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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16
0E0 nm Monty ADVANOED-

&OOsOUU IN sums 70 Buit=st the old stand
and wsll-knoEn WAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watobes, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Cuns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons,
and all 7srsoRal property snd articles Of value,
tbs most satisfactory terms. Buainsss strictly pri
Vhte. Established 1851. n. IA variety of ua-
redeemed WGtches, JeFel.y, GEns, So, for Hsls at
bargains.
aOmos-oaE1sr o. Water and Superior streets,
ever Davis and Psixotto'u Clothing Store.
ootR9 ] q EW- WAGEUE-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-16
FOR SALE.-THE SUB ORIBER

i oilers to eel about q acres Of land unsurpassed
Ior productyeness. about \ Of ie from tue termi-.
nus Of the East Cleveland street Railroad, on tee
CraEiord Road A choice variety oflruit; good wa
Ter, and cheap buildings.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
RARE CHANGED
Very. Valuable Property and Has
Nsn~


TIAV:SG tn contemplation = removal 90 Gin.
III cinnati, we Offer for ssls, ON exceedingly easy
terms, the following very desirable aud valuable
Property
with lee nouse attached situated eR the corner OF
Locuat strrst and the anal, being Lot 3Ss. Dena.
tion Enlargement, T5xltt eet. We would also sell
with the prenises the Furniture, Fixtures, &e,,
including safe, pesks. Counters, Trucks, Scales,
Tarpaulins, sc. &c, osiug everything needed for
or, Gerry. Produce OF Comnisslcn busiuessi also
the good will aal sueSssership of our business
These prcmi.ea are well adapted TOR tobacco TAG
tory aud warehouse also,
The double brick Smoke Eoase and Rendering
House, aud frame Warehouse corner Locust and
also ths Kettles. Fess, Lard ysts, Blecks. Ciea.
vsrs, se, &e., eonpr.iag everything neeesssry for
the business; also,
The desirable and conveniently arranged brick
Dwelling. on Locust street, between Sixth and
seventh, being Lots Nos. II snd Il, IN Block 81
Eastern Eniargement. nos ooeuptcd BY George
Foster, and in complete order. On these premisee
sre two Cisterns, stable, WeoS shed, &c; also a
and Flowers; also,
The undivided one-hAif Of the frame Warehouse
situa ed on Iots's and 5 IN Block =, Eastern IN.
tArg TIE {, running through from church street
20 tie Canal. Under rent Ter $50 PER uaonh; also,
The well.improvsd and highly cultivated Farm
situated near Oak Hill osmstery, containing q
acres. all under knee. 4 acres Of which Is sar.
rou-dsd by new and substantial picket iencs. and
allied with Fruit tuees Of every Kind, Including
about an acre Of well set. bearing Grape Vines,
pa these Premises are situated new frame Dwell
ling. with large CellEr. We'll. Ctssern large sra
hle,&e. Possession can he bad .ss Of March also,
Two dasiraels Building Lets. Nos. ahd :, In
Block IS, Eastern Enlsrgeneut, adjoining the
aboves also,
The Lot s51so fsst, on Fourth street. near the
eoCusr Of Locust, being an excellent stand for a
store; also,
The undivided oas-half ef 2sxSe feet, sdioRine
she above.
The above propsFSr will Be soid on long credits
II de ired. 7ttles5 zdisputable- Parties wish g
20 examine any Of SAoSr property, ~tll please
call At eur once, cNSaor Locust street and tbs
Canal. GE0. FOSTER co.
fbll-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

NV YoRK, May 1.-The Herald has
Newbern letters 20 April S0th,
Hoke approached 70 Little Washington
on the 26th ult
Beauregard is now in command Of the
forces in North Carolina
The rebel ram from Kingston came
down Neuse River within four miles Of
Newberu, and there stuck fast She
draws nine feet Of water aud evidently
viii never be servicable.
The river is falling aud in some places
Is unnavigable
The rebel brigade under Corse, 1000
strong, is beiweetn Newborn aud Kingl
ton.
Major General Peck has been reliev-
ed of the command Of the forces in
North Carolina, and is succeeded by
Brigadier General Palmer.
Deserters report that twelve regiments,
the force which took Plymouth, has been
sent TO Kingston,
An attack on Newhern is expected At
an early day.
The rebel ram at Plymouth looks bad
ly, and is held mp by two tug boats.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
MOVE from Richmond Papera.

WAsHIxGToE, May 3.--rhe Richmond
Examiner Of the Doth ult says:
If we hold cur own in Virginia until
the summer is ended, the Northern
power Of mischief will everywhere be
gone. II we lose, the Southern capacity
for resistance will be broken. The Con-
fedsracy has ample power to keep its
place in Virginia If its means are en-
ployed energetically aud consistently
aud this Is the last year Of the war,
whichever wilma
The Enquirer Of the Both ult says:
"a company has been organized, with
q capital Of $4,000, 900, Of which mil
lion and half have been paid in. II
declines disclosing the conditions Of the
enterprise, but says the company as-
pires TO grand results. II will haTs q
heet, ct least, and there Is now ever
prospect Of success"
Longs speech has been published il
the Raleigh Conseroaffee, and spoken o
as bold and manly, and as one Of ih'
moss remarkable speeches that has beer
dsl'ssted in Yankeedom
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

NEW York, May 4.-The Herald,
New Orleans letter of the Goth ult con
firms the statement that Banks has fallen
back 70 Alexandria In consequence oI
lessening waters in Red river.
All gunboats aud transports except the
Eastport are down to, or below the Falls.
Six gunboats which went up the Black
and WRshita rivers to Monroe, returned
with ] 200 bales Of cotton aud 900 con.
trabands, besides conveying down the
steamer Ruby, With $50 more contra
bands.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
PLANTATION BTTTRRs.

AGAA& = "A \ 40As 0&& a A~%S@s
which arc nov recommended b. the highest r.ssii-
cal authorities, and warranted 20 produce an M
aasdtaf> beBsGeial eject. They are exceedingly
agreeable, srfsc-ly pure, aud must suIsrcsed All
-sther 'onics Whsre hssithy, gentis stimalsnt =
Ti-y purify, strengthen and invigorsts.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an al tidOto 10 chang Of water and
They overcome the effects Of dissipation and
Thsy strengthen the system aad sBilven tie
the mind.
They prevent mlasmAtIe and intermittent f.
Fere,
They purify the breath and asidlty Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiaFrbea and Cholera Morbas.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They make the weak strong, the IAngzId bril-
liant and are exhausted natures great ssstorsr
they ars composed Of the esisbrstsd CaliEaya bark
siStergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs al pre-.
served ia perfectly pure 70. cfOiT rum. For par.
deulsrs. ees circulars aud testimonials around
zach bottis.
See that Il has our private q. 8. Stamp unmati.
lated over the cork, with plantation soaBs, and
our signature on tine steel plate side label. ses
that our bottle q not re-hiisd with spurious and
'leisierioIs STAFF Any person Prstending % sell
Plantation Bitters By the gallon Or II bulk Il Nj
/ impsstOr. Amy person Initiating this bottle, 81
ssllinZ any other material therein, whether called
Plantation Bittsrs Hst, IL CRIMINAL aadsf the
/ O. y. Law, aud VIII BE- 70 prosecuted BY as We
already have orr eys on several parties Es-hllins
I our bottles, sc, who will suoessd IN zettlns
/ themselves into close gu4rtsrs. The demand To-
| brakes Plantation bittsrs from ladies clergy
| mon, merchants, 6c., IL Incredible. Tbs simpl
trial Of bottle IL the evidence present Of thsi
worth and superiority, They arv sOld by all r.
I spectacle druggists. zFOceTs, physiciAns, hotels
aals0us, steamboats,, and country stores.
p. ". DkAKk A co.
No. m BrsadSay, n y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
Army Of ths petemae.

Especial 70 the Times
WAsnINGToN, May 3.-Mr. T. A. Paul
sends the following
All quiet with the Army Of the Poto-
mac. Everything Is ia readiness for
movement at the proper moment. Our
troops are in excellent spirits and anx-
ious TO advance against the enemy under
their Commander-in-ehieG
BuFnside's command ia in a most de-
sirable position
Deserters from the rebel army nearly
all agree that Lee is making extensive
preparations 70 meet Grant People
also profess 70 believe that Richmond is
beinrlayacaated %
..--<A.to go y ~ y@.3rs met on Thars-
day - rl1 lifted course in re-
gard 20 tbe fesy5fa,.0n Of Frank Blair
70 bis command in the army They de-
cilsd to support Rems, Refusing 20 r.
cognize Blair az Major General in mill.
fasy service, and recommend his dismis.
sil from said service on the ground that
- held his commission in violation oI
law
Banks, In his official dispatches 10 the
War Department, relative to the Red
River campaign, admits a defeat and re-
verse on the 9Th Of April, but claims Tie
battles OF tie 9th aud 10Th, which re-
suited in terrible disnster 10 the rebels
and in giving the whole victory 10 onI
arms, the rebel loss in killed and wound
ed being greater propoftionaiely THAI
they ever suffered in any battle during
the war
The receipts OF internal revenue dur
ing the month Of April are upwards o.
ten millions
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
LYor,a KArIIAInoN.

Kathairon Il ffo1a tho Greek word "katkr9, -
"Kathairo." slgnifying 20 cleanse, Tejavlnaie aHa
restore. This article u what ~ naass sgsIhss,
Far preserving restoring ard beautDyihg ihs
human hair Is - tie most remarkable preparation
IN the world II il agalh owned aud put up -
the origibai proprietor, and i nOW maas With the
same eafe skiH and attention ehlsh gave it =
sale Of over Que million bottles per nHnutn.
II il mast dslightiHi Hair Dressing.
u hr8dieaiss Henff aud danarud.
II kegFs the lead cool aud clean.
II makes tie hair, rich, e3n and glossy.
n prevents The hair from falling on ADD tnfns
INK gray.
II restores hair upon bald hsads.
Any LADY or gentleman who valuss BsaHNful
heal ~ hair shoeld ns- Lyons Kathaiton. IL ia
kHown and eli throughout the civilized sorid.
Sold ~ al reslsctaill4 dsat6Fa-
DEMAs & BARNES . 90 Hsu York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

WAsHiEGToN, May Am officer for
merly Of the 18th New York, wasbrought
here yesterday, having been captured on
the Potomac. Tho general belief in
Richmond, he says, IL that Lees entire
army At present does not exceed $4,000,
and Longssroet, who was at Charlotis-
vile when be left, had over $4,000. lie
stated that should Richmond be beseiged
Il could not hold out one month.
The Republican says il beginsto be
feared in high military quarters that Lee
Is endeavoring 10 escape from the Rapi.
dan to the works in the neighborhocd Of
Richmond.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

Have In Stock and arriving daily
S Casks TrAe. Chains.
z,ooo lie Log ChAia,
IS doEsa c. 8. Plaassr's Hos.
- Garden He's and RAks
30 shovels Aad spades.
80 Hsy sad Manure FORKS.
100 eeyths. Ehsaths asa cr.5is-,
loo Bieod's Z. s. Gras.. GrAls and
Briaf scythes.
p gross seyths Stones.
20 dossn Hay Rakss.
8 " sheep shs.u.
60 Cotton Cards,
100 grees Knives ssd Fogks,
% dozsn Pookys Knives.
los Eros- Ts. and Table spoeas.
- 5ossu Coas- Mills.
- hskl Selves.
20 curry conhs,
% ksgs wbssiisg Nails.
10 Dozen Paa-Leeks, osrmAn Amsriean,
sc Dser Lseks and L4sshss,
100 Eross Ansriesa screws.
100 dozen shos, Horss, Cloth sas Scrub
Brushes.
80 Tea saa Csant@r Scales,
ess~s Hard Frams States,
toss Bsrss Grind stozss.
Door, Gate End strap Hinzss,
Boring Nachinss,
Csrpsntsr Toois,
Cooper Tsols-Bsrton's and Whites,
oAio Tool cozpsi.y Piases,
Cabinst Hardware,
NfEl and Gross Get Sass,
chAin Pumps. Ae. -.
"a no@s Of our goods were pnrchassa for
CASH, before The large advance Ia
Hardware, us ~ili ofsr thea At tbs lowest
possible rates.
JAcoB sTRAUB son.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
ID Sp a. u - l n >

AID IL attendant train " aympt1ms, u acts mors
IKE charm than a usei etne. Tiers Il nothing
IL the fAns8 Of the haisFis keiica. that f1F mo-
msnf b6ar . comparison With Il ia tkis disease.
A fati account u this wanaerfui plant may BE-
h.und IN the iitb adltisa u the & 5. Dispensaio-
~ pages 1881 aud i1ss
A series 0f experiments 10 which Dr.. Bult has
beea f8r years sugaxsd has jast been brought 10
sueess.fgl tsfminaiioE, and he Is ROW enabled 20
ofer 20 the public combination 81 BTdron, With
other approved toaleN fhe whole preserved IL tbs
bess quality 81 copper Distilled HeGfbon Nliakys
which b. 10 e0uhdeat has eqaal In tbs world.
lie might furnish volume Of certificates. bat
/ the pablie hsve long since learned 20 estimate
things their tTus value. The ssssst pisa is. if
eTsFs one 70 81 ior bimssif tbs virtues Of ns =
/ msdirias Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
SPOCK-BREEDING-
Important to Breeders Of Blooded
Stuck

THE cELKBRAIED STALLION "BU-
Il FORD ? VIII uAks the season q 1864 az the
American stable, EFassyills, lad.
TKzEs.-szD % Insure
Z PKgIsEEE,-Bafora ~4E get b. faported Gisa-
zoe. Arst dan b Minstrsl, Minstrel b. Aeeoe,
As2se ~ Sew York Ksiigss; sssoEd dan b Blu
forc's AlsxzrdsT. laird dEE b. Haz1hsifs Nos,
f5uffh 1sm by Daks 81 Psefosd. nffh s@H -
Usi0u, SIKH dam ~ fmpSrtsd p1betef.
RTcEARDSoS BkfTToA
aurg II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
NEW BOOKS.


NEW BOOKS.
DESAS's LIFE o. CHRIST book Great.
II ing great sxciteleut.
Miss GiibeEt's Carer
Tale ofihs Opera. - Psrtoa.
Mrs. LiTFifeF's Lodging; BY Dickens
Letters 30 the Joneses
Ahsost's HistSsy u tiss Gss4i RshsgIgoa.
southern HIssry q Ire War-srsf SD .eeona
volumes.
GsssrAi Grant 4as bis Campaigns
HArVsT's Htztcry q fias w-AF, - ar As cat.
The Persset ssHiismaSs Or Ei<zases Asa ElS-
qAenos.
Hsi1 II BossAss; b c. v2ashs-
Whip Hoe, sad Swsrd.
Eaoinl = Rev novel -
Frsak sgArTIastons 81 saihor Of . The suth-
sFlAndz -
Rarresf's Astron5my ead Atlss-
aerossie's G1ssis, Nad al the Dinss Novels
Il L J. DOBELLB.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
FAST EXPRESS.
ERIE TRANSPORTATION Ce.'s
Time Express.
TEN DAMS from New York 40
Evansville.
TIME GUARANTEED.
FAST EXPRESS.
TINE GUARANTEED.

1NHIs EXPRESS Is NOW READY FOR
business. Through receipts given sud mo
guaranteed BY
wa. II. DARLING, Agent.
No. s6s Broadway. New York.
O. W. ABBOTT, Agent,
No. IS State Street, Boston.
BROWN, DUNKERsoN s CO.. Agents.
Evansville, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
MILLINERY.
MRS. ]. HAaTIRas

4xTIsHEs 10 IsFoRM HEB OLD PArRoss
w and the pnDlle gsD@rsiiy that shs h. last
rsfurned wlsh oneof The largest and bess seIs-ss6
stoeks of1iiiirery aat Fancy Goods ever brosxht
% this city. N
Hes stock consists G. al the latest ptvIss ef
kiobots, Flowsrs, &e-, u The best quefftiss en4
tHfe4dz - dispose o. then the 10 ssst poa.1bl.
price FOR CASH
= Ths Lsfies zOaid do veil t. give her a ALI -
FRS purchasing ssssuhsrs.
MS. }. HASTINGS. Maan asrsox
SeTtk side tAEss aoSrs Tea nsoss6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
Ccdron Bitters

Ons trial aud you will HeFer uss any ethHFa.
IL u not necsssary 60 pablish long list % die
eases firwhlrh the tedrpn Bittsrs a sI-eeiur
Iu al Diseases of tbs sTUMACus how
ELS, LIVER on KIDNEYS
In all sfiartions Of fh~ HffAf& DEPEND
ING UPON ASGEHIEST OF
THE STOMACH Osx BOttgsLsg
H. GOVT, HEIEUMATIsM AND NEN-
HALGIAs
And IL FEVER AND AGUEg
II is dsstiusd 20 supsgess aii other rvmadies. II
not Gully cures iheas diseases, bet u FzEFksF )
them.
A sine glass fuii % the Bitisrs taken an hour
before each sasai wii oby laia she ~ sets Of ne
most uHhealthy climate. aud screen tbs perso9
taking il against disaas undaF the moss trying
exposures.
Sold by Drugzisa saa Grocers generally.
0s-Dr. JOHS hollis Principal Once. Finh
street, Leuisyiie, Ky.
sold by PErER yfEELfNG,
hbs Sole Asent, EvAnsyiiis, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
Compound PsetoraI of wild Cherry

has become household word thronghout the
West and South and bis Wora LOzsBgss. IA isss
than a year after their Introduction, attained
repufatisu Nide-apFeAd - tie eontiBsat Of
sOrth Americt. But the browning glory u bis
4ie romans 10 b STAINED in biz --latest distoTs
Or rather combination; foE he dos not elalm -
have besn the dise0xersr II CEDE0H, which Is the
basis OF the bitters noW oslsrsd 70 the public
That honor belongs % the native Inhabitants Of
CENTRAL Amariea, 10 whom It's virtues have bsen
knswn for more than two hundred years. Armed
xfth IT, tbs indian bids dgaaHes 70 ths most dead
" malaria and handles without far the usgst yea,
/ smous ssrpenta. II 10 baiiaf with them that
while there - breath isft IA the b-lyt tbs CedFon
- potent % cure, matter Nhat the disease Say
| be-
While Dr.. Bail y nj prepared % indotss thi'
I oHtfavaaant Ffstsnsi0u, he IL nevertheless salts
I asi from a thorough sxsIaiuatieg u thr esidsBes
/ relative 10 fts virtues, that remedy aud Pre-
tentative for ali dlsaA4ss arising from exgssafs,
either o. the changes u weather and climate, u &
| tho ~ asmafie inhuenCss, II stands without q
val. and justly deserves tbs reputation it Ass q
long enjoyed Ja Ccatrsi America aud lie Wsst 10
I dies. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
Strickland's Mellifuous Cough Ba
INDIAN MEDICINES.


A. safaifisg care for Spsrsaa.srrAea. Sssaisal
hikHsss, AoCsErai Esissioss. G1 al Diseases cass-
ed - ssf-potfioss: sszeA Less ~ Messy, Jsrer
l LsssisHe, Raias - ne Back. Essaess a FisieA.
Premature Oh Agss Weak Nerres. Di<eaay q
Breasaiss, Trsastlsss. Haks6laess, Eapfiaas ~
Face, Psts Cosateszsss. EaSsit Csgtssrspsioz. cad
all tAe DsrsfuI eoHsrlassfs css~d y d-ysaTts.; es
tks P.ath ef sasare
1S-This medicine T. s simple " EetAbls extract,
and oas on which all rely, as il aas hesn used
In cur prscties tr msay years. and With thous-
anas treated, u has net failed in = single instance
Its curative powsrs have bSsn safnelen 70 gaia
victory over the most stubborn case.
SS-To those who have triasd with their eonstI-
tuition, until they think themselves eeyond the
reach Of medical aid, would say, Despair aosE
the cHxkoXKE CUxE viii restore yo1 % heSlth
aud vfxor. and aftsr all quaek doctors have failed
sS-For full p4rticears. get Circular from any
Drug Store in the country, or write the Proprie-
tors, who viii mail free to any desiring the same,
full treatise In pamphlet form.
EE-Priees, s. PER bcttls or tbree bottles for S.
and forwarded By Express 70 all parts Of the world
Be sold by all rssPeetA3ls druggists every
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05

MO MANS NAME IL MOLE ULTIMATELY
Msdlea Of the United States, Or more hsvorabiy
known a. a pioneer ia medical discovery, than
that Of Dr. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, KY hA
lnlmit.bIs preparation u 5arsapafiila has long
stood At the head Of ths various compounds Of that
valn sbis drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Nau Arranuan,nn4

New Arrangement.
lNHE ADAMS ENFREsS COMPANY RE
,stroas, the public Of Evansville and vicnitv t-f
nth increased facilities for the transportation Of
Freight, Packages,
Money and Valuables,
They solicit continuance Of fornsr Avors. r.
peeial care taken in she eolisetion OF Bills Drzs
Scees. and the transportation Of snail and vslt.a-
pie packaEAs.
All persons wishing 10 avail themselves Of a :
facilities Of TIE Express, obtain any DESIRED In
ArmAtioa in references TO tia routes and details u
The business, At their cos ca First street. hetveee
Main and LocHat-
jya THOMAS GAIfHER, Asent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
Best Machine in the World.

TUE NUMBER or PREMIUMS AWARDED
70 the Buekeye durinx the Few vesrs that
4 has eeen before the pnhlie indicates the posls
ion held by II IN every section Of the eountry
where % has been iatrolaced
For tho season Of isaf II early contracts ~.
made. viii furnish delivered At Evan.viile, lad
tsrms cash en- delivery;
Small, or Junior Mower siaa
LRrge, or Senior Mower -.... -......-.....,. las
Combine ed Reaper aud Mower................ lss
ting and taking care q the machine will Be- fur.
nishet on application or forwarded by mail
nANIKL MORGAN, Agent,
mhiH-d&wSm Ne. Ntst First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-05
MEDICAL.
g T.1seo x

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled With
weakness iassitude, paipitstion 81 the heart, lack
81 appetits, distress alter eating. torpid liver,
Constipation, oescrTs % suffer, 81 they VII not
arv the aalefTnfed
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
TERMBLE DIsCLosuREs- s EOnETs For rnE

II able DISCLOSURES SECRETS FOR THE
4 MILLION
most valuable and wonderful publication. A work
nt 4Oo pages, and30 COlorcd engraVings. DR. HUN
lEkS ADE MECUM, an original and popular tcat.
les on Man and Woman their Physiology, Functions,
ana sexual disorder of every kind with never failing
heinehtrs Tor their speedy cure. The pactiCc of Dt
unter has long been aud still is unbounded, but at
,he earnest solicitation Of numerous persons he has
becn induced to extend his medical usefulness through
the medium of his WADE MECUM" Itis a volume
mat should be in the Hands OF every family in the land
rs preventive of secret vices guide for the
alIevlatOn of one OF the awful and destructive
sconrgcs ever visited mankind, One copy securely en-.
Venrcd will be forwarded free Of postage 10 any part
OF the United states for 50 cents in + U stamps.
. Address, post paid, Dir. Hunter, No. Division
Street, New York.
May 81, lsG4.-y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

COLUMBIA COUNTY Prisoners. The
trial Of John Rantz, one of the Columbia
county political prisoners is in progress
to-day, but the case advances slowly
ROM MclfENRY, Esq, one of the pris-
onera, being unwell, was allowed to 60
home for while, BY taking the oath of
allegiance. Col. ,lUhn G. Freeze Of CO..
umbia county, Hamilton Alricks and A.
J. Herr, Esqrs of this city appear for
the defendant, Mr. Rantz The case will
not be concluded to-day in timo 'or pub
misunderstanding Pat5ia f. Union,
Oc!0ber 19, l>G4.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

Uniformity ofPrioes "A New Feature IN Bussinos
Every one his own Salesman JONES X co. OF the
Crescent One Price Clothing store, No. 2OI Marketsree
above Sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made
prossy for retail sales have constituted every one
his own saleman by having marked in figures on each
article the very lowest price IT be sold for they
canAot possibly vaty-all must buy alike.
The goods well sponred and prepared and rrent
pains taken with the making that all buy with
lhc tul assurance of getting good article at the very
lowest price Also large stock ef piece goods on hand
oil the latest style and hest qualities which win be made
to order in the most fashionable and best manner 25
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent, in Market above Sixth street
NJ SUl JONES x co.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT,
At-er q. TATE, LOCAL EDITOR.
Saturday Morning, Oct. 22, 1904.

SALUTATORY,-JEesE G. TATE, my
Junior Brother, having volunteered in the
service of his country,-and is now in the
front before Petcrsburg,-i have assumed
bis late position as Local Editor Of the
"CoLUMDlA DEMocRAT." l will in this
capacity, exert my best efforts TO improve
the appearance of this Journal and enhance
its local interests And from several years
experience in journalism, it may not be
deemed frnitless to at least hope that ad-
dtionOl interest will be impaired and re-
ncwcd vigor supernduccd in It's future
publication, ALIEN b. TATE.
Bloomsbury Oct. %, 1864