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MARRIED..

On the llh inst by the Rev. William J,
Ever Mr. Austin n. CHURCH, ot kmssIon,
Pa 10 Miss MARY +. MoSkoE, OF CaiIawis-
sa. Pa.
In Bloomsourg, on the 26th ult., by the
Rev. J. e. D.mm, Mr.. ISRAEL HELLER, oi
Buckhorn. Columbia co, 10 Miss NJ AKGA-
RET BOYER, OF WashingtonvIlle, Mon tour
cornIy, Pa.
On Thursday, the 1eh ul, in Miffiinville
by The Rev Aaron Kssler, Mt WILL V
BRowN, OF Suoudsburg. and Miss CLEMEN-
TINE BowMaN, OF the former place.
AT the hou-e OF the BRIDES father, in Mes
copeck township, LuZerne county on the
24th uIt., by the Rev. J. M. Salmon. MIR
H. T. RILEY, of EsPy, Columbia CO, 10 Mis-
r. JANErrE, daughter Of D. Walker.
On the 18th of September, 1861, By Rev
Nj. D. Cass, in Muscalins, Iowa, MIR. A
SwIsHER OF Edgineton, Rock Island county
Illinois, 10 Miss SARAH J. BoRIFF, OF Eliza
Mercer county, IL inois.
/ AT the same time and place, by the same
/ Mr.. JoxATH.s w. NOBLE, TO Miss BARRIE
IRvING, both of Eliza, Mercer county, |
1inois.
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James s. MsNinsh.

We doubt very much, If The Democratic
County Convention had gone odt with
search warrant FOR candidate Tor county
Treasurer, whether it could have found a
man more to our liking land our liking in
this respect, we believe, is the liking OF
the whole community than inst the man il
seIec.ed-JAMEs S. McNlNcH. Mr. Nc
Nineh cannot properly. be considered a
politician, but straightforward man, who
has made his living by carrying oman hon..
orable and legitimate business--a man who
has heretofore been before the people but
once in his life asking for Office. He was
born and reared, for aught we know, in old
Colombia and all its interests are bis in
geres.s, and althls intefests'are init. Hon
EST to a farlhing, and when necessary, labo-
rious wiihout eeasirg, he would as Treasu-
Isrer, see TO il that not one cent n the Treas
ury should go out without value received
by the county, nor one cent due II escape
payment without legal reasons We know
Mr. McNinch well, and it is only because
we know him well, that We are willing TO
thus vouch for him. As regards his COM
petiior for this Office we have not much to
say. MIR Snyder has been taken up by the
Republican party and nominated he has
heretofore claimed 10 be a Democrat, and
we believe did vote with that party; bu'
what political views he now holds we are
moi informed He is a very seievsr man,
| but he cannot be elected. 1t he claims to
be a Democrat STILL the Democratic party
have made their choice and that is the reg
ular noninee, James S. McNinch, conse
quently he (Mr. Snyder) will receive but Uer,
| fec UOtes. fany, from the Democratic party
Mr. Snyder is, no doubt good Union man
and we should think always has been: bu
We never thought it was necessary 10 be
placed.upon sTioket.n formed by our Re
publican friends, and styled ''Union Tick
et, - 20 demonstrate the fact. The so style'
Union Ticket cannot succeed. The Peopl
have no faith in it-they will not lend
their support II our Republican friends
were so anxious 10 have no party conies
this fall why did they bring aiicket into IN
field! Why could they not support tn
Democratic nominees They admit ihs
the Democrats are Union men, for they g
into our ranks for material. They will lel
you Lazarus Snyder, Stiles, Ksifer, Iketsr dn
Dofv, are Democrats Why bring The sec
ond Democratic ticketin The field 3 The
! told you they wanted no contest this fall
Did they tell you he truth? This so style
eUnion Ticket will be beaten in ColumbI
county a, this election worse than any Or
position ticket has been beaten Tor the la
three or four years Remember and vote IN
Regular Democratic Ticket To be Den
ocrat is to be Union man!
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Meeting in CallaWIssa.

On Saturday evening las, Democfauc
meeting was held in the town OF Catiawissa.
Mahion Hamlin presided II was address
ed By Col. JOHN G. FRErzE and our cai'di-
date FOR Assembly, Col. LEVI L. TATE we
are informed that The meeting was tolera.
bly, well attended, much larger than ihe
Rspoblicatt meeting which was held there q
few evenings previous 10 the holding OF this
one. The Democrats in and about Caiia
wissa have become warm in the cause o
Democracy. They will give good accoun
o. themselves OF, next Tuesday Al The polls
Judge BaIdy and James S. McNinch VII
mol be caught mapping
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The Wonders Of Nature !!
THE CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD.

AT every moment of lie ten pounds af
blood gush from the Hs1rt through the arteries
thence through the whole body by ytchannels
so minute as 10 be invisible and OF so delicate
a texture that the finest lace Is coarse IN COM
parison. In the course OF year this stream
OF life conveys 5000 lbs of nutrition 10 the
various tissues and at the same time ex-
els an equal amount Of waste from the
system. cientfc research into the La-
tufe and phenomena of disease demon
stra les that four fifths of the disorders
which af1ict the human race spring from
this prolific source when in vtiaied or
depraved condition. From careful analysis
OF human blood al different periods D. Hoi'
loway discovered that in an unhealthy state
it engendered Erysipelas, pimples, blotehes
and all cuianeous eruptions. He therefore
treats the vital fluid first by his Pills TO
cleanse il OF the humors which give origin
I 10 the external disorder, while applications
OF his Ointment are used outwardly 10 re-
| move the blemshes from the surface. This
is the simple and rational ireaimen. en-
iployed by DR.. Holloway in all the above
named affections. With the innumerable
certificates iH his possession from all parts
of the world, aud The increasing popularity
OF these preparations, he challenges lae un'
tied medico. scientific world 10 produce an
other medicine which will effect the same
! radical and permane nj cures of all skin dis.
eases with the safety and certainty invaria-
bly, attendant upon the use of his celebrated
vegetable Pills and balsamic Ointment
These remedies areeconveyed by the circu
laiion 10 every tissue OF the human body
thereby purifying, renovating, and invisor
a,ing every organ and function OF the sys
TEN. By their means the most obstinate
sore or viruIent ulcer is quickly cured tn
Pills cause foul humors to suppurate an
discharge, while the Ointment acting 'exteI
, pally. does its work in a most suprlsln
manner in harmony with the former; n
wonder ihen that these famed medicine
are 10 be found in every cabin, in ever
house, ia every mansion, and we may sa
in every palace There is no disPu'ln
! their sovereign efficacy, we therefore wlllin
Is and cheerfuy recommend ouI readers
any there be who are yet unac4uainled vii
7 the virtues of these famed remedies 10 II
them - 'Mogozine Of Science
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coIumbia County Democratic Ticket.

So far as our information extends. the
nominations made on the part OF the De-
mocracy. meet with unusual faveF The
masses finding in hem men worthy OF con-
fidence and trust, and seem determined to
support their claims upon Democratic prin-
cipIes. The cry of Union with Republicans
and disaffected Democrats, under the Tor
mer tile, is so readily perceived, that mo-
neni's reflection, operates in favor, rather
than in opposition to the actions OF the
Democratic County Convention They per-
ceive in this a new dodge, new mode OF
warfare. This manner OF procedure re-
minds Ms Of measure often islken by busi-
ness men, when in deep wafer, TO come
ont under new names. in order 10 evade
their prior obligations. A name receives
honor or dishonor from fhe representative
mar. Benedict Arnold, or John {. bfeck
inridge. previous 10 their acts OF reachery
were as worthy offavorable distinction as
those of Israel Putnam or Joseph Holt
Whv make the name Republican dishonor
able Why throw ii away as refnse gar
ment9 Why ignore the party record IN
pamea There must be some underground IN
fuenes, some personal impulses changing fhe
.fhannsl tbat carried IN triumph Chicago Pf'n-
cipies through the opposing elements IN The last
October and November battles. Corporate boo
les are but the instruments OF men, speak
inc the sentiments of many, who unite up
on specified articles of principle agreeing
no sustain those principles TO their eventual
triumph, or witness their defeat alter every
effor, has proved futile. This eheckered
career upon the part OF the leaders oil Inc
opoosition..to the Democratic party, al
though carving al times, their new rIggee
bark into successful ports with all the pow
,rs of succsssfu; effort al their hand, bav'
a, The earliest moment been compelled it
throw ND their delegated trusts II IS al
h;s,or;cal fact. no f,co Presidential terms eUeT
dsfo;ns9 Eenocrofic authority; the peoPl'
being glad enough 10 reins.ate powers tina
had given tone and character 10 the govern
ment of The United States. The Democrat
;c elector rs of Columbia will sustain ihel
ideas Of liberal principles, notwiihstand'n
1se new U nion dodge. andIwill ignore IN
bill presented BY the opposition Conver
,ions al The ballot box, by declaring that the
representatives are as irue for the Onr0n'
firm IN the support Of all 5iclent 6orf 70 s"f
press rebellion as arg corps IF candidates no
5eiore sae pepis-
Democrats! remember yo,r character
patriots is questioned, that if you sufie
your feelings to cool your exertions IN IN
success Of The Democratic ticket, that II WI
be claimed as a triumph Tor the unio
over lis enemies With Union as yo'
waich word. with Democratic principles
your creed, with true hearts as proper MOI MOI
isors urging you forward, Tell these lnsin1
ting poliical hucks,ers that you love eou
try TOO well. revere her early founders 7
sincerely, her best interest 100 zealonsly
forsake them in This dark and trying honr-
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HotLowAY's Pills AND OlSIMENr-Neces'
sisy compels us-Bilious Fever-NolhlnS
il more disagreeable 10 the SICK man me
nnuseous medicines physicians frequently
obIice them TO swallow, but the desire ior
health is the potent argument which giids
the pill and DISCUSSES the bitterness OF Inc
drancht. Holloway's Pills, however, ooVi-
ale this difficulty by the faPidIty ana GER
tainty OF their action. On the s'omaeh' nv.
., and bowels they act so efectually that
,Lev .v;ll Immediately cure the worst phases
ri ;ndiqeslion headache. bilious fever, de-
n,sss,on of sulriis, eic We invite all who
are unacquain:ed with them, il il were Pos;'
sibls 10 find any such, to give them triali
and we will assure them speedy and per
mansut relief For sore breasts, scroiuious
humors, cancer, piles. and all skin diseases
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WATCH MAKER SHOP !

PRICES GlElDUOlEWa
THE undersigned would iniorm his slA.
friends and customers and the rest oil =
mankind; that he eoriinues 10 pay PsI,,calst
attention 10 the repairing OF watches
weight, spring, and lever clocks jew
eIry and everything belonging i5 hIs i'ne,
and that il is al all times, and IN all cases
his desire to give perfect satisfaction: ne
is an eexcellen," workman, mas WISHED
several, and worked in three OF me n.ss
c;,;es in the world New York, Phlladei.
mia and the areal. City OF Pats in Franco
pauicnlaf attention is paid 10 re gliding OF
what is tetmed "piatIng."
Bloomsburg, April 10. 1861.
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Auditors Notice.

Estate Of Thomas Conner, deceased.
THE undersigned, appointed by the Or
phan's Count of Columbia county, an audi
tor 10 distribute The funds in The hands oil
John Conner, Trustee &c, OF Thomas Con-
ner, lsle of Greenwood township, in said
County, deceased, 10 and among the heirs
aud legal representatives OF said decedent
according 10 law: will attend at his once
in BIoomsburg, 10 perform The duties of ms
appoin,meni, on Friday The elh day OF
November A. D. 1861 And all persons
having any claim on Ihe said funds are re-
oues,ed TO make known the same 10 the
Auditor on said day, or De fotesef debar.
red from coming in for share OF The said
fund.
Bloomsbury, Oct. 2, 1s6I.-4t.
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Military Parade.

The military parade which came on on
Saturday last, at Ofangeville' was qoae
fne affair. There were representatives oil
eight companies present, but no one com
pany with its full compliment Of men; and
we believe but two companies fully organ
,zed under The laws of the Stale. In the al
teruooa H B. Kline, Brigade Inspector, took
the companies under his command anu
marched ,hem into a field, where he drilled
Them for an honr or two with a good deal oi
sa.isiastion 10 both The companies and spec
.ators. After ihe COMPANIES were mafcheo
back 10 town, they were entertained lew
moments, with neat little address, celiv-
cred by PRoF. SHANK, OF the ofangeviiie
Male and Female Academy His remarks
were on the war question and were well re-
ceived, frequently bringing ous shosts o.
applause. Upon the whole, all passed OF
smoothly. Il was gala day 10 orangevilie
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Come and Settle.

THOSE knowing themselves indebted 10
The undersigned are hereby nollted 10
come ard settle their accounts wIlaoni
further noiIce. ! am now in earnest. II
not attended 10 sooH their accounts will be
placed in proper hands for collection.
]. E. SANDS.
September 25, 1861.
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look Cut!

The Republicans. alias Union leaders are
out with flying circulars headed USIoS, Tor
rhe purpose of decciving the Democracy
into their support. Keep watch OF such
sheets, they are false Ii.hts from the enc
my's camp
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DIED.

In Espy, on the ef,h u9t., JACoB DirHL,
son of Alexander and Lydia McCar:y, aged
4 year, 7 months and eleven days
On the 22d nit in Easion Pa, WILLIAM
PESNY, only child OF Rev. J. and Z. ID.
Penny, aged months.
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EeIe ElrlY

Democrats. 90 early upon the election
ground and fight for your Ticket, IN DONG
!. v.a a-e .us,ainina The cause Of the Un-
<. cane. az voiar country Be nj
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Tus WONDERS oE THe MIcRoscoPE.-We
understand ii is through 1fhe agency oil tbs
marvel viewing INSTRUMENT that Dr. Aver
has at length succeeded in finding the paiu-
dal miasm and determining lis character-
OF it's effects we in this section have aoun-
dan; evidence in The fever and ague which
il alone produces when absorbed through
The lungs nio the blood II has long been
held 10 be a vapo. or something in the va
nor of water from decayed and decayine
vegetation. Under great magniying pow
er. the Doctor has found this vaPor 10 con
tain distinct organisms or living oodles
corresponding precisely with those founo II
the blood of Aeae sn3eeis. iheS are 10
! 600 times less than visible 10 tne nakeo eJ g
bnt have distinct character and iorm--h'
thinks they are reproductive IN decayins
matter or in the blood, and hence their Ions
/ continued life or the remote effects oil then
in the system. He maintains that they re
sembIe in character the o;her fermentativ'
poisons, or such as The virus or rabies or
dead body, Sc, all of which are known L
reproduce themselves with great raPidii
I;ke Yeast in moistened -four, so that III
slightest quantity imPreenaies 'ne "h''
mass. Yeast Though powerful magnifye
is seen 10 be forest OF vegetation whfc
grows, blossoms, and goes 70 SEED III a sue
time Miasm is not so distinctly vegetable
bu, has more the appearance OF animal lIi'
although lis motions cannot De per'ecu
distinguished. What the Doctor claims
; have settled is, that IT IS an organic SUI
/ stance and he has further tound ano Gu
bodied in his siAgue Cure" what will de
!, troy it, Leader 81. Louis NO.
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Democracy of Sullivan /.

The Democracy of Sullivan county held
a Mass Meeting, at Lapoue, on Tuesday
evening of last week, which was addressed
,oy Col John G. Freeze, Col. Levi l.. Tate
and others 1t was a. good meeting from
all accounts. The Democrat, Published at
that place, in an article spe aking OF The
meetng and lis orators, has The following
which we appropriate TO our columns
After a short absence 'the Committee
introduced Col John G Freeze, OF Colum-
ba county, who is certainly most
excellent speaker In clear, forcioie
manner he spoke on questions concerning
The state of The country ;te duty of Dem
ocra,s TO stand by the Government as ihey
always have done, and maintain theIl
orsanZation He was constantly cheereo
ard appluded, and his speech gave un
/ bounded satisfaction to the immense gath
'erng.
Col Levi L. Tate, one of our nomiees TO
Representative, followed in speech :ha
was decidedly able, vindlca!ing the Dem
octatic parry clearly and fully in every
! particular, IN which it had recently beer
attacked. proving his patriotism and oyalt.
so clearly that the most doubling could no
help but believe He was constantly ap
pIauded aud took his seat amid desfenms
cheers.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CONNECTED WEEKLY.
EMPLOYMENT! /!
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a com mission. Particulars sent Tree. Adj
dress EsIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, X
JAMES, General Aeea', Milan, Ohio.
BIooIhsturg; Aug. 81, 1861
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$500.

DAYS the entire cost for Tuition in the
Il most popular and successful CONNER.
cial School in the country. Upward OF
TwELvE HUSDR Ed yonLg men ifom Twenty.
EIGHT different States, have been educated
for business here within the past ih.es
wears some of whom have been employed
=. hooL KseDers al salaries Of
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Come out, Democrats, and battle Tor the
,ood old cause ! Fling to the breeze the
,;. hono,ed banner, inscribed "THE UEIoE
xn 7ps Cossrrurfos ~ and rally under its
s.,As 20 the support of The Government,
ever keeping siepio The music OF me oo'on'
-, ,ha sscess;onisis of The South and the
Aho,;,;oo;.,s of the North receive equal con.
...,;o, al. vour hands aud show to the
-, ,h., psnnsvlyania, conservative and
-. hsar,ad is still the Keystone OF the
Federal Arch.
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S0OOO.OO per ADnuTn,

immediately upon graduating, who knew
nothing OF accounts when they entered
the college.
w Ministers sons halt price, Students
enlet al any time, and review when they
please, without extra charge
For Catalogues of sc pages, Specimens
of Prof. Cowley's Business and Ornamsnlsi
Peumanship, and large Engraving OF the
College, incloss twenty five ceuls IN POST
age Stamps 10 the Principal
JENKINS < SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa.
lime 3 1851
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ANEW ASSORTMENT OF watch and
\ clock materials, of the right qnaliiy,
received, which will be offered in all cases
on good couditons. s,,,,uorp
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
THE UNION FOREVER.

By order Of The Democratic Standing Com
mi,lee, meetings will be held at The follow
ing points:
CATAWISSA, Saturday Evening Sept. 2sih
HALFWAY HOUSE Monday eve. do So'h
MAINyILLE, Tuesday Afternoon, Oct. LIST.
BEAVER VALLEY, Tuesday eve., Oct. LIST.
EVANSVILLE, Wednesday evening Oct. I'd
ORANGEVILLE, do do Oct. I'd
NUMEDlA, Thursday Afternoon, Oct. Srd.
L. THOMAS S. House Thursday eve Oct. Sd
SERENO, Friday Afternoon, October 4'h.
JERSEYTOWN, Friday Evening, Oct. 4ih
BENTON, Saturday Afternoon, October 5lh
AIiNAS COLES MILL Saturday eve Oct.
LIGHT STREET, Monday evening Oct. 7th
UCKHoRN, Monday Evening, octo, 7Ih
Arrangements have been made 20 have
the above meetings addressed by some one
or two of the following named gentlemen;
HON. c. X. BUCKALEW,
HON. NJ. f.. JACKSON,
HON. Paul LEIDY,
| COL. JOHN g. FREEZE,
| cor. L. l.. TATE.
mPcTEY WTRT ESQ
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Ri.hop Andrews opinion.

The Rev. JAMES o. ANDREW, one OF the BISHOPS
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, writes to
the Southern Christian Advocate:
To return to the war, which is the all absorbing
theme of thought and speech. Throughout all my
routs there has been the same busy note of Prepa-
ration. All along my way the people seem to De
unit and eyince everywhere the same spirit OF
stern and defiant purposes. The women OF the
South during the Revolution were proYersal for
their patriotic devotion to their countrys veal. L
am perfec1ly satisfied that their daughters have In
heritedin fuA measure the same spirit. Our people
intend TO fight to the death for their homes and their
affairs and should it so turn out that Llncons Gov
eminent should succeed in :" crashing or "wlPlng
out y the South, which seem to be pet phrases EOw
40 freely used by our in reference TO u.s. 1t
will have been costly struggle, and their victory
will ruin them But have little to fear Of their
suecess Ist Because our cause is righteous. I'd The
people of the South thanks TO Lineolns folly and
perfdity! are now very nearly unit. Sd. We
are fighting at home and for home. We ask only TO
he permitted to govern ourselves. We wish to re-
eye our late associates from all participation in the
sin which has so early troubled their eonseiences
We have soldiers enough, army made up Of the
hest material and commanded by officers second to
none on earth; and finally dboUe all, we look up for
Gods direction and blessing Thousands OF our
soldiers are Christian men, who are not ashamed
TO confess Christ in the camp; and every day thou
sands of prayers go up to God invoking his guild
ance and aid In many of our churches prayer
meetings are being constantly held 10 behalf of the
country and our sons and husbands and brothers
on the tented fields and will not God hear and an
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the report for this cause it would perhaps be held
a. tnis day that proof aEi,uade would be admis-
sioie 70 snow that the commissioners had, in fact
Deen sworn by the person authorized to administer
the oath. u ----- 80
But, again, We think this requirement of the act
regard to the matter or the failure to establish the
existence OF the fact in any mode affect the vaIid-
ty or effect of the partition, if the substantial re.
quirements Of the statute have been complied with
Such was the doctrine held BY the Court in Bedsoe
sion of the commissioners to attach their ssals to
their report as directed By the same statute See.
also. Yerg, 1866 Humph., 4s4. Judgment reversed.
MCKrNNEx.
A correct copy. J. p. CLARK, Clerk.
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