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The COnyention-Our Nominees.

The object and design OF political Con-
the most proper and unexceptionable per
sons in party 10 be its candidates. Strength,
fitness and consistant political character,
must be the elements to make up the result,
If the work of the Convention is to inspire
confidence and respect. The Convention
of last Monday seems very well TO have
answered this design. The delegates rep
resented very full and fair expression OF
the popular will, for the township elections
were never before 10 our knowledge so well
attended The delegates, as they came in,
understood every subject, and but very few
votes were changed by persuasion, during
.zhe day. The ticket comes as near pleasing
every reasonable desire as any ticket could
do, when so many various minds are 10 be
suited As all cannot think alike, so of
course all cannot be grati6ed in every wish,
and each will see the propriety and necess-
ity of abiding the decision of the majority.
NoEe of the Offices in this county are a
source OF much profit, and it is of more
importance to the people that they should
be filed by competent men than that any
one individual should be favored.
FoR CoxGREss-fhere was no opposition
shown TO the conferees who are chosen as
the known friends of Hon. GEORGE ScoTT,
of This county. They are instructed to use
all fair and honorable means 10 secure his
nomination, which we sincerely trust they
will carry out. This nopination was an
act Of good policy to the usages of the party,
as well as Of Justice to faithful representa-
tive Il is not necessary for Us 10 state that
he has filed several responsible positions
with credit to himself a. we'll as to the par
ty to which he belongs. He represented
his constituents when holding State Office,
say nothing about his official career in The
State Legislature, like true Democrat, with
honor to his constituents and himself. We
trust that the other counties in the District
will eoncede the nomination to Mr. ScoTT, as
his nomination and election in the District
win do as much honor 10 the voters as 10
the Office. Columbia county would poll a
larger vote for him than any other man
spoken oi for this nomination.
FoR SENAroR-it will be seen by glance
al the proceedings of the County Conyen-
ton, in another column of the STAR, that
III. E. JACKSON, Esq, of Berwick, received
the nomination Of this county, for this re-
sponsibis and important Office. We hope
the claims OF Columbia will be given due
consideration and fairly dealt with by the
Conferees, as It must be conceded by all: at
this time, that the claims of Columbia are
equal, if not stronger, than any other county
in the district. We present man in every
way eminently qualified for The position.
and If nominated would be an honor to the
Office iustead of he Office lionoring him
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ResolUed, That in the nomination OF Henry
D Foster, he Democratic candidate Tor
Governor, we have presented 70 the people
of the State. man whose eminent talents,
and irreproachable character entitle him TO
their entire confidence and that we pledge
him the Democratic vote of Montour county.
ResofUed, That we are now as heretofore
in favor of such an alienation of the pres
ent tiarif laws as will ensure revenue suf-
ficient 10 defray the expenses of the Gener-
al government and al the same time afford
reasonable and just protection 10 the indus
tria. intefests OF The conn,ry.
The following persons are the Standing
Committee for the ensuing year
/ Anthony-John C. Ellis.
Cooper.--A M Breckbll.
Derry-Samuel Smith.
Danvile, S. W-lsaac Hughes.
Danville, NJ W--WiIiam Mourer--
Liberty .-Rober, 7. Auten.
Limestone w. d. Weidenhamer.
May aybeuy-Iacob Shultz.
Valley Thomas Crossley.
West Hemock k-John Moore.
Resotued, That we pledge TO the ticket
this day formed, our undivided support.
Resoiued, That the proceedings of this
Convention be published in the DanuiHe In
telHgencer.
On motion adjourned.
JOHN SHEARER,
President
1D6n %m- n MeSinHa, sh"i,n, sserstaris,
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REVOLVING HAY R4EE.

JUST WHAI FARMERS WANTI
The undersigned respectfully informs .bs
citizens OF Columbia comfy and the pnblic
generally, thai ne manufactures 10 ofdef
and keeps for sale, at his establishment III
Espyl Town, The celebrated
REVOLVING HAY RAKE.
made OF The best material, in excelisn,
slyle, and will be sold al low figure F.,.
iners will find il greatly 10 their advan,soe
10 secure one OF the above Rakes, by which
they can rake as much ~ one day AS can
pe done 10y len hand rakes
=. B. PURSEf.
E.py. Pa. June 27, 1860.
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Religious Nofice

VIE Pennsylvania Christian Conference
WIZ mold 'ts annual session with The
.Ih'is',an Church Of Fi~hingrrpek. fStiIl.
waief,) con- msucine THURSDY Anynsss
som, loho.'.i O'Clock m. TIE a,,uai
address; hy Rev A } Clark, of Plymouth.
"a, wlli oe siv'n Al 10 a. m oi m. sau,s
day ). w. Mel, aniel, OF Lew ishurs Will
give his popular lecute on Friday evsni,sr
ioliowng: Sutleei-"7he Secret Of Success
IN LIFE" Rev d. f. Fay, oi yellow Sprias.:
Ohio. Agent OF Antioch College, and +. G
Holland, d. D., OF New York CITY. are ex.
pecied 10 be in attendance, aud will prese.
on The following Sabba,h. We extend ]
hearty invitation To ali aud -ay CONE
come and hea the Truth as 1, il ~ Jssn.
JAMES G. NOBLE. ra.'
Benton, Aug. IS, 1860 - t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of AbrIhQm Smith, laie Of Mitlln trp,,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
~ administration or the estate OF Abra-
ham Smith, late Of Mifflin township, Col-
umbis county deceased, have been granted
by The Register of said county TO the un.
dersIgDed, who resides 10 The town Of
MiflinvilIe. All persons having claim, or
demands against the estate ot9;Ie decedent
aIe requested TO prerent Them for seule-
ment, aud 'hose indebted to make payment
without delay. SAMUEL GREASY,
Niffln, Aug. 8, 1860 Adm'r-
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ed majority of the votes and was declared

ed a majority of the votes and was declared
the nominee of the Convention.
FoR LAMoN-Arwine, Isaac Bower, Kline
Colley, Bredbender, Hoais, Isaiah Bower,
Ammerman, Wenner, Knittle, Mensch. De.
witt, jr., Demott, Yetter, Harmony Fruit,
Allen, Poe Deiterich, Mouser, Heimb ach,
Johnson, Welsh, Ent, Reighard. .-25
FoR DoAK-Billmeyer, Hendershot, Owen,
Knorr, Hill. Manhardt, Rohrbach. McRey.
nolds, Shoemaker, McHenry, Young, Har-
ner, Fink, Howell, Herring, Wintersteen,
Fowler, Leyan, Cool, E Cole, A. Cole.-2i.
The Convention nominated Joseph B.
Knitile, of franklin, for Auditor by accla-
nation,
On motion of Benj:F F. Fruit, of Madison,
the following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed as the Democrsstic County Standing
Committee.
Hemiock-Jacob Harris,
Benton--Richard Stiles,
Bioom-M. C. Woodward.
Mifin-Samuel Greasy.
Caaa0iSsa-Peier Campbell.
Orange-WilHam Fritz.
Briarcreek-Samuel Kelchner.
Malne- William I. Shuman.
On motion of Peter Ent the following res
olutions were read, by Beni F. Fruit, and
adopted unanimously by the Convention
Resoiued, That while the division which
at present exists in the Democratic party, is
sincerely 10 be regretted, yet having unsha-
ken confidence in its principles which prin-
ciples we believe 10 be as eternal as truth (;
and having equal confidence, notwilhstand :
ing the sectionalism which exists in certain
portions of the Union, in the integrity of
the people,; We are as ready now, as ever
before, 10 meet the common enemy III what
ever guise it may assume, trusting in the
right, and confident of victory.
ResolUed, That the action of the State Com
mittee, at Cresson, in the formation OF a
Union Electoral Ticket, in this State, meets
our hearty approval, and il is the obvious
duty OF all Democrats 10 rally 10 lis support.
Resolued, That in HENRY D. FosTER, we
hail as candidate for Governor, the man
sought by the people on account OF his eml-
mont talents, inapproachable character and
answering integrity; and we pledge TO
him, as we'll as 10 :he Union Electoral ticket,
Columbia county.
Reso.Ued, That we are now, as we ever
have been, in favor of tariff for revenue,
anu alorulnS reas onaDle protection 10 Tue
industrial interests Of the country and that
we have no confidence in the Opposition as
a tariff party, inasmuch as in 1857, when IN
power, the tariff was reduced.
ResotUed, That we pledge to the ticket this
day formed our undivided support.
Resoired, That the proceedings of his
Convention be published in the Democratic
papers OF this county.
On motion the Convention adjourned sint
die
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az RSn~-

At the Forks Holel, in this place on
Wednesday the 22d inst, by the Rev J. r.
Dimm, MIR C. HINES, Of Herricksville, Pa,
TO Miss Mary A. EvERARD, OF HolIenback,
Luzerne CO Pa.
In Shickshiuny, on Wednesday, the 10th
inst, at the house of the BRIDES Father, by
Rev John Johnson, Mr.. john H BARTON, TO
Miss ELSIE TUBBs
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STATE PoLITIcs The Constitutional Union
Pa, fy-Meeting of the Stale Central Commit
Harrisburg, dug 22.-The State Exec.
ntive Com miitee Of the Constitutional Union
party met here to-day, Hon. Henry M Fol-
Ter in the chair. Every Congressional dis
trict was represented.
Cheering accounts were received from all
parts of the State, and a strong disposition
was manifested by the members for union
of all national men against the Republican
party
A Committee was appointed 10 elecl
Presidential Electors.
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AOUing South.

The Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Rail
Road connects with the Delaware, Lscka-
wanna Rail Road al Scranton. Tor New
York and Philadelphia, and intermediate
points East; also tor Great Bend, Bingham,
ton, Syracuse, Buffalo, Niagara Fans, anu
all important points Wesi.
AT Rupert IL connects with the Caiawissa
Railroad for points bolh Eas; and West.
AT Northumberland ii connects with the
SnnbuIy and Erie Railroad, for polrits
West and South. M. w. JACKSON,
August G, 1860. Superintendent
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a. ]. A. CUMMIses is at present deliver
ing his Maps of Columbia county ip this
section. They are splendid-well gotten
up indeed. Every citizen of the county
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Kn6szerboeker for September has been re-
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and ia point of interest and usefulness, not
second to any other MAcAzISE- II is an
example for other publications of like kin.
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A SKETCH OF ALL TIE NATIONAL NOMINATING
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PRINCiPIEs VI THE REPUBLICAN PARrY.-AbrsnAm
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Slavery Territories Greene &. Bion-ons letter ls4s
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