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, 1865-03-31

re- Burdsa1rs Arn,ca Lninent an iufalllble
cure for burns, scaEds, sprains. rheumatism, gun
shot wounds, paits In thu lin1bs md back, chill
blainf, &C. a single application allays the pain
family should be without IT, For sale by ali drug
1iats teg7-m930t
, 1865-03-31

pean ma1ts. Now is the accepted time. kavsg.-
lion will soon open, and what IL to be done mast
be commenced 1ulCkly.
, 1865-03-31

60 to the Best--Go to Bryant Strarton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical business education, or to hecome eood
Tor circulars; BREASr l. STEArToN. Chicago. Ill.
, 1865-03-31

srRucK 1LE.-Jule Hubbard, our late we'll
known taeeo profundo+ wno LEFT us few weeks
ago on fn:uc among the oil regions. writes that
he hes struck oil, and has been offered two hundred
thousand dollars for his chancez-it is worth
makipga NOTE of. The tenor Of the Information
will he highly satisfactory to his numerous
friends. pcne Of whom are bass enough 10 envy
him. But VIC aty1se him to srli out at the figure
named, and take ereenbacks, those kind Of notes
are taking alto reg,stes now: We preaume. now
that Jule has struck the lahricating clement he
will be able 10 eng In full Ls:ato-
, 1865-03-31

ITO RENT-A Store in one OF the
Acdress tor tree dsys, 2. o. Bc1 1851.
1pE1 1t.rEa
, 1865-03-31
LOCAL MATTERS.

Dr. Glen ent, Surgeon ChiropodIsf,
continues, With the eame euccees that always at.
trnds his practice. to cn5e Corns, b9nlIns, and all
rooms d !, up etaIrs. mh3t-pa31-it
, 1865-03-31

Bs1so Dows FopR Pa1crs.-gold has NOW 10,
, evuse r,mc been afty to sixty per cent cheape,
than 1t wss in mIdwiDter, yet the e1tra.agan
prices Of all kinds Of goods, based on thai iana
i'm If rs,nr, have rot been less. s.ncd. Our deal
err h;ye ur,ortuna,v.,v marked up their good
h,chc. and higher, With ever little advance IL
ta'e price Of cold. Giving as thelf sssson fhs1 "a
not show anJ disposition to ael ont tcir tavorIts
or yard, a when gold stood 1t "a.
pesl'Is excuse M The ,henselyes with the cry, I'VE
sell them for less;'' but they could afford 10 work
mp their PRICES OF ttocks on hand when gold >Wss
willing enouch to mike . large profit; thsy mnsf
now sear ema loss, whether willing Or not.
,stss gs gssGRs q5s vii, rot bay Il
foualy Of the folly Of charging cxorb1tant prtces.
Gentlemen M @ dealers, cut down to suit the times.
March. At this rate Of procedure, the bottom vii
he reached before moving day, aud tenants viii
bnd themselres on gold basis while paying renIs
psedicated On gold at a0l. Look ont for tnm5les,
, 1865-03-31

FaSt VI 1Ql4 fseue VIII b
found the usual Law reports. esctch ~ csn
ponstss' and the "yacat,pn Of Adams street"
Run ovEn.-A lady was rup over by hack yes
.e!s Eaav u front Of the TmBusE Office, aa bs dt,
~0uoA And MCe1c S7onE.-See advertiserne en-
On afa page Of good stand In the corn,ry tn
sale. A' ~
M1sa FANNY D. PR1cE Is at the New Nst;o,s
IN cincinnati, where she has crea.ed ou,ta IN
fore The pFrss Of that city Is loud N her praisc
NORTHWESTERN FA1R,-A most1n~ of .4b,
Friends OF Progre4s will be- held at tbc s,n,.a., ~,
: Commiss1on Rooms th,s FrId&v af,ernoon ~ :
aoe&' b3 order Of the Committee. ~
sxuous Acc1pEkr-A tatior nansd John Vel.
tef was seriously II mol fataI, injured On Thu.s.
Gay, ~ falling from the balcony OF the Naval Re.
GTuit'ng Rendezvous into tic baa:mrnt below.
Lie "as intoxicated.
D1sonARoED.-Johnw WILKINSON, who las been
under arrcst for several days, charged with the
1oafaef OF James Martin, On tho the 18th oi De-.
Smber Last, WAS Yesterday examined and dia-
charged; None Of the witnesses coula 1lentIiy
hlm as the person who hred the fatal ahot,
KE11T q L1on's M1xsrnErs are travelling
around the. Stale, driving crowded houses whe1-
cTer they uppear. They v1eit Aurora on Friday,
and Joliet on Saturday OF this week. They return
e Cn'csso, open ing the Academy Of Music, on
Monday night.
AcnbocH-Those Of our readers who enioY a
good thing, and ne are happy 3s.y We have m,nv
Eucl4+ arc referred to the programme in another
ToiuE,n Of the readings of James E. Murdoch.
= ~. e. .rleht. ut Bryan Hall. Go early II yon
WED TO get Go~d sent
ps'T TAx--The tnmatcs Of No. 27lx Wells
steel who were arrested on Wednesday night,
WeFc yesterday lined BIZ each In the rostce Court
They paid promptly. The total annun, WIS S.s5
-sather hcssy tGx for one cstabllshuent to
pas.
MOVEMENT OF TRooPs,-A detachment Of
ecvcnty men belonging to the 51st Wiscon~tn In |
Iant1y passed through This city on Thurrday NOR |
ming on their way to Benton Barracks, where the
remainder OF the regiment will rendezvous a: |
xoou as mustered io!0 the service.
a uoEK n TIE CoUxyEY.-Wec CAL attention OF |
cunnoisseurs In rcsal affairs tn the advertisement
o! Dr.. Kerntcot', Of beautiful suburban resl-
depcc" fJr ea1e. Itfs 4 gem in its wNy. within /
twenty minute4 ride Of Lake street eta Hyde Park
train, end worth much more than lha price set |
upon It 10 uny one who can appreciate beanuial |
AMEHcAx NAHurAcrCnEs.-We cannot too
often or too strongly assure the public that the
uadley Company spool thread Is fully equh to
the hest imported thread, and that all truly patri
olc ladies ought to give the preference t. an
American 0ade article, rsthcE than the English.
II is for .aie 10 the trade BY Messss. Hunt, Bar
bour g. haley.
THE RrTueEEs.-chap'ain J. H. Lcard arrived
in this city On Wednesday, with thirty dcstitute
.rhS1drrn from Enr4 Smith ArEanaaa ronaS,,,ad
, 1865-03-31

Non'uExs7Ens fA1a,-A moetinc Of ~tba
fraenos Of Progress will be held at tbe san.tn,y.
Cs1mmss1on Rooms tins FrId&y aflernoon at .
O'CLOCK. By order Of the Committee '" ~
, 1865-03-31

Rest, Health and Comfort to Mother
and GhIld.-Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup,
tor children teetl,lag, soflcns the gums, reduces
Inflammation. n1lays all pain, and cures wind collie
Perfectly cafe in alt cases. NE wonld say to every
mother who has suffering child. Do not let yous
tween yo1 and your suffering child aud the relief
th.tw1il he eure-yes, absolutely sure-to follow
the use Of this medicine, II timely u:ed Thirty
Eve cents bottle. mh27-o7il .a1tMWkF
, 1865-03-31
Ql1lfa9o Grtbn11f.
THE CITY.

s1nE.-on ~ third page Of this issue Will be
1oaaa Tue nsaa Law reports, efctch Of Camp
s4Ss' aaa tae SAcat4pn Of Adams street."
, 1865-03-31

hiss FAK1F D. PR1cE is at the New Nationa,
IN Cincinnati wherc she has created quite ID
1ose. 3he prss Of that city Is loud III her p.afsc
, 1865-03-31

ARREST OF SUBSTITUTE BEoEERs.
Miller, Sherman, and Constable Geainy LAST even.
ing arrested a couple Of substitute broke.s from
Warren county, Pennsylvania. named John Rsn.
no and David dllsberger. The sranpa had oh.
tanned thirteen recruits and were Just entering
the cars when they fell into the hands Of the
Phflisuneg. The rendezvous was st lager heer
saloon On EanBuren near Sherman street. Their
arrunct ments ftr obtaining men were most com.
plcse, and 1t - proba ole that very large number
o1 men have been sent AWAY,
, 1865-03-31

noN osER--A lady was rnn over By hack yes
injured. 'AA01"1 o41se' aa1 psals
, 1865-03-31

ska1ous sAcc1nEk7-A eaiior namsd John Vel
tef was seriously mol fata1I, injured On Thurs-
day, ~ falling from the balcony Of the Naval Re-
GTnltmg Nendezroua into the bass1nrnt below.
He Hae 3utpf1cated "'
, 1865-03-31
a3tt1lHRt11&tlt9.

nFcVICKER'E THEATRE,
N1 MAdieon HeEtet. between Stats sad Deaybo-n
Bux once open rom 10 70 and rrora so5 O'Clock.
SEAS cs3 ID one weeS IN advance poors
~ dock; performances to commence Al Il oEscf
, 1865-03-31

ConEEcuox.-The funeral ceremonies Of Mr.
T. 6. Smith will take place st o'clock to-day, IN
stead Of yesterday, as noticed under city items In
yesterday & Issue.
, 1865-03-31

REFUSING TO Assist An OFr1cER-Jerry Mon
roe IVES on Thnr.day complained of By officer
Powers for refusing to ase'at him IN making an
arrest when ordered to do so. II Is Eald that te
accompanied the refusal with very abusire l1n-
eCace. His examination was continued until to-
morrow, bail being dxed at $3.50.
, 1865-03-31

H. and bRaen7ent brick dwe'1tng hou4e No. s ParK
Row Apply to J. G. He IL, 4f South Clark street.
mh2scSs1lw
TOR SALE-Two Brick House,,
Nos. 210 and 212 indiana avenue $50 test 3e
ey lEs teet In oeptp. Fr Inquire b. letter
nfdrfe5e1 10 Boz 3I1G New York, or per -onaty st
80 Fey holds Hocks Chic .g0. Tnf230Fe29t
TOR SALE.-Rel E state
IL BAIRD d BRADLEY.
n v. oIt& Z PRA!hiE AVENUE end Twenty
sixth FtYeer-ts4xi72. 1850.
CALuMET AVESt-E, North Of Hardln Pace, East
1r6nt, l:8 feet o. er-$23 pit foot. -
HARDIN PLACE. Nc. Lets. South Eont-$a3 per
n. v. CORNER PRAIRIE AyEN.E aad Tw.n.y.
nth street-991i25, b. ant ful Lct. $5nu.
NOh7H LAsAALE STREET. File dusp lots-sey-
fTal GernetS 40 to $lco per lont.
NlCk L3l s MEAL Ct tf LIMITS, cce block frc1n
Hoese Railway. Els 10 $40 pe1 to4t
RESIDENCES In all paris Of iha city from $500
upWsrus. =:
Lana Agency mad Zeal Estate ohiee. Cor; LaSs .nd
IaSallt ssr- eta- uh21.oill5s
, 1865-03-31
Ru11Iko.-Forty.three men we're secured


Total dencit-- ................--.-.....aaSS7 aSS7
Total enlistmcnts since jan. L E65.... 2.9tJ
Recruiting in Chicago for New York is s,,d to
huve ceased yesterday; 1t was about due. New
1crk has oiled 1nfge sh2re Of her Qaot2 here,
thanEe 10 the brokers.
AMusEaEsgs.-Guy Mannering will be pro-
duecd at the Museum twocvcnIngs and one after
noon more.
Maggie Ni1che11 is Queen OF hearts at McYicker's
In the Pearl of S4yoT end Kindred plays she Is
approachahle.
Mosr.s and WI1son will give two more enter
t2inmente at Smith i Sr1on's Hall, this and to-
morrow nigs,ta. This Is nn excellent troupe.
Arlington Is holding forth ut Metropolitan Hal
might, and conc1udet on saturday night fur the
present.
simmons 4 Fasini closed their exhibitions IN
Chicago last evening. Simmons cut of his head-
II hnra
, 1865-03-31

GILBERT j. SAMPSON,
~ GENERAL ACCT1OSEERs, 81. IS h n Dear.
bo1ns ChicAso: III We glve Our personal attention
as.us sa;esreon.: ~ !artiss 1reaklns ~ hoqsesesp.
posnG OF their goods. t>nr regular safe da Fur.
ntsure tna Household Glods at our sale.roons. ara
Tuesdays and Etiua.s. n1h31pne3 II ttlp
, 1865-03-31

a CHICAGO MAN DROWNED AT Spn1xer1E1p,-
John Fitzslmmons, recently from this City and
employed in the bakery department ut Camp But.
LEI, while walking ocross the railroad bridge at
jamestown, near Springfield, on Sunday. the 18th
Inst ), fell through and wae drowned. Tn to the
present time hi. body has not been recovered.
he leaves family In this city.
, 1865-03-31

CfrY CEsTnA1 CoaxrrrEE.-The members Of
the Republican Union City Central Committee are
requested TO meet this evening, at u O'Clock, in
Room 4. Metropolitan Block, for business. The
, 1865-03-31

DEMONSTRATION WILKINSON. who las been
under arrest for several days, charged with the
murder Of James Martin, On tho the 18th Of De-.
Tmbcr last, WAS yesterday examined and dia-
enafeed; None Of the witnesses conla 1lenfIly
Alm as the person who hred the fatal ahof,
, 1865-03-31

AE1T q I1oH's MINISTRIES are travelling
around The. State, driving crowded houses wher-
cfcr they uppe1r. They yieit Aurora on Friday.
and Joliet on Saturday of this week. They return
to Chicago, open ing the Academy Of Music, on
Monday utCht,
, 1865-03-31

ACnpocn.-Those of our renders Win on;ov i.
good thing, and ne are happy t,ssy We have manv
suca+ are referred to The programme in another
Toiu11n Of the readings Of James E. Murdoch.
Es9.. to Eight, ut Bryan Hsl1. Go early If yon
"isn 10 get god sent.
, 1865-03-31

THE REFuGEEs.-Chap'aln J. H. Lcard arrived
in this city On "Wednesday, with thirty destitute
children from Fort Smith, Arkansas, consigned
to the branch Of the American Union Commission
here. He reports TINT there are great raany
more there waiting for homea; completely destl.
tute. An appeal for aid for The hnms1ess will
shortly he made,
, 1865-03-31

PEHJuR1.--A few days ago Patrick We]ch was
prosecuted in the Police Court by Owen Carroll
1or Assault. He testified strongly that We1ch was
the man who struck him, aud Weleh was CONVICT
cd md fined. He now prosccutes Carroll for
Nelah, but was not near him, being at home In
btd st the time. The case came up bcfore Justice
p.Nolf, but was continued, bail being fx-d a.
, 1865-03-31

CHICAGO, March 20, 1855.
NT DEAn-I this morning had the pleasure Of
hearing read the play written By you, entitled
pleasure have derived in the hearing Of It. ri.
conception, plot, and characters are In my opiu-
lou excellent. happily conceived; nsenioasly
framed, end the characters lffe-like forclble and
naturol. have no doubt Of its entire su -cees IN
representation. Respectfully Youts, ]. b R1cE.
, 1865-03-31

CARELESS DH1y1x1.-Un the ed inst, twoladies
on Lake stteet, near Clark, were run over by IN
express wagon, driven by Michael Rely. in tho
employ Of Fuller, Finch Fnt.er. Bo,h o. the
lediea were injured. one OF them so severely that
she has tince been confined to lef he'd. a few
dsys afterwards the driver was arrested by officer
Sherman. Yesterday he wn. taken before astlcs
Mcdonald. but OWING TO the absence Of important
being fxed At 800.
, 1865-03-31
Un Krnt.

ITO RENT-Fine Offices northeast
l. corner of Lssslle snd RAM o'th fire rs s7itable
for lusul aucc, Re.l E. ate Commits sion bus aets
Apply !, BAhKER & TuLEi, 157 Randolph s:eeer.
, 1865-03-31

EOR SALE-NeW Brick House
= en- PARK avenue. P1iee $500: tre ha'f ca.h.
ha1aDce s. j. sfs' tine. As3 Ffame Houss lot 30
II front. prize $1ff@ cne hali cssa. bslEnce long
tfsot. Also hoics West Wathn stc1 street lnss at
SE Pc! T. 60 Of PARK. WALLER = KEREUOT,
Dhs1n11E2E f3{ Ynaffn TN
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09

A touch Of Iogahy James X. Eyer,
a loud d-mouth loyalst, of Bloomsbury, last
week discharged his work man, Mr., HEA-
COCK, for attending the mob Mountain
Meeting" This is the same home patti.
ot,who was last year shouting welcome to
the United States Soldiery, on their ar.
rival in Bloomsbury, with bayonet ,muskct
and cannon to slay uuofcndipg citizens,
and was told by a brave Soldier, "Shut
your ID big mouth-if you were as
good at fighting as you are at Uhooping,
there would be no need for US here -
About that time loyal Jimmy sloped
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09
NHE best strengthenug plaster is the

FNHE best strengthening plaster Is the
4 Porpus Plaster of Dr, AnCock.Thcy are war
TRted keep good twenty years but may be retaTned
for fresh plasters without charge,
IMPORTANT QUALITIES.
They will cure weakness Of tho Back, Pain in the
side Lameness of the Knee or Of the Anklss,or Cold
Feet sooner aud with more comfort than any other
application, ,o -, q, ,s,,
Dr T. ALLcoCK.-Dear sir Seventeen years ago |
was sorely injured my back. At leugth was IN
duced To usG your plasters wore one constantly FOR
SIX months ana did more hard werk during that SIX
months thania the preceding fifteen years have
not worn a plasteroT over eighteen months add nave
had no Teturn Of the guawing PAIN and weakness IN
my back but have been entirely well
am pour obedent ssrvaat,
JOHN 6, CRAEN.
Principal Agency, Bfsndreth Hoaso, New Yofk,
Sold by all Deaeas IN Medicines
,-pt q 1865 -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09
vThe Grovesteen Piano Forte


Il still retains its precedence and great popularity
and after undergoing gradual improvements for pc
riod p thirty years. Is pronoun led by the musical
world TO be unsurpassed aud unequalled in rich.
ness, volume and purity Of tone durability and cheat
ness. Our new scale French action, harp pedal iron
frame' over strung bass seven octave rosewood pi.
amos we arc selling cheaper by from 500 to $500
than the same styl and finish sold by any other
hrsclass makers in the country. Dealers and all in
want of good pianos invited to send for De.
ser'ptivo Catalogue, which contains photographs of
our different styles, together with prices. No one
should pure hase piano without seeing this Cata.
logus. Medlsl almost without number have been
awarded to the Grovesteen Plano, and the Celebrated
Worlds air though put in competition with others
from all parts of Euro pc and the u. S.. II took the
highest awad
Established 1895 Grovesteon Co,
400 BROADW AY, NEW YORK
July ~. 1867. II. II. 9 & 60.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID rahdretb's pills A General Assistap, Of

Jrandreth's PILLS . General Assistant Of
JJNatute. What is health What is disease
Health Ia when the supply and expenditure srC
equal. Disease when the supply and expenditure are
unequal.
HANDRETHs PILLS impau certain eysulsivo
powersto all matters IN the body whose life Is below
the standard Of the snrrouding party which have
remained longer than the time nature designed. so
nfevers and all that class OF which soon run
TO modification randreth's Pills have marvellous cur
alive qualities. our bodies continually changing,
and 1t is by this change live. Should matter re-
main in organs beyond the time nature designed pain
and inflammation ee. a. which is nothing mere than
preparatory effort for good. All Brandreth's Pins
are supposed from the results TO do is simply
Assisting These Efforts of Nature.
August s. 1861 mo
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09

The case Of Philip A. Kline, is still
fresh in the memory Of our readers
Some time ago Capt. Brockway under.
took to secure his release, and this week
received an order from the Secretary of
War TO that effect. The point in the case
is that the order 7OaS issued tOo months
after tbs Uictim Of deSpOt,Sm died IN Fort
Mi6lin. Philip A. Kline was released by
a higher power, but post mo'tem orders
will not shield the guilty from the wrath to
come.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09
eFy. CAMPAIGN DEMoCRAT.-We hav

sFg- CAMPAIGN DEMoCRAT.-We have
received several subscribers for the cam
paign since our last issue. Every Demo,
crat in the county not now a subscriber,
should send in his name, and fifty cents,
which will pay for three months from the
time of subscribing. Let our friends in
every township exert themselves in our be.
half A brighter prospect for Demo
cratic victory in Pennsylvania, has not
presented itself for years. An issue oi
negro equality and exemption of rich bond
holders from taxation, cannot but end in
favor of Democracy, if the people are
properly informed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09

Ras- Col. M. HANNuM, has disposed
OF bis part of the Luse,ne Unt0n, to his
late partner, WALTER II. HIBBs, Esq.
The Union has lately been enlarged and
is now one of the best Democratic papers
in Pennsylvania. Success to our friend
Hibbs and the Union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09
sey- Read Col. piolle,s spoecb on our

seS~ Read Col. Piollet's speech on our
first page in exposition Of the question of
taxation of II. s. bonds. It's an inter.
estng and important question and requires
examination and debate:
Poor DR.. John, to break the force Of
this eapoSe-whioh is very affecting TO
Shoddy--pre.ends to quote our sentiments
io laudation Of these bonds, but instead of
quoting US, he quotes Jay Cooke e. Cos
circulars, published in all the newspapers
oil the Country and paid for as advertise.
ments This dirty trick is wiIful and
malicious, for he published the same cir.
euIars in his own paper and knows all about
them. Besides, these advertisements for
sale of the bonds, have nothing to do with
the question Of public policy as to taxing
them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09

JOHN +. FOWLER, Esq, our Demo.
cratic nominee for county Commissioner,
has purchased the Hartman Farm of some
forty acres, in Pine township, this county,
for $500.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09

SAT-! ShLTH SALT!
NHE subscriber offers for sale at whole
sale and retail, Salt by the Bariel,
J.. II. HARMAE,
Rupert, Ia August 5, ls05 -5mo.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09
Mem advertisements,
Tobacco and Sigar Store.

isNHE Mason a. Hamlsn Cabinet Or
gans, forty nereut styles, adapted to sacred aud
secular music, for $50 TO $500 each. TlllRrYFIVE
GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other first premiums
awarded thcm illustrated Catalogue free. Address,
MASON 4 HAMLIN. Boston, or MASON BROTHERS,
New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09
Admi nistl ator's Notice.
L. G. HARRISON. NJ. D.

NJ NOULD respectfully inform the citizens OfBlooms-
w burg and vicinity that he continues the practise Of
AEDTCLNE MN SURGERY,
Ind solicits e share OF public patronage.
OFFICE on Main Street, first house below the Conr
House, Uumsburg.
February o. lS55-tf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09

s9" We have tobacco stalks, growing
in our lots, now eight ieet high.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09

WHAT IS DEBr Debt is death-liv.
ing death, whereby man sells his living
body, if not his soul to his creditors.
Debt is mortgage of ones arm, ones
head, ones feet, ones body, ones life to
the mortgage.
Debt thus is slavery, and curse, not only
upon ones self, but, if a National Debt,
upon ones prosperity.
A National Debt mortgages a hitherto
free people to capital masters, and owners
of a nation. We are bond men, bond wo-
men, and bond children, and our chill
dren's children become bond men and
bond women.
Every pound of bread we eat, every
pound of beef on our table, ever garment
upon our bodies, everything VIC touch taste
or handle is bonded to pay the interest on
this debt to capital. We work for our life
to pay interest to capital.-N Y, E1presS
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-09
EXCUI, SION TICKETS.

viii be issued from all stations the above roads Al
HALF PRICE. good fNr September 4Oth until oct I'd.
Notice CT regulations adopted by otnrr taiil Dads
will be given hereafter Artc directed to the party
at Wnamsp0rt, to the care of the undersigned when
not accompanied BY the owner, and stated to the
Secretary at the time OF shipment, Will be carefully
unpacked, repacked and deposited at the depot here
for shipment.
Z. C. WILLIAMS Supt.
WilIiamspnu, Sept ., l-6S.-3t
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PENNSYLVANIA
State Agricultural Society.

THE following notice to shippers and
Exhibitors has been issued by the Superintendonts
of the Philadelphia Il Erie Railroad, the EniTa Road
the Northern Central the Tyrone Il Lock Haven aud
Cleariie i'd Raailfoads:
Articles intended for eXlbiton-liVe stock included
will be carried to WIamsport from all regular
station. at regular toll sheets rates. aud upon the
owner or shipper signing release, agreeing that the
company shall not be held responsible for loss
damage which mdy be sustained In trans spUrtation,
while the at the dcpots Of said companies,
the articles exhibited shall be returned the place
Of shipment free of charge II uusod presentation
of the company's receipt showing that toll sheet
rates cave been paid for spOrtaon of artic
les to the Fair and release above stated has been
given, Provided the owner produces certificate sign
ed bv the President Secretary Of the Agricultural
Society that SAID articles have not been sold, which
certificate shall he eNd"rsed by the Agents of the III
pany Bpon the return Of the articles their respect
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