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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

Josiah H. FuRMAS, of Bloom township we are author.
lied to announce. will he candidate for SHERIFF az
The approaching general election subject to the decision
Of the Columbia County Democratic Convention
July l3, 1861,
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ROBERT HAGENBucu,of the Forks Ho--
tel, at this place, had three fine shoats
killed by lightning on Sunday evening last
During little shower at that time there
were several very severe claps of thunder
ere.-RepublicaQ. .-.
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the trade. Corn was in better supply and
lower. The market for provisions was
quiet but prices were very firmly main
tanned. Frcights were active to Great
Britain, and rates to Liverpool firm.
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Special Notices.
The White Hall Clothing Store

The undersigned, having purchased tho well.known
"Wite Hall Clothing Emporium" situate on the South
West Corner Of Fourth and Market Streets, Philadelphia
respectfully informs the public and former customers Of
the House that he keeps constantly for sale and makes
up 10 order, all description fGentlenens wear of APP
proved material and sells at very moderate prices Be-
ing n Practical TAILOR, he guarantees good fits and
welmade Garments. Strict attention given TO jobbing
generally
A continuation of the custom of the hoase, which he
win sparc pains to merit, is very respectfully inv
ted. z. s. LEVICK.
May ], lSGl.-y
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GRAND JURORS,
FOR SEPTEMBER TERM, 1861.

Bloom John X. Grotz VIM. Coleman, SamI scttIs,
Cdttdwissa- Moses Hartman, John Scott
Franklin Daniel Knittlc, Samuel LOhrman
Fishngercck-rctcr Crovoling.
Greenwood d-Killiam Robbins
Hemiock-William Wagner.
L0cust-sauc Dyer Daniel Itauck.
MGln-Staphen Deit,rick.
.BOHtoRr-Evan Wcllivor.
Iff1is0R--Baltzcr EssCk.
.NiiRo-Samuel Drum.
Ordngc-Petcr +. Kline, Michael Keller CornclL,s
BELLS, Alexander b. Stewart
Roaringcrcck-Pctcr Gearhuri, Charles Eek,
scott--lienj r. Rcichart, Jacob Keller, Sr
Bloomsbury, August 3, lS6l,
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AGRICULTURAL FAlR.

TINE Executive Committee Of the Columbia County
agricultural Horticultural and Mechanical Assecia
lion at their meeting this day. passed Resolution Il
bei next
u,oo...,. A, MADISON, secty.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

PETER BrrLMgyRR, of Bloomsbury. we are authorize
to announce, will be n candidate for SHERIFF., at th'
approaching general election subject to the decision
lie Columbia County Democratic Convention.
InlY Il. lshl.
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.

Moses ScILtcHER of Beaver township, we are author
lied TO announce, will be candidate for COMMlSS-
IoNER at the ensuing general election subject to the
decision ofthe Columbia County Democratic Convention.
August 3, 1861.
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THE August "HOme Monthly of Bos-
ton, is on our Desk. 1t is o frst-class
Family Magazine. Published by d. w
Childs & Co, SO 90 per annum.
g1- Please send us the work for JUNE.
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LIST OF CAUSES,
ron SEPTEMBER TERM, 1861

ToR SEPTEMBER TERM, 1861.
l. Townsend W. KahlGr VS., Daniel Neyhard
9. John McMullgan, et al vs.. Samuel Rhonc
3. Andrew Crevcling VS.. Andrew Melick, ST., Ct bI
4. Robert J. Lyons vs. Montgomery Cox, ct. al.
s. Philip Winterstcen VS.. Valentine Wintcfsteen.
g. John Pcaler vs., Daniel Edgar, ct al.
T. Lewis Lavenberg, ct. al. vs. John Dyer.
g. Isaiah Shuman VS.. Jacob l.. Shuman.
.. Joseph LOckara vs. James Pennington.
10 Ezekiel e. shulz, vs. James Pennington, ct. al
IL Henry TraHgh VS.. The West Branch INSURANCE Co
IL. James Shields, ct. al. VS.. Isaiah Shuman.
II. George Ewes Zcbulon Il. Shutz, ct. al
II. Richard -. Menagh VS.. John Gggor.
Is. Daniel I. Scyhert (usc) VS.: A. H. Pcarcn.
IL. Daniel y Scybert VS. a. b. Poarce, ct. al.
II. Henry Wells vs. George Kirby.
H. Joseph McIlenry vs., Wesley II. Kline.
10 Wilson Agcr VS.. Joseph lntt0n.
30. Sally Arr Wagner VS.. lsreal " harry.
81 Brown Il Snyder Va. James J. Dull
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GONE HoME.-Col, Dart and some 60 of
the soldiers from Carbondale went up on
the Lack. and Bloomsbury R. R. on Mon
day evening, en- route for home.
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Prince Napoleon, and Princess ClOtilde,
of France, are in New York, having ar
rived in the imperial French yacht Jerome
Napoleon on Saturday afternoon. ..
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.

FRANKMs l.. SHUMAs, Of Beaver township, We arc
authorized to announce will be candidate for COM
MISSIONER at the ensuing general election, subject
decision of the Columbia County Democratic Con
vcntlon.
AUGUST 3, 1861,
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

Friends and fellow Democrats, you have given me
guarantee three years ago. through regular County
Convention and by ndhcng to the usagcs Of the Demo-
crnicparty all my life time which induces me again 10
offer ysclf as candidate for the office of SHERIFF
this fall subjec, the decision of the Democratic Coun
" Convention ,,.
J. X. GROUL
Bloom township July 90, 1861.
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CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER.

JAMES s. MoNtScH, of Cattawssn township, we aro
authorized 10 announce, will be n candidate for TREAS
URER at the approaching general election, subject to
the decision of the Columbia county Democratic Con-
vention
Iuiv 12Gl.
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Candidates Department.
PRINTERS rEE-s2 EACH.
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY.


10 the Electors Of Columbia County =
The undersigned after faithful service Of over TWEEN
ty.dye years in the ranks of the Democracy Of Col
umba, respectfully announces TO ms ifehus n'' ~
law riiizens that he will BE- candidate for the Legis
ature at the approaching General Election subject 10
the usages of the Columbia County Democratic CohNeh
ton. r,,, r,rr
BIoom twp,, July 10, 1861.
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CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER.

WILLIAM I. sHUMAs, of Maine township, we are an.
tharzed to nouncG, will be candidate for TREAS
URER, at approaching general election subject to
the decision of the Columbia County Democratic Con
yention
August 3, lSGl,
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CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY.

AT the solicitation Of many friends 1would announce
the voters of Columbia county that Will be cnndl
date for ASSEMBLY mt the approaching general election
subject to the decision of the Columbia county Democratic
Convention. - . ,...,,
July 90 1861
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Se9- The rolling mills Of Danville, which
have been stopped for some time ,are again
in operation. .E .,. .-..
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In ne Orphans CoRTt for the county of C5iaabiaEs-
tate Conrad Hess, late g Sagarl0Gf toDRShip deed
THE Auditor appointed by the Court to report disth
button OF The balance in the hands of William Hess
Executor Of The last Win and Testament of Conrad
Hess late of SugarOaf township in the county Of Col
nmba deceased will meet the parties interested for the
purpose Oi ms appointment on Saturday the 2ith dly
o. august 1861 at 10 O'Clock, NJ OF said day, at hp
once ~ BleOmsburg in said county all persons ntcres
ieIh tue said Estate are required to present their claims
before the Auditor be debarred from coming in for
shage of the fund. . . ..
~ JOHN G. FREEZE,
bloomsbury, July o, lS6l-lt auditor
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ANoTHER PAPER GoNE.-The Morning
Herald, the daily ofthc borough of Scran-
ton, has ceased to exist. 80 .. -. .
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Mem A0Uertis
@ A u + 10 N.

LII persons are hereby cautioned against
"A by way of hunting, angling &c. after this date u.
on the premises ofthe undersigned the laws of Penn.
syvan'a Will be vigorously prosecuted against all such
GEO. LoNGENBERGER.
Maine twp, Aug 3, 1861,
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER

CHARLES H. IIEss, Of Mlin township, We are author.
lied TO say, will be candidate for COMMISSIONER at
the ensuing general election, subject to the decision VI
the Columbia County Democratic Convention,
July 21, lS6l,
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LOST NOTES.

TWO Notes Of hand, drawn by Morton McNichael, IN
Il favor Of C. w Mckclvy & Co. dated July 9Th and
July l0th 1861 on four months, for S1Ii So each failed
10 reaeh teir mail destination All persons caution.
cd against negotiating for either Of said Notes.
able reward viii be paid for their return to Morton
scMchdeI, at Philadelphia, the undersigned Bt
the Cattawissa Paper Mills.
e, ". McKELvY & co.
July 20, 1sGl-9t.
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nGTA Democratic mass meeting Of the
citizens Of Luzerne and Columbia counties
will be held at the house of John Stiles, in
Benton, on Friday, August o. Iar
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CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE.

JAcoR EVANS of Greenwood township, we are author.
ized to announce will he candidate for ASSOCIATE
JUDGE at tha approaching general election subject TO
the decision of the Columbia county Democratic Convcn
ton.
July %, 1851.
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PARTNER WANTED.-Col. BULL, Ed.
cor of the Carbon Democrat, desires to
have partner. He wants a good practi-
cal printer, competent to take charge Of
the printing Office, No money is required.
Tho associate must be sound Democrat.
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THE list of Causes, and Jurors for Sep
tember Term, 1861, appear in to-dayf
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of MarY Sha6er. dec,a

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Administrs
tioh on tue estate OF Mary ShGTer, late of Bria
creek township, Columbia county, deceased have been
granted by The Register Of said county TO the undersg
ca, who resides in Salem township, Luzerne county
Al persons having claims or demands against the
tate OF the decedent are requested present them fO
settlement, and those indebted 10 make payment ithou
delay.
WILLIAM SWANK,
July H. ls6I-et. adnainistrqtor.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Tstake of Isaiah ,Shnn,na, doc,d

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of faministraoa
on tie estate of Isaiah Shuman late of Maine town
ship, Columbia county deceased, have been granted by
the Register Of said county to the undersigned who
resides IN Centre townsbi p, Columbia county All per
sons hayins claims or demands against the estate Of
delay.
July 81, ls6l.-Ct Admir-
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
M A r r 1 A G E S

on the iith ut, by Rev. George Warran, Mr. g. A, j.
CUMMINGS Of Chilisquaque to Miss HELEN NJ, slsry Of
Light Street.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

STEPHEN BALDY, of Cattawssa, arc authorized to
announce, will be candidate for ASSOCIATE JUDGE
at the approaching general election subject TO the de
cison of the Columbia County Democratic Convention
August 3, 1861.
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NJ O I | c. E.

IN = I . E.
10 Me Hears Of Thomas Conner, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that The pecount of John Con.
ner; surviving Trustee of the estate of Thomss
deceased was filed at the May Term 1861 of this Cour
and viii be presented for confirmation and allowance
al tho September term 1851
Dloomsburg, July 10, 1s0l-ot S
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Columbia co. Republican.

DR.. Join, we will "meet" you, at any
time, in any way or any place you, may
designate and if it be any "acoommoda-
tion," you may choose your own instru-
ments. 4-g ,,-s. afa -It..
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On DoNr l-DR. BRowER editor Of th

On DON'T i-Da. BRowER editor Of the
Montour American, announces himself as
candidate for the Legislature con his
own hook" This is well enough. But
then be challenges Col. TATE, of the Dem
ocrat, who is also candidate, to meet him
con the stump in every green valley and
every high hill in the district" This wont
do. 1t will back our neighbor clear of
the track. He meet anybody in fair de-
bate ! Fudge! ."
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sS As the expenses of the United
States government are now going on, it
amounts to one million noo hundred Mous-
and dollars per tag. AT this rate the ex-
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Dec. 90, l5G0-Iy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
TO lNVtLIDS.

BENECiA, located In climate that is the medium
between the heat OF the interior and the cold Of the
coast particularly adapted to the treatment OF
the SICK and especially to the prastrating, endemic
fevers of the interior.
The subscriber has been practitioner in BeneciS
FOR nine years, having found by experience the pecu-
liar healthiuuess of the climate, to which he partially
attributes the which has attended his reanen
Of many dangerous cases, has determined to open a
Hospital for the sick
The Hospital VIII be fitted up for the accommoda-
ton Of both and will be made in every respect
comfortable as n home; no particular treatment will
be adapted, good common sense will teach that
cry and every system wants peculiar treatment
The undersigned will be prepared to have accomoda-
tions for baths, &c.
Excellent Springs are in the negnborhood Nothing
will be spared 10 quick and permanent cure
in the most chronic diseases.
Consultation in all modern languages and privacy
strictly attended to.
A. YERHAVE, VI. D,
su30 3m Beneca.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05

Coal MINE.-We understand that an ex-
tensive coal mine has lately been discovered
near SCOTS Flat, some eight miles above Ne
vada. 1t was discovered by Daniel Collins
OF this place, and a company has been or
ganized, called the Mcconnell Coal Mining
Co.. to work the mine. Our readers will re
member that tremendous excitement was
created in Nevada, about a year and hal
ago, by the reported discovery of silve
lead near SCOTS Flat. 1t appears that what
was supposed to be silver ore is the casing OF
Il coal vein. The Coal Mining Co. have tax.
en- mp thirty.s hundred feet on the lead
including the claims Of the original discover.
ers of the supposed silver lead, and running
into the claims of the Louisiana Silver Co.,
on one side, and the claims of the Gum Boot
Co. on the other. Specimens of the coal
taken out, though mixed with slate rock and
casing, are found to burn very WE'LL and it
is believed II good article cen be had by going
down on the lead The lead has not yet been
fairly opened, and of course but little is
known as to its thickness or extent. t.-Nevada
Democrat.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05

The LADIES IIELMNG THE VoLUNrEERs.-
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. G. Hamilton,
started out to raise something from the La
dies in aid of the volunteers We under
stand that she raised considerable sum
from such as could not make it convenient to
meet at the Hall. On consultation, it was
arragned that they should meet at Hamilton
Hall, at 10 o'clock, this A. M which they
did, and effected preliminary organization.
They will meet again at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the same place. 1t is the inten-
ton to make up suitable underclothing for
the volunteers, and present them with other
little conveniences, in the way of towels,
hankerchefs, sewing kit, ETC., which will
he useful to the soldiers, i'll camp and field.
We understand that the company has request
ed the ladies ia designate name by which
the company may be known.-GrasS Val
len National, Sd
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05

E1air Dye! EEair Dye !.--WILLIAMA.
BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye is THE BEST
IN THE WORLD-the only HARMLESS AND RELI-
ABLE DYE KNOWN. This splendid Hair Dye is per-
feet; changes red, rusty gray hair instantly to a
glossy black natural brown, without njurlng the
hair staining the skin. All others are mere inita-
tions and should be avoided
The genuine has the signature, WILLIAM A.
BATCHEL0R, on the four sides of the engraving o
each box. Sold Wholesale and Retail by X. II. Nc
DONALD & CO., Sacramento, and CHARLES LANG
LEY San Francisco and respectable Druggists gener
ally.
Wholesale Factory, ST, Barclay street, late 23S
Broadway, and 16, Bond street, New York. se15-9n
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
Sperial Dotires.
APPEAL TO SCIENCE,

you wish TO be sure Of obtaining perfect hair dye
without any deleterious element, Crstadoro's Excel
sor Dye tie only one ever submitted to this ordeal
1t has been
ANNALYZED BY CHILT0N,
the FIRST chemist in the country, and his certificate
setting forth its harmlessness is within the reach Of
every buyer.
TIE EXQUISITE BEAUTY
Of the lustrcuS blacks and browns which il produces
with unerri certainty in ten minutes, has fairly won
for it the appeaton ofthe most natural hair dye
invented. Sold everyv here Applied by all Hair
Dressers CEIsrADoRo, No. Astor House, NY.
GEO W. SMELL, Agent,
se29 l30 WashiugtO ST., San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05

TIE TuEArER IN THE DAYS OF Coon QUEEN
BEss.-The flag hoisted Oh the front of the
theater was only raised during the perform
once, and the price of admittance, as late rs
1914, was only Is, and at the inferior thea
ters as low as ID or 2d. Some Of the chief
spectators and especially the critics, sat on
the stage, and paid from Cd. to Is. for their
stools; they were attended by pages, who
furnished them with pipes and tobacco. The
theater was strewn with rushes. and the cur
tain loored back when the play commenced
-EngliSh ooman's Domestic Wdgazine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
JENKINS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

u HAIR 70 BALD HEADS.-It cures the sup
pressed secreons which productive of the loss
hair and the inspissated secretous, which invariably
produces violent pain in the head, and the debita
1t also cures the disended build which forces the shaft
of the hair from the capillary sack, destroying hair
eaters scaly eruptions the soap, dandraa altered
texture and dryness Of the hair and sl other diseases
of the hair.
Prepared only by JOHN c. JENKINS, the Hair Re-
storer, l39 Second Street, Marysvlle.
Agent fer Sacramento-W. il. G. STEPHENSON, NJ
D. X Street. between Fourth and Fifth
REFERENcEs- Hon. c. II. Bryan, Ex Judge of the
Supreme Court Hon. Gordon n. Mott Ex-Judge OF
the District Court Hon Jesse o. Goodwin, Ex-State
Senator Hon Lloyd Magruder, State Senator f. Z.
Rice Esq 5. G, Cooper, ESD; w II. Hamilton, Fsqi
John Nash, Esq; MIR. John Banks, Mr.. 9. P. Robin
son, Mr.. Henry Howe, Marysville; Mr. f. W. Shores
Yuba City; Mr.. Robert Kelly, Tmbuctoo; Mr. S. Spar
row, sau Francisco; Mr. Truman Neal, Sacramento.
Octt
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05

A DANDY negro entered book store, and
with very consequential air asked:
"IIab you few quires ob de letter paper
oh de berry best rate, for gemmen to write
lub letters on? p
Eyes How many will you have ??
al spose my stay at de springs may be
about two or three weeks. Glib me 'nough
quires to write four lettera.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
PARsoN BRowNLow SPEAKS FOR HMsELF.-
Concerning Parson Brownlow, the Louisville

PARsoN BRowNLow SPEAKS FOR HMsELr.-
Concerning Parson Brownlow, the Louisville
Democrat says:
Many statements have gone forth lately in
regard to this distinguished Tennesseean -
Some reported that he had gone over with
Nelson to the enemy; Others denied it with
emphasis knowing the Parson pluck
The following received from Albany, Ky
under date of September l, will show thai
Brownlow still lives, and has his colors fly.
ing. friend writes our correspondent that
" saw Bridges at Monticello, on the day be
fore he was taken prisoner, and was shown
by him n letter from Browlow to him. On
the envelope, under the stars and stripes,
was printed Let no man into whose hands
this may fall, believe for moment that |
will desert the old flag. They may rob and
burn my possessions, and hang me. Let not
their lying, traitorous tongues reb me of my
good name.
w. G. BRowNLow."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05

uIGu TONED. "A Lieutenant in the Rebel
army, who was prisones at Fort McHenry,
ran away short time ago, in violation Of
the following pledge of honor:
l, George w. Alexander, Lieutenant, pri.
soner of war of the United States at Fort
McIIenry, Maryland, do hereby solemnly
pledge myself upon my honor, that if allow
ed to occupy the guard room at night instead
of the cells, will make no attempt to escape
during that period.
G. ". ALEXANDER, 1t. V. A. S. C.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
Marysville Rifles.

NTEN WANTED to fill up the ranks Of the
IFk Marysville Rifles to the maximum number
None but good men wanted.
Term of enlistment, for three years or the war. All
those wishing to go into service will apply Immediate
y at the Arnory on FIRST street. next to Decker, jew
1T Psxton's Banking House, between the hours OF
A. NJ and 3 p. NJ
The Company will be provided for at the camp at
Marysve and nay and rations will date from arrival
Of frecruits
re- An entire new election Of officers will be had
before the Company is mustered into service
oc2 BY order Of the Company.