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Horses and Mules.

Col. Tuos. M, HORROR, of Philadelphia
assisted by our fellow citizen, Mr.. JacoJ
DiehI, have been the past week engaged
here in buying Horses and Mules, for
Government. Many of our Farmers have
sold them Horses and Mules, for which
they have paid fair prices, cash down ,and
thus distributed several thousand dollars
in this community. Col. Horton, expects
to return to Bloomsburg in few days, ,and
will take pleasure in distributing some ten
or twelve thousand moro amongst our cit
izcns, provided they will bring in their
Stock which will be taken charge of by
Mr.. Diohl.
Those gentlemen have dealt literally
with our citizens and have the reputation
of very honorable dealers.
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Democratic County Convention.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Democratic Electors
in and or the several Boroughs and Election Dis
ticts Of Columbia County will at the respective
places Of holding sabl Elections,
oNSATURD9Y, TIE eih D.sY OF AUGUST,
Between the hours Of and o'clock T. W. Of said day
for the purpose of choosing two Delegates from each
Election District to meet in COUNTY CONVENTION,
at the Court House, in bloomsbury
on MONDAY, THE edth DAY OF AUGUST
At o'clock r NJ, of said day, for the purpose Of
making the usual Democratic nominations, to be suppor
ted by the Electors Of Columbia County the ensuing
General Election aud for the other bu
ness pertaining to the interests OF the Democratic party
JACOB HARRIS, Chairman.
WcHARn SriLHs PETER g. CAMPnELL
NJ. c. WOODWARD, J WILLIAM FRtTz
sAAUEb CHRAsY, I SANURLK ELCRHER,
WILLIAM +. SHUMAs.
Democratic StandinF Committee
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SwINDLINd THE PRESS Henry G.
Spalding, No. AZ Cedar Street, New York,
is in fair way to do nice business with
the newspaper Press throughout the coun-
try. This sharper has advertising con
tracts, amounting to several thousand dol.
lars, all over the land, and as they became
due, he modestly asked his creditors to
sign bonds extending the time of payment
Of the first anStalment, doubtless that he
might with greater facility cheat them out
of the second payment. We refused to
take the bait, for the $50 he justly owed
us upon the 2fth of last May, when VIC
discontinued his humbug, and have no
doubt this is the last we shall hear from
him or his swindling operation.
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The White Hall Clothing Store

The undersigned having purchased the well-hno"n
White Hall Clothing Emporium" situate on the South
West Corner of Fourth and Market Streets, Philadelphia
respectfully informs hcpubc and former customers Of
the House, that he keeps constantly for sale and makes
up to order all description Of Gcnuehcn's woar, of ap
proved material and sells at very moderate prices BE-
inr Practical TAILOR, he guarantees good fits and
wellmade Garments. Strict attention given to jobbing
generally. ,.
continuation Of the custom Of the hoHse, which he
win spare no pains to merit is very respectfully inv
ted l.. >. bENlCh.
May |, 1s6I.-y
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Uniformity of Pricosi-A New Feature in Business
Every one his own Salesman JONES 4 co Of the
Crescent one Price Clothing Store No 200 Market street
above Sixth Philadelphia.
In addition to having the largest most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia, made eN
prcssy for retail sales have constituted every his
own salesman by having marked IN figures, each
ticc hevcry lowest price 1t can be sold for 80 they
cannot possibly vafy-a all must buy alike
The goods are well spongcd aud prepared and great
pains taken with the making so that all canbuy with the
l Of getting good article at the very low.
est price Also large stock Of piece goods hand Of
the ateat style and best qualities which will be made
to order. in the fashionable and best manner, rs
per cent, below credit prices
Remember the Crescent, in Market above Sixth Street
No, 200 JONES x co.
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Letters from Soldiers.

The Bereoick Gazette, of last week, con.
tains two interesting letters from the boys
at the scat of War. One is written by
1Hos. .Sackhense, and the other, by c.
Ed'oayd BALI. They represent the young
men at Williamsport, Nd, and at Martins,
burg, Va, in good health, and say that
they expect, about the first of August
when their three months term expircs-to
return to Berwick.
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continue to think so, were the country
flooded with Johns and Republicans
And we would further notify the veritablo
Doctor, that il We had followed his dicta
We would have been swampod in every
political humbug that has been introduced
in the county for tho last twenty years.
o. Doctor o! Doctor, Palcmon -
o Doctor Palemon John how ridiculous
you have made yourself
XENIA.
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Col. Ricketts, REGIMENT.

For TIE SEAT OF WAR.-The sixth
regiment of the Pennsylvania Reserve
Corps, Colonel Ricketts, commanding, left
Camp Curtin this afternoon (July 18th, }
for tho seat of war on tho upper Potomac.
The men wero clad in their new uniforms
recently received, and presented q fine ap.
pcarance. The Bloomsbury Cornct Band
one of the best in the State, accompanied
this regiment. There are now at Camp
Curtin only seven companies of infantry
and three of artillery. A large force oi
the reserve corps, now stationed at the
Pittsburg and Easton camps, will be moved
here in short time.
Harrisburg Telegraph.
Col. Ricketts, Regiment of Volunteer
Reserve corps left Camp Curtin on Friday
morning, over the Cumberland Valley
Railroad, for Grcencastlo, and not, as the
Telegraph has it, to reinforce Gen. Pat.
terson's command at Mortinsburg. Not
having been accepted into the United
States service, they cannot 60 beyond the
Pennsylvania State line-Thoy will remain
in the camp at Greoneastlo until another
requsition is made upon our State for
troops, --Fayit D. UnjCR
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sa- Col. TATE of the Democrat, hoist.

Eas- Col. TATE of the Democrat, hoist
ed the name of Gen. BUTLER, as the "Dem-
ocratic candidate for President in 1864"
The Col. always likes to appear ahead ,and
from the bold and dashing stroke made by
Gen. BUTLER it seemed that he was going
to be Me hero of this campaign. But lat
terly he is being celipscd by Gen. Nc
CLELLAN, a native Of Pennsylvania
Hadn't the Col. better haul down the name
of BUTLER and hoist that of McCLELLAYl
Columbia co. Republican.
We shall do no such thing, DR.. JoHN.
We are not Of the "taW dot0n" party
On the contrary we are quite sure we made
a good pop, when we nominated Major
General BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BUTLER,
the Gentlemen, Patriot and Statesman for
President of the United States, and enter
tain lively hope, that the nomination will
be duly ratified by the American Democ-
racy.
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strRctoHS from Whdtorer cause, and dtndgs
successful as prcrentiro
The Combination Of ingredients in Dr. Duponco's
Golden Pills are perfectly harmless They have been
used in the private practice Of old Dr. nuponco for over
thirty years, and thousands Of ladies' testify to
their great and never failing In almost every
case in correcting irregularities, relieving painful and
distressing mensiruaiOn. particularly at the change of
life. From five to ten pills Will cure that common yGt
dreadful complaint tbs Whites Nearly every female
in the land suffers from this complaint The above pill
has permanently cured thousands and will cure you
you use them They cannot harm you, on the contrary
they remove distractions restore nature to its prop
chauncl, and inygOrate the whole system. i.adIss
whose health viii not permit an increase Of Family,
will find these pills a successful preventive.
These Pills should not be taken during the first three
months of pregnancy, they sure 10 bring mis-
carriage; but al any other time they safe.
Price, 81 per box. Sold wholesale and retail, by
q NJ. HAGENHuCH, Druggist.
Sole agent for bloomsbury, Pa
To whom all orders must be sent. Ladies' by send
ing Him sl00 10 the bloomsbury Post 01ce have
these pills sent To any part of the cOAnty confidential
ly) aud free of Postage by mail Sold also by N. L.
Rank & Co Danvio, 4. J. Fry. Tamarua, J. a, Polk,
Mauch Chunk and by lone Druggist ia every Town and
city in the United States.
N, u. Look Ou for cOunterfcts. Buy Golden Pills
OF and kind, unless every box is signed s. D. Howe. An
others are base imposition and unsafe, therefore, as
you value your lives and health TO say nothing Of be-
who show the signature of d. Howe on every box
which has recently been added account of recent
counterfeit ofthe Pills.
g, d HOWE.
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Dec. 90 i9G0-ly.
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BY GOVERNOR MEDARY.--

Or Fourth of July Ioas, The sub
scribers to THE CRISIS; May they live to
see this glorious Union once more united,
happy, prosperous, and powerful enough
to bid defiance to all the world, and the
people smart enough to not be led by in
sidious demagogues with philanthrophy on
their tongues and treason in their hearts.
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d e A T HIS.

In Bloomsburg, on Saturday last of Consumr,,on
Mrs HANNAH h. STISENAs, wife of l. n sunem,n !,
the 10th year of her age.
about 67 years
!" "oh'oui township Columbia county. on tn. 18th
'HS'' s'Aos Lam JI.' III the 18th year Of his age
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20
XXXVIITH CONGRESS.
EXTRA SESSION.
What Congress Has Done.

w udb SOhSIOoo SA"o
During the ten days of extra session of
Congress just passed, Congress has done
the following work;
July 4th.--The house organized, and
elected speaker on the second ballot
July 5th.--Thc Presidents Message,
and tho reports of the department. OF the
Treasury, War, and Navy, were sent in'
July h.-The Senate committees were
declared, and six war bills were presented,
viz, /. Lcgalizing the past action of the
President, 2. Authorizing the employ
mcnt of volunteers. 8. Making provision
for the increase of the regular army. a.
For the appointment of an Assistant Sec
rotary of War, and recognizing the army
etc. s. Organizing the volunteer force.
6. To add to the efficiency of the army.
July sth.--The House committees were
announced and q resolution adopted de-
claring that the house, during this session,
shall consider on ly bills or resolutions con-
corning governmental, military and naval
appropriations, and financial affairs con-
ncctcd Herewith.
July 9th.--Tho Senate passed bill to
remit duties on arms imported for the use
of the Union the House appropriated six
millions of dollars for payment of back
dues to volunteers, and resolved that it
was not the duty of United States soldiers
to return fugitive slaves.
July lOth.-The Senate passed the bill
authorizing the President to call out five
hundred thousand volunteers. The House
passed the loan bill authorizing the Trea'
sury Department to borrow two hundred
and fifty millions of dollars, and bill en-.
powcrng the President to use the army
and navy in the collection of revenue, and
to close the ports in rebcllious States.
July l1th.-The Senate passed the
Hausc bill, for the back payment of vol
untccrs, and a resolution cxpclling the
seeding Senators. The House passed
the army and navy bills, which, in the
aggregate, appropriate one hundred and
ninety one millions fdollars, thus detailcd:
Payment of Troops, .......s $50 100000
Subsistence Of troops. .25 900 900
Quartermaster's Department. ID ,000, 900
Cavalry and Artillery Horses 10 500, 900
Support of the Navy, 30 200, 600
Transportation. ....... ....16,O ,O0O, 900
Western Gunboats. .......... 1000 900
July l2th.-Thc House passed the bill
authorizing the President to accept the
service of volunteers to the number of five
hundred thousand, and appropriating for
their expenses five hundred millions of dol
lars.
Further to facilitate the rapid transac-
ton of public business, the House Commit
tee of Ways and Means has already pre-
pared all the bills intended for submission
during the session, and in les than week
it is expected that Congress will be ready
to adjourn.
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Mr.. FRANCIS Fl. SNIDER, an ontcrpris.
ing young man of Pbelpsvillc, Sullivan CO.,
Pennsylvania, passed through this town on
Wednesday last, enroute for Harrisburg
to enlist in the Artillery company now
forming at that place. Success to our
patriotic young friend.
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Rev. EDw. MURRAY, Pastor of the
Catholic Church of Bloomsbury, by Divine
permission, will preach here on the Fourth
Sabbath of every month, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ.
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Battle at Carrack's Ford.

RebeIs completely youted-Gencral Gar.
net kiAied.-1he rebels loss Jgty kiLlel.
--AHtSeir camp cqnippago anil many
prisoners captured.-Re6els scattered IN
M directions.
CINCINNATI, July Is.
Gen. Garnott was killed by an Indiana
soldier in regular battle fought yesterday
eight miles from st. George. This is re.
liablo, Particular of battle soon.
SECOND DIsPAIcH
Dispatches from Grafton state that the
body of Con. Garnett, the late commander
of the rebel forces at Laurel hill, had ar.
rived there in special train. lie was
killed while attempting to rally his re-
treating forces at Carracks Ford, near
st. George. The rebels were completely
routed by Gen, Morris division. All Of
their camp equippage was captured, with
many provisions, and their loss is about
fifty killed. The loss on our side is four
of the Ohio Fourteenth killed and few
wounded The rebels are now scattered
in every direction.
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fnends ana fellow Democrats, you have given me n
guarantee lhree years ago through regular County
Convention ana by adhering TO the usagcs Of the Demo-
calc party all my life time, which induces me again IN
oHer hyse'i as candidate for the office of SHERIFF.
TINS m subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic Coun
ty Convention. ~
Bloom township July 20, IS6l
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DEATH OF ASoLpIER.-Mr. AMOS ZUp.
pINoER, only son of our worthy fellow
citizen, Henry Zuppinger, we regret to
learn, whilst on duty under Gen. Pattcr-
sons Command, at Huntsville, last week,
was shot through the head by musket
ball and instantly killed. Aged about 29
years.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

IoUIttt y IHlItU DTEUEW, u
E1rERS testamentary on the Estate Of An1
- dine, late Of Mount Pleasant township
county, deceased have been granted by the ~
COLUMBIA county to the undersigned, Tc'lhG
township oi Orange. and county aforesaid. W.
having claims against the estate ef the d'ccd.,
guessed 10 present thsm for settlement aho
deb'ed to make payment Immediately 20 ami,
June 90, l56I Ct. p
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The Elmira Train between Williansport
& Elmira, on Monday night last, near Ell
mira, met with serious accident. The
trestlc work gave way, throwing the train
into the creek and killed two men and Sc
riously injured two more. VIM Coons, of
Williamsport and stranger were killed.
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Mrs MARY ZUppINGER, of Blooms
burg, has our thanks for fine lot of deli
cious Raspbcrries, grown in the we'll cul-
tivated garden OF herself and Mr. Henry
Zuppingcr.
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Candidates Department.
PRINTERS FEE-S2 EACH.
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY

To the Electors Of Columbia County -
The undersigned, after faithful service Of over twen
ty-nye years in the ranks of the Democracy of Col.
umbii, respectfully announces to his friends and h,l.
lnw-clIEens, that lie will bc candidate for the Icrs
laurc at the approaching General Election, subject 10
the usages OF the Columbia County Democratic COnyen
tiUn. "
Bloom twp, July 49, 1861.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET
M A r II L A G E. S
CORRECTED WEERLI

>~>-7-~N-S7~~'
Al Dushore' Sullivan County Penna., July ith, 1861
MI FRANCIS II sSrDER, of Philadelphia, to Miss TILLrr
eldest daughter of Joseph Gens Esq, Sheriff Of La
porte, sullivan county.
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Yours &c.
N. B. w.


We notice in the last issue of that con-
tcmptible, Insignificant, worthless sheet an
assertion, alluding to what it terms, "tho
people of the back townships" of this coun.
ty, charging them of being utterly igno-
rant as to what is the present state of the
country; and accusing them of being
misled by the star and Democrat. We
beg leave to inform the shallow Drained
editor, (the public are no doubt aware that
we refer to the Columbia County RepubH-
can) that the people of this vicinity are
not entirely "iguorant' of the condition,
nor of the Party which caused the present
distracted state of the country. Notwith-
standing our Post Office is flooded with
papers of every description and title we
do our own thinking, regardless of poiti.
cal Journals or Republican Editors who
have done the putting and 6lolOing for a
"soctional Party" several years, for the
sake of u country Post Office, We believe
that war ID eternal diaunion, aud should
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ES STRAY.
Wyoming Seminary

THE next torn Of this institution will conn,,
Il gust 18th and continue twelve weeks.
Throughout the term special attention viii =
to those preparing to teach, and all such may ra
having as good advantage here as at any sf.
Normal School. Arrangement will be made n
tensive course OF lectures before tho Tearhrryr
X MEL
Kingston. Pa, July 6, ladI-lm.
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ADMINISTRATORS MOTT.
Estate nf TnIcb ~ E1, 3Ccd

NOTICE is hereby given that listers Of ldn-
ON the estate Of Caleb G. Fox, late of M1'
am township, Columbia county, deccl lsrd, ,"
granted by the Register Of sah county, to n
signed who resides IN SAID township, Column
hh persons having having claims or d'manH
the estate OF the dccedcnt are requested 10 pre-
without delay.
JOHN nOBl,
June 20, ls6l-Gt
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@Godey is here for August It's we'll.
filed pages are replctc with interest. We
admire the energy, taste and perseverance
of our friend Cooley, who is Away up to
tho fashions and ahead of timo.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Estate Of Jacob HagenJueh, late Of Ctntre M
ETFERS testamentary on the estate of Jlc0
- Bucii, late Of Centre township. C0lunbn
deceased, have been granted by the Rcgisict d
bia county to the undersigned, residing IN tlrr
and county aforesaid. All persons having claim
me estate OF the decedcnt are requested lopfti
Tor settlement, and those indebted TO make pay
mediatcly TO
JEREMIAH HAGENb'
Centre twp, June IL, leGl p
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ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO
Estate of .L,cob |,o,,bo,f

Estate of Jacob Geayh0,t, d"e'
NOTICE iH hereby gwen that letters Of 'Vl
~ tion on the state of Jacob GcaIhart liita
township, Columbia county deceased, have ",
eddy the Register of sad county to the undu,,,i'
resides IN Cattawissa tow nshIp ColumhIa G" ",
hasing claims or demands against ths estate W
eedent are requested toproscnt thcmi iW stW
JOHN hIIi.
liay'l l6BI-Ctt
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pan'ty Far says, a scrapc into which
our brave women seem quite anxious to
rush, is scraping lint for the "bold soldier
boys who have gone to war.
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BaSDIscoNTINUED.-Thc Lock Hauen
Wotchman, the Republican organ of Clin-
ton county has been discontinued.-Ea.
So has the party. Ho for new name
and new skin
Noythd. County Democrat.
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CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER,

JAMES s. McNNou, Of Cattawissa township we are
uRER at the approaching general election subject To
the decision Of the Columbia county Democratic Con.
July 90 1851.
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Btay" We arc in receipt of the August
Number of "RtacrSonS Magaeine." 1t is
rich an entertaining work. The plates
and engrayings are uniqc and handsomely
executed.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF,

JOSIAH H. FuRaAs, Of bloom township we arc author
lied to announce, will be candidate for SHERIFF. mt
of the Columbia County Democratic Convention.
July IL, 1901
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sasr A large list of New Advertisements
adorn the columns of the "CoLuMBIA
DEMOCRAT"
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Gprriol Notices.

NJ THOMAS w, MATTsON, Received the Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair IN London lt5l, for IRUNko
CARPET BAGS Boots, shoes and Gums. Great induce
meats are now offered to purchasers Of the above arti'
cles This is much the largest stock of trunks Carpet
Hays Valices &C. in Philadelphia very cheap for cash
No 4O2 Market Street, one door above 1th SO"h side
Tus GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM or THE uNIon.-
Philadelphia possesses the most splendid Clotl1hg I'm
porioun IN the country. II Is spenpid as regards the
palatia structure in which the immense business ne
establishment is conducted and IL is equally sp'ehna W
respect to its great facilities and vast resources bu 10
It's patrons It's chief attractions are, first the elegance
of the garments for Gentlemen and Youths mahuiac'
tured there secondly the beauty and durapi'y ui m9
materials aud the superior excellence of the IT. ana
lastly the moderate prices at which the goods ara sou
We refer, IN this description to none other than the
Brown StonR Clothing Hall of Rockiill WILSON, NOS
cog aud Cos Chesnut street. hiladclphin.