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The Richmond palladium., 1864-11-04

~ THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST, and for
this persons afflicted with Cstsrrh Cold in
the Head. should buy Or. y. II. Seeleye's Liquid
Catarrh Remedy. Retail price Two Dollars per bottle
A bottle WILL LAST ONE MONTH, used three
times day. This Medicine contains pjuriOu.
drugs. Sure Il directions srs followed.
The Richmond palladium., 1864-11-04
MCCLELLAN WAS THE CRY.

aNcCirilsns is the bstte-crv of the rsi,cs. In The
recent stack ou R<saca By Ger. Houi's forces, nc
are informed oy reliable psrson who 10 tire tSn.
that sas rebels charged forces under me rsllyaS
cry Of Mcclellan" Guess Young Naroleon' viii
Hst the most Of hs vosss n tie -sbsl army.
The Richmond palladium., 1864-11-04

An English court at Leeds has recently
awarded one farthins to msn Of ffsy
hve, who brought a suit for breach OF
promise sGains. lady Of sixty nine.
The Richmond palladium., 1864-11-04

which are depositaries of Public money, and all
RESPECTABE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country acting agents Of the Ma
tona Dopnsitarv Banks will furnish further infor-
nation application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
f26-S M
The Richmond palladium., 1864-11-04

This is damned abolition war. We
believe that Lincoln is as much Ola trail
tor as efferson Davis.-[ Ashland Ohio, J
Democrat Union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12
UP D G r A r IS
EYE AND EAR INFINiRARY,
ION the Square, Three Doors from steeie's Hotei
xxT1r rzrcr. Dnr1 IN
WILKEsBARRE, PA.

nHIS INSTITUTION is now opened and
u furnished In the most costly style. Reception,
Private and Operating Rooms are large convenient aud
well adapted. The Surgical apartment contains the
finest collection of instruments in this country and
thus his faculties Will enable him to meet any aud all
emergencies in practice He will operate upon all the
various forms of BLINDNESS, Cataract Oceluon OF
the Pupil Cross Eyes Closure of the Tear Ducta, III.
version Of the Eyeds, pterygum, &c, &C. And vii
treat all forms Of Sores, Eye Grnruled Lids, Opacetes
the CornGa aud Scruulous diseases Of the Eye
gcther with all the diseases to which the Eye is sub
ieCt.
DEAFNESS Will treat all the diseases common tc
the organ Discharges from the Far Noises in the ar
Catarrh difficulty ofhearng total Dea ncss where
the Drum Is destroyed. win insert artificial one
answering nearly all the purposes of ,he natural.
DISEASES OF THE IHROAT.-All diseases com.
to the Throat and Nose will be treated
GENERAL SuRGERf.-Ilc Syiil operate upon Club
feet, Hair Lip Cen Palate, TumOrs, Cancers, Enlar.
ged Tencs, Plastic operations by hraiihg new
flesh into dcformcd PATS and GeHeral Surgery OF
whatever character it may present.
HERNIA (or RUPTURE) lie will perform 'Inbus
operation for the rgdCal (cumpetr) of Hernia,
This is unqucstionaby perfect and is acne with
little or no pain. Gut omany hundred operated apouin
Boston there has been failures. having met the
perfect appreciation Of all whohnvc submitted tot
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Wl II insert artificial Eyes civ.
ing them the motion and expression Of the natural
They are insert with the least pain.
HEMORRHuluS, piles ,)-This troublesome disease
is readily cured. Those suffering fromt will do wei
to call.
DR. Up De Graft visits Wilkes. Barre with view of
building up permanent institute for the treatment Of
more than quarter of century in Hospital and gencr
al practlce,he hopes will be sufficient guarantee to
those who may be disposed to employ him,
May IL, loOi.--tf.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12
HELMBO1D'6 EXTRACT BUClIU.

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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12

The high price paid for cotton pichiug
is bringing the white women of Tennessess
and Arkansas into the fields.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12

Fer weakness arising from ENsnssra, n-ti.S uf Tia
sipninn, Early Indiscrctlm of Ahusrh, attended nth
the follow ing syr'ttGnis w
lndi position to EScrliun. Loss of Pow q,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of BREATHING
weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror OF Disease, Pain In tlA Back
Universal Lassitude Of the Mus, uIar system
Hot Hands, EruptiOns on the Furr
Dryness Of the skin, Flushing of the BulS
Pallid tOuntCnance.
These symptoms il allowed TO 20 which mi .
medicine invariably removes soon follows
lMPoTESCY, Faulty, EpIIEPTrC FITT,
In one of which the Patient mhy require
Who can say that they not frequently follow aI
by those "Direfu Diseases"
"iNSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many awafe of the cause of their suffering hrt
will confess the records Of the Insane A>ylnms
a nd melancholy deaths hy Consumption bea anp G
witness to the truth of the assertion.
The Constitution once ccted with organic weakness
requires the aid of Medicine to strengthen and nyg.
the sy stem, which Iembods extract Bu, hu in
yafiuBy does trial will convince the 81 skrptlcul
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
--.O:-

Takc no more Balsam Mercury, or uapleas1nt Nedi.
cines for unpleasant and dangerous diseases Helr-
bold's Extract Buchn and Improved Rose Wash cures
secret diseases IN all their stages. At little expense
Lite or no chbngc IN diet No Inconvenience. no
exposure.
1t causes frequent desire aud gives strength to
nate. thereby removing DISTRACTIONS preventing and
curing structures Of the Urethra naying pain and in.
himmarion so frequent III the class Of Diseases and
eNpeng all poisonous diseased aud ornout matter
Thousands upon thousands who have been the vic.
tins of quacks, aud who have paid heavy fees TO be
cued in short time, have found they deceived
ana that the POISON has, by the use Of powerful
astrngens" heen dried up in the system to break out
in an aggravated form, and perhaps after marriage
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12
Price 81 per Bottle, Or 6 for S..

Delivered 10 pny address securely packed from 0bser
yatlon, Describe symptoms in All bommuRcatiOns D.
information to
II, D. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
lOi south Tenthst, below Chestnut, Pha
HELMtOLDS Medical Eep0t,
HELMBOLDS Drug and Chomieal Uarehouss
5l4 BROADWAY, NEw YORK
heware OF Counterfeits and unpTlnciped dpaIers
VINO ehdearor TO dispose "Of their own" and other"
articles on the reputation attained by Lemhod.s Gen
Improved Rose Wash.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12
FRESH ARRIVAL
Fall & Winter Goods.
Miller'S Store.

THE subscriber has just returned from The Cities
L with another large and select assortmGt of
SPRING AND SUlMER. GOODS.
purchased Philadelphia, at the lowest figure, and
which they determined sell moderate terms
as can be procured elsewhere in Bloomsbury. Ills
stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
of choicest styles and latest fashion,
DRY GOODS IND HR0CERiES,
HIRDH.4RE QUEEtAH.7RE,
CEDAR U.dRE HOLGOW WARE
IRON, NAILS, BOOTS a. SHOES
HATS q CAPS, Sc, &c, &C.,
In short everything usually kept in country Stores
10 which he invite the public generally.
The Highest price paid for country produce.
S. Ii. MILLER.
Bloomsbury, May %, 1894
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12
EVANS & WATSON.

IN the Enited States.
FIRE Safes in one fr5 .aI came out rigtt; nith
tents in g0Od condition.
The salamander Safes of Philadelphia against the
world.
EVANS & WATSON,
nave had the surest demonstration m the following zee
udcate that their manufacture of Sdlamander Safes haA
at length fully warranted the seutaOns which hhYa
been made of them as rendering undOubted security
against the terrific element.
Philadelphia Apnl IL. ls5o.
.hessrs, Eudns 4 WdtsOn: Gentlemen-It affords 10
the highest satisfaction to state you that owing 10
the very protective qualities Of two of the Salamander.
Safes which we purchased of you some Ave month since
we saved large portion of jcwelry aud all books.
&c exposed To the calaminOus hre in Ransead place 90
the morning Of the llth inst.
When we reflect that these safes located IN ths
fourth story OF the building occupied and that they
tell subsequently, nt0a heap Of burning ruins where the
vast concentration of the heat caused the brass plates 10
melt we cannot but regard the preservation OF their val
liable contents a5 o convincing proof of the great So
clTy afforded By your safes.
we shall tGke great pleasure in recommending them
men OF business as sure reliance against hre.
GEORGE W. SIMMONS 4 BRO, Jope|6ees
" They have since purchesed six large Sages. .,.
July ed, lsB2 fAngist ~, isSPi
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12

AGRICULTURAL.
Fall Management of Grape Vines

The month Of November, after the
leaves have fallen off, is the best time to
prune vines There is no difTrencq f
opinion at all on this point, with expers-
enced grape growers, and it must bc done
in the fall TO succeed we'll in grape cul.
ture.
The principle should bo fully under
stood, the fruit Of next year is to grow
from canes of this seasons growth. Not
one person in four who has grape vines on
his premises seem to understand this i'm
portant fact, They have read about it
iu the agricultural papers, but they paid
little attention to it, and seldom or never
acted upon it in pruning their vines.
Select the best canes of this year for
the next fruiting season, and cut out all
the old wood, provided you have new
wood enough that grows out near the base
of the vine. If the new wood consists of
laterals (that is, the side canes or shoots
of old WOODY you should simply leave
enough of these laierals to bear a fair
crop.next year, and but back oil the rest
to one eye. The true system is TO CIT
back every other shoet, so that the new
wood of next year may be produced from
the eyes left upon the canes thus cut back.
This is the renewal system, which is prac-
tsed as we'll upon the side spurs and
canes as on those that grow from The base
of the vine.
1t matters not how you train your vines,
whether to trellis, stakes, or otherwise,
this renewed system must be adopted in
pruning, because no cane, shoot or spur
ever bears fruit but one season.
A correspondent says:
The month Of November is also, the time
to gather cuttings to set in the following
Spring. Let. them be of we'll matured
wood of this years growth '(but older
wood wild cut them from twelve. .the..eigh-
teen inches long, with from two to four
eyes, aocording.to the length of points and
if you have but few they may be kept
safely in the cellar, packed in box in
layers with sand or garden mould. spread
among them compactly, so as to exclude
air. The sand or mould should contain
just enough moisture to prevent the cut.
tings from drying. Sand is Recommend
ed by horticulturists but find that soil
off my gardent does just as well as sand +,
and simply lay my cuttings upon the
surface of the soil in layers, and cover
them with earth (havipg too many to put
in my!cellar,) and they are preserved in
excellent condition.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12

The Cape Cod Advertiser says that the
Bay feet had done quite successful
mackerel business during the season, and
the shore feet has done well.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12
FEMALES-FENIALES.

In many affections peculiar to Females Tie Extract
BuChu is un"qualled by any Other frnedy, as in HE
ross or Retention rreguiarity painiincss, or sup.
preston of Customary Excavations, liberated or scir
rhous state Of the Uterus, lcuchorrhGa or Whites
Stcriliv, aud far all complaints incident the sex
whether a:iSing from ndiscretiOn habits Of dissa.
tiOn, OF in the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12
Fall Feed for Cows.

It's of no use. to. think.of keeping up the
quantity and quality of our butter, if we
neglect the fall feeding Of our cows
When the grass has been bitten by the frost
several times, it losses its sweetness and
ils substance. There may .bs.enough in
bulk, but the animals do not like it as well 1,
and it does not make as much milk or fat
ness. The pasture feed must be gradua-
lily supplemented by fodder. And we can
well afford to 60 to the trouble and ex
penso of it, for butter sell at very remu-
nerative prices. Corn stalks not yet dry
will be eaten up clean, and few
thrown out morning and night are not on
ly relished, but have direct and marked
effect ON the milk product, Sweet apples
especially, fed in reasonable quantities, are
good ; but do not let the COWS have the
run Of the orchard. Pumpkins are first
rate, few at time, twice day with all
the seeds removed. Cabbage leaves, beat
and turuip and carrot tops, and such like
garden refuse, are excellent.
A little dry hay may also be given to
advantage, feeding out only what will, be
eaten up clean. A few pints of bran or
corn meal, or few ears of soft corn, or
some oil zeal may be fed daily. Yet the
chane from simple pasutrnge to this extra
feed should be made gradually. All ac.
knowledge the Importance of this careful
ness in spring, when passirg from dry
feed to grass. There should be similar
care exercised in the fall, or the yield Of
milk will fall of. Cows or sheep that arc
in good Aesh, not to say fat, at the begin
ming of cold weather are half winteredI
Just now it is that feed tells best. The
fresh bracing air gives an appetite, the an
noyance of heat and ass does not wear of
the flesh animals can feed all day and
sleep all night, and the weather is not cold
enough to make it necessary to consume
much of the food or fat, to keep up the
enimal heat,
american AgricRiayia
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12

THE milk combination at Boston has
broken down, and there is plenty of it to
be had at eight cents a quart, instead of
ten, which the milkmen tried to charge~
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12
asEMBOLEb'S
Genuine Preparations

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, n nos,
tive and specific yemcly for dis'a-oS OF the bladder
Kidneys, Gravel, aud drnpsicai swrling-
This mCdi"inc increases the paWcr Of uigesion uuJ
excite the abtUIbrnta nth teathv action hr whir The
Watcry or talrarc0ns dcpO.itOns end ail Iniat ra
Eniargcmcmchts are reduced, " Woll pain ana ia
nalnation
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12

her and takes great pains to visit any one thasu
hears has anything like her case, aud tries 10 a.
them to come aud see me The cnse il Miss So.
fe id from Stamford, Conn Mrs bartholomew 90, ~
down to see me, and she has been ever since N, h
homse When she FIRST came to my rooms sbe u. aeS
lnucb emaciated with distressing cough spi,,ins t,
luantftes Of blood. ! examined her lungs win ~
fospromoigr, aud In all my practice never fonnd on
with ono lnne 30 fqr gone aud tho other lung so sound
I could not give liifch encouragement ! thouobt ~,
would die but TO my astow shnent the Pullman IL sv ,p
seawecd Eonic and Mandrake Pills ali sce,nad =; w,
right to work the lung Is all healed over jcnvinso
cavity as large as goose egg good appetite a."
sniits. and has gained somc hftty.H pound, IL,
weight She has some cough ge; which do no NV W.,
think will leave hcr before juno. ehouid ,hint w
would be Of great interest to some unpr6indrrd nh
ccian TO visit these cases particularly Miss scobci
any Of them who have been cured by nv medicina'
They are numerous in New York. but the niove ~,
all differ from each other aud my medicncs aro ~
ing what represent thcy are, they slronld have oo
credit and tile oh cod know where and how theyn.s
he cured. J. H. SCtIENCN M yy'g
Dr. III Schenck can be found at his princpal ofis,
No. 30 North 9Th Street Philadelphia every SaturJsr
fromS A. NJ, until . p. NJ, to rIvc advice FREQ -,
charge hut for thorough examination he rhntoo.
three dollars Price Of the Pulnionic syrup and sca
weed Tonic each sl25 per bottle 81 the half ozei
Mandrake Pills % cents per box, and for sale BY All
] Druggists and Dealers. - NV
June ~, l-GI-l
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12
Prepared by
HOSTETTER a. SMITH,

TTT SNT KUTT, IA
" Sold by all Druggists, Gioccrs aud storckccpers
everywhere.
November a. 1853 3-ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12
A pure and powerful Tonic corrective and Alternative
of wonderful efficacy in disease Of the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.

Nornrse that is not Wholesome, genial. and rcstora
yG il s sGSTe sp'es n ps GG ss copG.9 %I of HOS
para,iOn ContAins no mineral of any Kind no deadl
botanical element no fiery eNctant but it is comfy
M ION Of tho extracts of rare hasanlic herbs nad.
plants with the pucst and mildcst Of all difusivc slim
ulcnts.
1t is well to be forearmcd against disease and, far
tie human system can be protected by human
against mnlades engcndered by an unwhocsome at
mosphcrc impure water aud other external causes,
HOS letters BITTERS may be relied on safe.
guard,
found nallible as preventive and irresistible n
remedy aud thousands who resort it under appre.
henson of anattack escape he scoatsc spd thousands
who neglect to nval themselves of lis protective quail
itIcs in advance, cured by very brief course
this marvellous medicine FeY'r and Ague patients
after hpng paid with quininc for months in vain IN
I'll fairly saturated With that dangerous aka'oid arc
not unfrcqucnty restored to health within few day
by the Use of Ho>TGTTtR'S Bi1"rERs.
The wcnk stomach is rapidly invgorated and the ap
petite restored y this agreeable ronic and hence it
works wonders in cases of Dyspepsia and in less
irmed forms of Indigestion. Acting gentle and
painless appcricnt as well upor the liver. ii also
iHyHr'nty relieves the Constipation supcruduced by
itnpNh acton OF the dlgesVe ana Secrcuvc organs
Persons &c feeble habit liable .NrrcOuS 4i0eks LOp
n'ss Of 'pi-'ts aud Fte # Lang,wr fnd prompt and
permanent relief from The Bitters Tho testimony on
ills points most conclusive, and from boln
The agony Uf Bus Collie il Immediately us.uagcd
by single dose of the II Hulant aud by occasionally
resorng 10 H. the return of the con'plant may he pre-
vented m
As general Tome HpsrETTEns DlTTERs pro.
before they he fully appreciset. In CABS Of Con
stnioral ~ ahness, premature decay aud drbiity and
dccrrpuc arising from old 1t exercises IN. clrc
trio influence In The conva cent stages of all diseases
it operates as delightful nvigornnt When the pow
OF nature relaxed i: operates to reinforce and
rc-cstahish them Last, but not rdst, IT The ons suiu
stmulcni being manu- iariured from sound and innOcu
os materials. and entirely free from the acid elements
present more or less IN all the ordinary tones ana
stonachcs Of the day.
No family ncdirine ha. been so universally, aud i
may be truly added. deSeruedty popular with th rriii
gent portion Of the cummGhity, as HOSrETtERS
81 TIERS.
Prepared by
HOSTETTER a. SMITH,
fIr SBURGtI, "a.
~ Sold by all DruPgiSis t:I OCrrR md Stnrr
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17
nc Rognc., porlraLl GnIIery.

From me v. D. IH6pcHdeHt.
Thieves are as thick in New York as leaves in
the vale Of Vallombrosa. Their ranks are not
thioned by war, because they ore generally
towards and traitors, and do not enlist save
when they can pocket the bounty aud escape the
service. Detectives have classified these wretches
and taken the portraits Of hundreds Of them,
AT police headquarters there is picture gallery
of a vast multitude Of burglars, highway robbers,
sneak thieves, and piclpockets, males and their
female accompices, with brief record of their
history.
Some facts and reflections IN 3latiou 20 them
and their mode Of operating may interest the
general reader. With few exceptions, they are
foreigners, or the immediate descendants Of
foreigners. The sharpcs. and best educated are
Americans. A majority Of them are the children
OF drunken and dishonest parents. Their heads
ana faces indicate q bad organization. There is
an indescTibable something about their presence
liom which pure childhood and yirtuous woman-
hooQ n'tinctvely shrink.
az w present time the city sWarmS with pick
poeAets WHO Ply their vocation day and night in
si'se-eoaShes in omnibuses, in hotels, ia thea
Htti IN churches, In stores on street-cornerg and
IL font OF newspaper bulletins.
me cellale' sarrelsi and kennels In which thev
ICdEe orc principally located In the Fifth and
III nth WARDS, and parts Of MackeTelvilie Tbev
may be seen frequently in front OF the boteis ~,
B OadWay and other thronged tbornnehf 80
staring ladies out Of eountenanceG ana watcIi,,,,
ruUgels who are supposed 10 have eornHiap3
10 ket- books They steal rings, pins. ehains
watches, purses, and whatever Articles OF value
they al pot their hands on; so that ladies and
geuflemen who make q careless display OF their
iewelry literally cast their pearls before swine
who turn and rend Them. Sometimes they travel
ip groups, someumes in pairs, sometimes slngly.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17
Grrnin9 Ttlegraph
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1864.
nArLAns roR nAD MEMoRIEs.

A freouent excuse put forward by person.
asked 10 sing is the declaration "that they would
he deliebted If they could remembertho words.
As words. In the present style OF singing, ieally
matter very little, we give the following verses
a. sample Of the kind OF thing that may Dc sung
BY people with short memories.
Oh, Il I bad lumty tum tumty tum too,
In the land Of the olive and hg,
I would sing Of The lumiy tum tumd TO you
Aud play on my thingumy-jg.
And If in The lnmty tum battle fall,
A unit tum s al that ctayci
Oh. bury me deep In the whltyOumay call
And plant thingumbobs over my grave.
I'm case this should be too great an effort for
tts rem0fy, we have dashed OIL the succeeding
A ige in which, by clear ald loud delivery 0f
the ends of The lines, the bearCr will imagine hg
Knows What 1t Is all about
Dumty, dumty, dainty, love,
Dainty, diddy, heart,
Dumty, dumty, Gutnty bfoyc.
Dumty, diddy, part
Dumty, dumty. dumty, meet.
Dainty, diddy, coy,
DAINTY, uum'y, dumJv, sweet
Dainty, diddy, JOY
Dumty, dumty dumty, bliss,
DUMMY, diddy, shine,
Dnmty, 0umty, dumty, kiss
Dumty, diddy, miuel