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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06
IranspoftneiHft; 9 5. BuIIfr.
General. Wsent bes apsueho,
1862. aMEaas5 1868
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06

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Sir Gradt naa philadelphia Newzyoyl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-06
Wupanfee &Nrafrie bt1 gbieu
Nicubabn.

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81. aloutf mad tem Efsn. !.
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ghifa9c obne Wasspnp ster @epGd au nsdfsln.
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The New York herald., 1863-03-29

INoR sALE-L FIRST CLASS THREE STORY BRICK
IT hizh ssoDp House with without the Fnrnitlre,
he owner aas w0Fk; has all the modern Improve
nent4 Inquire ~ the vDei ii5 East Twefh stioe
laird svunue.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

Ir0R sALE--A NEAT COTTAGE SUITABLE FOR A
small family, aDont nye lots 25xp, good sable and
earfgr hoisc. contains no, cold water; chice
fruit beHrfng plarr. one
the most retired IN tae tner OF yonkcfs rood
view Of ihs Hudson river. Price 5000 isquIre of ED
WARD MAETis. ON the prcu.iscs or SO Nest fweulA
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

TOR sALE--rs CRY or HUDSON, NEW JERSEY.
Gothic COTTAGE lot bCs.JO cars doos 10 the
fr~r,ss has hot ana cold wsr tail and aA nrosevn ia
rru vescnts Jnluir- ~ 81 BAyrA. 81 Bfoadway room
Hudson.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

r O. OREa. THE CHAMPION or COLOR 20 TER
81. ritsry wh gyr grand spara Etivbillcn Mosat
Hall a5s Broadway on "Wednesday es"psng, Apti H. q.
wash ozcssaa he viii he ass~e ty all ~ thc New YORK
asd Brooklyn pssrvr ~ q. Orf ssii 4h Ms cham.
yon bsl worth 90" Tskes for sale ~ the coor. Price
h0 osniA
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

LrOR sALE-k VALUABLE YARN IN sONERsET
cousty New serty. ontsning ~ acies of gooi ard
WIN AZ OF woodland; sstrcafn water funnlrr
ihrougb the farm has srsc dwelling house and snkase
onibuidngs: IL situated miles ircn, sop,et4Ie and
mes MIN Tarond station, each place ue
beus AMI hslf's ride ~ Nsw York Apply 10 HOMER
MORGAN No Pine stf~et N. y.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

OR FOR
situated Washington Heights, Carmansylle has alt
the OF city house, coach horse sta
BILE and all other oubuiiinss garaen well sto ked with
fruit, shade and ornamental vegetables and
fowers perfect order, and Immediate possession
had Apply A. u MILLS corner of both strees
and Tenth
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

TNO LET Or FOR SALE--IN JEIsET CITY, a LAKGE
story aud basement brick Factory front bulGing,
4Uxa2 feet. with three Building frame txis feet,
situated siNyAye feet FROM crsey ene In Br h street
Apply to JOHN ROSS fS ri lth avenue, EVAN JONES'
81 Montgomery street. jersey City.
The New York herald., 1863-03-29

fIN0 LET OR LEASE-THE THREE STORY BASE
ment brick house 34 Wes Fourteenth street, has gas,
water range &c to a good responsible tenant; $500
JOHN UiNVY, l25 Fourth avenue.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
NARROWING WHEAT IN THE
SPRING

A correspondent to the Genesee Farm
or gives an incident showing tho benefit OF
this practice. A farmer goingto harrow
in some oats at the farther end OF neigh
boris wheat field, went with the drag
across the wheat, making him very angry
"But when he came to harvest the crop,
he was surprised to find the strip over
which the drag had passed, the talleSt and
heaviest wheat in the field"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

and others.
Most Important. Madame Zadoc Portcrs Curative
Ralsam is sold price which brings it IN the rcach
Of every one to keen cnient for The time
Iy use of n single bottle will prove to be worth loO
times its cost. ,
to purchase articles at Is to which do not contain
thr virtues of t3 crut bottle Of Madame Portets Gu
ntiye Bal am the of manufacturing when rs as
great almost any other medicines and the very low
precr 1t which # sold, makes th' proht TO the sell
er nppn. ,ntly small and nnprneipaled dealers WI
sometimes recommend 9th ar medicines on which their
profits are larger, unless the customers insist upon
having Madame fOrter's aud none other ASK i"i
Madame POrter's Curative Balsam price l3ccnts, ana
| IN large bottles at 2J oeus, and take no other.
Sold by all Druggi.ts and Storekeepcrc at " cts
! a, 4 in larger bottles al % cents.
! HALL Il RUCKLE, Pr prictors, New York.
laws
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
WESTERN GsO . a.u,
Jos. 0,ll,l3, IS, II Courtlandt Street

Nos, 0, II, l3, Is, II Courtlandt Street,
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
This oll.rsiashad and favoritc Of the Busi-
ness Community has been recently rGiitted aud is
plete in everything that minsr to the comforts OF
its patrons Ladies' and families are specially and care
fully provided for.
1t centrally located in the bu mess part OF the city
aud is contiguous to the principal lines Of steamboats,
cars omnbusses ferries, &c.
In consequence fthe pressure CAUSED by the Rebel
lion, prices have been reduced to
One Dollar I'D EVlY cents per Day
The table is amply supplied with all the uxurics o
the and equal to that of any other hotel in tho
country.
Ample accommodations are offered ror upward of 40,
guests.
~ Do not believe runners hackmen and others VIII
may say "thG Western Hotel is full"
d. d. WINCHESTER, Proprietor
! THOS. d. WINCHESTER.
] Feb. l5, lSG2.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
Mustered HANDS AND FEET.

BLISTERED HANDS AND FEET.
AS remedy against blistering Of hands
in rowing or fishing, &c or for feet in
walking, the quickest is lighting tallow
candle and letting the tallow drop into
cold water, Ito purify it, it is said from
salt } then rubbing the tallow on the hands
or feet-mixcd with brandy or any other
strong spirits. For mere tenderness
nothing is better than the above or vino
gar n little diluted with water.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
OXEN.

Being well mated, oxen are more easily
trained and the more easily to affect
this. much self denial on the part Of the
driver, much GOODNESS of temper, mere
trainiug by motion and less by voice, may
be highly advantageous to iuan and to
beast
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

FNSSENUT7TV TT.-,n a,,I f'hIIow.
tcnyc the companys depot at thrltgem'in rltgi ~" hours,
hIl streets, PhiIadslrhia A. az IN, ,'1Io"''s "''
usi5 A. " for Reading Lebanon im,aat,nsou,g, i,a,nnrt,
pous uh,, rincgrovc. Jhmaqua Sumuus,' ,iI"ntnyn
nmra Rochester, Niagara fa,si 'Thnnbers6prr
unpcrstown, sc, ,,,,,Sc ,.i,b Ens, Penn.
Iijs train connects at RBAplNn WI" uc an and with
sviynnn Railroad trains for AHen,nWn So ,.c a,
r. LEBANON valley train for ilarnspuIg, e.. ,r az
POUT CLINTON WITH Cutawistso ,In"on Elnirn &c
Wilkesharte WnamspHrt hoGh rn",rnI Cnmbcrland
Wo,"y md schuyiki and susqueanna ,ralns ,"f
N",thnmOerland, Nilliamsport' YORK. 'h""o''S''e
''"'s'''' AFTERNOON EXrREsS, ain, ro,,,-
Leaves PhildcIpho u, $3.50 W. n2r NJ arrs
vile pncgrovc, Harrisburg &c ,,oin. for
burg with Pcnnsylyani ,enum ,,r" Wnread rnns for
pl,,imts Scr,h"mberand Gimira &c, aud a, rort
Clinton win C,maw';;,sa r., Railroad u"'"' Wv
W,lliamspOrt, Elmira Bunalo Hc, W., ,rtoN
READING AC'oMopH' -
Leaves l,,iyr. nGiS,.9 in az Ipnaisipa TT at oso
s'auUs irnvcs phiiadcIphla at 430 r, NJ, arrives
-, Tg.'iH,g TVg.mJin" n, 5S0 NJ. "
Ifnims Ifnims5, .G, ~ 4, a ~, arriving IN Philadelphia
aH ua - Al Nnernouu trains leave narrsbnfg NJ wv
,'o md potsyc at 80 r. ". arriving at Phi'adeph'o
at 100 r. NJ with messenger car attached leaves
phiia,rinhia a, T. NJ, For Reading and n,' WY SUI
toGs lsay%s t,r TGi TGi,ner,a M aud ali way stations
III All ,hr nboye irans run daily, Sunday esceptG9
!. SUNDAY SUNDAY trans Il Is iya'e W 'o''s''"' "'
$ uc'P"" " CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD
Passengers from DOwnmgtown ana in'cfmlcnn,nMH' nnH
,I,o = ~ A Al and 13O Z NJ trains from Phl
i p9unta ," rrturninr from Dowmngtown at 100 NJ
r Nut'P',SSn, Nuti' rn Sn moan
n " NEN YORK EXPRESS FOR PlGlSBuhu AMI
d go N,,,. york al + T. NJ, pnssing Reading nj
=, Tt ~, r,ight and connecting at Harrisburg WIN
E. ,u' ,,,,s pn;Irnnd Exptcss Train for rittsburg
Wn,Hrninr Iypress Train leaves harrisburg an arm
ni ynuia EXPRESS from PItisburs IL SIo ~
w '" 49, i, - ,,JiHu h IL 4 NJ aud arriving at New
- Wn M ~ 20 A ST. sleeping cars accompany these
through d. tscn Jersey City und IltsDurs W llh
w, a,,uUn
ou, ,i, rr Novy Work leave Harrisburg at
'" IA . on NJ Mail trains for Harrisburg leave New
Y. Wv VIZ EntG 4 NJ and H. noon.
l. s,;IliIYI,KIhI. VALLEY RAILROAD. .
NJ ,r,;ns ,,nvn pnttsyi,jc at T,Ij A NJ and 800 NJ
nr ,,rni, Crnm ~ srarnra at sCj VI, and 4,4j NJ.
w. "s.IiuII : JKlI.I AM SllSt, JOHANNA RAIL
ROAD
- ,r.,ins Ieovn Auburn at 3I2 A for Pincgrcve an
- i,.,rinnrY and nj $40 NJ aud 2 NJ for pincgrov
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
AYERS
CATHARTIG
PILLS.

Are son sick, feeble, and
con,pluiningi Are you out Of
order, with your system do
ranged, and your feelings un.
comt,rtnblo1 These symp
Ions ARE often thc prelude IN
,erioos Nlness. Somo 1T Of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and siouh te ayertcd hy n
timely use Of ,lie right rom.
cdy. Take Ayers Pills, aud
cleanse ont tlr disotdercd hu
inUrs go purify the blood, and
jet tic ilpids move Oh unbb
structcd IN health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous no.
iiyily, purify The system from
the distractions which make
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
1853
1868. lSG
ghilIdclpilia & Erie Rail Road.

1868. 1853.
lhilIdclphia & Erie Rail Road.
This great line traycrs,s the Northern and North.
west counties Of pennsylvania to the city of Erc,
Lake Erie.
Ii has been leased by the Pcngsylvauia Railroad
Company, aud under their auspices is being ragdly
opened throughout its entire length.
Il is now in use for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg 10 DrtwoOd ed Fork ~ miles,
the Eastern Division, an from Sheffield Eric on the
Western Division, (1S mil1s.)
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS At NORTHUMBERLAND.
Mail Train leaves, East j3A. NJ
EzprcEs Train" IL 81 p. NJ
Mail - " West %
Express 5! a. NJ.
Cars run through WITH CHANGE both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia aud Lock Haven, aud
Baltimore and Lock Haven. New aud elegant Sleep.
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both ways
between Williamsport and Baltimore, and Williams.
port and Philadelphia
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply al ihS 5. T.. Cor. llth and Market Sis
Ana Tor Freight business of the COmplny's Agents :
> u. Kingston, jr, Cor. 18Th and Market Sts, Phla.
J, ". Reynolds Erie.
NJ. Drill. Agent ~ c. K: r., Baltimore
II. II. Houston, Gen' Freight Agt. rhiadelphia
Lewis " Iloupt Gen'l. Ticket Agt Philadelphia
Joseph d, Potts Gcn1. Managcr,W ilhamspOt.
January L., lsH3.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
Farmers Department.
PLANTING CUTTINGS.

We are constantly hearing people say
they have no luck in making grape or
other cuttings grow--just as if f"luck" had
anything to do with it. They fail in not
giving due attention to the matter in
other words, the cause is neglect and in
different. The old addage should never
be forgotten, apply it wheresoever we may
IA thing that is worth doing at all is
worth doing we'll"
There should be properly three. eyes to
every cutting then dig trcnch-set the
cuttings at an angle of as degrees,at least
six inches apart, and so that the upper eye
shall be an inch above the ground-and
press the earth around the wood firmly
with the loot. 1t is well to mulch them
with grass or straw, and if need be water
them occasionally in the driest weather.
So-e varieties OF the grape are propo-
gated much more freely than others
For instance the Concord Maxatawny,
Isabelly, Hartford Prolific, Telegraph,
Clinton. Cassidaa, &c, &C., take root read
lily; while the Delaware and Diana are
difficulty to propagate in open cnture un'
less great care is paid to them, and good
portion of wood is used.
We believe all the raspberry family can
be propogated in the same way. We
have now fifty growing under glass, cut
tings of she Cattawissa, many Of them in
leaf!
The mulberry can be grown in the same
way. We all know how easily currant>
aud gooseberries. We have bad both the
latter t. bear the year after setting out
Currants and gooseberries should be sci
out just where they are wished to stand
permanently. If you prefer tree, cut
out all the eyes beneath the surface of the
ground if bush, let the eyes remain
These cuttings ought to be planted at leas
eight inches deep, and the earth pressed
firmly around them.
A large proportion Of fourshiDg shrub
can also be propogated by cuttings-anc
this should be known by all who have
''luck" in multiplying their stock in this
way.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
REMOVAL.
II A GE Il III d n H l..

THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
the "Unon Hotel" to the "EAGLE HOTEL" in the
borough Of Muncy where he will be happy to enter.
tain in a satisfactory manner all who may favor him
with their custom. The best stabling in the county,
with ample accommodations for travellers and drovers,
No pains win be spared to render the stay Of guests
pleasant and comfortable
A. NJ. SMITH,
Muney, April II, 1863.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
Reading Rail Road.
En NJ, ss Nm sEg5ssasEgi ca l,ss.sl ID

cRrATT TRUNK Lane FROM PnILAnEkP'rnIi D, rIiE 4"
"HIr "HHIIr jNTEROIR OF rENNSYLNnrtnS,p,,up,'D q u,'D
lnr nGru,iyiKJIi, sUsQU EHhNNA, " MBEH'
I,AND AND WYOMING. vAKh;lGnans' lnn'
TlIE NORTH, NokTHWbSi hN'
THE CANADAS.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

NiadamZadOc Fort RS bal
sam has been in use by the
public for over II years, hnd
has acqriyed its present sale
imply w being rccommcn.
led " those who have used
tito their afflicted friends
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02
MILKING.

1t is no easy matter to teach an old man
or woman how to milk COW. The art
should be taught to all children, while they
are capable of learning. They should
learn in the first place to treat the COWS
with kindness, for know of but few COWS
that will be forced to part with all their
milk. But when treated with kindness
they are pleased to be relieved of food
. in distended udder, and will never object
to be stripped clean when known friend
approaches.
1t lis quite important to milk COWS with
rapidity. Let no one be permitted to sit
and talk to friend while drawing out the
milk. Let the operator know that no talk
is to be permitted in the cow-yara, for
milking and talking are two distinct opcr-
ations, and must never be united.
The milk must be all drawn out with
rapidity, or portion of it the best is lost
In halfa minute after commencing the
process of drawing out the milk there is
rapid flow which must not be checked
If the COW is left a minute or two when
half the milk is drawn the natural food is
checked, the milk returns back into the
ducts and you must wait for part of ii
until the next milking time. BY rcpe-
tition of this careless mode of milking
the quantity is gradually dimini'hed' till
in q short time the cow is dry. Whereas
by attention to the milking with rap'dlty
and draw all from the udder, the COW vii
yield her milk freely for ten months al
ter her time Of calving. hold that al
cows ought to go dry two mouths before
having another calf.
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ELYsBURG ACADEMY
FOR
ia SouTH THIRD STREET,
nAilnInlLI.,

REV J. F, WANPoLE, A. NJ, P:lRcipaI and rcacl
or Of Languages.
STEPHEN W. OWEN, Teacher Of Mathematics and
English Branches.
THE SUMNER SESSION will commence IN MON
i DAY. ArRlL Goth instruction will be given i'm all
he O. mmon aud Higher English Branches, Latin.
Crock and German Languages instrumental and Vocal
Music Good boarding he had IA private families
in the country so week, and in the village for 81
TERMS PER QUARTER OF II WEEKB,
Elementary English Branches 81 90 90
Common Ou
Higher " ) 90
Latin, Greek or German, w
Music on the Piano or Melodcon (cXtTa) NJ
Vocal Music (extra) l W.
Book Keeping, (eXtra) OI
Contingent Expenses. "a
Address REV. J. f. WAMPOLE, Principal.
Eysburg, Pa, April 4, lo63.-3w
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Madame Zadoc portor's
Balsam is prepared with all
the requisite skill, from n
combination of the bestrem'
edics the vegetable kinndom
affords, its remedial quail
ties are barred on lis power
to assist the healthy circu
lation aftlle blood, through
the Lungs. 1t is not n vio'
lent remedy, but emoilcnt :
warming, searching and ell
cctive; can be taken by til
Oldest person or the young
est child.
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Columbus Male and Female Academy

WITH
Normal and Commercial Instruction,
DROF Il. 5. BINGHAM, Principal, and MRS. S. Z
L BINGHAM, Preceptress.
The next term Of this institution will commence c'
MONDAY, the Goth of APRIL, inst.
Tution, from "a TO 50 per term,
lIY- Board from 81 rs TO So 90 per week. SOU
rooms Tor those wishing to board themselves.
For further particulars inquire of the Principal.
JOHN KOONS, Secy of Trustees
New Columbus April IL. 1868.
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.
Gu EYoUR COUGH FOR13 CENTS
The best ant cheapest HouSehoM remedy
IN the UorM.
MADAME zAnnc poRTER's
NnRN1f EflTllRN IRtBIlRlDYa

MADAME ZADOC Per.
TER'S Curative lalsnm Is
warranted fused according
TO the directions, TO cure in
all cases Coughs, Cola
Whooplng Cough. Asthma
aud all affections Of the
throat and Ldngs,
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Close the Philadelphia Post oibG for all places on
the rnaI aud its branches at W. and for the prlnc
pal stations only nj > Is = NJ.
Bcomsburg Feb. II lr63.
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pysentcry, Diarrhoca, Relax, Worms.

TIUW DT, J, Q. GItfN Y U'WITy' n
Your pills have had long trin IN my practice NM
hold them in esteem Of the best hr"rthA nave
ever found Their Alternative effect upon the lyt makes
them AN excellent romcdy. when given IN small doses Tor
bTiyus dysenLry und dir,rArd. Ihrr suenrcOnting
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the use
of women and children.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-02

BiIious Disorders Liver Complaints.

From Or. Thcoio,c Bi, # N'v FORK Cfy
Not only are your pills admirably adapted to Nrr rnN
rose ne nm nperion ln find their beneficial eltrctsuon
the Liver very marked indeed They have ~ my rrsc-
tcc proved more eifecunl for tile cure OF bI,nW cm"
pintS than any remedy eau mention. sincerely
r,ire Tint we have at length purgatyc which IL orr
ty the confidence Of the profession aud tIc people