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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
TINMARE \ STOVE SHOP.

TIE undersigned respectfully informs his Old friend
and customers, thar he has purchased his brothers
interest in the above establishments aud the wills
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively.
A lie has Just received and offers for sale, the l0rg
2 est and most extensive assortment Of ANCH
kUmN STO YES ever introduced into this market.
~ His stock consists of complete assortment OF
he best Cooking and parlOr stoves in the market togcth
er with stove Fixtures of every description, oven aud
Boa stoves Radiators Cyndar Stoves Cast Iron Air.
Tight stoves Cannon Stoves, &c &c StOVepipe and
lnwafe constantly on hand aud manufactured 20 order
All kinds Of repairing done as usual on short notice.
The patronage OF old friends and new cu5tomsts re
spt clfully solicited A. EGpEkI
hlOonlsbuIs g. November Sd lo60.-tC
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

The ATLANTIC CABLE The mail from
England brings report, on good nuLhori-
ry, that tho Great Eastern will at once be
despatched from Shcerncss to Ncwfound-
aud The object is to fish up on the way
the fragments ofthe discovered cable, which
it is hoped will be recovered hy means Of
graphing and buoys. The promoters Of
the enterprise in Eng'aod or9 determined
to lay another cable next year, makiUg
use Of the recovered portions oil the old
one.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

THE negro -shodiy org,us, forgetting
that they owe only grattudc to the gallant
soldiers, have already combined to mis-.
represent, abu.c and vilify the D,mocratic
soldier candidates. In pleasing contrast
with their low conduct, the Democra
journals give to Col, Campbell aud Gen.
llartrcntt all tue Donors they have achicv-
ell in the war-Cvcn to the hanging Of Mrs
Surratt.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

THE only two soldiers Out Of eight nom.
inees constituting the RcpubIican ticket,
OF Clinton county, viz; Brown Tor Assem-.
bly, and Quiglcy for Auditor, have docliu-
cd the doubtful honors.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

6sy- The pardon Of the two Rupcrts,
recently convicted of murder in the Car.
Isle court, has excited great indignation
in that community, and Gov. Cur.in's
action is severely denounced.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

Rsay- 1t will require more than one half
million dollars to pay the general officers
assigned to duty under the recent general
order, This is monslrou' imposition
upon the taxpayers. The people want no
standing army of shoulder straps while
peace reigns--cspurially Of those politi,
cal holiday creatures who uever saw the
"fro in war times. Muster them out
and stop vast exp Of keeping them in
idlcuess
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

Gen. Humphrey has taken command of
Pennsy sylvania. lie is subordinate to Gen.
Meade - En-.
BY what authority has this General
Humphrey has "Iakcu command of Penn
sylvania p We thought Pennsylvania
was free, sovereign and independent
State, able to take care of herself She
She has a Governor, l. ogislaturc and
Supreme Court, aud has heretofore
been accustomed to manage her little al.
fairs in her own way, but now it seems
the leagues have lost confidence in heI
loyalty, and Humphrey is sent to "taA'
command" of her. What a humiliating
position for the mol bic Commonwealth
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

Ss5' There arc thirty four Offices of
honor and prof. in Huntington county,
thirty Que of which arc held 10y civilians,
three by soldiers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
" PS DE G r. a F F'S
EYE AND EAR iNFliIRARY,
(on the Square, Three Doors from steec's ilotel
WILKESBARRE, PA.

nNHiS INSTITUTION is now opened and
furnished in the most costly style. Reception,
Private and Operating Rooms large, convenient and
weIl adapted, The Surgical apartment contains The
Quest collection of instruments in this country, and
thus his faculties viii enable him to meet any and all
emergencies in practice lie will operate upon all the
various Cnrms of BIINDNnSS, Cataract, OCclnon Of
version of the Eyelids, PtrTyEum. &c. EC And Will
treat all forms Of sores, Eye GTanulcd Lids Opnceun5
the Curnca, and ScruulOus d. seases Of III" Eye TO-
gcher with all the diseases to which the Eye is SUD
lCct
DEAFNESS Will treat an the diseases common to
the Discharges from the EUr Noises in the Ear
tatarrh difficulty ofhraring total Da.incss even where
the Drum is destroyed. win insert Artificial one
answering nearly all the purposes of tho natural.
DISEASES OF rue 1iRONP.-Al diseases com
mon to The Throat aud Nose Will be treated
GENERAL SURGERY Min operate upon club
reet Hair lip, Ciel Palate, Fumors Cancers Enlar
ged Tenclls, &c Plastic operations by healing new
flesh into dcformed parts, aud General surgery OF
WhatevGr character II NAY present.
HERNIA (Or RUlIURE.r He viii perform "LapiuS
operation for the TgdiCa (COmpiutrl cure OF HERNIA
This is unqucsonaby perfect cure and Is oGhe WIN
little no pain out ou0h5 hundred UpcIated upohlh
Boston there has been idilgTes II having met the
perfect appreciation of all who have suhmlrGdloH
ARTIFICIAL EYES. iIiusert artificial Eyes CIV
sHg 'hem the motion aud expression OF thC natural
They are inserted with the least pain.
HEMORRHOIDS, (Pilcs This troublesome disease
readily cured. Those suffering iromit will do wei
10 call
br Up De Graft visits Wilkes. Barre with Il view OF
Auding up permanent Institute for the treatment OF
more than quarter of century Hospital aud gcncr
al practice he hopes, will he sufficient guarantee tc
these who may ne disposed TO employ him,
Mhy Ii, lo6i--tf,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
COL UMBIA DEMOCRAT,
BLOOM S 3 BURG I:
Saturday Morning, Sept I6, '65.


bs4y' Mr. G. II. Menglc, formerly Of
the railcy SPIRIT, has become associated
with Mr.. b. f. Myers in the publication
OF the Bedford G0scttc. Success to the
new firm.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
rpred aud nll yrpor restored


his distressing affection whiryrnutlcts life mn
tlabic dnh mRuiag" impossible Is the penalty pai
by the victims Of Improper mdulgriccs Young per.
sous ~" too apt 10 commit cAccSsCS frum not being
ovHrc ut the dreadful CuuscqucEcrs that may cnsr.
NOW, Wh" iha understand th" subject wil pretend To
tHuy thai the power Of prucrc Hli Is lost hy
thos" falling IHto improper habits than by III" piu
dcnt RrSid.s ing deprived the plea sure heal
try ott,priug the most serious aud destructive symp
Inns ut holh body aud mud arise The system he.
comes deiang"d The physical and mental tuuctInns
w"aNrned, Loss ut PrUcrcaiIvc power, Ncrvous I'M
ibuy, by-prp,H, Pdpit1tioH Of tn" Heart, Iu!Igps
uuu, Constitutional nchllity, Wasting OF The Frame
Cough, Consumption, Decay AMI Death.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. J. addressGs all those who have injured them.
epiVcs by improper indulgence and soiiarV habits,
which 'u'n both body aud mind unlituug them for
efhcf business, ~iudy, suClcty, or marriage.
Ihesc are some Of tn sad and mrldrChnl'y effects
produced by cnry habits of youth, VIZ Weakness of
the Back ANA luhS, Paus in the Head, nImuCsS OF
Sight Lose of Mu'rular Power, PaIpilatiOu of the
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous irralHbiiity, rangrmcnt
at the, digestive FUNCTIONS General Debility Symp
tolns df Consumption, sc.
bENTALLY II ne fearful effects the mind are mach
!" be Dreaded Loss of memory Confusion of Ideas.
DEPRESSION Of spirit, Evil Fnrbodings Aversto To
Society, self nslrusl, Love of SO Itudr, Tiidty&C
az" some of ,hG"vi produced.
Ihuusards Of persons Of all ages can now judge
what A. the Of heir drClIuIn. health losing thu
v,gor becoming weak. pale, ncrN ous and en- acuted
having singular appearalco about thr eye, cpush
Hll sNMIIIlnmlS Of IlIISh lMi ION.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
NlARR AGE.

Maui"d persons, or young men contemplating mar.
ruir. hcmE aware Of physical weakness urgtuIc de
bIiIty. dei"'mue-, sppIIily cured.
tie who places hImsclt under HE care of pr J. fay
IthgI0usy CunndC III his honor It's gentleman, and
cnnhdeutiy rely upon his SKIN rs physician
lnl q 4 n 1 :. 4 L ~ ~.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16

Member Of the Royal College OF SURGEONS London
Gududl" from Of the most eminent colleges IN the
United STATES and the greater part of whose life aas
hreu spent in hospitals of London Paris, Phila-
delphH, aud elsewhere, has pI"rtrd NJ the most
AstOn hug cures that were ever known many trO u
hlcd with IN the head aud ears when asleep,
great nervousness. being alarmed al sudden Sounds
bashfulness with frequent blushing, attended some
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
Dr. Johnson has discovered the most
YOUNG MEN

lis Ncialy, who have hccomG the victims Of SOLITARY
Nicr that dr, adll aud destructive habit which
ATTY sweeps to MI untimcly crave thousands OF Young
m,u oi the mu exalted talents and brilliant intellect
NlIo might otherwise have cnrahced listening Sen.
a',s With the ihundCrS Of C'OluCncc, walked to &c.
stacy the living Tyre, may call with Itl confidence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body the uo'i n,ces.
saly ruqu ,Itrs - promote cUnnubIai happiness In.
decd, wlhOHt these The journey through tC becomes
weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly dnrkeus
the view, the mind becomes shadowcd with despair
aud filled with the melancholy reelection mat the hap
pincss Of another becomcs blightcd With our own.
OfiGP, 7 South F|cdcrick Street,
eft.hRnd side ing from Baltimore street, fcw door.
from the corner. Fail not to observe name and mum
Der.
" No letters received unless postpaid aud con
tanning a stamp to be used uh the reply, "rsuns
writing should aud send portion Of advertise
mrnt describing symptoms
The Doctors Dplome hangs in his office.
Endorsement Of the Press.
The many thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty year, ani the numerous I'M
purlart Surgical operations perpr by d. JONAS
tom wnrs sed by the reporters OF Iha sun and many
other papers, notices oi which have appeared again
and again b. fore the public, besides his standing as a
gentleman OF character aud responsibility, is sum.
cicnt guaranty to the afflicted.
Skin Diseases SpeefRy twed.
Aprt -, lcG5.-ly
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
Baltimore, Md.
ESTABLISHED as a REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.

The OnIy Place achere Cure can be OBJ
tasNed.
Dr. Johnson has discovered the most
Tr,tain, Speedy, and only EIcClua Rrmcdy in ihc
world fnr Weakness Of the Back or Limbs Structures
Affections Of the Kidneys uud Bladder, involuntary
Discharges, ImpotonCy, General Debility, Nervous.
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low SPIRITS, CONFUSION Of
Ideas. Falritaiiun Of the Heart, Tudiy, Trembling,
pmucss vt sight or GIddiucss, disease of the Head
Throat, Nose, Or Bowcls-ihusc Trnihlc Disorders
arising from SOLITARY Habits OF Youth srcrct aud
solitary practices more fatal to their vctims than the
song ot Syrrns to the Mariners uf Uh sscs blightng
ihcir most brilliant hopes unCipaions, rendering
M rrIurc. NC., slhlp.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
VOLUME 80.

William Applomen one Of the Fort Tfflin
victims, as to The treatment 'bey expert
enced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-09

4 LEGISLATIVE AsS.-The Rererend
Mr.. Bien of Storey, who attained some
notoriety before he went to the Legisla-
rure is seeking distinction in the capacity
of legislative blow-hard. In his proper
capacity of Jewish Rabbi, he may be a
most leaned expounder of the Mosaic law,
and could perhaps have bettered that code
If he had been in Moses place; but as a
law-maker for the moderns, the Rev. Mr..
Bein is an Ass. He reminds US of "a
calls head-aIl CAB and CUTS" In the
matter of the State Printing Bill, Bein has
been peculiarly noisy, oficious and in
structive. A few days ago he informed
the House that "ten lines in a newspaper
is thousand ems" and on Saturday de-
clared that he would &" furnish the State
with the Statutes at the price named in the
bill for composition, thus giving the State
the price of binding, press-work and pa
per-" We have pronounced Bein an ass,
and will submit the case on the foregoing
declaration. The Reverend Gas-pipe is
fond of hearing himself talk. This will
give him chance to speak to question
of privilege"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-09

DISTRICT CouRT.-This Court met this
morning at 10 o'clock, Judge Burbank
presiding. The following gentlemen were
excused as jurors for different periods of
time: A. Meaur, C. ]. Prescott, H. Heu-
gent, J. w. Hemmenway, John O'Brien,
E. Willard, e. X. Hobbs, D. Haas.
State vs.. Robert Aiken-on trial under
an indictment for perjury. The following
jury was empannelled: R. w. Billet, w.
H. Barstow, G. A. King, w. B. Fleason,
D. o. Atkinson, o. H. Plat, F. P. Ball,
A. D. Hulshord, J. H. Gardiner, w. G..
Lansing, NJ. Levison and John n. Mills.
Cause on trial, and the case opened to the
jury by the attorneys. Before Judge
Rising: Barclay vs.. Carbray, Fulton in
tervenor-on trial before the court, the
jury being excused. Several witnesses
were introduced. The case will probably
occupy the entire day. Smith VS.. North
American Company-ordered that inter-
rogatories be settled as proposed by plain
tiff, and case set for trial on the 26th
instant. In the matter of the estate of
James P. Williams, deceased, a peti,ion
for hearing, was ordered continued un.
til Tuesday, 10th inst, and it was further
ordered that the order be entered nwnc pro
tune, as of January 9Th, 1864. Before
Judge Mesick The Court is engaged in
examining witnesses in thee of the Po-
tosi VS.. Bajazet & Golden Era Company (;
the case will probably occupy some days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-09
Constable Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Is out of the Justices Court of Gold Hill.
Storey county, State Of Nevada, attested by w.
n Hall, ], p, to me directed and delivered
for the satisfaction of Judgment in said court
rendered on the 18th day Of December,
1865 in favor of McLauglIn and Root,
and against the Milton Gold and SILVER Min
ing Company for 1921 s7.l0o two hundred and
thirty.one S7.lOO dollars and costs and accruing
costs, have this 7th day Of January, A. D. 1863
levied on and taken in execution all the right,
title claim and interest of said Judgment, debtors
the Milton Gold and Silver Mining Company
in and to the following described property to-wit:
All that certain quartz ledge, mining claip and
ground situated In the Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, State Of Nevada, known and DIES:
ignated as the ledge and claim Of the Milan Gold
and Silver Mining Company, owned and possessed
by said company, consisting Of one thousand
ii, OOO feet, more or less also an engine and
boiler and all the machinery attached theretoi also
a shaft two hundred 2OO) feet, more or less also
building over said shaft and machinery two ~
buckets; ID one lamp.rope, and alfimprovements
in and on said claim Notice is hereby given that
will expose for sale to the highest bidder, for u
S. gold COIN the said property, or so much thereof
as will satisfy said judgmentand costs, In front Of
the Justices Office of Gold HILL Storey county,
State Of Nevada, on Monday the Both day OF
January, 1865, beteen the hours Of ~ o'clock ~
and . O'clock Pm. w. H. BEGAN,
Constable, Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill, January 7, 1865 ja9'td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-09

3" WHAT AN ARMY CoRPs REouIREs.-
In the Army of the Potomac an army
corps of 10000 infantry has about 700
wagons, drawn by 1920 mules. Includ-
ing the horses Of officers and the artillery,
about 1000 animals have to be provided
for. On the march, it is calculated that
each wagon will occupy eighty feet, in
bad roads much more; so that train of
700 wagons will cover $4,000 feet, or over
ten miles the smbulances will occupy
about mile, and batteries three miles ;
thirty thousand troops need six miles to
march in if they form ore column; the
total length of the marching column of a
corps is, therefore, tcsnty miles without
including the cattle herds and trains OF
bridge materials. Impatient critics Of
army movements would often be more
lenient were they to familiarlze themselves
with the details Of the immense dimcuIty
Of organizing and moving large trains and
artillery. .a o."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-09

AGRICULTURAL STATIsTICs.-Fromt the
census returns for 1860, it appears that the
State of Illinois produced the largest
quantity of wheat and Indian corn of any
State in the Union. viz: 23,S3S,025
bushels of wheat, and ll5, l74,777 bushels
of Indian corn. Pennsylvania produced
the most rye and buckwheat; 5,474,7SS
bushels of the former and 5,572,0 24 of the
latter. New York produced the most
oats, potatoes, hay, butter and cheese.
Ohio produced the most wool and
wine; lO,6O8,927 pounds of the
former and 56S,6l7 gallons of the
latter. Virginia produces the most tobac-
co, and Kentucky the next largest guam.
tity; the former 1913, 968,3l2 pounds, and
the latter State los, l26,s40 pounds. Mis-,
sissippi produced the largest amount OF
cotton, and Alabama the next largest
quantity; the former l,2O2,6O7 bales OF
400 pounds each, and the latter 989, 1855
bales. South Carolina produced the most
rice, and Georgia the next largest guam
tity; the former ll9, 100, 1928 pounda, and
the latter 52,5O7,625 pounds. Louisiana
produced the most sugar and molasses {;
22l 1928 hogsheads of the former, and 49,
43S,772 gallons Of the latter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-09

TRour.-The existing law on fisheries,
in this State, prohibits the catching of
trout in the months of January, February
and March. This law was passed under
the impression that there were the months
in which fish spawned. But this was
mistake, as fish spawn the following three
months, or during the spring of the year.
Senator Winton introduced a bill on
Saturday last, which will remedy the mis-
take. It would be well, however, for the
Legislature to consult some Of the Tahoe
fisherman, so as to be certain as to the
length of time necessary, for the propaga-
ton Of our delicious trout. (About New
Years day, we purchased fine, large
Tahoe trout, which, on opening, was full
of eggs.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-09

PHoroaRAPH OF AN EDIroR.-The fol-
lowing photograph of copperhead editor
was drawn by master hand-by one who
is intimately acquainted with the miser-
able reptile, and who paints the dirty thing
to the life. 1t is from the pen Of Judge
Stone, of Tuolumne county, who has been
a lifelong Democrat until recently, when
he renowned his allegiance to that &C.
cursed party, and gave in his adhesion to
the Union party. Read it: ..e
There is one article would briefly no.
tice. 1t is Northern secessionist. He
wants an office, or he wants the fame oil
Southern chivalry-perhaps both. BE de-
sires it should appear that he is Southern
all over-hesh, bone, and muscle, in SEN
timent, and feeling, and sympathies. He
is sensible Of the misfortune of having been
born up North, and possibly away down
East, where they say "keow," but is de-
termined to make up in zeal for the igno-
miny of his birth. He is one of the class
that out Herod Herod. He swesrs by the
South, eats and drinks to the South, and
prays that when he dies he may go to the
sunny South, land if South means down
ward he will be very likely to have his
prayer granted.) He plays the toady, and
lick-spittle, and dirt carrier to everything
Southern; drinks to the health Of JEFF.
Davis, and damns the flag of his country
In louder key than any Of his clan-first,.
because his conscience reproached him,
and he tries to stiAe it by swagger second,
to convince Southern men-who are al
ways suspicious and distrustful Of North
ern man-of his soundness in their cause.
II a novelist should apply to me to point
him out some living subject combining all
the elements Of human shamelessness and
baseness, would at once direct him to
Northern secessionist, for cannot con-
ceiye of any lower or meaner object.
Toward Southern secessionist some char
ity Is due, for his strong sympathies with
his people and his kindred may well be
supposed to warp his Judgment. But the
other Is recreant to all natural ties--a vile
renegade from his people, his kindred, and
the land of his birth. llts,6 .
g
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-09
u. s.. Internal Revenue.
The Third, ElEhth and Eleventh Division
ofthe FIRST Collection District Of NeVnd dr.
.-~-I.Io ko anuufv af RfnrQV

The Third, ElEhth and Eleventh Divisions.
OF the First Collection District Of Nevada,
comprising the county Of Storey.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN lists Of assessments and Valuations subject
to FIVE PER CENT. Special Income Tax, for
the wear 1863, under Joint Resolution of Congress
to "Provide revenue to support the Government
and pay interest on the public debt" approved
July 4, 1864 made and taken by John o. Taylor,
+. B. Smith and John II. Barrett Assistant Az
SCISSORS of said Divisions of the First Collection
District, will remain open for examination OF all
persons interested, for the space Of TEN DAYs
from the date hereof, at the Assistant Assessor $
Office, No. IA, Medan Building, north street,
Room No. /, up stairs, between the hours OF III
o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock P. N. -. '.. 3 -A-..
Immediately after the expiration OF the said
Ten Days, VIII receive all appeals and determine
relative to erroneous or excessive valuations or
enumeratons made and taken by the said AssiS-
tant Assessors. .r .g.-.
All appeals as aforesaid must be made in writ
ing and specify the particular cause, matter or
thing respecting which the decision is requested,
and state the ground or principle Of inequality or
error complained of WARREN WATSON,
Assessor First District Nevada,
Ton y inQ