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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

The Legislatuye.-Governor'S Message.
The extra session or "relief" Legislature,
assembled at Harrisburg on Tuesday. The
Governor sent in message recommending
a release to ,he banks of the penalties and
forfeitures they have incurred by suspen-
ding payment; and also recommending
that said suspension shall be legalzed for
''such reasonable period as will enable them
safely to resume the payment of their
liabilities in specie" The banks, in return
for this leniency and favor, are to help the
State Treasurer to specie to pay the inter-
est of the State debt The banks to take
each others notes, at par, for payment Of
debts due them. The banks debtors to
be accommodated with an additional stay
of execution. The issue of baak notes Of
less denomination than five dollars, not
to be authorized. The message was
ordered to be printed, and subsequently
bills in relation to the banks to meet the
present difficulties were read,
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An Editor for the Legislature.

Mr.. DANIEL H. B. BRowER, the Editor
of the "Montoar (Danville) American,"
has been nominated, by the opposition of
this District, for the Legislature. We were
scarcely prepared to believe, that any
respectable Editor, in our Legislative Dis
trict-and the Doctor is one of them
would so far degrade his high position, as
to thus consent to transfer it to the undig-
nifed station of Member of the Fl. of X.
Perhaps our friend was caught mapping, or
peradventure, he only consented on the
STRONG PRESUMPTION that there was no
danger of his election.
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CHARLES h, 8UCKALEW.

This well known and distinguished
Democrat, was on Saturday last, nominated
for Senator. Never was a better man
presented to the people of our county for
that office, honest, upright and fearless, he
has always stood forth as one Of the ablcst
champions of Democratic principles in the
State. lie has already served two terms
in the Senate, and his past acts and servi-
ces are the best pledges and promises of
his future course, he has proved himself to
be an able speaker, true Statesman and
an honest Representative. That he will be
elected, there eau be no doubt, but let US
try, fellow Democrats, to give him such a
majority ss is worthy of the man, and that
will anihila'e the opposition. -iS'ayde,
Journal
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
20 TO 10000

over Edward Stanly, the Black Repub-
lican candidate, and a majority of several
thousand over both him and the American
candidate, Maj. Bowie. The Republicans
are much chagrined at the result, as they
fondly hoped that their candidate, by
mounting the Settlers platform and al the
isms of the day, would have gained a de
cisive victory over the Democratic cand-
idate. One thing has been very definitely
settled by the present election, viz; that
Sectionalism cannot thrive in that State.
The people of California have an abiding
love for the Constitution and the Union,
and are opposed to the agitation of Slav-
cry, believing that it stirs up strife, pro-
duces alienation of feeling, and tends to
weaken the bands which bind one portion
Of the Confederacy to the other.
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The finest property in town.

Mr.. J. ]. BRowER, one of our shrewdest
Merchants and best citizens, is the fortunate
gentleman, to who the above line is appli-
cable. His large new Brick Mansion,
located on Market Street, below Main
Street, is acknowlcdgely the finest finished =,
best furnished, and, most valuable proper y
in Bloomsbury.
We recently enjoyed the satisfaction, of
carefully examining the premises, and were
gratiied to find that this MODEL HOUSE, is
constructed on the most improved plan and
built in the best modern style. Mr..
Brewer, has about completed the " fixtures"
to his establishment, by erecting, in
front of his house, the neatest and most
extensive flag ,pavement extant.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
ONE VOTE.

AT the election on Tuesday every vote
should be pollcd. A few years ago, one
vote elected the Governor of Massachusetts,
The opposing candidates might possibly
compromise, and ONE VOTE may probably
decide the gubernatorial question in Penn
sylvania. Let it be remembered then
that every vote should be polled. Sec to
it Democrats that not ONE VOTE is left
behind, for that one vote may elect and be
of the utmost Importance.
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CITIZENS or COLUMBIA

CITIZENS OF GWAUIlDlAo
On Tuesday next you will be called
upon to choose for your Chief Magistrate,
between native Pennsylvanian-Wm. F.
Packer--who thoroughly understands the
interests of the Commonwealth, and New
York Free-Trade and Abolition Agitator
David Wilmot-who is ignorant of the
business and politics of the State, and
whose whole heart and mind are wrapped
up in the one idea Of hostility to Slavery
and enmity to our Southern brethren.
Remember, fellow Democrats of Colum-
bia county, that "Eternal Vigilance is the
Price paid for Liberty" Go to the Polls,
every one Of you--let not vote be left at
home exercise, your rights as Freemen,
at all hazards-rally with energy and zeal
to the defence of those time honored prin-
ciples of Democracy which you have so
triumphantly sustained in by-gone days
and proclaim once more to the State and
the Union, that the Democracy of old Co.
lumbia are still true as steel to the faith of
their fathers.
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ARE YOU AN AMERICAN ?

= 4 Y z Y y Y 4 z 4 4
Il Il \ n n u 4 ~ n
If you are, cote the Democratic Ticket. Do
you love the Union If SO, vote with the
party that defends its honor as a Nation,
and guarantees sovereign power to each
and every State. Do you believe the Con-
stitution to be sectional instrument! If
not, vote with the party that maintains its
National application. Do you believe our
glorious constellation contains but sixteen
stars Ifnot, vote with that party who
contends for thirty one
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
Speech Of MIR. Jones.

We have been favored with a copy of
the Speech of the Hon. J. CLANCY JONES,
Of Berks county, delivered on Friday
evening last, in Bloomsburg. The crowded
state of our columns, this week, we regret
to state, precludes its publication. Col.
Jones' Speech here, like all his efforts
with the pen, on the stump, or in the Halls
Of National Legislation, is fresh able
and manly exposition of the unchanging
principles and true policy of the American
Democracy, and will both attract attention
and command respect throughout the
world.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
United States Court.

The next Session of the District Court
of the United States, for the Western
District of Pennsylvania, will be held al
the Court House, in the City of Pittsburg,
commencing upon Monday, the 10th Of
October. Hon. JAMES G. CAMPBELL, the
United States Marshal, will accept our
thanks, for the presentation of his Card
We incline to the opinion that we will obey
the Summons.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
Magee's Gift Book Store

We direct attention to the Gard, in our
columns, to-day, of Magee's Philadelphia
Gift Book Store. LIST week we got a
Book of Magee, worth one dollar, and
received with it, a gift worth SO so We
confess we don't exactly understand the
operation by which he makes it pay, but if
he is satisfied, We certainly have no objec,
tion. Give him a call.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
Montour Democratic Meeting

A tremendous democratic Meeting was
held at the Court House, on Saturday
evening last, in Danville. The Democracy
OF Montour is wide awake and is right as
q book. The Court House was filed to
ovcrfowing before the meeting could be
organized.
Hon. j. CLANCY JONES, of Old Berks,
addressed the meeting in one of his most
able and argumentative Speeches. Col.
JNo. g. FREEZE, Of Columbia, in response
to the call, also addressed the meeting in
very spirited speech. Both speakers
acquitted themselves with honor, when the
meeting adjourned amid ronnds of applause
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
Columbia Democratic Meeting

A meeting of the Democracy Of Columbia
County, convened in the Court House, OH
Friday evening, Oct I'd, 1887, at Blooms
burg, The audience was large and gave
respectful attention. Good feeling and
good order prevadcd their en- ire dclibera.
tons.
On motion of Sheriff Miller, the meeting
was thus organized -
Col. LEVI l.. TATE, President.
Vice Presidents,
Hon. John McReynods, Jthn Ramsey,
NJ. D., Thomas Q. Else, X, =, Arthur,
Gordon r. Goff, Ph. Unangst.
Secretaries,
Um. H. Jacoby, Alcm D. Tale.
The Committee, appointed for that pur.
pose, consisting of Messrs. Freeze and
Woodward, introduced the Hon. j. CLANCY
JONES, who was present by invitation,
who addressed the listening audience, for
near two hours, in strains of eloquence and
incontrovertible argument, which was
received with demonstrations Of lively
appreciation.
The following Resolution, was then
unanimously passed after which, the meeting
adjourned -
Res010ed, That the thanks of the Demo.
cratic Party of Columbia county be and
they are hereby rendered to Col J.GLANcY
JONES, for his very able and truly patriotic
Address.
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News FROM THE WEST F!
s----~-------~---~-~-~---
California Democratic to the
Backbone.

The steamship "Star of the West" ar.
rived at New York, on Saturday, bringing
California papers of the 9th of September,
and 81 100000 in gold,
The State Election tnok place on the
I'd inst, and resulted in the triumphant
choice of JOHN B. WELLER, for Gov
ornor, and the whole Democratic State
Ticket by majority, as it is estimated
from pI escnt returns, of from
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The County Ticket.

Two weeks ago, We referred to the
County Ticket at somelength and therefore
deem it unnecessary to do SO again. We
may add however that upon it may be
found some of the old and reliable Demo
csats of the County and that all the nomi-
nees have the qualifications to fill the
respective posts Tor which they have been
nominated.
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Child Lost in the Woods.

Mr.. John McKaernaae's little Son, near
five years of age, wandered from home on
Wednesday of last week, in the woods Of
Fairmount township, Luzerne CO., and has
moi since been heard from. Hundreds of
the neigbbors searched the woods for him
for several days, without finding any
trace of the lost child. We deeply sympa.
thize with his bereaSed parents.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

fgr Amidst the political excitement we
fear the Amendments to the Constitution
are overlooked, We hope every citizen
will duly consider the necessity of those
amendments, they are of the utmost i'm
portanco in these days of reckless spocuia-
tion, to prevent the Legislature from plung-
ing the State into debt, see to it then that
you vote this ticket
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
Democrats, Beware.

From the reckless course which our op.
ponents have hitherto pursued, we think it
well, to again put you on your guard a.
gainst any new SANDERS which may be
putin circulation against the Democratic
candidates between this and the election.-
Something NEW will be vamped up, by
the mongrel opposition no exertions how
ever base and dishonorable will be spared,
to deceive the unsuspecting voter.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
7 O'CLOCK,
HAvE YoU Ale VOTED.

Observation-Disclosures that the
election polls will close at z o'clock, pre-
ciseiy. Vote early in the morning and
then no unforeseen circumstance will de-
prive the country of an expression of your
sovereign will at the ballot box.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

re- The Hon. DAVID WILaoT will
start up Salt River on the 18th inst. He
will be accompanied by his friends. He
sets sail in the long, low, black Schooner,
Atolitionism.
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Bring i'm the Returns !!
r.

viii the people in the various election
districts make arrangement to send us the
returns as soon as the ticket is counted off Z?
If they will, an extra, announcing the re-
suit, can be printed off before sunrise next
morning.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
Loss by Fire.

We regret to know, that tho dwelling
House and Hotel of Mr.. Hause ,in Montour
County, now occupied by Tho,s. Barr,
Esq, was last week totally destroyed by
fire. Mr.. Barr, it is said, lost almost
everything hepossesscd in the conAagr alton
We are not informed of the origin of the
fire.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10
LIFE INSURANCE.

THE GIRARD LIFE ms UR.7NCE, ANNUITY and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL.8DELPHLa.
OFFICE, NO. 4Os cHEssuT STREET,
CAPlTAL (pad up) $500 600.
Charter Perpetudi
CONTINUE to make INSURANEES ON LIVES an
" the most reaso enable terms.
The capita being pad up invested tog thcr with
large and constantly increasing reserved fund offers
perfect SECURITY to the insured.
The preniums mus; be paid yearly, half yearly or
quarterly
The Company add BONUS periodically 10 the Insu
RANGES for life The FIRST bonus appropriated in
December, 1874, the SECOND BONUS in December
ls49 the HlRD BONUS in December, 1854.
E5'These additions are made without requiring any
Increase in the premiums to be paid to the Company
INC following are few eAnnlnles from the RnGslnr
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FIRE.-Three frame dwelling houses in
the southern part of Muncy, were burned
down on Monday night of last week,
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DD- 1t is now believed that a boil on
the neck of Senator Rusk, caused partial
duringwhich he committed suicide.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

eG The annual Agricultural Fair of
Northumberland county, isto be held at
Milton, Thursday and Friday, October the
18th and 9th.
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BSS" A PHYSICIANS LEGACY TO
YOUNG MEN.


.E',,FJ ''I'''IG
Is his strength"
(From me Sunday Dispa'ea Nep York, 7ug 81, 1s57)
Our readers are aware that we eldom il ever, re-
commend any medical pubca ion, II not ena rscd by
the very highest auihor y. As such an instance we
may met ton DR.. CuLvLkwELL's publication on Nrr
Debiy aud other neakncssos the result Of eariv
indscrelion. 1t is small hut valuable pamphlet.--
His preparations the REaEsERATOR" an "NIRyIsE'
noy 4idrTcd the py eicct ual remedies
ex,ani fct the complaints rrictrGdto.
In cutvFRwFLLs SEMINAL WEGFnrrAToR AND RnyaL
NEnvNE The sovereign remedies for Seminal Weak upss
Sexrai Debility, lmpotrncy, Involuntary Emissinns
Piles &c are for sale b. most o tile leading Druggists
in tho county.
DR C.'s PAMPHLET ms above, containing fun adviccs
for the cure oi SpcImat &c, he had in a
secure envelope, by enclOsipa y stamp to
DR.. HARIES J. q. KLINE,
lst Avenue, corner i0lh Street, New York. Post Rox
NO 41s6, l4unc ., 1857.
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CATTAWIssA. Sent. % '57

CATTAWIssA, sept. 2S, '57.
DR. JOHN AS your paper is the organ
of the Republican party of this county and
yourself one of the Standing Committee,
respectfully make known to them through
you my declination of the candidacy of coun-
ty Treasurer, rendered me by the Conven-
,ion. Thankful for the honor conferred,
respectfully decline the use of my name in
that connection. Yours, sc.
S. Is. DIEMER.
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Another Screw Loose!

Mr.. DIEMER, the nominee Of the Re-
Notwithstanding party, has declined
the honor of defeat Such a course on
the part of all the other candidates on that
party organization, would be true ECONOMY
without me Inness. Read Mr. Diemer S
Card -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-10

sdy- The State Fair held at Philadelphia
during last week, was well attended.
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- - - So
TWO NY0RKlMN DAYS

Democrats of Columbia, we have but
two more working days in which to make
arrangements for the Election, and it is
important that We get out every vote in our
County. Are you prepared for the battle ?
Are you certain the whole vote will be pol
led? We fear there is too little activity
in some Of our townships Not single
meeting has been held in several, and we
fear our friends in these townships are not
"wide awake" Arouse, Brothers, and 20
to work. With full vote VIC can give
1900 majority in this county, and WE
MUST DO 1T.
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PIANO For SALE.
R9OTy Us IfwLS TIME .

MOTy l4 TfMB TlIlBa
~ w. WAGNER, Ambrotypist, stereoscopist, &c.
Ns respectfully inform The citizens of BoomsbtIrg
and wei ity that he has oca ted IN bus ness for few
weeks in The EXCHANGE BLOCK, Bioomsbnrp. He
warrants his pictures TO pos du liability lie also
ecs that he does not atter himself in believing that
they possess tone of resemblance which few
atsts excel No cb1rge made unless perfect sa tsfac
ito is given.
eau and examine specimens.
Instructions given at reasonable terms
G. w. WAGNER.
October 10, 1857
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NOTICE.
Bioomsbarg;" 'W W

Bioomsbarg: :" "'N 'H
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Take Mail.
= Ihat George Weaver DanicI FernwaId m,u
bcH, !nhn Reiswick William Snyder, Jacob BomIn,u
ana Rev William q Sodrich for themselves and 'ioy,
successors, all being citizens OF the state of Pennsv
MA and beng desitons Of acquiring nd enIo v,ng %
ilWunies ana privileges of n body corporntc la ~
cNhlhIcn ana present ed TO the Cou ii of ommon p
~ columbia county, an instrument in writing pu,no,
ing 10 be the proposed cha rier or "ie German
ed Church in Bloomshurg" IN tho ,ownshjp Of nIon
and county of Columbia, specifying the oberl nrci'
conditions, names, style aud iil., under which ihnI
have associated aud mean TO associate and Tho In
Court having perused nd examined tho an hi n
and having found the objects and conditions Tho, en-
set forth and contained to be lawful aud moi ini"rio
10 the community have directed aid writing or nsiT
ncn in the Office of the Pruhonotory Of the Cort NJ
common Pleas OF said county, and notice 10 he pivc
10 one newspaper 'bshed in said county for nj lens,
rse weeks seiiag forth that application has been
n"ue 10 sad Courl To grant charter Of ncct pora ion
US speched in sud inst rurept writing; than ipnli.
en'ion mas been made al the September Term of said
Court a. ID. 1851 TO giant such charter and that II
no snfictent reason bc shown to the contrary y rb
nrst day Of December Term, 1857 said Court ii will
decree ana declare said persons SO ass TO be
Dohy potc or corporation, in law and in fact ncc6rd
rug 10 tue snid articles and conditions npd to have
cont, t,nuance by the name style aud title ia said nstI
mcnt mentioned.
JACOB EYERLY,
49, Prothonotarv.
bloomsbury. Sept ~, 1877
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lSO,

A Certain Lot of Ground, situate in
Scott township, adjoining lands of George Kresser
and others on the North; Ian DIS Of the Bloomsbury
Railroad Iron Company aud others the South,
containing
SEVEN ACRES
and One Hundred aud Twe My Nine Pcrches, neat
measure.
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Also,

A Certain House and Lot of Ground,
situate in Bloomsbury lying on Tho
o>xRA South side of brd street I OF said town.
.H1Sz UA adjoining the Pre- sbv terrain buryjng
,ss,1 l w ground on the Southwest; an alley on
4&lal@ The South DR.. John Ramsey on tho
s9tS<zskH East, and Third street of said town. on
he West cOmaning in front ffty.ihree Ieet, and in
lcpth Two Lund ed and two feet
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Also,

The undivided third part of a Certain
tGszmA House and Lot of ound situate in blooms
ssssH burg lying on the west side of FIRST street of
leehsn, sa id town. adjoining n lot Hurley Il Cath.
cart On the east Ia nd bel Bging to the Bloc
Railroad Iron Company on the West, and a lot Of
Hurley & Ca heart onsthc South and West n nd Grst
street of the town OF BuOm sburg the South con.
taining in ircnt, fyonc ieet and depth hundred
and seventy two ieet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
Address to the People of Louisiana.

lengthy article, with the above caption, appears
elsewhere. Iti copied from the Richmond madison
parish) American, of the sth instant. To it we in
vite the special attention of all our readers without
of party. In it the taxpayers of the
who have to pay the shot to keep
the wheels of government in moton-will find some
thing worthy their profound attention
Various acts of omission and commission--acts
volatve of the plain spirit of the Constution-acts
of extravaganza and acts calculated to fix swarm
OF oicehoders upon the people to eat out their sub
stance-by so'called Democratic Legislatures, are
pointed out so Enthusiastically that he who runneth
may read-that he who hath modicum of inte
sence may arrive at the tmth-and he that possesses
candor and honesty may experience no difficulty in
saddiing the responsibility where it belongs.
The editor of the American has made good be-
ginning. We hope he will not weary in well doing !;
and although he is but at the yestibule of the
mighty fabric of wrong, misrue outrage and oppres
sion, that has been erected to despol and mpoyersh
the people of Louisiana, that he will continue the
work so admirably commenced, until he brings it
down to the adjournment of the last Legislature.
There is material for a startling exposition in the
records of the Legislature, and we know of none so
competent to make it as the author of the article in
the american.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-17
The Great Rurdeu .u,,,.de,.

Created tremendous excitement but victim of of
knaves who trying to acquire fortune upon the fame of
OLD DR. VANDERVEER'S
Mediaeted Gin, or Real schiedam Schnapps,
ought Ia frodnce greater cry of horror.
The Doctor trying savel life His article good for all
arrangements of the human body tonic is particularly
applicable the weak and the aged As general remedy for
the thousand ills which life is heir TO- stands high in niche
Of fame The r0scaly counerfeiters destroying life and
yet the world looks apathy Take only the VsnderYeer
artic G of schnapps
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
aulI 2p3'eod&lW p aud Isl Chsrtres street.