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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26

Democrats who rejoice at the voluntary
suicide of the party wi be tempted to has
ten it on and to assist nit. We can ap-
preciate the strength of the temptation,
and realize that many Democrats will, for
the moment, yield to it.
But there is higher duty for them, and
an allegiance which, now in the midst of
our difficulties, they should cling to more
earnestly and with moro devotion than ey-
er. Amid all these ephemeral and decay
ing organizations, how commandingly and
ennoblingly stands forth the old National
Union loving and Union-supporting De-
moeraoy---the only party that ever success
fully mai tanned war, or secured honora-
BILE peace No patrioi is ashamed of as.
sociatiou with 1T. History will not trace
upon its record the guilty responsibility of
these disasters which now impend upon the
country. 1t has no crime upon Its soul
that has to be washed out by suicide. 1t
lives, aud all good men ask that it may
live to protect still tho Constitution and
restore again the beloved Union of the
States.
Let the events, which are now sweeping
before them the ephemeral factions Of the
day, move on. They have their appoint
ed course. They are disaolvins organiza-
tions more important, than the Republican
party, and shaping the destinies of COM
nunities as we'll as of political cliques
But they have broken, thus far, in vain
against the rock of Democracy; and when
the Ssorm is over, it will uplift its head
again, and upon it will descend the Ark in
which survive the hopes of National res
direction and the reconstruction of our Re.
ubic.-.4%any Arg4s.
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\ Brave GIRL.-A heroic exploit is
tod of beautiful young woman in the
village Of Spicolli, in Southern Italy -
The house Of her uncle, liberal priest,
was invaded by some brigand rufians.--
One Of the leaders was amusing himself by
stsbbing her uncle, who was old, when the
girl rushed in, flung herself on him, and
snatching in an instant the brace of re-
volyers he had in lis BELT, shot him dead.
She ran through all the rooms, firing upon
every brigand she found plunderins the
house. She shot down four of thsm.-
Alarmed at this unexpected attack, and
not knowing what to make of it, the ref.
fans in the other room ran out She still
pur'ued and succeeded before they could
Get knowledge Of the enemy they had to
encounter, in closing the front door against
them. The brigands attempted to set FIRE
to the house. From the balcony she put
out an old nausket, belonging to her uncle,
and from the window tri-colored flag,
cried, with all her breath, "viva Garibal.
di - The mscreants fred an Intellectual
shot or two and started Oft. A few mo.
ments aftor captain of bersaglieri; who
just came up, found the exhausted girl in
faint upon the dead body of her uncle,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26
Col. TATE,

DeEeCr6f,
Col. TATE,
Dsar Str We have met the
bogus ticket and handled it rather severe.
The election returns are very encouraging
They indicate the spirit of an injured and
much abused Democratic party. The
Market Street candidate is defeated, al.
though large and 'iberal sums of money
were paid Bob and jacob for stumping the
county aud abusing its loyal voters. But
we have elected men of sound union sen.
tilueuts and firm integrity men who will
not finch or shrink from their duty, though
the viest slander Dominating from still
viler sources) were besped upon .bem.-
The main success of 80 large majority
can be attributed in a grea. measure, to
the dishonest efforts Used BY the C1lum.
bta County Republican, DR.. John is of
the opinion that the Democrats are not
loyal aud he frequently INDUCES himself
il base epithets, such as 6 jeff. Davis
Reserves" "Disunionists," &c. Now, sir,
these are names that will arouse the pa.
triotism and just indignation of the honest
yeomanry against an 0bol5tionist of the
6lac"eA dye, and were he to express his
Ill favored sentiments in the presence of
some of our time .honored citizens, they
might give him a physical definition of
the word union. The hatred that he
cherishes and has for long time nur.
tured is now heaped promiscuously upon
innocent persons, and what for Are
hey disloyal! mol Could any sane
man entertain for moment the idea that
the DEMOCRATIC PARTY are rscreant to
the sacred trust reposed in them by their
Ancestors ! No. Sir, from the formation
of our Government it has been their earn.
est and untiring aim to support the Con-
>tituton and hold it invioIa'e from the
many da gers which have already asssiled
it, and for this We are styled " >eeeSs,on-
s'"S anu ali tudt, NV ike tue Ola auage
We can consider the source. J he fountain
that has always sent forth impure water
will send it forth still Unlike the asp its
sting is harmless.
DR.. Johns greatest ambition is to mia.
represent the Democracy, aud by SO doing,
encourage he rebels, and proloug the war.
Sir, are not majority of our vo uuteers
i.emoc ats i? and havc we not goodly
number OF commanders! Sir, they repre-
sent and reciprocute the feelings of every
Democrat. Unlike the selfish spirit of the
Doctor, who thinks we must support every
measure dictated by that party or else we
are not sound on the union question. No
doubt the Decor few to his roost, the
nj hit previous to the election, with glad
heart thinking his vigorous pen bad &C.
wonders in anuihlla ating aud
demoralizing the strongest union party on
terra f/mG.
MAINE TOWNSHIP.
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MAINE TOWNSHIP.

saSr On wet, miserable, foegy London
day, Charles Lamb was accosted by beg
gar woman with, " Pray, sir, bestOw =
little charity upon poor destitute woman
who is almost perishing for lack of food,
Believe me, slr, have seen better days"
$50 have l, said Lamb, handing the
poor creature shilling, $50 have it's
q miserable day Goodbye"
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say-" That's stupid brute of yours,
John said Scotch minister to his pare
ishioper, who drove his merchandise from
door TO door in small cart drawn by q
donkey. :" I never see you, but the cree
ture i, brayin:.' sab, sir" id the dea.
Ter, "ye ken the hearts warm when frens
meet
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26
f@- An awkward waiter, handing

nS- An awkward waiter, handing .
plate to a gentleman, spilled some of the
gravy upon his clothes, and Immediately
cried OUT "Take care, SIR" "Why,
you rascal" exclaimed the gentleman, who
thought he had suffered about enough from
the fel ow S negligence, "are you going to
do it again "
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No. In the town of T.

S0- In the town of T----there was
shoemake who at times oficiated as
preacher. He always wrote the notices
himself, in order to save the expense of
printing. Here is one of hem;-T here
will be preaching in the pines this Suuda y
afternoon on the subject, AN who do not
believe will be damned at three 0 clock
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26

oyr Why aye tho seeding States Ike
the plaques Of Egypt! Because seven
wert or,, and "as,y were exceeding griev-
Gus 10 be borne viii"
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sS-"You are an Irishmap," said fel.
low taunsipg!y to bis aeighbor.
"Well, sir, an no more respou'ib'e
for having been born az lrisbman, than
you aye for having been born az ass"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26

POLITE LIrgRAruaE.-Amoug the
literary notices IN a western paper is one
OF book entitled, " Lives Of Eminent
Bull Frogs, with brick bat illustrations, by
BrUin.'
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sw u the rebellion cannot be suppress
&c by farce, GER it be put down by v.ek,
asss
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26
GREENWOOD lem May.

THE addition to this Institution being about compile
ted, thers ar; comfortable accommodations now for
about seventy boarLers AMI the Autumn Term will
comm 'nee on the l2lh OF August.
Ihe seE'ices Of H. w Gibart, late Professor Of Nud
ern Languages in one Of Coltges have b1en
ed Besiirs pnss tsiug ths requisite aeholasc attain
ments, aud having had years Of successful experience
IN teaching in thi country, Prof Glbeit in his
Gas gantd special att ntion to tae Educational syst ms
~ Europe. and Ia competent o nstruct in the Latin
German. French, or Italian lang uagrs
For rms OF fIrth particulars the card in another
column or addr ss the Principal.
Millyills Pa, ,ugust ), IoIl
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s& The fol owing is .n Irishnaa's dc.
scsiptiop Of making cannon: "Take
long hole and pour brass or iron around
II -
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DR.. SiLkWOR

THE HNhLf IT NL FHfsICIAN md SURGEON.
= daily astonishing his patients by the cure of ous
] stdniing diseases. HIS REMEDIES ARE PuREI Y
NEGETAhLE He will be in ths place the same day 8
Of each month stated below when he con be ccnsui
ted f!r all diseases fash is heir to. uT-CONsULTA.
TiON FREE.
Jersey shure, the ~ aud 18Th of each month
Whites Hotel Lock Haven the 18th and 18th of ocb
month.
nlonmsburg. 3Oth aud ist Danville ID and Sd Sort,
umb.rland 18th uilt0n, Il, and I.
June e. ldbl In.
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BLOOMSBURY ACADEMY :
.. A. BECKLEY, A. B., Principal.

Z. A. BECKLEY, a. B., Principal.
THEAuTUMN SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
l. will begin
VI eFnesday, the M Of August.
The building has underwent a thorough renovation
II has been supplied with new furniture the walls
elegantly pap1red and everything added tina,
Tribute TO the comfort and convenience u the Student
The course Of instruction will be tborong IS hereto
foI and those doegning to ct themselves 10 ach will
receive special attention The school itself conducted
according TO the most approved model.
All the studies Of our Seminaries ore embraced in IL
course Of study,
TERMS:
Primary Department - 90
higher department as 90
No extra charge is made for the study Of Ancient o,
Modern Languages
week. N r.
JulY IL. lSGl-tf
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NEW JEMELRY STORE.

n u w a II W II IIIN , I Uh y,
THE undersigned respectfully informs III. czans of
bloomsbug, and tn public geuI rally that he has es
tabiisltd new tore on Main Street lnOmsburg, in
Mrs LeacoCks Building, where he Offers for sale on
moderate terms, q large assortment of
tLOihN y, Wh iCtES D. JEW ELRY,
ofevory sO7t and size and description. His
stock Ol JeNeiry is complete, including every kS7A
variety nf Ladies' and Gentemen's eda ions, ia
Chains LGckeis treR'tpiLs, Fingertimgs, ETC. E;.sG
60 the examination OF which h. invites public gener
ally.
U Strict attention civon to repairing Clocks Watch
es, and Jewelry, and all work warranted.
WM. D. DRAKE.
bloomsbury, May !, l35l--iC
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bG- Kindness is language which the
dumb can speak aud the deaf can UNDER
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-26

Esy- Two' \Sg the cotton out
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no MERCURY OR NAUskous DRUGS USED.


Membsr Of the Royal Coll. .ge of Surgeons at London
Grad ,ata from of the most eminen, Colleges of the
United States. and thu greater part of whose life hat
been spent in tn first Hospitals Of London Paris Phia
deiphn ami elsewhere has ef4ctad some of the
tonishng that were ever known many troubled
n.tvousn ing alarmed at sudden sounds and b,t
funess with frequent bushing attended sometimes with
dtTanz Iment Of mind, were cured Immediately.
ACERrAIN DISEASE
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Correspondence.

For the Cslxnsis Deneeret.
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BALTI NORE LOUK HOSPITAL.
DIR. JNuNNTNN.

THE founder of this Celebrated Institution ofers the
most train. spee.y, ami only eftctna reinedy in
ths wrl for effects for G1es, Structures, Scnnn
ness, Pains in tn. Lons Constitutional Debility Impo
tsncy Weakness Of thl Back and Limbs, Affections OF
tn. i in iys, Pslpitation Of the Heart Dyspepsia, Ner
ITtability Disease Of the Hrau, Throat Nose or
Ekin all those serious ana melancholy Disorders
arisng from the destructive habits Of Youth which
Ftruys both bojy mind. These and solitary
practices fatal 10 their victims than the song Of
in yrens to tn mariners Ulysses, bghting their most
brilliant hopes and cpations renuering rriage
impossible.
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6i9hifr. ieoen Dientas, Dpnneritas u. Saulz
tag. aeo se} .4u3io.r
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GrindrniB BON Belt, 0el0 mtO GutfernaitG
bur& BIZ
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mad allen Tbetlen be8 81 feNs
dbee @
Barter8burg ure Wtdrtetta, pDer Benpsoo,
Wbeelin9 uub Columbus. 3
Dte Baltimore. unr 0bic- Giertabn btetst BEN rstithben pwb.
lttant Bite srSerea Gsrttetle tn 8esus anf 8tGtefett, 8sauenIiG.
fett, Gt2trtett, @Gngttdtett unS SdSnbett Der Ssenerien, 70 bds
fe Dn tetner ancern @dbn tn bte1ea 2Gnbe I6ertrpf fen ptrb.
Balm pun atlantifaen Nerr a~ussebenb, Ia bic Gittae aus
~gebetmtefe 0tnie, ~sIetd5eitts Gbsr aud pte fnrSffe une IAnelfe
anD bates bic biatsfe SsCase fur bic 0aeifenbsn mad Bent gcefen,
Die nt6t ~Serfetleu ipGten, fe 81 benuSen a
Wfeilenertfermin9 bon Baltimore mad
e9s. Cincinnati:
utter gasfffssnrg 583 Nseuea.
ueber BenrEDe unb ~aBbeeltng go
t1eber GarriSburg unp @tttsbur6 0 81
Durh bte Wnnriettn-Qtnte $50
etne Grfparnts an Der @ntfernMng bon t6
Durd bic q CIunnbuss 0tnte 500 ar-
the GrIparnts an Der @ntfernmts ten SO
@etfeute, nel@s bic Baltimore. unO Ohtu. GtlsnEaen benaBen,
legen he @etfen tn IN Gasen sarIG unb fabren In Nasen, BITE
6Rf bas alerbequemRe unp NIT s%epOlTerten Stsea eingeri@tet inb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-13

03epirse. - Rrtnnn Commencement SO. / u. 2, Substantive,
ldmoaen Stngaporc- Ptefer, Relten, @affa, DeustatbIItbe unb
SumqIea qemaut h~OrrdtktS unb az p~ertsnea bel n al &
EtnbRItI 20 Gbsayfes. Spt2es
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Neutrality-suspicious..

Das Yelt<2otal rpirO um y l1br @crseus
SeSffnet unc UNI z ubr Gbencs seidlcEen.
gin SOnuta8en 1T Das @etduoe bios Swts
i4en 9 uuo 10 ubr 8crmittuSs often.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-13

sstt96it1e [Ybilap. 8OaO. :
8pn Hiiins Gun 5ptel 5isbt. ieoen Dien.
flag, Dpuner1u9 u. Samltas.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-11-08

A NARROWING SCENE.-'Good morn
ing, Nogg., why what makes you look SC
aale-are you liz?
Wei, yes, | have been rather indis.
posed for a few days past. But | have
witnessed narrowing scene this morn.
ing
How, what, where ? inquired the
sympathetic Scroggs.
Two men and four horses
What! killed How Do relieve
my suspense, exclaims the excitable
Scroggs, impatient 20 make the round of
his acquaintance and communicate the
horrible intelligence.
Killed ? No, who said anything about
killing ? replied Noggs.
What? responded Scroggs, didn't
YOU speak of narrowing scene, and two
men and four horses
To be sure did saw them harrw-
ing in old Gilman's ninety acre lot, as |
was coming down High street. was the
reply.
Go to thunder was the rejoinder Of
he disappointed Scroggs. L suppose
'ou feel better now
BY the smile that irradiated the sick
mans face, we rather think be did.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-11-08

TURN THEIR FACES HEAvrNwARD.
Among the old Romans prevailed the
touching custom of holding the face Of
every new born infant toward til heav.
ems, signifying,by thus presenting its fore
head TO The stars, that it was to look above
the world into celestial glories. 1t was a
vague superstition, but Christianity dis
pels the fable, and gives US clear real
izatlon of that pagan yearning, in the
deep solictude which all its disciples
cherish for the spiritual welfare Of the
young.