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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-30

pa During the last week there has
been several exhibitions Of various kinds
in the town, and the boys have, in con.
sequence, been in the very zenith of en-.
joymeut. The behaviour of many Of them
at these public amuSements has been most
provoking and improper, extremely an.
noying to ladies, and calculated to drive
them, or keep them out. And il does not
10 the least matter whether the show, lee
ture, or whatever il may be is humbug
or not it experiences the same reception
at the hands or tongues of the boys.
And yet however annoying it is to sit
Tor half an hour, waiting for the rising of
the curtain, listening to the unchecked
and apporantly uncheckablo uproar OF
young America; there is often so much
wit, drollery and fun, that you laugh when
you hear it in spite Of yourself. There is
no imaginable noise that they have ever
heard, that some OF them can't initiate /;
and the gallery Of the Court House was,
the other night, perfect menagerie, aviary,
poultry yard, &C., Sc, if one judged by
the sounds thorcfrom issuing.
One phase of tie fun was to call ont the
name Of everybody who entered, vancd
with remarks upon their business, &c.
After moment silence it appeared as if
every boy in the gallery had laid an egg
such eackling Of hens as came from that
locality, interspcrsed with the growing OF
the roostors and the chirping Of the young
chickens. Just then Schoolwastcr White
came in. Suddenly boy called out
"Bob White" and then all the boys whist
led the quail call, bob Whito' "Boh
White" "Bob White"
DR.. Freeze came walking in---"There
comes Doc, Freeze" "put him out, +" "hi'
head S fire." "burn down Moscow
The Snowman exhibited large head o
cabbage, and a tailor pitched into it will
hi, shears-"Barney Rupert" "BarnoJ
Rupert" yelled the boys aud so through
out the performance, every picture wa
greeted with some remarks, and WI
doubly regret to say, some Of them iDdec
cnt and highly improper.
We trust these things may rot continue
That those who are permitted to attent
will be cautioned to behave, aud earl,
earn for themselves the name of quiet ant
respectful and well behaved boys. 1t
no rark Of genius or good breeding, to b
rude, noisy, or indecent.
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reg We were very much gratifcd to be
able to take by the hand Col. WELLING,
TON II. ENT, of the 9th Penn'a, Reserve
Volunteers, who is now at home on fur
Tough,
Col. Ent volunteered in the "Iron
Guards" aud went from here as first
Lieutenant. lie was gradually and reg
ularly rsed from the ranks to the head OF
as Gne Regiment, and one who has seen
as much service and done it as bravely and
as we'll as any in the Army
Col Eut is a brave, excellent and ez'
perienced officer, stands high in the SER
vice as a soldier and gentleman, and has
already won for himscly an honorable
place and name. May he live many years
and his shadow never be less.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-30

There many preparations sold aader the name of
BHtcrs, put IN quart bottles. compounded Of ths cheape
ohiSkcy coSiiHg from 20 10 40 per
gallon the taste disguised by mise C0riqHder Seed
This class of Bittcrs has caused and will continue
to cause as long rs they can be Sold hundreds to die
the death of the drunkard BY their the system is
kcpt continually under the influence of ulcohoic stim
unts of the worst Kind the desire for Liquor is
ted and kept up, and the result is all the horrors at.
tcndant upon drunkards life aud death.
For those who desire and will have Liquor Bitters,
we publish the following receipt. Get bottle Of
l0Olands German Bitters and mix with three quarts
Uf good brandy or whiskey, and the result will be a
preparation that will far excel in medical virtues and
true EXCELLENCE any of the Numerous Liquor Bi,tcrs in
the marx e, and will cost much less. You viii have
all the virtues Of loofands Bitters in connection with
good article of Liquor, at n much less price than
these inferior preparations will cost you.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-30

NATIONAL BANK.--Columbi county is
not to be behind other counties, it appears,
but is to have a National Bank at Blooms
burg. a number of citizens OF Blooms
burg, prominent among whom, are WM.
McKELvY, and CHARLES r. PAXTON, our
wcalthiest men, have formed an associa,
ton for the purpose of carrying on bank
ing under the National Banking Law
The stock amounting to Fifty thousand
dollars has been subscribed and workmen
are now fixing up the building. 1t is to
be located in the rooms now occupied by
r +, CLARK, Esq. Lawyer Clark will
occupy room on the second floor ofsame
building, Blinking operations TO COM
moncc on the fist of March.
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Uniformity ofPrioes "A New Feature IN Business
Every one his own Saesmanl JONES X co. of the
Crescent One Price Clothing store, No. 20l Marketstreot
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition to having The largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made ex-
prcssy iOt retail sales, have constituted every ono
his own saleman, by having marked in figures on caoh
aclcat the very lowest price be sold for so they
canaot possibly vary-~dll must buy alike.
The goods are well sponpGd aud prepared and great
paus taken with the making that all buy with
the iull assurance o getting good article at the very
lowest price, Also, stock of piece goods on hand
of the latest style and hest qualities which viii be made
to order in the most fashionable aud best manner, 2j
per cent, below credit prices
Remember the Crescent, in Market above Sixth street
204. JONES S co
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ns- We would remind the patrons Of
this Office who are indebted for subscrlp-
ton, advertising or job work, that there
will be jurors, witnesses, and parties TO
suits, from almost every part OF the coun'
ty, during court week, which commences
on Monday, and we hope they will avail
themselves of the opportunities thus pre-
sented, of making remiitances OF the
amount due tho establishment They
should remember lat we are paying douO'
lie the price for paper, ink, and other ar
tcles used in printing that we did at the
commencement oil the war, and yet we
furnish them paper at tive same rate II
thev expect US to continue it at this rate,
hey must remit their subscriptions prompt
lv, and save Us tie expense ol collecting
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-30

gaS" The Burning of Moscow, an cxhi.
bi'ion OF great merit, has been exhibited in
:he Bloomsburg Court House, for four sue
cessive lights drawing immense audiences.
Mr.. Gallagher the proprietor, ia a gentle
mao Of talent, as oyinced by his ventrilo-
quiSm and description Of his Doptric
paintings. The burning of that ancient
city, Moscow, as exhibited by Mr., Gal.
aghcr, is worth double the price of ad.
mission.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

OFFICIAL DISPATCHES OF GEN. BUTLtR.
WAsHINdToN, Jan. 26.--Tbe following
has been received at the War Department.
Fortress Monroe, jan 26.-go lion.
E. M. Stanton: Brigadier General Graz
ham, by lpy directions, went with three
armed transports an q competent force t.
the Peninsula and made a landing or the
James river, seven miles below Fort Pow
haitian, known as the Brandon Farms and
captured twenty-five of the enemy seven
of the signal corps, and brought away
ninety-nne negroes, destroyed 24O0o
barrels of pork and large quantity Of
oats and iron. They also captured q
schooner and sloop with two hundred
and forty boxes Of tobacco, and five Jews
preparing to run the blockade. The expi-
dition returned without the loss of a man.
(Signed) BENZ. +. BUTLER,
Maj Gen, Com.
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BGs@ Young men who desire TO book
themselves up on the rules of behaviour
before folks" should 20 to Col Freeze
and buy somo Of his hand books How TO
write-How to talk--How to behave
and various others, concerning the Farm
House, Gardener &c. &c.
Copies Of The Constitution still on hand
cheap
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1864.
.----o------
Journal Of Commerce.

TH,rrr p.;. r. a.. NJ, vi.
iaiipSAt. dF coMNpRcr IN ,beir pro,necins
for lie ycnr 1894 saye.o We believe IN 4 we publish
,- - S-,c,,, d, =, x,,rr., >, ron
me DEO as tOcJ Us me CIiBdTESI
s,ooey ,1 the (o,f,,tyU
P"i'' ''' VIZ -
The Farmer. the Mechanic. the Professional Man,
m % q a S @ m s"G we sad to W e eSC w,S Sm"
This fact together with our well known principles
matters Of public policy, is rapidly extending cir
culaton.
we belong to no party. We are independent-not
neutral. We express opinions not the opin.
ions, not the opiniOns Of any class or body.
We publi sh paper in which we seek 10 riyo the
THIITit Our Commercial Rcnofts our Mnrkrts our
Political and General News are carefully freed irom
ashsallon cnargctor ana we se9k to make tne paper
M ~ uNery pS,,Vu,uI, we Know qua. lh
a"ws no other surpassos u.s. W. ''''' "''" e''''"'
Wa onnn-n with energy nverv cnemy or tho Itnion
and we bpref,ro oppCsG Tho Nbolitiorists and all WIo
are allied with them ~ tho most dan gprous men in
the community As Christian uariots yyp onnoso that
inddrlity which IA now nndnnprrtnp Cbnrrb and state
reduci ne the rclirion of men TO be mere aid of ho
political mncne bv which radical politicians h ne 10
achieve office and spoils
piace the Journal of Commerce in every house in
vonr neghbnrhooJ Won cannot do a letter work Than
his. -,
ono,bnr 'ne ycds l'Ot '' country P"'' "fOus"'
,y, . ~, =.
Ine PfeSiOeDl al EiecliOn Is AT mana.
mn. ..--.,-,,-.. . . -.- NJ ,, ,......, - IT,.
merco ought to be ageiy ncreased with reor.uco to
This coming con or principlos are the prnciprs
OF Unity and Prosperity tho only princpes ON which
r,,,, ,r,,r>, - ,,,,,, ,o,..m,,r,-.r,o.- r. q,
1hb oNloN AM 1hh OONSli - " AVN ChN
RE SAVED AND MADE STRONG.
To, ,hso ,.lo or,rco, tho ,ococoitios or ,Io coun
trv thr imrorinncr Of sound nstrlcon for ib" yonnr
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ESS' DAVID LowENBRRa, has returned
from The Eastern cities with n large and
beautiful assortment Of Clothing Goods -
Give Davy a call, aud our word for il,
you will bo dealt with politely and salts
factorly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TM q MNNNEIEuIpflWLRMA

4 NoNsUMPTIVE Suffers will receive valuable
Nptcsofpton for the cure Of Consumption, Asthma,
and oil Throat and Lung affections free
Of charged by eeDdinr their address to
REV h. A. WILSON,
Wil'ismsbureh, Kings Co., Now YORK.
Iannary %, laGi.-ew.
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IIostetter,s Ritters

Have received the warmest escomiums from the press
and people throughout the Union as valuable tome
for the Of Dyspepsia Flatuonce Constipation and
general nervous debility, IL cannot br Approached
Every day new cas3a Of ts great effect chronclcd
through our principal public Journals. There is moth
ing equal to the enjoyment to that which the afflicted
experience when using this valuable specific. Its mId
tone, its sure aud vigorous action upou disordttcd
stomach aud the cleansing Of the entire human body
should recommend 1t to AL casses Of our community.
4s SEE ADVER iIsEMENT.
For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally,
IanunrY D, lS6l. I'm.
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Ee8- Rev. W. GooDRrcH, breaches to-.
morrow and next Sabbath, at 81 clock
p VI in the German Reformed Church in
Bloomsbury.
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$500 C,Dies Of Works of mi.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALR1JMS

OF these manufacture great variety, ranging in
price from 50 cents To $50 each
our Albums have the reputation Of being superior in
beauty and durability To any others. The smaller
kinds can be sent safely by mail postage of six
cents per ". The more expensive be sent by
press.
We also keep large assortment ofStcrescopss and
Sterescopic views. Our Catalogue Of these will be
sent to any address receipt Of stamp. l.. Sc II. Il
Anthony, Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials
SOL broadway, New York
Friends or relatives Of prominent military men viii
confer favor by sending their hkGncsses to copy
They will be kept car eflly and returned uninjured
Fine Albums made order for congregations to pro-
their Pastor for other purposes, with suiIa.
bic Inscriptions, &c.
August ~. ISU3-Gm.
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THE QUoTA roa COLUMBIA County ~
rHA COMING DRArT.--Tho following is
the quota OF Columbia equity, in the first
draft of 1854, as prepared by Mr. GRIlR,
the ComMissoue Of The district:
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HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs


CITIZENS,
Tes;ifying Of their own personal knowledge. to the
beneficial effects and medical virtues of these Btors.
DO you rant something to strengthen you7
10 you rant q good apDetitsi
DO you GSGRt 10 build up your ConstitHtS0nf
DO you 1oGnt 10 feel reil}
no you rant TO ret rid Of nerropsRsssP
DO you rant energy?
DC you trHnt 10 sleep rel?
DO goa lcant a brisk and rigorous fee'ing?
If you do, use HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
From Reo j. Nt1cton BroWn, u. d. Editor Of the Ensy.
eiopodI Of Religious haociedgs.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines general, through dStrust of their ngre.
dents aud effects yet know of no sufficient reasons
why man may not testify to the benefit he believe :
himself to have received from any simple preparations
IN the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit
others
do this thn more readily in regard to Hooaand'
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. VI, Jackson of this
city, because was pref indeed against item for many
years under he impression tha; they were chiefly an
al Oholic mixture am indebted to my friend Robert
shoemaker Esq, for the removal Of this prejudice by
proper tests and for encouragement to try them when
suffering from great and long continued debility The
Of three bottles of these Btters at the beginning
of the present year. followed by evident rpiec
and restoration degree Of bodily and mental vigor
which had felt for months before, and had al
most des paired of regaiuing therefore thank Goo
and my friend for directing to the use Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
s1n l.,l,.A
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Rds- We direct attention to the adver.
ti'ement headed "Town property at priv.
ate sale = advertised in to days Demo-
erat. A fine chance for speculation i,
offered BY the sale of this property.
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S6g~ NJ. +. EYERLY, continues the busi.
moss of preparing papers, &c, exempting
from the draft, those legally entitled, at
bis Office few doors west of the Court
House.
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ss- The series Of religious meetings
which have been held by the Luthern
congregation of this place, continue nightly
with good results
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O II. WIS II ART

OF this City, has undoubtedly discovered in his com.
hnai ion for the treatment Of dyspepsia one Of the
greatest remedies that has ever been givcn to suff
ering humauty He has treated within the past two
years something over nine thousand in his pri
practice, many of which had dChcd the skill Of
eminent physiciaus in Europe ard America and in
every case where the medicines taken according
to directions they have made perfect cure. Many Of
the above cases were of twenty years standing.
Those who are troubled with Dyspepsia would do
well tn call at the Doctors oice. Tie gives yuu nd.
vice free. Persons at distance can consult by letter
describing the symptoms nr. Wishart treatment put
up in secure package with full directions, is sent by
express on the receipt Of Six Dollars.
n I'm all cases where the disease has n ot become
chronic, DR.. Wshart's Dyspepsia Pills are all that a
required. Sent by Ma on the receipt of One Dollar
Address Dr. h. q, &. Wishat lphia.-PhNa
Gt'phG Ledrer, Dec. 10, lSu3-GnI.
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This institution is conducted by experienced Teach
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Diplomas granted for merit only Hence the UNIVERSAL
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Men and Bankers graduate.
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IMPORTANT TO LAnIES-DR. IlARvEYs FEMALE
Pulls have yet failed in removing dicultis ars
ing oh lraction soppage OF nature, or in re
storing the system to perfect health whcn suffering
from Spinal Affections, proapsus Uteri. the Whites.
other weakness Of the Uterine Organs. The Pills
are perfectly harmless the constitution and may be
taken by the most delicate female without causing dis
ss-the time they act ike charm by strength
ening. .iaygOratiag HGd restoring the system To hea
thy condition and by ringng on the monthly period
with regularity, no mattcr from what causes the OBJ
structiun may arlse. The should, however, NOT be
taken during the first three or four months ofpregnancy,
though safe at aay other time as miscarriage would be
the result.
Each box contains 90 Pills. price ST.
Dir, HAkN EG = TREATISE Oh Diseases cf cmalos.
Pregnancy Miscarriage, Bnyreuncss, Stcrility, Repro
duCtiun and abuses Of nature, and oWphaticaliy t2
Ladies' Private hedicM Adviser, a pamphlet OF ID
pages sent free to any uddSess. six Cans required to
pay pOstage
The Pills and book viii he sant by mail when desired,
securely sgacd and prepaid by
}. BRYAN, n. D.. General Agent,
No. &c Cedar ST., New York.
~ Sold by all the principal drngkists.
December 10, IS63-iy
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ENHE CONFESSIONS AND EXpE.

Il RIENCE OF A NERVOUS INVALID Published
for the benefit and as a caution to young men, aud
others who suffer from Nervous Debility, Early Decay
and their kindred 0mcnt- supplying the means Of self
cure. BY one who mas cured himself after being vic
tim OF misplaced confidence in medical humbug ana
quackery by enclosing postpaid directed envelope
single copies may BE- mad of The author
NArIl NNlEh MAYFAIR, ESQ,
RcitOrd Kings county, Ncw.Yurk.
Jnnuary OF Isgg-Iv ''''
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NORTH CENTRAL RilLWAY.


Summer Time Table.
TWO TRAINS DAILY to ana from the North and
West Branch Of the Susquehanna, Elmira, and all Of
Northern New York.
~ and after Monday, April Goth 1868 the Passenger
Trains Of the North Central Railway will arrive at
and depart from Sunbury, Harrisburg, aid Baltimore
a. follows, viz:
SOU r II w ARD.
Mail Train leaves Snnbury daily except
Sunday 1910 n. m.
leaves Harrisburg, 10 p III.
arrives at Baltimore, SIS
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily Except
sunday) ll.O7 p m,
leaves Harrisburg except
MonJay) 600 a. IN.
arrives az Baltimore daily Tex.
copt MondayO 6l5 Z"
Harrisburg Accommodation laaves Harris.
burg $50
TORTHW WARD
Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily Except
Sunday) 9l5 m.
&" leaves Harrisburg lis D. III.
. arrives at Sunbury. 405 "
Express Trains Baltimore daily, gIj
" arrives at iiarrlsbHrH, l.35 A. IN.
leaves Harrisburg except Monday Ban "
" arrives at Sunhury, 5.38
FOR further information apply at the Office.
i. n. DUBARDY SUpt
harrisburg, Aug. 2, 1863.
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ATTENTION SOLDIERSl
AND THE rRIGNrs or SOLDIERS.

We call attentio TO all having relations friends
in the army to the fact that "HOOFLANU'S German
Bitters viii nincenths of the diseases induced
by exposures and privalioHs incident to camp nfe In
the lists p16iished almost daily in thr newspapers, on
the arrival Of the sick, II win be noticed that very
large proportion are suffering debility. Every Of
that kind can be readily cured by HOofand's German
biters. Diseases resulting from disorders Of the j.
gestlvc organs are speedily rcfioved. We have no
hesitation III stating that, ii these Bitters freely
used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives might be
saved that otherwise will b. lost.
We call particular attention to the following remark
able aud well authenticated of one of the nations
heroes. whose life to use his own language, "hs been
saved By the Biltcrs.'
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THE DRAFT.

DIAPERS necessary in al claims or
causes of exemption from tn coming Drah will be
'"'"''' MICHAEL r. EYERTY.
nHce 2nd door west NJ the Court HouEs.
FfoemthurE January Q isr5 80
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4. & II. L. NTAHONY,
MANUFA ACTURERs OF PHoToGRAPHIC
MATERIALS.
sol Broad'cay, Ne,c York.
%
GARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

Our Catalogue now embraces considerably four
thousand different Subjects TO which additions.
tinuaily being made) of Portraits of Eminent amer'
cans, clc viz ~ Maior.Generas, 1870 Brig Generals
2jy Cnones, "A LieutCnonels, s07 other Officers, 60
Navy Officers 52j statesmen l27 Diyncs ll6 Authors,
80 Artists liz stage, 80 Prominent Women, l41 Prom
inent Foreign Portraits.
$500 Cpiea Of Works Of Arf,
Including reproductions Of the celebrated Engra-
wings Paintings, Statues &c. Catalogues sent
cept of stamp An order for dozen pictures from
our Catalogue will be filed receipt of 81 90, ami
by mail, free,
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NEW JERSEY LANDS FOR SALE,
ALSO,
GARDEN AND FRUIT FARMS.

Suituble for Grapes Peaches Pears, Raspberries,
strrwbrrrirs Dlackhrrries Currents Sc Of j. VI &
10 "a 20 acres eacH, the following prices for the
present via: 2n tor-S200, 10 acres for Sl0,
for $50, 81 acres for $40, for SEQ. Payable
by dOilar a week.
Also good Cranbury lands and village lots in Cheat.
wood - by 100 feet, at $40 each, payable by dol
lar week. The above land aud farms are situate
Cheatwo ood, Washington township, burlington county
New Jersey. For further information, apply, with
r. o. Stamp, fora circular, to
D. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 90 Cedar Street. New York, NY.
January II, l-G3.