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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30
New Orleans Prices Curren..

Cotton-Ordinary, 3s03s; Good
Ordinary, 35039, Low Middling
4o@4l; Middling, lead
.Suguy-Coinmon, 12cGOO; fully
fair, 164c 400; white clarified O0c
T. b.
Flour-Superfine, IS GO choice
superfne, SO 373c ; low extra, 50
choice extra SIP T. Dbl.
Huy-S33 T. ton.
Oxiy-56c t. bushcl.
Era~-S 50 per 100 lbs.
Corn-Yellow, 9Cc; white. Sl.CO
per bushel.
Porh-Mess, S3l@-Vbb
BacDn-1lc
Eaggmg India, 25c - yard.
Ropc-l5ic y Ii.
CcDce-Rio, SIC - b.
:S0tt-Liverpool coarse s. y sack
CATTLE MARKET,
Beg Western choice, a Toe ~ II.
Western lstqual'y-0 sc. 80
Western, Cd end } r. %,
Sd quality, 'c'~-
zeal CaWe- sG@1o y head.
Hogs-1O012c t. b. gross.
.Shcep-S3 25ca So 1902 head.
-Nouetary. gold ll3301l54 silver
l420lI4.
i he following are tie quotations.
for bani3 notes
Bank Of Louisiana, IS G4O
Louisiana State Bank 5S0 60
Bank of New Orleans CT 07O
Crescent City Bank, SO0So
Merchants Bank, G10G4
Union Bank 7S0S2
Mechanics and Traders Bank re-
deem IN legal tender United States
notes : Citizens Bank notes paid in
legal tender notes; Canal Bank notes
paid in the same; Corporation issues
range from ! to F. CT.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30
Emigration to Brazil.


The following Just remark on this
subject W. tax" from the picavune
of H.. 1,.h Tbas. ar. in s,ric, nc
,.,.
-, '''''' - '''' " VI w. ,I'' j,''
MAJ previously 'A!' s7'''' ne lt-
ayum" say:
", observe that. in some rayr- of
the country, people are still making
pYrlaratipns t. cmigratc 10 Brazil.-
lmm.Ijatcly after the war. il was
s.Iupo~rd that. in CONSEQUENCE OF bro.
ken fortunes, disappointed hopes,
and mn ;ndi-po-.tior - Weld pl#r:hlr
oLcdi.nc. 10 the restored authority
o' IT,. Federal Government. there,
woui! H.. a great exodus FROM the
Southern S,atr-. There were. in
decd. many symptoms indica,iu. tii~
result. But 4 tow months have
shown thai ,hn c.!culr>jou was ,rro-
n,ou<. iuaanirch ~ il ra~ based on
an iuadcoupt. apprrcia,ion of III. 81
"m"u'- ~ the American character.
VIII, til. rapid -ub,iIrnrr Of the
r.-rutfI r..lin.. and anita .nui-u-
cuyrndrr,d by il,. WAY, that innate
and oruuiu. lmy. uf country has re-
turned which urnIDn-- men - r.uaju
in their own lnud. ,xc-p, they are
'''''" away ''''" }, 10y 't' '.'7t "N
'''"'S 90 ,'"''' u oppression OF
,"''''''l ..1 - u" 7.',.' '''''-'.z 'H'-''
~ '"'''!''' '"' '''''- ~. '.''t w ''' ''''
f'' ''''' cue "''''~ "'''H ''I'I ''''
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30

MARRIED at Dayton. Ohio. on the 3lst.
August. 1850. Mr.. WASH. RDBB to Miss
CARRIE DOLL.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30
Texas Sentiment.

DltftfDHS p'iSsCt tt WV Ei'tt ih''t
ings of the people of Texas; the on,
. at Hampstead, which was very large
: ly attended, the other at Anderson
= which was also numcrousiy attended
and by many of the most respectabl,
people Of the State:
2 Claiming undc: the United
States constitution, for the State il
rsdict!on in the premises, the fave
on the part of the people and consti
tuted au' horities of AUST and mag
unanimous policy toward the coIorec
population and the enactment o.
such laws as will fully protect THEN
rights, life, person and property, auC
elevate and improve them as class
). That for the development Of tn,
resources of the State, we will wei
come emigration from other portions
of the Union, and from Europe.
A meeting, largely attended, and
Il similar class of citizens, was held
a, Anderson, Of similar rurrort to
the above. The following are some
OF the resolutions:
That we recognize a. III. result o!
the late civil conflict the final settle
rncnt, or practical question of .rccs.
sion and slavery, and recommend such
conventional action by the State G!
Texas as VIII harmoniza her organic
md statuarv laws with the-. facts.
That we ncc"pt the policy OF the
he restoration Of the Union, and will
labor in good faith, upcn this basis,
and 20 that end
We favor on the part OF the peo-
ule of Texas the constituted authori.
ties thereof, and equitable and mag
unanimous policy toward the freed
men of TIA. STATE, and such legisla-
/ ton as viii fully protect their rights
Of property, person and he, and i'm
/ prove ana elevate them as class.
In our judsnen, the freedmen as
a class do not possess, and will not
under III" most favorable cI.cUm-
stances, acquire for long time, the
, qualifications that will prepare and
: cn,itle them 70 exercise the right Of
/ suffrage.
/ Rsrnlccd, That our largest and
be-; interests require the speedy in
PRODUCTION o' Whit. labor, and the
{ true policy OF the S,a;t. IS to offer
every legitimate inducement to his
end.
Rs,o1,cJ THAT !, !. du.ifrl and
wis. in all GOOD citizens to ignore all
past differences and forg.. all pas,
bitterness and uIitrdIv labor for III.
nr,-u.gj,y OF the, State and III. who'll.
,,it,
-. p, ,
W" '"P inc '"I'o"'''S i'''" INC
Meridian NIas.l CLARION OF tn" 'th.
We are happy find - positive a
denial ,f .Lr truth &C the Statement
.,,.: Ill., .:. p.,.;I.,.
'''''7
Johnson rs TO the loyalty OF 'hr
Southern paog!s. y party n the
North. for mere. rte.y ,ri.. h.,v.
--.I.. -: ..,.....,.,..l -.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30
SUCCESSION SALE

SUCCESSION SALE
.SWcccSsjo'1 Of 1tm. Sims, d.
DN virturc of a writ of sale -,-,,
- District Court for the Parr l LIS
state OF Louisiana. will
residence Of VIM. Sims. dc. Sc.
said Parish, on SATuRR. street,
of October. 1868, all the,
belonging to the SuCce -
consisting of Horses, 'FhNSoN lhfAS.
Farming utensils. lie scpl9 If
furniture, Buggies aBEFON
lot Of corn. ot''
Terms OF sale -sElSSE.
i ihSr"oi; il not -EPORT, LA.
twelve months, t.,,i,, ,.r,.
with approved T., 80 IL, 81 y us..is'';
per cent in'ere@ N0ot 'o'es as.et,GeC
/ AdminiStrato
Sims, deceased
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30

Dry Hides, p c. per pound ;
damaged, 2!c. per pound Green,
23c. per pound.
Beeswax, 20 a 2oc. per pound.
Tallow, Sc. per pound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23
= = 2
THE GATE CITY.
- = : - : = =
1--WE


vt. Vet. What aoss II mean,
Upon yon soldiers faded cost;
His hard il hasa and rough and brown,
sec . scar along his throat,
His eyes seem looking fhr-o2 still,
% His close shat mouth il grim,
Mother, Whist means that little word,
Upon . sleeve 10 worn and dim1
Il means, my child, that rugged hand
Has welded muskst long and wsn;
Has sent the iron thunder home,
And tuned the song Of screeching shell.
Il means that, steady, stauneh and true
He fairly won that ragged scar,
While you and sat safe 1t home
And read the news about the war.
What wonder if the mouth is grim
That said so many swift "good-byes;
Lifes common words are idle breath
Beside those earnest battle-cries:
What wonder if the gaze is dim,
And yonder stranger fingers yet;
The eve that has looked straight at death
His image may not soon forget.
And that is what il means to earn
The title "veteran" on coat:
To march through food and fielc, or lie
Where rebel rifles sweep the moat;
To serve the guns in rife pits;
To sleep beneath the silent sky;
To dream of home and wake to war;
To see comrade drop aad die.
To hear and heed the fearful song
Which whistling Mimic tuilets sing;
To faint and fall and longing lie
For one cool draught from rocky spring,
And this, my child, is what it says
That little word of letters three:
60 clasp his hand, and give him thanks,
For battles fought for you and me.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

WHAT CAUSED FRENCH INTERVENTION IN
MrxIco.-The famous Jecker claims, which
caused France to intervene in Mexican affairs,
arose out of loan by Jecker, Swiss, to
Airamon of S764,0 600 to war against Juarez.
Miramon engaged to repay Jecker for this
loan the enormous sum Of Si4, OOo, 900. Mira
mon lost his cause, and then Jecker asked
Juarez to pay his claim, which was refused.
What would we say if the Englishmen who
lent Davis money to carry on his rebellion
were to ask the United States Government to
paw it? Yet, Jecker's claim was precisely
similar, and on this impudent demand France
invaded Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23
A b A II q AIN!
rarn for Sale for Less than the Cest
f1nprevements!

The Wood Of a. 70 Acyes ~ TIE Lamd Mn H,. ~
aAaa Is nor Aaked fcv tae Wsas E&rm, escfs;sjse
efthe c4ktiss and Delivering q ~ h r.
YSHE Farm contains 100 acres, situntad two
nntlss due sA~t Of CsutR. Iee cassntv Ssspo Win
-eood, large Pane House, Bsnk Barn. We 49,
stablInx for sock good cellar large Cstess ~ ~
g, Yer faiiinx Weis. There u also good Hewe6 To-
Mouse Tor feraut IhAse fran 500 co.. Treea ~ cho3cs
Fruit a all kinds there some 90 acsss ur ftsce
ne balance good timber TO market fair peepcr
ron = Get IN grxts lmirovem-n's IN neAris NV
WI ell v-ss 1p~ applied & % ~ pssassnpe
Vii ssii low tao su rier cions Of lxM1 nof esatV 8
j ss.ss, lsrx dtxlnl 4sC.sPELE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23
4 BAKER
SEWING MACHINE

viii Stitch, Hem, peil Puck, Bind Braid Cord Quiltaud
Rmbroider beautifully II viii RON from perfect wost
on the hnest Nansook the heayiet beaver CLOTH
With no change oftension needle or thread.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

An average Of sixteen- seven persons out OF
every million commit suicide in England each
year Hanging is the most popular method,
twenty eight using the cord, the thirteen the
dagger, twelve having preference for drown
ing and six for poison. The remainder use
miscellaneous NODES" such as pistol shots,
charcoal fumes and starvation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23
CabUS' Hair Tonic.

THIS uneqnaed preparation which possesses the pecu
liar properties OF grey hair ts original color
and causes 10 sssune the color IL possessed
turned grey. II Ii . permanent for dandyu6
strengthens and envens the OF hair the
hair lasting and natural moisture scurf
itching and scr~ness Of Persons tried
this preparation that they have tried all kinds
Tonic AID Hair Restor and had been TO
and any article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic 1t has cured pc
sons Who bad solid Of dapdru ali knitted nd
eemeuted together In the share Of cap covering the
whole bead and in the Of thirty after usinr
Tonic the scurf aud dandrnf all disappeared ard the
hair, which had until that time been prventsd from
growing. resumed its former healthy srowth.
In the Of James Mershcr Of the airt Iows
iantry, whose head vas covered With thick coating
dAndgu6 and sourf mentioned Al and whose hair
had almost completely fallen out shown the virtue Of
DIM Tonic fog Ia the fthree week3 application
oft his scalp assumed healthy condition and hi, hair
commenced TO grow beautifully. This is only one case
Of the kindin thousand conid mention rasry Others
but for want ofspsce and sented from do
ing so.
Sold BIZ q EoRGE cABUs corner Of Second aud Main
Afrcet Price 10 cents bottle. liberal discount
he rsHe mch3i-d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23
Emers0n's Agency.
THE "FLORENCE,,


SEWING MACHINES bare
tbs reversible feed motion
which snabl,s the operator
70 have the work carry eth
o. way, or to change the d.
recsion and fasteb the end
ofseams BY turning sthumh
screw. They are noiselesu
and can he used where quiet
b Necessary. Their stitch ID
the wonder of all, because
Of its combined elasticity,
strength and beauty.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

Uniformity OfFrices "A New F.tture IN Bussines
Every one htS own Sairsmanl JONES x GO. OF the
Cirsrrt OGr PiCr CothHIg store NJ. 2Ul Ncrkestree
above SIXTH rLIladrlpiiia,
Ia I'd .itIur 20 saving the largest most varied ana
fl.hiuuaH" sj",!. OF Clothing IN pmHnlp made eX'
pros sly Tor retail sjucs, have constituted every one
mis- sjcman, by having marked III figures, On each
Hr the very lowest pjcc can be sold for so they
caUaut possibly vury--al must buy aiihe.
The Goods ~" well suung.d and preparr2 and great
ua,s taken with the mnking that all can buy win
the tan ASSURANCE ui guug good oTnce GL the very
lowest price Also, large stock of piece goods on maud
of the latest style aud best qualities which Wl be made
to order in the most I>hiuubie and best manner, 70
per cent, below credit prices
Remember the Crescent. in Market above sixth street
21i. tONl.o W.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

gslj" We learn that the principal part of
Willamsport was overhowed on Friday
last as far back as the railroad, aud the
boats were used in Sd street in front of
rhe Court House. The dammage to goods
in cellars was large The old bridge there
was entirely swept away, and three spans
Of the Ri road Bridge.
One span of the railroad bridge below
Montgomery was taken off on Friday
night, ana We have been informed that
there is not bridge standing entire, be-
tween here aud Northumberland. The
Jersey ShoIc Bridge is also said 10 have
Shared tie fate of those below.
We have nothing from Lock Haven ox,
crpt some reports hot very reliable. We
fear, however, the place has suffered ter.
ribly. 1t is said that houses, and barns
and dead animals in considerable uum-
bers, came down the river and are lodged
on the Islands between this place and
Williamsport'
Besides the loss in Bridges we learn the
track of the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
was overaowed at many points up, anl
down the livery ana considerably dam
aged Travel will doubtless be interrupts
ed for some time-.uUHcy LAWiporD
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
February e5, 1865 3m

rI'O CONSUMPTlNES.-Theu Undersigned having been
| restored % health IA few weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years. with
severe lung Hiioc iOn and that tread uls Hse Con
sumption anxiuus tu make hHoNH to has fellow sl'
ferers tn" means 81 cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the rre
ripihu led, free ut cdargeJ with the directions
for preparing and using the same which they VIII hi
CuuGHs COINS, &C, The only object "l the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is - ben"h IN" afflicted
and spread mfuruttruu winch he cuuc"lvrs to be m
valuable Gpd h. hnp@s every sufferer viii try ms
remedy, j; wll yost lhcm nothing aud may prove
bl Ssing.
ruru' wishing the prescription will please address
y.EuN ARD A. Wilson, W iliamsburg,
Kings County.
New York,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
February 1, 1865. -Glh
Editor of Democrat,

LdNVT y II'WUITUV'
DEAR SIR With yo0r permission WISH to say TO
the readers Of yorr paper that wili mail, to all who
wish it tree u Recci full directions for making
nnd using simple Vegetable iiam that viii riitrtual.
ly remoNn in days Puppies iIlotrhcs Tan, Frcck.
els and all impurities of the skin, leaving the same
soft cicai smooth ana lieurtifd'.
will $50 mail free to those having Bald Heads, or
Hare Faces simple directions and iu iormctiOn that
viii enable them to start ful growth of luXnriant
Hair. Nhiskcrs, or a MuustaChe, III less than thirty
days. , q. .
charge
Respectfully yours,
TuOS +. CHAPNAN, Chemist,
e3l Broadway. New York.
I.I,ru,x,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
Bryan's Life Pills
Are adapted for all Ages & Constitutions,

re alaOlnl for all Aces ~ Constitutions
" ~
They are composed Of the active principles Of Herbs
and Roots called from H. Ids ana forests They
are mIld but certain IN :hrir operation producing
neither cramps, grpIns pans ar sickness lhry
may be taken by ali ages, sexes or condition without
fear.
To cure disease We must 20 further than simply pur
60 the bowels we must use Such fel'dles hs act IN
harmony with the laws OF nature, m the gent est man
nrr CathartiC me. ely prepares The way for other
me ans but IS Indispensable IN very many cases 10
evacuatG the bowels Of accumulated ac'ld matter. A
dsurdrrcd system comes ON by slow degrees, ana the
acton of mrdtcue must be in IKE manner Disease,
though local in its character, affects more or less the
whole system aud it is necessary To act IN a similar
manner, ON The sy TEN by hlood.hcang aud purifying
r"""dleS-nrS locally M the stohich ana bowels,
and thea on III" whole system The mrdirine, instead
of all going through HE hod\ should partially remain
in II untIl changt - Affected so as 10 accomplish
the work deslg"cd therefore, simple calhHrllc pll
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
NqInE;njstrssor's S0.ice.

E@4Ie oI FWiIM ITeDb, DeceaSed,
7 hTTERS of administration, with the
i ! will annexed, the Estate Of .WllLIAM
WEBB. late Of Centre township, Cnlumbm county
deceased have been granted by the Register Of Col.
umba county, the undersigned all persons having
clauS against the ESTATE of the dJcedcnl raqlcs'
ted 10 prrsrut th IN tn the undcrGgned residing in
Scutt township without dray, aud all persons iudrb
ted To make payment forthwith.
ELI llAR IMAM, .IIar Z. T. "A.
DGc.mbn "a, lsG4, ,-Gw 81 0Ot
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

psE~ Mr.. CLuMSNT GEARHART. the
new proprietor OF the Bloomsburg Photo,
graph Gallery, publishes his Card iu this
issue Of the Columbia Democrat. He is a
good artist and an experienced Daguerrean
Give him call and test his Genius.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

ga" Spring was here 10 NIL its mildpess
and loveliness on Monday and Tuesday
last, but the scene and atmosphere sadly
changed on Wednesday. The winds blow
as iu winter. we NEST yet wait for Spr ing.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

sey- Mr.. ALBERT T. YosT, of this
place, has become associated with DR..
John, as one of the Proprietors of the
RepubIican, which this week enters upon
It's ninth year. Mr.. Yost is worthy
young man and good practical Printer.
Here's our ESsy~.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
+ administrators Notice.
E.TATE OF JACOB HARTzELL, JR DEC

E.ThTE OF JACOB HARTZELL, JR DEC d.
4 FILTERS Of admini tration, on the Estate of Jac'h
! IIarlzrlL Jr., late Of Mfliu tuwushlp, t0umbla
ounty decreased have been granted by III. Register
Of Cnlumi "a county TO tina uhua rsigh1d all persons
having claims again,t the Estate Of the d'crdtn are
p,cscnt them To the Undersigned, rnsi
my m sail t0wnsl Up, without u"iay, aud all persons
indebted TO make payment forthwith.
JOuN II. UETLER, Admir-.
Jar,lary CS lSCj-Gw. SJt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
IN YOU WANT TO KNOW

" man system. male aud female the causes aud
trcatnont ~ diseases the piarragG customs of the
world how To marry wol and Thousand things never
publ ,had before read the revised and enlarged eli
tOn OF "Ncdical Common Sense, a curious book for
curious people. aud good book for every one. 400
pages 100 Ikistraiious. Price g .jn Contents table
rent free to auy address. Books may be had at the
Book stores, ut Mil be sent by mail post uaid on re
cept of the price. d FOOTE. VI D."
li3O Broadway, New York.
February 4 1858. fin.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

e@y- The End of Gen. Butler "A
Washingto, correspondent OF the SPRING
field (Mass) RepaJ'icon says: General
Buffers commission as Major General rx
plrcs in short time, and he will then
probably be q1iet'y mustered out of the
service"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

Dsy" Our State Legislature adjourned
on Yesterday (Frday) sine die. Hon.
Wm. II JAcoBY, our Member has return
ed to his home in B.oomoburg. We be
lieye, and thus believing, take pleasure in
saying, that Mr.. JACoGY has made cred
liable Member Of the II. of r, and dis.
charged his duty to pretty general salts
faction.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

nsy- Senator BUoKASEw, arrived at
home on last Sunday, having been detain.
ed several dayss owing to the bigh-wster
between Bloomsburg aud Washington.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
Administrators NoiiCe.
Esiate Of Dam,t U'mW deccusel,

EM0Ie o D0N1a II 07V 0ecI09e7'
7 ettcrs Of administration on the Estate
Y / of Daniel Wasy, late. Of Locust township, ol.
umbia c, unity, d ceased, have btcI granted by the
Register Of CoGmbIa county, 20 The NndrtSigncd al
persons having CmS aguln~t NJ estate at th1 d"ct'
dent are requested tu present trn to thn Nimnistra
trx at her residence IN said township without delay,
aud al parsons indebted to maEG payment turhw tn.
CArHAKlNE WARY.
February II, 1865, Gw So Adnirslratrix
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

Eaay" John Boyer, Esq a well known
riti1en of Norristown, and for many years
President of the Bank Of Moptgc merry
County, died Oh Sunday last, aged about
rs years.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
Deafness. Blindnes & Catar1 h,

y, eated with the Utmost success, by Dr. j. lSAACS
Oculst aud Auris (formCrly Of Lcyden, NOlland) No
SO Ne Street,rhilaicphia. Testimonials from the
most re iable sources the City and Country be
seen at his office. The medical facUlty are invited To
accompany thir PATIENTS as h. has no spcet IN his
practice. ARTIFlCI Il EN ESirseIted without pain
No charge made for examination.
February / I, l-t5 July J, 1864, IGN
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Morning, Mar.25, 1906.

Bey- Mr.. Buckaew has Tobacco seed
from the Agricultural Department, Wash.
ington, for gratuitous distribution.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
WHISPERS! Do vor

w want Nhiskers or Moustaeics Our Grecan
Compound will force them to grow on the smOoihest
face or chin, or hair on bald heads, in six Weeks -
Price 81 W, Sent by mail anywhere closely sea ed,
on receipt Of price. Address,
WAGNER &c CO., Box 1873, Brooklyn N. Y
February lS, lSJ5-y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
Nervous, Debilitated and Dcs-

rEO the Nervous, Deblitated and Des-
4 pondent Of both sexes. A great 81 i4rcr having
been restored to health in few days, nftct many
years Of misery, is willing to assist his sierng el
low creatures by sGndius free,) on the receipt of
o,tpad addressed envelope copy Of II formula q
cure employed. Direct to JOHN NJ AGNALL.
Box is3 Post Office. Bi aDkyn, y. T.
Jan. IA, l5Gi. ,ly 10, GA
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TEnMs CASH. All orders Of Ton or

Terms CASH. All orders OF Ton or
more, Will BE- delivered the Ilaroad Stations and
the W harNc> OF shipment, tree of carriage Carriage
will b. charged on an orders Of Il barrels ar less
Que dollar per Ton allowance for carriage will be
made ON all sal's delivered al The Works OF tho Com
pauy, on Canal Wharf,
AGHlt ULTURAL rIEMirALCOMPANI'S WORKS
AT CANAL WHARF, On IHE DELAWARE.
Ollcc. Ii3s Arch 81, Philadelphia, IA
X. FIrlS General Agent.
The Company Pamphlet Circular, embracing iul
directions lur using the above FerlllGers, sent by
mai, free, wh n requested.
March ii, lsi5.-2m (Ioy, Coe & Coz
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DD- WANTED, one copy of No, 6, and
2 copies of No. l2, vol. lsth of the Cok-
umbta democrat.