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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-05
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The South Carolinians having taken for
chile possession Of two of the Military
Forts in that State viz Moutrie and Cas-
tle Pickney, the first Of which had been
evacuated by the removal of Maj. Ander-
son into Fort Sumpter, President Buchan-
an, unhesitatingly declares their conduct
to be high hand and outrageous violation
of the rights of the United States Govern
ment, and will hold the offenders response
BILE.
The Committees Of the two Houses Of
Congress have not yet agreed upon any
measures of compromise. Mr.. Floyd has
resigned the Secretaryship of War, be-
cause Mr.. Buchanan would not remand
Mai Anderson back to Fort Moultrie, and
Mr.. Postmaster General Hclt, is acting
as Secretary of War. Our country has
indeed assumed most threatning aspect,
but we have unlimited confidence in the
fidelity and patriotism of the National
Administration to steer the Ship Of State
safely and honorably through the perilous
sea of Csc cession and rebellion "
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PanDeriSnl.

At meeting of the citizens Of Blooms
burg, on Saturday, December 29th 1860,
on motion, Maj. WM SLOAN wa. called to
the Chair, and JOHN G. FREEZE appointed
Secretary.
Jacob r. Groul, at present Ovcrsccr,
stated the object of the meeting to be the
providing of better and more economical
way of keeping the poor, that one house
could be rented for $50, one for $50, and
that the township was now paying rents
amounting to Sl20 thought they could be
moro easily and economically kept than
at the present mode, if they could be kept
in one housc--thcwcll to take care Of the sick
spoke of the different locations which
could be rented, &c.
DR.. j. Ramsay spoke to the general qucs-
ton, as usual with sense and abilitJ-clic-
iting information and interest
Col. Freeze being called upon, advocated
the rcnt of property in town, gave some
reasons why the plan proposed was likely
to answer the purpose, and spoke of some
Of the legal difficulties surrounding the
question, aud suggested the purchase of a
farm, eventually.
The Chair thought that at present the
house should be rented, as it would be a
less expensive experiment, and likely Sue
ceed
Col. Tate gave his views generally !;
favoring the rental of some property,
rather than purchase at present.
On motion the meeting determined to
adopt some other mode than the present,
mud
On motion of DR.. Ramsay
Res0ivSd, That Jacob r Groul be au,
thorized to rent the old Presbyterian
Church for the purpose Of providing n
place 10 keep the poor.
Col. Tate moved to amend by inserting
"tho Eyer Still House property" jast out
of town, near Iron Street. The amend
ment was lost, and the question recurring,
the original motion was carried.
On motion adjourned.
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III A II 4 I a G z S.

On the Goth ult., by the Rev. VIM, j.
Eyer, Mr.. John S. Monsch, to Miss Anna
Matilda Zarr, both of Franklin twp,
Columbia county.
On the 18th ult,, by the Rev. Isaiah
BAIL, Mr.. Christian T. liarman, to Miss
Mary T. Breach, both Of Maine township,
Columbia county.
On the 25th ult,, by the same, in Bar-
wick, Mr.. John lletlcr, of Maine town
ship, aud Miss Rebccca Slusscr, OF Nesco-
peek, Luzerno county, Pa.
In Berwick, on the 27th ult by the
same, Mr.. Freeman Sittler, and Miss
Rosanna Right, both of Briarcrcek, Col
umbia co.
In Williamsport, on the 22d of Novcm-
her last, by the Rev Thompson Mitchell,
Mr.. William Hill, of Lime Ridge, to Miss
Elizabeth A. Brown, of Mlthlnyii!c, this
county.
On Thursday Dec. 27th by Rcv a. +.
Shanalclt, Mr.. WILLIAM MENTz, to Mis-
JULIET GIRToN both near WaShington-
vile, Monlour Co, Pa.
October 9th, 1850, by Thomas j..
Morris, Esq, Mr.. Benjamin Il. Hicks, to
Miss Ellen Il, Welliver, both of Blooms
burg, Pa.
Nov. 18th, by the same, Mr.. Amos
Krum, to Miss Eliza Ann Miller, both OF
bloomsbury, Pa.
December goth, by the same, Mr.. Wei
lington Karns, of Bloomsbury, to Miss
Mary Hart, Of Luzerne county, Pa.
On the lst inst, by Rev. Il. Wads-
worth, Mr.. Alfred McIienry, OF Rohrs-
burg, aud Miss Sarah G. Davis, of Ben
ton, l.uzerne county, Pa.
In Bloomsbury, on tine lst inst, by the
Rev. j. Il. Dilnm, Mr.. REUBEN MoYEa,
to Miss MAuALA SpoEENGuRo, both Of
Briarcreek.
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"REDUcED BY DYSPEPSIA TO A WERE
SKELETON. Cured By" Bgriave's hiol-
<a"a ButerS." Mr.. A. Matchett, trader
probably as well known as any man in
Western Pennsylvania, states as follows :
u met with farmer in Armstrong county
who was reduced by Dyspepsia to a mere
skeleton. [ persuaded him to buy bot
tic Of Berhave's Holland Bitters, believ-
ing it would cure him. Meeting him some
months after, what was my astonshmcnt
at finding him hale hearty man he
told me he now weighed 200 pounds, and
that this wonderful change had been pro-
ducod by BGrhave's Holland Bitters to
which he attributed solely his restoration .
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THE Annual Election of Board of
Glliccrs for the Lackawanna & Blooms
burg X. r, Co., takes place on Monday,
the 18th of January, at Kingston.
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~ \ NEW FIRM AND BUSINESS UPON NEW
PRlNClrLES.-WHrE HALL CLOrAISG BAZAAR, corner of
FOGii asd Market streets, does follow in the beaten
track We satisfied that the only way to build up
aud keep large business is To sell goods cheap and give
satisfaction 10 customers. PreenCa viii not answer,
and hunbus has had its day and we intend to s. our
goods 1--WE per cent advance upon cost quo and
Icss) and variation in marked prices. This system
will sustain its-lf without putting. We shall buy and
sell exclusively for cash, Our assortment for men and
boys the largest in Philadelphia, and prices much
lower than any other Call Gnd for yourself
tu tho
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR,
s. w. corner Fourth and Market sits. Phila
February -, la6U.-l2sn.
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S PE CIAL NOTICES.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dr. Nup0acO's Golden Pills for Females.

hydiihc IN correcting, regulating aHi rcncyng all OBJ.
strRciioHS, from rha'crsr cause. and a!tgags
SHeecsstu as prcreutire.
The Combination of ingredients in Dr. Duponco.s
Go den ri its perfectly harmless They have bgei,
sr+ IN the private prnctcc 0f old Dr. Dupuncn for
hty years, ana thousauds of ladies can testify TO
lhrlr great ana never failing in almost every
case IN correcting irregularities, relieving painful und
distressing neistatiun particularly the change of
llin From five To ten pills win cure that common vet
drta tt complaint the Whites. Nearly every f,nnlr
IN the land sll rs from This complaint The above p
has permanently cured thousands, and will cur, yon if
You us" them They cannot harm yon. the contrary
they remove distractions, rrsture nanr, to lis pron.
"rrhannrl, and nviporac the whole ~ stem Lads
Whose health will not permit M increase of Family
VIII hhd These pills a successful preventive.
These rms should not be taken during the frat three
mouths o pregnancy, as they srG 10 bring on mis-.
carringe but nt any other time thty are saf,.
Price, 81 per box sold, wholesale and retail. hy
NJ UAGENHUCH. Iraggist
Solo agent for BloOmsbnrg Ia.
TO whom all ordOrs must he sent. Ladies by send.
ing Him Sl.OO to the bloomsbury Po;Uihce eau have
these pills sent TO any part Of the coNnry confidential.
w aud free Of Postage by mail Sold also by NJ H.
hnuch tnnk aud by zone Druggist in every Town and
city in the United States.
N. b Look ont for c0unterfrts. Ruy no Col len Pn4
n ana KIND unless every box is signed s. D. iluwc All
others arr base Imposition aud uu.af therefore, ns
you value your lives aud health Ito sny nothing Of be-.
ing humburgcd out of your money buy only of those
who show the signature of :, d. Howe on every box
"hirh has recently hcen alI.i account Of u recent
counterfeit uf The is.
8. u HOWE
. Sole Proprietor, New York
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GEN. SIMON CAMERON, it is reported
has been rendered scat in tir. Mucoln's
Cabinet.
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d e A z I'll S.

Near Light Street, on the 9TH ult..
Uullan H., son of John and Harriet Van.
new, aged q years, 7 months and 30 days
at her residence near Bloomsbury, Dec.
25th, Mrs ELIzABENH RITTER, in the
Eightieth year of her age.
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Fhysioians are generally 10th to SPEAK word lie praise
OF what ARE called patent medicines" Indeed it is an
article in tue code Of medical ethics. that physician
VINO talcions the use Of such remedies cannot be con.
Ti"'rsd a member of the National Association. But
ere "f" exceptions to the most stringent rules and ma
ny OF the drcplc@ Of Escnlapus have actually been con-
pelled by the rcc of facts recommend the lse OF
Dr. J. Hostrttcrs STOMACH Bttcrs for those diseascs
winch are prevalent nrrng the summer snd fail They
have H'c riainad that there remedies in the yhar
maroriH which eau compare with this wonderful com
pound for arrangement of the sysirm. ThousaoGs OF
families residing along the low grounds Of the Western
and southern rivers are convinced that they have
found medicine peculiarly adapted for their ailments
while IN other portions ofths country during the sum
4r months the demand for the article is equally large
sold by all druGr Is in the world
w. See advertisement in another column.
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cataIrh! Catarrh WHIT ts ir1 How Crnzp2 =
Thousands Of persons suffer all sorts Of annoyance
from Catarrh Most know what its Inconvenience and
results yet but few know how il can be cured II is
simply chroni. rrctaon, and often enlargement of
ioicics and consequent tlickcnng of the mucous mem
brancs, lining the nasal cavities frontal sinuses and
sometimes extending into the throat and lungs Prom
this result tghtness and often virigo of the head OBJ
struced nose, or proiuse flow ofmucus loss Of smell
na4nl voice, and often impaired hearing and taste
The old school remedies haveneve been able to do
anything for it. Nasal injections aud nhaations are ~
painful AMI expensive as they generally worthless
Yet Humphreys' Catarrh Specific, simple Sugar Pill,
taken two or three times per day promptly cures the
nilier cascs cures at once all colds in the htn, and
radically cures by prcs"vering the obstinate
cases. as is proved by the experience Of hundreds.
Price with full dir 3ctiuns. fny cents per box
NJ fall set of Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies,
with Book of Directions and twenty different Remedies
IN large vai< morocco case. SJ ditto plain case
ens3 Of fifteen boxes, und Book, -. Single boxes, 2j
cents and 50 cents.
These Remedies by the single box or case are sent by
ha!! os express free Of Charge ly address, on tc.
ceipt Of ths price. Address,
DR. +. HUMPHREY & co
No. ste broadway, Nsw York
Sold by L. =. LIITZ, Agent, Hoomshurg Pa.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

pursuance ofan order of the Orphans Court of Co
J lumbil county, on
I"eS ny 'hc FIRST doy Of ,Jen@avy meet,
at 10 oocloc in the forenoon John Fry Guardian Of the
persons and states Of Nahla s'wank Conrad SwBhk,
SuSdnnah Swank Samuel -wank Jacob Swank, Eve
Swnhk ani Priscilla Swank minor Ch iidren of solomon
Swahk lat Of hchv'r township in said county deccas
M viii expose 10 sas by Public Venduc,upon the prem.
iHca, certain
+ R A e r. O + In " D,
situntc in . aver Township Columbia County adjoining
hr'my -wank John 'rinp'y, Sarah Lohgcnbcrgcr, and
Christian Shumau, containing
zsT g II pT a. G. II H1ssS
more or ltss,on which is erected n FRAMEDN Filling
HOU~Eand II Barn ALSO at the time AMI place,
anotir Tract Of Land, adjoining Peter Gcarhar Isaac
Davis and others, continuing about Ten Acres which
ispartly erected
N Il W ii o U S u
which i. unfinished and Carpenter shop, about two
acre. 0f which |. cleared land late the E,tltr said
minors, situate in the township Of Beaver aud county
aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY,
Dcecm-r Is, lod0-it Clerk
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No MERCURY OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS UsED
DR. .LOLIAAIDN

Member Of the Royal tullcge Of surgeons. nj London
Graduate ro Of the most eminent Colleges of the
United States an the greater part Of whose life has
been spent III til. hrst Hospitals of LOndun Pans PbIa-
dulpa and elsewhere, has effected Of the most as
tnnishng cures that were ever known many troubled
with ringing IN the head and when aslccI great
nervousness being alarmed ut sudden sounds ana bas
funess with frequent blushng attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind were cared iniucdintclV
A Ii 4 III
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~ Tho Heavens were Illuminated on the evening Of
August 81 ls5l by ths most splendid Aurora l'oreas
ever seen in h century. Rays Of ricolored lights flash
ed across the sky, and the changes beautiful in the
extreme Al one time rapt observer remarked, that
the liaced la could the sparkling lights uTm them
selves into the following words: "Buy all your garments
at the Brown Stone Clohng Hall of EoosnI & WLsos,
Nos. COS llG0j Chestnut street. above siAh fhilada
" THOMAS w. MATrsON, Received The Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair in London ls5l for TRUNK
CARPET IAGs Boots. shoes and Gums Great induce
lmests are now offered purchasers Of the above an
COS This il much the nrgest stock Of trunks, Carpet
pa-s Naices g. in rliadel hiS very cheap Tor cant
Eo 80. .4GAa street. ol2 deer sLoYe ieA so'ts 'i-s
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Who hay- injured thmseves BY certain prnc tce.
ihlul"ed IN when aOnea habit frequently lrarI,d fou,
evil companions, at school the effects of wbie, mr..
nightly felt even when asleep and if cured renaer
marriage Impossible, ana destroys both mUd and body
shnuli apply Immediately. ''
what ptty INIT young man, the hope OF his country
anu tf duhg of ms parents, should be snarled from
all prospects ana cluOymeuts Of life by the colspd
ccs ui deNatlg FROM the path of nature and ndugisg
teInpliting, ~ W."
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THE founder Of this Celebrated Institution, offers me
most certain, speedy, und only ctectual remedy in
the world for effects for elects, Structures, Seminal
ness, Pains in the LOns Constitutional Debility Inn
tcncy, Weakness of the Back and Limbs Affections Of
the Kidneys, Pulpitation of the Heart Dyspepsia N.r.
Irritahilty Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose
skin and all those serious and melancholy Disordt
arising the destructive habits Of YOUTH which
stroys both body and mind. These secret and solitary
pracicos fatal to their victims than the song
ic syrcms the mariners Ulysses blirhng their
sibIp,
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oN,s. INyIGoRATING. RRs,Rnv p"a

BY this great nn' important remedy weakness OF tho
orgas are speedily cured, and full yigar restored-
IHuusnids OF the most nervous amt bIlitated.
haG lost all hope have been diarly relieved All
inprdimens To Marriage, Physical and Mental DsqlaI.
hchti0h Nervous lrratnblity Trruh!,ugs Weakness
eNlrHustaton of the fearful kind speedily cured
by Doctor Johnston.
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should reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary ftIulslies To rGouOte cuHunbIul haupues
Indeed without these the journey through fo b, comes
weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkeus Il,
hcd it the melancholy reflection that the bnupnes
OF amohir becomes blighed with our own,
offiCE NO; South FREDERICK ST., BalfiRsre Nd
ALL 81 RGlCAL OPERATIONS PERFORMER
~ D. i"t no lalst Inodesty prevent YOU but apply
Immediately either personally or by Letter
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
Polynesian., 1861-11-16
Ghe polpnesian.
SUPREME COURT.

In the Matter of John Erans, a Prisoner in Oahu
PTiSon-Bef0re JUSTICE RoBERTsoN-at Cham
bers-On Habeas Corpus.
PER CURIAM AS the case is presented before
the Court think Evans is entitled to be dscharg-
ed.
In my opinion he is not liable to he treated as a
deserter, under the United States Navigation Act
of 1890; or by reason of any stipulation in his
contract evidenced by the shipping articles OF
under the general maritime law.
In regard to the binding force of the usage or
custom which is alleged to exist at this port, by
which seamen shipped under the same circum-
stances with Evans, are obliged to remain by their
ships for eight days after their return at the end
of the cruise do not think it is necessary in this
case that should give positive opinion. have
considerable doubt to whether the usage is shown
to have become sufficiently established, and to be
so definite and reasonable, that the Court should
regard it as binding.
But, admitting that such usage does exist, and
that Evans left his ship without leave, before the
eight days after her arrival had expired but after
she had been anchored in safety within the har-
Dor, he could not for that reason be arrested and
imprisoned as dese1er He may have made him.
self liable for the customary charge exacted in such
cases under the usage which is set up, or to the
payment of the wages given to person employed
to work in his stead during the eight days, If any
-~
not the case.
He cannot be treated as deserter from his ship
during the voyage, under the United States Act OF
1870, because no entry of his having quilted the
ship without leave was made In the ships log
book, and when arrested he had not been absent
from the ship forty-eight hours. In TACT ne had
not been absent twenty four hours.
In my opinion, he cannot be treated as deserter
under the general maritime law, because 1t Is not
satisfactorily proved that he left the ship with the
intention to desert. Assuming that a binding
usage or custom has been shown, he was not liza
BILE to be arrested as deserter, under the general
maritime law, simply because he went on shore
without leave, unless he intended to desert, which
in my opinion he did not, from the facts OF the
case as they appear before me.
The main ground upon which he is entitled. In
my opinion, to be discharged, is that the ship hav-
ing arrived within the harbOr and been anchored
in place of safety the cruise for which Evans
shipped was ended, so far at least that he could
not for quitting the ship without leave, be arrest
ed and imprisoned as a deserter.
Honolulu, November 10, 1860.
Polynesian., 1861-11-16
No. 20.

he was asked what was meant by it. II means
said he, that am to do exactly what please.
The following note, from Lngard's History of
England: shows what it was under the boy King,
Edward VI:
during these disturbances, martial law was
executed in every part of the kingdom; and often
as we are told with little attention to Justice,
Sir Anthony Kyngstone, Provost of the Western
army, distinguished himself by the promptitude of
his decisions, and the pleasantly with which he ac-
companied them. Having dined with the Mayor of
Bodmin, he asked him if the gaows were sufficiently
strong? The Mayor replied that he thought so.
Then, said Kyngstone, go up and try;' and hanged
MN without further ceremony. On another occasion,
having received information against a miller he
proceeded to the MILL and not finding the master at
home, ordered his servant to the gallows, bidding
him be content for it the best service which he
had ever rendered to his master.''
- FLU IsLANDs.-A South raci6c Journal informs
us that, by treaty formally concluded, King To-
kOubou and all the smaller chiefs of the FIJI Islands
had ceded their Archipelago to England. The English
Consul Pritchard is at present Governor. and woud
select Rewa for his CapitaL-EehO du Pacifgue.
- SUBTERRANEAN FIsH.-In the Courier d. Bas
Rim it is reported that among number of curiosities
sent to the Industrial Society at Mulhausen from the
Algerian Sahara was vial full Of small fishes ex-
traced from Artesan well of l47 l-2 feet depth,
(he well of Ramra, district of TuggurD These small
fishes were not blind fishes caught in caverns ord
narily are, and they kept alive eight days after
being caught The water in the we'll had % degrees
Of temperature and flowed at the rate of 739 gallons
per minute-Idem.
- HIS HEART WAS NOT IN THE RIGHT PLAcE-In
the Constitutional de Mons, it says that an unheard
of fact in the structure of the human body was brought
to light by POST mortem examination at the Civil
Hospital of Mons. person twenty-five years old
died suddenly. having been attacked by double hump
When examined, it found that instead of the heart
being in the left cavity of the breast was in the right
somewhat high, passed the centre. The pericardium
and the lungs were also out Of their places.-Idem
AN EYE TO BUsINEss.-The Glasgow journals cOntsin
the following notice: Three young gentlemen going
into commercial business wish to find for associate
young lady gifted with good constitution an smiable
character, few hundred pounds aud disposition to
get married She choose for her husband that one
Of the three young gentlemen who may please her the
most.-Idem.
Polynesian., 1861-11-16
NOTICE

NOTICE
To MASTERS and OWNERS
OF SHIPS!
-
VIM. HENRY TRESCOTT,
Acting SECRETARY OF STATE UNITED STATES
To all aDsOza these Presents shall come, Greeting:
VNOW YE THAT GEORGE f. NETCHER,
n the United States has filed in this The
required discovery OF Howands Island
In the Pacific the lying in North latitude oO n
and in west longitude I76 deg. 50 min.
That notice Of the occupation Of said Island in the name OF
the United states by A. o. benson, on behalf OF hnsen anu
his associates, Wm w Taylor and the said George f. Neche
has also been fled.
And that the United States Guano Company York,
corporation Of citizens under the laws the State of New York
assignee Of the assigns of the parties aforesaid has entered into
sufficient bonds under and according to the OF he
United States passed on the eight
eent day of August in the eighteen hundred ana
Wherefore United Guano Company entitled
the the said island to all the privileges
advantages intended by that TO be secured to citizens OF
United States who have discovered deposits Of guano
provided always that the said United States Guano Company
shall abide by the conditions and requirements imposed by the
Act of Congress aforesaid
whereof, l, William Henry Tresco Acting Sec
retarypf State Of the United States OF America
have hereuntO set my hand and caused the seal Of
the Department Of State to be affixed at wash.
usI ngon this seventh day August, in the year Of
our Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty
and Of the Independence Of the United states OF
America the eighty-ffth.
WIN. HENRY TRESCOTT.
Acting Secretary.
All persons not duly authorized are hereby forbid occupying
removing above other Island Rock or
Key belonging the Company published in the New YORK
''OAt:Se rsieDedl D.r' A. G. BENSON. President
6u United States Guano Company
Polynesian., 1861-11-16
N Office !

TNUE undersigned beg TO inform their friends
they established branch of their house at VIC
TORIA l. under the management Mr. Henry Rhodes and
under the style of JANION GREEN for the transaction of
general Commission business attention will be pisd
to consignments Of Sandwich Island produce
JANION, GREEN & CO.
HonoIuln NAV 10 ls5e 2-n