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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
Tho ST. I.awrence Hotel.

Col. WILLIAM S. CAMPBELL, as every
body knows or ought to know, is the Pro
prietor of this excellent Hotel, located
above Tenth, in Chestnut Street, Philadel-
phia. We have long heard the "St Law
rence," and its gentlemanly Proprietor,
favorably reported by all who ever enjoyed
the pleasure of q visit to the House, and
on recent sojourn in the City, we made
the st. Lawrence our Home, and justice
compels us to say, that we regard it as one
of the best conducted Hotels in the United
States. Guests are always well cared fOr
and sumptuously entertained, at the St
Lawrence, when under the hostage Of Col
Campbell.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24


benefits 1t has been to us all copicious
fountain of national, social, personal hap.
pincss. have not allowed myself, sir, tc
look beyond the Union, to see what might
lie hidden in the dark recesscs behind.
have not soolly weighed the chances Of
preserving liberty, when the bonds that
unite US together shall be broken assunder.
/ have not accustomed myself to hang over
the precipice of disunion to sec whether,
with my short sight, 1 can fathom the
depth of the abyss below; nor could | re.
gard him as safe counsellor in the affairs
OF this government, whose thoughts should
be mainly bent Oh considering, not how
the Union should best be preserved, but
how tolerable might be the condition oi
the people when it shall be broken up and
destroyed. While the Union lasts, We
have high, exciting, gratifying prospects
spread out before US aud our children
Beyond that | seek not to penetrate the
veil. God grant that in my day at least
that curtain may not rise. God grant
that on my vision never may be opened
what lies behind. When my eyes shall
ouih " bCnOIu tlC tlLhC thS ouh IL
heaven, may L not see him shining on the
broken and dishonored fragments of a
once glorious Union on states discovered
discordaut, bclligerent; on a land rent
with civil feuds, or drenched, it may be,
in fratsrnal blood Let their last feeble
and lingering glance, rather, behold the
gorgeous ensign of the republic, now
known and honored throughout the earth.
still full high advanced its arms trophies
streaming in their original lus.ure, not a
stripe erased or polluted, nor single star
obscurod-bearing for its motto no such
miserable interogotary as, UhGt ss al
tbs aGOrth nor those other words of de-
lusion and folly, Ls6erty first, and Uaion
atterOarc1s; but every where, spread all
over in characters of living light, blazing
on all its ample folds, as they float over
the sea, and over the land, and in every
wind under the whole heavens, that other
sentiment, dear to every true American
heart.-Liberty and Union, now and for
ever, one and inseperable
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
that in
NIulattoes.
l09,593

Now it will be spen by the above table,
that in the free States, every Mird negro
is mulatto; and in that niger paradise,
Ohio, the mulattocs outnumber the regular
blacks; now those fellows are "half mig.
ger" and call republican," and carried he
election for the Black Republicans this
fall.
The same tables show, that in the South
the ratio Of blacks to mulattoes is as l to
IL; or 100000 mulattocs to $3.50, 600
blacks; so that the figures prove, that il
the Republicans had among them, the
5000, 900 of Africans, they would have
also l,5OO,O 900 of mulattoas, instead of the
contemplate number Of ESQ, 900 found il
the South.
Suppose You set US some more sums
Doctor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
From London Papers.

TIE PApAL POSSESSIONS The Ponti-
fetal government still retains the following
towns ;--Romc, Civira- Vicchia, Corneto
Albano, Frascati Marino, Tivoi Subiaco,
Palcstrina, Frosinone, Alatri, Avragni,
Ceccano, Coprano, Torentina, Pipcrno,
Ponto- -Corye, and Veroli
G1ENGAEY ESTATE, a fine Highland
property, has been sold by tho Earl Of
Dudley to Edward Ellice, Esq, Of Glen
quoich, at the price Of eI2o,o0O.
LORD ST. LEoSARDs-We regret to
announce the serious illness of Lord ST.
Leonards. His Lordship was seized with
paralysis on Friday evening, and his fam
lily were sent for His Lordship has had
two attacks of the same nature during the
. last two years, but they were not so severe
as that under which he now labors.
FRANCE AND THE PopE.-It is said that
the Pope intends, in the approaching No
vember consistory, to nominate the Bishop:
of Orleans and Poictiers Cardinals, and
this without any reference to the wishes o.
the French Emperor. The result will be
that Cardinal Dupanloup and Cardinal Pie
will not be admitted to the French senate
nor receive that increase of salary from til,
state which is allowed the other Frcncl
Cardinals.
! MARRIAGE IN HIdu LIFE.-This day
the marriage of Colonel Maynard viii
Miss Blanche Fitzroy, third daughter o
Henry Fitzroy, Esq, of Salcey Lawn
Northamptonshire, is to be solomnised il
the quietest possible manner in the parisl
church at Hartwell, Northamptonshire, il
consequence of the illness of Viscount May
nard. We arc glad to learn that the Who'll,
of the poor of the parish will be toasted o.
the casioc.-J9hn BuR, Oe.. 1871.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
LincOln's Future.

The newly elected President certainly
has fearful prospect ahead. First Of
all he has to stand the swarming, rayonous
crowd of hungry ofic. scekers,-al with
claims as big as mountains in his favor.
Ninety. mine out of eyery hundred must be
disappointed, and as lis party is made up
of miscellaneous elements, with no com
mon principle except desire for spoils and
hatred Of the Democracy, he VIII find them
differing widely upon political questions,
and the catastrophe which overlook the
Wing party in ls4l, will shatter the Re-
publican party to pieces in 1861. He will
find it impossible to reconcile free trade
and high tariff men, the American element
and tue foreign one, the old Wings and the
old Democrats, the Abolition radicals and
the conservatives, in the formation of his
administration policy. His party will 60
to pieces like barrel with the hoops off.
The Cincinnati Enq~arer predicts that
within ninety days from the time that
Abraham Lincoln in inaugurated the Re.
publican party will be utterly ruined and
destroyed. His path is enyironed by SC
many difficulties that, even if he had the
ability of jefferson and the energy of Jack,
son, he would fail. But he is a weak and
inexperienced man, and his administration
will be doomed from the commencement
If he takes the radical section of the Re-
publican party, headed by Seward, into
bis confidence, and pushes the South to
extremities, the conservative wing OF 1t
will cut loose and repudiate him. If, on
the other hand, he courts the conserys-
tiyes, and pursues moderate, eOnciliating
policy towards the slavehOlding States the
radicals will make open war Oh the Ad'
snini-ttaii0R.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
"Nigger Equality"

The loco-focos kept up an inccssant clat.
ter about negro equality as a Rcpubli.
can principle. We showed in former
article where this matter originated--who
were responsible for it We now propose
referring to another fact.
1t is this. The census 1850 shows that
there were some $50 900 mullattoes in the
Southern States. Now,who arc the "p0ri-
entS ?" Pray tell US. The Southern
States are Democratic. How comes it that
these "pussons these mullattoes are hall
"nigger' and half Democrat1
Let us hear no more about "Nigger
Equality" from loco-foco politicians after
this.-t olumbiG 10. Republican,.
To all that we answer from the record
that in
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24

No man can vote in South Carolina un-
less he ownes ten negroes, or real estate of
the value of ten thousand dollars. Now
who votes there the white man, the ne
groes or the plantation !--Columbsa Co.
Republican.
Now who could suppose that there was
not one word of truth in the above extract =?
Yet SO. it is. We give the following ex-
tract from work by GRENvILLE MEL-
LEN. In ali abstract of State Constitu-
tions he says that in South Carolina -
"The Constitution grants the right of suf-
frage to every free, white, male citizen, of
the age of twenty one years, having resi-
ded in the State two years previous to the
day of election, and having been possessed
of a freehold of fifty acres of land, or a
town lot, at least six months before such
election, or mot having such freehold or
town lot) having been resident in the
election district in which he offers his vote
six months before said election, and having
paid tax the preceding year of three
shillings sterling towards the support OF
the government
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
MTsCELLAN ANEoUs

THE ANALGAMArios or LAsauAGHs.-Thtre is
Ing tendency in this age to appropriate the u, ."
prtssivo words Of other languages, and sly ,yl
incorporate them INTO our own thus the word Con, n
whichs from the Greek, si5uifyug for Tia, b,i a''9
now becoming popularized in connection viii IS
Spadings great Head ache remedy, BUTT will s,or
used in more general way, ana the word rtnhniic %
become as common IA Elc ctrOtypr and many r,b ~
whose distinction foreign words has been worn
By common usage until they seen native ami IN ,ay
qnuf born," w hO
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24
M A r K led.

IN Lnneus, Missouri, the / lth November Is6O
py justice smith, WILLIAM Il. WlLLIANiS ESQ 1yr,
,nIy OF Oomsburg,) EItur OF the Laaeas Depgcran
04He'm' ana Miss MARY McGABE, Of sullivan co :,
Lour nearly congratulations and warnest wishes at.
tend brother Williams and his fair bride, IN all lif.s
Journey through ED, Col, DEN,
On the 18th inst, by Rev. w Goodrich al Jacob cood,
nnttI' an Ormgeyle, SIR. SAMUEL SNAPPER, i1 10
Miss uAIiiARlNE SEIGLER, both OF th! vicinity VI
JlUuusJuEs, -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24

New JERsEY.-The Union majority on
Congressman in New Jersey is 1867 in
vote of l2l ,S99--on Electors, but for the
Douglas straight ticket, the majority would
have been over four thousand for the full
ticket.
ILLINoIs,-Tho Republican State and
Electoral tickets are elected by considera-
bic majorities. The Legislature will pro.
baby stand thus Senate-Democrat II,
Republicans 10, uouse-Dcmocrat SO,
Republicans 80. The Representatives will
stand the same as in the last Congress
Democrats 5, Republicans 4. The follow
ing are the successful candidates Repub-
licans- Wa,hburn, Arnold, Loyejoy and
Kellogg. Democrats-R Richardson, Nc
Clernand, Robinson, Fouke and Logan
Liucoln's majority in the State is about
5000.
TENNEssEE-The Nashville Union of
Thursday publishes the official vote of II
counties, and three others reported, which
give Breckinridgc, 62,Oll; Bell, Ga $50
Douglas, 10,34i. The counties yet 10
hear from gave Mr.. Ncthelland, (Opp,) a
majority of between 700 and 500.
The PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIoN-Thc
following shows the popular vote of the
United States at the Presidential elections
that have taken place since 1885,
I In 1928 jackson elected majority oyer
all I40 900.
In 1889 jackson re elected majority
over all 1913 900.
In 1885 Martin Van Burcn elected
majority over all O,767.
In ls4O Gen. Harrison elected Iii.
majority was 13s 900.
In ls44 President Polk was elected
but was in minrr'ty of % 600.
In lS4s Gen. Taylor was elected bu
the majority against him of other candi
dates was lac 900.
In 1852 Gen. Pierce was elected. Hi
majority over all was 57,746.
In 1855 Mr.. Buchanan was elected
The majority against him on the popula
, vote was $4,000.
: Notwithstanding the imposing pyramic
reared by the Republicans in honor o
= their victory how different from the abov
records, is that presented by the result O
: the contest of 1860.
In 1850 Abraham Lincoln is elected
but the majority against him will be owe
one millionaire Congress of the Unitec
States in both branches will be in hostilit
f to his Administration-nnd majority G
the States of the Union will have recorde,
their Electoral votes in opposition to him
/. Such is the victory won by the Repub
@ lican party. What wonder that its fruit
f should be SO bitter !-AtGany Argus.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24

JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher and Book
seller, No. GIT SAMSON Street, Philadel-
phia, whose notices appear in this Journal,
keeps good assortment of Books, and
always does the fair thing with Editors.--
His Family Doctor is an invaluable COM
pend in the family arrangement, and should
be read by every Mother. We also com.
mend Mr.. Potter's great work, entitled the
"People's Cook Book" the "Horse and his
Diseases" to general patronage.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24

CONGRESS will meet at Washington, in
one week from next Monday, to finish out
the Second Sesson of the Thirty. Sixth
Congress.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24

THE Wiiliamsport Press is awfully down
on ALEXANDER X. MCCLURE, Chairman
of the Republican State Committee; calls
him "conceited pretender," says he has
an unevniablc position as politician )
with several other hard things. Before
the election Mcclure was one of the
greatest men in the State. The boot is on
the other leg now.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-24

~ lisAoAcHr is the favorite sign by which na,u,o
makes known any deviation Whatever IRON tha patn,i
state Of the brain, and viewed in this light 1t NAV p
looked on as safeguard intended to give notice of &
ease which might Otherwise escape attention lin '"n
late 10 be remedicd and its indications should never G
neglected Headaches may be classified under t,,',
ndnss, viz symptonatic und ldiopathic. synpiumn,,
Headache is exceedingly common and is the pruttlrtI
great variety OF diseases among which are AuoplS
Gout, Ricmalism and all febrile dseases In ii, I,
Noss form 1t is sympathetic Of diseases of the ston
constituting sick Hcddache of hupatc disease cnu,tr'
ting bilious headache Of wuiins, constipation and ,
disorders Ofthe bowels well renal aud ute riu ~
fcctiOns. Diseases ui the heart very Frequently
tended with Headaches Aneina and plethora ur. al
affections which frequently occasion headache II.'N
thetic Headache Is also very common, being usually H.
tinguslcd by the name of nervous headache sumpitn
coming suddenly in state Of apparently sound hs
and prostratng at once the mental and ply steal enet
nnd III other INSTANCES ii comes On slowly hrtaipd L
depression Of spirits accrbity temper In most M
stances the pain is in the front Of head over one ,
both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting: nm
This class may also be named .Ncuralrid
For the treatment OF either class Of Headache the e.
phalic Pills have been found and safe rclney
heving the most acute pains in few minutes, ana Ls
It's subtle power cradcatin. The diseases Of which IL
aID- Is tbs uIerrIn. index