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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
laELNBOLHD'S
Genuine Preparations

COMPOUND FLUID EXTR ACT GucHu, \ nn.I
tive and specific ycmcty for diseases Of the bladder
kidneys, Gravel, aud Grnpsc.i .Nuilirgs
This medicine increases the naNcr Of ugc stinu AN 4
excite the aOsobcnts into healthy ucuu, ny which tl
Wa,cry or cacareous dcrO. itions, cut All THEn',ifn
EnlarCtmemcnts are reduced, Ha "a! us uaiu and ,
hamatiGn.
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WESTERN EAOa Ell,

Nos. 9, IL, l3, Is, IL Courtlandt Street
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
This ode established and favoritc resort of the Bust
Community has been recently reted, and is
plele in everything that minister the comforts
lis patrons Ladies and families specially and care
fully provided for.
ts centrally located in the husness part the city
and is contiguous to the principal lises of steamboats,
cars, omni busses ferries, &c.
In consequence of the pressure caused by the Rebel
lion, prices have been reduced TO
One Dollar Gad E0dy Cents per Day
The table is amply supplied with all the luyurics
season. and equal 10 that Of any other hotel in The
untry
Ample accommodations are offered for upward of 4oy
uests.
u Do not believe runners nackmen, and others who
may say ''the Western Hotel is fuli.'
ID. D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor
THos. D. WINCHESTER.
Feh.l5 1852.
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u p DE G r A FF IS
EVE AND EAR iNFIMRARY,
Ton the Square Three Doors from stcele's Hotel
WTI,KESBARRE, PA.

WII,KESBARRE, PA.
n HIS INSTITUTION is now opened and
4 furnished in the most costly style. Reception.
Private and Operating Rooms large, convenient and
well adapted. The Surgical apartment contains the
thus his Faculties VIII enable him to meet any ard all
'omCrgcncics in practice lie will operate upon all the
various forms Of ELlNDNESS, Cataract, Oceluun OF
the Pupil, Cross Eyes Closure Of the Tear DnCta In.
version Of the Eytds, ltorycium, &c, Er. And vii
treat III orms of sores, Eye GranUlci Lids Opacctes
Of the Curnua, unh ScrglulJus diseases Of the Lye
Geihcr with ali the diseases to which the Eye is sub
JcCt.
DEAFNESS viii treat all the diseases common to
the organ Discharges from the Ear Noises in the Ear
CUarrh dhirulty ofhGlrng total neafness where
the Drum Is destroyed. VIII insert an artificial one
answering nearly all the purposes of ,lc natural.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.-AH diseases com.
mon to the Throat and Most will be treated
GENERAL SuRGERY.--iic will operate upon Club
feet Hair Lip, C II fatate,Tumors, Cancers Enlar'
ged Tencils, 8 Plastic operations BY healing new
Acsh into detorued parts aud General Surgery Of
wLatever character il may present.
HERNIA COR RuTrURE)- lie Will perform "Lahius
operation for the rEdiual lcnmpetr) Of Hernia,
little or no pain Uut onany hundred operated upouin
Boston there has been failures. having met the
perfect appreciation of all whohavc submitted toit
ARTIFICIAL. EN- ES-Will insert artificial Eyes Civ.
ing them the motion and expression of the natural-
They are iusertt with the least pain.
HEMURRUOIbS. (Piles,)-This troublesome disease
is readily cured. Those suffering romt Will do welt
to call
DR.. Up De Graf visits Wilkes Barre with view Of
building up permanent Institute for the treatment cf
the Eye Ear and General Surgery. The experience OF
more than quarter Of century in Hospital and gener
al practice he hopes, viii be sufficient guarantee ~
those who may be disposed to employ him,
Day II, lrGi--,r.
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go E'EGHI A4AEbgH1S!
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE,
Oldest Aegulator tor Females.
DIR. CUEEsGMAN's rLMAlEril.Ls

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE riiLs
VIII Immediately relieve without pain, AL dIapIlan.
nra u the rrlIpoc fscha:Pa Whrth arising from Ir
ldNd!Ou ur suppression. They a,t lih4 ChAGh I O.;
muNIhg the pam, that accompany difficult or mmodcr'
at ~ u,truutlun and are thn only sat. and re4r.h!e
remedy Tor iiushr. Sick Headache Pains III The tom
bach ana Sides Ppi alton ui the Heart, HrVUu, iru
pleasant and dangerous Objects Of unnatural cuubi
uun Of ilr sexual tune ions. In lhc w"rSt eases u
FIuOt Aibus or Whites, they effect a speedy rGTG.
U&. ClIEESEMAN'S > FEMALE plI.i.S,
t!arr been used over II Quarter Of tcntuiy, Ihry
arr uHtIrd rs the only safe ul rcurWIn" lntr
rdrIyd mrHstruatIon, hut La hes must bear ~ ni"t
that there Is one condition Of the Ienai" 'ri"m ,"
which tlc l- cannot be taken without producing u
peculiar result The condition referred to IS Prgnho1}
IN rrSGt, Miscarriage. such ~ the irresistible tea
dcucy uf the medicine tn restore the sexual functions
10 normal condition, thgl even tive reproductive no"
rr oi nature cannot resist IT, The! cannot do harm ~
aHy other way.
DR.. rLEEsEMAN's FEMALE PILLS
Are the only Medicine that arricd and single Lodi~N
have relied upon for maUy ycurs,uf rely upon now
HcWaro Of imuntuGri IErsG lIlls form the Finest
Preparation eyer put torW:rl with immediate and
Persistent FucCrss. DON'T ne DECEIVED. 1aEc
tGis advertisement 10 your Drugni-t and tel him !at
goa want the best Hrt Wust reliable lrmtig Medi- n0
IN the world. which l. comprised Ia
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS p!
Ghoy have received ana are row receiving lhe 5su-
elton Gf The most eminent Physicians IN america.
LNpLlClI DIRECTIONS with each GON,--lhn pIICc
One uUnL per hus, containing from 50 10 60 PINS
Pills sent by maIi promptly by Tcmltting the pIci
To the Pr"prciors, or an authorized Agent, IN cllraA
iuGI,. sold ~ druggists g,heruiIy.
NtiHiNu& Z, uILLYER Propric'0ra
- Cedar street, Sew NuTL.
- S"la IN f,oom'bTr, by E"cr 81 Moyrr, and y
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her, and takes ereut pains to visit any one tho,os
hears has anything like her case, and tries tn s
them TO come aud sec me. The next case is Miss ssg,
he I'd from Stamford, Conn Mrs Bartholomew g, Ct Ct
down TO see me, and she has been ever since ~ uee
house. When she flrst came to my feoms ~ ~ het
much emacated with adlstfcssng couqb snit,ins wac
qunniics Of blood examined her lnnas VIII ",Ee E
resprometer, and In all my practice never rn,m ,s
with one lung go far gone and the other iunp so % us
| could not give nuch encouragement I tIo,ei1 u
would die but TO my asionlsept the Pulmonie ,e
senweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills ali scen"d J. up
right to work. the lung Is all healed over icavimso w. 80
cavity as large as goose egg good npbotta a.
spirits, and has gained Thirty i've ponn 4, "ne W
weight She has some cough yet, vhirh L do nn ~ ln
think will leave her before June shouli tbint w. y.
would be of great interest to some unpreudiced phr
cican to visit these cases, particularly Miss srnh
or any of them who have been cured by my mpdicna'
They are numerous in New York but the above my
all differ from each other and my medicines nrc &
ing what represent they arc. they should Love n
crcdh and the afflicted know where and how thcv p,n
be cured ] H. StIIENCE ~ tuu"y
VI ". Schcnck can be found at his priucpaI ndico
No. ~ North 9th street, Philadelphia every saurdo
froms A. NJ, Until +. NJ, to rive advice fr,o ~
charges but for u thorough examination he charm
three dollars Price Of the PulmonicsS Syrup and ss
weed rnnc each Sl25 per bottle Sd the ialr ozan
Mandrake Pills 70 cents per box and for sale by s
Druggists aud Dealers. ."
June II, l-GI. y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
pure aud powerful Tonic, corrective aud alGIaiive
Of wonderful efficacy in disease Of the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS,

Cares Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Headache, Genera
Debility, Nervousness, Depression of spirits, Con.
stiPation, ColiC, Intermittent Feycrs, Cramps
aud Spasms, and all omplans of either
Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness
whether inherent in the system or
produced by special cIusGs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

NorHlSo that is not wholesome, genial and rcstura
tive IN is nature enters into iAs composition ofos
TE1TERfS STOMACH BlI'rERS This popular pre-
para,ion contains 10 mineral Of any Kind, no dcnd
botanical element; fiery CXcitant but it is comfy
/ ma ION of hG extracts of balsamic herbs and.
plants Win the purst ana mildesi OF all diiiusisc slim
utnts
1t is well to h. forcarmrd against disease and so far
the human system can be protected by human
against maadics engeudcred By an unWhOlesomu al
mnsphurc, impure water and other external causes,
! nos LETTERS BlITERS may be relied on as safe
gard.
In district, infested with trrcr and 9gnc it has been
found inialliblc preventive and Irresistible as
remedy and thousands who resort 70 it under appte.
henson ofauuttGc escape III" scourgo and thousands
who neglect to avail themselves Of it, protective ,ia.
ties in advance, are cured hy very brief course
This marvellous medicine. Fevrr and AENe patients.
after being pail with quininc for months in yHn mn
til fairly saturated with that dangerous aikaoid, are
! by the use Of liOSTrTTER's GilTERS.
The weak stomach is rapidly inviguraei and the ap.
petite restored y this agreeable Tonic and hence it
works wonders IN cases Of Dyspepsia and in less con.
irmed forms Of Indigestion. Acting gentle aud
painless appcrirnt, well upon the lIIUr IT also
invariably relieves the Constipation supcruduccd by
rlce.H action of the digestive and eccr,ivc organs.
Persons uf feeble habit liable NrrroHs .4bachs, lam.
ness d ,PiT'ts and rite @ LoHguor, tind prompt and
permanent relief from The Gittera The testimony un
! his points most conclusive and from hn!n Srx's
! The agony Of BiiIius Coiic il immcGa'eN as.uagcd
by single dose OF the stmulHnt, and by occasionally
fesortms to It; the return OF the complaint ma! be pre-.
/ vented
! As general Ton'c, uOsTETTEG's BlTTERs pro.
duce effects which must he experienced
before they eau be uly appreciated. lH Of Con
etitutiona 'aknc>s, premature decay aud drhiy and
dccrariude arising from Old age exercises tn clrc-
iir influence luthe cuuVd cent stages nf all scasrs
/ it 0prrut,- as dcghtiWl ,nyturgut. when the pow.
ers ot nniurc are rcluSed l. operates to reinforce and
rersahlis them. Last. bnt not 0-t, IL ibn 0ris ,au
stimu"nl being manufactured from sound and uuocu
materials and entirely FREQ from the acid clements
I present more or les IN all the ordinary tones and
! stuHiHchiCs Of the day,
/ No family medicine has been SO universally. and il
may be truly added dsSerrlay popular IN tho iutc!i.
gent portion Of the community, as uUSTETrEHs
J BllTERS.
preuatpl by
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

FTMALES-FENlAL
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE

Take no more Balsam Mercury, or unpleasant Mcdi.
rincs for unpleasant and dangerous diseases ilr,E-
bul!'' Extract Buchu and Improved Rose VAST cures
secret diseases IN all their stages. AZ uti, expense
ih't' or no change III diet No Inconvenience. aa no
exposure.
Ii causes frequent desire and gives strength 10 ri.
nate. thereby removing ObstructIOus preventing ana
curing structures OF the Urcthra Haying pain aud in.
namldrIon SO frequent in the Class Of diseases all
cNprng AL poisonous diseased and wurnoui matter
Thousands upon thOnsands vino have been the Vie.
tins Of quachs, aud who have paid heavy fees to be
cured IN snort time, have found they were deceived
astrngeHts" been dried up in the system 10 r.ak gt
in an aggrava!,d form, and perhaps after marriage
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17

LITERARY ENTERTAINmgyr.-P G.
W. Cook, a popular elocutionist, will
give entertainments, consisting of dra-
matte, pathetic, and humorous readings
from Shakespeare, Dickens, Victor Hugo
Longfellow, Hood, SAKE, Tennyson and
other authors, as follows "
In Poultney on Thursday, March 18th.
In Castleton on Friday, March 18th.
In Rutland on Monday, March 2lst.
The following notice of his readings.
we take from the Armenia, IN. w
Times:
The best literary entertainment which
has been given in this place for long
time, came off Tuesday evening.
g. w. Cook, who has won deserved
celebrity as Shakspearian and poetical
reader, gave series of literary readings
as before announced. Pieces of senti
ment were read with pathos and ex-
preston which only the highest art
could reach. Successful as these efforts
were, in those where humor and gro
tesque effect were aimed at, he proved
himself perfect MASTER
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17

"VESTTLLATIoN" OF FEDERAL Plans
The Washington Republican said, be-
fore the result of Kilpatrick's raid was
known, that it did not anticipate any
great results from his expedition for
the reason that there was n want of
secrecy on the part of those who set it
on foot.
The Republican said, "a large num-
Der Of ladies have been living in camp
during the winter, and every secret of
the service seems to have been impaired
to them. At the grand ball given by
the officers ofthe Second corps, on the
evening of the odd of February, the la
dies were discussing freely and talking
enthusiastically about projected expe-
dition of Gen. Fitzpatrick. A gentleman
who attended the ball informs us that
his indignation was excited at hearing
the woman giving openly the details of
the plan which is now being tried. If
the plan fails 1t will not be for lack Of
g ventilation"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17
Local aud S,a,e itcm.

WENDELL PHILLIPS IN RUrLASp.-Our
readers will be glad to learn that Wen
deil rhiliips is expected to deliver his
lecture on Reconstruction" at the Town
haii In this village, on Tuesday even
ing March 29th. An admission fee of
20 cents will be charged, and the pro.
ceeds OF the lecture will be devoted to
the benefit of the Sanitary Commission
Ihe bare announcement Of lecture by
MIR. Phillips will of course be sufficient
to I'LL the hall to overfowing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17

BURR AND BURTON SRMINARY.-It will
be noticed by an advertisement in an
other column, that the Burr and Burton
Seminary is soon to be reopened under
the charge Of Mr.. Bascom, at Manches-
ter. During the few months suspension
of the School, a large addition has been
made to the Seminary building the old
building has also undergone thorough
repair; new furniture has been procured
for the students rooms, and everything
has been done both to increase the accom-
modations and to render the School at
tractive and profitable to all desiring to
avail themselves of its advantages. Mr.
Bascom, the principal, and Miss Laura
d. Strong, the preceptress, are expert
enced and accomplished teachers. The
former was for some years tutor in Mid
dlebury College, and subsequently prin-
cipal of the Pottsdam and Keeseville
IN. W Academies. The latter was for a
time preceptress of the Middlebury Fe-
male Seminary, where she was very
successful and acceptable teacher.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17

Ihs OLDEST BATTERY.-Ihe Oldest Dat
tery In the service is reported to be
Light Company c." of the Sd U. 8. Ar
tlllery. The battery was mounted in
1883, and was commanded by Ringgold
at Palo Alto, 1t is now commanded by
gallant Vermonter, Captain Dunbar
Ransom, son of Col. T. b. Ransom who
fell at Chepultepec, under whom it serves
in ktlpatrick's cavalry division in the
Army of the Potomac.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17

RAILROAD DETENTION mail train
on the Vermont Central Railroad, due
In Burlington at So p. NJ, on Friday
last, did not reach there until 10 p. NJ,
ON Saturday, The detention was caused
mainly by break, occasioned by the
late rains, on the Northern Railroad,
near Danbury station--The water cut
out place where the track crossed
deep ravine, more than 100 feet long and
90 or IS in depth, and swept through it
in torrent carrying away tons of the
embankment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17

AN ORIGINAL EXCUSE FOR MURDER
Some prisoners in the building opposite
Castle Thunder, Richmond, according to
the rebel papers amused themselves re-
Gently by throwing bits of plaster on
the sentry on guard under the windows
of the building. Not stopping this on
request, the sentry fired up at the win
dow. A detective by the name of Woot-
ers, and several other officials about the
Castle, then went up into the building
to see if any one had been hurt On get
ting up to the room into which the
shot had been fred, Wooters approached
the window and looked out, and the SEN
try fred at him, the musket ball enter
ing his left eye. Wooters fell at the
crack of the gun and afterwards died.
The sentinel said he fired at Wooters be-
cause he thought he was Yankee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17

CONCERT AT CAsTLEToN.- has
already been made in our columns of n
grand Concert of vocal and instrumental
music, which has. been in course Of pre-
paration under the direction of DR.. r.
Button, to be given at the Town Hall in
Castleton. We are now informed that
the Concert is to take place on Thursday
evening March 18th. Among ot.er skill
fui musicians to be present, we learn
that Mrs. r. W. Lathe of Troy, is expected.
A great variety of excellent music is
promised, and it will without doubt re-
pay all who can, to attend. Citizens of
Rutland can leave here on the 5 O'Clock,
Pm. train, and returning, leave Castle
ton at 8 20 P. M.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17

The SEVENTH REoIMENT-A letter
from this regiment informs us that re-
enlistments have taken place as follows:
Co. c, 36 ; Co. d, 54 Cos. +, G, and |,
nearly all. Co. +, all but three. Cos. II,
and X, all. The other Companies he
does not mention. We understand that
the regiment is expected home in June
on furlough giving them a thirty days
visit in the State.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17

Tennessee Union soldiers are avenging
themselves on secessionists who perse-
cuted them after the war broke out by
shooting them down whenever they get
a chance. Several instigators of rebel
iion have thus met with summary pun
isnmene ior their treason, oppression
ana tyranny. The military authorities
are making active exertions to put a
stop to this unlawful mode ofldealing
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17
War Items,

The President has promulgated an or
der retiring Maj. Gen. Halleck, with
thanks, and naming Lieut.. Gen. Grant
as the Commander Of the Armies of the
United States, the headquarters to be
at Washington, and ,eiM the Lieutenant
General IN the .fela. Mai Gen Halleck is
to be Chief of staff under the Secretary
of War and the Lieutenant General
Maj. Gen. W. 7. Sherman is to command
the Department OF the Mississippi, which
is to embrace the Departments of Ohio.
Cumberland, Tennessee, and Arkansas.
Maj. Gen. Mcpherson is placed in COM
mand of the Army of the Tennessee.
1t is understood that the President, in
making recent important assignments
to military commands in the West, has
been guided solely by the suggestions
of Lieut.. Gen. Grant, who recommended
Gen. Sherman for the command of the
Military Division of the Mississippi, and
Gen. Mcpherson for the command of the
the Department of Tennessee. Both these
officers are juniors in rank to Gems
Thomas Hooker, and Slocum, who COM
mand only armies in the field, o. corps.
The work of reorganizing the army of
the Potomac is proceeding this week.
The number of corps will be reduced to
three-the first and third being absorbed
into the second, fifth and sixth-to be
commanded respectively by Maj. Gems.
Hancock, Warren and Sedgwick. This
will make three very strong corps.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-03-17
RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1854.
From the Daily Of March i6.

CoPPERHEADs ON RAIDNG.-We no.
ticed yesterday the remarkable change
which has come over the rebel Judgment
OF raids since they have been INDUCED
In by federal troopers, and especial
ly since the startling proximity to Rich
mond attained by the "barbarous" Kill
patrick and his monsters" The mat
ter is worthy of mention again, as af
fording another illustration of that re-
markable sympathy or, if preferred, we
will say of accidental coincidence which
has often been observed to exist between
copperhead and rebel views of the same
matter. Ii viii be remembered that
when Stuart's cavalrymen and Hamp-
tons "legion" and Mosby's "men" and
Morgan's raiders were dashing about
al hbttum in our lines, consuming stores.
cutting telegraphic wires, breaking rail
road connections, and seeking whom
they might "gobble up" eopperhead ad-
miration of the gallant raiders was hard
ly excelled by the rebels themselves
1t is due TO the copperheads however to
say they found it incumbent on them
selves to express much sorrow and
chagrin that our cavalry was devoid
of the daring and brilliant element
necessary to reciprocate these close at
tions of the rebel cavaliers. Now the
time has come when this successful en-
terprise seems to have changed sides
and we have seen the striking altera-
tion produced in southern opinion of the |
legitimacy of raids and the character of |
those engaged in them. And the afore- |
said sympathy" or coincidence" con- |
sists in the fact that the leading north |
ern copperhead journals have been
struck with a simultaneous conversion |
and discovered that raids like Kilpat-
rick's are without profit, of injurious ten
dency, serving to embitter the affection
ate rebel heart against us and of bad
'morar' effect Moral power" and |
"moral effect it should be observed, are
the forte of the great peace democracy.
Like the immortal Pecksnih. they are
unless moral.