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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17
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DAHvILLE, Pa, June 9 1862.
Dr.WN. II. GREGG-Daer Sir: In Febuury 1861 I
afflicted with the sugar diabetes for five months
passed more than two gallons oswater in twenty.fu
hours. was obliged to get up often ten or twelve
times during ths night ana in five months lost about
fifty pounds III weigh, burning the month of July
1861, procured two bottles of Constitution Water an
in two days after using 1T experienced relief and after
taking two bottles entirely cured. soon nf,,
rcguining my usual good health. Yours truly.
}. v. De WITT.
Boston Corners, N Y. Dec. 81, lscl.
VIM. Il. Gregg Co..
Gcuts-l freely give you liberty TO make use Of the
following Certificate fthe value of Constitution Wa.
ter, which can recommend in the highest manner.
My wife, who attacked with pain in the shoul
ders, whole length Of the back, and in her limbs with
Puptaton of the heart, attended with Falling of tho
Womb, DysmcnorrhoeR, and "lrritatOn of the Blad
der" called physician, who attended her about
three months, when he left her worse than he found
her, lthen employed one of the best physicians
could find, who attended her for about nine months
and while she under his care she did not suffer
quite as much PAIN he finally gave her up and said
cher case lncurGble" For said he 'she was such
a combination of complaints that medicine given for
one operates dgaiust some other Of her dificuItes
About this time she commenced to CoN sTI1 u1I1y
WATER and to our utter asOnishment almost the frst
dose seemed TO have the dsired effect and she kept on
improving rapidly uxder its treatment mad supeT-
intends entirely hef domestic affairs She has moi Ia.
ken any OF the Cos WATER for fou weeks
and we are happy TO say that il has produced perma.
ncnt cure.
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July 25, lSG3-3m No. s3l Broadway, New York

MADAME PORTER'S CURATIVE BALSAM has
long tested the truth that there first principles in
Medicine there is In Science and this Medicine -
compounded on principles suited TO the manifold ma
ture Of Man The cure of Colds is in keeping open
the pores, and creating gentle internal warmth, and
this IL curscd by of this Medicine Its remedlal
qualities based on its power to assist ihc healthy
aud vigorous circulation Of blood through the lungs, II
enivens the muscles aud assists the skin to perform
It's duties of regulating the heat o. the SYSTEM and IN
gently throwing of the waste substance from the sur
face Of the body. IT is not violent remedy but rmOl
lcnt, warming. searching and effective. sold by all
drugfiists at l3 aud 2j cents per bottle
July -, 1863 I'm
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17

Philadelphia & Erie rail road.

This great line traverses the Northern and North.
west counties Of Pesnsyydnia 70 the city Of Ere,
Lake Erie,
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout its entire length.
II is now in use for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg TO DrwUud (ad Fork III miles on
the Eastern Division and from Sheffield to Erie on the
Western Division, as miles,)
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT NORTHUMBERLAND,
Mail Train leaves, East 0 50 A. NJ.
Express Train " ~ So 7. NJ.
Mail 4" " West %
Express - s 81 A. VI.
Cars run through WITH CUANCr 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 Wllllansport and baltimore and Williams.
port and Philadelphia,
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply at the ). f. Cor llth and Market SITS
And for Freight business Of ths Companys Agents
5. B Kingston, Jr, Cor 18Th and Market sts Phil'a
j.. W. Reynolds, Erie,
NJ, Drill Agent n, c. n r., Baltimore.
II, Ii. Houston, Gen1. Freight Agt, Philadelphia
Lewis t. Houpt Gen'l. Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
/ Joseph D. Potts Genl, Manager WilhanspOn.
JannaTy H. 1868.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17
The NeuS DepaYtment

Is supplied by corps ofTepottcfs and correspondents
that is surpassed by any other journal, and the
tecgraphic intelligence will be full complete and
liable and from every point to which the electric wis
extend
COMMERCIAL AND MARKET REPORTS
are given in the most suceinct yet complete manner
They claim particular notice for their fde lity nd
financial condition Of the country shOnld not fail
examine the views which will be found in this depart.
ment OF the journal.
In all other respects the weekly will be found
10 the public demand II Is the especial object Of
the Proprietor to render IL valuable aud entertain ing
pure in its moral influence, ennobng in its charactt
and satisfactory that large class the community
who desire to the Publ Press treat all public ques
tons with arguments expressed in courtesy and cando
though at the same time, with the spirit due the
themes discussed.
Ry reference to the terms Of the New York Weekly
News it will be noticed that il is by far the cheapest
newspaper in the world and the Proprietor feels that
he may invite those who approve of its principles and
conduct their influence in adding its present
large circulation. -
EIGHT PAGES, FORTY COLUMNS
Issued Every Saturday, For One Year One Dollar
Eleven Copies to one Address One Year Ten Dollars,
Single Copies THREE CENTS.
A first class Metropolitan Journal devoted to Peace
und Constitutional Liberty and containing all the
OF the day, Political, Teiegraphic, Commercial and
Local, is the cheapest daily paper in the metropolis.
TsRMs.-One Copy, One Year SIX DOLLABS.
One Copy, Six Months THREE DOLLARS.
Single Topics. TWO CENTS.
EJs Address BENJAMIN WOOD, Editor and Pro.
pretor, No. 10 City Hall Square, N. Y.
New York, August 10, Io63.-tf.
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IDiTOR OF DEMOCRAT, Dear Sir with your
permission wish YOU 10 say to the readers of your
aper that will send by return mail to all who wish
il, tree Recipe, with full instructions for making
ana using simple Vegetable Balm, that will etfectu
ally 10 days, pimpes botches tan, reckes
aud all impurities Of the skin, leaving the same soft
clear, smooth ana beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare fccs, simple direct Ons and Information that will
enable them start full growth of LuXuriant Hair
Whiskers, a Moustache, in less ihah 20 days, All
applications answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully youIs,
THOS. T.. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Iulv I'm Nh New
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SPECIAL NOICES
1CoMMuSICATED
oULlf0N.7RY Co.NSUNPTOLM CURaBLE DISEASE.
A CARD.

A CARD.
TO CONSERVATIVES s-The unders gned having been
restored to health in few weeks, by avery simple
remedy aftsr having suffered several years with sc
we're lung affection and that dread disease consump
ton is anxious make known to his fellow sufferers
the means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used free Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
sure cure for sumption, asthma bronchitis, SC -
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-.
scription is benefit the afflicted and spread iniona.
ton which he conculves Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will Try his remedy, it Will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tn, presentation will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, Wllliamsburgh,
Sent 90, 1868 -4m Kings County New York.
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A GENTLEMEN, cured Of Nevous De.
bility incompcteucy, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error actuated by desire TO benefit others, viii oe
happy furnish all who need it Gree of charge the
recipe aud directions for making the simple Remedy
used in his Those wishing profit by his ex.
pcriauce-and possess Valuable Remedy will receive
he same by return nail Carefully scaled by address
ting JOHN ". Ogden.
No, GO Nassau street, N, y
Nrr,N York. Ar ! lsIi3=..ln
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Close at the Philadelphia Post obe for all places
the road and It's branches at NJ and for te prnCi
pal stations only at > 10 + NJ.
Beomsburg Feb. IA 1868,
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WM. NJ. VAN BENsCHoTfN.
MILFORD, CoNs., Nov, 70, 1861
DP. WH.II. GREdg

DR.. Wa. II. GAGE;
Dear Sir IL have for several years been afflicted
with that Troublesome and DANCE rGus disea e-Gtavel
which resisted afl remedies and doctors. until took
CoNsrlTuTIoHAl WATER, and you may he assured that
was pleased win the result II has entirely cured me-
and You may make any use of my you may see fit
in regare 10 the medicine, as have entire conidoneo
in its efficacy.
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w A r G. H T. g .

JeUtIY HIH SHOUTED uTc
THE undersigned would respectfully invita- your Al.
tenon 10 his well select'i sinck ur Fine Gold and
Silver Watches Fine Gold J6welry, oC every Kind
most beautiful designs.
Also Solid Silver Wars, equal TO Com aud the best
make OF SILVER Plated Ware Each article Ia warrantsd
20 be as represented.
" Watches Of JewTy caraflliy rapnro d and ca,
isfaction guaranteed
JACOB HARLEY,
tsletess0rs 20 stsuffsI Il HstlevA
Aspt 5 lssi. ~ wv"
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Reading Rail Read

EME III Es:lass i..;a..::.,Ess5
GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
lHE INTERIOR OF rENNsYLVANIA, THE
sCHUYLKILL. SUSQUEHANNA, CCMBER-
LAND AND WYOMING VALLEYS,
THE NORTH, NORTHWEST AND
THE CANADAS.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS ELEoNoRA J. LEsoHER,
w I'LL open Select School IN the Basement Of the
w Reformed Church, in bloomsbury, on Monday,
the Tenth of August 1863 The School will be divided
into three classes, viz
PRI.M4RY-J Including children just commencing, price
per Quarter Of IL weeks 81 90.
LNTERNEDEA7E-Incl Reading Writing, Spell.
ing, and those commencing Geography, Grammar,
and Written aud Mental Arithmetic, price per
Quarter, 81 90.
Notwithstanding Reading, Writing, ST elIing Gram.
mar, Geography, History Of the United States. and
Written and tentai Arithmetic, 81 90.
Lessons in the Ornamental branches, viz Italian
and GreCian Oil Painting, Drawing Needc.work etc,
at extra charges.
Persons wishing to have IIair-Work done, such as
Bob and Guard Chains, Rings, or Ear.Drops can be
accommodated.
Bloomsbury, Pa, Aug s, 1eG3-2m+
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Yours truly,
QUE IiUIN,
POND STRONG,
THESE AREFACTs ENOUGU

Yours truly,
POND STRONG,
THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH
There is class Of diseases that produce such ex
hausing effects upon the human constitution as Dia
betcs aud diseases Of Kidneys. Bladder and Trina
ry Passages, and through false modrsy they arc neg
lected until they are atvuuced be beyond the
control of ordinary remedies, and we prescutth
CONSTITUTION WATER
TO the public with the conviction that il ha ce7rn in
relieving the class of diseases for which mas been
found so eminently successful in curing and
that we shall be rewarded efforts placing so
valuable reredy in form to meet the requirements Of
patient and physician,
FOR sALEBY ALL DRUGGISTS. TGICC q,
WIN. Il. GEORGE a co, Propric,srs
Morgan Allen, General Agents, No IL Clin ST.
New-York
SEPT 20. 1869. lem
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W TFRMs or sALE.Ten per cent Of the one forth of
the purchase money to be paid on the day sale. One
fourth less than ten per to BE- paid at the conhr
nation Of the sale, aud the balance IN one year from
confirmation, with interest from continuation
IIoOmsbufg, October ~, 1863.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17

DIR J. u. SCHENCK has a large suit of room at No
~ Bond street New York where he be found every
iuesday, from ga. m to p. m, and at No. 20 North
slXth street, Philadelphia, Pa every Saturday.
ne Keeps large supply of medicines at his rooms
winch can be had at all times. Those wishing advice
or an examination of the Lungs will do well to call on
Rlm as above. lie makes charge for advice but for
thorough examination with the Respirometer, his
price is S]
Many persons afraid to have their lungs examin
ed by D. Schenck for fear they will be found ncurable
ahu Dy mat means II Is put OF until it is late How
much better ii would be to know their condition at onCc,
as by abundance of vdence Dr. = has shown sufficient
certificates IN this city that he has cured advanced
stages of Consumption.
Dr. Schench's Principal Office is No. 30 North Sixth
street hadephil where letters for advice should be
directed
Price of the Pulmonc Syrup aud Sea Weed Tonic
eaGh 81 per bottle or So the half dozen. Mandrake
Pills. 2j cent. per box.
rs For sale by all Druggists and Storekgepers
October 3, leG3-3D.
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ESTRAY.
BRICK FOR SALE |

THE uddersiged has on hand lot of well Burned
1 Brick of grea variety FOR sale. All persons who
wish good brick should apply at once.
~ TERMS nCASII. ., ~
Rlnomshurg, luly 25, ls03-3t.
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EXCURSION TTIKETE
From Philadelphia to pIinCipa statoos, goui for Sat
urlay sunday aud Monday nj reduced fares. to bo mad
only at the LckGt Office, at Thitee and Callowhn
streets. -
FREIGHT,
Goods Of all description forward to all the above
points from the cOmpan freight depot, Broad and
Willow streets
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia daily at A NJ, NJ and T
NJ FIR Reading, Lebanon, Harrisburg Pottsvils, Pot
Clinton, aud all points beyond.
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PIECE OF LAND,

Bounded and described as follows to wit the North
by lands of Joseph Young and Amos Keller on nc
East by lqnd Of Abraham Young, and Others, on sile
south by land Of Jacob Beencl and on the West by
lands of Daniel Earnest and Amos Heller, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less, whareon erected
TWO DWELLING HOUSES,
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Public Sale

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
7 n pursuance OF an order of the Orphans
Conrt oc Columbia county on Thursday the Goth day
of October next 10 o'clock in the forenoon Abraha IN
Young and Levi wrights, Administrator &c, of Lud'
wig oung late of Madison township, in said county,
deceased, will expose to by Public Venduc, on the
PROMISES Il c6rtaiR messuage and
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JACOB EYERLY, CLERK.

ONE BARN, Out Buildings and other improvements
Late the estate of said deceased, situate IN the tow
ship Of Madison, aud county aforesaid
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17
TEACHERS WANTED.

TEACHERS WANTED.
TWO good School Teachers in Conyngham township.
] Columbia county. None but those with good Ger,
thcates need apply 10 such good salaries will be paid
schools 10 cOmnGnce about the first of September,
}. ]. HOAGLAND Seety.
Conyngham twp, Aug. %, lsG3-3w 81 90.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-07
Very Small Business,

There is nothing more contemplate than
the efforts of small-beer politicians, on the
eve OF popular election, to fan the flame OF
prejudice which sometimes unhappiy exists
between different classes in society; the pref
udice OF the poor against the rich or Of the
employee against the employer, or of the la
borer against the capitalist, or of the mechan-
ic against the merchant, &c. Nothing is
more foolish than such a course in an intelli-
gent community. The laboring people of the
North are not such ignoramuses that their
prejudices can be made extensively available
for political ends, though this fact does not alb
solve those who attempt the unholy game from
the wickedness of the act.
In yesterdays Argus attempts of this kind
were made; to strip the ire Of the mechan-
les Of Portland, and to enlist them in a cause
of doubtful patriotism, by appeals to their
prejudice against influential men of the city.
But the effort will prove an abortion. The
mechanics and laboring men of the city, we
do not believe, will readily yoke up or affiliate
with those who are ready to strike hands with
rebel leaders-with those who talk about
''greasy mechanics and Northern "mudsilsr
One OF the appeals referred to is based on
the allegation that past Republican officials
showed disrespect TO Portland mechanics and
laborers, by going to Nova Scotia for stone to
be used in the erection Of the New City Build
ings! 1t was, Of course, very wrong in them
TO go out Of Portland for such a puspose. The
censured officials should have opened quarries
on Munioy or Bramhall Hill, and procured
their granite and cream-colored stone trim
mngs there, and not have gone beyond the
city limits. When another city building is to be
erected, perhaps it would be well to try De-
mocratic administration, and then we shall
doubtless have heretofore supposed impossible
tiles demonstrated TO be practical facts; and
grapes will be gathered of thorns and figs of
thistles; granite will be quarried from a mica
slate ledge, and tin whistles will be manufac-
tured from sow's ears.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-07
A Sure Indication OF Success.

II was feared Saturday afternoon that the
'Knight of Westbrook" would, through per-
sonal pique, oppose the nomination of Mr..
Carroll and attempt to strengthen the Repub-
lican column. 1t was not doubted that such
demonstration on his part would do more to
hazard the success of the Republican Union
ticket than almost anything else. Few parties
can afford to take on such load as the burden
of his friendship and support. Fortunately,
all fear was dispelled by the Advertiser yes
terday morning. The editor pitched into the
Republican nominees with his accustomed
ferocity, and thus did his best. though unin-
tentionally, to secure their success.
Mr.. CAROLS friends may not feel equal
reason for exultation, for they have got to bear
the burden Of Mr.. Smiths support. This
they will consider the "unkirflest cut of ALL"
especially after they had given up their pro-
posed ratification meeting on Saturday eve
ming, in the new City Hall-whch they had
secured for that evening-and taken the old
hall and another evening, as rumor said, on
purpose to get rid Of Smith as one Of the
peakersi
The Advertiser extols Mr.. Carroll, and re-
pels the very common impression that he is
ian extreme Southern sympathizer." 1t is
doubtful if such an endorsement will make
the Democratic candidate pass current at the
polls to-day. We should scarcely go to
rogue to get an endorsement of any mans
honesty, or to the Devil to prove mans
christian character, or to a rebel for proofs of
any ones loyalty. The endorsement of Mr..
c. by one who has done so much to prove
that all his ailinities are south of Mason and
Dixon's line, can scarcely have any other ef
feet than to make him the object Of suspicion,
even were he not suspected before.
Mr.. Smith is conceded to be a bold man
bold in the sense that he dares TO utter the
most improbable statements, and to spit direct
ly in the face of public sentiment and public
faith, but he is not bold enough to encourage
the hope of Mr.. CAROLS election. On the
contrary, he strikes his flag in advance, and
surrenders before a blow is struck. After the
most wholesale abuse of Messrs. Mcclellan
and Kingsbury, and after daubing the white
wash all over the Democratic nominees, he
winds up in this dolorous strain:
But, unfortunately for the occasion, the old
Discussions of the Democratic party are not
yet all healed. Important as this city election
is TO the public sentiment, as an exponent also,
of the truthful change that the popular
mind is undergoing throughout the State, we
fear the slumbering ashes of illjudged dvis-
ions in respect TO men and party tactics, will
M in fba rnStt Of This
ton, so far as the chiefs OF the opposing
nominees are concerned, and we caution our
conservative Republican, and conservative
Democratic friends in all parts of the State,
TO feel no Encouragement in the result Of the
election here tomorrow, should IT prove I'M
satisfactory to their here toiore well grounded
expectations.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-07
Satisfied with his Honors.

At the recent Democratic convention of
ward delegates, Mr.. Carroll received 30 votes
and C. p. Kimball, Esq, 20. Mr.. Kimball was
supposed to be the favorite candidate of the
laboring men of the party; those not identified
with historic families; who have not grown
fat on Entertainments, and who have not be-
come purse-proud and overbearing, and his
friends had great confidence in his success
We are told, however-and we have no rea-
son to doubt the statement-that he did not
want the nomination; that he became salts
fled that whoever they nominated would be
badly beaten, and he preferred to receive
flattering vote in the convention and fail of
nomination. rather than prevail in the conven-
tion and suffer ignoble defeat at the polls. Mr.
Kimball hopes to live to fight another day,
and does not feel ambitious to be sacrificed in
his youth and vigor for the amusement of the
crowd. We commend his prudence.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-04-07

lg-We have referred to the Democratic
candidate for Mayor, Mr.. Carroll, as gentle
man whom, personally we respect, but whose
natural sympathies with the South must al
most of necessity neutralize any sympathy he
might have for suppressing the rebellion by
force. Mr.. C. is native and long resident of
Virginia, and his business in the North has al
ways connected itself directly with Southern
interest. We have been furnished with I'M
mistakable evidences OF his strong sympathy
for the State of his nativity, although she is
now in rebellion, but we are not disposed to
parade them Extensively, especially as Mr.. Car
roll is not accused of obtruding his sympathies
Extensively upon our loyal people. The facts
however, afford sufficient reason why city
whose loyalty is unconditional, should not be
represented in her Executive head by a gen.
tlemen Of his afiinities and feelings.