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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26
C6ng resS uffd ConstItutfonal
Law.

The Boston Post has some very sensi-
bic and just remarks on the action Of the
upper branch Of Congress admitting he
Senators from Western Virginia, and the
Houge OF Representatives in the case Of the
Maryland members, elected under tho Ia
nous (or rather inlamous) military order
of Gen Schenck.
The course, it observes, both in the Sem
ate and House, in relation to elections held
in utter disregard of the Constitution and
the laws cannot but be observed with sor-
row by all who appreciate what Law is as
protector of society The Senators FROM
Western Virginia are there fatty in viola
tion of tho Constitution, and yet but five
Senators uttered protest agains this. We
are glad to see the first vote of the able
and accomplished Senator Buckalew, from
Pennsylvania, on the side Of the Constitu-
ton. This shows where he will be fonnd
Every word from him since his election,
marks him the fearless defender of his
country ,and the we'll furnished statesman.
The proceedings in the House, in the case
of the Maryland election ,dampen the hope
that, at this momentous hour, there will
be majority in Congress who will hes-
tate at any behest OF party. If Republic
cans will not shrink back from the IN i!ita,
ry proceedings in these elections, what viii
they recoil from!
Perhaps greater violation of the prin'
ciple of free elections was never seen in
this, or any other country than these cases
of Delaware and Maryland members of
Congress just admitted t.. seats in that
body Yet the radical journals are actu
ally claiming their election, in the way
was doue, as a credit for this adminisra'
tion. mark of its vigilance and an atone.
ment for grave sins of omission.
, But there is nothing new in this for the
, same disregard of principle is seen along
the whole course of fanalicism. 1t has had
more regard for law,as such, as it went on
, striking at slavery, than General Schcncl
had fo- free elections when he issued hi
ukases as to voting in the case of the Del
!. aware and Maryland representatives.
f The proceedings of Congress look a
though, even in so fragrant case as this
the demands of party were destined to tri
, umph over the claim of the oath to sup
port the Constitution and the laws; AM
: they serve to remind us of the scrvil
obedience with which the members of Par
lament responded to the demands Of tn
d ministers, in the reigu of George til
h Third. Then the measures which the lib
/. eral would now agree were not only insane
G but Of the. bluDders that rose to crimes
passed by the Overwhelming majorities
Il while the voice of truth, even though
! came in the divine eloquence of a Burk
or a Chatham, produced no effect.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26

WHAT "ABE" CosTs Us.-At recent
interview with delegation of war bowling
clergymen, Mr., Lincoln admitted that he
was ono prophet" That is true enough ;
he is certainly no prophet to his country
whatever he may be TO the cause of old
Satan and old John Brown. Lincoln has
cost his conntry three thousand millions Of
dollars and million of lives, and the end
is not yet. What a scourge to humanity
that he was ever born.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26

Look out for Counterfcits not only
of bapk bills, but of everything truly vgIu-
able. We understand that even the indis
pensablo articles known as "Family Dye
Colors" are not an exception to this rule.
The imitatioDs5Iikc all counterfeits, are
utterly worthless. Remember that Howe
and Stevens Family Dye Colors are the
original, the only valuable and uscfu
thing of the kind.
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"SrNEx," in the last Republican, pub
fishes an elaborate article, the gist Of which
charges us with advocating Slavery. In
this "Sinexn is as much mistaken as he
was when he delivered his famous no-party
speach last fall, before the Bloomsbury
DIS Loyal League. We seldom reply to
anonymous scriblers, but deem it proper
10 say, that whilst al our early predJudices
have been against Slavery, we to-day re-
gard it as much less curse upon the coun-
Try than the evils OF Abolitionism.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26

SENATOR BUcKALEw's first principal
vote in the United States Senate, on its re-
cent organization, was one Of which his
constituency my leel proud. twas against
the admission to seats upon the floor Of the
bogus Senators from Western Virgica.--
This pretended municipality has no legal
existence; was created in violation of all
Law and Copst tutions, is a nulity, and
hence Senator B. has only done his duty
and honored bis trust by opposing its pre-.
tensions to power and position.
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Who are the Soldiers Friends I

NINE. DEMoREsT has sent us her New
York Quarterly Mirror o. Fashion for the
winter, ending in February. 1t is work
that no lady should DO without and in short
we cannot conceive how they can. 1t
contains all the latest fashions, with full
size patrons accompanying each number
which are more than worth the price of
subscription. Send and get it. Single
copies 25c or one dollar year,with val
liable premium. No. 437 Broadway
New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
s,>~>~-~>
p n. WI S n a r r

OF this City, has undoubtedly discovered In his com
binn'ion for the treatment Of Dyspepsia one OF m,
greatest comedies tn II has ever been given to a1G
orug humanity; He has treated within the past Two
years something over nine thousand cHses In his NIL
vatc practice, many of which had deGcd the skin ~
eminent physicians In Europe aad America and ir
every caso where the medicines taken actbrding
10 directions, they have made perfect ere Many OF
the above cases were ot ovar twenty years randing
Those who are troubled with Dyspepsia wuuid' fa
well TO call nj the Doctors oi'e. Tie gvcs you adj
vice free Persons at n distance can cnuaut hy l,tt
describing The symptoms Or. Wislnt lr iatmrnt pu,
up in secure package with 6Il directions is sen, bs
express on the receipt of Six Dollars.
~ Bln I'll cdscs whore the disease has n Ot bccons
chronic Dr. Wisharts Dyspepsia Flls are all that /,
required. Sent by nal on the receipt of One Dol nt
Address Dr. l., a c. Wtshart, Philadelphia. Pitia
deiphia Ledger, Dee. 10, 1863 TIN,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26

The SoLDItRs' FRIEND Hon. CHAs.
DENIsoN, Democratic Member of Congress
from the Luzsrne District,--"the man who
licked Grow, last week offered reso.
luton in Congress, increasing the pay OF
the Soldiers in the Army, per month, to
THIRTY DOLLARS. For this righteous
measure every Democrat in Congress voted !,
but it was voted down by the Republican
Aboltionists. The same day, Mr.. Wash,
burn, one" of Lincoln's Illinois Represen.
tatives, who, had talked and voted against
paying the poor soldiers even one dollar
per day, introduced and passed bill pay
ing the Clerks at the Capitol FOUR DOL
LARS per day, and that only for about
six hours work, each day.
Who are the Soldiers Friendsi
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26

In the matter IF the If John StaIey and John r.
Gr0ts, dsSignees Of Elias Wsrtmdn Of Raorsburg IN
the county If Columbia
THE creditors Of Elias Wertman, and 1a other per.
Il sons interested, will take notice thai Il H. Little
mas been appointed by th Court Of Common Pleas of
the County of Columbia, auditor. make distribution
OF the bnla nee in the hands Of John Saley ana John
Grotz, assignees of Elias Wertmau, The auditor
hereby gives notice that he will attend at his Office in
Eloomsburg on Thursday, the 2ist day of January A.
D. lsb4 for the purpose of attending to the duties of
his appointments when aud whore all persons intorGs
ted IN the said FUND can attend il they think proper
aud present their Claims be debaTred from coming in
for share OF the fund Il. II. LIPTLE
blooulsDufg, Dec, w. lc63--4wS2. auditor.
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A Noble Purpose
AND THE GLORIOUS RESULT.

There are as many roads to fame and
fortune as there we're gateways to ancient
Tribes. Your ambitious warrior is for
carving bis way with the sabre Your as
piring politician for mon@uyring his way
by subtlety and consummate art but there
is one broad grand path to the goal, along
which nothing base can travel 1t is tue
path set apart for the march Of talent, en-
ergy, and noble purpose, and, though iul
of obstacles, it contains none which all
great man cannot surmount. This fact has
been exemplifed in inuumerabl instances,
but in few more fOrcible than In the car.
eer of Doctor Holloway, of London. For
twenty-five years he may be said to have
been climbing
1.-THE steep where Fame proud temple shines afar."
scattering blessings at every step He ap-
pears to have reached the summit at last.
The staff upon which he has leaned in his
ascent has been advertising, and by its
aid has not only realized worldwide
celebrity and splendid fortune, but has
been enabled to familiarize e millions of the
sick with the healing properties of bis
/ Pills and Ointment, who would never 9TH
erwise have been benefited thereby. The
victims of dyspepsia in this country, and
unfortunately their name is legion, have
good cause to rejoice that so wide pub
licity has been given to the virtues of hi!
Pills through the columns Of the American
press for, five are rightly informed the!
have cured and are now curing more case
OF his distressing complaint than all othe
medicines combined We hear, too, O
cures of scrolua and other external disor
ders by the Ointment, which, if they wer
not vouched for by the best authorities W
should pronounce incredible. These med
cnes seem to do what no other advertise
m edicines have ever done belore-tulf
The promises ofhe advertisement.
~ 7. "Police Gazette"
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4 FORTUNE F1H 81.

n q hunlhng, but an entirely new thing. only ihr.e
months ~ this couutr! No ciap.trap oPefntja %
gull the public. but genuine mcnul making tlIng j.
read the circular pi instruction only, and yud will
Understand it perfectly. Iaay has just written ~
me that she is making high a. twenty dollars
days giving instructions IN this art. Thou anGe Of
sollicrsare making money rapidly at II No p,rson
TO be urged 20 putrUmzc it, is thing that taks
mtlttr than anything ever b.fore offered You ran
bakee money with 1t home abroad OH steamboats, or
cGilrDad cars and IN the country city. You wi be
hdiEed in plrsung it, only because it will yield
handsome income, but also in consequence Of tn gen
ert admiration which 1t eicits 1t is pretty mach sil
profit, mere trih1 Is necessary to start with.
There is scarcely one person out Of thousands who
ever pays any attGnuonto advertisements Of this Eiui
Saukns they Hrc huinbUgs, consequently those who
do s'ud for instructions VIII have broad fell to max:
money in. There il a class OF persons IN this wcr|
think IN 1t because they have been hlmbuged Cnt
Of dollar 50, that everything that is advertised rs
humbug. Consequently they try nomore. The p'rses
who succeeds is the one that Keeps on trying un ho
hus something that pays him.
This art cost ms one thousand dollars and cIp-et
make money out Of it-and all who purchase The AT
Of me will do lbe same. Une Dollar sent to ne Will
insure the prompt rvtUrn OF card Uf nstruliiONb in
the art. The money will ht returned TO those not rat
isdad. WALi Err r.. VINSLEY,
No. | Park Place. New York
% i96J-3nn.
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oohHuN cATep.J
PULMONARY CON, UhpTOf.N CUR gBIE DIsEdsn
4 CARD,

TO cONSUNPTIVE'-Th undcrs gnsd having been
restored TO health in few wtCks, by avery simpl.
remedy, uttsr having suffered several years WITH Hss
we're lung affection, aud that dread disease eoDsump
ton is anxious 10 make known 70 his How sa
the means Of cure.
TO all who desire il, he win send a copy Of the me.
scrpton ueed, free Of charge. wh the directions fat
preparing and using the same, which they will dud
sure cure for consumption GFihma, bronchitis, IA
The only OBJ et os the adre'er IN sending the pre-.
scription is to benefit the afflicted sprenl informs
which he cOncClyeB to be Invaluable and he b,uss
every sufferer VIII try hs remedy, az it III cost tasm
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescrdtion will plcsso addfss.
rev. EDWARD a. WILSON, WliliamsburEh,
Sept. 70, 1858 Am kiNgs County, New iuts
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IMPORTANT TO LhUIES.-DR. HARvtT's FSEALs
PILLS have yet failed in removing diiicults ars
ing foa obstruction or stoppaFG OF nature, or II re-
storing the system TO perfect health when suffering
from spinal AE cti.us, Proapsrs .tteri, the Whites.
of other weakness Ut the Uterine organs. The Iils
perfectly harmless On thu constitution AMI may bo
taken by tn most deli ate female without causag dis
tress tiur they act lKc charm by strength.
cnng. uvIsoratng ami restoring the system to heat
thy condition, nui by btlGgu1 on the monthly period
with regularity, 10 matter run what causes t1a oe'
structun may ar,s1 The shOuid, however, NOT b,
during the first three or four months ofFfgnaGcY.
though safe at any oihr time. asmiscarTa2e would bs
the result,
ach box contains co Pills, price 81.
DR. HAKVEY'S TREhTlSE on uSrasesCf ernal.s
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, ialrunnC.s tcriiity Nspt0
du ,tOu aud abuses Uf nature, and cmphai!caily tn,
Laiies' Private ieiical Adviser, Il pamphlet of a
pages sent free any address. six nlB ScInred /"
pay postage.
b, Pills and book will be sent by mail when desired
securely s-aled ana prtpaid BY
J. BRYAN N. D.. General Agent,
No, 10 Cethr st. Now York
" Sold BY oil the principal druggists
december II, l-UI--lY.
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PARsoN BrownIow, who has been trav-
cling through the Northern States boasiing
of his bravery and patriotism aud collect.
ing money to start a newspaper at Knox
vile, Tenn, has given the world ample
evidence of his cowardice. When the
rebels under Longstrcet invested Knox
vile, instead OF staying to defend the city
he took to bis heels and left others to fshi
and defend his property.
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Auditors Notice.

I the matter Of the administration account Of BENJAMIN
Bom0oy and Isaac H0gaer administrators Of Isaac
Hagaer, late Of HemiocS tOURship, Columbia eonv de.
ceased.
notice, the undersigned Auditor aEpOintg d by the
Orphans Court Of Columbia county, at tho December
term thereof A, D., 1868 to make distribution of the
balance, in the hands Of the Administrators among
the heirs of said deceased will attend TO the duties of
ms appointment at his olhce m BlOomsLurg on Satur.
day the 93d day of January A. ID 1854 at ~ o'clock
IN the forenoon, when and where you VIII attend If
you lhink proper w. WRIT,
plvVmtoulg p'c IL, Ieci -fWS1 6udnoi
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Auditors Notice.

IN The Orphans Court for the County Of Columbia Es.
tate " John anderson late Of Scott tOnRskp
Ii. persons interested will take notice that the un-
ders'gncd appOlnte hudit0rby the Orphans Court
of Columbia county TO make distribution orhe balance
in the hands of Samuel b. Anderson administrator of
John Anderson deceased, wlll the parties at hi
oiiice, IN Boom>bnrg, Wednesday, The goth day Of
January A. d., leGi, AZ 10 O'clock A. N. for the pur.
pose OF MS appointment when and where all persons
interested requested TO present their claims or bI
debarred from coming IN for share Of such assets
p, L. Il. Ii iTLE,
pioomspurg, Doc ~, I5Oj-fWS2. .fuJicr
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January ~. isc3-iy ''' '''' 'N"''''"

Uniformity oiFr Friess "A New Feature in Buss,nas.
Every ono his own sapemnn' JONES h 60. ofthS
Crescent One Price Clothing Store, No. 20S Markesttoet
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition to having the largest, most varied md
fashionable stock Of Clothing IN philadel lpha made or
pressly for retail sales have consttued evcty ono
his own saleman by having marked in figures ON eanh
article the very lowest pce can ba sold for tpy
causot possibly VaTy~-all must buy uliEC.
The goods are wei spou-ed AMI pTcpares and great
pains taken with the making that all buy viii,
thetul assurance oi gotnng good article aI tile very
lowest price. Also Rarge stock f piece g1ois on hand
uf the latest style and hest quatice which wi be nads
TO order III The most fashionable aud best manner gs
per cent below credit priges.
RomcH5er the Crescent Ia N6kst above Sixth street
o l04 JONES A co
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26

Our member of Congress, Hon. Charles
Denison, takes his place naturally with
the most extreme and bitter Copperhead
opponents ofthe, Administration, and has
already given votes for which he may yet
be sorry. Fortunately he Injuries nobody
but himself as the loyal men in Congress
are in large majority.
REGARD ofthe Times.
VIM. P. Miner thus writes OF Hon. Chas'
Denison. For the faithful discharge of his
constitutional obligation, Mr.. Denison, is
denounced as "Copperhead," by the TO-
~ Miner. Mr.. Denson has voted to give
the Soldiers $50 per month, to appoint
commissioners to settle our national ditfi-
culties, and to compel the President,t 10 uss
due diligence to effect an early exchange
Of all our poor Soldiers now suffering in
Rebel Prisons, for neither Of which votes,
we thing, be will ever " be sorry" but we
are "sorry" to say, and record the fact
with shame, that all these, and many 9TH
or equally humane propositions, were
promptly voted down, in the present Con-
grsss by the very canting abolitsonists,
Mr.. Miner pronounces "the loyal men liz
Cong rsss, (and who be says) are in large
majority Shame on such blatant hypo-
srites
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,lELL,s SPECIFIC pILLS-WAn.

Z 7
( J RAsrrp IN ALL CAsEs-Can be reiieI m Never
ia 10 cure! DO not nauEcatc Are speedy in action.
No change Of diet required Do not interfere wI.h
busina,s pursuitsl Can be used without detection
UpNards OF 200 cures thn past month susle If them
very severe Over hundred phy sicans have
used them in their practice, and all speak well OF IN r
efficacy, and approve of their composition. which 10
entirely vegetable aud harmless ON the system Hun
dreds OF certificates tan BE- shown
Bells specific Pills the riginal and only genuine
Specific Pill. They adapted for male and female,
old yunng, and the only reliable remedy Tor cTctE
n permanent and speedy cur. in all cases of Sprrma
tOrrhca Seminal Weakness with all its train Of
evils such tretral and Vaginal Discharges, GlgfI
the Whites, Nightly or ihvoluuary Emissions. lgcoC'
tinunncc, Genital Debility and rrability, impot'nce,
Weakness or Loss Of Power NERVOUS Debility, &c.
all Of whl1h arises principally from sexual ExCessrs
Self. busG, some constitutional arrangement AM
ncapuCitatrs the sufferer from fulfilling the duties oi
married life In all sexual diseases, GOnorIlca,
elect. and StCictures and in Diseases OF the addef
and Kidneys, they act as charm! Reli-f ia GIpeu'
enctd by taking siugle box
Said by all The principal druggists. Price g.
They will be seat b mail. securely sealad, and CON
dlaniialiy on receipt OF the money, by
J, BRYAN, ~ D.
No. 16 Cedar ST., New fOrs'
Committing Physician for the treatment Of Seminal,
Urinary, Sexual and Nervous Diseases, whu "tl
send, free 10 all the following valuable work. ~ seal
ad envelope: ..,
THE FlFIIErn THousAEp-lR, BELLS TREATl-b
on self Abuse Premature Iecay Impotence bud i1ss
Of power Sexual Disc asCs Seminal Weakness Mighty
EalissiOns, Genital Debility, &c. &C. pamphlet Of "a
which sh ould be read by every sufr the meas
Of cure in the severest stages is plainly set ion i"'
stamps required 10 pay postage.
December II, le6S-ly
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Mr.. JOSEPH LILLEY has our thanks for
a mess of excellent Green Corn, which he
had preserved last August, in salt Pickle,
and which is now as green and delicious as
when growing in the Corn field
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1t is stated that steps are to be taken
by Congress at an early date for mastering
cut of service large number of major and
brigadier generals. It is estimated that
about forty will be thus vesded out from
the army.
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THE President wants the South to swear
to support his abolition and emancipation
proclamation as condition for coming
back into the Union, and the war is to
be waged until they are forced to do it,
If they would swear to support the Consti.
tuition they could not come Now what is
the war for I
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A Bargain for students.

We have on hand and will sell at reduced
prices, Scholarships, ,on almost any of the
higher Colleges and Seminaries of the
Country. Young men desiring to finish
their Collegiate Education, should call up
on us before selecting their location. 1t
will be to their advantage.
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GROUP.
hsw HAvIs, DEE. H.. i.ee,

's" hANfS' Dcc' " l.Js
Having h,er taught that modiciuep. order to be
valuable must originate with rOme particular faculty
school considered patent medicines (sD calItd
humbuE, until after losing our beloved child with
Group we wer5 forced by the suffering ofauoihor from
same disease and the advice ot rilrds Try Coca
Cough nalsam. Little Eddie had gone, and. though
loved him. wudld not call him irOIn his quiet rest,
10 share the sorrowa Of t!lis uHtrlendy world, lt
WIlle is there no remedy for tht2 We found it in
Goes Cough Balsan. 1t relieved him in about twenty
inmates TO great Joy and the surprise OF Others,
W. cannon be hired TO dispense with this priCtlet
bl.ssing and arc glad to learn that MIR. zoe ha,
made arrangements with parties, whereby II may bs .
come more extensively trOwn IN view 0C this let ma
say every parent, when ynnr child is slfTtrfg with
Group, give this BalsaU. give it freely. II did
believe it tu be- tbs test remedy for you cetsiuly
would Roi ray il. Truly yours
EDWARD GWIEELt4
MERCY GWlNELL.
For tale by Druggists everywhere.
q. q. CLARK, & co, PrOprietots.
NEw UAvIT, Conn
r7-see advertisement in another column.
December ~, lEu3--;t.
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The Eveaing Post calls upon the Loyal
League, which it says has organizations in
every school district in the State, to i'm.
mediatcly set 10 work and raise the quota
on the late call of the President. Five
recruits in every school district, the Post
calculates, will relieve the State of the
draft. We second that motion.
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR Calboun

DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-J. X Calhoun
Esq editor of tho Armstrong Democrat, =,
and formerly member ofthe Legislature,
died at his residence in Kittanng, of ty-
phoid fever, on the 9th instant. lie was
"A man of amiable disposition and consid.
erable intelligence, a sound lawyer and
vigorous writer,