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By sCHOFF, VINEGAR & co.
Vyhe1. tlse Boys Come EEo1ne.

There's happy time coming
When the boys come home,
There's glorious day coming
@ When the boys come home.
We viii end the fearfuistory
g OF thi treason dark and CORY a,.
4 In sun burst OF glory .r
a When the boys come home.
The day will seem brighter
When the boys come home;
For our hearts viii be lighter
EDO WhenJthe boys come home.
l Wives and sweethea rts will press them
In their arms, and caress them,
And pray God to bless them, .3
e When The boys come home.
E.I The thinned ranks will be proudest g..
-- When the boys come home,
And their cheers viii ring the loudest
When the boys come home
~ The full ranks will be shattered,
And the bright arms viii be battered,
And the battle standards tattered,
-au When the boys come home.
= Their bayonets may be rusty
IBIS. when the boys come home
And their uniforms dusty
When the boys come home;
3il"l But all shall see the traces .
.. 81 the battles royal graces
In the brown and bearded faces
When the boys come home
our love shall go to meet the n
,.-" When the boys home,
TO bless them and to greet them
. When the boys come home.
And the fame of their eudeavor
Time aud change shall not discover
., From tie patiOn'S heart forever,
When the boys come home
-a. j John Hay
ExEcUTIyE MANSION, Washington.
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What the Christian Commission is Doing.

WAsHINGToS, June 13.-fhe Christian
Commission has sent through Washin gton
and Baltimore over one hundred dele
gates since the change of base, to work a
mong the wounded coming in at the White
House Also, large quantities of stores.
Four teams have been purchased in addition
to those heretofore employed between the
White House aud the front. AS many as
FIVE hundred boxes of stores have been sent
in single day A steam tug, barge and
schooner are chartered by the Commission to
transport stores from Washington to the
base Some of the store boats Of the United
States Sanitary Commission are understood
to be at Fortress Monroe, ready to move to
any new base of supply with their usual
sanitary stores and relief agents. They
rendered valuable service at the White
House.
When did Noah gointo the wine business?
He made port about forty days after the de-
LUCE began.
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4 witty gentleman, speaking of "a friend
who was Frustrated by illness, remarked
that he could hardly recover, since his con-
stitution was all gone. 'If his constitution
Is ali gone" said bystander, II do not see
how he lives at ALL" ''Oh," responded the
wao. she lives on the bylaws"
The month ov May, with her lambs at pa
- sum but the month ov july with her
burning eye, IL summer
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sDo you know, sir, that, when left home
my neighbors honored me with musical
escort
ooh, yes, | understand, you were drulned
out"
The ladies may not go much upon the
highway, but they are complained Of by
their husbands as being very much addict
ed to buyways.
A married lady found her two sons quar-
relling, and in hopes of putting an end to
their difference, uttered the following You
young rascals if you don't !dsslst directly,
LII tell both your fathers"
A countryman being a witness in court
of justice, was asked by the counsel If he
was born in wedlock mo, sir answered the
man, II was born in Lincolnshire"
A paper speaks Of man ''who died with
out the aid Of physician" Such instances
of death are exceediDgl y rare.
A farmer who occasionally accommodates
neighbor with fitch of bacon at the Kill
ing season, being applied to as usual, replied
hanna yet made up my mind whether
shall kill myself this year, or take side Of
my father"
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An Interesting Letter.

We have been handed letter, from one
of our citizens, connected with the State
Sanitary Commission, from which we make
the following extracts. The letter is dated:-
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ION II. jill
ADAM DICKuOUT,

ytugjng H1ir- Cutiag md Sbdap pooling Saloon, opp
site the City Hotel Main street Old Razors5harpene
and repaired. 81
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Z. G. MERRILL.

z,q,tynuce-Hs Is agent for Udr10Ws Companies o
md nbted credit and is prepared to issue Poicesol
Life and P-rperty, on favorable terms. See adver
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Terms ofSubscrIptIon

City Subscribers delivered by the Carriers. $50. s25l
Mail and BOX Subscribers, in advance. $50. 2 90
At the end ~ the year, ...........2 80
AlIkindsoI Producetaken in PaymentforS Inscription.
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LYMAN MOWRY & co.

Boots, Shoes, Leather, Ftadjmga,Ec. E0eTy oar5ety
every article pertaining to their business may be had
of Them at che lowest prices Custom work to order.
Leather for sale. Hides bought &C. Corner omar
ket square aud Main street. See advertisements
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POSTERS AND HANDBILLs.

~ For Programmes and Bills requiring unusua
amount Of composition for bordering and other extr
work, reasonable charges will be made
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

gELIsHgO EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. at CORNER " MAIN
AND MARKET STREETS, KESosHA CITY, WIS.
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DEPRESSING ACCIDENT On Tuesday
right the "wreck train on the l.. & Is.
Railroad ran over a man crushed his legs
in such b rrlbe manner that it was
found necessary to resolt to amPu!ated
about midway between the knee aud ankle
Joint. The right foot though severely
crushed was properly dressed, alter cxtrac-
ting several of the protruding bones. The
operation was performed by DR.. II. H.
Little, of this place. tappears the unfor
tura,e man is deaf, aud is supposed to
have been knocked over by the engine,
which was running without head light
Ills name is Bell, and represents himself
as bolongng to Blair County. lie is kind
" cared for at the Tubbs' Hotel, in Shck.
SIN, av.- BtrWick Ga<e'te.
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POSTSCRIPT!
The Legislature.

The Legislature met in special session
on Tuesday last, in obedience to Governor
Curtin's Proclamation. A Message was
Immediately laid before both Houses, in
which the events connected with the recent
rebel invasion of our border, aud destruo.
ton Of property, are detailed, and the
immediate necessity for the organization
Of competent Militia force of is Regi.
ments for State defence, is urged upon tho
Legislature. Except the usual preliminary
business, aud the introduction Of a bill iu
accordance with the Governors rscom-
edatjon, no hing has yet been done The
members visited the ruins Of Chambers.
burg on Thursday, by invitation Of a
committee Of citizens Of that il.fatcd
town.
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HIT M AGAIN Mayor Gunlhcr Of
See city Of New York closes his procIama'
ton, oaliing the intention of the people oI
tAa. city to the observance of last Thurs.
day, a5 LAY of fasting, humiliation &c, g,
as follows:
TO the minister's of the various church =
ca on whom will devolve the duty of open
ing prapor n the presence ofthcir congre-
gattou', and especially those ministers who
have iuculcated the doctrines of war and
blood 10 much at variance with the teach
ipgs Of their Divine Master, would hum
bly, recon mend that they will, on that
solemn occasion invoke the mercy of
Heaven IN hasten the relief of our suffer
iug people by turning the hearts of those
in authority to the blessed ways of peace.
c GODFREY GuNrHRR, Mayor.
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Uniformity Prices A New Feature RussinGs
Every one his own salesman! JONES y co. Of the
Crescent one Price Clothing Store No. 2Oi Marketsree
above SiAth, Philadelphia,
In al lition to having the largest most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Phiiade pha made cx
prcssly for retail sHCs, have cOnttltnteh every one
his own sueman, by having marked in Rgur"s, on canh
artce very lowest prco can be soid Tor so they
cauAOt possibly vary-all must buy alike.
The goods are well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making that all buy with
the u assurance Of getting good article at the very
lowest price Also alarge stock ofpieCe goods on hand
of the style aud hest qualities which Will be made
order, the most fashionable and best manner %
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth street
/ M lO4 JONES a co.
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READ tVGaO SAYS So!
From the Roy Lew Rcck Pnstor Of The nnniisi hc

From the Rev Lew Beck Pastor Of the BAPTIST Chuc h
Pcmhcrtnn. J, formerly Of the North Baptist
Church, Phila aielpha.
have known Iiuofands German Btcrs favoraby
for uunhrr Of years have used them in my own
family and have been pleased with their effects
that was induced 10 rrcnmmrnnd them to many 9th.
crs and know that they have operated in srrkiney
beneficial manner take great pleasure in thus phb
lcly proclHtm'nI thi' ic ani calling the attention of
those afflicted With those diseases for which they are
recommended. 70 those Blttrrs, knowing from cApcri
that my recommendation win be sustained. | DO
thi> more chneriuily oohnud Bttcrs is intended
TO benefit tho afflicted, aud Is not "a rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECk.
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s.sg~ The Democrats predicted that the

aSg~ The Democrats predicted that the
m;omph OF a sectional party would pro-
doc5 n dissolution Of the Union. This was
denoupced as "locofoco stuff - The re-
sull is uptorc the country.
V, now predict that tho reelection Of
Iizcolu thould it occur, will render perma-
ncnt tle separation OF the North an d
South md cover US with disgrace and ruin
This will be termed "Copperhead non
sense Well-try it
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A QUERY will some Administration
man inform us on what principal the ex-
emtion of men from taxation who hold
from 81 900 to s 90, 900 or United States
securities, can be JUSTIFIED, when the labor
ing man, the mechanic and the manuf0c-
urer are taxed in half a dozen different
Ways, aud 10 such an extcnt that they can
rbsrdly provide themselves with the necess-
alies of ifel
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7. IT MN y Y INV,
Eighth below Coates st., hilad'a

From Rev. Warren Randolph paster ef Baptist Church
Germantown, Pa.
Dr.. G. NJ. JAcKsoN Dear SIr:-Prrsonal experience
enables me 10 ray that regard the German Btters
prepared by You as most excellent mediCine In cases
Of cold aud general debility have been great
ly benefited by the nse of the ers, md doubt not
they VIII produce similar elects on others.
Yours respectfully, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penna.
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May a. I-Ui.-y.
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EYE d. EAR.

Professor ]. IsAACS, NJ, NJ, oocuusT and AuRIsT
formerly of Ledon Holland is now located at No sill
FINE street. PmLApELPHIA, where persons afflicted
with diseases of the EYE aud EAR viii be scIruuh'
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B-Nocharges made for Examination, he Med
ical faculty Inyied, 40 he has no secrets 10 ms
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July .. leG4.- l2m.
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From the Rcv. VI. Lyans, formerly Pastor Of the Co
llsbus o., J) and Nlilr'town, (pn) baptist church
New Columbus, n Y.
DR.. c. NJ. JACE-oS = Dear SRI feel il pleasure
Ihus, ur my own accord, IL bear testimony Ia the eN
Ccrnt of tn German BItt'rs some years since being
much afflicted with ursp, psia, used them with great
beneficial results. have uilrn recommended them to
persons cnrebrd by that tormrniing disease and have
heard from them th' nu't na"rn- trfnm0nial' as tn
their great value. In cases OF general debility be.
icye IL 10 be II tonic that cannot be surpassed,
IN. LYONS.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,
Estate Of Henrv Fedder. deceased

E%afe q Henry Fedaer, DECEASED.
7 ETTERS Testamentary on the estate of Henry
~ Fedder, late Of Centre township, Columbia county
deceased, have been granted by the Register nf Wills
&C. to the undersigned both residing in Mifnvile,
oil persons Having claims against the estate Of the
decedent are requested 10 present them to
tor9 without delay and all persons Indebted make
payment forthwith. SAMUEL CRt ASY,
GEORGE FEDDER. Ex'rs.
July 30, lsGA-6w So O0".
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From the Rev, Jos Kcnnarl, Pastor of the loth

baptist Church.
DR. JtcTsnS hear sir: have becn frequently re-
.ted tn connect lay with commCn dati0ns Of
dif rent Kinds of medicines but regarding the practice
ont Of my appropriate sphere. have IN all cases
dec'IuGd; hut with clear proof in various instances,
OHd partiou larry in my mi y, Of tn usefulness of r.
Huntiants German Bi.tcrs depart for once from nay
usual course 10 express my fu conviction that, for
general debility Of thH SYST, and c>rrCIHy for Liver
complaint, it IL a safe and valuable preparation. IN
some 1t may fail but usually, doubt not it wii
be very bcnGcial to those whh suffer from the above
causes. Yours, very rrspcCtfullv.
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eGy- Hon. JouN G. ELLIS, our worth y
Representative, has again favored US with
valuable public documents.
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bas- Our Democratic County Conven
ton, will be held on Monday wcek--same
day as the Chicago Convention.
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We call attention to the advertisement
Of J. Weichselhaum, in another column
Those in need of any thing in his line oi
business will do well by calling upon him
during Court, at the Exchaugo Hotel.
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Lis, of Causes for sep. Term ,sst.

| Philip Winierstcen va Val. Wntcrsteen.
Henry Wells va George kinly.
tljah McMurtre W Christian Wolf
Jacob Harris vs. Peter lacoby.
George lluphs, ct nj W J. v. Crswell
Il Rus.el Siokcr, VS. WIN Gkeet
J W LOngenbergcr, etal vs. e. Wolf ct al
s Daniel ScySert, Reuben Nicely.
IS. f Rhighart & Bros Silas Edgar
10 Joseph Hartman Va Reuben Lins.
II Samuel Buck and CHARLES Buck vs. Josse Buck.
~ David Achrnback John Wardin.
l3 WIN Long, VS. B 7 Neignatt
~ John Gigger, VS. Richard d Monagh.
Is q Longeubcrger, ct al vs. Joshus Robson, and WIN
RCyes.
10 Henry Gilmer, vs Moore Creyelng.
II The Com Of Pcnna w. Jacob Fisher,
Is Jno Allegar and Sarah a Alepar Jno AlleTAr
~ EnOH l. Adams, VS. +. Scybert and Henry Douk,
~ Samuel Williams VS. Charles II Delericl and Geo
Herring.
81 B + Rcighard vs. Elizabeth VnnsicNlc
% Luke Roam and Anna Roam Chas II Diotterish.
o3 James l. DunS Michael Brobst.
~ Philip Dietterith " VIM Long
5! Wilson Aget VS. Joseph + Long
20 lugh McReynolds ct al vs. Peter Oliphant
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BE- Hon. D. b. MONTGOMERY. oui
State Senator, will accept our thanks fol
Legislative documents
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ny- by their fruits yo shall know them,
Throughout the whole country there is not
a single Lincoln leader who speaks one
word in favor of the Union as our fathers
made it aud the observance of the Cuu-
stitution, AS our fathers ob.cIvcd it.
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

C,WALLOW Two or three hogshGads Of "Buchu,"
= "Touic iittcrs," "SarAhPasia " "Fetvous Anti.
dotes" &c. &c, &c. And ate. you are satisfied with
the result, then try one box Of OLD DOCTOR BuCil.
ANS ENGLISH SPEIIFlC Pli Is and be restored to
health and viGor in less than thirty days. 1hsy are
puIsy vegetable pleasant to uo prompt and salutary
IN their effects on the broken down and shattered
stitution. Old and young take them with advan
tuge Imported and SOLD III the United states only by
JAS. :. BuTLi X,
No I41 Roadway, New York.
" Agent for the United States
r. S.-A Rox ofPil!s securely packed, will be mailed
to any al rcss ON receipt Of prcc, which ONE DOi
LAR posLp ap-mon. refunded by the Agent if entire
atI>iariull ~ notriycn,
July %, lcGi.-3w.
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Auditors Notice.

Estate Of Nathan Oirer late of G,eea
wOOa toaonsh,p, Col. CO., deceased
TN undersigned, auditor appointed by tho orphans
! Court Of Columbia county to make distribution of
the fund in the hands Of Thomas Ogden, kxecutor {
the estate of Nathan Oliver, deceased among the heirs
of sail deccdent the duties Of his appointment the
Recorders oicei in Bloomsburg, thursday, 25th
day Of August, A d., 1894 at T. ocuc, in the fore
noon, when and where all persons interested re
qucscd to present their claims forever -barrld
froma share in said assets.
JOHN c, FREEZE
July 30, l5N4-4 Audi or
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FG- Mr.. Moses COLEMAN, on n trip to
Ashland, last week lost one Of his team
horses.
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ABOLITION PHILANTuRoPy.-D S. Il
Walton, roted Abortion of this place,
has received an appointment irom Gov.
Curtin to go South to recruit 'color,d gem
men to hll the quota Of our Borough -
III. des ination is Georgia These "nigs
are to be driven North like sheep to the
shambles, to be sill as substitutes
Surh is Abolition Philanthropy. Oar
most loudmouthed "lrcedon shrickers are
now turning "Man stealcrs' and "slavc'
drive-s' Cant Harper get up another
cut, setting forth these modern crucltics to
"American citizens Of African descent
Be, uiCk Gazette.
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esy- The Union officers that the rebels
placed under fire at Charleston have been
released on cxchapgo. They were about
fifty in number. Among them was Col.
Il. j.. Dana o Lu2crue county. oS
loyt and Con ngbar of the 52d Rcgi-
mcn., recently earturcd we're not included
lu this exchange.
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Saturday Morning, Aug. 20, 1864

Hon. Judge Elwell, is holding Court at
Tupkbannock, this week.
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Lieut.. Charles b Brockwa y is at home
on furlough,lying quite low with the fever.
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L. G. HARRISON, NJ D.

w OCLD respectfully inform the citizens ofRooms-
w burg and vicinity that he continues the practise ef
.hEDICLNE .7yNY) SURGERY
nd solicits a share Of public patronage.
OFFICR on Main Street, first house below the Csuu
House, Bloc msburg.
FnhrmnTN & I-55-tf
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From Rev, } II. Turner Pastor of roddins NJ T.

DR JACK soS - Dear SIR =: wing used yonr German
BitterS III my family frequently AN repaired to say
that II has been Of grrnt s"rvico believe that ~ most
cases of rally debility ut the system it the safest
aud most valunhla remedy Of which have any tuow.
edge. Yours, &C. j. II. TURNER
No. Sl6 " Nineteenth Street.
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AudltOr'S Notice
In the Orphan's court for The county Of
COl~stJia; ; Me Estate Of jacob Mass,
late If Within tOICnsR,p, deceased.

All persons interested will lake notice that the
dersigned appointed auditor by the Orphans Court of
Columbia county 10 make distribution of the balance
the hands of Gideon Nuss, the administrator o ant
amongst the heirs Of decendan occOrdng the rates
and proportions allowed by lawwill meet the arties
interested at the Recorders office in Bloomsburg on
Saturday, August 81 1864, at 10 o'clock a M for the
purpose Of ms appointment when and where all per.
sons interested requested to present their
or be forever debarred from share in said assets
JOHN G. FREEZE,
Boomsburg, July %, 1564.-6t. .7udi,o,
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House and Lot for Sale.

WILL be sold cheap ard on easy terms,
W A DWELLING HOUSE AND VALUABLE LOT,
ii tuate on Main street in West Bioomsbutg
JOHN G. FREEZB
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EGO WARD A ASSOCIATION,

Eull'AbELiHlh IA.
Dsoase Of tn Nervous. Seminal, Urinary, and Sex.
~ ual Systems-new and reliable treatlnent-in 70.
ports ofthe HOWARD ASSUClATiON-ssnt by mail
in sealed letter envelope free of charge. Address Ur
J. SHILLING HOUGlTON, Howard ASSOCIATION, No
South Ninth street Philadelphia, Pa.
Iuly ~, lS6A -
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Prepared By
Dr. II. w. Wells,
Practical Physician
WlLKES.BARRE, PA.

OFFICE-over l., G. Pains Store,
MARKET STREET.
For Sale by all Druggists throughout
the Country.
Ps.-Every agent is authorized to reluRd the money
accompany each bottle IN English, French and Ger
man.
n B.-No Carthelic medicine is re.
quirod, In treating Five thousand cases,
| have never known case to require
Physic, or have ever known it to fail in
thoroughly removing the diseases AS I
devote oil my time at the study and treat
meut of Diseases OF THE BLOOD l
am prepared to give advice tgratis) by ap-
plying to my Office or by letter, accom-.
panied by a Stamp.
E. W. WELLS,
Nj. ID.
wholesale, 54 Cortland stree, New York.
Sold by W, H. Greasy d Co Light sueet-hr
June s5 lsb4,-~l2m
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10 Mr.. DANIEL SNYDER, of Scott
10 wnsbip, has been named by bis Demo-
cratic fellow ixeus, for County Auditor,