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UP DE G r A + IS
EYE AND EAR iNFINRARY,
fo, ,he Square. r hroe Doors from stcelr's Hotc 7
WILKESBARRE, PA.


lNHlS INSTITUTION is now opened and
I furnished In tho most costly style. Reception
Private and Operating Rooms are large convenient ana
well adapted. The Surgical apartment contains the
finest collection OF instfuWcutg IN this country hhd
thus his faculties VIII enable him to meet any and all
emergencies IN practice lie will operate upon all 'he
various forms OF BLINDNESS, Cataract, Oceiuoh ol
the Pupil Cross Eyes, Closure of the Tear Ducta w.
vcfsion OF the Eyeids, Pteryeium, SC, &C Ana wiI
treat all forms Of Sores Eye Grauulcd Lids Opaoeuer
OF the Cornea and Scroigous dseascs Of the Eye 70
grihur Win all the diseases 10 Whch th9 byt u SUI
jcct. ~ .. q, -,
DEAFNESS will treat all the diseases rQmnon 10
the organ Discharges from the Eat Noises III inc af
Cn,nrth difficulty ofhcainr total DE ncss even where
the Drum - destroyed. Will insert an athCIal one
answering nearly alt the purpofe- of ,hc rntufoL
DISEASES OF THE 1HROAn.--An d scrscs COM
mou to The Throat aud Nose VIII bc treated go
! GENERAL SURGERH.-Hc viii operate upon CiNu
feet Hair Tip, cleft Palate, Tunots, Cancers Eh'hr
1 gcd Tunciis Plastic operations by hrahH heN
I flesh into dcformcd parts, aud General surgery o'
! whatever chaCart.r II Hay present ,..
+ HERNIA Tor RuPiURE9- tie viii perform l'hniu-
operation fGr'the rqdiCa (romplot) cure of Hefulh
ms Is uuquesunably perfect cure and Is Gont WIN
little pain. out ufinany hundred opctHtea upou"
Boston there ht- been no fWWtcs. IT having .' '"'
perfect appreciation Of all whuhavc submitted 'oH
ARTIFICIAL EYES.-Williusutt artificial Eyes Il'
Tug tnym the motion aud expression ~ TIA" natural
They nre inscritd with the least pain.
/ nEMORRhuiuS, (Pilcs.l -rhs ttouhlcsom' discs -
is rtHly cared. Those suiicrius ironit ~iA 40 wei
to c1li
DR. Up De Graf visits Wikes s.parre with view ="
building up permanent institute for the treatment V
the bye, Tar and General Surgery. The uHperieuc' Z"
more thau quarter ola century in Hospital and Penf
al practce,e hopes, viii he sufficient guaiaI's u
those who may Du Disposed 20 employ him,
May q, iSuJ.--tT,
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Eaotel and Lot For sale.
Deafness, Blndnes & Catarrh,

Treated with the utmost success, by nr. lSAAgS
OsulIe, aud Aurst lfurmery Of Lpydcn, uolland) No
5IgPINE SirectPhi,adrlPha, Testimonials from The
most ne liable sources the city ana Country eau be
Zen at his or &C, The medical iacLl,y inylIed %
accompany their patients, as he has no secret IN MS
practice ARTIFICIAL Ef rs inserted without pain
No charge made for examination,
February II, l5,5, LJuly2 lebi, I'm
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,g,.l l,,r,s, assortment al CHARLES oAKToRD x
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Gentlemcu's Hats.
An the latest styles al on ARIES OAhFORO &
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BA001SDURs E1ARBRT.
RECEIPTS FOR JANUARY,
TO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

lIhe following payments have been made
to the Columbia Democrat office, during
the month of January, 1865:
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the most infaibe aud popular remedy ever knowuro
all diseases Of the female sex They have been used
III many thousand cases with unfailing succcss-and
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Obstruction, or StQppage Of Nature,
no matter from what it arises. They are efic
iual IN restoring to health all who suffering from
weakness and Debility, Uterine Discharges, Nervous
ness &C. &c, aud they
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other remedies in vain, owe renewal Of their heath
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the celebrated
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one Of the most eminent physoians prescribed thon
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FEMALE DIFF1CULTTES.
AT who have used Or lIatyey's Female Pills recon-
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other medicines, because of their merits No la ~ Oh.
Jects to take them lOt they are elegantly
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They perfectly harmless on the system, aay bo
taken at any time with pei feet safety but during tho
early stages Of Pregnancy they should not b. tukrn
or arriuge may b. taken, or a miscarriagI may
| b. the result Thny never cause any sickness pla
| or distress. Each box contains sixty pts andfut dir
actions Tor use.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
/ ~ Cut this notice out II you desire Dr. tiuWcy't
Pills or BOOK, and yoh cannot procure them ct you
druggit do not take any other t1r some dealers h.
are uuprlucpled WIZ recommend other Fcmale piIe
they can make larger profit on-but encose Tin
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
THE PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVIS Err.
An invaluable treatise Of Ga pages,by
DR. doHN HARVEY,
published r3r the benefit of the sex.

On receipt Of TEN CENTS it viii be sent post paid.
IN a sealed envelope, to all who apply for 1t
II gives concise description OF ali the diseases nc.
euliar to females, together with means OF cure snd
treats ef Conception, Pregnancy Miscarriage sterity
sexual Abuses PrOlapsus Uteti Female Weakness
Consumption, &C., and much other valuable inrurina-
uon not published in any other work. Every laSy
should procure copy without delay.
THREE EDITIONS 10000 EACH,
have already been published and distributed this year
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Gentlemen's Hats,

Al the latest STYLES H CHARLES OAEF ORR L
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SoT, has our 'ndnhs Ior pubic documents .
Hon. Chas. Denieon, NJ. G has been at
home for Seyelal days, in sequence Of
sickness in his family.
Bzg" THOMAS HALLIDAY Hicks, Sena.
tor of the United States, aud former Gov
crnor of Maryland, died last week.
~
Rss- Hon JAMES Brooks, NJ. c., of
New York, will accept our thanks for
copy of bis great speech on the Presidents
Message.
KS" Representative JAcoBY, has our
thanks for pamphlet copy Of the Direo
tory Of the Pennsylvania Legislature for
1865.
Rg- DANiEL McllENty, Esq, our
County Treasurer, was on duty at our
last Court for the first time since be was
honored with a pass to Fort Mifllin.
EsY~ Tile 93 DrmIk.-Oa hearing Of
the quota Of n'ae'y-eight men, for Bloom
"''p' ~ " ' ''
'loyal-sb oddyiteS, got handsomely drunk.
glSg~ This is tie season for Public Ven.
dues. b lis neatly and ezpediously print.
ed and sales advertised in the Columbia
n.,, nout1, ,,oo1r, N,.o. .i,o
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lore sac a. '"'' oin''' W SUI ''o 0''-''on
N- i''', D'"S,,'' ''0 ~a' n! ""'
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IN tho House On NIonaov , rosolnt;on
~. D"I e, Wv .5 :.
~
'' '" '' vas % "
- -, - ~ '0'''''' 9 ~ Wv , '''
' ',' W"
THE a''oriuc' ~ per,ecnIon Of Co.
have 50en oncl iiglona'ly discharged from
carroll pI'oa Dy orh II OF 'a2 w" Dt-
Fr''N''"' We I'P, 'I' ''"' "''J cum
da.ls rnnrcrn,d -, ,I,a nnr.ocn,io9 ~ ,hrsa
men viii oct tlrir iost desert. in so .ne form
q rigorous puni.amant
.'a--
Last We X, an envr)ore ronta,oihg SOM
money, bni not a wold of writing in sld
to denote who il va, from, or whence
came. The envelope appears to have bee
mated ot New Columbus. Who sent
end to when shall the none! be credited
= -
Ss9 h''tH :" "rll">".' N'f' ''''"''
of the B ard OF Commissioners OF the tCuu
ty 6fCoumbia,was last week in al,endanc
with his colleagues, Leius the first sesso
he ha, been able to attend fox the last 81
uouths and since be was p.uched in FCl
NJ film.
BIZ" a GREAT "EoNc-O"F poor SO
diers in the Army ID many instance
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All who are afflicted with Cbroui,
Difficulties
AT Chronic and UompIicalcd AlIectIoDs Of
the System, (and all diseases pcculi-
ar TO TO Females }

Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints, Chronic Headache
Pucs and FIsnll, Chronic and lnntmmalnry Rhrumd'
tisn, Neuralgia aud Nervous Diseases general Dcbl'
ity, Scrofula cancers and Tumots, chronic and Ia
h4muorg Disease Of The Eyes aud Errs, Catrth, sem
mul NeaSntss, lmp ocnce, ure'hWl onu Vaginal DIS
charges, Sexual aHd Urinary diseases generally
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v ENDUE

February q, 1875,
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Das. >. BRYAN, gsox JO7D,
TO THE AVrLiCTED!
r r = Nj . r. J. BR Y a N
CONSuLTlkG rlN SICIAN.

Medical treatment te be- successful must hn aiaptt!
to each particular Cu6r, ami tk' tUa condition II tI"
patient at the TINE, and regulated frIm iue tn Nm
the eNgcncles Of the require. MeoIcIua acts
more potent! on some persons than on 9th aUI II
should be administered with view UssIst mature
aud not u force
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Arrival Of Desericrs.

pfom Tho ssvsnnah Republosn, march ~ 40
Last night four Rebel descctcrs ESCAPED from
rebcdoio Nv sailing down the river IN small boat,
They were Bsicd by the picket boat Of the Pontiac
which brought them on board the Pontiac where Capt.
Luce uterrogatel them but could learn nothing Of I'M
portaue The same old story of the dep'or ablc state
of affair, Inc de the Rebel lines WAS repeated. They
represent that petty robberies arson, poyesty IN its
wal.t forms with starvation staring people In the
face IS the true condition Of affairs in the willing Con
5sleracv. .....,. t...,.-r-i. ..rr., -,
TWO OF tho descrters were members OF the 81 South
Carolina Covsry end they report great dissatisfaction
in the ranks ftbeir regiment a. weias IN several 10.
antry regiments Of the same State on account Of the
dssol,tion which Slermaas army has carried TO many
Of their homes. Lnse DuInbers were deserving AZ
averr favorable opportunity and returning ~ Their
destituts hresides where's the of Hcbeon hangs
like dark clond over the roofs OF homesteads once
peaceful and happy Great vigiisncc is exercised al
night on picket to prevent the desertion ofPickefs
In ore regiment there Is open lDuti1y aAi several
soldiers whose hocs were DESTROYED by Che great con
Migration at Coubis for using threatening angu1ge
to their superior officers snd speaking very disfe,pcc
fnlly OF jeff DAVIS and his reasonable cohorts were
placed In irons And TINS day by day e spirit o. dis
seusion grows stronger IN the Rebel ranks. and when
the poor deludod eonserped priyses begia 10 desert
the sinking shin may expect 10 zee the now touer
ing structure OF I:beon fall iD'o DfeiriNohe rum
May God hasten the dAy OF tressons downfall a u
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FROM THE .S~g~sss tsssstt~sfssS'i''.
- Important Rebel Orders. :

The following Orders have been received
from Headquarters Military Division Of the West
rorrhe purpose Of COLLECTING and providing for ne
prompt restoration 70 their several regiments bdtta
ions and companies all sbsentees from Lees. stewart
aud Cheatham Corps, the following measures WIN be
taken without delay: -. ir..i
Brig Gen Mack,,l +. A. G. A., in addiiioa TO
h other duties is specially charged Nhh the eener1'
snpeI of the service nyoved-his heliqu
he!ng Al Maeop GA. and he will take all practicable
steps 10 recall 10 their coloTs all who absent RON
any other than actual disability FOR held service
OF properly granted fnfoughs To thus eng le VIII
establish camps At Columbus Atlanta, Albany, Macon
and Augusta. Gas Montgomery selmn. ana Mopals
Ala.; and ut Jackson, Macon, and Colu'nbus Misns'
sppi and such other points os may be found expcoenl
10 which abscuteos living in the yeiniiies IvsPscyei
shah be required 10 repair and report ana ~ Wnn ti
be sent all those who be collected by neighOnIfhg
euros officers who viii be called % 10 gl's
lie MI also require all officers and men TO rce to inc
nearest rendezvous appointed Sho may pe aosent W
any authority less than that Of these headquarters or ar
tne commander Of the Department NJ Alabano Mis-
sssippi and Fast louisiana in which essehe WIZ make
tonisi'ion for such abscnees upon that comm ndsr
IN whom he will communicate copy Of these ofdei s.
with request for the necessary olleis 70 eAaDIs MN
10 Iecuie his duties ythn the limits oil thai command
q II Officers nd mea collected at inc seser" rem
dezvous rsfs he'd under those orders so'n snu wes
OF MONTGOMERY AlaaDs will be concentrated as nooh
as practicable at hat place. aud those brought lcseihs
IN tieoibi IA wiz be assembled at Augusta
" A. In ,bedienee 10 the above order. Major " T. WI
her al, Alabama Regiment has been direcea 20 'lAs
commsnd Of the Rendezvous at Montgomery, nn'ltuhs
10 ,yiich place at ,ceIs wAo Aqyr already been .9n
10 The ibrce corps 10 Tennessee, Mississippi ana Aa
irsiua II sssd iheu. equaas OF ten " twcy, w
un,nl,r 10 dcic vi upon lie facility Of transportation
from he center Of their eld Of operations and the prac
tleHbiIty Of s-s.,ipg tiem at the point Of assembly
III Camps of Reusieyvors WI W. established =. es.i
no.sbIe AZ me saIoHjrg points viz: Coinbns. At
isr,s shsnv. Macon aud Augusta. Georgia Mont
somcrr. selma and Mobile. Alabama; and al JACK.
sop, MacSp AVID Gyan,bns misi's,npa aosc re-.
mo-, ins m Albs ma sl Afississippi to Moniee'nely
th,so h iieofgia 10 Augusta or Macon onnl tn"ss
csv,ps are established pIcers ana inen wal 70
uesrcxf post cempanIe5s Or eLrolipE oHeYS VINO
re ,,S,ue4t, 10 forward them az sbrye dreete9 -,
nj, fSe onf&eIs 90 fnty Under tsete orders WIN
n St;ta ~ n cr.ept and brigade, the fine a.
= tisl tie, ,,VrIfSsd Tue idaet TO sl1ohiaAnt 1&s
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Frons TIE .s"Rs'fs Ce"'sifs'f'e""H''
March 23. Gal
The Yaukee s nj Camden. -s

Welearn, says The South Carolinidn, that The
eneunv while in Camden burned oil the buildings FROM
McKans drug store to the Branch Bank, and on the
N her side Of tho Main H. from Drukers corner TO the
new brick hotel. They also destroyed Temps Hhb the
Corawais House the store Of Mr.. Geo. douglass and
the house OF Mrs Lang bat generally treated the In
hnbitants with civiIitv As In Columbia. the Yankees
were Intoxicated and under s induenee did many acts
from the Fiction u which citizens suffered who might
have otherwise escaped. The strength Of the column
which visited the town about 100, and approach
ing as they did from unexpected direction many
were caaght In the act 81 getting away Among
them were MesNs Ihos. Plryear and CAREY, who mad
with them valuable racing stock, ineiudipg censor
and Alblau, and Others. AL was Of course captured
Below Camden the enemy did not trouble The inhabi
tanis neither Of Messrs. Boykins or John ne oaus'
sures places being visited. Gen Chesnut lost horses
uaule and provisions but the dwellings on BIS fanta
tons were saved by of his BegIoes he tod tue
wear and dey alters give him something TO eat nut da
was all; and II dey bum de plaec aey s turn poor
Niger out in the cole" nder tie iniinenee OF thus
Ethiopian philosophy much old and valuable properly
was spared. !, Il. u.. ..r,c.yft I..ol 80 a.,
One of Tie ladies acted with great courage. The
Fcderals entered her house and demanded her silver
She told them II where they could not get H. Iney
threatened 70 tgrp VIC house. her Tepy was "Buru[
but you won't Gad what you are Looking Tor. ohe O.,
the Yankees then set the bed Ere. bat ne lazy sun
rensinins trim. tpey xtpgniehed the Natrep and left
the premises Our Informant. bis way ffbu Coius-
bio, met large numbers OF negroes who had gone with
the enemy but were returning IN dsgus-the inyara,
BILE comment OF the simple hearted darkies being
Well boss. did you eber such people - All looked
A. N they had seen hard times. %
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.o0si III MA AYAO2HUT,

commanders Of the rendezvous At Montgomery and
Augusta win make weekly report Of the officers and
men received during the week and the strength OF the
camp at date Of report
". Post Commanders requested to direct their
QuartermasteTs and Commssares 10 give all necessary
supplies called for by officers engaged on this duty with
in the limits Of their commands. go.
" informed that the officers sent to me for this
dnty have been selected for their special fitness is
therefore not necessary urge upon them devotion 10
the service and esrnetness in their endeays to assist
IN bringing their old comrades back to their eoors Dut
as the very nature of their service sends them 70 the
vicinity Of their homes may them OF the danger
OF allowing themselves 10 lose day IN the enjoyment
ofhome, which should be devoted TO hing the RANKS
by which homes are TO be defended.
VI. All officers ard men returning are urged TO bring
in their arms or any arms they may find in the country.
They will the sooner be enabled TO JOIN their commands
w. w. MAcKALt, Brig. Gen.
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time before suspicion rested upon him Ipe ngat pre-
ceding bis arrest he hadsent of snai party W our
lines but by some accident one OF them was appre,
hended and returned 10 Richmond and on nus Hrl'a
there made confession duplicating the Lieutenant
referred to- which led 10 his arrest on the ua
Thursday. -.- .,,. II.
the Rebel Government, Major Darlington, Provost
Marshal Of Richmond, ordered bis detention az the
Soldiers Rest for day or two, Ia wnch time IL Was
believed he would be able TO establish hs innocence OF
the charge Knowing his inability to do 50 the Young
lieutenant at set about means to escape before MS
incarceration in Castle Thunder, which was sure 10
follow and on the same night endeayored PUT 10 Van
to bribo his guard On Friday might he waB more sue
eessfu and on escaping from the Rest repaired inAne
daely to the house Of negro whom he knew 10 DC en-
gagged In the business and giving him 5000 Dispatched
him, with his wife, In circutous route to our hles
As bis wife had few days previous received pass 10
visit her relatives living outside OF Richmond c found
no difficulty in passing the outer defenses Her nus
band followed her by a shorter rotc, reaching our lines
seven hours after her arrival. nd
He states that negroes and others have during the
past six months aassed large fortunes in the hazard
Gus business OF running men through the Rebel INES.
In the capacity Of aid he had frequently visited the
Rebel foila in the James and ut the time Of the late
raid was ON board Tie Virginia, which he represents as
by far the most formidable vessel Of the feet, being
coated with II inches Of iron plating and carrying eight
guns one Of which carries l8 and another liinch
shot lie states that the ram Jef Davis IL nearly
finished and that when he let ldchmond she was re-
ceivng her armapant OF IA heavy guns. Although she
Is the largest Of the Rebel rams he regards the Virginia
az the most effective vessel in the Rebel Navy owing 10
the caber Of her guns and the thickness Of her plating
The pirate SsBmes now commanding the virginia, Is
spoken OF as the commander Of the Jeh. DAVIS when
ready for service. LOJtt - TX.
Ilc is firm in the belief that the rams win visit us
again at early day. and thinks The Virginia capable
OF demoishng any vessel Of our navy the lTonsdes
included. All the navy machinery in Richmond has
been sent to SelGa and other points south, ana ne
thinks the evacuation OF Richmond within sixty days
lghly probable.
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More As.rehy and Distress.
fron Tho savannah Republican, Aprii :

From gentleman who has resided in this
CITY number OF years and who returned from Doctor
town on the Gulf road. on Saturday, We learn that
deploraLle state Of society exists in that section Of
Confederate troops at Doctorow that they have laid
waste all the surrounding country. aud have mango.
raied system Of ibtolerable tyranny. They arrest
every man who arrives from or attempts TO ieacI
savannah ssn informant was arrested and threatened
10 he tried by court martial and hung but succeeded
in making bis escape. .I !. El. -
F. lie had learned from source dssmed irnstworthy,
that men Of Montgomery County had been hanged.
ad others shot ofher reason than that they adj
roeated Union principiea The Union men had com
bned together and had armed themselves for setpro
teolion But stood In great need OF and suInnhl
ION Several FURNISHES had taken place between the
Rebels and the Union citizens and reign Of terror ex
sted throughout all the adjoining counties Immense
amounts Of property had been destroyed aud erey day
The greatest eutrsges perperated by the Rebel
soldiers npon the Union We shall publish farther
e-v, " this patter on Monday. ..rrfrr b" '