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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04

DeS" Fred. Douglas is now travelling to
onlighten his white brethren-preachiue
the equality ofthe white and black races
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p9B" Substitutes ior drafted men in
Reading, on Friday oflaSt week, the day
of the draft, commanded as high as $1,000
bounty.
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Bsy- Robert Lincoln received the ap-
poiutment Of Assistant Adjutant General
with the rank of Captain Of General Grants
staff.
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DSS" 1t is announced that all the cotton
in Wilmington was burned before the Fed
eral troops entered the city.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04

We love ourselves Notwithstanding our
faults, and we ought to love our friends in
like manner.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04

Eay- 1t is at length announced that ell
tho cotton in Wilmington was burned be-
fore the Federal troops entered the city.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04

S9- Roger A, Pryor has been sent to
City Point to be exchanged.
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hs5- See our new Advertisements -
These is something Of interest to every
body ;s,them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04

nas- Gold is quoted at 50 and below
thrt figure.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04

TERMS OF THIS PAPER:
AFTER JANUARY lsr, 1865 }
80 90 per Year, or
2 so il paid strictly in advance.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04
A great battle is expected.

be5" Dr'fted men can put in enrolled
men as substitutes, Notwithstanding we
notice that many of our contemporaries are
creating the impression that the law does
not provide for such proceedings But a
careful perusal OF the act of Congress Of
February Gath, 1864, establishes the fact
clearly that conscript can bc substituted
by all enrolled man. A correct knowledge
Of this fact, ut this time, is highly im-
portant.-HorriSbaug paper.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04
BLOOM SBURG :

Saturday Morning, Mar. 4, 1865.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04
The Draft In Philadelphia.

The Philadelphia Age Of Friday last
says:
The couscription commenced in our city
yesterday, in the First and Second Dis
tricts, and will be continued until oil the
wards in these districts have been visited
The drawing was done By blind men who
were engugaed for that purpose. Tho
deficiency in the First ward was TIA aud
in the Second $50. Twice this member
was drawn making ,54s in the First and
7O6 in the Second, or about two regiments
of conscripts in all, Thcro were many
heart-rendiDg scenes at the draft rendcz-
vous. One little boy, upon hearing his
fathers name called, fell into tears and
exclaimed, "Oh my God, what will be-
come of my poor sick mother and little chill.
dren ~ Many other touching incidents
occurred. The drawing proceeded quietly
MORE LOYAL THIEvEs-The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Boston 1fa"s-
yipt mentions a rumor that the Senate
Committee Of Finance, of which Senator
4 Sherman, of Ohio, is chairman, who were
directed by q resolution Of The Senate to
investigate and report what losses Of public
securities have occurred in the Office OF the
Register of the Treasury during the last
year, have already discovered two losses Of
u. S. Bonds from that offico-one of $50 ).
600, and the other ofupward otsl 200 900
These are in addition to the deiacation c
$4,000 mentioned in the Annual Repor1
Of the Treasury to Congress last Decem-
ember. The committee are still pursuing
their Investigation.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-04
WAR NEWS.

There has been no news received from
sherman's army, since he loft Columbia,
s. G., or from Schofeld since the pursuit
of the enemy from Wilmington.
Descrters coming into our lines. in front
of Petersburg, Va, state that several brig
ades of HIPS corps bavo gone South to
reinforce Beauregard, and the whole Of
Lees army is under marching orders.
1t is known that large portion Of Lee;
army was ordered to prepare four days
cooked provision, and have consi dcrablt
quantity Of ammunition to carry on thei
persons.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

Now that tlc season Tor setting ont
straw berries D. here J wIl give 90 the rea-
ders of the Western Rural mr plan, which
b. practice. I have iOuni tp work wel. take
strips of board DO boards are scarce. straight
poles or rails Wi answer. about four Inches
wide aud twelve Ieef 0r more in length. accor-
ding 100 fhe length want the rows. and ser
two strips ol tue top 0f the ground, si1
inches apart. with end boards q. the ends.
Set the rows Two feet apart and IT'D the
boxes with good rich earth. then set the
plants ten inches apart 100 the boxes. taking
care 20 press the earth weli around the
roots. leaving % space of about ara inch be-
tween the earth and The top of the boxes;
On thi- 100 fne Top with clean gravel, which
helps % prevent the evaporation OF mOls-
ture from the soil and prevents the sand
and dirt from -pttterin- 0n the fruit IA
heavy shower. Thus. The fruit being raised
four 0r live inches above the ground on TWO
sides. with plenty OF gravel lanbark, or
sOmefhin al that description. in the boxes.
is kept clean and nice Besides. the Der
ries VIII grow larger where they hang over
the ed-se. Of the boxes than they Will where
they grow on the level ground. IL IS but
little trouble 20 keep the weeds down and
the ruuers cut. when arranged as above;
the ground between tine rows may be hOed
and splded without disturbing the plants.
in dry weather. The plants need watering
quite often I'm the Fall, cover the rows
with coarse litter. The space between the
boxes should bee we'll covered with barnyard
manure. which should be we'll -paded under
IN the Spring. Keep ai the runners cut off
rs fast a. they start. unless sets are wanted
In which case. save the earliest runners
that start as those sets VIII bear the COM
Ing season.. O. b HWrtsr.ile, Wick.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

one of the cciebraiues of Spanish Cal
itornia is the immense amt beautiful grape
vine now growing al the Monticello TWO OF
three miles below sauna Marcellina Felix
de Demlnguez OF the earliest expedition 10
Sonora. before 1850. II was planted by
her over siXiy-iive years ago, from a slip
which she cut from the young vineyard al
san Antonio Mission bon Monterey Co, for
horse whip. Her husba mad got per
mission 90 make a small garden near the
warm springs Ot MOnfecllO, "a fIv0rite place
for the washerwOmen of the new settlement
of Santa Barbara ahd here she planted il
ON the edge of knoll IL Immediately
took root and began to bud and leaf and
from careful attention. before she died, IL
was made ID produce more than any known
grape vine in all America, North or South.
Between 1870 and 1850 IL had been trailed
over some SD feet in circumference, with a
trunk OF p inches diameter. rising clean
IT, ieet from the ground some years il
has borne over 5000 lunches OF ripe and
sound grapes. or close on 10 5. 600 pounds.
and become the wonder of every resident
CT soj0urner n THAT part OF California.
And what is more, tor tine last thirty years
10 has principally maintained the old woman
ami her numerous family.
Prof. Siliman. when be visited II last
year. sand he mad never heard OF such an
immense grape vine in any other country,
which IS saying great deal, as ne has
travelled much in The south of Europe. -
SIN Francisco bulletin.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

I-fi-- made alnNl NA tal y 7i..
GEORGE ION. D..
JOHN NA6IE.
AtIuinl-tfat0 e.. t4tr NJ
Charles e. boeccI. deceased
Dated sept %. 1893. 5f.w-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

CORv MoLAssEs MIR. Thomas Randolph
a farmer of this county, residing between
N0iingtou AMI Cascade informs Us that he
has tried the experiment of making molas-
seS from sweet corn. He SAYS IL i superior
90 that made from sorghum or imphee
The corn stalk yields as much molasses as
the sorghum. He promises u send Us n
sample when We shall have The quality ties
ted by judges and report their decision.
II 10 sustalns Nr Randolphs opinion. it
will Dee OF 90 small consideration 10 our
farmers. rs the sweet corn stalk will ma
ture In This latitude. when tine sorghum and
imphee viii NOT. Mr. Randolph used his
corn stalks Immediately after he bad re
moved The crop OF ears 10y table use -Du-
tv9ns Times.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18
a0ritulturuI anG Qumestit.
The Great Cheese Exhibition.

The exhibition OF cheese al the late state
Fair OF New York. must have been sight
worth beh0lding. such an one a. was
never seen before. il certainly must have
been. Il formed one OF the chief features
OF attraction and must result in good 20
the immense dairy interest OF the Empire
state. We copy the following concerning
this deparfment Of the y. l. lair from the
Utica Herald:
The cheese are arranged Id the tent by
counties. A. y0u enter. The first that
strike. tie eve s the biz cheese Of Canada,
manufactured by smith o. stone. az Nor
With Oxford county. Canada Wes. u weighs
4 2t0. mounds. aud took the milk from 500
COWS four days for IT, production II stands
up0n the wagon specially arranged Tor H.
and IS the central part " the tent. Il j.
sixteen feet ia circumference, i've fee IN
diameter. and TWO feet four inches high,
and was hauled upon the grounds yesterday
al two O'Clock j.. 81. Dy Ten yoke % oxen.
tb. American and British iiags lying from
ifst tor. II Is the largest cheese that has
ever been manufactured. and as such must
necessarily attract interest aud attention.
There is but small representation from
family diaries. some 40 cieese- from Erie
and Wyoming counties. and one from the
central cOunlr- Tie factory cneeSes are
arranged BIS counties. Herkimer and
Oneida beng ll the cel-er. The eastern
c0uLtias being 0n tho right aud the western
collfle- to tae l.,r.
As t0 the numbers. IIe-eimer county
takes the bead. showing 200. Oneida comes
next HlrA o.. theu follow Erie gIth 60:
Jefferson. Al; Wyoming. 80; Lewis. 30;
Ot-ego. l-. Madison. D.. O-we-o, Z; -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

A single grain OF barley WAS planted by
an a-ricuturist in the Isle of Man i'm 1852
and In the same year produced three hun
dred grains. These We're sOwn. and the
second years produce was about half a
pint. These We're again sown. and the
third Years produce was fourteen pounds.
which being again sewn. have realized this
year about seven bushels. covering a space
OF about fourteen yards by five Thus have
there been produced in four years. seven
bushels oi barley from a single grain.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

CALIFORNIA WINE. The public have been
most e-,~eSiouSly humhugEed 10y what IS sold
under the name of California wine IL has
been advertised hy physicians 20 the sick.
aou oy cierSymen nc the communion table
as me paresi wine Il turns ont. that the
article l. usually made In Boston or New
1orS-Vcry seldom IN or around The Gold
Dlggins, and Is as vile compound of vii
iainous drugs rs was ever gulped down bv
a humbugged community.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

- Penny trains are 'an institution i'm
London They now run early and late on
the underground railroads. The working
man descenGs into a spacious subterrape
Gus depot. well lighted, in one part of Lon
dou, takes his seat in third class car
rag. and for two cents in ter minutes i
landed miles away in another part OF Lon
don. whittier, by .'buS. would have cost 10
CENTS and an hours ride.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18
DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills.
NJ 4 y II o o D

flird Edition, Fifty Th0usAad-l00 pages. ~ Ror-
ERr BEIL. n. n caution addressed e vorth
the married. and those CONTEMPLATING MARI AGE
sent by mail. post paid. on receipt Of TEN CENTS a
careful perusal OF this small book has oear A R1ON
TO THE AFFLICTED. and hAs saved thousand. from. s
life q misery and an untinsiy grave u treats On
the evils OF Youthful IndscretioD Sslf-Abuse Sa-n-
inal Weakness, Emissions Ssxual Diseases Genital Ne
biiity. Loss Of Power. Nervousnsss Premature De-
cay, Impotence &c. &c. which untt TIE sufferer
from fulfilling the OBLIGATIONS q Ma-risge
Address
DR. J. BRYAN. Consulting Physician.
Box So7a. 80 Broadway, New YORK
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( }
HeImbOId-s Rose Wash,

An excellent lotion for diseases arising from habits o.
dissipation. used 10 connection with the Extracts Bu
chu and Slrsapsrila in such diseases a. recommend
Ell. Evidence OF the most responsible aut reliable
character Will accompany the medicines Also ex-
plicit directions for nse ici lunireis Of Thousands
living witnesses. arts upwards ~ $1,000 unsolicited
certificates and rccommealllorv letters. many c;
which are from the CHEST sources, including eai-
nent Physcians. Ce--ymea. Statesmen. &. Tho
Proprietor has never -es1rfsl 90 their publication DO
the newspapers, he does nor 90 tLis from the -ici
that his articles rank As Standard Preparations ana
DO not need 70 be propps1 Up by certificates.
The science or Neiicins. ike ihe Dnrlc Column.
should stand simple p1-e. majestic, having Fact f5r
its bass Inancton fr rs pillar ana Truth slope fer
is Carii.'.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

They give odd remedies for the cattle dis
ease IN England y cow belonging TO Mss
6nrdett Coutis was doSed with '.eight bot
lies OF whisky. twelve bottles of brandy.
Iiirty bottles Of port wine. and other strong
g 9i The animal recovered from the
0is'enper, but died OF delir.um tremens.
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CoNsUMPTIoN. cATARRH AND

H-e~-NNuAAA> oe cured
AFA1Aose Treatise on the nature OF Cousrrptiou
an is various stages. Bronchitis CStarrh &c rice
10 tents ineiudiag postage and simple prosecutions
Nnlcn n.Ve cured thousands, vii be sent free Of
charge, 20 any one applying II viii 60. 20, 49,
nike, ana may oe the means OF saving your lie .
Send al addressed envelope and stsrnp 10 nz 7
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, s42 Broadwav. New.
York. and you villreesivs It ~ retu-n ro,II-
SlSy1
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o o Inc great IRE at Constantinople DESTROYED
49, nouses more than three hundred
palaces, eight mosques, two churches ana
I'VE khans. Over Is, 900 people were made
homeless. ''''''''
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The most iGf-llible and popular remedy ever known
FOR ali diseases ~ the female sex. They have been
used 10 many cases with urfaing success-ald nav
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no matter from what cause il arises They are er,c
10 restoring health ali who are suffering from
Weakness ana Debility, Uterine Discharges. Nervous
ness, *. &c and they Act Ike Charm. d" IN
strengthening and restoring the system. Thou
sands Of ladies who have suffered FOR years sud tried
various other remedies n vain. owe 4 renewal u
Their health and strength wholly TO the efficacy OF
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They are perfectly harmless on the system. may be
taken any time with perfect safety; but duru the
or a miscarriage may Be The result. They never
cause any sickness pain or distress. Zach box con
tains sixty pills Price One Dollar.
DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills.
Aremcly Tor special c.ses. four degrees stronger
than the above. Price Five Dollars per box
PRIvArK CEcULAR to Ladies' with aus snstonnies,
eaSravings, sent free On receipt Of directed envelope
sad stamp.
60 Cut this notice out Il you desire Dr. Harvey's
Pills Book and L you cannot procure thsu O. your
druggist do not take any other FOR some dealers Who
are unprinciplod viii recommend other Femae Pills
they make larger prodt on-egt enclose The no
ney ard send direct t.
DIR. j. BRYAN, Consulting Physician.
Box S07s. 40 BRoApwAY. Y
and you viii receive them post paid securely sealed
from observation. by return mail
Dealers supplied BY DEMAS BARNFS ( 90 NV
YoRE. Wholesale Agents
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

CIRCCIT COURT COMMISSIONERS
u Np-lCE-i ~ be 70 Lansing 1l--.e .w-.l
I-= thru wednesday IL each Uo--l Is lle ll-1cS p.
n -a- a. M-s11. lie l-sI M7--4y 81 cash -1--1. -
ore click 3. 81, - -rALszct scl business -14c--
ial-s . ny C---e. Other times o. --y 1-- D. -a--
ms T. CtlAE1E.IlN.
Ci-cui. Court Cc-lll-,-l.Ier
sow f-- IrEl-ll County.
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NOTICES, &C.
PER MONTH.

NOTICE.-The subscribers wOuId an
~ noIuce n ne p1Dlc that rsz ard t.-.-4ta-
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AS q SIX q .4e Fri1ce Z Co. Automatic Or
gar zcc Plz1c-czzec Nelo.eors-s7 . -fi-I ---r 81,
soidst manufacturers prices
Tzrs % 1873 szo--s
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FOR SALE
TO r Al E

I OR SALE
The ur1e-s-u-l c-e-s fer saIe - DlNING AND
SULTARD SALOON si-lltel M washington Ave--e.
% tle n'st -es-at rar' ~ the c-v. az vel ca -r-
atel for dong 5000 business. j IS We stoke
WIKI Aas. II --es aid 4 1-l-s a-i Be o-srs % fr So
20 great bargain s-i ca esT TINS rs b. g -esi-cs
o reti-e from -Le l-s-ess
l. Clark
Iars-1-. J-'v 4th ISIS 52-f
TOR SALE.-The Undersigned offers flr
L sale irts : g and d. eek lss cry q Lansi--
un which Is s---a-ei Eloi lwe ~ hr-se. ST. 'le
premises wei p-s- w.t- bearing .--it trees e. re
choicest v7rlstias ---.-srtli trees sh--tbs-v, 81
T.is property MI be s-.f 2, = h--Eail
for Qlr--c- - 're 70 ft- subscriber Pr Vs.
-ct- s. N-r-ay 81 tlr >-n-e. Lansing
sex " Il -fL1IL.
TOR SALE-Sixty acres land situated
L 10 tha township q Iaa-.ng. IashsIa G. aiE. les
c-.,ef f-rEs
.se ls. .s.tsa-s.
re- fr.a-r par.i1-.a-s enquire = lie 3D. Gers -ei
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
md genital Dsoity, Nightly Emissi ns. AID NAL
Weakness the resllt Of youth ul in llsereti9n ana
ending his days 10 hopeless missy VIII,
the sake " s.H-riug mau, se-d 10 "a an ct-1
he simple means used by him, which effected cur,
lu a - weeks after the fall.r 90 Do lul-rol- me ID
Ines. send directed snvo.ope and stamp, ami b
" u cost oc nothing
Address EDGAR TRENaIN
Station L. 135LA q Nv York City
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NOTICE. Whereas, my wife. Caroline
y STAGE lbs Jazz mv bed anH board without ia-i
GAUGE rr pr0vCcsf tl.s IS thcs. re % rbil aI
parsons from larhorns W trusting Her oa soy ac,H'f
rs shall nav un tr1ta M l.r c1.frietir- after tafs
tlfe CHARLES ~fAtE.
waie-t.wa. sept 2sh lsej 54iwt-
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

CoueH M1xwRE.-Take as much Of the
Buttonbush {cephalanthus occidemtazis,
not the bnttonwood, which is a tree.) as
can be conveniently grasped in the hand,
boil them in gallon OF water until re-
,duced to a quart; add a teaspoonful Of salt
petre and tea,cupful Of honey. 1t
may be used fresh, or when itfernleps into
a sort Ct beer, but should beprepared anew,
if it gets sour. Take a tablespoonful Of
decoclion whenever inclined to cough. A
cough Of an acquaintance of ours, which was
Of nearly two years standing, yielded to
this remedy in about two weeks. 1t
requires repetition Of the medicine several
times, however, before the lungs had healed
SO @that there was no tending to relapse.
ea Buttonbush is shrub growing from
four to twelve feet high in swampy places,
with curious heads of whitish yellow
flowers late in the sumner Cultivator.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

A KISS IN THE DARK.-Helcroft, the
well known dramatist, supped one evening
at -Opie's. After the cloth had been re-.
moved, numerous stories were told, among
which was one of gentleman, who having
put out his candle cn going to bed, read in
phosphorescent characters on the wall,
Confess thy sins.' The gentleman fell on
bis knees, and as expected, began to confess
his sins aloud, not from terror, however, for,
aware it was trick to terrify him, devised
by q certain waggish young lady in the
house, and hearing little hustle on the
ssairhead, he guessed rightly that she and
her comrades were there to enjoy his dis
corufture. He confessed, IS the last and
greatest of his sins, that he had kissed
Miss --, frequently in the dark, and
so turned the tables on his tormentor with
vengeance, lesson she neverforgot.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

REBEL VENOM ON THE ASSASSINATION
oE LINcoLN.-A gentleman directly from
Sc. Thomas informs US that on board the
British steamer Elder he met ex Senator
Gwin, direct from France; Commodore
Barron, Capt. Pegram and Lieut.. Barney,
all rebel officers. and travelling under as
sumed names. They had fifteen or twenty
persons in their train. and were evidently
bound for "Cowes and market"
The news of President Lincoln's assas-
sination and the attempt on Secretary
Seward was received at Havana on Satur-
day last, at the same time with the news of
the fall Of Richmond and the surrender Of
Lees army. The whole rebel party were
on the upper deck when they received the
news, and Gwin attempted st once to raise
cheer, but he met with 20 response. In
Havana the feeling among all respectable
citizens was one Of profound regret.
Ney York Times.