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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03
THE NATIONAL PLATFORM,
PURPOSES OF TIE WAR;


CONGRESS, ny VOTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS, PASSED THE
roLLowIso RESOLUTION, WHICH RxPRRssEs VOICE OF
THE NATION AND Is THE TRUE STANDARD or LOYALTY
"rhat tho present deporable civil war h as been
Forced upon the country by the disunioniss of the
southern States, now in against the Constitutional
government, and in around the Capital that in
this National emergency, Congress- banishing ali feel
ing of mere passion resentment will recoeet only
Its duty to the whole country that this wdr isno paged
on thetr part Ia any spirit Of oppression for any pur
pose conquest sa9iugdOn purpose f ouerhroing
or interfering uh the rights established Institutions Of
those States but TO defend and maintain the supremacy
ho Constitution aud 10 prescrro the UnoR Nth the dig
Jity sqHaiy aud rights Of The seUerd states RHmpdir6d
and hat as soon as these OBJECTS accomplished the
ought 10 cease"
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The Auditor Generalship.

The cordial response Of the Democratic
press in Western Pennsylvania to our sug.
gestion of Col, w. T. II, Pauley, for the
Auditor Gcneralship, leads us to indulge
the hope that he will be the only candid
ate before the Convention from this por-
ton Of the State. The claims of the West
and especially Of "glorous little Greene"
entitle Mr.. Pauley to the nomination,
aside from his acknowledged deservings
as Democrat, and bis admira bic fitness
for the position; and we confidently trust
he will be made our nominee with entire
unanimity. 1t would only be doing tardy
justice to the Democracy of a county which
has never failed, since its erection, to give
decided Democratic majority, and which
has never received and never before asked
nominee for State office.
Hay',esbug Messenger.
We cheerfully endorse the above notice
Of COL PAuLEY. He is veteran Editor,
tried Democrat and worthy gentleman
The claims of the noble Democratic Coun-
ty of Greene-the "Sioy of the West"
that never sits in dishonor-will command
respectful consideration in the -Four tn OF
July State Convention.
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AMERICAN NAGRICULTCRIsT FOR NJ

AMERICAN AaRICULTURIsT FOR MAY.
Vol. XXI, No s.; Orange Judd. Pub.
Usher, Al Park Row, New York. 81 4
year; 10 cents number.
The May issue of the Agricnlturit will
be found fully equeal to any former mum.
Der. The Calender of Operation for the
month embraces hundreds of hints for
work on the Farm, and in the Garden
In addition, this single number contains
over $50 articles and items for the Farm,
Garden, and Household, including a s25
Prize Article on Apple Cultures slash.
ing report on "Artifcial Manuros" by the
President of Penn Agricultural College,
etc., etc. Among the engravings are a
beautiful page cut entitled "shecp tending;
GLOW to Hold and Drive Horses; Beau.
tiful Leavod Plants; GA Disturbed Nap;
"Shadows on the WALL" etc. Minute
Maps ofthe Mississippi River, the Country
from Norfolk to Richmond including the
topography of Yorktown +; also Savannah,
Geo, Fort Pulaski, and vicinity.
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GA PRACTICAL IDEA.-The committees
from the Senate and the House which at
tended tho funeral of Colonel Murray
we're allowed twenty-five dollars each and
mileage, BY an act of assembly: At the
suggestion of Mr.. Banks, the committees
agreed to donate this amount to the wild
ows and orphans, who were needy, of the
soldiers of the Eighty-fourth, slain at
Winchester, and yesterday Mr.. Banks took
the money, amounting to three hundred
and eighteen dollars, with him to Holli
daysburg, to be distributed. ."-Harrtsburg
Patriot amd Union, AprI l2.
We chronicle this article with special
satisfaction, for it records an act of spon-
tancous generosity, largely to the credit
of the Legislative Committee that perfor-.
med it.
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DEATH OF Mrs. HoRNBEcK.-Th Al
lertown Democrat says, Mrs. Maria Il.
Hornbcck, widow of the Hon John Horn
beck, deceased, and daughter of tho long
since deceased DR.. Jacob Martin, died in
Allentown on Sunday last, ofin6ammato-
ry rheumatism. For the last ten or twelve
years she has been post.mistros, at that
place, but recently was removed by the
President, although by virtue of her com.
mission she would have been allowed to
continue in Office until tho coming June,
Her official career throughout was to the
entire satisfaction of the people. The de.
ceased was greatly beloved in the commu.
nity.-EastOn Sentinel.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03

GEN. CADwALLADER.-W arc truly
grati6ed to learn that the Senate, on yes.
terday, by unanimous vote, confirmed
this distinguished officer, as Major Gencr.
al in the army. Gen. Cadwallader, besides
long experience in military affairs,
served his country with distinction, in
Mexico, and has, during the present re-
bellion acquitted himself with honor in
whatever position he has been placed
Phil. Eve. Journal.
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MRS. DEMOREST'S
Quarterly Mirror Of Fashions.
(,reof I,,,ro,,,,,e,tc
Lfeal 7nlprOreJllentS,

THE Summer Number viii contain four largo nud
l. splendid fashion plates, three full sized paterns,
comprising the New French Waist, elegant Sleeve,
and Misses Sack together with nearly 100 engraving
of all the novelties tor Sunner Dunncts, Cloahs Trim.
miBgs, Childrcns Dresses, etc. and valuable informa
ton in millincrs, dress makers mothers, and ladies
generally presenting The ages, aud best fashiun Mag
aznr in the World, published i13 Broadway, and sold
everywhere at - cents sent by mail free, receipt
OF the amount Yearly 81 with The following yauuhic
premium.
Each yearly subscriheT will he omitted TO thu selee
on of 80 c5nts worth Of plain patterns froA the d,
igns in the book, from the show room, they naN
be ordered und sent by mail any time during the ysur
by paying the po,tagc.
splendid Inducements TO Canvnsscrs.
Hnmner number will be ready on Ot about the Gre
of May.
May 3, lsd3-3w.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03

"THE CHANNrNos,"is the title OF q
new book just published by I. B. Peterson
& Brothers, 3O6 Chestnut street, Phlladel-
phia. Its authoress is the talented Mrs.
Henry Wood, whose 'Earl's Heirs and
EAST Lynne has won lasting roputa-
ton as works of literary merit and genius,
The Channings' fully sustains this wri-
ters reputation as truthful delineator
Of human nature in its various phases and
characters. AT the present time, when SO
many families have been suddenly deprived
of eheir customary resources by the freaks
of war, n valunble lesson may be derived
by reading the noble course of "The Chan.
nings" under similar difficulties. Con
stance gains our warmest sympathios as
she patiently bears the trials of a govern
ess, while Gerald Yorke is much to be
pitticd for his sad appreciation Of her
character. Arthur perhaps, excols a.
much in much in brotherly affection a!
'Hamish' is deficient in the same. Gal.
loway,' MAD Nance aud Tom, the dis
appointed senior, are all graphically drawr
and contributed essentially to the interos
of the work, which increases with interest
to the end. 1t will prove to be one of the
most popular novels ever printed, and vii
have an immense sale. 1t is complete il
a large octave volume of over three hun
dred pages, and sold at the low price O
Fifty cents copy, and will be sent to any
one to any place, free of postage, on re
mitting that amount to the publishers in {
letter.
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neg Lieut.. U. II. ENT, of the "Hurley

asy- Lieut.. U. II. ENT, of the "Hurley
Guards" is home on furlough, looking re-
markably we'll after passing through SO
fierce and hot an engagement with the re-
bells on the 23d ult,, at Winchester. He
is capital officer, highly esteemed by the
whole company, and is doing his country
noble service. He is brother to VEL
I1SaToN, who is Captain Of the "lron
Guards" and both are sons of the Hon.
PETER ENT, who was Breckenridge
Democrat Smoke that, In your dutch
pipes, ye loyal Republicans Star.
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Pay the Printer.

Many of our patrons are expected to pay
up their little bills for subscription, adver-
tising and job work, during May court
The small sums due from each are easily
paid, while in the aggregate they make q
large and desirable amount for the pub
Usher. We have sent some bills as a re-
.spectful reminder of the amount DUE
nd all such will greatly oblige by sending
shs funds Let all our friends see til at
fhey do not embarrass us by neglect.
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MRS. DEMoREsT's MIRROR OF FAST

MRS. DEMoREsT's MIRROR OF FASH
IoNs.-The largest, best and most reliable
Fashion magazine in the world. Contains
the largest and finest Fashion Plates, the
greatest number of fine Engravings, the
latest and most reliable information, three
full-sized Patterns for Dresses, and sheet
of new Braid.work and Embroidering
Patterns for Dresses, and sheet of new
Braid-work and Embroidering Patterns.
Every Mother, Dressmaker, Milliner and
Lady should have it. Published Quarter.
ly, OF 47s Broadway. New York, sold
everywhere or sent by mail at 25 cents.
Yearly 81, with valuable premium.
The Summer number now ready.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03
Ray- Fatal Accident.-On Friday oft,

Ra- Fatal Accident.--On Frid lay after
noon last, Mr., NATHAN GREENwALT, met
with an accident, which proved fatal in
the course of two hours, at the Planning
Mill of Thomas Edgar, in Espytown, this
county The circumstances attending this
lamcn table accident, as near as we can
learn, are as follows: While engaged
in oiling or arranging the Machinery, his
clothing was caught by shaft, which
was making large number Of revolutions
per minute, coiling his whole body around
it, dislocasing one leg, terribly fracturipg
the other in two places, tearing off one
hand, and completely mashing in the right
side of his whole body, besides injuring
him in almost every manner possible His
body passed through between two girders
and the shaft, which are said to be so close
together, that they would barely admit of
the body passing through. Hewas a sober,
industrious, and valuable citizen though
poor, but much respected and esteemed by
all who knew him. and leaves loving
wife, with seven small children, to mourn
his untimoly death. He had pleasant
smile and cheerful "How do you do"
for every person he met. His death cast
quite a gloom over the community in which
he resided, as we'll as throughout the
county, where he had acquaintance. DR..
Harrison and others, were called upon but
his injuries were so great thatit was i'm
possible to save life.-Star.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03
CONTESTED ELECTION ADJuDIoArED.

CONTESTED ELECTION ADJUDIoArED.
The election of March in Madison town.
ship, resulted in tie vote betwixt Jackson
Thomas, Republican, and J. A. Swisher
Democrat, for Justice of the Peace. A
special election came off on last Saturday,
between the said Jackson Thomas and
John Smith. 1t resulted in the choice of
John Smith, Democrat, by forty eight ma.
iority.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03

ssS- Spring Timc,-A lark echo greets
the dawn air-a gush of sweet tones floats
on the bosom Of ight--buds break forth
in beauty from buoyant boughs-birds
breathe out in soul-carols notes of joy
while sun, scene and sky are the gay
triumviratc of splendor who lead over
earth the auspicious advent of the season
of promise. The days opening is heralded
by golden footsteps; and the night saun-
ters forth in its sandals of silver stars
Fragile flowers are breathing fragrance
the grain is robod in its rich garniture of
green--thc loan turned up by the plow,
man awaits the sower with scotland ma.
ture, robed in regal raimept crowns the
inanimate in glowing glory. The idcs of
April, faithless and fcklo as ever, are
closed up, to welcome the birth of May,
when
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03

Hon. PETER ENT, has just received
Now Goods at his Store in Light Street.
His stock is large, select and variable
Mr. Ent and Sons are good business men,
deal fairly and are deserving of liberal
patronage.
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Rgs1dNAr1oN OF Gro, A. FarcK

RESIGNATION OF GEO. A. FRIcK -
We learn by the Danville papers that GEO,
A FRIcK, Esq, who has SO long occupied
tho position of Cashier of the Danville
Bank, resigned on Tuesday Of last week.
DAVID CLARK, late Teller of the Bank.
was unanimously elected to succeed Mr..
F8IcX. Nh, GkIEA was sisotsd Teller.
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BSS- Mr.. E J. THORNTON, of Blooms.
burg, the most practical paper hanger in
the county, has on hand constantly, at his
ware.room, in Judge Ruport's Store,
known as the old post office, a fine assort-
ment of first rate Wall Paper Persons
intending to paper and rofurnish their
houses should give him call.
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Bsg- After Gov. Stewards return from
Winchester, he was rallylying asked by a
Senator how much Union sentiment he
found in that city "The men," he re.
Piled, "were all off in the rebel army The
women we're she.devils."
Very complimentary that, for United
States Secretary of State. Gov. Seward 5
politeness is becoming proyerbial.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03

DR.. JOHN A. SMULL, the efficient and
gentlemanly Clerk of the II. of r. at Har-
risburg, has our sincere thanks for for
wsrding us the back Nos of the Legisla.
t've Record, as also to those of our friends,
to whom they were due, on the adjourn.
ment of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
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WILLIAM r. WILLIAMS, Esq. has sent
US copy Of his now paper, entitled the
LlauuS Weekiy Sentinel. II is published
at Linneus, Missouri. Success to our
once faithful Printers Devil.
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ILLUMINATION IN ORANaEv1LLE.--
Mr.. William Fritz, at his old stand in Or
angevil(e, is unpacking his New Goods
He has received full supply of fashiona.
bic Styles. Read his Card in the Colum.
bia Democrat.
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ss5- Fresh disco vcrics of gold in Oregon

and Washington Territory are reported at
San Francisco. Great excitement exists
there upon the subject, and the merchants
are sending goods in large quantities to
the new digginss. AS soon as this war
terminates, there will be an immense rush
70 the Pacific coast
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03

EXCITEMENT IN JERsEYTowN.-Mes.
sers. Miller e. Swisher, at Funston's old
store in Jerseytown, have just opened q
fine stick of New Spring Goods. The ex-
element, growing out of the loao prices
they have introduced, is said to be rapidly
increasing. See their Card in our COL
umuS.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03

MAI. PHILIP r. FREAs, after "some
time be past" has again sent us the "Ger.
mantoson 1sIegraph.' lis an excellent
family newspaper and most ably conduct
ed. Welcome to our exchange.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03

SIBYL STEVENS, OR THE HUNTERS
DAUGHTER AND THE ARTISTS BRIDE, bv
B. +. H., appears on the first page of the
Columbia Democrat. 1t is good story
and reads well. All right we hopo.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03

Mr.. GIRroN, the cheap Halter, has
just opened large assortment of fashion
able Hats and Caps. Give him CALL
See bis advertisement.
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D E A T. FL s.

In Anthony township, Montour CO., on
the 18th Of April, Mr.. JAcoD BIDDLE,
aged about 65 years.
In Hughesvilc, on Wednesday morning
last, Gen, GERsHoM BIDDLs, In tho .54 Ii
year Of his age.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03
Smiles light her hour lips
Aud rose buds 'mId her dial days
Loop brightly up their brightest prom

Poets have pepned, and painters have pro-
trayed the charms which fling such radi-
anCo around the coming of spring,--but
neither scroll inspir or canvas followed
in all their wild and wierd romance, can
equal the reality which gamers in splen-
dor the reality of the present--when life
leaps forth anew--when hope bathes field
and fern with coming joys--and love
plumes for higher flights its perennial
pinions. May we all, like the season, ever
enjoy the inceuse which shall bloom in
beauty in the May-garden Of happy hearts.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03

Messrs. JONES & JENNINGS, of the
WayaesJwyg Messenger, have our sincere
thanks for their generous partiality.
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M A r r I A G. e g

BY Rev. d. H. Henkel, on the 18th Of
of April, Mr., SIMON RICHARD to Miss
SUSAN EMMET, both of Columbia county
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Col. CHARLES j. BIDDLE, and Hon.
HENpRIcK u. WRIGHT, have our thanks
for documents from Washington.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-03

ssS-The Democratic Candidate for
Mayor OF St, Paul, Minnesota, has been
elected.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL,

D.ANpILLE, .M0NTOUR COUNTY Pa
Entertainment for Man aad Beast, IN good ftyk,
and at Wo'lerate rHtes
Danvhle, April 49, 1862
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Estray Cow.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

N0I'1t q NUSun NChUg, 0CCfQSeI
| EfTERs Of administration with tho will ANNEXED
~ on the Estate Of Susan schug, late of Sro
township, IN Columbia county, Penn, deceased have
Deen granted by the Register Of Columbia county 10 the
nndersgned all persons having claim, againf the =,
,ae o NC docsdent are requested TO present them
without dclaY and an persons Indebted no taEs uay.
ment forthwith y -
AFrl 10, lSd2-Cw. '"'N" .m,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

N. WI. =. HUnDD "A
DEVTs6L REynRnIRaf
TIE BEST N THE WORID.a
INsuRIKo
vasn reA TIN = 80 EFT mn~.r.
CarilglTsst.s aehs 1 Neuralgia.

DO Jon wish to DO blessed with And sSr,;.~A
fof PRaRLr WHfrE and sosnd TEL1tl -
Or. WIN. Hu,d's UnsivaIlcd Too1h no-.s
0ers warranted free from acid. alkali. or a.. q.
jsrioos assistance. Price, Is cents PER boz
- Beware oi the ordinary cheap tooth No.
ders. which whitcn but destroy.
DO you wish TO DO certain that your breath II
pure, sweet and agreeable 70 husband or vifeIvyer
Or fricnd.f Use DT. nurdss (elr bvnlcd
H0uth W ash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
This ass,ingent wash 10 alec the beat r. .,.av In
the world for Cankcr. Bad Breath. Heed;nr r;yn.
Sore Mouth, e.s. 1t has cured hundreds.
do you, oryour chiiiren 81 fer from Too,haches
Get Dr. Husd's Magic Toothache Drops.
Price. is csnss per Iot,i..
Are You afflicted with Neuralgia &c. Dy. ~
y HHid'~ Neuralgia PIastevs. The moss
effective and delightful remedy known.
They DO not adhere nor blister. but soathe ana
charm pain away Try then. Price. Is and as
cen.s Mailed on receipt Of price.
DO you wish complete set Of Dental Renee
dies and Treatise on Preserving Teeth Get
Dr. W. =. HuFd's Desasi Treasury, the
neatcet and most valuable present that one friend
can make TO another. Price, 81. Sent by express
on receipt If price
For sale At all the best storss tbroseheut he
country.
CAUTIoN.-As there arc dealers who take a.
vantage OF our embellishments to impose upou
their customers inferior prepare iops Ii il nccces-
sary 10 insist upon having what you cal; for. and
you will get the best, thoroughly tested, end pre
pared by an experienced and scisusi &c Dentist
treasurer of the New York State Dentists Asso.
citation, and Vice President q the Nsv York
City Dental Society.
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iuive ~ tfeh1A
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ID EAERTEH = !.

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS
4 enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, Iowa:
FRANZ FOkNEi, born in th o ity of Wur-
temburg, Kingdom Of Germany. aged IS years, b,
occupation cooper, enlisted at davenport, Iowa
August ii, has hazel eyes, dark hair and DARK
complexion, height feet inches.
). l.. BRADEN, born In Decatur county. Indi-
ana, aged % years, by occupation a farmer, en-
listed at davenport, Iowa, august Is, has ne 1e
eyes, black HAIR and dark complexion, height 6
feet 10 inches.
W. J. TOTrEN, born in GAlapols, Ohio aged
80 years, by occupation farmer, enlisted a,
keokuk, Iowa, august 81, has blue eyes brown
hair and fair compile xion. heig ht feet inches.
WILLIAM JONES, born in Ora, &c county.
New York, aged "a years. by occupation a cal
penter, enlisted in lona City, Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark compile xion
height B feet ) inches.
JOHN hOUGHfEN, born in Hardin county.
Ohio, aged 10 years, by occupation farmer, en-
listed AT Davenport, Iowa, September 20, has grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height 5
feet Ga inches.
Any ole approaching any one or all Of said
soldiers, will be paid all reasonable cost Of trans
portation and subsistence, together with a reward
Of FIVE dollars. when said deserters are returned 10
the Com n snding Officer Of Camp MoClsllan.
X. NJ. LlTTLtR,
Captain "a Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, oct 4, 1862. DIFF