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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21
S IT A TIE
Constitutional Unicn Convention.
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.

70 V
n NON.lNrERFERENCE with the whole question OF
~ slavery as not being subject for Congressional
Legislation.
The maintenance of the Constitution, as eIpounded b,
the supreme Court of the United States and the enforce
ment of all laws enacted by Congress.
Protection TO tho industrial interests of the whola
country and prudence, economy and purity admin
istratIun OF public afraira
Citizens OF Pennsylvania who opposed 20 political
factions and sectional issues, who are desiTuus of re-
moving tn causes which have endangered the Union Of
the Stats, aud restoring harmony amongst the pcop,
oy forming truy Nailonal faty based upon the
Convention 10 assemble at Lancaster on tue Ssh OF
April le0O az Y NJ, for the purpose Of ecc,ng dele
gates 10 tho National Convention TO be convened al Raj
umoIe On the 18th OF May lstO nominate candidate,
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the Unite
states.
By order OF the Executive Committee.
- CHARLES LANCASTER, Chairman
Z. c. PECHIN, Secretary.
April Z, lc6O -3ts, Philadelphia
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Az OLD ToMAHAwK--SteuLen Jcuk-
ins, Esq, has IN old fashioned Tomahawk,
plowed up on the flats near Bloomsbury,
last season. 1t is hatchct with pointed
head in shape the segment of circle, much
rustcd, and rather light We should think
for very powerful warrior. 1t would be
curious to know what smith forged it u
century ago or longer.
The above i cut from the Hfc0r1 Of he
Times, Wilkesbarre. We understand that
this 70"'oho~h was presented to Mr.. Jen-
kins, by W. WRIT, Esq, who obtained
possession of it soon after it wa, found
o for speck of War
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Death of VIM. Cost johnson.

The telegraph announces the death Of
this talented former Representative of the
City of Baltimore in the Congress of the
United States. Mr.. johnson was former.
ly Wing, but like Henry Clay, was too
honest to enteatain sectional jealousies or
sectional isms. He consequently refused
to enter the Black Republican camp, and
became a consistent Democrat from the
time of the dissolution of the late Wbig
party.
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ssy- A cooia6air, causing chilling sen
sahons, took place in town last Saturday.
We refer to the snow storm which lasted
two or three hours. On the succeeding
day the air was So cool that water froze at
noon in the shade
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TREASURER'S SALE
Real EState-Seated Land

A GREEABLY to the provisions Of the
"A Act Of Assembly, entitled an Act to reduce the
State debt &C. passed the 20th day OF April ls44 ths
Treasurer Of the county Of Columbia hereby gives notice
all persons concerned therein that unless the County
Road School, Poor and State Tax ko due the follow
ing Real Estate, situate IN the said county Of Coum.
ba paid before the day Of sale the whole such
parts of each will pay the charges and charge
able thereon, will be sold at the COURT HOUSE in
Bloomsbury county Of Columbia on the lth day Of Juns
le60 being the second Monday and TO be continued by
said county and the costs accrued on each respectively
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LUTHER S, DIXON, the Union and
Democratic candidate for Chief Justice of
Wisconsin, has been elected by a large
majority over Judge SLOAN, Republican.
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ELECTION
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

To the School District of Columbia County:
GLsrLEMts:-ln pursuance nf the i3d section
OF the Act OF eth May leJi you hsrcby notified to
meet in Convention, the Court House DOosburg
on III, first Monday in May, A. D., lcbO being tht 1th
DAY of the month"; at o'clock in The aft-r and
l,Ci rrd by majority Of The whole number of III
ruCtors present, person Of literary and scientific
requirements and Of skill aud experience the OF
teaching County superintendent for the three sue.
ctrdIIg years determine the amount Of comp
and certify tls result to the stat SdptT.
iutendcnt, iarrishdrg required by th- 18Th and
Auth sections OF sand Act.
WM. BURGESS,
County Superintendent Of Columbia Couatg.
q l-Hu 1t
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pay- On Wednesday last, the University
at Lewisburg opened again, after vaca-
ton of three weeks. Horace Greeley was
expected to lecture in the evening.
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Montour Mills, April Il, 1850.
MASONRY,
RRICk IANING 4 IASTERING

BRltN LAYING ~ PLAS ERING.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
bloomsbury. aud the public generally that he has
located III BOnnshurg aud is prepared IL all
Minds OF Mason Work IN short order aud reasonable
terms
~ Residence in Mr.. Brewers house, Iron Street
next door to BrOwGrs store, where all orders in his nG
Of business will b. thankfully received and promptly
tended t". GODFREY BAY.
Anril 4 am
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An Encouraging Begin ming.

The New York Jonrnal Of Commerce.
furnishes the following summary of the
Democratic victories achieved since the
beginning of the present month -
In CONNECTICUT, with the largest vote
ever po(lcd, the Republican majority has
been reduced from $40 to 800 or 600.
In RhoIe bLn'd, the Republican party
has been upset entirely.
In Wisconsin, partial returns Indicate
the election of Dixon, Dem, for CLi,f jus.
tice of the Supreme Court, by majority
of 5000
II ryo'd,-Democratic majority for
Mayor, 4G7.
ADuny, N. Y.-Democratc majority
for Mayor, 600
Portland, Mc,--Democratic majority
for Mayor, ~,
Cincinnati, Ohio.-Democratic tickc,
elected by 700 majority.
.NilWaakte, Wis-Democratic Mayer
elected BY l,055 majority,
Rome, y, Y,--Democratic ticket elect.
ed 2ii majority
Brookhav"n, l.. I.--Democratic Super.
visor elected 30l majority.
81. Pam, Min,--Entire Democratic
ticket elected.
Brookyn,-Dcmocratic majority ,il2,
besides 2,627 votss given to an indepcn
dent Democratic candidate
Trenton, y, j., and many other places
too numerous to mention, have followed
the same example. 1t is beginning of the
end,
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MuffAIS LIFE Pll.LS.-Ihc high and cnvicd eel
cbty which this prCemncnt medicine has acquired for
nvariable efficacy in all diseases which it processes
has rendered the usual practice Of oscntaous
putting not only unnecessary but unworthy Of them
They known by their fruits their good works es'
y for then and they thrive by the faith of the cred
ulous In all of eostvcncss, dyspepsia billieus
and liver affections, plies, rheumatism fevcTs agues,
obstinate head aches aud all general arrangements of
health these Pills have invariably proven certain and
speedy remedy single tnal viii place tire Life Pills
beyond the reach Of competition IN the estimation Of
every patient,
Or. Mofats Phoenix Biiters VIII be found equally ef
hcsr all Of debility dyspepsia, head
ache tho sickness incident TO females delicate health
and every kind Of weakness Of the digestive oIgsns.-
For sale by w. B. Mohst, 3S5 Broadway, New York
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~ OFFICE is hereby given that the fol-
' lowing persons IN olumbia county, have filed
inrir pctonS in ihe Court of Quarter Sessions Of
said county for Tavern aud store License in their
sprutly townships which said petitions viii be presen
led To te LOur MONDAY, the ith DAY of May, A.
d. lehO which all persons int rested will take notice,
and the Licenses for the county Of Columbia, viii BE-
granted Wednesday, the 9Th day Of May next, a,
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peS- The slavery question was still un-
der discussion in the Methodist Episcopal
conference, in session at New York, on
Sunday last Rev. Mr., Wakeley said he
had been an anti-slavery man ever since
he knew what slavery was, but when he
saw that the course of the anti-slavery
men was to rule or ruin, he felt constrain-
ed to remove his countcnance from them.
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n3- The election of the lath ult,, in this
place for Justice of the Peace, resulted in
the choice of Thomas J. NORRIS. Ev-
srything went off 80 quietly, and SO little
excitement was manifested, that numbers
here did not know of the election
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Wilt Notice.


TO CUSTOMERS AND TN. PUBLIC GENERALLY
I HAVE removed to the Montour Mills, and intend
] keeping supply cf flour and feed on hand and for
sale a cheap the cheapest for cash would further
say tn all those knowing themselves indebted me
the .4guedue Mills that they would confer great favor
BY calling and settling up am very needy and wish
IL close the old Books 81 call and US Ei,nds and
your custom and cash will b. thankfully received.
WIN. BEERS
Muntrur Mills April Il, lsCO
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
EStatc Of John dme'Soa, derased.
\ OTlCE is hereby given that Letters of Adninisra
ion on the Estate of John Anderson, late of Scott
township IN the county uf Columbia, deceased have been
granted 20 Samuel B Anderson who il residing i'll Espy.
tow in the SAID county to whom all persons indebted
tn SAID Estate are to make payment, and 10 whom all
persons having claims are Il present them properly
auth tnticatcd for ST .mrnt.
SAMUEL II. ANDERSON,
April II l-f0-fi .fdbliEistratpr
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NelegGtes t1 ChGrl St0a. We learn that
quite q number OF the delegates to the
Charleston Convention, started from Phila,
delphia, on Wednesday last, in the Steam.
ship Keystone State. Delegates from eight
or nine of the Middle, Western and North
western States, will be on board As the
rate of fair is fixed at $50 for the rouni
trip, including boarding and lodging du-
ring tho session of the Convention, it is not
likely that many of the third rate or Pine
alley knucks will be on board, unless they
have better luck than at the Keystone
Club serenade at the Continental Hotel, a
few nights since. The people of Charleston
however, will be on the lookout, as it is
more than likely that pickpockets will be
among the outsiders. The authorities OF
that Southern city have increased their
police force nearly one hundred men, and
it is more than likely there will be Boston
New York and Philadelphia detectives
present, to spot the thieves. The Conven
ton commences its sessions on next Mon
day. We shall announce the name of til,
Democratic Nominee, for President Of tn,
United States, in the next ssue of the Co
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UNIFORMITY OF PRICES A NEW fHA1UKE IN Bv.
sisEss ; Every one hiS onH Salesman!
JONES Il CO,
Of the Crescent One Price Clothing Store No 200 Mar
ket street above Sixth, Philadelphia.
In addition having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in Philadelphia made eI
pressly retail sales, have constituted every his
own salesman, by having marked in figures, each
article the very lowest price it be sold for so they
cannot possibly vary-all must buy alike.
The goods we'll spongrd and prepared, and great
pains taken with the making that all can buy with
the full nf getting good article at the very
lowest price, Also, large stock Of piece goods
hand Of the latest style and best qualities which will
be made order in the fashionable and best
ncr, II per cent, below credit prices
Remember the Crescent, ia Market above Sixth ST,
No co.. JONES e 60.
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Remedies
Have now been before the public five years and have
every where golden opinions from the many thous
nds who have used them
Simple, FREE from intricacy, tcchncaty, or danger,
they have become the ready ana aid Of the pa
rent traveller nurse invalid and have become the
family physician and lnedca adviser OF thousands Of
families Nc where have they been tried without haN
ing been approved and thrir highest appreciation is
among those who have ksowr them longest and most
intimately.
~ B-Afull of HUMPHREYS IIoNForAruc SPECIFICS,
with Book Of Directions, and twenty different Remedies,
in large vias case S. ditto, in plain 81
of fifteen boxes, ard Book s.. Single boxes, 81
cents and 50 cents.
These Remedies, by the single box case by
male express free of charge, To any address,
eeipt Of the price. Address,
DR. r HUMPHREY g. CO.
No. 5G. Broadway, New York
Sold nv +. r. IJ'TZ, Agent. Bluo nshlrg, Pa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


u THOMAS w. MATTSON, Received the Priza
Medal the Worlds Fair in London l-jl, for TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS Boots. .shoes and Gums. Great induce
offered to purchasers Of the above ari
cles This is much the largest stock Of trunks Carpet
Bags, Vaiccs, &c, in Philadelphia very cheap for cash
No 40l Market Street door above 4th South side
GJ~ The Heavens illuminated on til" evening "f
August -, i-59 by the most splendid Aurora Borcalis
the Rays II tricolorid lights fash
sd across the sky, aud the changes beautiful IN the
extreme Al time rapt observer remarked that
he ianced hr could the sparkling lights form them
selves the following words Bay all garments
At the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of RocRHlLL WILSON,
Nos tug aud 6U5 Chestnut ct above Sixth. Phada "
~ \ NEW FIRM AND BUSINESS CPUN NEW
PRINCIPLES WuIrt HAIL CLUTA BAZAAR, corner If
Fourth and Market streets dos follow IN the beaten
track ". satisfied that the only way To- build up
and keep large business is to sell goods cheap and give
satisfaction to customers PretencG Will not answer,
and humhug has had its day, and intend 10 ssh our
goods per advance upon cost mo and no
less and variation in marked prices. This system
will sustain itself without putting. We shall buy and
stl exclusively for Gosh our assortment for men and
boys the largest Philadelphia AMI our prices much
lower than any other Call at once and for yourself
at the
WHITE HALL CLOTHING rA2AAR
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THIS WAY I HAP BUYERS.
gLooM5GURG cheap cash stor, again rplauish'd
. with f. lh stock Of SPRLNG GOODS We are
u SpIInI aad .'ail ict
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NcmA uertisements.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESt0te OF H'sN,am ShuNs, dtcea@d.
7 ETrERS of Administration on the Estate Of WILLIAM
- shrLIz late Of Fishingcrcek township, Columbia
county deceased have been granted by the Register Of
Columbia county, to the Undersigned residing in Fish.
nrceck township, all persons having claims against the
Estate oi the decedent are requested 10 present them
the Administrator without delay, and all persons in.
dtbtod to make payment forthwith,
A. w. WEAVER,
April 81, lsGO 4dminisfraior
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NEW STORE.
Wholesale and Retail

HAT a. car STORE
THE under signed respectfully informs th citizens OF
bloomsbury, and the Publn IN general that he has
openeda
NEW HAT STORE,
In the white Frame Store House, Main Street near.
ly opposite the Exchange buildings where he has Just
CcIvrd spleuiII assortment Of
CItY HATS AND CAPS,
Diroct from the Manufactures Of all tinds, styles
sorts and sizes latest Fashions, which he offers, wRee'
sale aud rrlail, at very low pr es. Also
STRAW GOODS,
in luting all the modern styles and fashions
" These Goods will be sod al very low priss for
R-aIy Pay.
Bloonsburg, April u, LEGO
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fs5- The protracted meeting, in the
Baptist Church at this place, is still in
progress. This denomination, in conjuc-
ton with the others in this place, is exer-
eising healthy influence on the morals Of
the people, and we hope the time is not far
distant, when this place will be entirely
reclaimed from the vice and immortality
in which it has been SO long stepped.
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sas. The fire in the Jersey pines has
been extingnishcd by the recent rains.
This conAagration has proved an oxtcn-
sjve enc, and is supposed to have swept
over a surface of twenty miles in length,
and from ten to twelve in breadth, de-
stroying thousands Of acres Of pine timber
CONGRESS THINNING Our As a unm-
Der of the Opposition will pair off with
Democratic menbers of Congress who are
going to Charleston, aud will avail them
selves Of this arrangement to visit their
homes, it is probable that scarcely a
quorum, il so many, will be left in Wash
ngton to attend tie the public business.
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Bloomsbury, April 81, lsG0.
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~ Children, though generally denomi.
ated pests, yet, are agreeable ones, and
especially to parents, aunts and grandfath'
sss. There is much to be learned in their
company, and close observer will notice
that they are not only philosophical, but
mathematical, and no humor is so quaint
and natural as theirs, The following oc-
cured not far from this Office. Mrs. F.,
feeling unwell, had lain down early in the
evening. Willie, being about four years
old, refused to 60 to bed unless his father
permitted him to carry the lamp, and final
ly, for his stubbornness, received slight
punishment. He went sullenly to bed
and then broke out, Z" | don't love that
man one bit" Mrs. p. had hitherto feign.
ed sleep, but now ondeavored to awaken
remorse in the breast of her son, by allu,
ding to his fathers i'll health, and the pos
sibiiity of his death His silence was eyi
'dence to her of repentance, until he broks
out, Mamma, if Papa should die Rouldn'
you get another husband Z" "Of coursC
not" she. Indignantly replied. 90, Dc
marry Uncle john" pleaded tho hard
hearted Willie, while his mother gave W
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Ray In q recent visit to Light Street
aud Orsngeville, we had occasion to re-
mark the improved appearance Of those
two growing villages. Though some dis.
tance from the railroad and canal, yet they
do considerable business and the streets arc
filed with vehicles Of all descriptions
A stranger would do well to visit some oi
the country towns in Columbia county, il
he wishes to gain true idea Of the man
ners and customs of the people.
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Public Notice for Licenses.

County Superintendent Of Columbia touat.
Nrllyille, April ,th lrGO-J
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- II IL seldom that We notice nything in ths
medical line, nor would we now, unless We could
'bs convinced that We are not doing our duty ~ .
tuulnAlist, in recommending to the public DIR. J..
HosTETIfRE CELEBRATED BITTERS, for ths
sure efhst most terrible and fatal Of all diseases
Fever and Ague. Prom our own experience with
this valuable specific, can safely say, that for
diseases of the above nature, ii stands without .
rival. Its timely assistance has saved many fell
low being from premature grave. Every day We
hear of It's oonaasrng the worst of Fever and
Ague. To those who are In the least afflicted with
any Of the complaints arising from an irregulsrty
of the digestive organs, nothing eau be more bsne-
fetal than these Bittsrs. We cheerfally recon-
mend them to the Thousands in this State, who are
sufring from intense pain, as certain cure for
their ills. Try them, and DO convinced of their
many excellent qualities.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally sv-
erywhere.
sold by p .Gissoxs, A. J. Wilkinson, BAKrLErr
KAYE Co., and j. BRApEK.
Aug. ~. '6a-daw
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BANKERS, ATTENTION!
Safes, Bank Locks, and Vaults

HALL. CARROLL a CO..
MANUF AUTuKERS of the celebrated Halls
Patent Concrete Fire and Burglar proof safea.
whieL are known to be super to any other, aud
are perfectly free from dampness. None but those
mar ed "Iialls Patent' can b. relied ON.
We are also sole manufacturers vi the world
Bank Lock, asGord.s Champion,
with Hail.. improvement.
The advantages which this Lock has over all
others are
1t has outside combination key that viii
battle the most expert burglar or scientific mschan-
ic; it has DO keyhole or stem, spindle or dial that
can be knocked of or 80 defaced as to prevent the
person having the key and combination from open-
ing the safe,
I'd. it 10 impossible to get any explosive matter
10 the lock, or In any way deface the face OF the
door to prevent the person having the outside
key and combination from opening the safe.
3d. IL has no springs, and for this reason alone
places 1t Adore any lock in use, ~ u Ia in ossils
TO got IL OF order, aud II has greater se.uri,
than any lock known.
We invite all Bankers, County Trcasurers, Mer
chants and others, to call and examine it.
HALL, CARROLL 90.
| sALEsRO0MxNo. II Main-st., Merchants Elk
change buildings, 81. Louis, No.
July "a, '6o-dkw-Sdp1y
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An arrangement has been made with the
Railroad Company to take passengers to the
Basket Meeting, next Saturday, on the line
OF the Des Moines r. r. for is cents, there
and back.
The train will start out ut $50 Q. m, and
return At 4:30 p. m.
This 10 good chance for cheap ride and
. pleasant time, and We hope it will be em.
brAoed by every body.
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CHANGE OR T1HEf
To Take Effect ON M n day Aug. 20th.
LsRoM and after the above date, Trains will be
L. run as foilowss
FIRST TRAIN
win leave keokuk daily tsundays excepted1 at
ESQ o'clock q m arrive 1T Fort III ADDISON
Mt b:l0 .. III.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Keokak daily At O'Clock p. IN,
and arrive at Ft. Madison at b.2o p. M.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison daily Sundays excepted at
s:A5 a. m, and arrives at Keokak 1T IO:2S.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison NJ 600 p. m, and arrive
at keokok at 7:ao p. m.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN
Will leave Montrcsc Daily at 3:45 o'clock, a. N
Arrive at h euku k at 4:3O o.. IN.
The6.30 o'clock Train connects at Montrose with
Regular Lin Of Packets for Burlington Muscs-
tinc, Rock Island and Davenport. Also at For,
Madison with the Western Stage Co.'S Coaches fol
Burlington.
xzH Pare by this route as Low AS THE Low.
ksI and passengers subj ected 10 rs few chan
by any other route.-az
THROUGH TICAEIS over this line can be pro
cured to ali the principal places East, West ane
North of j. X. TEWKSBUkl, Ticket Agent, ep
posite the Billings House, Main ST., keokak.
b. W. DAVIS, supt.
Aug. iS-T'6o-dAw