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American Sportsman.

Messrs. c. II. KooNs d Co., have sent
US the first issue of handsomely printed
and ably conducted large quarto journal
published in Philadelphia, entitled, the
"Amerscan SpoftSmaa." As its title in
dicates, it is devoted to Sport generally,
and from the ability displayed in its col
umns and the varied character of its con-
tents, We predict for it an useful career
and wide spread circulation. Mr. Koons,
the principal member of the firm, is young
man Of talent, formerly citizen Of Blooms
burg, and has many warm-hearted friends
here, who will greatly rejoice in his success,
ars- In the New York Legislature a bill
has been passed "to perfect an amendment
of the constitution abSlishing the property
qualification for negroes by a vote Of 73
to 33.
We need not inform our readers that
the New York Legislature, which has just
passed the bill allowing all sorts of negroes
to vote, on a perfect equality with white
men, is largely Republican. They are
getting afraid New York will go Democrat
ic next fall unless they can turn loose
against us there, all the niggers they have
stolen from the south. But we shall be
enough for them. The Democrats intend
to wipe out Black Republicanism this fall
So pile in, all of you.
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Editors Correspondence.
ROhrsJurg, april An, 1850.

RohrsJwg, april AN, 1850
DEAR Col. TATE:
The cry of Freedom SO frequently
heard in the Republican party, is as un-
pleasing as it is inappropriate. Their po-
litical actions are sufficient proof of the
inconsistency of their shrieks. The man
who is ready, without an evidence of the
guilt of friend or foe, to accuse him of a
crime, renders himself obnoxious. The
same principle should govern parties that
governs individuals. An accusation of
that character has been brought against our
President, by the aggrandizing opposition.
The reasons given for such an oficnse are
as devoid Of reason, and as contradictory
as the party from whom they eninated.-
The "Covodc Committee Of investigation,
is an oifonse to civil and polit cal laws. -
For what was it designed ? 10 make IN
ve,tigation! Why investigate! The roa-
son is obvious. A criminal is always
first to suspect and accuse. In such II
course political interests were at stake
The motives which prompted them to act
thus, were doubtless, as holoughly invcs.
tigated, as is the conduct Of the Chief MAJ.
istratc They foresecing the result that
m,sht ensure in case they could cflectual
! y succeed in duping the people, were ur.
gent in forming the plan. But alas thcir
political schemes are too easily understood
The efforts they are making to conceal thoil
real character under the mask of honesty
arc proving abortiye. The people, in gen
eral, are watchful. Their interests dc.
mand it. 1t is manifcstly evident, thai
could the opposition bring about theil
prcmeditatcd hobbies, and thus succeed il
blindfolding the unsuspecting public, theii
favorite object would then be gained. Blu
before their matured schemes can be pu
into eifcctual execution, the attention Of til,
public is directed to their dark transactions
All friends of justice who are virtually il
favor of real freedom, should be ever ol
the alert, watchfully aud circumspcct.
AURORA.
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RETIRING STATE SENAToRs.--The
terms Of the following State Senators cx-
pircd with the late session of the Legisla
ture:
THOMAS S. BELL, of Chester and Del.
aware.
ISAAC n. MARsELIs, of Philadelphia.
JACOB TURNEY, of Westmoreland and
Fayette,
GEORGE W. MILLER, of Washington
and Greene.
THOMAS CRAIG, of Carbon, Monroe,
Pike and Wayne
WILLIAM P. ScHELL, Of Somerset
Bedford and Huntingdon.
REUBEN KELLER, of Snyder, Northum-
berland, Montour and Columbia.
B. A. SHAEFFER, and ROBERT BALD
WIN, of Lancaster.
j. B. RUTHERFORD, of Dauphin and
Lebanon.
VIM NJ. FRANCIS, Of Lawrence, Mer-
Ger and Venango.
The seven frst-named are Democrats,
and the four whose ames follow, arc Re.
publicans. Democratic Senators will sure.
ly be reelected in all the districts now
represented by Democrats, except Chester
and Delaware, where the contest will be
doubtful. We have chance of success
in the Dauphin and Lebanon district, which
the Opposition carried three years ago
by less than hundred votes.
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precisely as every President under the
Government has done before him. He
referred the letter to his Secretary. He
was not responsible for the contents of the
lettcs any more than former President,
who have all received similar ones In.
deed the magnitude of the Presidency
might well cause mere man to tremble,
if he were to be answerable for all the sins
of his friends
But, the Presidents enemies say, he has
used the money of the Treasury to elect
men Of his party. The President can no
more use the money of this Government
for corrupt purposes than the Emperor Of
Russia can. lie has no control over a
dollar that is not appropriated by law.
He may exercise his influence over the
patronage Of the Government, through the
Departments. But this involves neither
bribery nor corruption. 1t is perfectly
natural that every man should provide for
his friends rather than his enemies. There
is, for example, a contract to be made for
some supply in the service of the country
A. b. G. and D. are faithful, consistent
Democrats. They have been in the thick
of the fight, when pr,ncilLes were to be sa
we'd. They have made personal and Pc
cuniary sacrifices for their party. They
are able and reliable, They ask this con
tract, Where is the party or the man who
has spark of feeling orjustice, who would
lose the opportunity of bcstowing this OF
these men in preference to handing it over
to another, who was only known in the
sunshine Of success, but had neither the
courage nor the heart to be seen in the
heat of the battle
We have never sought, for US or oul
friends, single favor at the hands of tn:
President. He is about retiring from
Office, and eulogy or the reverse cannot
affect him. But when We remember how
true he has proved in duty to the whole
country, anil how gallantly he has stoot
by the rights of the South, We are con
strained by every consideration of justice
to fling back Indignantly, in the faces o
the Republicans, the foul calumnics the,
charge upon him. Mr.. Buchanan will re.
tire from the Presidency without a singl,
regret or a lurking desire to hold on to
power. All he is anxious to see is sue
ccssor in all respects worthy to administer
the Government in the same national ant
catholic spirit which he has done. \ mar
who is wise, just, pure and patriotic;
man who ha, stood firm as adamant t.
truth and duty, and unfalteringly adhered
to the pure and simple principles of til,
Democratic party-will find in him cor.
dial friend and supporter, whether it b'
Slnator Davis, Senator Hunter, Vic,
President Brcckinridgo, or any such ma
tional, conservative, consistent Democrat.
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The Columbia Democrat.
OPINIONS OF TuB PRESS.

We feel highly gratiGed with our recent
Improvement upon the appearance and in
tue enhancement Of the COLUMBIA Demo-
GRAFT. Our friends and fcllow>citizens
at home and abroad, have given US un-
mistakable! evidence, also, of their high
appreciation Of our efforts to furnish them
first class Democratic Ntwspope1, by
extending to it liberal and increasing
patronage. To our brethren of the Press
Of which the following are only few of
the many tattering notices they have been
pleased to bcstow upon us, We return our
unfeigned Acknowledgements for the express
sion Of their kindly regards and trust We
may long retain their generous confidence
Opinions of the Press en- the Columbia Democrat
pgf. TIE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, edited
by Col, LEVI L. TATE, has appeared in a
new dress, and looks greatly improved. -
The Colonel is a veteran editor, but dis
plays as much energy and spirit in the
management of his paper as lie ever did.
We are glad to know that his Dentosral is
one OF the few newspaper establishments in
the enterior Of Pennsylvania, that Puy-
We wish him continued prosperity.
Rsaat"g G0atite d DealOcr0f.
Rs5- The C0Ium6ia Denlocral, at Blooms
burg, entered upon its fourteenth year,
under its present editor and publisher, Col.
TATE, and the twenty fourth year of its
existence, last Saturday, when it appeared
in an entire new suit OF type. Col Tate is
a perseveling and industrious publisher
and if his establishment is not literally
patronizcd it will not be his fault We are
glad to see this evidence of prosperity.
Auncy Luminary.
New DREss.-We are pleased to see
the CO'um6sa Deniocrat, in a new Dress
1t makes quite a handsome appearance
and we rejoice in this evidence OF prospcri
ty. The Col. has our best wishes for his
personal weltare,-1lontour Amfrlcan.
! nsSy- Last week the CotumJia Dem0c'at
published at Bloomsbury, in this county
entered upon its twcnty-tourth volume, and
the fourteenth year under the administra.
tlon OF lts present editor, LEVI IL. late.
The Democrat upon this occasion makes it,
appearance III an entire dress Of new long
primer and nonpareil type. The Demo
crat has long occupied a position in the
front ranks Of Pennsylvania newspapers
and this evidence of appreciation and sac.
cess must be highly gratifying to its editor
Berwtck G0cctte.
Bay@' THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, edi.
ted by Col, LEVI l., TATE, has appcare d
in a new dress, and looks greatly improv-
ed. The Colonel is veteran editor, dis
plays much spirit in the management of his
paper. We are glad to know that hi,
Democrat is one of the few newspaper es-
adjustments in the interior of Pennsylya-
mia, that Pny lie has our wishes for con
tinued prosperity.--Genius Of Liberty.
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Grape Vines and Fnit Ifees.-Our
enterprising friend and fellow citizen, Mr..
II. ZUpPINdER, has select assortment Of
superior Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, &c,
for sale at his Nursery in Bloomsbury. A
few Of them have been transplanted in our
own Garden. We advise our Horticultur-
al Friends, to call upon Mr.. zuppinger.
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Concert Of Eases.

THE CASE FAMILY, ofRushtown, North
cumberland co., will give Concert in
Vocal and Instrumental Music, in Blooms
burg, ou Monday evening, the first day of
the May Court,
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r' DR.. JOHN, will greatly accommodate
the readers of the Co'umbia Republican,
if he and they are really PROTECTIVE
TARIFFITES, by copying the truly a
BILE speech of Gen, HENRY d. FOSTER,
from to days Columbia Democrat.
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asy~ Mr.. Ane,cdA's NcV Hat Store, pre-
sents the finest and best assortment ever
offered in our market, and we are glad to
know, that they are being literally patro-
nized.
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More Ntt0 Goods.--Mr. A. j. SLOAN,
always up to time and in advance of the
fashions, has just received his Spring and
Summer supply Of select New GOODS, at
his Store in Bloomsbury, which as usual,
is attracting general CONSERVATION and the
almost UNIVERSAL attention of the Ladies.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-04-21
Residential.

The politicians of both the great parties
are in the dark rs to the probable result of
the Convention at Charleston and Chicago
A third party is also looming up--which
is powerful in the south, and has its advo.
Gates in the Northern Statcs--the "Union
Party"-composed principally of the GA
mericans' and those who supported Fill
more.
The Charleston Convention will assem-
BILE on the 23d of April instant A host
of other names will be presented, but the
following will probably be the prominent :
JoHN G. BREcKENRIDGE, of Kentucky.
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, of Illinois.
Il. NJ. t. HUNTER, of Virginia.
GEN. Jos. LANE, of Oregon,
DANIEL S. DICKINSON, Of New York.
HENRY A. WISE, Of Virginia.
FERNANDO WooD, of New York.
JAMES GUTHRIE, of Kentucky.
JOHN SLINDELL, of Louisiana.
In addition to the above, Mr.. BucHAN.
AN may be named, notwithstanding his
deelination-if it be found impossible to
reconcile the conflicting interests of other
candidates.
The Union Convention will be held in
Baltimore on the 9th of May. Those most
prominent in this connection at present
are
JouN BELL, Of Tennessee.
EDWARD BATES, Missouri.
JUDGE MCLEAN, OF Ohio.
JoHN NJ. Boris, of Virginia
GEN. SAM Houston, ol Texas.
The Chicago Republican Convention
will open its session with multitude OF
candidates, viz:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, of New York.
EDWARD BATES, of Missouri.
JUDGE MCLEAN, IF Ohio.
GOVERNOR CHASE, of Ohio.
SIMON CAMERON, Of Pennsylvania.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of Illinois.
JOHN NJ. READ, oil Pennsylvania.
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r1~ Judge OAKEs, one of our late Rep
resentatiyes, has our thanks for public doc
uments.
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sa- Mr.. A. A ROSE, Principal in the
bloomsbury, Graded School, we under.
stand, will be candidate for County Su.
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nS- The maple sugar crop of Vermont
this season is estimated at nearly fifteen
hundred tons. The run of sap this year
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DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR.
HENRY D. FOSTER,
OF wESTMoRELAND

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
ELEcToRs AT LARGE.
GEORGE NJ. KEIM, of Berks County.
RICHARD VAUX, of Philadelphia.
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ALSO gPECIFICE.

FOE AsTanA oE Hu7BB,c. Oppressed, Dittic.tn
LGbored Breathing, stts1ldsd With Cough aud E&ec-
tOrHtiOn. PRICE, ~ ceuts per lvx.
fOE EAE DISCHARGES AEp DEkTEERs-DisclInrreB
from the Ear, tie result Ct Bearla Fever B.nseE or
Aere9rfaiE. For EVisss in the lead, Hardness Of
hsHEalE and Rin:dng m de Earn, aud E4r-ncie
Price, 81 cents per be1.
F0E SGsoSpLA-EnlatEed Giards, Enlarged md In
dnTHtnd TOuHtlL, 6EetnEg End 01d Ulcers BcrcsuouS
cachexy. a CIidren- Price. 80 CENTS per box
F0E CEREAL DEEtI1TT- - RbSseSI or FERROUS
Weakness. Either The result Of Gelness, Excessive
Medication, or EEhEunting D3seLpTEe1. Price, so
Gents per box.
Fog DRoFBT-F1uid Accommodations, TuIhid Eweli-
inGs Nth 6cantY 6ecretions Price 80 cent? f,gt box
FOR sEASlCEEEss4-D eatl1y facknes1, Ysr4iEo, Ran
"a, Vomiting. Sickness from riding u motion
Price, 30 cents per box.
FoE URiE4ET DIskAsss.-For Gr4TeA, Renal cxl
cut, Difficult PSinfu UrtnstiOn, Diseases Of The Kid
neyL Price, 20 cents per box.
FoR EHNtEAG ENlSeiONG-I1IToiunGAYy Discharges
and Consequent Prostitution md Debility. Bad Re
suits 81 Egii HRbtts The most BnoeesSf1I and en-
e4ent Fenedy known. and may be reliad upon - =
eure RTiee5 With fnH directlOnE, 81 per boz.
Persons who WiEb 70 place Themselves under the
professional care, or 70 sex AA1ic6 81 Prod HDs
PRRETS, can do 80, Al LIS Office tea Broadway daily
from JAN. 20 Pm. or by Letter.
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NJ 1,-Eu, Fexe,. opugsasinu, mud 1ni!au,,F,,T".,
M. S-Fur Worm Fersr, Worm Gnlie, W,.ttinf Size
Nv. s-EOr ootie, Crying, 1s..iri,s and Nr,.:.s.-
~ 4-Eor d'iarrie,, traieru 1:s!s. nan, uua ,n.-
~ @F@ Gore, c3ti,iingr, Bysertssry. or Hiootly
M ,E-sor 4Chularr tlhdI.rr NlorAr,a. aouilti,,s
~. for Coughs, Gdida, 1'lIin4,rzr, and sspre
Tmput
NJ S-Fur gtuust,. a,.i,e. Fuus.Aui,e aud E.uruiFH
Nv. g--8ur R-"dacs. Ts-tisu, aieaEt and FrIiuess
No 1G-Orsrrrs:A li.zR-Fur NJ ,.l, and lJeru.lssd
Stomach, Constipation. mud Liver Complaint.
no. 51-Fur fEN6LsE 1TsREIirsI :rrlt bcalIFy, Pu-
ful. or Suppressed PeriudE-
NJ. IL -F0r 1EeuuurtlIsE. Hruirss meIseE, End
Benr1nE Down Females
No. 1s.-Eu: Group, Roarbe Coasi., Lad breathing.
80. 14.-s&:E RuEun rr.LS-Fm ErvsiIrsIaR, E-u1e
EiunG, PimpIes OIL the Face
40. 1G.-RnBrMArlc Pli1x-Fur Pain, IEnlenesa,
6nreness in tire Ohsat, Back, LulrA, W Limbs.
A-:FUr Fever and AEne, 0tin Esre;1 Dumb AEue1
Old miaTnRnGGed AE;usE-
P.-ku, Plies, Blind ur Btetdins, Iutsr1ld OF Ez-
ternl
Pulling, Weak, or Burred Blight,
C.-Fpr Gu4ErTh, nf Dong BtRnding RECENT, either
viii obstruction or Ir0iuae discharge.
wCs-FuF H:hOUpirx Cough, nhN1iQg lie whence
End shortening its course.
In ell Acute daelrsea Hu. Us FeverT Irrflaruu+aone
BlHrrtueH, DSSeItcry Group Kl,eulnutsn and such
errJTs diseases Hclilef Fewer BcuHe6 Hrd fIF-
hipeias the advantage 81 giving Tie Inr4per 4.aneies
prntnpuF lf Obvious and IN al such cASea i've p;.e-
hSt DAfe GLSI EAit1fE QlFettbc Is OFIe1
Arrested II once, tnd III al caseB the iUirace al zhe
attack is moderated, the disnEe alurtene
deTsd less 6EnGerUuE
Coughs and CuidE, Elfs: OF suuh frequent .us-
cnrTetee, sid which ,Utten lny the GpundUfim Of
diseased lunEE, brIncisiE and consm1Isiuu lnuy vi
be- II once cured by tise Eerer and Cough fPtllE.
In vi chronic disenhef- such 1X DysIIeps;u Week
GtonRch, Constipation. Liver Complaints, Piles Fe-
mule Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes, CstarEa. Eah Eieuln and other
Old s'uptlOnl the CEse has sIstcs Nause proper R
pncHnon VIII AFFORD cure IL almost ererY Instance.
Often The cure u nIGie ciSpuie difficulty, Burh ne
Dyspepsia, Piles or CWtXr.h Headache Or Fe,,lsIe
Weakness has more than pEid for the ease times
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NGg WHAT rEE eaoFIe SAY.

TIE undersigned linking lIssn ArHIessp' HIN
1li4sEG;S .HFECIE1C HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
n families viii =e s:tsEIl,nrF realitts
hsvE full GulIEtaluis IL :ii,:r gs,IlnsI,szs, purity
Rul etGHrT, ,:het1IIlliS recOnu1eId titau ali per
win wish have aat., rl!tliG, ent efcaLn,R
r:nlstliss u; hunt IN: IrtirGae ,nunrr5Iic
The EeE Mn Huauier, sii.nr W As The &u..!Ie=u
IndsJsntlGIE" huhr'I n Y: :e Rev. Z II. Ives
a,y 3D. Rs:.urfu: =, pstsrs Church, klihMr1, n s 3
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

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