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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

Not Alcoholic
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
TEGETAgEE rETRAGT.
Il PURE TONIC
DOCTOR HOFFLAND'S
GERMAN RTE"TERS
PREPARED By
DIR. c, NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa
WILL cfrcctuolly cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia,
w Jaunice, Chronic or Nervous bcbility, Diseases
or the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from disor'
dered Liver or stomach,
such
rs Constipa-
tion, Inward Piles,
Fulncss of Blood to the
Uead, ,Acidity the Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, disgust for Food,
.Fuiness otwtight in the stomach sour
Eructations. Sinking or Fluttering at the pit
of the Stomach, Swimming ofthe Head, llur-
Heart, Choking Sullocating Sensations when in
lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs
before the sight Fever and Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency of PerspiratiOn,
Ycowness of the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, &C.. sudden Flushss
ef Heat Burning in the
Flesh Constant I'm.
aginings ofevil,
4 depression
of spirits.
And will positively prevent Yellow Fever. Bilious
Fever, &c. They ntain no Alcohol or bad Whiskcy.
They will cure the above diseases in ninety nine
cases out of a hundred
Induced by the extensive sale and universal popu.
Iarity Of l1ooands German Bitters purely vereta.
blc hosts of ignorant Quacks and unscrupulcns ad-
venturers have opened upon suffering humanity the
flood gates of Nostrums in the shape of poor whiskey,
viely compounded with injurious drugs, and chris.
tened TONES, stomaches and Biters.
Beware of the nnumarable array Of Alcoholic prep.
variations in plehor bottles and biz bellied kegs un.
der the modest appellation of Bters which instead
of curing only agEravae disease and leave the disap-
pointed suffer in despair.
lHOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
| Are not new and untried article but have stood
he test Of fifteen years trial by he American public
and their reputation and sale not rivaed by any
| similar preparation.
The propretors have thousands " letters fsom the
most eminent
CLERCYwEN,
1 LAWYERS.
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copies of the Daily ad wvvky will be sent gratis to
any adartss, on application.
Tho Publishers of TIN Age could easily fll their
columns with the unsuughl and most liberal Commcn
daons of the press throughout the country but they
prefer that II should stand altogether upon claims to
public confidence, well known and established. They
believe 1t has acquired tnis reputation by the caudor,
teatlessnuss ana independence with which il has been
cOnducted through umes Of extraordinary confusion
Of ideas on public subjects AMI latcrly of almost un.
cke&lcd public trial 1t is now, and Will be, as
heretofore the supporter truly national principles
opposed alike to radiCalism AM funaticism in every
form, and devoted to the maintenance of good govern
ment law and order.
Th Publishers Of The Age conceive that Il thus
renders peculiar services aud has peculiar claims up
on all men by whom its principles are valued and who
by ths proper MEANS look TO promote and secure the
Constitutional restoration Of the Union These can
best show their sense of the untirpr cffors of I'll,
publishers, in behalf of this great and unparallee
cause, by earnestly sustaining this paper all it!
business relations Address
GLOSSBRENNER & WELSH,
No. 43O CHESTNUT STREET,
March j., 1864. PHILADELPHIA.
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TO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following payments have been made
to the Col,,mb50 Democrat Office, during
the mouth of February, 1864 -
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Railroad Accidents.

On Tuesday, 10Th lust, the Express train com.
inS west on the Cleveland and Erie Railroad stuck
in the snow three m,lcS east of PaineSvillc, Lake
county, anA an Accommodation train ran into il.
Four cars were burned and five persons killed and
u number wounded. The cause of the disaster
was, two mon were detailed to watch alternately
tor approaching trains, Tho collision occurred
white one was relieving the other, who WAS nearly
p,rIshiug from storm aud cold. Dc. McCAbc, Of
Cdntnn Ohio WAS among the wounded.
Some days Succa very serious accident Nccurrc |
on the Columbus indianapolis railroad, between
Lcwsyillr Station aut Richmond, Indiana. A
rail broke uudrr a train Of cars near the former
plaC', tul two passenger ColCucS were prccpi ted
down high CmhlukmCntS at the bottom of which
they stopped Wrongsidc upward About twenty
poIsoUs were more or less injured, some of them
NtVy seriously.
uu SUNDAY morning, lIth inst, fsightruI
casualty occurred On the renuSylyauia rail,
roll, at the bridge over the Little Juuiata, -four
miles from Tyrone, m blair county, by which some
twenty five nr thirty persons We've lujurcl, Amen
tire train, consisting ot two express ears, ono nag
gage, two passenger and two slcrpug cars, were
prvCiptlted into thy river, cause by the breaking
Of an axle of the tender. The ears after bein,
pilcd up in brukcn heaps, :pnk iro, hu, strange tu
say, not person on board was killed.
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Legal Notice.

To Corwn Ensn,cnCcr and Wellington Ensmenger,
in the Federal Army Of the United States, in the
State cf Tennessee Georgia, and both heirs at
law OF VI. U. Ensmengcr, deceased:
NOU are hereby notified that Perry ID. Ems
l. mcugcr, Administrator of the estate of NJ. U.
Ensmcngcr, deceased, on the 18th day Of January,
A. d. 1861, filed his petition in the Probate Court
within and for the county of Wood aud State of
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate of said de
ccdent is insufficient to pay his debts and the
charges of administering his estate that he died
seized in fee simple of the following described real
estate, situate in Wyandot County, in said State of
Ohio, to wit:
In lot number one hundred and thirty mine 1892,
in the village Of Carey, reference being had to the
recorded plat of said village Of Carey; that Julia
A. EnSmcnger, as widow of said decedcnt is en-
titled to dover in said premises, and that Corwin
Ensmengcr, Wellington Eusmenger, Sophrona
Rily Cintermarrici with John Rily) Milton Ems
menger, Clark Ensmcnger, John +. Ensmenger,
and Willis Ensmenger heirs at law, hold the ext
estate of inheritance therein. The prayer of the
petition is for tho assignment of dover to said Julia
4 . Ensmcnger, and for q sale of said premises,
subject to such dover estate, for the payment of
the debts aud charges aforesaid.
Said petition will 20 Ior nvsring on the l7th day
ot February, ~. ID. 1864, at O'Clock Z. M or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be h, ard.
PERRY d. ENSMENGER
Administrator of NJ. U. Ensmcnger deceased
By BxowN & BrRKEr, Att'ys.
January 18th, 1864. 3SdS6 20
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Another Communication!

GILEAD DRuG STORE, January q, 1854.
En-. JoURNAL: Since it became known we were
exactly lSi miles from PcrrvsburG (thc center ol
the world), thuro has not been 81 much difficulty in
finding MS, though there are a great many people
who know not the locality or Perry Shurg. To those
With have found ont our location we would mention
the fact, that our friends down East keep us CON
Stantly supplied with almost everything you
want"
our stock, it would require TWO columns oi the
Journal; and as our space is Hunted, we eau only
mention few leading articles.
splendid assortment ot Ladies' Travelling aud
Fancy Work Baskets
Family Dye Colors, to make old garments look
a. we'll as new.
Our stock of Pcrlumary, Soaps, Brushes, Combs
and Toilet Articles, is full.
In the Stationery aud School Book line, a good
stock always on haul We think the best assortment
outside of PcrryShurE.
War Rauks Of all Kinds also Deeds.
China Toys in abundance, and lots of China and
Rubber DOH Heads.
Pocket. Knives, Gold Pens. Packet Books.
Fltes, Flutes and Instructors,
Violin Strings, Bridges and extra Rosln,
RR'rs, Strops and Shaving Cups.
W. keep all kinds oC Paint, Oils, VarniShcs and
! Dye SiuhS genuine cclors.
All the leading Patent Medicines.
! iurc Liquors AMI Wines, whiCa will hc sold on '
| on the order Of Physicians, unless compounded
with other medicines, aud tor medical uSe ony.
| Our stock is purchased for cash, and We will re
! eeirc cash, aud all kinds of produce, in exchange
| but let II be strictly understood that It must l.,
! rrrdg Pay' as poor uu,t tS doai aud poor pay
Killed him." Yours,
A. j. GARDNER & CO.
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soLDrERs svs.CorrERmENDs. VS..

The Coprcrheads Of the North were SO
completely "squelched " at tho polls, last
fan, and have since hcou SO quiet aud uu-
pretending that the loyal mon at home
have, as if 10y common couscnt, almost
unanimously rctrainod from stirring up -
the reptile carcass. Not SO, however with
our returning veteran soldiers. In New
York City, few days since, the veterans
OF the Irish Brigade were houorcd with an
entertainment, at Irving Hall, Among the
speakers was General MeaShcr, who spoke
as follows:
He said that he would address ~ the brave men
G, his old command i few words W cNhnrtRtion.
They had returned IN rcnnw that strength aud
ug'r expended ia the army 50 cnuragrouslv and
hcroioauy. They had come, he said, u a city
where the encMics ot the republic had pitched a
camp, all the pl"rc dangerous because 81 was mtau.
gibie aud lns'hous. Let thcm beware ol what
mas grown N bs 2 most important power in the
community. They should scwiro OF the reptile
CopporhreAs. e4feat his,iug They should have
10 Farley with theN aal IL any ul thcm came
near them they should sltoN them M mercy, bat
repudiatc, traulplo on them, s,iprlch them, Ire.
mendu1ns cheering They knew what it WAS q,
meet southern soldiers on the ttld. Thny could
respect such men for ueir bravery; thy c,uld
not but admire them Tor the perseverance, AMI Tor
titnde with which they had Juug u their course.
ADMIRATION could not be withheld from the wnmcr
at the south, tor the fidelity aud devotion which
they had shown But tor the enemies ut the uni,n
N the Worth, Nhn have no excuse for thcir p,ridy
who bidc their friends so forth aud tight but wh,
cut the bridges hehihd them, as they did in Jul,
last, by raising an infamous revolt ia this cit,
against the government Of the nation. for such IA
and his solRlors had nothing but dvtestatun
tgre1 ehceNpg and as for the Irish portion a
them, he rcpudiatcd aud eNccratel them. Traiinr
20 the rePuhc, they also traiori o. the gneiyu
!I'sh nAnl9, Tremendous hpBlausc.
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Historic Parallel.

Somebody has di icovercd that the follow
ing character of Charles the First of Eng
land" by Lord Macaulay, perfectly Gts
Gov. Seymour of New York--and it does 4:
He wrote and spoke, not, like his father
with the oXactness of professor but after
tho fashion of Intelligent and well educated
gentlemen. His taste in literature and art
was excellent; his manner diguifed though
not gracious; his domestic life without
blomish. Faithlessness was the chief cause
of his disasters, and is tho chief stain on
his memory. He was in truth, imperilcd by
an incurahlo propensity to dark AMI wick.
ed ways. II may seem strange that his cou-
science, which on occaS onS of littlc mo-.
mcnt was sufficiently sensitive, should new
or have reproachod him with this great
vice. But there is reason to believe that
he was perhdious, not only from coustihl-
ton and from habit, but also on principle
He seems to have learned from the politicians
whom he most esteemed, that betwoon him
and loyalty there could bo nothing of tho
nature of mutual contract
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TrICERs WITHOUT COMMANDS.

Some time since the L. s. Senate passed
resolution requesting tho Secretary of
War to furnish that body with list of the
namcs of Maior.G Generals and Brigadier.Ge
erals without commands equal to Il brigade
tho number of their staffs, their pay, com
mutations and ratons, and tho Major and
Rrigadicr-G Generals in command of depart
ments aud districts. IN compliance with
this resolution. Secretary Stanton has fur
nislcd the list rcIuired-of which tho fol
lowing is q summary
Number of maj generals without command
equal to brigade. 20 number of brigadiorg genera Is
81 number ot stan officers serving ON the stalls
otgenoral officers without command equal to a
brigSde--colonels, 3; lieutenant. coloncls, 2; ma
jNrs, captains, II heutantS, Q. Total monthly
pay OF major generals, $3.50 total monthly pay
ot hrigadicr,gcnerAs, Sl5,67l, so total monthly
pay ot co'oncS, $500 total monthly pay of lieueu'
aut.coloncls, 1897 total nouthly pay of majors,
Sl094 total monthly pay of captains, Sa,l19; to-
tai monthly pay ut hcutcnantS, Sl,03O 50. Total,
S27 l9I.
Nnnbo oi Major mi D, igndicr- Generals Command
inJ Departments, Districts aud Posts Departments
Major.EcucrnlS, BrigidcrGcucralS,i I. Districts
Major GourralS, =; Br,gldcr- -Gcucrals Z. Posts
MAJOR -GrncmlS, | BrigAdier-GcncrAlS II. Potal
Major -GoncrAS, = Bylgalcr-GIucrals, 2S.
This list does not include Maior-Gonor
ais Couch, BROOKS, Stahl, Slgel and others il
Pennsylvania and elsewhere, in command
OF camps, and on apparently nominal du
/ ties. Their stafs will swell the list an,
| exhibit an immcusc expenditure of publ,
/ money, which tao Senate will probably de
clde shall ho in future saved 10 the Ma,
/ tlonal ENchequcr or be appropriated I,
| Increase well-carned pay of fighting men.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I.AnnI NnflCC.


n. y. Rose, Plaintiff, I Civil action. In the Court
Va. Court Of Common Pleas
VIM. Shannon ct. AL, Of Wood County and
Defendants. State Of Ohio.
NANCY ANN SHANNON and Thomas J..
~ shannon, non.residents Of the State Of Ohio,
aud supposed 10 be residents Of the State Of Penn
sylvania, aud all others Interested in the above
action, will take nOtcc that the above named plain
til has this day filed his petition in the above
named court, against them and others, alleging
that on the 81 day Of September, 1867, enc Of the
defendants in the above action, naiacly, William
Porter, was legally indebted 81 divers persons w
the Of twenty thousand dollars aud more, in
cluding a debt Of $500 to- the defendant, Nancy
Ann Shannon that the plaintiff, as the purchaser
from divers creditors of said Porter, is the owner
Cf two certain judgments rendered against him,
amounting, IN tho aggregate to 81 ,s05 80 that eX
ecutions have duly issued, and returned thereon
" "nula bona" no goods, &c., that said Porter is
insolvcnt, and that on the Sd dag of September,
1859, in contemplation Of insolvency, and with the
design ~ prefer the said Nancy Ann Shannon TO
his Uher creditors and with intent to hinder, delay
and deiraud them, then conveyed the following
lands aud tenements, without consideration to her,
the said Nancy Ann, to-wit Situate in the town
ship of Liberty County Of Wood, and State Of
Ohio, and is known as being the southwest quar-
ter Of section 49, town a. range 10 east containing
lG0 acres also the northwest quarter of said sec
tion, town and range, containing l6G acres and
also the northeast quarter Of said section, town and
range, containing l00 acres-jn all, 4S0 acres OF
land. And that said Nancy Ann, and her hus-
band, Thomas j. Shannon. knowing these facts,
conlcderatcd with the defendant, William Shannon,
who well knew the premises, and on the 9th day
oc August, 1868, fraIdulently, and without con-
silcraton, conveyed by deed said premises to him,
the said William Shannon, who now thus fradu-
lcn,ly holds the same; and praying for judgment
for said sum Of 81 sos 80, with interest from Nav
2lst, lS60 and that said deeds may be adjudgcd
As fraudulent aud void and that said lands NAV
be sold for the payment Of plaintiff claim and foy
general relief. And the said Nancy Arm aud
Thomas J. Shannon, are required to appear and
answer said petition, on or before the 18th day OF
March, 1864, and all others, as the Law directs
". =. ROSS.
ny JoHSsos SrrAIN, his Att'ys.
January sjth, A. u. 1864 39f
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Il is stated that more railroad accidents
have occurred, IN the Unitod States, oaus
ing greater loss of life, since the commence.
mont of 1864, than during the proceeding six
months. They can not, however, as a gen.
eral thing, bo attributed to carclcssness on
the part of railroad employees, the greater
portion OF them hoing caused by tho break
ing of rails, IN consequence Of the excessive
coll
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THE FRUIT CROP.

ot experienced trdt.growers in different
portions of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Mich
igan, nearly all OF which agree IN tho he.
lief that the fruit crop peaches especially
tirely, if not totally, destroyed by the rc.
cent cold weather. 1t is also believed that
much injury has been done to pear, cherry
peach ard apple trees, aud grape vines
many Of them, 1t is thought, being killed.
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RrcTuitinC,

The following notice To recruiting officers IA,
bcou issued by the AdIntaut General:
GENuRAL lIuApQv ARrTEs, SrArg on OuInl
ApJuriNr GENEWAL's OTrIUG.
CoIUMuyS January l9,h, 1891
The drait having been postponed until the lst o
March, iS6i, all recruiting niiirerS tor old rcgi
mrutS who hold appointments from this Depart
men, Will be allowed a. continue recruiting IL
their respective regiments until the 2jth Of Fcbru
arv, lSbi, 1t which tiuc they will report to thi
Office the total uumhcr ot men recruited aud mus
terod Ntn service, sending a o,r,i6ratv ~ the FAC
trnm thr Provost Marshal ur mastering uibccr n
order OF ,Ee Gp'.yn's
h Il CuWEN,
AdlHiant General tf Ohm.
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s,CMooL ENAnrINEKs, NOrICE.-1

SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.-The
~ Board Withhold their next regular session for the
examination OF Teachers, on the
First Friday in February. 1864, at FreePort.
First Friday in March 1864, at Glcad.
First Friday III 'pril, 1864, at Bowling Green,
First Friday in May, 1864, at West Milgrove.
First Friday in June, 1864, at Perry sburg.
First Friday n July, 1864, at Portage
Examinations W.; vnInmencc punctually at q A. NJ
Applicants need not apply for Special ExaminR ion, ,
hut required to attend the stated meetings OF the
Roard.
All correspondence with the Examiners should be
directed to the ndersi gned, at Bowling Green.
" wpnuuITRV pI,rk
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Bankers in Chicago Detroit Cleveland aud some
other places have been victimiIcd to the extent OF
Snu,Oeo ny ireaaWsl " 'H, r!opr'e'ors "' IN,
drafts an the Continental Bank of New York. to the
leading bankers of Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland. ard
or two other points, with Instructions to remit
in $50 bonds or Treasury notes less the prom
About $50, 900 of these drafts paid, after rs
ceiving which, Troadwell 4 Co. abscondcd.
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WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

fINHE undersigned has opened an office over W.
l. j. Hitchcock's store, AT Pcrrysbuig, Ohio, for
the collection of claims against the Government, of
every description. Particular attention paid tn the
collection of arrearages of Pay and Bounty. and to
obtaining Pensions for wounded and disabled SOL
dicrs, and for the families of deceased soldiers.
His long connection with the army in active service
gives him more thorough know Wedge of the man
ncr of obtaining such claims, than one who has
mover been in the service can be expected tn have.
Business promptly attended to. No fees charged
unless the claim is obtained.
PETER BELL.
PcrrySburg, Jdn. |, 1864. Sem
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THANKS.

Hon. J. NJ. Ashley will please accept our thanks
for copy of tho "Onicial Army Register, for
1868"
We are under obligations to Senator Hall for a
copy Of the annual Report of tho Auditor Of
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Agricultural Warehouse.
FARMERS HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALI KINDS or
IMP lEMENTS AND MACHINERY.


FINT1E undersigned wishes To make due acknowl-
edgcmcnt for the liberal support thea Agricultural
Warehouse has received since its Inauguration in
1851. Ii was then only an experiment (many of
my friends predicting it would not he supportcd);
now it is FIXED FACT" and with two and halt
years experience, aud increased facilities for pro
curing the very hest Implements aud Machinery in
the country, will be better prepared than ever tu
. supply my customers with any thing and every
thing they may want. | can supply, not only
Farmers, hut Mechanics, with Machinery for man
ufacturiug purposes no matter what Kind de-
scription Il is impossible To enumerate articles to
any extent in u newspaper advertisement, but
Will say in one word--If YOU want ANY THING, 20
tN the Agricultural Warehouse, where il will be
furnished ON short notice, aud at manufacturers
prices,
lam now selling a superior article Of WOOD
| SAVING MACHINES ithat every body likcsl
Cross cut and Circular, for two aud four Horses
Water or Steam Power,
Also, HAY, STRAW aud STAIN CUTTERS
/ Cummns' Patent, Empire, Rochester and Univcr-
sal. No farmer can afford tn be without one. Itis
the testimony of all that have, and are using them
/ that they save at least one-halt the feed. The
amount of feed saved will pay for them in short
/ time.
ORNAMENTAL FORCE AND SUCTION
/ III UMPS, for Wells and Oisterns. The choapest
Pump ever offered, and the only one that will not
get ont NJ rcpsr. or frocGc mp in winter.
] STEAM ENGINES, from 4 10 t0-horSe power,
. and STEAM SAM-MlLLS, from the very best
manufacturers in the country.
! will say again, II you want any thing in the
line of Machinery, go to the Agricultural Ware
housc.
u. KRErS,
rergysburs, December 1853, y
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

- iEKlft . SALE.
David 4. Hall, J
against Lucas County Common Pleas.
George Il. Way
by virtue of vcnd and Fl. IA. issued in the
above cause, by the Clork of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Lucas County, Ohio, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public vondue, at the door of
the Court House. in the town of Perrysburg, in said
county, on
SATURDAY, February q, 1861,
Between the hours Of IL and o'clock =. VI. Of
said day, the following described lands and tcnc-
ments, to-wit;
The undivided half of the east halt Of the south
west quarter of section Sc, town north, of range
! . east, situated in Wood County. Ohio.
e. T.. GUYER, Sheriff.
r. G.. LEMMoS, Atty.
Pcrryshurg, January 81, 1864. 39cSi 90