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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-06
Columbia Dom ooratic Meetings.

Columbia Dom ooratic Meetings.
The Democratic fires are burning bright
ly in old Columbia. Meetings have been
held every day and evening, the past sew
eral weeks, in various sections of our
county, at which the true jackson spirit
has prevailed, buoyed up by the certain
prospect of success and victory. We can
only synopsizo the proceedings
In Orangeville, Pine, Mountpleasant,
jackson, and Fishingcreek, large meetings
have been held, at which addresses were
made by Messrs. Brockway, Little and
W. H. Ent.
The meeting in Scott twp, was address,
ed by Messrs. Writ and Ent, on Monday
evening last.
The meeting in Centre, on Tuesday eve-
uing,at which HENRY D. KNoRR, presided
was large and enthusiastic. Col. Freeze
DR.. H. Hakes, and the Editor of this j our
nal, in turns, addressed the Democracy.
A hickory pole, l2O feet long, was rails
ed on Wednesday, at Mifflin. DR.. H
Hakes, Alem B. Tate, and E. H. Little
Esq, we're the Speakers. The Democracy
of Mifflin is all right. sr7
On Thursday, pole was raised at ain
vile, and in the evening at Beaver, a
meeting was held. Messrs. Freeze, Little
and Brockway were the Speakers.
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Still they Come.

The Chamborsburg Valley Spirit, here
tofore an ardent and able Douglas paper,
comes TO us now with flag Of the constitu
tional democracy flying at its mas, head,
inscribed with the honored names Of BREcK-
INRIDaE & LANE. The course of Mr..
Douglas, which we pointedly condemned
in tho CoIumbia Democrat of September
22d and which induced us to take his
name out Of our paper, leaving there the
one which had floated from our mast head
for many months; has operated in like
manner upon that able and excellent paper.
1t is most gratifying thing, to find all
over the Union, the able and staunch DEM
ocra's who had been soduccd by claims of
regularity of nomination, or for any other
reason; returning so early and promptly
to the old Democratic party; and entering
with such spirit into the conduct of tho
campaign. A steady thinking man finds
it impossible to reconcile Mr.. Douglas pre-
tended devotion to tho principle of non
Intervention, with his oficious and offensive
interference with the manner of uniting the
party which the Democrats Of Pennsylva-
mia have adopted And not only that,
but Mr.. Douglas absolutely forbids any
union among the Democrats Of our grand
old Commonwealth.
Both Douglas and johnson have travel
ed Pennsylvania, denouncing union, dis.
turbing the harmony, and in every way
fostering discord and disunion in our ranks;
which if continued must inevitably result
in our defeat in the election of Governor,
and must throw tho State into the hands
of tho Republicans. Is not such conduct
most insolcnt aud insulting Are we here
sovereign people, and is this a sovereign
State Are VIC 10 bo united democracy,
or is Mr.. Douglas to distract and divide us,
and bind us hand and foot, at the mercy
of the rail splitting Republicans and niger
worshipping sbolitionists
No! never let it be said of Pennsylvania
Democrats--stand by Foster, vote the
Reading electoral ticket, maintain the or.
ganization Of the State and all will be we'll.
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Dr.. JOHN insinuated a coarse slander,

DIR. JOHN iasinuated a coarse slander
last week, upon the Hon. Il. B. CHASE, Of
Luzerns, in reference to that gentleman's s
speech in Bloomsbury We say "insinua-
ted," for he dare not assert the falsehood,
but meanly published-"We don't care
how often he-(Mr. Chase compliments
the two thousand democrats, who voted for
Geo. W. Scranton, as id fools, etc..
Mr.. CHASE made no such remark in our
Court House, as every body then present
will freely attest, and DR.. John, dare not
make the assertion.
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The Way OF the Transgressor.

Three weeks after the Jersey Shore lie
publican raised the names of Breckenridge
and Lane to its head the paper died.-Ly-
oonsing Gazette.
A more malicious SANDER, We have not
lately seen, than that printed above, in the
Lycoming Gazette. The Jersey Shore
Republican, has at no time been as near
its demise as is now the rotton and corrupt
Lycoming Gazette. And it was entirely
owing to the political detection of the home
organ of that Prince Of Traitors, Coz.
Packer, that Messrs. DIETERIoK & SALA-
DA, at the instance of the National Demo.
Gratis Of Lycoming and elsewhere, purchas.
ed the Office of the Jersey Shore Republi-
can,'-which always was not only sound
in the faith, but worth score of such
putrid stuff, as the Lie.coming Gazette
for the purpose of having Democratic
paper in Williamsport, and We are happy
to learn, that they have now issued sound
paper there, under the title of the "WEs1
BRANCH DEMOCRAT" which of course
will shortly supplant the "old machine Of
corruption"
Packers other pet cub at Harrisburg
" "Hsneline, the inebriate," of the estate
Sentinel" has given publicity to the above
mendacious faslehoOd, for which, however
he ought to be excused, as he is q creature
without brains and totally irresponsible.
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AN ABLE ADDREss.-Governor BIG
LER, on Saturday evening last, delivered
lengthy and very argumentative address,
before the Breekinridge and Lane Club OF
Philadelphia. 1t is the speech of the cam
paign. We thank Senator B. for the favor
of an early copy,
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
II Z0. GAYhOkb CHuHCH' n II
RESOLUTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE Exc
CUTIVB COMMITTEE.


RESOLUTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE Exc
CUTIVB COMMITTEE.
Resolved. That the Democratic Electoral Ticket be
headed with the Of Stephen A. Douglas, John C.
Breokndge Elscter at Large, and in the event Of
the said ticket the greater number OF votes
shal have been for Stephen A. Douglas then the
vote Of the Electoral College of the State shall be
stephen A. Douglas and crsche " Johnson for Presi.
and sident but il for John c. Breckinrdge,
for John c. Brecknrdee and Jos Lane for the
Offices. II the vote Of Pennsylvania cannot elect the
candidates for whom the majority of the vetes cast
aud it elect any running for the office of Presi
dent Of tha unitedStaes claiming tobe Democrat then
the of the Electoral College shall be for that
candidate not elect either OF the Democrats for
whom is cast or any ofthe Democrats who are voted
in the States then the vote shall be cast for the
that the Chairman OF this Committee be instructed to oh
tain from the gentlemen on the Democratic Electoral
ticket of this State their several and distinct pledges
acquiescence in the foregoing resolution and to report
the result Of his action in the premises the next
ing Of the Committee, TO be held on the day OF
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NOTICE,

nIvIDEND on the capital stock Of thu Cattawissa
~ Bridge Co.. has been this day declared in favor Of the
Stockholders Of said Company Of per cent, 5cts per
share for the past months payable ut the office on OF
after the 10th instant.
JNO. SHARPLESS,
Cattawissa Bridge Cos Office, 7tsas'r
October !, l5G0-4t
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

A NEAT aud comfortable dwelling House and prami.
n ses with Stable, Garden, PDnp. &C., attached, all
in good orJer-with privilege of Garden Produce in
Bloomsbury, 10 offered for Immediate poss .sson
given If desired. Terms reasonable. Apply At this Of
fce, brat ANEWALT'S HAT STORE.
Bloomsburg, Oct 6, 1860.
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Mem advertisements.
GREAT CURIOSITY.

We have the greatest curiosities and most val
liable inventions in the known world for which We
want agents everywhere. Full particulars sent rKkR
SHAW & CLARK, Biddeford, Maipe,
October 9, l6G0,-3t.
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THE WAR CRY-FosTER AND THE
UNION Let this be the war cry of the
Democracy from this hour until the night
of Tuesday next. Foster must be elected |!
His success will change the whole aspect
of political affairs in the Union. Union
loving men Of all parties sound the tocsin
-" Foster and tie Union -
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Luzerne Democratic Nominations.
ID 1 Il ID

In Bloomsbury, on Saturday, the 18th
of September, 1860, Mrs. ELIzABET II
RICHARDS, aged about rs years.
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Our Candidates for Assembly

Messrs. KLINE, of Columbia, and 0s.
TrRHouT, of Wyoming, as we long since
announced, are the Democratic Candidates
for Assembly in this Legislative District
They are both gentlemen of character, high
honor and consistent Democrats. We are
free to say, that they will make creditable
MISUNDERSTOOD no one doubts their election,
and leave record for their constituents
in Columbia, Wyoming, Montour and Sui
livan, of which all will heartily approve.
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TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.

Iha TeacheTs' Association Of Columbia County, WI
0h day Of October next, al 10 O'clock A. III Addresses
ahu Essays VIII he presented and Important sillee'
Teachers and friena, of Education ara earn
u J, CASPhrlt, Secretary, w
sept ~, 1850.
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w HY is LABOR HARD WHEN
'NHE GREAT FEMALE PILL!

Il
Dr. p. CREAoIR. is the General Agent, wholesale &
hetiii for Dr. "WheatinRs" Celebrated Female PIh-
Ihess Pills are truly o0iaabis for Ladies' for thsy r "
sore moHthy courses phere ey may stop rors any d'
nAatsoerer They never have failed IN any case where
the directions around the box containing the Pills ha's
been strictly Jooed indeed there has no case failure
eyer eyer come to our knowledge. BEING purely vegetable
,ney are perfectly safe. Single box mailed TO orde'
postage paid upon receipt Of one dollar, by
j. UREAGER.
Sept %, 1860. Baltimore City, ND
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r'rom Dr.. Kral's Travels in Africa


A SINGULAR RACE.-"He, an intelligent
slave at Shoa told me that to the south of
katfa and Susa there is very sultry and hui
mid country with many bamboo woods, inhab-
tied by the race called Dollos, who are no big.
ger than boys of ten years old that is only
four feet high They have a dark olive.col-
ored complexion and live in a completely
savage state, like the beasts having neither
houses, temples, nor holy trees, like the Gallas,
yet possessing something like an idea of a.
higher being called Yer, to whom in moments
of wretchedness and anxiety they pray,-not
in an erect pc ture, but reversed, with the
head on the ground, and the feet supported
upright against a tree or stone. In PRAYER
they say oyer, il thou really dost exist, why
dost thou allow us thus to be slain we do not
ask thee for food and clothing, for we live on
serpents, ants, and mice. Thou hast made us
why dOst thou permit us to be trOdden under
foot?" The Dokos have no chief no laws, no
weapons, ; they do not hunt, nor till the
ground but live solely on fruits, roots mice,
serpents, ants, honey, and the like, climbing
trees and gathering the fruits like monkeys,
and both sexes 60 completely naked. They
have thick, protruding lips, flat noses, and
small eyes the hair is not woody, and is
worn by the women over the shoulders The
nails on the hands and feetare allowed to grow
digging for ants, and in tearing to pieces the
serpents which they devour raw, for they are
unacquainted with fire. The spine Of the
snake is the only ornament worn round the
neck, but they pierce the ears with a sharp.
pointed piece Of wood
"'rhe Dokos multiply very rapidly, but
have no regular marriages, the intercourse of
the sexes leading to no settled home, each in
perfect independence going whittier fancy
leads. The mother nurses her child only for
a short time, accustoming it as soon as posi-
Die TO the eating of ants and serpents and as
soon MS the child can help itself, the mother
lets 1t depart whittier il peascs Although
ihese people i've in thick woods, and conceal
themselves amongst the trees yet they become
prey OF the slave hunters of Snsa. Kpifa Dunn.
baro, ana hulla for whole regions of their
woods are encirced by the hunters. so that the
Dokos cannot easily escape When the slave
hunters come in sight of the poor creoturos
they hold up cloths of bright colors sinoinp
and dancing, upon which the Dollos allow
themselves to be captured without Resistance
knowing from experience that such resistance
is tiultless, and can lead only to their destrnc.
ton. In this way thousands can be capiured
by a small band Of hunters and once emit.
ured they become quite docile. In sayerv
the Dokos retain their prediction for fcedino
on mice, serpens, and ants, although often on
that account punished by their masters, who In
other respects are attached 10 Them as they
are doce and obedient, have few wants. and
enjoy good health, for which reason they are
never sold MS slaves beyond Enarea. AS
diseases are unknown among them, they die
only OF old age, or through the assaults of
their enemies"
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Backsmhs Bellows Sedges and Hammers
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A MEXICAN < FOREIGN PATENTS
II, H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.

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Said farm will be sold at great bargain on easy terms
if applied for Immediately. j. S PINKHAM,
253 and 255 Main corner Mechanic street,
mchli DIFF Worcester