With its
hands dripping with blood, it raises them in
daboical thank uness over the murderous
desolaton it has caused A publication by
the Aboitiohists and an orgie OF devil, would
be equally appropriate under the circumssan
ces--and equality in character.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
VIZ . R. M. LYONS, 81,
Co. G, 10th Reg. 0. V. I.

[We are very much pleased to hear
from Co. G, 10th Ohio. It is noble
company-one that will do its whole
duty in any position in which it may
be placed. And Captain Lyons, un-
like some other officers from Harrison
County, does not attempt to play the
tyrant in debating to his men for
whom they should vote--we are glad,
too, to hear from him. The Captain
labors under misunderstanding as to
the 'gist' of the article in the Sentinel,
written by the Associate Editor,
wherein is said SIT is yet to be demon
strated whether there are 213 war
men in H srrison county,. Last sum
mer and fall an institution was IN full
blast in this county known as the
"Loyal League" who made claim to
extreme loyalty. They denounced all
who favored the perpetuation of free
government and their own liberty in
voting for the exiled patriot, Vallan
digham, as in sympathy with rebels in
arms against their government and as
Traitors. They would not let them
speak of their devotion to country, but
appeared anxious to convince all that
a large minority Of the citizens Of Hir-
rison county were traitors--that they
loved the ensign Of rebellion better
thsn the old Strips and Stars. They
claimed to bethe exclusive friends Of
the soldier--if a Democrat talked of
entering the army, they would ssneer-
ingly inquire 'son which sidethsy wout
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
T'f,e Marriage Aliar.

Judge Carlton, in an excellent address be J.
fore the Young Mems Library Association
at Augusta, Me-, thus sketches the marriage
scene. st I,4 ...l ~
have drawn you many pictures Of death
let me sketch Tor you brief but bright scent
oil beaurful life. 1t Is the marriage altar.--
A lovely female, clothed in all the freshness
Of youth and surprising beauty, leans upor
the arm Of him to whom she has just giver
herself up forever. Look in her eyes, ye
gloomy philosophers, and tell me. if you
dare, that there is no happiness ON earth
See the trusting the heroic devotion which
compels her to leave country and parents
for comparative stranger. She has launch
ed her irail brak upon wide and stormy
sea; she has handed over her happiness and
doom Tor this world to another's keeping;
but she has done it fearlessly, for love wins
pers to her that er chosen guardian and
protector bears manly and noble heart
Oh! woe to him that forgets his oath and
bis manhood! ..
Hcr dark wings shall the raven flap
-.r Der the false hearted, ..a 's.
| ee His warm blood the wolf shall lap.
6 Ere lie be parted, .....
Shame and dishonor sit
| 4 On his grave ever,
q Blessing shall hallow it,
@ Never! Oh never! =; @
| We have sll read the history Of tho hus'
band who in moment Of hasty wrath, said
| to her who had but lew moments before
united her ATE With his
| al you are not satisfied With my conduct
90, return to your friends and 10 your hap>
pIness."
"Yes," he replied, "all your wealth shal
go with you; coyet it not.''
"Aas!" she answered, II thought not ol
my wealth. spoke Of my loves; can yor
give these back to ne?' l-le u
"No!' said the man. as he flung himSel
at her feet; No! canu,t restore these, bu
will do more--I will keep them unsullied
and untainted; | will cherish them through
nv life and in my death; and never again
will forget that have sworn to protec'
and cherish her who gave pto the all she
held most dear" .~ aE~.
. Did not tell you there was poetry in a
woman's look--a woman's word? See il
there! the mild, the gentle' reproof of love
winning back from Its harshness and rude
ness the stern and nnyielding temper Of at
ugly man. All, il creations fairer sen onlJ
knew their strongest weapons, how many o
wedldck's fiercest battles would be unfought
how mich unhappiness and coldness wouli
be avoided. iEa i al
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4U ~ CD V e ca @
FOR TIE PuRPoss OF
Correcting the Enrolment
H ARRISON OUNTY.

The citizens of Harrison County will
take notice that the persons whose
names are borne hereon have been en-
rolled in the I'd Glass Enrolment in
the different Townships as below stat
ed.
Persons who may be cognizant of any
other person, between the ages OF 35
aud As, whose names do not appear on
this list, are requested to report the
same to this Office for enrolment by
the Enrolling Officer.
Any person whose name is borne on
this list may appear before the Board,
and claim to have his name stricken off
the list if be can show to the satisfac-
tion of the Board that he is not, and
will not be at the time fixed for the next
draft, liable to military duty on ac-
count of at
list. Alienage,
I'd. Non.residence, r.. .-...
Sd. Uusuitableness of age,
4th. Manifest permanent physical dis
ability. 4#a n." a.
The board of Enrolment requests that
those claiming exemption appear before
them, at Barnesville, as follows:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
them, at Barnesville, as follows:

and also, all aged or infirm parents
wishing one of two or more sons ex-
empted are requested to make the nee
essary proof of the statements of their
case before the 5th of January next.
ven r.a.. DAVID MCCARTNEY.
Capt. and Pro. Mar. and Pres. OF Board
of Enrolment, 10th Dis't. of Ohio.
DAVID McCLENAHAN,
Surgeon 10th District of Ohio
.---sal.. OLIVER KEYSER,
/, Commissioner l6th District of Ohio.
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51'Isrce Good yBBngs.

Three things to love-courage, gentleness
and aft ction. Three things to adm,re--in
tellectual power, dignity and graeelulness -
Three things to ha,e--cruelty, arrogance and
ingratitude. Three things to delight in
beauty, frankness and Ireedom.1 Three
things 10 wish tor--he alth, friends and a
cheerful spirit. Three things to pray for
aith, peace and purity OF heart. Three
things to like--cordiality, good humor and
mirthfulness. Three things to procure
good books, good friends and the Cads Son
tinel. '". ~ N'"""r' '""
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-05
Baltimore unO Ohio
Gienbabn.

I'm iu6 mad MOntas, Is. g1ai reroeu tHgti& Q 3aas
1a1 Wheeling unb Partersburs unb eth 3as mad 5reber
ud abgebeu, ME folgt:
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ScnHtdsa ausgeuOmmeu.
der 3ust a9 SGicof 4Rius aebt Don Baltimore
Utorsens un $50 at 9.15. anb Nahmittaus | 30 uub
800. uno Don @licCtte Utius Dtorgens 7.40 aub HOO
aHO Watmtttdgs 2.45 Gnb $40.
Wan Walbindton.
NesonS BON Baltimore mad 8eaf6instou Worsens 4. 80
o.o' uHo tO.O0 uno gaGmittags $50, 500 unb 800,
oo""taes uur UtorseuS UNI 4.50 Gnb sos. uub Rad
mirage um 8 nbr. GbSaus Don 70 lftingtcu gtorosns
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3 uuo $50. Nur oer brittle uub finite 3ua DON . tti-
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9dlten an alien Statiouen an. Der ,peite uus fifnfte
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Wegen udberet IustuHft uni SiIete ieber Nrt peube
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ton ooer an bic &idetsO Office.
u. g. Smttb, 8rausportuether
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A6S~ $tzr Ne9NfNsrS| @.S@st'7r} ag0sHts-
Ginpauberer unb Reiieube ioGten 'ebr eOrRatis 'eia
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tdufeu.
Dieient9en, tpel6e In Baltimore anfpu1uten, rperben ftn
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uen, tueem Der aseui ber ,Deuri@en @eieli&aft" BEL
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sIe heitsre 6ustuuft unb @at9 ertRetEt aueutssLbut
CSC. Y. S6iEsebgansS.
Saasssg. &Alsgg3ssu ,G8egi bs 9~asstwsgas Exa
0Ev.6S}fSsSHse.
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$50 NorOli6e Sen raj Gil:n6a6n
Serdnberter Ta6rpGan
paN Dem Wefen nnb Norben.

F@u GSW ZSeNsW u n 0 yCDGokM n.
Semmer. SaErvIau.
Nn uno ua@ oem Is. Aprtl werben bic 3Hae auf bieies
o"Pa III na@tolsenoes Weiie erpeotrt:
3a9e ncrpwirte.
eSAsSS SsVt "@ '''''.........S ubr Is Din. gerra.
stE-sos@S Is 4beubs
2arrt96Urs ACCOMMODATION. .......2 SIS Goifr1s
Barttcn , soo @ " geutag
3Gae iGDgp6rts.
OSE3n9 tcutnlt an um AZ Nnen,-
harrisburg ACCUMULATION. .....,iI.g @orn,'
Burton , a. a.. It.10 1orA1s
oeF a' $50 g6eaos ~abse6enSe grprcs,uo ptrb pnr
)" lUtssn0ea sao't@ con oarrisburs ~JeIesenen Vuuttep
'a0alten 'SoloSorOn9b, Dcrf, SauSuer jructipn. GIer.
otGe. w" @'0S0"'
Der gOftus seRt tGst3. ausssnoumeu gpnu.oss.
Der ~SrpreB8u9 touIat tiglt6, arseeuomnsr gponfc,a
Patidgtere fttF AUTHORIZATIONS foateu ben !SarriSs9r,
mp Yartfon Nccomobationssng ue9meu.
Veff' guo erpreB3ise te5en genau in 8srbtub1pe raj;
Der Penn'ploaHio &ertral &iiensa6a in 6cszisbrro etf
DtftebnF8, &leOsIano, Columbus. Ginctan
All. Jno'duapgIts, fort Dasne. gsicoaa
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MI oet SteT 0or. @rie Siieuba6n aa6 alien glssen i~
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NBesen 5a3rbilets uue aaberer senauen unb ne4I,agz,
pen @uStlntt oeItebs man fQ Gu bic Giuer.CfFce y, her
&aloerf citation, Ode Uea 9alSerts nno f5rarfliydr.. ~
penbeus ."
8. 81. On 8arro,
Gen. GuPt. Oer gtSrel. GsxtrolSa9a.
aHb. g. Deung. ~
Gen. TrGdts u. l}ofagiersNren4. g2orgii
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Most Important NADIA mo Zadoc Portrr's Curative
Palsam Is SOLD at p,ic which brings it thc reach
Of every one 10 krrrit convent ut for In tse
ly use Of single bottle will prove to be worth 100
times its cost
NOTICE. Save your money, Do not BE- persuaded
TO purchaso articles at As to 81 which do contain
thu viT1 OF lJc nj buttl uf Wa ans Fort r'h Gu.
rsi We Bals the cost Of manufacturing which is
great alnnst any other medicine AM the very low
ptrcr II which II sold, makes tn. ptoft to tue sell.
erappa nty small and urprncipaled dcaors vi I
onriimes reCrmInsni other medicines hich their
profts are Target unless the customers INSIST upon
having Madame rOrtcr's aud none other. Ask for
Nalan,e Port'rs' urative asam price l3cents, and
n large bottles at 25 oe'Its. and take no other
~ Sold by all tugg and stOrekccpetc at I3 cts
A.. in larger bottles az IS cents.
Hal. RUCKLE, Pr prietors, New York.
January "a. IsC3
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Nsa.N st,ssk feo -.
Nos. 0, |, IS, is, II Courtlandt Street
,p Nrt,- ,nu,, ,,,,,,

Nos. 0, | |, IS, IS, II Courtlnndt Street.
YEAR BRoADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
This otrsttbsh,d and favotite resort of the Jiu.i-
ness Community bis been recent, reditrd and i, cam.
plrtr in everything that nastrr to the o,t f
is patrons Ladies and families are specially and ra,s
fully provided fOt
1t centrally located in the bu mess part of the ctv
ana Is contiguous to the principal lines Lf steamboats,
ears, Onnibusses ferries. &c
In Consequence of thS pressure caused by the Rebel
lion, prices have been rGducrdto
O"e Do((ur d fYty entS PER- Hay.
The table is amply supplied with all the Iuynria, or
country 80 '"'
Ample accommodations are Offered for upward Of 400
guC.tS. - - wv
GT" Do not believe runners hackmcn and atho,, vbo
may say eth" Western Hotel is fill."
,,,,,, $780,. u. u. WINCHESTER, Proprietor
Fob. Is, 1862.
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CAUTIONS IN VISITING SICK
ROOMS.

Do not venture into a sick room if you
are in violent Precipitation Tor the mo
meut your body becomes cold, it is in a
state likely 10 absorb the infection Lor
visit a sick person, III the complaint b,
of contagious nature,} with au empty
stomach, nor swallow your saliva. In al
tending sick person, place ourselfwhtro
the air passes from the doot ur wiudo", to
be bed Of the iayaIld, not bct~e,n the
nval anl the fire, "a the heat Of the fre
'jll draw The iuG ctoL. salor in that di
reotiOn, and you would raa much daaa acrs
from breathing in
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AYERS
CATHARTTC
PILLS.

Are 700 sics, s,ebfs, s,a
eou,plaluiagi Are you cut "
order, With yosr systcin ~
ranged, aud ysur feelings IN
couifvvtul,lsf These eymp
toius are often the pieltde u
serious Illness. Some 1T u
sickness II ereepiug upch yoa,
aud should be ayeftcd by .
timely use u the right rom
edy. Take Ayers Pills, sns
cleanse out the di-ordered he
mors - purlfs the blood, and
let the nsids move on unoh
structed In health again.
They stimulate The functions
Of the body into vigorous as
ti,i,y, purify tho system from
ti,e olstructiOns which make
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SeS- Pennsl lvania contains ninctJ.th,eo
anihracile furnaces and hundred and fty
sharcoal and coke furnaces, one huudrcd
and ten roining fprges, and nineiy.onc
olling mills.
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Ui FlCE o. JAY COOKE,
UBaCKIPTION AGENT,
4; jy coke s. &c., 3 nkesss.

ia SOurn THIRD SrGEET,
Philadclphia, Nov. J. 1859
The rndrrsign"d. having .-m arp,int.d -ubscrir.
ti"h tni by The = :tGry Ofthe Treasury is now pr
pared to furnish at once, the
NcD Hrc"fY S'ur 6pfr cfni. H0nds.
of She tnitrd States designated as .Fvr.Twcnrs', -,
henhH' al IN" pi'dsur" of the Governments after fl =
years ana authorized by Act Of Congress, approved
February -, is,4'
Tn"cunpon bonds are issued in sums of $50 500.
$jdd, Sn6u ~ "''''
IN R'gntrr Bonds in sums Of $50, 500 $500, 5000
an siJu0 W."
IHlrtestot tx per cent. per annum will commence
RON dItc OF purchase. andIs
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
semi Annually which is rgunI at the present nrrmi
10" G"'d' u ABOUT light per cent per AnuiInl
lirn' h"rnr uts, Mechanics anitg glist. nd all
WI" nave any money to invest should know and re-.
III hih'T llht IN Bonds are in tf,C Ct n FIRST wort.
shpr upon All All Roads. Rank Stocks and S,cliiiias
ahith Immense products OfalI tn Manuta"tarrs &C.
eSr IA ihn country and that the full and ample
IN hatr Tor the payment Of thh interest ana 1lilat.
10" OF principal by custur Duties Excise rStarps nm
in''fni tNChut, serves L make these Bonds the
DeSf, IipS .1Cuilo6le amt mast D0UuInr
I"Ues M",t IN tic lInrkt1,
Subscriptions rcrcivcdat Par IN legal Tender No,os
ar notes aud check par"n bonk~ in Phi aIrphia sui
'rrihrrs by mail viii Lccrve proup: att ntinn and cv
fy I"cly ndeXplanainn will be afforded ON appca.
tiOn ut this office. 't'''''
fan supply of bonds will be kept on hand for imne.
Nov. :, l,G23m. '"''
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EXpEhIMEN TAI FARMERS.


EXPEHlMEN rAL FARMERS.
Ten len farmers in Chester county. Pcnn'a.
nave formed themselves into a club for the
purpose Of making experiments in aoricu,.
ture TheidcO is a most happy one
The farmer who originated tue movement
deserves The thanks OF the whole agricul-
iural community We 10 not know his
name or we would put it at the head Of
the agricultural Community. We would
make him an honorary lif. subscriber 70
the Ge esss' II rD'tr or testify our respect
IN any other way that would be most ac.
eeptable to such a true fieud to ogricultu
ral Improvements Long may the Expari
mental Farmers Club of Chester comfy
flourish any may their example be follow.
ID In every equity IN the land, until tie
present gaess work system of cultivation
shall give way to one based On exac. aud
definite bnoNltdge.
The 6rsteSperiments they made was 10
d determine tie proper time oswheat We
nave not space to give the details which
are published in the Germantown rclc.
graph, but msy say that the experiments
prove the best time 10 cnt whelt is when
the grain can be pressed between the
thumb and finger, and leave pothing but
the husS aud thick pulp, without any
anid around its Edges. If cut earlier,
when there is q milky substance ia the
gram tnere VIII oe 10 8; ana II Later
'ue graz" o'col'1o "aFui Tue weight
Per ouSnells leSS' ana Tue qua!lty is 10 50
gook. In thi' particular case toe whsat
'cu' 'u'y IL was TIC oes'i three days be-
Hore OF Yer luis e"te M"de Oat HtIe oI-
ference
he Club Is also myking experiments to
determine the best time to cut oat ; also
the effect OF app ying plaster TO potatoes
at different stages ol their growth and
also the effect OF salt aud plaster, alone
and mixed, on wheat and grass Tuey
also propose TO ascertain by experiment
whether there is not loss sustained by
aloing the manure to reuaiu long spread
before plowing in.
FAM mer,hsr or .ho cl,d srs,oins no
1oss IN ex,cr;n,,,. ,hs o,,,or memhers
mako IL mn no contribution Tl;, ;s welI
for oil who bovo b,d .~nor;once trow tho,
:. :, ;nooss;LIo - ola, ,,,,ar;,,or+..,,tb
ont more O less ,ne,uu;ary loss.
instance an experiment made a few years
AGO OH the ."Mopel and experimental
Farm at Petersburg, Va. The mana
gers wished 10 q certain VIII ther wheat
did b; st after peas or alter corn. They
also wished to ascertain whether yuauo
did hest narrowed in or Moved pudur.-
So some pea land WIS sown with. wheat,
and some corn land. So lar 50 good. -
The result would have shown winch was
hest. But in order to determine whether
it was best 70 pow guan0 under OF har.
row il in lhev soweu yuano OIL the corn
and plowed it undlr, and also the same
quantity o. the pea land aud harrow 1t
in! Now had the experiments been ma le
separately they would have shown whetLe'
peas or corn were best to precede wheat
and whether guano shonld be narrowed
or plowed under. As it was the expert
meut proved nothing. They aimed 20
kill two birds with one stone a missed
both
Another noint Of preot imnor,ance is to
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Reading Rail Ruaa.
kgWsS s sa 'ssf.

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM pnlhApEsPHta TO
tUr INTERIOR UF rENNsfLVAhlA The
sCuijYlKILL sUsQUEHANNh. CuMBER'
LAM Ann WYOMING NALhLNs'
IHE NURrH, NOhlHMhsT AND
THE CANADAS
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Close at the Philadelphia Post otiibe for all places
the roai and its branches at VI. and for the pnnci
pal stations on Y al 10 2 VI.
BlrOGisbnrg +, IA l~t3
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,63. ,SG,
Philadelphia Il Erie Rail Road.

Philadelphia Il Erie Rail Road.
This great line travcrsrs the Northern and North.
west counties of Pennsylvania to the city Of Erie on
Lake Eric.
1t has bien leased by the Penssylvania RaiIroad
Company, and under their auspices is beH. Iasidly
op ned throughout its entire length
Is now an use for Passenger aud Freight bu s mes.
from Harrisburg 10 prwoOd -: Fork IL miles ON
the Eastern division, and from Sheffield to Erie on the
western Division, as niles
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT NORTHUMBERLAND.
Mail Tram leaves, East I.5P.N.
Express TraiH IL 90
Mail West & Az
Express Il 81 \. NJ.
'hrs run through WITH CHAsGP both ways these
trains between Philadelphia aud Lock Haven and
Bai more ana Lock Haven. New and elegant slerp.
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both ways
between WlliIamspon and Baltimore, and Williams.
port aud Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business an
ply atthe ;. T.. Cor. Iith and Market Sts.
ANA for Freight business of the IOInpany's Agents
, i, Kingston Jr Cor, 18Th and Market sts., Phlra
}. ". Reynolds, Erie.
VI. Drill Agent \. &. r: r. baltimore
H. II, Houston Gent Fright Agt rhiladclphia
Lewis - liodpt, Grnl Ticket Agt PhiaIephIa
Joseph D. Potts, Genl. Manager,N ilhLmspoit
January Il, 1853.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-18
kE0EEES AsD EEA0nEa

1@eSe Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases uhch haze
hasJdr Resisted the 6rst directed Treatment can be
ms'eisiy Contracted 6s the RE.BEDTa aOn blJorcUsl
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-18
Dysentery, Diarrhre, Relax, vopms.

Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them in esteem Of the best aperirnts have
found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver maks#
ahem excellent remedy when given ia small doses fer
5doMS dysentery and diTrhPd. Their sugar-coatiDa
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the
@ women and children,