davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-28
THE GREAT

AM&NlGAM TEA COMPANY
81 NEBSEY STREET NEW NOEK;
Since its orsanzation has crcatad new era in the
history Of whocsailiug Teas in thi. country 9hoy
have introduced their selections of Teas nud
selling them at not over two cents @.
Cents per pound above cost never dC.
WAITING from the one price asked
Another pecuhary Of the Company is that thci, Ter
faster not only dCvutes Ills time t. The selection a.
their Teas to quality, value, and particular sty.
or particular localities otcouutry, but ne helps The Fct
buyer to choose out Of their enormous stock such Tea
best adopted to his particular wants. and no.
only this but points out to Eih tha best bargains.
1t is easy to see the iucaiculablc advantage u Il.
Buyer has in this cstahli shmcnt over all others,
lfha is no Judge Of Tea or the Market, if his time e
Nuluabiu he has all the benefits Of well ogaAiz,L -
tcm Of doing business Of immense capitol Of the uul
ment Of professional Tea Taatgr, and tho kHOWl-o
Of superior salesman.
This enables all Tea buycrs-nu matter IL they a.,
thousands Of miles from TINS market to purchase on
good terms here as the New York merchants.
Parties can order Tens ANA VIII be served by us
well though they CHmc themselves, beng surttof
original packages true weights and tarcs and The t.
are Warranted as represented
We issue Price Lit Of the Cumpanys Teas, wi. C
viii be sent TO all who order it; comprising
UyYoa, Iou0g Tyson, IaPcriM Ctr.
p0WFer Ticahhay aad Stir.
COLONG, sOUCnONG, ORANGE & HYsuN PEKua
Japan r. a Of cvcIy descriptions coorcd nni uncoI.
cd. This list has oH II kind of Tea divided mto ~
Classes namely; Cargo, hLh Cargo, Fn', Finest t'
rvrgi uG may understand from description ana T..
piinos annexed that the Company are determined 8.
uudcrsc the whole TEA trade.
We guarantee to sell al our tnGs at not over t..
cents o! cents per pound Gbuya cost licvug iUs
to be attractive to III" many who have heretofore
GaEhT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
IMPORTERS AND JoDHhgs,
No. 81 Ecscy street, Nv IOrk
Cprt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-28
ROSEMONT CEMETERY.
" Time is W0Hey."

ASH not been fully demonstrated that It is great fol.
y to wait until you have friend dead before Won
go look ailer place Ofbura then are you least pre.
pared 10 select your nina being in straCted state Won
viii as likely get bad shape bad size lot ms good and
desirable one. RosemOunt Cemotry company offers a
great many nice located lots for sale and now whilst
you ana your family in health is the time TO select
lotAhd put IN order by calling the undersigned you
can be TO the eTOnnd examine them
seTtan the cost,
LW. HARTMAN, Treasurer.
johannesburg, Sept, H. l5G3.-3m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-28
WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED By OVER
FATIGUE

will soon disappear by the use Of these invaluable
Pills, and the soldier VIII qmchiy acquire addIliohal
unduly acted upon. 1t may seem strange, that lloi'
loway's Pitts should be recommended for Dyscntery
aud FluX. many persons suppostng that they would
increase the relaxation. This is great mistake for
these Pills will correct the liver and stomach, aud thus
remove all the acrid humors from the system. THIS
medicine viii give tone and vigor to The whole orgahc
system, however dorangcd, while health aud strength
follow as matter Of course Nothln9 VIII stop the re-
Taxation Of the Eowc 50 sure as this famous medi
VOLUNTEERS. ATTENTION 1NDlsCRETIoNs OF
YOUTH.
Sores and Ulcers, Bloches and Swcings, can with
certainty radically cured if the Pills taken night
and morning and Ointment be freely used stated in
the printed instructions lftrcatcd in any other man
ner they dry up in enc part to break out in another
Whereas tLis Ointment will remove the humurs from
the sytc and leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
man. 1t will require little perseverance III bad ca.
FOR WOUNDS GiTHER oCCAsIoNED by THE
BANONET SABRE, OR 1IlE BULLET sOSE5
OR BRUISES,
TO which every Soldier and SaiIor are liable, there
are no nedncs SO safe sure, aud convenient, as llo
IoWay's Pills and Ointment. The wounded and almost
dying sufferer might have his wounds dressed nmo-
diatcly' ii ne W"uiI only provide hhas'l WIN tins
matccss Ointment, which should be thrust into the
wound and smearei all ToanI it, then covered with
piece oi linen from MS khapsack and compressed with
Il handkerchief Talking" ni-ht and morning, OF {
Pills, to cool the system ana Prevent mhlmation.
Every soldiers knapsack unl Scnman's Chest should
be provided with these valuable Remedies.
CAUTION!-Nuuc are genuine uucss the words
"IloIIoWays, New York and London " arc Giscnrrahr
as Watrrnurk in every leaf Of the book Of directions
around ,uch pot TT hoN The may plainly seen hy
holding the leaf 10 the lipIt handsome ioiyuI WIN
he given to any rendering such information may
lead TO the detection Of any party or parties counter
frting the medicines or vending tho same, knowing
- Sold at mandatory OF Professor Holloway, 20
MAIDEN Lane New York and by all respectable Drug.
i-ts aud Dealers in Medicine, throughout The civilized
void, boxes at21 cents and 81 each.
vi here is considerable saving by taken the larger
N. GDircctions for the guidance ofpatiens in every
disorder are affixed to each box.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-28

INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
Those feeling which saaden us usually arise from
trouble or annoyancrs, obsrutted pospiration or eat
inc and drinking whatever is unwhOGsOmc, thus dis
iuTnng the hcalthful action of the liver and stomach
These organs must be relieved il you desire to be well
The Pills taken according to the printed instructions
,,il quickly produce a healthy action in bOh liver and
stomach aud, as natural consequence, clear head
and GOOD Appetite
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-28
EVANS 4 WATSON

No. 81 Vcsey Street. Nsn EorF
Sent i2 IsG3-9m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-28
NCRlheE0f lWfnJCRJ' 'sYRpPf

yuRlhsE9f lWfnJCNns s9EpP
WAL cuRH
O q N S U Nj p 7 ION.
SCBENCKs PULMONlC SYRUP
VIII oURa
G. o N S u nj p T ION
sCHENCK's PULMoNtC SYRUP
WILL CURE
CON S u NJ = TION,
sCuENCKs PULMoNIU SYRUP
Will CURE
CON SU NJ p L | o N.
sCnENCKs SEA WEED TONIC
WILL CURE
ID Y S Z Il p s l a.
sCnENCK's SEA WEED TONIC
WILL CURE
d S p Il p STA.
sCHENcK's SEA WEED TONIC
WILL CURE
d Y S u + p S [ A.
eCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC
WILL CURE
ID Y S p l. PSIA.
ECHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
sCuENCK's MANDRAKE FILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
eCHENCK's MANDRAKE FILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-28
IADAME ZADOC PORTER $

GBHlf GOU GGl BEIl.8DYn
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-28

s-' s-ae@ - N-=.7s -=-A - y =
MADAME XABOC Per.
TEk'S CurativG Balsam is
warranted if used cccoriing
10 the directions, to cure in
all cases Coughs, Coils,
NhocplnI Cough, Asthma
aud all affections OF the
throat and Ldnga.
Madame Zadoc porter's
'ialsam j. prepared with all
the requisite skill, from Il
combination of1ha h',trcm.
cdirs the vegetable kinabum
affords, its remedial quail.
ties are barred on iIs power
TO assist rhp healthy cirru
laiion attlla hiapI, through
the Lungs. It is not It liu.
lieut. remedy, but omuilrut-
warming, searching aud eff
cctivc; can be taken by the
oldest person or the young.
est cnIld.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-28

will be speedily relieved and cflcttualiy cured by
us ing these admirable medicines, and by paying proper
attention to the Directions which are attached TO cach
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-11-28
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
AND OINTMENT,

All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army or
Navy should take especial care that they be amply sup
nlicd with these Pills and Ointment aud where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide
with them, no better present can be sent
them by their Friends They have been proved 10 Do
The soldiers never failing friend in the hour Of need,
COUGHS AND COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-03

Ane statement tilat IiG Tl1Etiitii allie o'A t'S
was about to be broken up and distributes
among other corps, is incorrect. The lnpras
sion arose from reports OF conversations sad
to have occurred between General Meade and
some of his corps commanders, but il any
such intention was entertained, it ;1aS been
Abandoned
4 letter from Saratoga says that plat4 has
become one Of the worst plckpocket places Ill
the country. The New York, Boston, and
other pckpocket3 now rhrong all the roads
leading 10 the Springs, SPOT their victims eEs
route. and rob them ii The depot Hhen they
are rushing out Of the ears.
George Z. Ashton and Robert Ken la'I, To-
gether with their wives and one child, TeIe
sent to Washington on SATURDAY, having 5a5n
captured by the Potomac fotiila
A motion is pending Iii the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia for the removal Of
Mr.. Cox, Commissioner under the fugitive
sIaye-laW.
The new building III Washington 70 which
the Office Of the Daily and Sunday Chronicle
has been removed, was inaugurated On ootur-
day, the President and members Of heJablner,
Adjutant General Thomas, Gen Martindae,
and other distinguished civic and military an
thorities being present.
The claims for damages 10 property destroy
ed by the mob in the city OF New York which
had been presented up 10 Friday, amount 10
s6l5, 600. The time allowed by Law for the
preser tation Of claims for damages caused by 3
mob is twenty days, and as the period approa-
ches its limit the claims offered become daily
more numerous. They will have 10 De paid
By the city.
The gunboat Resolute arrived at the Wash
ton Navy Yard yesterday, having in COW
prize sloop, captured in Gone river by one Of
the steamers of the Potomac hotil]a. The
schooner, supposed to be from Philadelphia,
had on board forty odd barrels Of whiskey, and
was in charge of four persous who claim TO be
Union men.
D. ". Middleton, esq, Deputy Clerk: is
now in charge Of the office OF the Supreme
Court of the United States and TO him all
business communications may be addressed.
The Paymaster General has directeathe pay
masters to make up their rolls as rapidly as
possible. in order that the Army Of the Poto-
mac may be paid up to the first OF JuLe. The
preparation Of the rolls has una' odab!y been
DELAYED, owing to the recent active movements
Of the troops.
AT Georgetown, the canal revenue for the
month Of July past will not exceed two thou
sand dollars, the trade having been 50 very
ishs h, reason of the damage done bY COnfed-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-03
PUBLISHED (DAILY2 BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, } r.
na~ ~0FFICE-No. l04 King street, over
: ~, ~ formerly French's} Book Store.



;,o,s and the I1onside8 then engaging Fort
Warner Gen. Gilmore had succeeded in
erecting long line Of pits within two hun
3,ad wards Of Fort Wagner, He had also
omoted three heavy seige gunS Within mile
and 1uarter Of Fort Sumter, which he would
omen on that place on the 30th.
The Washington Star Of Saturday says -
Inflammation received at Headquarters this
morning. announces the recaptue Fy the "a
Massachusetts cavalry. Of all the wagons, men,
goods horses, &c, taken by Noshy in his late
raid on Fairfax Court House. No particulars
are given, but we presume skirnlsh must
lave taken place, with what casualties we OF
course know not
The recent cavalry raid under Colonel Spear,
from Norfolk to Jackson, North Carolina.
found the Confederates intrenched strongly at
Jackson, which commands the approaches to
Weldon Major Anderson on the 25th ultimo,
captured the enemy's pickets and took posses
sion Of an important bridge.
The New Orleans Era states that Brashear
City surrendered on the 22d ult. to Captain
Johnston Of the gunbot Sach21n. No par
jcUlars are given.
Navigation Of the lower Mississippi IS en-
tirey unobstructed The expedition which
left Vicksburg few days ago has arrived at
Port Hudson. Gen, Grant it is said com
nands in person The destination is unknown,
Adjutant General Thomas started this morn
ing tor the Southwest to consummate the or
gaization Of the negro soldiers along the
banks Of the Mississippi He expects in q
Ten months to have hundred thousand un-
der arms.
Officers from the steamer Courier, from He
lena, report the arrival Of General Davidson
! with large cavalry force from Pilot Knob,
no. de captured about i've hundred Com
'FaeFatea ten miles from Helena, and brought
] them in.
I Ihe Confederates burned sixty wagons load
IL with forage at Stamford. KY, yesterday.
S, S Vo.olel Saunders reports to Gen Burnside
4, E"s' ne captured three hundred and fifty CON
['1'Sates near the Cumberland river including
Ao"o0e AShby. The rest Of the raiders
IS rapidly rotreating, having abandoned their
sk01nder at Irwin, KY.
9 A'o1IraI Porter, in 3 communication to the
-! department, says he is not certain of
.>'!g The gunboat De Kalb and cannot as
& '"l" her injuries. All the guns and every
80: 81 3.hlch could be got out were removed,
1Sso1 1So14elng a. tn" Paymaster's book and Govern
''9ao' As the residents Of Yazoo City
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-03


ing, 3. 600 bales Of cotton have been seized to
pay for the gunboat,
THE MOVEMENT AGAINST CHARLESTON.
We have obtained sonn further paEtlcolars
Of the news from Charleston harbor, oroughJ
by the transport Belvidero to-day.
The Ironsides and two Monitors abreast o1
Fort Wagner, were occasionally firing on both
Fort Sumter and Fort Wagner, NO engage
nlent Of any account has taken place since the
assault Of uly 10th uron Wagner. Our losses
since that time have not averaged more than
four per day. Gen. Gilmore has now mora
than fourteen Psrrott guns and morrars IN po-
sition on Morris Island.
Forthe present, the idea Of taking Fort Wag-
ner has been abandoned, shells making hut
slight impression upon the sand O, which that
work is composed, the breach made BY one
she'll being soon filed up by the explosion Of
another
General Gilmore is confident that, with bis
heavy siege guns. he can breach Fort Sumter.
The Tenth Connecticut Regiment occupies
the rife pits within two hundred and fifty yards
Of Fort Wagner. Colonel Otis, of this regi-
nent came here on the Belvidere, for the pur-
pose of taking bacl, drafted men. Phil In
Qurer-
| DIFFICULTIES IN PORTSMOUTH, FA.-A
| Conflict has occurred already IN Portsmouth,
Va, between the Military and Civil authorl-
ties there:-TheP Portsmouth Virginian, ofJuly
90 says
:sOn the 29th instant, General Fl. NJ. Nag
| lee issued orders to the Common Council Of
| Portsmouth, Virginia. to revoke certain acts
passed by them; among which acts were the
revocation Of the issue of city scrip, and the or
| der compelling the secessonists to pay their
rents into the city treasury.
'The City Council met on the evening OF
the 29th instant and passed the following:
"Resolyed That we refuse to recognize the
authority of Brigadier General Ii. M. Naglee
to decide any case OF appeal from the action OF
this board.
'IResolyed, That the Mayor and other OH
GERS Of the city government DC required 10 en-
force every act Of this Council regardless OF any
orders emanating from the military author-
ties: and that in event Of conflict OF authority,
an appeal shall be taken to his Excellency the
Governor TO sustain the authority OF the State
and city. c
''WM. Z. PARKER, Z. 6.
The days Of the whipping post have return
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-03

did not take the trouble to warn him Of torpe-
does, (which they had an opportunity of DO
ing, 1000 bales Of cotton have been seized t"
pay for the gunboat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-03
''WM. Z. PARKER, {. &. ;

The days Of the whipping post have return
ed in England Am act has been passed tor
the punishment Of ''garoters' and others,
which adds TO the old penalty Of penal servl-
tude for life or imprisonment, the new punish
ment Of whipping, to be inflicted once, twice
or thrice.
IN one ofthe smallest wards in Philadelphaa
6fty-tvo colored men were drafted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-16
FROM VfOKSBURGH.

CAIRO Jan. Z.
We have one days later intelligence from
Vicksburg which is highly interesting and
exciting.
The rebels have concentrated all their forces
from Jackson and Grenada, aud along the line
Of the road amounting to $1,000 at Nicks-
burg This overwhelming force attacked
Gen. sherman on Monday, and caused him
to fall back to his first line Of defence, The
rebel intrcnchmen,s and forthcatiOns extend
back from the city distance Of six miles
Gen Sherman's forces had fought TO within
two miles Of the city. when he was attacked
by superior force Of the rebels. The fight
ing on Sunday is represented as desperate in
the extreme Batteries and Notifications
were taken and retaken. Whole regiments,
even brigades, fought hand TO hand over guns
and for possession Of the dofences..
The 4th Iowa Regiment lost 600 men in
killed, wounded and missing.
Gen. Hovey with 1900 men was sent out
to execute a special order, but since then, has
not been heard from. Fears are entertained
for his safety. Nothing has yet been heard
from the federal forces below, nor can we
learn that our guuboats have taken any part
in the action.
1t is reported that rebel steamers are cross
ing from the Louisiana shore to Nicksbutg,
and it is supposed they are carrying reinforced
ments to the ebels.
The latest accounts state that the rebel
Gen Holmes was marching in the direction
of Vicksburg, and it is not impossible that
he has arrived. There was some fighting on
Tuesday morning after Gen. sherman had
fallen back, but it was thought he could
maintain his position.
The report that Gen Sherman was reinforc-
ed by Gen Grant is incorrect.
1t is reported that Cen German is evacu-
ating Helena, with the intention of occupy
ing Napoleon.
Gen Grants army is yet at Holey Springs
Trains are moving on the Memphis railroad
to LaGrange Gen. Joe f. Johnston com
mands the rebel forces at Vicksburg.
CAIRO, Jan. IL.
An arrival to-day from the mouth of thu
Yazoo, brings authentic accounts from Vicks
burg.
Gen Sherman's repulse was complete
The entire force under the direction of Gen
/ McClernand re-embarked Saturday on trans
/ ports, closely pressed by the rebels advanc
which coming in range of our gunboats. wer
! driven back with severe lost.
At last accounts the entire feet Of trans
ports with troops, had arrived at Island No
/ Son the way to Napoleon.
There is nothing definite from Gen. Bank
or Admiral Farragut, though rumors of thei
advance are in circulation. The engagement
at Vicksburg was less general than hereto
fore reported. The principal fighting wa
done BY the centre under command of Gems
Smith and Blair; the conduct of the lattel
is highly spoken Of Our loss as
could be ascertained was eco killed, 1900
wounded, and 900 missing.
CAIRO, Jan. 10.
A dispatch from Memphis this morning
says that Gen. McClenard has arrived al
Vicksburg and superceeded Gen. Sherman ia
c ommsnd there.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-16
WHOLE NO. 2935.
FROM TENNESSEE.
Crxo1NNArI, Jan. I.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Z.
A special dispatch to the Commercial from
Murfrcesboro the 9th gives additional inform
alton Of the Generalization Of the rebel army.
Breckenridge's division was terribly cut up
on Friday. Breckenridge was wounded in
tho car and his Adjutant General was killed.
Wounded rebel officers estimate their loss at
from $4,000 to $4,000 with great slaughter
Of leading officers. Col. Mulligan of Tenn
was mortaly wounded in hospital at Muir
freeboro.
Our whole loss at Murfreesboro' in killed,
wounded aud prisoners will not exceed 1000.
The rebel loss was 10000 to 10000 Our
army is pursuing the rebels. Our rear guard
eight miles beyond Murfreesboro' reported a
rebel wagon train captured eighteen miles
beyond Murfreesboro'. The rebel General
Rains was buried to-day. No demonstration
allowed. The bodies Of Gen. Hanson, Capt.
Todd Of 9th Kentucky, Capt. Furgerson Of
the Somersville Legion, were brought into
town. Considerable quantities of contraband
goods we're captured by our piokets. The
weather is cold. The river is at a stand.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 8.
One thousand rebel prisoners were sent
North to-day by rail. Two hundred more
have arrived from Murfreesboro'. General
Rosecrans has orlored all captive rebel Off
GERS to be confined until JEFF Davis order is
revoked the rebel prisoners to subsist on
army rations. The food contributed by
friends to be confscated to hospital use, aud
the repition Of such contributions to consti-
tute a Jail offence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-16
CLEVELAND, Ohio, j

CLEVELAND, OnlO, Jan. D.
The message of Gov. Tod was delivered
at the opening of the adjourned session of
the Ohio legislature yesterday. In referring
to 'he yet uncurbed rebellion, he urges the
fulfllment of the duty which the crisis forces
upon us. No cause was sufficient to Justify
a state in taking up arms against the General
Government Even had the authorities of
the General Government interfered with the
domestic institutions Of Ohio or South Caro-
lima to the extent OF introducing slavery into
the former, or excluding il from the latter, it
would have been no cause to take up arms.
This would not give the slightest pretext for
armed resistance but no such attempt was
made or thought of, as the authors and lead
ers of the rebellion well know. TO bring
these men to the punishment they deserve,
and TO restore law and order, the people Of
Ohio are willing to bear any burdens which
may be put upon them.
The Governor says Ohio has ll5 900 vol
unteers, 10000 of whom are in the, field !;
| 9 900 men have been drafted into the service,
but part Of these enlisted aftorward for three
years The balance have been diminished by
various causes until about 240O have been
drafted in the service. The Governor recon-
mends thorough organization Of the militia
instruction. He also justifes the suspension
of the writ Of habeas corpus, advocates the
passage Of law to punish resistance, and
also a law allowing soldiers to vote. The
cash balance in the State Treasury on the
10th of November was S47s,45l
| Tie balance Of the Message is devoted to
State affairs.