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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-05

NoTHNd that is not wholesome, genial and restora.
tive IN i1s nature cnters into The composition of HOS
TETrER'S STOMACH BlTTERS. This popular pre-.
para,on contains no mineral of any kind, no deadly
botanical element; fiery exctant but il is combi.
ma ion of thc extracts Of balsamc herbs and
plants with the purest and mdest Of all dflusivc slim
ulcuts.
1t is well to be forearmed against disease and so far
the human system can be protected by human
against maadics engcndcrcd by an unwholcsome at
mosphere, impure water and other external causes,
HOSIETrER's BlTTERS may be relied on as safe
guard.
In districts infested with Frer and 4gae it has been
found infablc ns preventive and irresistible as
remedy and thousands who resort to it under appre
henson OF an attack escape the scourge aud thousands
who neglect to avail themselves of its protective quail
ties in advance are cured by very brief course Of
this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague patients,
after being palid with qunne for months in vain, un
til fairly saturated with that dangerous alkalod,
not unfequently restored to health within few days
by the use of HOsTETTERS BITTERS.
The weak stomach is rapidly nvigOrated and the ap.
petite restored Gy this agreeable Tonic, and hence it
works wonders in cases of Dyspepsia and in less con-
frmed forms of Indigestion. Acting as gentle aud
painless apperent, as well as upon the liver also
invariably relieves the Constipation superinduced by
Irregular action Of the digestive and socretive organs
Persons of feeble habit liable NcrCOus attacks, Lo.
ness of Spirits and Fto Of LdRgHor find prompt and
permanent relief from the Bitters. The testimony on
ihis point is most conclusive, and from botn
The agony of Bius Colic is Immediately assuaged
by single dose of the snulant and by occasionally
rcsortng TO it, the return of the complaint may be pre-
vented
As general Tonic, HosTETTER's BITTERs pro.
duce effects which must be experienced or witnessed
before they eau be fully appreciated In cases of Con
stutona weakness premature decay and debility and
decreptude arising from old it exercises the cleo.
trio influence In the cOnvalesCent stages of all diseases
il operates a delightful nvigOrant When the pow.
of relaxed, it operates to reinforce and
re.estabish them Last but not least it the onls safe
stmulent being featured from sound aud nnoCu.
Materials and entirely free from the acid elements
present less in all the ordinary tones and
stOmaChcs of the day.
No family medicine has been so universally. and il
may be truly added deSerUcdy popular with the nte
gent portion Of the community, as HOSVETrER's
BIT TIERS.
Prepared by
HOSTETTER & SMITH,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
uJ@sod by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeepor,
everywhere
November 81, l363-ly.
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Bloomsbury, Penn'a.

SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER s, 1863
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STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.

Cyros Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Headache, Genera
Debility, Nervousness Depression of Spirits Con.
stipation, Collie, Intermittent FevGrs, Clamps
and spasms, and all omplaints of either
Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness
whether inherent in the system or
produced by special causes.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.

10:
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.
UJ-sold by all Druggists Grocers and storckeepors
everywhere
November 81, l363-ly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09
ORPHANS COURT SALE
HOTEL And RfAb ESTATE
~ III. NOEor0E OF hNruisnKs

BY virtue - ordr 81 Tho Orphans. Con-; o. Nosihamp
ton guatg viii D.. .od A. Fable Ncudue tho premises
90 TUESDAY Dec A. A. ID. 100.
o'r'ck g. the asrlgcH tt p of the res ctiasc 'ie
II Jsnss Lelbert dcce.sei The Snn Hotel prop
cfiy consisting q three oniuous LOIS q stund, bounding
on Tain tni broad streets AID Of JACOB H. LILY Reliance
flrn COMPANY &. "a hcius. Hcny o. Ousi.cr esaie Jed
i4ah Ncl's ind others. particularly deaHsed IN the !cin!1n
q TIE ll OraA. Cot which to szd order waa grant
e. or~rdus IN rou, GA MRu 20 feet. ani Broad
AZ iosi, euiHlas A5oai d aero u sFogId 4he in
OSEFOUK STORY HOTEL BUILDING.
pari bffs and par. ,on- with Placement sCn'ins Main
street cri ilch-l fnl ID lcc, 10 h One bdct two
story b4ilng f.0uag Main street q fee. che' BY is
feet inches drph One hTick two stofy Dwelling House,
dnng Man street ~ eoi inches, BY 81 fee. Inches On
main budnE used of vah Kitchen and scr,sui rooms II
feet inches by 20 % Ono two story frame stable and ear
ngs hlusr Zoe. font hy oil fee, deep. one hadus part
.iue snd part lfan. used ice house, - BY p feet
Tho biIin. al good p1 AID .he ssca.sT par. Of
them bali " ,lir ll, at sea years.
his considered % tha cst desirable and v-lisho
Holc pgortes this part Of Penn aud las for y-srs
enjoyed drsced hsh reputation 20 one Of tho beet sepi
Hotels in ills county sts asm IL Beautifully siiuscd on
tho LcA.h River l.s excellent Seminary for Young Ladies
l. .nou AMI red o every sciio q The Mon 100
healthy climate romantic 4dugs ind tie active uucf'
yr.c n ,1en. have made p0Pula place Of
hat nc this Iloto. hls been always aci
snd m proprietor obi srd y decline TueevHs very many sho
spilled FOR aaInissior.
IL, pro petY all DO cod together IA parcels. may be
deemed -isabf hy the rfs.Isd Adllngl,or ~ whom
the aud conditions vii b. glade knosu al tie time and
o.v WALLACE clors
cIfls. AUO. LUCHESBACH, Ad.allisI.tog
fClh.sleu, ia. soy. q, ls5k
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6ar0warf, Guilern. Sc.
DIG IRON for SALE.

DIG IRON for SALE.
i 10 tuns beet No. ! GLENG'fB on iocf
600 tun, best No. ! GARTSnERRiK IN yard
20 iuns best No. OARTsikfIlif on docf.
-. iuns bcs, no. ] COLINEss on dorf.
~ ilns bes, 40. rOUohkktPSik 90 frnac..
40 tuns be-, No. ? POuOHkfEPSlE a. furnace.
80 tuns best No. J rEEkskILL al furnace
no tun. beat No ] LiHiGii VALLEY IT ElxAbethpor;
80 tuns bes. No. I THOMAS at fixabc Import.
80 tuna best No. WROUGHT SCRAP q, ya.d.
90 tpus beat BAR IRON tyad
For sale ga lots "a wanted. by
PETITE, WILSON L CO.,
kos 213 and ~. Sou'h.s.
IuN PLATE, slIEET-lRON Of all kinds, Tin,
Il Lead, Zine spclier Copper. tc.. for sale by EDWARD
SHERMAN 10. 23j fcerlsL between fulton and JOHN
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Sales bn Autticn .
A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co.

4 J. BLEECKER, SON Il Co.
m VIII sell at Auction on WEDNESDAY, Dec 49, iBbj
a. IL O'Clock at The Exchange Saesroom, No Ill Broadway,
a follows; .. o,,
y orler Of the Executors Of the Estate OF John Lyons de
ceased = = - .... ,.ron,or,,
VALUABLE LEASFHOLD PROPERTY.
EAST BROADWAY-The Lease Of No. So has two years
10 run from May 1854 with OF renewal % bu ngs
paid et appra,oneu three story and attic BRICK house
be- ween Market and Caharne ats
OLUIBIA-ST-1he Lease Of No. III; twenty years
from May 1860 with covenant Of renewal, SC.
Ground under present terra tlj3 per annufn payaoe
qsrtery and all and assessments House tLreestofy
and basement brick. =. -
For maps particulars &c apply 10 the Aucioneers NO II
c elar -st. al lonins tho Bank Of Commerce.
CATH. G. LYONS, Executrix
VIM HUGHES, Executor.
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DNiEL II. BuRDxrr, Auclioneer.
IL 8 MARSHALL SAIIE.

u. by BURDETT, JONES Co. n
iy virtue Of an order the H. 5. Circuit Court Tor tns .
of N Y 10 mo dirocle and delivered VIII cell a. po o
ton on tho 22d day Of December 1853 at ~
ON board tAeroof tic prize ship 0oNpAR. hs1 '"' 49,
u sho Hes. . -, ,,,,,.r.,al WHAT
N B-rho above vessel lies at tho Conner''a "''''
souih ~ Eat corucr Atlantic Dock, Btoohip o. u.,.,,
II 4 iess NOB'T MURRAY. esa, u .. msfHns"
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DECEIvERs SALE Of REAL ESTATE in

DECElVERs SALE Of REAL ESTATE III
Ia STATE q IOWA, formerly beoa.ins TO the AstLAns
Bus BY order o! HENRY l. TANNER, Receiver 81 the
Y H. LUDLOW & Co.. Auc,ionccr., VIII sell a, tho Mer
can, EIchsuso Sscuoom No. III Toai~ay, ~ !! O'Clock
noon. on the l5,h iuy 81 December. ltoJ:
Ic lot al ,i SnI fIafosis. In the City Of
one ia acre Lot southeast co.ner Of llih ard Prairie
lie wS,, e,rnsr Of 10, No To. on Juan.a, City Of
Dubuqsc H. feet eat aud Yves. by IN feet noh and south
Pat % Lot No 80 C0leray In CITY Of Dubuque, IOD
'eei and by To- foct north And south, with w0ofy
odci nselinS, ?eaIs, rad uotbaildius..
Lot no. IN ke'ly's Subdivision fronting or Jalan 'y'
Ciy OF Dubuque, l3 oy 80 feet, with small rane D"snf
lots Nos ana OF ts.cys Subdyson fronting ON ll'
IT, city Il Dubuque with double brick oslory and base
mcu, dwelling. 2or1o, brick Barn. &c.
Lot No BlJ, McDantls Subdivision, fronting on lhst,
CITY Dubuque with brick story end hall and bsnent
o9nascbpLi Dwelling poche', yerandAh, 20
Tho night ro snl insel, only In BANKING House and Lot
No 10 on Mnlnst., Ciiy Of Dubuque.
Psre.s Of IS srres IN section % Township a. OF h
+. NJ n gJio0 scles la section y? township 80 norm o.
Tango east; u 800 IN Secons II and TO- Township
10 north of Range east Of 9TH r. NJ 73lo0 scres In Soc
lions % and 3 ro.nap 20 north Of Range east .th l.
80 80 100 sco, In Section Township 81 nor'h OF hnASs
east 10 Section H. Township ~ north Of h.nse
,as all In Dubuque County close by tie City Of Dubuque
Also Mineral 49, containing n 20iCO scres IN Section
IS Townships norh II Range cast In Dubuque county
close by the City OF Dubuque, and onehai OF Mineral Lo:
No l0i In Dubuque County part OF which lies In me Cy o.
Dubuque containing II iOo0 700 acre. IN Clayton
County IN tho south pprt Of Township 9i north Of Range
west 81 3lh y. M.
4 40 ecres Ia Calhoua Countyi
1870 Ia Buena Vista County
IL, 100 acres in iocahontas COuntyi 80
al OF Which lies on the line the Dubuque and Soux city
airoud (a,erngo miles dis.sntl, now rpdy beng cou
plot cd 10 SouiI City. ~
days ard Saturdays OF oach week also Dubuque Herald o.
rdays aud Dn6aous Tunes Of Wednesdays IN each week
Schedules end Map. DO had at tho oes Of ~ III ~
Low Co. No Pins.st., and Of H. g. TANNER, No %
Wallst resTon per cent and Auetionees .ss on w,
day Of balance delivery OF deed on tho 10Th DAY o.
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.ration Of It's affairs. was held 81 inc fn Avenue no


and Mr. Russell Sage acted as Secretary. series OF
nina resolutions was offered by Mr.. Backus and adopted
They take strong grounds In favor OF reform in tho
mana cement of The Company. and wer, directed to be
Submitted to the annual meeting Of stockholders at Al
ban, on Wednesday. The following names were 30
lected ne supported directors at the election to be
then held. Dean Richmond. Buffalo, Hiram Sisiey'
Rochester; Hamilton White. Syracuse; Alcn1o u
Paige. Schenectady; Stephen whitney PheniXi u. l.
Vail Troy. T. W. Olcott. Albany Rufus H. King
Albany; John p. Moore. NcwYork; Ed". Learned
New York; c. Vanderbilt. Newi orki chester W.
Chopin. Springfield; VIM I. Weld. Boston
The Pennsylvania Coal Company expect 10
receive cool via the Eric Road the last OF theweeS
This coal business of the Erie Company Is very SUP
lntal addition to its profits md VIII steadily increase
On Saturday $5l4,CoO City Of Boston D q
cent coupon STOCK principal and interest payable IN
gold. were sold at the following prices; s5oco Of Il
q cent premium; $4,000 at lO,; SsOoOo. at lV'. ana
900. at 10 y cent premium.
The statement OF the Philadelphia Banks ior
tho week ending on Monday, was as follows;
c.,,,,l stock a35 G:s Dne nom ether bks s2a s,a
ons and 3s4if 7Oi Due to other banks g. ~
Srece i'm bank 80. 4lo5sS9 Deposits "a ia
L. ). Demand and IircuaIion. %'..'i''
Legal Tender Ne. 54RliSl
This oomrarcs with the statement Of the last four
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nle0ifa!.

MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth kes,9 ore
" In -Four Weeksby Dr. RECORDS ESsES, -, ,bs nsss
lh. wonderful agent VIII restore Manhood 20 $3.50 yeis
Shattered Constitution whether arising ro.n TSs ms
Abu.e Ito Effects Of Climate or Natural ssas.a t, FsH-
IRE 10 mpos.bo Or Rcords Essence o. ~. in ose
ssse. with Instructions Tor 50 or ea by ~
ior 81 Sent carefully PACKED on rses'p' VI
PmLIP ROLAND. No. 81 0''Y New 'Ysrs.
~. 49, v,.x, fv,n, Broadway.
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE "
warranted nanuac,ur,. Also, solid Chestnut ARD mn
Chamber Suites plain aud Ornamental, Of A.
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNlIUkE.E
~ The best assortment Of ENAhELEp fVhNiluh ,
,enal In suites hossae and Retail Also sstIess1' s
PAlaisses. WAhffN "Ahp NO. 80 ~ -
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uuubsn h,xs th, aj prices way about eighth
Of cent and to-day all M u Hogs oIcept the ~ best
are selling thu quota.ions Prime heavy HsSs ne In
AID not worry plenty ScLlswags Gil The market and
msk- up the number. reported in the large receipts
George W. Donsn give, the following hsure a. the price Of
'Io,. mi. wsex.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

Te New ORR and Erie Railroad makes the following
ron Of .nsporflon oil STOCK he week ending day
Cattle L5s8; hosa, 10 05o Sheep s0ooi Horsss AGO.
BLEF CATTLE.
Nurter reported for this market a. Forty fourth street,
Lisa.
I HE price. to-day quoted as follows:
Pint quality .i0t ~ Ordinary. u
/ Medium ...........s.. GU
so.le extra good beeyes msy be quoted At llio
The genera aysrago Of the market at T.
The mos; Of the ssles range from esc. to lie.
Prices per head and per pound OF different weights viii DO
found ia accounts Of sales Of sundry Dfoves
Total number OF Bseyes received Ia the city this week
$500.
isn 2G9 head than last week md o7f bead more
than the average Of as year The average npba ct each
eueslsy market last Yesr os2 head. rle Ae humber
today being 1872 shown 10 hcsd than tie syese aud
re head more than this dsy week
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Surplus over interest end q y cent on shares: STo
A. t. The construction that will only be enlarged
tong "a the growth Of business requires additional
snd sppursnsnce No purchases charged than
construction sooount
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the New
York Central Railroad oupossd " the present admins
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A UCTION NOTICED. u. CAULKINS,

~ Aur,ioueer Office No 315 Broadway. 800 ,,.,,, q.
LARGE SALE or HANDSOME IARLOR ~ hfil . NJ.
BRTfsSELs AND TUBEE-PLY CARPETS, CARVED
ROSEWOOD PIANo-FOBfh. sc.
A, milo ,uction THIS DAY (Nednesiayl Dec. ., q,
D M pruceiy the residence No 90 West IAN g.
mar stray consisting Of eIent Parer Suites covered IA
rr,I u,r,.top rsbes Eiasercs Clocks, Curtains Tosc
vol snl ,u,Lozaiy B.doom suites Hair Maitresses sofa
Eel, Tes aber NJ -rors Shades fainnss Rockers rns
Sos. h,is Dinn, Chairs Set everything bsensnst 10 n'
class house. Bale positive.
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miscellaneous.
MOLDAVIA CREAM

DIAPER at LESS than MANUFACTURERS
l. PRICES--No connection with tho combined
MONOPOLY FOR ul0H PRICES
am selling Note Paper fiom IS cents per up. srs,
stock Of Flat Cops Post much less than m priess
Letter ~ 30 up and Cap 81 Is and every description
Paper VI less than any other Paper Dealer for cash
Orders BY mall promptly hllsd
A. T. HARD,
Wholesale Paper Dealer
No. u Boetmanst, N. Y. The Old Stand.
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Deniisirn.

NJ Is. GRIFFIN g. BROS, No. 259 Grand.
M d, Rew.York end No ~ Futons. Brooklyn ar. CT.
tracing feoIh positively without pain by Tho 81 nitrous
oxide gas No charge oT eiacns when artificial teeh
10 De Inserted They are aso Inserting fa Of Teeth
Gold, S23i Pla,.nA, sz3, Silver $40; Rubber DO Pss
se,s on god, ca silver, 81 fIir,ctlngs.9 ects
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printing.

CHARLES C.. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ No. % B,rcisyst-blho,ds. Circulars. Posters. Law
Points Casi. &c. Cylinder IFssswoiA done for tie Trade
nICKSON, THE FlRST.CLASS PRINTER,
~ No. Tryonrow, OPP. CITY Hall 1900 Land b.s "a
coo superior bLeats ruled % or S6 Per fcsm lVV ssos
business cards 81. Every description Of Printing low
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half prce).-
~ Wedding AtHcae and Noie Papcrs, sc Basns-s Gag
Biz Heads Portraits sc AZ kELLNs No 81 Fulton st. MI
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ASSISTANT ouAnrEaHAsrrhs Owes cor. q nd sds'
NAsHiyGros y. G., Nov. -, TO-
NOTlCE-The Public Sale of QUARTER
~ MASrERs STORES. advag,s-d Tor "Wednesday, The
- VI December. "a posiPotei until Medn"sI~y as I"sl -
IL INMlKLAA AIt. and A. =. W. Y. - a.
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TVyUE CREAM ENGLISH REMhDf'
SIR JAMES SLAEfkNEpss JIs
- ~, =. 90 xTpD FEMALE Tii.isS' -

" Of sir J. llsrke M D
f''p'IrrSi y ,.S Espordnsry to tho Queen;
This well known and Distractions, fom sry
s.s Iesay -. and although powerful remedy sos
cause 70 tho consultation. 10 married 80 %
nothing haia. lifted il will In short time bring on inc
monthIy period with c,,or. Pain IN the Bssh
insi f.risue on eight exegtion. rapNion oil me
ana uy,ts,cs and Whites these tl' Viii eject ea
p ~ other have ia.lei sd although n,,s
remedy do not contain hon' ealoHeb s"''u"'A'' W
har. fuI 10 the constitution .t,. shi,s
Fa directions In the pamphlet around each package
.houd bs carefully preserved. ,..,
Nor full Particular get pamphlet. nee OF the assne
N B$l aud postage stamps Enclosed 20 az ~ LOGO
agent will insure abote containing over |" p'"' W
mail. Sold by all dIusgisis .ry,,.
JOB MOSES, No. q. cosrilaai st, Ssw.t Ia,
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Gouscs an0 farms Waniso.

WANTED TO PURCHASE-A well built
w modern two.stofy HOUSE In good neishoofhood.
fr which isr price In cash viii be paid Address ssne
location and prce, NJ, Tribune Office.
EArANTED--A COUNTRY PLACE OF one'Or
L Ne. k,u., conta u. Two pslors, six bedrlo dntn1
room and kitchen. Adoress with full pIe'a' sAd ptcs
Mr.. THOMAS, Box 40. i.iVi new.i OLA l. "
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DANIEL II. BrRDETT, Auction
90 Get.

rTIO IET.-A STORE on 4th Avenue front,
! L and OFFICES In tie BIBLE HOUSE, Aston AS
I . " nt the Treasurers Once, 4th Avenue entrance.
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DOOK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 20,


lanes NJ. MILLER. No. % Pine-st., New
~ Yo. vii sell AT AUCTION. 10 close en- estate, on
rat RsDAY DEC. TO- Az y O'CLOCK, at The Merchants
FIchars 70 Sale. Rooms, No. III BROADWAY,
80 BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED LOIS.
TITS sale will 3. positive. without 70 gard 20 "eahtr Ai
n ba one Of tho bes chlnce. offered q. year 20 procure
w.locsted Lot a. r prices and of rsl terms ih' prop
ey will d0uhl, iu ,aiGs immediately after ttt clgse OF no
vsT lMpROt EMESIs ARE IN PROGRESS Wv ALL
SIDES or r.
Capitalists and isi r, maze better eleeton az ths
location d high and hssihy c.rsry beautiful water
,a Gees. cou.erisnt 20 4 city These 'o;s located =
y o. PLACE. near EAST NEWYORA. on the brooklyn
AID jar ca Railroad within three ingtss whs VI Tue Do
got go -, -
az
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NEw-yORN CATTLE MARKET.

For rHr WIIK ENDING TUNsoAY. Die Q. 1853
OVAL RICKIP.s or CATTLE or ALL KINDS ios 1Hf vtEh
According the reports from the ssvera marke: ptoe' m
he city there have been received this week:
Nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09
r,.., I0i1iIs Third. or inferior. q -.
go. W. or - an DO Ext. good beeve.. lltc

General .s.'s'ss'
~ On, sone d.y in London there were efo citl!s IN
rsIe,olf FOR Tho week 1000 The prices 'hai iiy were
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A L BLEECKER. son s. Co. will SELL

at Auction ON Tit RSDAY, December TO- 1853, at IL
o'clock az the Exchange ssesroom, No III Broiiwsy: AR
ON lO0TP Three Lots north side commencing 20
feet west of9tlrsy. size 2xl00 eaon. .
ON 0Isr sT-Ten south side commencing $50 feet
west of ay size laO0 EACH All Of the above lots ara on
the grade FOR maps terms &c. apply to tho AuconeeT'
No. II Celar.st adjoining Henk OF Commerce.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-02

An EXCITING ScENE.-While the
Hippopotamus, belonging to Bailey's
q Co.'s Circus, which with the ele-
plants belonging to the same establish
ment, were being conveyed from Buffalo
to Detroit by water, on the propeller
S. d. Caldwell, were about six miles
below the city, he suddenly broke away
from his keeper, and leapef over the
bulwarks Of the propeller and had a
fine time generally in the watery ele-
ment. His keeper, after several unsuc-
cessful attempts to overhaul him by
means of boats, lowered fer that pur-
pose, resortsd to the use Of dog which
had been trained to lie in the monsters
cage. No sooner did the latter discov-
'er his dogship than he swan after him,
following him to the shore, when he
was secured and brought up to the oity'
The large beast was but slightly In
jured. He is represented as being a
very rare animal for this age, and will
be well worth to be seen and exam
ined. He will be exhibited with the
above mentioned establishment in this
village on Tuesday next, July 7th,
Ssvadvertissment in another column
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-02
A Coon Doou,arnr TO C1Rou1A

A Coon DOCUMENT TO CIRCULATE.
The great speech of Major General
Benjamin f. Butler, delivered in the
New York Academy of Music on the
I'd of April last, has been issued in
pamphlet form by the Republican State
Central Committee. 1t should be Cir.
culated among the people, as an argu
ment by lifelong Democrat, drawing
the dividing line between genuine and
bogus Democracy, with remarkable
clearness.
1t forms an eight-page pamphlet, and
can be had at the nominal prize of too
dollars Mousdnd-less than half the
eest-and at that rate for any less num-
ber,-sent free of charges. We hope
the loyal men of the State will improve
this chance by Immediately sending
orders, with cash, to Hon. William A.
Howard, Chairman of the Committee,
at Detroit. Twenty cents for 100, or
one dollar for 500 documents ought to
induce the active men of each town to
put one Of them into the hands of every
voter.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-02

THE CoRPs OF HONOR. = Captain
n. G. Denison, Provost Marshal, I'd
District, Michigan, has advertised for
men for the Invalid Corps. The duties
of this branch of the service will be
chiefly to act as Provost Guards and
garrisons for cities, guards for hospitals
and other public buildings, and as
clerks, srderlies, DC. If found neces-
sary, they may be assigned to forts, &c.
All the officers and men of this CORPS
will wear uniform to distinguish them
from the regular volunteer force. Only
those faithful soldiers whs, from wounds
or the hardships Of war, are no longer
fit for field duty, will be received into
the Invalid Corps, or rather the Corps
OF Honor, as it will be composed of
men who have won honor in the service
OF their country. All persons residing
In this district who desire to join this
Corps should apply to the Board of En-
rolment at Kalamazoo. Enlistmerts
win be fer three years, unless sosner
discharged. Pay and allowances are
the same as for officers aud men of the
United States Infantry. except that no
premiums or bounties for enlistmsnts
viii be paid.