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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23

NEGLECTED CouGHs AND Lps.-Frw
are aware of the importance Of checking
a Cough or Common Cold,' in $ first
stage that which, in the beginning would
yield to mild remedy, if neglected, SOON
preys upon the lung. browns Bron-
chia Troches," or Cough LozeDges. aGord
instant relief
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Regiments Consolidated in Gen
Grants Army.

From the Albany IN. w Atlas and Argus.l
Some idea OF the losses during Grants
campaign may be gathered from the fact
that many regiments have been nearly an
initiated. The local papers all over the
country tell the same story concerning or
ganzations that have gone from their re-
spectivc localities, They each think that
their regiments have suffered the most of
any in the army, when the facts are that
nearly all have been "cut up" alike.
The Auburn Advertiser learns, through
private sources, that the / h has been
consolidated with the l25th, l26th and
57th New York Regiments, Less than
two years ago these regiment. went out
from among us from eight hundred 10 a
thousand otron., AT least two Of them
were among the prisoners taken by Stone
wall Jackson at llurpcr's Ferry, and we're
hut little rxpo~td on the field uutil the bat.
tie of Gettysburg, Doubtless all OF them
have received more or less recruits in the
meantime. But now we sec that four no.
Bile New York Regiments, after les S than
Two years service, have melted into one.
BsB" DR.. UPDEGRAFF performed anoth-
er operation on Monday afternoon, which
proved successful in causing the blind 10
see. 1t was upon Patrick Cullen of ply
mouth, an old man OF sixty five, who had
been blind in the right eye for seven ears
The operation consisted in removing the
lens or the principal humor in the eye
which serves the purpose Of relracting the
light to form the image on the retina.-
This lens had become Opaque aud was re-
moved. The operation required hut mo-
ment. The patient now sees distinctly
The Lus1ne Union.
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EsEllAHs NSEaD SANS Ste +!

From the nv L"u'l"rk Pastor of III Rapti.t Church
Pcmhrrton \ }, formerly Uf the North Bayt.,
Church, Philadelphia
have known Ioollrnds German Bi,trrs fayoralIy
for n nnmhy Of years. [ have u>ri them ia nv uNr
family, und have been 50 pleased with their effects
that was lnluccd to rccommeuud them IL Innny 9th
ets AMI know that they hav" operated IN srikincly
beneficial manner tkr great plrHsurc IN thu, pih.
hcly pr"ramiig tins fart auh ribng ih. att,utiJu y
those alitrd with thusc disrascs for mhrh thay ar
recommended. n th0~r Bitter, knnwing from r1prfr
rnrr mat my recommendation viii BE- SUSTAINED. uu
tis m"r' ch""rluIly IJGhtui Filters i, n.u,r.
/" 6enrh the atf'tad lnd i.nut n rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI q BETk
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. a
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

nisease of tn Nervous. Seminal, Urinary and Sex
~ ual Systems -ncw aud r"liahlr treatment re-.
ports otthc HOWARD ASSDClAIlON-s.n by mail
in sealed letter cnvrl0ps free Of charge. Address pr
J SKILL q HOUGlIrON, Howard hssoclHtinn, No.
south Ninth street, PhiIadrlpma, Pa.
July - Ir6i -lV
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Bebel Raids

Read the programme of the next Rebel
Raid, as published in the Philadelphia In.
Quire'.
1t is an Editorial in that paper, and con-
sidering that the Legislature which ii SO
satirzas it is republican, and from the foul
and unfair apportiOnment lately made,
likely to remain SO; it seems that the truth
for once, is told by Republican of the
Republicans. They are the friends of the
Rebols--earry out their designs, assist
their raids-play into their hands.
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Ncm Embellishments.
NOTICE..

certificate No 3o7 for th,r share of Preferred Sto.
" Ufth" l.ackawanna Il BloonISbur- K. Il. co.. i~su"d
to Nay ., lsjn having been lot or mis'd, thI,ss
to caution all persons against purchasing the sam" rs
have applied to said Company for a new Certificate.
JOIN VI. POMRROf.
InlY o1. ISEl.-A
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CoNGRE ADJOURNED The first ses-
sion of the 3Sth Congress closed on Mon.
day, the 4th inst, at IL o'clock noon for
which the country should be devoutly
thankful,
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to do strictly rea business b1t as have had
some customers living at distance that have rrlIrd
upon rs Ia supply them exclusively with Tea and Cot
fee 1t being Incunvcmcut for th'h 10 come Ia New
York. THt GREAT TEA, ASp tOFFEk ENPnRuN of this
country and us our 1ra faster was possessed of in.
formation relating to Coffee that could be furnished
ata mnhSrate prce aud gIvr universal SH SiaolI0n,
ANA att same Il I" aiiprd the retailer handsome =
profit Nc have been compelled to supply those paI.
tics THIS tDtF. EliAS iEfUME 50 fbPGi.A Il
with our customers ani tb ir sdiJs have increased to
such an ext mt that have been compelled to make
large additions to our marhinary which will enable
TO uppy few more customers with it. We VIII
therefore send il to those who may order.
H% Fast Supe,Snii"g oH ether C60;cS.
This Coffee has been used for than century in
Paris. and since its introduction into tns country IL
has bees used by some of the leading French Res
taurants here. The Parisa said 10 br tbs best
Judges of coffee aud the great favor IL which it is
held by them Is the best recommendation that can b"
procured for its fine HlvuT and healthy effects upon
the human system.
We pat up but one grade Of this coffee ana that is Of
quality that oar customers have found from exp"
ri.nCe Will give perfect Sasfct ION aud meet all tin
demands of their trade 1t Is tn lowest price that w.
can recommend.
We do all our business the most extensive Scllr
buy by the cargo and scliat only "o cents pr pYan
| profit,
We put up this Co flee in Barrels ONLY o .l Tacuos
each. This method of putting II u, s,,r> ff.. 70
cents per pound 10 the customer a Us ',7 .1. lu
Iatgc Gnauuiy II retains lis hna flavor .'.' longer
III TINS form than IN any other Nu rI with l'.a
barrel Show cards, Circulars rra'rr- tn asslsl tr'
dealer to Introduce il to his Cu>Isltr. 49,. Iupa .,
customers will take pains to have III y H,. Po5. an
and diStrbutrd, as twill be- To ciradvautds 20 lusu
This Coffee we warrant 10 give perfect sa sttct .4
legs of returning the whole or any part Of it within
90 days and having his money refunded together WI III
| all the aXi enscs of trans spOrtatIOm both ways.
we ishuc Price Circular of our TEAS arfd CORES
which we are glad TO send free to all who wish it
Consumers of Coffee should enquire for the "frehcl
breakfast and dinner Coffee" aud be thalit was
/ purchased of The
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MARRIAGES.

On he Eth inst by Montgomery cole, Esq, Mr III.
lis NJ cIIenry of Jackson township, and Miss Mary
Heller Mcllcnry of Benton township, all Of Columbia
county.
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x0- The Republican twain of Lincoln
and johnson ride upon two horses-Gen-
eral Taxation and General ConsenF ton.
Besides. there are stalking General Bank
Iuptcy and General Ruin, riding the pale
Aorses of Death aud Starvation !
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French Breakfast and Dinner
& D f Il e T..

I WING To the very high price Of coffee, and thu
: great dRcnlty in procuring good. uniform and
reabl, article our customers have otlsn rNprr~scd
wish that they could H. supplied lTOm first hands. 1t
was the intention Ut tht
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23

UNBURIED DEAD.-The recent report,
said to come from Federal army officer
says the Ohio Crisis that there are y,t
lying Inburied, in the Wilderness, 80 900
dead Of the two armies, 5000 of which
are our own men, deserves investigation
1t is given as true, and not contradicted
We recolect that Gen. LEE sent a fag o.
truce to Gen. GRAST, asking permission
10 bury the Confederate dead, and that il
wvs refused That war all was heard ol
the matter; but who supposed that the
dead OF both armies were never buried |
This is disgraceful.
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pa- Mr.. Fessendep has accepted the
appointment Of Secretary of the Il reas
ury, and entered upon his duies on the
9th.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23

soS- An effort was made to get up a
Company at this place in response 10 the
calls of the Governor, but as SO few inter
ested themselves or manifested willing
ness to go, the movement was abandoned
for the present. Let each business estab.
lishment agree to send all the force posi-
bic short of absolutely closing up. And
If needs be let as all close up and every one
able to march shoulder his knapsack and
muskel and CO. Smut Machine.
Mr.. Dunn, We take you at your word
and assure you, that when you "clOse up,"
shoulder KNAPP sack and co. WE will dc
likewise. Now pitch in. Don't again
show the white feather"
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rTnh the hGv VI Lyons, formerly Pastor Of tln Go.
""lsuS w. J) aud Milcst0wn, pa Baptist Church
M , =, New Columbus, N Y.
h"' y VI JACKSON Dear Sir.--I feel it n pleasure
'us, o my own accord, To bear testimony 10 the rS
ccth eot IN German Bittrr1. Some years since beuu
u =, "nioleu WIN dyspepsia, used them with glcu,
brhcfirial results. have often recemmruJed theu +,
persons ehirrb I'd by thai tormchiing soa se and havo
nedTd from Them the most tatterng cptmonials "a 10
,leit EIea' value IN cases NJ general debility he,
''eVe II to be a tonic that canno, be surpassed.
IN LYONS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
ESttte of ,Lohn Car dece0se3

T0V'VV Ut tUVH OUI, UtLtUStU,
ETTEkS of administration on the
y Estate OF John Cox, late Of IIenlock township,
1oiuhDa county, deceased have been granted by the
hgi ul OF tolunbla county TO the undersigned; re-
SUING III MOON township all persons having claims
against the estate Of the decedent are requested TO
present uem to The administrator without delay aud
all pefso"s indebted to make payment forthwith,
June ~, le64.-6wS2
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
ReaI Es,0te Of Leui BeiSei, accused
L. S. Columbia County SIS

The Commonwealth Of Penn
syIvanla to Sallie r. Brisel, Levi p. B,isel Kgnt
Ndressa Beisel and Susan .BeI ,and David
iainmnnd, Guardian of the said susan you and each
o You are hereby commanded to be and appear before
lhr lohorabe Judges, OF the Orphans Unrt, of Cni
ulhbla county. at the Court HOuse in b. ouns burg on
Monday. the 9Th day Of September next then and
mere 10 accept or refuse 60 take the Real Estate of
" lieiSel deceased at the NaluaiiO put upon it BY an
Inquest Sutly awarded by this Honorable Court or
shew cause why the same should not be sold.
Witness the honorable William Elwell President of
our Court ofCOmmon Pleas held at Bloomsbury The
eighth day Of May eighteen hundred and sixty four
JOSl MI IL, FURMAN, sheriff.
bloomsbury, July III, 1901
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,. % KENN 'RD.
tighr n..r" HrlI.. - hilnd.a
E'oa ,e2. "..-r o.n .o.nn ra.ty ef Rap,,,f Chlrst

Church, Philada.
Or JACK soH Dear Sir :--aviuguaed ycur German
niprS III my family frequently mn prepared to .ny
th" IL nus hneh Of great service believe that in mos,
III gen rally debility Of IA" system it s the safest
edge. Yours Sc ~ I''II ,TIfpSrp 'i,'S Sp""'
No ZIG y Nineteenth Street.
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CALL FOR A DRAFT.

VA uD OlO IL IN Il Il
FATHER ABRAHAM WANTS FIVE HIN.
DRED THOUSAND MORE.
President Lincoln : sFrOCIapna.
elOn.
Halfa Million One Year Soldiers
Wanted in Fifty Days.
TGlS HEAVIEST DRAFT YET
Massachusetts in Hot Haste utter Niggers.
DarkieS 10 The Front so that Yankees
may stay Home,
ALL ABOUT THE Previous DRAFTS.
2, 40o,846 Men Called for Here.
tofore.
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From ne Rev, lhos, Winter Faster Of Royborough.
BAPTIST Church. " "e''
DR. JACKSON dear Sri feel il due 10 your cycc-
lrnt preparation. Ho"fdnds GGrhan Bitiers 10 add
ny sihhy |" the deserved reputation il has ohlain.
I'd have for years, at times, been trouhled With
gLelt u.sorler ~ my head ana nervous system was
y! friend I" Try aboe of your German Bit.
PGtG releti my health has been very materially ben
u%mtl,u' % ! eohhdehtiy recommend the article where
meet with cases similar to my own and have bern a
suded by many Of their good effects
Respectfully yours, 7. WINTER. Roxboroug4 Pt
o.. H'IIhah' ni the German Returned
rhorch hutz:own, Bcrks county, Pa
~, u, JACKSON Respected Sir = have been sIr
",on @ D!spcpSla nearly twenty years, aud have u.vrF
ha'I I Any mrHlcIne that dId me as much good as I uu
"Hu ast ni,ltrs' am very much Improved in health
"'''' '""'"e hFehoI1-s respectfully yours,
j. 5, HARMANt
PRICES.
Large Size (holding nearly double qnantity1
e,,.,. Sl,OO per BOltle-half dozen S. OH
N'"al SIIe-'o cents per Bottle half dozen, 81 M
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)arkieS 10 the Front so that Yankees
may stay Home.
2, 408,S46 Men Called for Here.
tofore.
WAsHINGToN July 18.
A PROCLAMATION.

By Me President Of tie United States Of
Ame' aca.
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REyT.VBER 7'H4T rms ei1TEAs
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
NEWS FROM KEY WEST.
Arrival or the Coptune.

Arrival OF tho Neptune.
Ths steamer Neptune, j. p. sandford, commander
from Key West the 10Th inst arrived At this port
carly this morning.
oUR KBY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.
KEY WET. Fla, Oct Is, 1884
Esre Disappearance Of YsIloi0 Fspr-BeNtDp Influence
So NortAsr-Case Of Aajor Wseks-7Ae Presidential
Election at Key Wsst-Arrical Of ADMIRAL Striking
II affords much pleasure TO be able to that the
yellow fever has entirely disappeared from this
place. This seems 70 have been accomplished
through the ipstrumeutality OF Norther, which
began TO blow on the nighb Of the Sth instant,
and continued several days, with occasional shift
ngs 70 and from the Northeast and North till It
blew itself out Since It's appearance have not had
single OF the dire disease, although sub.
ects have been presenting themselves almost daily
nt victims for mmolaton at its Unsuitable altar. Per-
from the North take passage for Key west
without the slightest fear Of infection.
The trial OF Major Weeks for the homicide OF sentry
at Cedar Keys win commence the LIST proximo. Mr.
Weeks the MAJORS brother aud wife and two legal gen
lemon arrived from New York. the two latter TO
watch the proceedings OF the court martial.
Tho approaching Presidential election the great topic
or discussion Tho New York republican ticket has
been adopted by tho soldiers OF the One Hundred and
Tenth New York regiment, small detachment of which
Legislature soldiers aud sailors being citizens OF the State
arc the readers OF the HERALD aware, allowed to
vote BY proxy, through power OF attorney. Measures
have been adopted not 20 lot this provision OF the law
main dead letter at Key West. Accordingly, the mill
tary vote here will number thirty eight. What thooroba
bic number Of seamen's votes will be have nos been
abio 10 ascertain; but from oil have hoard have
70 beivo Jack is 40 much 10 favor OF old Abe AZ his
brothers In the army.
The harbor o6aKey West is being envened ~ the
rival Of vessels or war, as the city itself rs by Returning
citizens and, and with tho influx OF citizens and
fair citizenncs We may confidently ooK forward to
gay season during the coming winter The United States
steamer Neptune arrived the 18th instant bringing
Acting Roar Admiral Striblng, to command on this
sation, and portion OF his staG He greeted by
tho appropriate saues from Fort and flag
Dale The United states steamer Magnolia, from
cruise, and the United states Morceda, from
New York. arrived yesterday The Neptune at present
bears the flag OF Admiral Siriblns. but, she
leaves, which she will to-day for New York, the dag Will
be again transferred the lac IL said the Galena
will proceed to New York, TO be rehtted after
which she " III return, and the Admirals flag hoised
her.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
Letters for Our Prisoners Of War.
HRAp6tIRrEhs, pkgkRIAEyr or TIE SoUTH,
Cptrtcr oF ICryT or EXCHANGE.
HiLros HRAD, s. c.,

Huron HRAD, s. c., Oct 90, 1864. J !
In reply 10 your inquiries Of -, 1884 have tho
honor 70 say that letters for prisoners Of war; not
occedng one page length and treating soloy on domes
tic matters cap forwarded through this Office Money
nuroose gold noxt and United states bills least Bills
OF exchange on England states, made payable TO order
OF the person 10 whom y sent, Is preferable 70 ALL
ardees star for the package and believe that wnl
be safely delivered Boxes can te sent 10 my care
tanlng coarse clothing, plain provisions, writing aud
smoking materials soap towels hair aud tooth brushes
an smai parcels OF medicine The box must not exceed
two eot in length by ono 10 width, and IN depth
and must have its contents plainly marked the epd
Moneys packages TO our prisoners must be addressed
10 Columbia s. c., as all prisoners removed from
Charleston on account OF yellow fever.
Lieutenant Colonel w. TRUE BENNETT,
Acting Agent OF Exchange, D. g.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct 26, 1854
REPORTS OF DEPARTMENTS.
The departments busiy engaged preparing their
reports for tho printer they required by law to
have them ready by the 3lst OF this MONTH The Navy,
Interior and Post Office Departments win have their
reports In the printers hands by time the
and Treasury Departments will probably be behind hand
again this year, they were last, account of the
immense amount Of labor imposed upon them by the
The Secretary Of the Treasury rs work prepar.
Ing his estimates for appropriations required for the next
fiscal year.
PosT OFFICE MONEY ORDERS.
Or. Mcdonald Chief of the Money Order Bureau OF the
Post Office Department will have the machinery Of the
new system in operation on the first OF November.
PERMITS FOR TRADE IN THE REBEL STATES.
Tho question to issuing permits for trade in the
bellious States is not yet definitely settled 1t was
subject Cabinet conference today The Secretary OF
the Treasury opposes the whole system contemplated
under the law Of the last Congress upon the subject II
probable that this trade will permitted only under
much greater restrictions than at FIRST contem
plated
CAPTURE OF MORE OF MosBY's GoERILLAs.
Two were captured Saturday in the vicinity of
Warrenton by Captain MCPHERSON, Sixteenth New York,
who represented themselves Lieutenant H. B. Turner
aid to General lee, and Captain H. Mcguire, Of the
Sixth Virginia cavalry but IL s beloved he is Captain
Chapman, Of Mosby's guerillas.
THE DRAFT IN WASHINGTON.
The supplemental draft to M the quota Of this district
continued to-day. Three clerks In the main ofco
Of the American Telegraph Company-Messrs. Fox, Allen
and Noyes-were drafted this afternoon The deficiency
In she district was little over Eve hundred.
EXPRESS COMPANIES AND THE INTERNAL REVENUE
Law.
Satisfactory explanation having been made, the Com
missioner Internal Revenue has ordered the dscon-
tnuance Of tho suits commenced against the Express
Companies for emitting 70 stamp receipts.
CONCLUSION OF TIE TRIAL OF JOHNSON AND
SUTTON.
The trial Of johnson and Sutton, contrabaldis.s,
concluded this afternoon. The Judge Advocate In his
address, stated that the firm had made q fortune by
fraudulent PRACTICES, and should be severely punished
The decision Ii not yet known The Of Hamilton,
Easter Co., Of Baltimore, comes up tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
S 81 81 R M a N. :

Forrest Concentratlng HIS Forces ~
Jacksor-A Msrciiess Conscription
Enforced by tho Rebels, SC.
CAIRO, Oct. Q5. 1884.
Memphis papers Of the 22d say that the rebel Forrest
concentrating large Jackson, Tennessee and
that merciless conscripton being enorced In tho
country adjacent 70 Memphis.
Colonel Hages command, defeated at Easport, has re-
turned 10 Memphis II is stated that Hage s not 10
blame for the disaster as he simply oboyed orders.
The Reported Crossing or the Tennessee
by Forrest.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 25, 1854.
Passengers confirm the reported crossing Of theTen
nessoe river by Forrest, below Florence, Alabama and
say six rebel regiments reported at Centreville.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
rfro in Boston.

BosfoN, Oct 20, IbBl
The opera house Of Morris Brothers, Pcli and Trow
bridge caught FIRE abou, nve O'Clock this aern oou and
was entirely consumed leaving little but the brick walls
standing II occupied tho sto the old Provincial
crnmcnt House, In Province House court, with the
entrance from washington street
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
The Provincial Conference.

QuKREC, Oct Z5, ISt4
Tho Conference has beeu engaged u adjusting anan-
cai anairs which have presented serious difficulties
But it's hoped that satisfactory arrangement 20
mao
It's expected that the Conference viii close Thurs
day, when tho members win proceed 70 Montreal and
aihss ciAis~ IN tho wses
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
Tne Psnnsyivamta Election.

Jefferson county (cf'cla) gives ademccratlc majority
OF 202. The Official total democratic maortes on 'hs
home vote foot up 1920, ara tdc Union msorti''
10, oi excess OF democratic majorses 1853, wi'h to''
est county TO hear aom onicaly 4 . rsuor'ea '" NV
given IL democratic majority.