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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-22

0-- Mrs, Maria L. Hombeck widow of the late IN.
John w. Hornbeck, and who has held the position Of
Post Mistress at Allentown, we believe under several
adminstrations, has been removed and Tllghman
Good, present County Superintendent of Common
Schools Of Lehigh County appointed in her place
Mrs Hcrnbeek is crippled and very deserving lady
are told who depend edupon the profits Of her office for
suppon. We are aware that Allentown contains some
mean fellows but did not suppose that they would be
sungallan and heartless enough to assist in bringing
about such aaptation. The Democrat says thai
President Lincoln told Mrs II. personal interview
last spring, "that she should return home and rest
"sured that she would not be remoyed-that women
"were not c.it.eans-t that he remembered herd s.
Hea husband wt-the occurrence of his death, etc.
and that be considered very small business for poll
'yieiansto ask her removal" Lincoln and Honbeck
were ia Congress together, and were then members OF
the same party,
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rF correspondent OF the London 7imes speaking
of Abdul Modd says that is matter Of history that no
Sultan Of the Ottoman race has been legally married
since the days Of Gaazet the Great On his capture
by Timur, after tho battle of Angora the sultana was
treated with gross insult and guard against the shad
ow of chance of such disgrace recurring, p; inmate
of the serago has for than 400 been iegit
innate wife, according to Musselman law.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-22

Ns # sucha struggle is begun and the citizens
Of one section Of the country array il against
those of the other doubtful conflict let the battle result
may there will be end Of the Union and with it
an end Of the hope of Freedom The victory Of the in
iuredwOud not to them the gsaugs of Liberty
It woulG avenge their wrongs bat they would themselves
share in the ruin The Constitution cannot BE-
maintained the Union preserved in opposition tc
public feeling by the cosrcve powers confdcd tc
the government" .7aireO JGcksoh, in his FGrelreil
address
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-22

1J- Spurious Bills Bank of Crawford County Mead
vile, Pal0 altered from s-vignettc, buck and hye
deer under a tree female ard chickeus on right,
Hank of Danve, Pa--is, spurious -yignette, an ca
gle poised frame each side brig and on right
female feeding eagle on leit.
Columbia hank, Is, alterei-vignette an eagis
poised on shield, cars, 6c right end, girl CLEAN
ing end figure ON left female seated grain ho.d
Jug an eagl6 and stars and stripes
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rAmong the English pensions granted during the
last civil year. were, fifty pounds to daughter OF
Douglass Jerrold hundred pounds to two sisters Of
the late Mrs. jameson; one hundred pounds 10 Miss
Kate southey daughter Of the poet and fifty pounds
10 the widow Of the late celebrated botanlst Pref
Henfrey.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-22

~ We observe that our old friend A. w. Batewan,
Esd has taken charge of the "Southcrn Agi' Bel Air
Hartford Co Maryland. In his salutatory he says:
Politically, hold with The doctrines ofthe Demo.
cratic parry believing now, have ever done that
an honest Administration ofthe Government, upon the
principles of that party the surest guarantee OF oui
prosperity and success a nation.
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" u R NN Z N .
ions (unliko all others) arc

Those Preparations (unliko all othcrs) arc
"Frcc from Poisons"
mot dangerous to the human family"
"Ras do not die on the premises"
"rhey come out of their holes to die"
"Thcy are the only infalliuble remedies known"
"l2 years and more established in New York City"
Used by---the City Post Office.
Used by---thc City Prisons and station Iooses.
Used by--thc City Steamers, Ships Sc
Used by--th0 City Hospitals Alms.Houscs &C.
Used by-the City HUtGls-'Astor' st Nicholas &c.
Usod by-the Boarding House, &c. &c
Uscd ty--moro shan tG00lO Privlte FAMILIES
u See one or two Specimens of what is everywhere
Ly the people EditOrs-Dcalnrs, Sc
Observation-Disclosures with vgrmn need be SO
no longer, If they "CosrAR's" Eytcrmnators. We
We have used it TO satisfaction, and if box costs
IS we would have it. We have tried posous but they
effected nothing; but "CosrARs" article knocks the
breath out OF Rats. Mice oaches aud bed. Bugs, quick
cr than we write it, 1t is in great demand all ovei
the country. -.Meaira [0l Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions destroyd annually
IN Grant County by yermn, than would pay for tons
this Rat and Insect Kilcr.-LdRcdster His. HcrGia
HENRY K. COSTNR-fVe are selling your prepara
tons rapidly Wherever they have been used, Rats
Mice, Roachcs and Ncrmin disappear rapidly
EcKEn s. SroUfFER, Druggists, Windsor, Md.
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U- Godey's Lady's Book for April is fully equal TO
its former issues and that is about the highest prais.
we can bestow 1t has in many respects, become a
household necessity much the came as baby aud can't
be done without Comes somewhat ofenor is always
welcome and just as necessary keep peace in the
family.
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G- Bennet, of the Herald in view of the tax onnews'
papers suggests to the publishers Of the HOrId, Tr-
6ane and Tiaes--all abolition papers published in New
York toconsoidate their three establishments under
ghe title of "the World, the Flesh, and the Devil"
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ur The rebel sidel is rusticatinsat the "top Of the
heap" 10 Paris, and Mason has had an inrodscon to
the British Parliament through the member from Gal
way--Mr. Gregory.
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puadelphia & Reading Rail Road.

WINTER ARRANGENENT
AEl x4t laL OF rSS5sSGEh NoysnSe. T. l95i ThAiNS'
- passing Rcadiug)
'sr'Wnl9 RbiIrdelpha' at G'aO ana II NJ l2 noon,
%, to Pottsville, at IO5O A NJ, and 5 5.43PM.
WEST TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western Express from New York, at 10Y A NJ.
Mail Frains, NJ 1888 NJ and 5,iJ NJ.
On Sundays, she Down NJ Tram passing Reading
ut 020 4 NJ and Up Train, at S,51 z NJ.
Both 1850 NJ and SAB p NJ, up Trains connect at
Port clinton Tor ramaqua, GilliamspoTt Elmira Bun
alo Niagara and Canada a.
The 1880 NJ, Trait only connects at Fort Clinton
for WilkcSbarre, Scranton and littston.
The Weatern Express Trains connect at Harrisburg
with Express Trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad for
Pitsburg, and all points West and the Mail Trains
connect at Harrisburg for Lancaster, Chgmbersburg
Sudbury WilllamSport Lock Haven, Elmira and the
Cauadas,
Tickets reduced Fares to all the principal points In
the North and West, aud thc CanHdas.
COMPUTATION TICKETS,
With 20 Coupons, % per cent discount Between any
points desired,
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 5000 miles between all points, at s45for
Families and Business Firm, and Season Tickets good
for the holder only for three months, in any Passenger
train TO hiadelpha at $40 each School Season Tick
cts One.third less.
the UPPER DEPOT and all other Trains, at the LOW
| ER DEPOT,
! 40 lbs of baggage allowec each passenger
" Passengers are requested to purchase their Tick
before entering the higher Fares charged il
paid in cars,
Up trains leave philadelphia for Reading Harrisburg
and Pottsyille at NJ, S,l5 NJ, and az 4SO NJ iol
GG- Excursion Tickets, good for one day by GOa A
NJ Accommodation Train TO Phia eiphla and return
! at 81 40 each. g. a. NlCoLLs,
Genera Superintendent.
! January T. 1862.
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s1r Persons hereby notified thet they must imme'
diatcy procure, file and advertise their Petitions for
Tavern Licenses. No time is to be lost. The law is
imperative.
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" The Farmers and Mechanics Bank ofEaston has
issued new Fyes and Tens The plates are said to be
very pretty
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DEMOCRAT.
John G. Freeze, LEGAL Editor.
SATURDAY. MORNING. MARCH 90, 1869.

s5- A counterfeit s. note on the Blue Hill Bank,
Mass. In circulation.
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NJ P o R Il A N 7!

TO those whose Subscriptions unpaid 10 tie fund
ef the "lRON GUARDS that the Subscription paper
will he placed in the hands of Esquire CheInberlin on
the rs day Of January neXtand all persons arrears
will be waited upon by Constable Got by order of tie
Committee.
WM. NEAL, Treasurer.
BloomsburF, Dee. o. ls6l--u
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nWe call attention to the very able speech of Hon
Charles Bidde member ofConeress from Phiinelphla
as published on the first page
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-22

n some very opposite poetlcul reflections will be
found on the outside Of our paper
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ID e A r. H S


III Pine township Columbia CO., the 18th inst JNo.
CRAWFORD, aged 90 years and months.
In Espy on Saturday the sth insto Mr. CYRUS BARTON
aged about 66 years
In shamokin, on the 9Th inst Mrs. LUCINDA II. YeUSd
wife Of Weimer Young formerly of this place. aged
% years months and % days She inferred at
the cnmetary at this place.
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DJ- Counterfeit ones on the Fermer' Bank or Read
Ing have made their appearance
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

TIE undersigned, appointed an Auditor by the Or
phans Court Of Columbia county to distribute the bal.
in the hands Of Reuben Miller, Executor Of John
Linden, late Of Brarcreek Township in the said county
dcCeusel to and among the creditors and others entitled
according TO law; VIII meet the parties interested for
the purpose Of his appointment Saturday. April 18th
when and where all persons having claim reque
to present them be forever debarred from coming in
for Il share of said fund,
JOHN G. FREEZE,
Blo0msburg, March 9th 1869. auditor,
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NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS.

THE undersigned, Treasurer Of CuIuHbia- County,
would give notice to all those owing bm their take on
unsrated lands for the years 1850 ana 1851 that they
forward and pay the same, between this ana
the Tsto April otherwise the land will he sdvcTsed
and sold, Aword to the wise is sufficient &c,
JAS, S. MNINCH
TTeasuIeTE Once, ! TfGd,Vysr
BsomsbuTg Feb. 10, Is6s
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o. THOMAS w. MATTSON, Receive the Prize
Medal Mt the Worlds Fair in London 1851, Tor TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS Boots, shoes and Gums. Great induce
mehts OtleredtO purchasers of the above art
ces This il much the largest stock Of trunks Carpet
Bags, Valiccs &C. in Philadelphia very cheap for cash
No. 4O2 Market Street, one door above 4th South side
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Boat and Team for sale.

Canal Boat with two Horses and entire fixtures III
running orderwiIl be sold low and reasonable terms
Apply TO JOHN g. FREEZE.
BoOnsburg, March g, 1862.
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Amsrifon sTl 6otel

(OppoSt te IaaeGnGeWCc RaU.)
CHESTNUT STREET BETWEEN FIFTH & Sixth
PHIL.iD DELPHEA.
WYATT & HEULlNGS,
PrOprietOrs.
November 30, 1861, March 10, ls5s J
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tW q, N Z x % .

Maple sugar and Moasscs, wanted at this Office
AsO-Grain Produce &c, which friends will obi q
us BY delivering usuu for the family notwithstand
ing the absence of the Editor Keep the machine NOV
ing.
March g. 1862.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Qf Samuel Shuhs, aeceascd.
NJ Office is hereby given that letters of administration
~ on the estate o. Samuel Shutz, late ol sugar
loaf township, Columbia county deceased have been
granted by the Register of said county to the undersgH
/ ed, who resides in Benton township columbia CO. All
persons LaVng claims demands against the cstdt. OF
the deCedeut requested 10 present them for settle
ment and those indebted to make payment itout de
lay. SAMUEL b, SllULIZ
March To- i3G2--Ct. .7datr
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"costar'so Rat Roach, &c. Lztorminator.

"Costarsj Rat Roach &c. Lzterminator,
"Costar's"
"Costar's'' Bed-Bug Exerninaior.
''Costar's"
"Costars" Electric Powder, for Insects, &c.
iN 2Jc: SOC 81 90 Boxes BOTTLES EJAsks, 80 &
So Sizes for Plantations Ships Boats, Hotels
Sc &C.
CAUTION!l! To prevent the public from being i'm
posed upon by Spurious and Hgiy PerHicioaS limitations
a label has been prepared, bearing facsimile OF
the Proprctors signature. Examine each box, bottle
or ASK carefully before purchasing and take nothing
but "COSPAR'S,'
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order Of the Orphans Court otos.
lumbIa cOuaty, on
oatHrol,1y Tie l5h day Of March
next, az 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, william Shug aAG
Isaachtr 1itman, Administrators Of John c. Kinney
late Of Madison township in said county, deceased will
expose TO sle, by Public Vcndue, upon the preuiGes
certain Messuage, tenement and
TH 4 / 4 OF Z and,
stnated in Madison Township aforesaid. bounded By
lands 0fDanel Snyder. decd, Marshall and Jacob Gar.
ton Frederick Hcrkheiser, Zebulon Robbins, MICHAEL
I.wk and Isaaeher YitAau, o9ntaining EIGHTY. FIVE
A CREs AND'ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIX PER.
CllES-whCyeon are erected alarge
FRAME House AND RANk BARN,
with the othe. outbudings, spring OF waey and gosd
orchard, &c,
Late the Estate Of said deceased situated in the towE.
ship Of Madison and county aforesaid
Jacob Eysrly Clerk
Terms Of sale per cent oC one fourth Of tho pur.
chase money day Of sale fourth less the ten per
cent on the confirmation Of sale and the balance in one
year from confirmation with interest from eonhrmation
Bloomsbury, FEB. Is ls02--4ts.
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NOTICE

LII persons knowing themselves indebted to the un
n dersigned book account or otherwise are hereb
notified to come and settle up by the lst Of April 1862
or their accounts will be put in the hands OF proper Off
for collection. must have my accounts settled
Mill Creek WOODEN Factory,
Mount Pleasant, March Is 1SG2-3t. I
GEORGE VANCE
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w. WRIT ESQ

NOW occupies the room mp stairs in front in Nj.
Unangsts brick building on Main Street below the
American House, most convenient Office whore he
will b. happy all times his friends and clients
Bloomsburg, Nov. ., lS6l.-3m.
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MOTlCE

NOTICE is hereby given that Lafayette Erwin, con
viCcd the last February Session of umbiD county
of Bigamy on which conviction he sentenced to tC
Eastern Penitentiary for the term of thirteen months
intends to make an application to His EGccency thC
Governor of the Commonwealth for pardon.
EAFAYETTE ERWIN.
March g. lSG2.--2w.
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Nen) 2<0veytis
lIlRNn GNN RlLlN,

Neatly, cheapty and eapadst'0uS5y pria-
ted al The QGice ofthe
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-20

Ex-Governor Neil Brown, who, like
many others, was dragged into the REBEL
ionin Tennessee, by the force OF circum.
sane, s, has Just issued an address to
the people Of that State, urging upon
them 10 rally once more ar und the ban
ner Of the Union. lie shows the utter
Gllacy aud failure Of the attempt to es-
rabiiSh the Confederate Government, and
that it is the duty Of every ii izpn to lay
aside all pride in the matter, and come
out boldly, as he has done himself,
IN restoring the state h. its iull fellow
ship with the Union once more. IL the
course of his remarks Governor Blown,
who at one time repr, scented our country
at foreign Court says:
"1his tad been noble Union. | was
proud wnrn, as a foreign Mini,tc
saw our tias abraUd, and felt that be-
lUnged t. It,"
And want American, who ever visited
foreign shore, hut Iolt the same pride
at behuldiug that & Ori"us emblem of our
power our glory and greatness. The
American citizen, in The most dcspolic
countries in tim, s Of the e eatrst anarchy
and Of civil wars even, could IaNge him
self under the folds OF the Stars and
Stripes, aud pointing TO it as his protec-
tor could feet his safety from all threat
ened danger Aud yet there are those
Who have b, come so debased or dement,
ed by the fell spirit Of Srcessionism a. TO
rejoice al the trailing of that flag in the
du-t-a,e, we have known men (thanll
Heaven there are but few Of them whose
business leads them oy, the waters of The
great deep, VINO have in an especial man
ner been enabled to witness the tails
manic power Of that flag in preserving
them aud heir property from all harm,
are YET found in the ranks of those who
are ultcring their fruirlcss curses upon
il! May God forgive them, for surely
it would almost seem that "lhey know
not what tn y do.'-BaHiRore ChPp.r.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-20
RATES OF ADVERTISING
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 20. 1862
-. - IL Il. III nnrr1rrrr 4 .qraFE.l

; ANDY jon ov.--A correspondent who
visited Andy johnson, says he takes his
meals Ia the public DINING room Of his
hotel at Nashville, with not even a
waiter TO serve him specially. Though
a bngadier general, he wears no mark
Of his military honors, and seems to
avoid display. His bed room is a plain
affair, half filed by bed and he often
sits there until after midnight, reading
and inditing dispatches by the light Of
tallow candles. AS a consequence, he
looks pale and careworn He declares
his belief that i the militay questions
were settled, the people Of Tennessee
would vote themselves back into the
Union by majority of fifty thousand
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-20

In the House Of Represent atives on
Monday a resolution was adopted which
declares, that
ain the judgment Of this House, the
Commander.in- Chief Of the army snd
navy of the United States shall issue
proclamation a. his officers in rebellious
districts, that the army Of the Republic
shall subsist, as far as practicable upon
the property of those who are either in
arms or giving aid aud comfort to the
enemy"
This is the course pursued by all ma
lions in time Of Wharf.-The COnfederates
have acted upon IT from the beginning;
they contiScated the property Of all those
who were absent, and known To be OPP
posed TO their treason--all property be-
longing 70 residents outside Of the rebel
Staies-and the property and persons Of
those suspected of being inimical To the
rebellion, have been seized and made
subservent TO their purposes. Whilst
this game has been playing by The rebel S,
our half famished men have been hardly
able TO purchase cup Of cold water in
the rebelious territory, the denizens Of
which refusing TO dispose of their pro-
ductipns, either from hatred TO the CYAN
KEGS" or through fear Of suffering the
vengeance uf the "tigers" or the "bowie
knives" aud the other desperadOes which
are employed in the work of destruction
] in the rebel service. The game has been
all on one side, and the system from the
first adopted by our Government, in such
matters, has tended 10 strengthen the re
| bellinn with them il was, heads / win,
| tails YOU lose" Secesh could swagger
| and bully and threaten the Union men,
having full confidence they could, when
! ever the occasion required il, produce
! these "a evidences of their being true
Southern RIghtr" mpn-whilst at the
same time they ielt from any damage from
the government they were daily abusing as
| the perfection Of tyranny. The Union
men, for their Ealty TO their country,
l have been the sufferers both in the border
i States aud in the rebel Staies-and the
| government in this respect, has not done
! its duty towards them. Had the tact
heeu made fully manifest at the begin
! ming, that this is no mere political con-
| TEST in which we are engaged but q
civil war Which has been thrust upon the
nation, aud that treason is the highest
] crime that is known 10 the laws of the
land, aud the example been made Of some
OF those who had rranSgressed, we sin
cercly believe that it would have saved
thousands, az, tens Of Thousands OF Oui
ring countrymen from launching into Tn,
great ahy.s Of zee, ssiOnism. 1t il not yr
too late, TO effect change
Clipper.
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, I
AZ, .I,,sJ1. H., MAJ q 1850

LAECUIlNE OFflIEg
Nashville, Tenn, May 9, 1925
WHEREAS, Certain persons, unfriendly
and hostile to the Government of the
United States, have banded themselves
together, and are now going at large
through many Of the counties in this
State, arresting, maltreating and plum
dering Union citizens wherever found;
Now, therefore, l, ANDREW JOHNSON,
Governor Of the State OF Tennessee, by
virtue Of the power and authority in me
vested, do hereby proclaim that in every
instance Ia which a Union man is ar
rested and maltreated by the marauding
bands aforesaid, five or more rebels from
the most prominent in the immediate
neighborhood shall be arrested, impris-
oned, and otherwise dealt with as the
nature of the case may require. And
further, in all cases in which the property
Of citizens loyal to the Government Of
the United States is taken or destroyed,
full and ample remuneration snail be
made to them out Of the property Of such
rebels in the vicinity as have sympathiz-
ed with, and given aid, comfort, infor-
nation or encouragement to the parties
committing such depredations.
This order will be executed in letter
and spirit. All citizens are hereby
warned under heavy penalties from en-
lertaining, receiving or encouraging such
persons so banded together or in any wise
Connected Herewith.
By the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
EDWARD II. EAST,
Secretary of State.