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Washington telegraph., 1865-07-12

as piece of abstract policy? Not =
whit more than YOU or yours. As :
matter of option. We ho'd it an Ill
advised policy, both as tn the negro, his
master, and the substantial inter. SIS Vi
the couit~y at large
Dismiss, then, all We people. thrs,.
suiky chickering's Bury tn deal pas
and begin 10 address Yourselves to facts
Il you find them. Or tntv find you. III.
man who wastes his time lib 1nnping anu
complaints. and sending Ill l.itris of Ill
vtctiv.s and fault finding, j. bent only
upon Illustrating the sagacity Of the
preacher v hen he said. BRAY a fool in 4
mOr'ar. ald he viii never BE- wist. If
man were sentencsd To lose bis leg.
would he refuse he assistance of sur
ge e,n or an artificial limb, because hs
thought the penalty undeserved or the
iahiutiom unwisu That would be tht.
Course of those who are now wasting
their brraill and ink IN lamentations. ar
g.nen an protests; but true wisdom
81 Is - lei not the loss disable you and
prorr your uin- Accept the inevitable
fiat Of The power. that he, and coop rate
wish the Government tn remedy the mis-
chief - much = possible Come one,
come all to this week. Now our poi
ties Will have syni- marrow in theis.
N"N nlr future ASS rmhlymen viii settle
questions and difficulties affecting The
seal af our household. Now We must
ceasr 10 elect representatives PR foice
Of l's..y anl tobacco Now We have
got to ta!..h aAd to work, AID do both
wisely. ---- -- -
Washington telegraph., 1865-07-12

The Fortress Monroe correspondent of
the Philadelphia Inquirer. :3.h, says
that for some time mutinous spirit has
existed in the colored cavalry brigade
belonging to the 25ih corps. the men de-
claring the government had no light to
send them to Texas On the 18th. when
on board steamer. this spirit Of discon-
tent took the form OF open mutiny. when
a vessel was run up to one Of the wharves
of the fortress for assistance Two com
panies Of the 3d Pennsylvania artillery
were sent aboard, and the mutineer.
brought ashore and disarm.d.
Washington telegraph., 1865-07-12

In answer to an inquiry from the In
dependent Order OF Odd Fellows. the
commissioner OF Internal Revenue de-
cides that ODD Fellows travelling cards
and withdrawal cards do not require a
revenue stamp. they being held to be
nothing more tLal letters of recommen-
dation
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-15
Wilkes Booth the Pre-
sident's Assassin.
Stewards Assassin Els
capped.
No CaAel3S gtiola in Nash
Vile,

WAszmoroT,A A ril 18th, 1904 NJ Tho
President was sh0t in the Theatre TO
night; he ia perhaps uAortaliy wounded.
2ND DIsrLToH, The Presid emit il not
expected t. live through the night he
Tas sbot st tbs Theatre. Secretary Sew
ord was aiso aasassinated, No arteries
were cut,
WASHINGTON, April iJ.--PFesident
lincoln and wife with their friends
this evening visited Ford's theatre for
the purpose of witnessing the perform
ance of American Cousin. II was an
nounced in the papers that Gen Grant
would also be present, but he left by the
Late train Of cars for New Jersey. The
Theatre was dsnsely crowded and every
body seemed delighted with the scene
before them. Daring the Sd act and
while there was temporary pause for
one of the actors 10 enter, the sh&rp
report OF 8 pistol was heard which
merely attracted attention but suggest
ed nothing serious, until man rushed
TO the front Of the Presidents box
waving 9 lorg dagger in his right hand,
ana sxeiais ing Slc Scmper IyraenSs,
end immediately leaped from the box
which was in the second tier to the
stage beneath, and ran across to the
opposite side Of the stage, making his
escape amid the bewilderment of the
audience, from the rear of the the atre
and mounting horse fled.
The screaras OF Mrs Lincoln first
disclosed the fact to the audience that
the President had been shot, when all
present rose to their feet, rushing to
the stage, many enchanting hang him
The excitement was Of the widest pos
sible description. and OF course there was
an abrupt intermissiGn Of theatrical
performances
There was rush toward the Presi =
dents box, when cries were heard stand
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THE REBEL FIENDS AIT WORK.

The attendant ia still alive but hopeless.
MAJ. Stewards wounds not dangerous. Il
is now ascertained with reasonable certainty
that two asssssins wero engaged in t1e hor.
ri b+a-a AFFAIR; Wilkes Booth being the ons
that shot the President, and the other. q
companion of his, whose name is not known
but whose description is 50 clear that he can
hardly escape.
1t appears from letters found in Booths
trunk that the murder was planneC before
the 4th Of March, but fsll through than
because the accomplish backed out until
Richmond could be heard from. Both and
his accomplish were at the Livery s able at
. o'clock last evening, and left there with
their horses about 10 o'clock or shortly be-
fore that hour. It would seem that thew
had for several days been seekiny their
chances, but tor some unknown reason Il
was not carried into effect until last pight
One of them has evidently made his wsv
70 baltimore tho other has not yet been
traced.
(signed) f. NJ. STANTON.
WARRINGTON, April I5.--Whou The er-
element at the thsatfe was at To widest
height, reports were calculated that secre-
tary Seward had also beeu killed. On
reaching this gentleman resid snca, q
crowd and military guard were around
its door, and on entering IL was asctrta;nod
thst She reports were based ia truth.
Everybody there was 60 excited shat
scarcely an Ineligible word could be
gathered, but the facts arc subatantiaIlv "a
follows; About ten o'clock, man rang
the bell, and the calI was answered oy
colored man,
He said he had come from DR.. Veer.
der, Secretary Stewards family physi-
clan, With prescription, at the sane
time holding in his hand small piece
Of folded paper and saying in answer
to refusal, that he must see tie Sec.
Rotary as he was Entrusted with
particular directions concerning the
medicine. Aestill insisted on going up
although repeatedly informed that no
one could enter the chamber, ha pushed
the servant &side aud walked has.
tity towards the Secrotary's room
he was there met by Mr. Fred Sew
ward, Of whom he demanded TO see
the Secretary, making the same repre-
sentation which he did to the seryant.
What further passed in the was Of col
loquy is not known, but the man struck
him on the head with billy, severely
injuring the skull, and telling him al
most senseless.
The assassin than rushed 10 thu cham.
bers, and attacked Mr.. Seward. tile pay
master OF the United States Army, Mr..
Hansel, "a messenger of the State Depart
montana two male nurses disabling them.
he then rushed upon the Gecretsry who
was lying in bed in the same room. md in
nlcted three stGbs in ais ueeGs but sevsriug
it is thought and hoped no arteries, though
he bled pzofuaely.
The assassin then rushed down staira,
mounted his horse at the dopr, and
road off before an alarm could he given
and in the same manner as the assas
sin Of the President.
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No Celebration.

We are requested by Mayor Smith
to state that in consultation " it'll
Gen Thomas, it has been determined
to stop the intended procession and il.
Nominations, in Nashville, this day, in
consequence of the terrible eventa de-
scribed above. Where Asgs are out
they should Do draped in black
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oach, give nlfn air, mas any one stinu.
lsnts' After there was bastyIexamina.
ton it was found that the President had
been shot through the head above
and back Of the temporal bone,
and that some Of his brain was oo2inq
cut. lie was removed to a private house
opposite the theatre, and the Surgeon
General of the army and the other sur.
geons were called 10 attend his condi-
ton. On an examination Of the orr.
vate box, blood was discovered on the
back of the cushioned rocking chair.
on which the President had been sit.
ting also, on the partition; and on the
floor common siugle-barreled pocket
pistol was found on the carpet, A mil
itary guard was placed in front of the
private residence to which the Presi.
dent had been conveyed. An immense
crowd was in front Of it, all deeply aux
ious to learn the condition Of the Pres
ident. 1t had been previously announ-
ced that the wound was mortal, bat all
hoped otherwise. The shock to the
community was terrible. At midnight
the Cabinet, Messrs, Sumner, Farms
worth, Judge Bates, Gov. OgIesby, Gen
Meigs, Colonel Hayes, and q few
personal friends, with Surgeon General
Barnes and his immediate as
sistants were around his bedside The
President wss in q state Of syncope,
totally insenslble aua bzeuiling Sow
ly. The blood oozed from the wound
at the back Of his head. The surgeon
used every possible effort Of medical
skill, but all hope was goue The pert
ing of his family with the dying Fresi-
dent is too sad for description, The
President and Mrs LiucoLn did not
start for the theatre till fifteen minutes
after o'clock. Speaker CoIfax was at
the White House at the tina, aud the
President stated TO him that he wes go.
ing although Mrs Lincoln had not been
well, because the papers had announced
that Gen. Grant WAS to be present, and
as Gen Grant had gone north he did
not wish the audience TO be disappoin-
ted He went with apparent reno
lance, and urged Speaker Colfax 10 go
with him, but that gentleman had made
other arrangements and with Mr.. Ash
mead Of Massachusetts,, bid him good
night
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, april
l5.--Maj. Gen. Dix. Abraham Lincnln
died this morning st % minutes pat I
0 clock, t. M. STASTOG
Secretary Of War.
New YoRK, March 10, 9 Am
Intense sorrow 10 depicted on all
countenances at the horrible eyents
that occurred in Washington last Rght
and the grief OF al good men is sopa-
rent everywhere at the death Of ID I.
President.
No flags were hoisted in this city this
morning until the state of the Pest.
dent was known, when they were III
placed at half.mast
People appear perfectly hOrrided, ana
the utmost rage is undoubtedly f.ls
towards all known secessionists XVI,
I rebel sympathizers.
WAR DGPAErxaSr 4 .l0A. NJ, Apr ls =
Maj, Gen. Dix:--The President eonsajo
ues insensibls and ia sinking. Sssre,
tary Seward remains without change
Fred. X. Stewards skull is fractured IL
| two places besides severe out oe TIE haxd
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BLOOMSBURG ACADEMY.

THE mex; Term Of his lnsiiinrion will
begin on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
1865. The regular prices OF Tuition range
from S5 so TO 81 so per Term ol Eleven
Weeks, to be paid al or before The middle
OF the term.
The usual extra charges will be made
:or German and French, and the various
Ornamental Branches
Il l. extreu e,y imporian, that The pupils
who shall ALI nd the School should he pres
pnf ai IiIe beginning of The term. or as snou
after possible, IN order In start regularly
wiih The clas- la all rase> tnI'ion will b.
charged ior The FULL TERM, nnless o'herwI-r
~ sp-risi previous agreement.
The PrinrIlai hse rad experience oi
wears In fearhina ihe Languages aud high
rr Malhen. aucs, we'll as The various
branches of "A substantial English Einra
lion, and will spare 10 effort 10 secure
rapid and thorough progress ia his pupils.
REV. H. RlNKER, A. NJ
August 9, 1865. Principal.
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CHEMICAL COMPOST,

The FerrliZpr AZ largely composed OF
animal mater. snch as meat, bone. f-h
leather aud wool. together wiih chemicals
and inorganic fprt,lizsrs, which decompo> -
the mass, and retain tie niirogenons ele.
mPnis.
II is very valuable fertilizer for field
crops eeHrTally, Ard esPecrailJ tor potatoes
and garden purposes.
L. excellent qualities, strength and cheap
ness, have made It very popular with ali
who have n-rd it.
COMPOSITE FERTILIZER.
This highly phosphate frrtilizrr is par
Iicularly adapted for The cultivation of Trees
fruits, lawus ani flowers. Il will promote ,
very vigorous aud healthy growth OF v ood
fru II. and LARGELY increase the quantity and
perlecl ne maturity of the irult For hot
hose and hou-ehold plants and flowers, it
will be found an indispensable article To Sc
cnrr their greatest perfection. il will pre-
vent aud cure diseased conditions OF the
peach and grape, aud is excellent Tor grass
and lawns.
II Is composed of such elements as make
il ada pied 10 the growth oil all kinds OF
crops in all kinds OF soil.
The luImala or method Of combining it,
constituent feuiliZing ingredients has re-
ceivpd the hiehe>r approval OF eminent
chemists aud scientific a1rIcuIIurIsls.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IN pursuance of an ORD er OF the Orphans
Couu oi Columbia county, on SATURDAY
The SEVENTH day OF October next, al ten
O'Clock in The forenoon Abraham Young.
administrator oi William + Roberts, late
OF Jackson tsp, ia SAID county, d"reased +.
will expose TO saIe, By public vendue, on
the premises,
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND.
sinale ia Jackson township. IN saId comfy,
adIolnug Hrurv HnTleman on the west.
Silas Nc Henry on The south. Daniel FrZ
on The east, containing TWENTY ACh ES
more or less. there is on The premises one
PLANK HOUSE, one and halt stories
high, ore other building. one story aud a
half high "a frame slahlr. abon fitIren acres
OF which is cleared lanu. Late The estate
Of said deceased, siiuale iE the township
of Jackson. and county aforesaid
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Bloomshnrg, Sept I3 1865
CONDITIONS OF >ALE
One fourth Of the purchase money less
twenty per cent. To be paid on contirma
lion nIsi, twenty per cent 10 be paid on
day ni sale, and The resIdue of The pnrch a-e
money 20 be paid in one year, with interest
from The confirmation ulsi Purchaser 10
pay for convey ancin9 and stamps.
ABRAHAM YOUNG Adnr
Sept. l3 1868.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

SUFFERERS WITH CONSUMPTION,
- ASTHMA, Bronchitis, or any di,ease
OF The ThroaI or Lungs, will he cheeriully
inrr ished, wiihouI charge, with The rsme-
dy hy HE use oi winch The Rev Edward
A. Wilson, oil Williamsburg New York,
was completely restored % health, alter
having sLffered several years with thar
dread disease Cnn>nmpi ion. To Cnn>ump-
tive sufferers thus remedy i<- worthy oi AZ
immediate rial. II viii cost uorhina, and
NAV br the means Of their prrec' res ora
tIon Those desiring Ih- ,sm- will ;.lra-p
address Rev EDWARD A WILSON los
Souih Srrond STrsI. NIihsm>bUrgti kth.s
Comfy. New Yo,k.
August 2, ls65-6x.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

IN ursnance Of al orde: Of the O-phan-'
ConIt of Colombia conHIy, on SATURDAY
THE 3O,6 DAY, oil SEPTEM BER, 1856, ar
10 n'..sork Ia the forenoon, Angus Us
EVERHART, Exscmor of the lat Will
aud Testament of Jacob Eserhari, late Of
Orange township, sad county, deceased,
will expose to sale by public veudue, or
The premises,
A CERTAIN MESSUAGE AND TRACT
OF LAND,
adjoining lands Of I-aac Hagenbnch and
Daniel VaudeT>l,cs on The east, Daniel e
Ent on The souih, Gro.g Oman on Ihe
ws.l, and John Ksim on The horIh. con
lsi..iug
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
more or less, sbnni EIGHTY ACRES OF
whis.h are rIears.i iasf IN good -s-te o.
cnliivaiion wnh = GOOD APPLE Orchard
ahous IS ACRES OF which j. fs>i qualssy
bo:,om lani, aud NEW BANK BARN
and HOUSE on de premises, anh never
falling Spring OF Water. late the es'ste. of
laid deceased. sitnase ia The 10 whship OF
Orange aud comfy aloressid
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
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81; 8 6 5 o, 90 81,
WORTH OF
WATCHES. CHAINS, RINGS. &c.
C. S. HASKlNS e. CO.,
SO Be,kmnn Street. NrW Yark.
offer irllo~ine inducements 10
RuYcrs Of Valuable

-
Having hren for long lime engaged
the Packet business, and established our
rppui alton for pr"hprress and reliability
aud possessing gn a. tAc'lrles Tor srIlIn"
JpU plfy Iu IhIs way We are corfiden; Iha
W. eau give satisfaction 10 all who ts-
di>po- pd 10 parrnntz- US
$3.50 600 WORTH OF WATCHES DIA-
mond Pins, Chains, g., To I've soId Tor Que
Dollar each, without regard TO value. aud
uor To be paid for uulIl you know what ynu
are 70 receive
JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LIST
OF ARTICLES 70 BE SOLD FOR ONE
DOLLAR EACH!
I75 Watches (hsndsomely engraved AMI
warranted perfect time keenPIs) varying
IN prizes from $50 90 10 Sl20 90 each.
ops Ladie~' wac che>, solid eold hunting
case, sos 90 each.
$50 Gen Ipmen's silver watches is 90
10 20 o. each.
900 Latest Siyle vest and neck chains.
sc tn 80 90 each
5 un0 G~r,'. California Diamond Pins
2 so 10 % 90 earh.
OG0 California diamond ear drops, 90
10 ! D 90 each
3 900 Miniature and enamelled gent.
,carf uIuS new 81, les, 90 TO Is 90 each
Z,UIU Nld>uHiC anu Rtury w ~
Ia 90 each.
500 Gnld hand bracelets, engraved and
plan. 3 90 to 20 90 each.
3 900 Jei ant Mosaic brooches, 90 10
20 90 each.
1000 Cameo brooches, rich patterns, very
tasty, 3 90 10 so 90 each.
4 5uO Fioren,ine and Lava pins the real
ariule. 90 In 10 90 each
500 Lava aud Flore Itine ear drops,
90 10 10 90 each.
8 600 Coral Ear drops. 90 tn 90 each
2 600 LadIt,' Chaiplsine chains, i-t and
aold. Is 90 ic 30 90 each.
600 Grui'~ pins, splendid assortment,
90 10 ) 90 earh.,
1000 SuiiIaIfp sleeve buttons ,en,iiely new
SrN b. 2 10 Ia 5 o. each.
3 900 Sud- aud sleeve buttons, in seis
vel, nch. 90 To- Is 90 each
5 600 Sleeve tutons plain enamelled
ant engraved, ? 90 10 3 90 zach
10 600 Pa,u aud handsomely engraved
ring>, ? so to 10 90 each.
s 600 S1rIne lorket~, double case, richly
engraved, 90 To l5 90 each.
is, 900 Sei- l4dits l-w-lry, new and latest
-IIl 90 To - 10 each.
2 600 Gold pens. aud handsome silver
rA,e- 90 tn 10 90 each
This entire lit oI nrauIilul and valuable
yond> u i'll he so d Tor Que Dollar E ,ch
c.. Ifica,es ui sll The above articles will be
piared IN envelopes, aud scaled. The-e
envelopes are ,eui bv mail, a ur iered,
without regard 10 ch5Ice. On The receipt
of The Certificate N''n will see what you
are In have. aud then u l. At your option 10
sent QUE dollar ~nd lake the article, or not.
tive Certificates can be ordered Tor 81;
eleven for So; Ihiny five Tor IS; sixty five
tor $40; aud one hundred for SIS We
will send single Certificate or he receipt
ui 25 ceu;s.
G. s. HASKINS & Co,
Bnx a270. 36 B-ekman ST., N 7.
Bloom burg, April 9Th. 1865.
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National Foundry.
EsIOOni>bnrg, Columbia CT.

l'ne snbSritJr, proprietor of the st,,.
named esi ensive establishment, i r-ss
prepared 10 receive orders for I'll kiiid- ii
machinery, tor COILERlES BLAST FIR
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES. MILLS
rHRkSHIMG MACHINES &c, &c.
He - also prepared TO make Stove.. ~
>ize- and patterns, Plow irons, and e.s.i.
hing usually made in tirsi-class Fouudur-
HIS exisn>ive facilities and prartrsi
workmen, warrant him in receiving - =
largest contracts on the most reasonai;a
terms.
~ Grain Of all kinds will be taken III
exchange for castings.
CV This establishment is located n.sf
he Lack wanna Railroad Depor.
PETER BILLMEYEK
Bloornsburg, Sept. q 1863.
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EsTERPRIriSc The MethoIisl congrega
ton Al ihIs place held meeting The other
evening TO solicit funds 10 educate Negro
Ministers, and are now begging contriou-
lions 10 pay for parsonage. We suggest
that il would increase their subscription and
congregation Ieniold, il rhey would pledge
themselves that after the present iucum
psnis term expires The Pafsonass aud pol
pit should be filed by q man who prssskes
'Christ and him cruci6ed," and NOT. Negro
Equality
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administrators Notice.

II FILTERS Of administration on the esia'e
AZ of William K. Shannon. late oi Scott
township. Columbia County, derea-ed,
have hesn erauied by the Register of said
connty, 10 " ellington n Eni, residing in
the township aud comfy aforesaid. All
persons having claims against The estate
of The deeedenr are requested 10 present
them for payment 10 the administrator /;
and those indebted 10 The e-taie will make
immediate payment TO
WELL iNGTON II ENT,
June 90, 1865 S3 Adm'r.
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The indow or avenue 10 any window
where The same NAV be- holden or shall
ilnously distnrb the peace OF such elPc-
lion, or shall use or practice Intimidation,
threat, iorce or violence. with the de-ign
or influence unduly or overawe any eleoior
or prevent him from voIing, or TO restrain
The freedom of choice, such persons on
con vicii on shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding five hundred dollars, 10 be inn
prisoned for any time not less than one nor
more Than twelve months aud IL II shall be
shown 10 The Court where the iIIal OF such
offence shall he bad, that The person 80
offending Was not a resident nj the CITY,
ard ar districr where lh- sad offence wa
romrnIued and nor euiHled 10 Ioue iheteir
on conviction, he shall DE- sentenced 70 pay
fine 1907 ess lua8 one hnpdfed or more
.hsn one thou-aad dollars and be impfls-
oned not less ihan s;x months nor more
lhan TWO Years.
Given uuter nv hand al ray Office 10
Rioonsburg, thi= II N day Of Sept 1858
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff
Sept 20 1868
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Lost.

nN or ahont tie middle OF An2nsi 1865
- ihe undersigned lo-I M Beaver Iwp.
or that rsiahrorho"d. STATE DRAFT,
t.f Ibe SchroI appropriation nj sand Iawn
-h,p, 10 Ihe amoum OF EIGHTY old dol
lars The public are caDt,Dnrd against The
pay inrni OF said Draft, as the iawn-hiI,
~ onid not receive any henef: unless an
other Draii be procured or the money on
the original one be rightly applied. The
Draft is drawn payable to the undersigned
JOHN FRY,
Pses't SchonI Board
Beaver. Sept. 5 1865. Beaver twp.
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A Card q the Suffering.

DO YOU WISH TO BE CURED? If
so. SWALLOW two or three hog>head< OF
'-buchu :" Tonic Birers. - ''Sarsaparilla,' .
sNervous AntidnIes," &c, &C., &c., and
after you are satisfied wuh the re-nii then
nv on. hox of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PlLI.S-and be re-
sIoIed ~ health aud vi9or in les Than Ihir:y
days They pnTeiy vese able p'ea-tn
70 take. prompt md -alutarl ~ their effects
q" me broken DOVE and -hsusrsd. cou>ti
mtion Oh ana Touna can ks Them with
advantage U6 BUCHAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PILLS C.urs in i-ss;ha0 81 days,
the worst eases CT NERVOU$N E~S, lmEo-
tedcy, r;euainfe Decay Seminal Weak
rp-s, Is-aniy aud eli U!i a'y. S-XEai sud
Nervous Affections, TO mater from wha'
ranse ptoducrd. Price. 0 g Dollar per bux
Sent, rosipaid, by mall, OH recrip' of al,
or.Ier ADDRESS, JAMES ) BUTLER,
No 429 Roadway, New York. Gen Agent
p S-A box sent 10 any address
csipf of price-whirh is One DoHGT-pos'
free ~ A descriptive Circular sent or
application July I9 1865 -sw.
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A. g. LoscaKEs. Secretary OF the STATE
Agricultural Society, will please accept our
thanks Tor complimentary ticket senl ~
Understanding that that Society has become
Aboliiion;zsd, we shall not counier ance The
concern sufficiently to attend. We saw II
announced in sope oi our exchanges that
ihs exhibitions were 10 be spicet up with
Abolition harangues.> Quite an idea! L.
won'i pay Snoddy is on the downward
road.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-09-27
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