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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-06
The Forks Hotel.
LOCATED IN EAST BLOOMSBURY

The undersigned having taken the wei 'kHown Forks
Hotel respectu lIy announces 70 hIs friends and the
public generally, that he is prepared to accommodate
All who may favor him with their custom, 10 entire sat
IsfiCtl1n,
lie Is provided with ample Stabling and provindcT
FOR the accommodation OF Travellers reamsteTs pro
vers &c. an moderate terms.
o. Public custom - solicited -
GEO W, NAUGER,
Eioou,- burg Arr,l > iSbi
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yXTHlsKERSl WHISPERS! DO Won

w want hskcrs or Mouslaehe- Our Grecia
Comp will force them 10 grow IN the smoOthest
face or chin, or hair, bald heads, in six Weeks 49,
Price. 81 w, Sent by mail autwhere closely ed
IN re, tipt Of price, Address,
WAGNER II Co. UoS i3@, Brooklyn, y Y
February Il, !eGj-y
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II, THAYENs NJ, ID

JIAVIrG changed his residence from Mnntrose, to
II WEST PlTrSrON, Lu2crne county, would say
to his patti and all wishing his professional s'rvi
cas tn they address hilH ~ the last named place
ded to with promptness.
Anrl s. lah5
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OPEN roR BUSINESS The PhlIadel'
phia a. Erie Railroad is open agalp Tor
usincss, from Sunbury to Erie. The
great food had done i, great deal OF
dama!c. This road is destined to become
one Of the most important lines in the
State.
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Eag~ We learn from Washington that
since the Gazing in of the re6elI'on' the
''relia..r gentleman and the "n'e'Hg'o'
eontraband' have entered iuto psrtner
b p aud gone into the oil business ''J'fI
D,vi-' couchmau" will act as the business
IL auagcr Of the new firm.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-06

u . the Nervous, DebIlitated aud Des-
I pondcnt Of both sexes. A great su iGror having
been restored to health in a few days utter many
years Of misery, 10 wtng To assist his sIhrriug fc'
low creatures by sclduE \ftcr,J the receipt Of u
p .ipad addressed envelope copy of Il 70 mud -
cure employed. Direct to JOHN NJ. AGNAiL.
BOX io3 Post Office. III luklyn, y. Y
Jan. ~, l-Gi. tty ~, "a
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saSSsss4''a@s@s a@ss@:
From General Sherman
SURRENDER OF JOHNsoN's
ARMY.
The Terms the same as those
granted to Gen. Lee.
Despatch from Gen. Grant.

fyFTictAL.l
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsnfNdroN, 3
April -. 1865 "a clock, T. NJ.
M4joy General Dir
a despatch from General Grant, dated
at Raleigh 10 ? ~, April Gath, jast re
ceived by this department, states that
johnson surrendered The forces in bs
command, embracing all from here to
Chattaboochie,to General sherman OIL the
basis agreed upon between Lee and myself
for the Army Of Northern Virginia.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
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YOUNG MEN

Especially who have become the victims oC soliiatv
Vice, that dreadful aud destructive habit which annu.
ally sweeps to an untmcB grave thousands Of yonn
Of the Ost exalted talents aud brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have enhanced i-tcning Sen.
nCs with 'hr huhdrrs of cloqucnce, or waktd to &c.
stacy the living lyie, may call with full confidence
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-06
uELMBoLD'S ROSE WASH,

UELMROLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent otion for diseases arising from habits OF
d!sspaion used in connection with the EXtrncs Buchu
ana Sarsnparila in such diseases as recommended Evil
denco of the most responsible and reliable character VIII
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use uh hRdreGs Of Thousands living Witnesses and up
wards of $1,000 unsolicited certificates and recommends
tory letters many of which from tho highest sources
Including eminent Physicians Clergymen, Statesmen. &C
The Proprietor has resorted TO their publication in
the newspapers he docs do this from tho fact that his
articles rank ns Standard Preparations and do not need
10 be propped up by certificates.
The Science Of Medicine like thc Dc7c Column, should
stand s,,nnlc purc majestic having Tact for Its basis
Induction or its pillar, and Truth none for Its Capital
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g. ~. 7-30 LOAN.

By the authority Of Il Secretary Of the Tre'sury
he undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency FOR the Sale Of United States Treasury Nues
hearing and three tenths per cent interest per
Rnnum, known as the
StNEN.THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are issued under date OF June 18th
1905 ana payable three years from that time In
currency, convertible the option Of the ho.
der
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-06

FINE EArnEn.-oprlng has fairly
set in, and we have had some bGautiIu'
weather this week. The gardens and
fields ore already dccked in green, and
yariegated with flowers. Bare-footed boys
and chip hato are already at large, and
every day we expect the first "rgau grin
der to make his dejm into our town.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-06
YOUNG MEN

Nh" have injured themselves hy CERTAIN practice in
dug"l IA when alone, haht freq icnty learned from
eva r"mpanluns, or at school, tht effects which are
lIgF irlt even when asienp. and If nlt cured ren.
nri marriage mpossIhlr aud destroys buth mind anl
bnhE, should apply immrdiatrly
nat Il pity that young iuan, the hcpc of our coun.
ny l' Pil"t oi ms parents, shnn b. snatchni from
ali prospects aud cnioympnts of Iitr by thu cnnsc
lnrncr q" deviallne from he path Of nature and in.
dulslhH IN ctraiu secret habit. such PERSONS must
b, ,Erc contemplating
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Gag Mr LLoYp I. SHARrLEss, the en-
tcrpri,i glo ~ M,rchaut on Maiu Street
vu.t Of Market Street, has jlt OPEN d
another assoumcut OF Cheap and Fa hion
able Spring and Summer Goods. He i"
.dlI selling at reduced prices aud is de-
teruiued not to be uudersold in b ooms'
hurg. II you but saw the droYes OF La
dies who daily throng III, Store sou couIdn I
resist The attraction.
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LOAN.
U. 5 529 Sia per cent.
G. O l. D. b F. RING BONDS

Th,se bonds worth premium which increases
the aelasl pr,ft the 80 loan, and it's exemption
from STATE and ripneipH taIator paish aids from
three per more according the rate levied
the property. The interest payable in rr'ncy
miannuaIly by coupons attachedto each note which
nny be Gu, off and sold to any baak or banker
The interests amouutsie
One cent per day on a $50 note.
Two cents " " SlOO "
Ten " " 4" $500 4"
90 - $1,000
81 I" " q $500
Notes of all the denominal ased viii be prompt,
y furnished upon rcccip, Of subscriptions, aud the
notes forwarded ..,.. sac interest to 18th June
next win be paid vi advance. Ihs is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government and it is confidently
expected tha, lie superior advantages viii MAKE !, the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than 5000 600 900 of 'h- Loan authorized by
the last Congress are on he market This amount
the rate ut which II bclne absorbed, will all be
subscribed for withIn fur months when the notes viii
undoubtedly command premIuHl, has uniformly
been tue case OH closing the subscriptions to o,he,
loana.
IL order shat citizens Of every town and seetou of
the country may be afforded facres for Iakisg the
loan, the National Banks state Banks, and Private
Bankers throughout tha county have generally agnet
10 receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will &c
lcct their own agents. in whom they have confidence
and who nu, are to be responsible for the delivery Of
the mote. ,or Which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Suasc0PTIuS AGEST PhiildeipLL1
~ Subscriptions Wlll be received by the FrH Ns
ional Bank of Bloomsburg
April = 1865 -3n
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N 4 RRIAG h.

MARRlAG
Married persons, or young men contemplating mar.
riag@' helng aware Of physical weakness organic de
blty deiornitIe,, spGodily cured.
iie VINO PAGES himself under the care Of Dt may
confidently rely upon his Kill Us a lhyscian'
ORGANIC NEAKNEss
Immediately Cured aHd full vigor restored
his distressing an 'ctinn- which tenders life mia
crahle and marriage imposslblc-is the penalty paid
by 'he NigtimS nt improper indulgcnccs Young per.
sons are too APT TO comm 1t cxccsscs from Gng
aware Of 'h' dreadful con sequences that NAV rusur
Now, who that under stand the subject VIII pretend to
deny that tile power OF procrc alitn Is lost sooner by
those falling into improper hnbits than by tho nr,,
dent Besides b iug deprived the pleasure ofhrnl.
my offspring Tie most serious aud destructive Sym.
toms Ot both body aud mind arise Thp Svs,o4, hr
dcranged, the physical and mental f,,nctians
wraNencd, Loss OF procreatIvc power Nrrv0ns irri.
,a1Hy ,, Dysnrp.a rpitalion Of tn Heart n$ses
Cough, Consumption, Decay ana Death
DIR JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal College ol Surgeons. London
GRADUATE from on Of the most eminent Colleges in m
United states, aud the prcaer part of whose life ns
been spent in hospitals of London Paris Phn.
dephin, and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
astoni mug cures that were ever known many rou
hl'd with ringing in the head and ehrs when asleep
great nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds
ba-hiuhrss with frequent blushing, attended some.
u"i'S WIN uerangment of mini were cured iuimudi-
atcy.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
nr. J addresses All those who have injured them.
sew 3 ny Improper Indulgence an ii solitary habits
which ruin both body and mind unftting them for
ciihri business sindy, society, or rHarrInge.
Ihosc are son'e Of III sad and meanchol cfT,cts
produced 10y carIy habits Of youth viz: Weakness Of
the Back ANA Limbs Pains in the Head Dimncss Of
Si1ht. LnS' Of Mu-cudr Puwrt, palpiiaiiuu ur the
Iirnrt Dyspepsia, N"rvuus lrrntublIlty D,rlu,nm,ut
oi the ihscStiVt Functions. General Debility, Symp.
tuHIs If Consumption, &r.
MrNrALLyi H. fearful effects on th, mind are urcb
10 b. dreaded Loss Of memory. Confusion of ISeis,
h'pt"ssinn Of SpIuts, Evil Forhodu.s Aver ION to
S"'l ". 80! bsru~' Lov. Of 50 Itud", lmItity,&c
IRE sonn uf the rvi produced.
h1nsanIs "f pur,1uS % all ages ran now judge
"Ia - lh' cause " IN d,CnHa haath lusug III eir
Nl-"r brnmlht weak pale, nervous ana en- acIat 3D.
having singular appearance about the eyes, cough
auI symptoms Of CONSUMPTION.
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LaCkawanna u Bloomsbury kaiii Oad
50 yst ~, ID ss a;s i.s&3
axyn TWO DAILY TRAINS. syasa

The shortest an! most direct route to the west a"d 'ha
oil region!
rs Trains OF the Philadelphia nhd Err Railroad
leave Northumberland every morning for Erig arrlV
ng thrta thy afternoon ut The same day to connect
ith trains for Buffalo Cleveland, Chicago, win hll
points west and connecting at Cory win all Trans
un thy on Crctk Railroad
New and elegant sleeping cars accompany the nieht
trains each way between Northumberland and brlti
more, hnd Nurthumbut land AMI Philadelphia.
Il. \. FONDA, Supt
Kingston, January H. l-t5.
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OIUMBIA DEMOCRAT,
Saturday Morning, May, 6, 1865.

BtS~ Read cur long list Of new Adver.
slsemcnts
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s--sSrxs'
col UMBlA DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Morning, May, g, 1865.
bes- Read cur long list Of new Adver
sisemcnts
sey- Hon JoHN d. STILES, NJ G. Of
tie Ltbilb District,wil accept our thanks
for public documents.
Ray Senator BUCKALEw, has our thanks
ior cory oi the s,Atrment or table OF the
f,ua,ors Of the United States.
gsg" Mr.. SAMUEL PARK, a soldier from
Sugarloaf township, this county, recently
died in the hosplta! near Petersburg, Va,
ir ON The effects of wounds received in bat.
vie.
Bfg~ Mr.. MICHAEL REIFFLEDIrER, of
bloomsbury, who lately volunteered in
The Army, died at Roanoke lIapd, and
vas last Sunday buried in Bloomsbury.
plsy- See notice for Il ecton Of Officers
of the Agricultural Society to be held on
Saturday. 2Oth of May.
f0y- The p'rSon who sent US. Lines on
the death of William Henry mailed at
WiliamspoIl, aud having withheld his
name, informed that wo never publish
anon ymous communications.
MEssRs ENT's STORE We announce
10 day, the arrival Of New Spring aud
Summer Goods, at Ent's Store in Light
Street. Their assortment is large and
selections choice and fine. Persons waut-
i'g cheap Goods in this loca'ity will do
well TO call soon and see the new Fab
Senatorial / degoie - Hon PETER ENT
has been appointed Senatorial Delegate
10 the coming June Democratic State Con
,on,,on /, :, good lection. We have
...,;.,,;o,, r;l, hs oon-
CURED in by the Democratic parry oI 'hl'
.., H..,;..
-.@s--
Gsly' President JOHNSON, has ordcfcd
=, N-,..... ae H., NI;,or, rr;s,n<>r- !, ,hc
n,, r..;,o, pn;s.n o,d fro,, F,r,s War.
m a,1 AI.It,n., This is GOOD he
,.;u;,a w., boo, Lc r,li srcodilv order
.,o... or ho Vivo C,Io,rbio Comfy
.-,i.o., f.ou, r,,, Mfl
OpEN roR BUSINESS The Philad9l'
phia a. Erie Eailroad is open agalp Ior
business, from Sunhury TO Ere. Inc
n Il ia dana il , urcat deal of
H'>' ~, looo,,
"amaHc' "'' '01' y '''''''C " -,
one VI 'N' '"OS' i" ''' '1D> N "
0'''''
, w.. , c wast;ro,or that
.;.a~ ,,o 80, inc IN of tho rebeluop, the
.,.I;o,Io n,,rauar and the "m,eligeul
-, on,orod ;,,o ,sr,rcr
'bp aud gone into the OIL business ''''
n'vi'' coachman Will act as tive OuS'"''S
manager OF the new firm
u. ,,a.nT ~ Su,,n,vss ,hcep
...., ny N,rcb.,to on Main Street
T.,.. c,,.o, has j., oron, d
nno,hor o.s,rrc,, o}Cbpop and Fa hion
.u..e.-;,r and snmmcr G. oods. He j.
- .;oo and i do
termiued not to be uuuerSoid I'D ID oo"''
,,,;. .c,o,o,oroon,6n
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Married persons, or young men contemplating mar.
rlng" htlhg aware Of ply scal weakness organic de
bIllty, delurmitles, speedily cured.
lie VINO p.nces himself under the care Of Dr J. may
y thginusly cOnhdc in his honor as gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his Kill Us a IhysicIan'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-06
JAY COOKE,

Sus'cRFuoS AGEST. PhiiaieipLto
~ Subscriptions "Il be received by the First Ns
iional Bank OF Gloomsburg
April :, 1855 -a,n.
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February - 1863 3ni.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-27
The News.

We have quite q variety Of rumors this
morning concerning the movements OF
the opposing armies and the condition
ofthings in the Confederacy, about as
contradictory and conflicting as usual.
IL tact nothing definite seems to be
known concerning the exact position OF
SHERMAN, JOHNSON or LEE. One cor
respondent states that LEE thinks it ru-
nous policy to evacuate Richmond, and
anotheris equally positive that Richmond
has been evacuated and that LEES army
is about to measure swords with the
veterans under SHERMAN's command.
We are also assured that ALEX. Ste
rIENs. thinks that peace will be con-
cluded before the first of May. We are
very suspicious of these thirty day"
propliecies, whether they emanate from
Mr.. SEWARD, or the rebel Vice President,
and would advise no person to look for
peace until he sees it officially proclaimed
from Washington, and then he would
better not believe it until it is proven
FIAT the proclamation is not "bOgus."
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Geld.

4 great deal of conjecture has been in
Judged in concerning the cause and prob
able duration of the recent decline IN
the price of gold, but no satisfactory con-
clnsion has been obtained. The decline
is probably owing to variety of causes,
acting conformity. Among these may be
mentioned the recent sale of government
s.curities in Germany and the importa-
,ion of the gold, or it's equivalent, thus
obtained. The capture and sale, on gov
c.nmcnt account, of large quantities OF
cotton from Savannah and other places
IN the South, has also tended to supply
,ha market with gold and reduce its
price The general feeling that the war
viii soon be brought to a successful close,
cngcndered not by any particular vic
tory. but by the evident and rapidly in
rr,asing exhaustion of the rebels. is an
other cause which has operated to dimin-
ish the difference in value between green
,..rES and gold. In addition to these
..,nsrs. there is still another. The high
iii upon imported goods is, in many
-aS, almost, if not quite, prohibitory.
consequently there is less importation
than formerly and less demand for for
airn exchange. Almost the only use we
have had for gold during the past three
.ears has been to pay the interest on
,.rrnment bonds and to pay foreign
...hts The sale of bonds and of cotton
given the government sufficient coin
e.. meet its present necessities, while non
narration has relieved the merchants,
1nncerniDg the continuance OF the
aasrlIt price of gold, or its still lower
,,caline it is almost useless to speculate.
The effect of the tariff will, OF course,
Do. permanent and prevent any consider
able demand for gold for expectation I'M
. the present laws are changed. The
Ipply of gold for government nse IA
!mitcd and temporary, and it's effect mp
o. the market will soon cease. The OPP
cr3tions of our armies and the acts of
thc administration will then continue TO
l,c ~ heretofore, the main causes OF
fluctuations in the price of coin, and it'll
possible to calculate or foresee wheth-
,r they will produce rise orfall. Mean
while. business of almost every kind liz
,taenating. The uncertainty OF hnan-
cial affairs operates to check both buyer
aud seller, the latter hoping fora rise and
"a, former expecting a still further de-
cline in gold. ..I
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For Sale.
For. sale.

an AGREEABLE TEB1ls, 81
" PRIVATE sale, a very pleasant and dec
rable residence. centrally situated cOntsibinf
several roms and q large kitchen. ..I
tor az the corner of Madison and Fourth street.
feblS 3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-27
Nets are more universal than eyer. and

are excessively snowy and elaborate
Mauve silk with gold beads, gold braid
with pearl beads, crimson chenille with
steal beads, and blue with crystal are
among the most admired combinations
Some of the nets are hungat the back
with several rows of pendants tomatch
the beads, and Others with an imitation
of small gold OF silver coins Many are
made snail, simply 80 inclost the eailS
or waterfall, and ate held acinsS tHeitop
10y Spauishpi with large balls at each
end, OF daggerS of steel or JET
A more. Youthful style, howevet, Is 81
lie. round the hair at the back several
yards of narrow velvet or rihlwn' and
allow the loops aud long ends to fall in
proiusiOn over the cmlS OF braid, curls
being now the rage scs's. ssh b saalz "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-27

II MAY interest some of our lady read
r. tand we hope we have many to
NOW what are to be the prevailing
vlcs of female dress during the spring
sd summer For their especial benefit,
have read carefully, we will not say
.udcrstandingly, nearly three columns of
.r, New York WOrid containing an ac-
count ofthe wonders displayed by the
,.i'liners and mantua-makers last Thurs
.,av. it being known as Opening Day"
.,nnng the fashionables of the metropo-
The greatest innovation upon former
81, les seems to he in the structure and
lane of the bonnet, if indeed triangu-
i,. atom of silk or velvet may be in
GUIDED i'll the definition which calls the
..,nnet "a covering for the head"
Instead of the bonnets all crewn, aud
,utain dropping from the back of the
lad. of a few years ago; instead OF the
millinery Mont Blancs of the past two or
ihsec seasons. We have II dainty lit tie
fraction placed on the top of the head
aJ barely Attending the requisite facili-
., for sustaining even the mniety of
tr.ling lace and clustering decorations
,H'Ghiso delicate an atom requires,
Dae advantage which it possesses is,
bouhtedly, its youthfulness The large
.anrts made girls look like old women;
new, small hornets. on the contrary,
make old ladies look like girls, uutil one
the face which they enshrine So
,n,uettish are they, and so exceedingly
vel adapted for displaying the glitter
ile, snowy nets, or clustering curls which
IS now the fashion to wear upon the
neck, that yonng ladies have very gen.
orally given mp the Jockeys" and pork,
pies" aud adopted the prevailing half
illpdkerchief," with all its sins aud re
Ga,,niag qualities of grace, prettiness
and novelty 81. "a,
u is not difficult TO imagine triangu.
J, piece of lace, silk, or velvet, but such
:: ;.utastic figure cut in straw is opposed
~ an orthodox traditions, and is, at first
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-27

The London correspondent of the New
York Daily Ne,cs, states very positively
that he knors that treaty between
France aud the Confederate States was
-igned in Paris on the 9Th of March; the
stinulatious it contained, he does not
know.
The story is very doubtful indeed, and
The treaty, if it exists at all, cannot be
vcry advantageous to the rebels or some
.ling would have been done under il
during the twenty days which have
Elapsed since Its alleged signing.
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Ie!so- % kIlJ = mon ,zhasigd 10 zb.Iiz
20 como s3i:cg j-cts no BIS ,yiTrsSs .vitssg
bTB sRVpH stoJS& 81 Sssgss ,s5gIts ,ssTsAE
,e-s.aH taSxAE su,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.GaST ks H}II
WHOLESALE.

,dl%i lll 10 ,doHl u
loo - Geij53iiE ~
81 fa4p9i3l' Gaaaa.- 3
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BUFFALO are becoming scarce in -the
Western hunting grounds They have
been so muchflistnrhed of late by rowing
bands of Indians that they are seeking
more retired homesteads far way, near
the Rocky Mountains. .s..; r.,...s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-27
THE ONLY LOAN In MARKET

now offered by the Government and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages
will make it the great
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DIEn:

Yesterday eve. of tvphoid fevflT- H n ARsy
ADEIlA, daughter of \. and NJ Restse. aeed
years and months.
The funeral VIII takerplace this afternoon. at
four O'clock from the residence of the parents.
ON Market street Centre Wheeling Tue friends
of the family are invited toattend sA z, =. = ~