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Support the Government.

81 am for supporting the Government.
do not ask who administers il. Ii is the
Government OF my country and as such
shall give it, in this extremity, all the sup
port in my power. regard The pending
contest with secessonisis as a death siruS-
gle for constitutional liberty and law
John A Dir.
These are the sentiments oil the Hon.
John Dix, member of MIR. Buchanan S
Cabinet and now Major General in the
army of the United States. They are the
sentiments o. the entire Democratic party
Of the North That party will now, as it
always has done, stand By the Union, and
fight for the Union, so long as there remains
a single enemy 10 asssil it. The bitter par>
iizans, who are so blinded by prejudice that
they can see no good thing in "a Democrat,
let him be ever so true a patriot cannot
drive the Democracy from their loyalty by
calling them TRAITORS" much as they would
like 10 do it. Ifthey would allow Us 10 give
up calling hard names. Tie country needs
the aid and co operation of all the loyal cit-
izens, in putting down this rebellion. In
the issue between the Government and the
secessionis,s, Democrats are on the side OF
ihs Government, The Constitution and the
Union. Here is where all who are not SO
blind that they sOon't see, may find them,
and here they will stand until the war is
over. After that it will be time enough TO
look over the battle fields and see who,
in this as in every other war in which our
country has engaged, have done the fight
ing. and who have been the ''traitors."-
EGston drgus.
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H,Royay's Pah-Much truth in a small
compass Derangement of the stomach and
bowels.-Few people are conversant with
the manner in which the blood is creaied.
or that the stomach with the gastric jnices,
the secre;ions of the liver and The action OF
the lungs are the chief agents for convert
ing the iood we eat inio blood. hence the
great necessity for preserving the stomach
in sound and healthy condition. Nothing
has yet been discovered more efectual for
this than Holluway's famous Pills which
act directly on the stomach, liver, bowels
aud circulation. In bilious disorders, indi-
gestion, -cosiiveness and all consequent COM
plants, headaches, piles. and debility there
ia no medicine in use which insures such
certain and beneficial results.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-09-25

A REPUBLICAN, paper printed here in Eas-
ton, says the Argus-says that those who
draw strict party lines just now, are "tinc
tured little with opposition at heart, TO the
Government, and consequently little trea-
sonable." If this be true the Republicans OF
Lebanon, Lancaster city, Oauphin, Bradford,
Lancaster, Erie, Crawford and other coun'
lies, must be brim full of treason, for they
drew the party lines so tight that dem
-....a nanl. auan nef = ANAL at fha mice 81
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DIED.

In OrangeviIle, Columbia county, on Szl-
nrday, the 2ist of September. 1861, MEs,
MAGDALESa SNYDER, aged 81 years, mo- ,
and 13 davs
In Port Noble, near Boomsburg, on sat
urday last, of dyptheria, GEoRGE o, son q
Oliver and Eliza Jacoby, aged years, 8
months and IS days.
IN Jackson township, Columbia corn
on Monday last, Mr JOSEPH PARKER, sget
about % years.
In Benton twp Columbia co., on the Str
insi, Mr.. GRoRGE HARTMAs, aged about SO
years.
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tions of the men in the South who are to-
day as loyal asanyof US. Who would not
rather thousand times see THE South
bought back Ito the Union by'their own
men, than by the force of an advancing
srmy
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Our Candidate for Sheriff.

The Office OF Sheriff is OF no little impor-
sAnce 10 The people of Columbia county
II is one of the best Offices in the gilt OF the
people of The cosnty, and one which, il is
highly important, should be filed by com.
peten, person. The candidate chosen by
the Democratic Convenlion-Mr. Josiah H.
Furman-is, in CORY respect, qualified to hl
the office Of Skaf. We may safely say that,
no better man has been before the people
asking for their support for this Office since
this county was formed. He is everything
that could be said OF any man in his favor.
We notice that the Republican has published
n article Iaudaiory of the Opposition can
didaie-Mr Stiles-claiming him TO pos
sess all the requisite qualifications, and that
&c 3 stiIi q Democrat We do not hope
that he will claim votes on that head, II ne
does, there is q democratic candidate in
the field, who is entitled 10 all the Demo-
craiic support. The democratic candidate
is not running on ticket that will allow
him to be this and be that for the sheer pur-
pose OF getting votes. He is sound DEM
ocrat, and always has been more, is as
good Union man as can be found in the
county, the whole Union Ticket included ;
and will be elected by an overwhelming
majority. There is no reason for not voting
for JOSIAH H. FuRMAn he is amply fit for
the position to which he aspires and on
the war question he stands where all true
Democrats stand. He is an ardent support
sr Of the Government, and is supporting i
every dag bofk By men and treasure On that
point, what is to be gained over Mr. Fur
man, for the Opposition Then, on anoih-
or point, he is . sound Democrat, conse-
qnenily his opponent can have no advan
tags in that respect Our candidate is the
man for The people! Hurrah for FURMAEl
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MARRHD.

On Thursday the 18th inst, by 'he Rev
F. Macarney. of Towsoniown, Maryland.
MINERvA E. WILsos. of Berwick, Columbia
county, and 2. A. MAcARTEEY, OF Scranton.
In Berwick, by the Rev. |. BAIL, on the
10Th ult., FREDERIcK NICELY, and Mrs. ELrz-
ABETH HEwETT, both of Berwick.
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PETERsoE's MAGAzlNE.-Tnis valuable
magazine should be in tie hands OF every
family The October number is before as
aud We must say,--it pleases Us 10 letter.
The engraving entitled "Army CourtshiP, J"
is decidedly the best thing we have seen
"a s<,.zaa iir11a. Il alone is worth The whole
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Come and settle.

THOSE knowing themselves indeb - &c
the undersigned are hereby notified 10
come ard settle their accounts wtt5oot
further notice. ! am now in earnest. II
not attended 10 5000 their accounts will be
pIac ed in proper hands for collection.
]. E. SANDS.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
$75:
EMPLOYMENT /!

AGENTS WANTED!
We will pay from S25 10 SIS per month,
and all expenses, 10 active Agents, or give
a commission. Particulars sent free. Ad-
dress ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Il
JAMES, General Ageai, Milan, Ohio.
BlooIhsLurg, Aug. 81, 1861
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINC>
THE UNION FOREVER.

By order of the Democratic Standing Com
mittee, meelings will be held at the folIosr-
ing points:
CATAWFfSSA, Saturday Evening Sept 2sih.
HALF WAY HOUSE Monday eve. do 3olh
MAINVLLLE. Tuesday Afternoon, Oct Isl.
BEAVER VALLEY, Tuesday eve Oct Ist.
EVANSVILLE, Wednesday evening Oct I'd
ORA Neville, do do Oct. I'd
NUMEDIA, Thursday Afternoon, Oct 3rd.
L. THOMAS S. House Thursday eve Oct 81
SEREN0, Friday Afternoon, October 4-h.
,JERSEYTOWN, Friday Evening, Oct +lh
BENTON, Saturday Afternoon, October 5,h.
ALINAS COLES MILL Saturday eve Oct. 5.
LIGHT STREET, Monday evening Oct. 7lb.
BUCKHORN, Monday Evening, Oclo. 7lb.
Arrangements have been made 20 have
the above meetings addressed by some one
or two of the following named gentlemen:
HON. C.. K. BUCX.ALEW,
HON. N. Il. J.7CKSOM,
HON. Paul ZEIDY,
COL. JOHN G. FREEZE,
COL. l.. L. TATE,
WESLEY RIRT. ESQ.
EPHRAIM H. LITTLE, ESQ.
Come out, Democrats, and battle for the
good old cause! Fling 10 the breeze the
time honored banner, inscribed "THE UsIos
AND TIE CONSTITUTIONS" and rally under iis
folds, 10 the support of the Government,
ever keeping step TO the music OF the Union.
Let the Secessionisis of the South and the
| AboIitionsts of the North receive equal con-
cemnation at your hands and show to the
world that Pennsylvania, conservative and
true hearted, is still the Keystone oi the
Federal Arch.
VIM. H JAcoBY, Chairman.
Bloomsbury, Sept 2I 1861.
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From The Columbia Democrat
vORANoevIILE. Sept. On

'ORANaEvILLE. Sept. 9Th, 1851.
Col. TATE-Dear Sir: Whilst looking over
the 'New York Tribune" of the I'd INST,
my eyes happened TO fall on an article in
said paper, headed, "From Columbia coun-
ty, Penn, and which found 10 Be a leiier
from onr friend John 'Staley, of Greenwood,
10 The NJ Y. Tribune. 1t rs so good, that |
think every Democrat in the county ought
TO see and read il; and as there are very
few Democrats in this county who take The
N. Y Tribune, therefore think it worthy
of notice Please publish ii'in your next
issue. The following rs the letter, 'usfbdfin',
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With great respect, yours. &c,
A JORDAN

The reading OF The above letter was ac-
companied By the remark, that the writer
was the present President Judge of the VIII
Judicial district of Pennsylvania. A Union
man, a sound Democrat and pure patriot.
One who had literally given OF his means
in men and ireasure-io defend the honor
of the Government. That he was the DEM
ocratic candidate for President Judge and
would be iriumphantly reelected. Three
cheers were then proposed and given with
a will for the Hon ALEX. JoRDAs.
On motion, vote or thanks was given TO
the speakers for their national and patriotic
addresses, and to the String Band for their
very excellent music.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Y Y - 7 : q
: EVEN YEARS.
rTNHE Seven Years Of unrivalsd success atten
1 ing he
Cosmopolitan Art Association,

Have made i, household word throughout ever,
quarter pt tho country.
Under the auspices Of this POPULAR Institution,
ever THt EF HUNDRED THOUSAND noNEs have learned
to appse eiate--bs BEAUTIFUL works of art on their
walIs, nd choice literature on their tsbies--th he
great be eGis derived fsom bee ming b subscriber.
eubsrf ptions are nov b.ing re elved ia d ratio
unparnislled With that Of any previous year.
IEARs Or SUBSCRIPTIONS:
AIRY srsor csn become member by subscribing
So, for which sum they will receive
lss-l he large and superb steel craving, 30A3s
inches, entit!ed
.stalstaf Mastering his Recruts.o
2i--one copy, one year, Of that elegantly illus
trated Magazine.
.sThe Cosmopolitan Art Jonrnal.'
3d-rour admissions during the season, to the
ssGallery If Paintings, 54s Baoaiaay, N.Y."
In addition to the above benefits. there viii be
given to subscribers, as gfatultous premiums,
Over 500 Beautiful Works Of Art,
comrris ne valuable paintings, marbles. parans,
outlines Aes, fernlng truly national benefit.
~ abscripsiCns received anl forwarded by
]. A. MASON, Dentist, Agent for keoauk.
Roy2ad
Dt.&0lutt0n Of Co. o-ParsnerAhsp.
vTNhE Partnership heretofore existing between
l Drs. M. w. Hicks and j. IL. Andrews 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Dir. HiaKs continues the practice OF DeAtistry at
An persons indebted to tic drm are requested to
call ana settle. NJ, ". nIChs
ksokulf, Dec Is. 1860. jill. ANDREWS.
yICkLas.--Ago good n ticls u Sisxles Tor ssle "
- 6.W. Al. TUCKER.
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shces MMstc neatly BoMMd Free Of
Charge.
TYvTOSE wishing to purchase Sheet Music for
i bound volume, can have the binding done free
Of charge II thy will purchase Music to the
amount Of s. more.
First slass Planes and Mtlodeons for sale At
bargains. j. ID. PATRICK, 73 Main-st.,
jan4d Agent for Gate City Music Store.
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A &s a T Ill % u = H. !,
FOOT OF SOUTH WATER.sT.,

Chicago, Illinois,
hNLY 90 FEET FROM MTHEGREATCFNTRAL
~ DEPOT of Burlington, Quincy, ii hannibal and
5t. Je,, IilinalCentrai, Lafayette ard fndaaapo-
liz, Michigan Central Cairo and Ut. Louis cincin-
matt Railroads.
This House is now under the management Of
X. WHINE, well kRown as former proprietor of the
Neil House, columhns and Whine House, Ciucin-
natl, Ohio, and wilt be sustained IN all resueetf ~
frst elass house The Tow rate of dollar and
fifty ceD IT fcf day.
Baggage taken To and from the repot FIRE. Of
Charge ffeb560-dtf7
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ST. MIC 40 r A s HOT r 81 l.
BROADWAY,
N EW YOR X.

When completed, six years ago, the 1t. Nieholas
was universally pronounced the r4ost magnificent,
convenient, and thoroughly organized establish
ment Of tho kind on this continent.
What 1t was then, IL remains to-day
A RIVAL In SILK, IN sunPTuoussEss, and in the
general elements Of cqmfurt and enjoyment
The Hotel has Accommodations for 1900
guests, including 100 G. complete suits Of
apa rtmcn nts for families.
Six hundred Pcrsonsc can be comfortably
seated al the tables Of its three public dining
rooms, q nj otLng that modern art has devised
for the convenience and social qualification Of tho
travelling hic has been omitted in its plan, or is
neg ected In ith practical details.
The early reputation Of the house at home and
abroad, derived from its magn tude, its superb ap
pointments, and its HoEE-LlKg COMFORTS AND Lux
uRiEs, has been enhanced every year by the un-
wearied exertions Of the Proprietors.
IREADWELL, WHITCOMD L co.
dec22d3m
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fwELvK LINst oE LESS nA9K a SQUAI
TER rrs.

Business Cards mot exceeding SIX lInes, inside
his, otherwise sI9.
flaagai Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
o space occupied.
Dispiayea advertisements half more than the
| boge rates.
| Advertisement loaded and placed under the
|.csd of opeciai sytlees,' ioatle Ht ordinary
Etfs.
spcsts u Offices In he Local Column 20cents
Dor ilns-
Advertisement ordered on the inside exciu-
lively ia tie Daily, altar the hrst Iso week o,
o per cent. a+oFe tLaH the above eratss
Alf4ra44ttHf aapefftsfntaf4 a1af Dc patc for
q n 9vaacs. Iais rule viii not be varied from
When he advertiser uses the Weekly Alone
be price sill ne Tic same In tLv Daily
IN here the Daily and weekly are both used
IS par cant. will Ds deducted from tho sgrre-
"a Ate amount.
| lnler the present system, the advertiser
pays so much far Tie space he curies, the
kLanges beng eaargcahie for the composition
kniy Thispl is nov generally adopted
bur charge for changeA Will be Is ccnts per
tq1are.
| ~ In all cases whore advertisrments are
: isc gutiHred eeiofe the expiratIen of the year
u tue time contracted for, they will be charred
hp at oar regular r.tes for tae time actual
ky IN.
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uLSs lsENgl ENIN BACH.
/ W0l respectfully inform the citizens OF Keo-
l. kuk that have oppn.l y Iaitcring Establish
meat on Main IT., between aib aid ath within one
1oor OF cark's Leather store, wLeTe fuady to
do any thing in my line with satness and ds spaich
have secured be services Of my old partner, j.
bicEsitt, late Of New lNlk City, where ha has been
cutting in Of the fasLionabi- establishments IL
that city, 70 that any ono withing the style will
please give NE n cal.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut in the latest New
York style, as have full set OF Patterns from
the East. JOHN FRAZER,
declUd3m
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KEOKUK, IOWA: TUESDAY, JANUARY %. 1861
hIOkUk
Shirt ana Corset Manutdct 3ry,
Thtrd.si., bet. IN ain a. Johnson.
u h1.I u

hLDhl ~ ..-.~..t'JH n
GHIKls. cUkaEIs, BRACES, SKIRT SUP
- P0kTERs, dc., kept on hand, and made to Or
der the shortest notice, and warranted TO tt, or
exchanged.
6cntirman and Ladies' underwear made up TO
order.
Genticmen g Linen altered and repaired.
Stamping, linking, Machine stitching, &C.
0ct9d Mas. SHEPHERD.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-09-05

DrpruERtA.-This terrible disease is making
fearful ravages in Cambridge in this State
Within eight days up to and including last
Tuesday there had been eight funerals in that
town, caused by it. In Bridgewater in this State
there have been twenty-five deaths of the same
disease since last Autumn, three of the number
being from the family of Joel Curtis in that
town. The disease is also making fatal progress
in Sondgate Readsboro, and Bennington. A
physician who attended cases in Bridgewater,
thinks it the same disease that was in this coun-
try in l747, and that it had prevailed in Eng
land, France and Germany for several years.
Freeman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-09-05

ElPRovIsIoNs FOR TIE REBELs.--It is be-
iievcd that large quantities Of provisions, flour,
salt, leather, ETC., are now sent to the Southern
States from this port, in vessels clearing for
Matamoras, (NIexico), Curacao and St. Thomas
For the past three years no vessels have cleared
from here for Mulamoras, until last week, when
there were eight or ten applications for clear.
ances made at the Custom Honsc. On the two
last DAYS of last week also, nine thousand bar
rels of flour, and large quantities of other pro-
visions, were cleared for the other two places
mcntioned.-Nejc York San.
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A MOMENTS REFLECTION OUGHT TO
IA convince sensible Of the folly and danger Of
constantly dosing with Cahartc Medicines The practceis
Perhoious and suicidal An experience Of forty has
taught me that the constantly increasing evils Of indigestion
are fcaruy aggravated by the free Of Catharcs.
The American people fast becoming nation Of dyspep
tics by their artificial modes Of life. Drastic Catharcs in
crease the rriaby and PROSTATE the strength Of the di
gestve organs.
The Pills offered especially designed allay this
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cine
Business Men, Students Professional Men, Fen alcs and all
persons leading confined sedentarY life should try them.
The undersigned Physicians chceriuy certify to the high
professional standing Of DR. COLBY Of Sansead Of the
oldest aud best Physicians and to the excellent qualities Of
his "AnCostivc and Tonic Pills." which have used in
practice, and highly approve.
J. d. GIBSON, NJ. D., Durham, G. Il.
g. Il. COTTON, NJ. D., Cowansvile.
CHARLES BROWN, NJ. D., do.
s. S FOSTER, NJ. D.. Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. D., Barnston.
N. jerks, VI. D. do.
O. w. COWLEs, NJ. D., Stanstead.
JOHN MEIGS, NJ D., do.
JOSEPH BREA DON, NJ. D. Surgeon r. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON NJ. D., Coaticook
LEMUEL RICHMOND, NJ. D., Derby Dine
NJ. @. GLINIS, N. D., Compton, c. f.
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j. G. RUTHERFORD, NJ D. Newport, Vt.
u Prepared by DIR. NJ. +. COLBY. stanstead, c.
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Sold in Bratoboro by N. THORN and by dealers in med
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References be given to Of the principal Ply
sicans and numerous individuals in this vicinity who have
the above remedy with the fullest success, in various
cases Coughs Colds Asthma, Sore Throat, Influenza 1r
ritaon of the Uvula &c &c The Of the remedy
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ainy of the efficiency Of medicine is required to avoid
Consumption ultimate death. This remedy, although
only recently introduced in this vicinity has met with great
demanl and every confidence placed in its merits by those
who have given it fair and impartial trial.
Price, 25 cents per box. For sale by all Druggists.
3meow26l JOSEPH CLARK, Agent, Brattleboro.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
ETTN y 7 HTa5 2 TsF1NNT
CEL EBR1 TED FEMALE PILLS.

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This well known medicine is no imposition but and
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Boston, Feb. 4, 1860.
Having long been acquainted with Dr. COLBY, most
cheeruly certify his high standing practitioner and
Il gentleman Of neyceptonahe chaeacter.
He has presented happy combination Of herapeutica
agents, which is valuable catharc and tonic. Having
tried myself and knowing the Ingredients earnest
ly recommend 1t for its excellent qualities.
WINSL0W LEWIS NJ. d.
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,h~o,rb her arm and entered her breast, pass
ms IN. nssory through her body, and was taken out
ncor her spine. The other passed into her alb
Jomrn lust above her hip, and was no; extract
OIL nj Inst accounts. The physicians in attend
onee, Drs. Sweet and Chcsmore, of Huntington,
saw there is no possible chance of the poor girls
recovery burlington Times.
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Mu1rAnY-The Richmond Company num-
bered - Saturday morning and undoubtedly
made up the full number (S3) by night. They
have chosen the following officers:
Capi1ca -FREp. L. GLEASON.
FHI Lieuieaaai-BRoNSoN VI. BARBER.
,Ssconf LicutcRdnt-GEo. HATCH.
Capt. Gleason is a sou Col. Rollo Gleason,
and il is said will make an excellent command
ing Officer Bu{ingion Times
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BATCHELoK,s HAIR DYE.

TIE BESV ~ TIE n ORLD.
w. A. Ba tchcior'z Splendid Hair Dye is the
Oriyndi and only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known
Instantaneous in its effect does stain the skim and in
Vcorics the hair for fs he careful and other
than the genuine signed each side d every box-WnIAM
A. BATcHEIoR Sold by all Respectable Druggists and Fam
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