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AbltN TAI Cir ON sIShEEs AND.
!. We machin'. Oh i,aiiy tus tuct.nr
El rAiTt MAJ nag tor 81 sent o. ,Nou tf,,
..esIuing. Appy a. ili9 Alien Z. mar bsIarc'y
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MANIiAITAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION

NJ ~ ANlt,' hNpTRArRlS' SAYINGS
~ luH'itut "a, No 2-1 lo..rv on T. ia'Is from
~ - T. O'Clock 4. " Interest Ut the
~ oi pr g ut pa luuum allowed ca Gums Of
fIpO sud under per cent Z Anuuul on I1rg d
draw thteI'tt tom the 1T july
no ,,..,., CHARLES PECK, President.
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WA<TE.Ip.

OfktioBS on StNGtE'S MACHINE
Ii,.t., IA milts,y o'er~ca,. usnied ~ ~
1890 w. ''NHe Uut eoHl hsnfs need apaly IL
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II AVERY TO LII AT Ga GisI.LNlYI.
a''y Apply to Mrs. II LLwODb, o,,r thr d.. a .
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10

On Monday evening last, the citizens or
Hemlock township had spirited Demo-
cratic Meeting in the School House, al
Buckhorr The officers OF the meelUg
were as follows:
I. J. VANOrSsLIcr, Esq, PresidsnE Wee
Presidenls--Johu, Belz, Capt Isaac Leidy,
Hugh A. Hartman, Elias Geiger, Charles
Neihar, Benz Bomboy Secre,ares, Leon.
ard Bomboy, Hugh D. Mcbride.
Speeches were made by f. II. Little Esq.
and Col John G. Freeze, all of BIoomshnrG,
They pleased he people in Their remarks,
aad gave the issues Of the campaign fair
and impartial discussion. The meeting
was entirely successful, all being well sat-
isfed, and adjourned hy giving three cheers
Tor the speakers, and three cheers for our
standard bearers, WOODWARD and LowmE,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
Democratic Meeting.

A large and enthusiastic Democratic meet
ing was held al Beach Haven, Luzerne CO.,
on Saturday last. Before the organization
of the meeting, a splendid Hickory Pole,
one hundred and seven feet oug, was raised
with the Stars and Stripes flung 10 the
breeze at its top. A, O'Clock the meeting
was organized by appointing VIM POLLOCK,
Esq, President; aller which Hon. LEVI L.
TATE. Hon M +. JACKSON, and E. II LIT
TIE, ESQ, all OF Columbia county, made
exceIlen, speeches, being frequently inter
rupted with rounds of applause. The issues
Of the campaign were ably and fairly dis
cussed. The attendance was large, from
three 10 four thousand persons being pres
eni. The ladies honored the occasion with
their presence, in large numbers. After
some two hours were taken up by each OF
the speakers, the meeting adjourned. with
three cheers Tor Woodward, Lowrie, and
Constitutional Liberty.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
Large Meeting at JcrsGytOwn.

The meeting at Jerseytown, in this
county, October eth, was, for the section
where held, very large--foy thousand
persons present, The meeting organized
at 2 O'Clock by choosing the following
officers
PeSident-Hon. G. r. BUoKALEw.
Tice PresidcntS--IIon. John Mercy.
nolds, Hemlock; Hon. Stephen Baldy T.,
Catawissa ; Hon. Jacob Evans, Green
wood; Hon. Robert Moore, Danvilo !;
Hon. Joseph Dean, Derry Thomas A.
Funston, Esq, and b. Essig, Madison +;
JohnJ Barkley, Bloom Peter Ent, Esq,
Scott; d. S. Vanderslice, Mt. Pleasant;
Benjamin Wintersteon Pine; Tram Dorr,
jackson; Sam'l MclIenry, Benton Rich
ard Fruit, Anthony, and John Moore,
West ilemlock.
SecretmieS-Col. Levi L. Tate, Capt.
Tho. Chalfant, W. II. Jacoby and j. S.
Sanders, Esqrs.
The President having opened the meet.
ing, it was addressed by Jos. G Bucher,
Esq, in an interesting and useful speech, j.,
after whom Gen. VIM. Biddle Of Lycoming,
made an earnest and effective appeal to the
people in behalf of the Democratic cause.
The afternoon was stormy, but the great
attendance, and the spirit with which the
people endured the rain in listening to the
speakers, indicated their determination in
the cause of liberty, and the crushing ma
jority which will be given by this section
of the State, on Tue day next.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
Democratic Meeting in jackson.

TIE Democracy held large and enthu.
siasic meeting in Jacob Lunger's beautiful
Grove, on Saturday Oct. 3, 1868 the stand
was ,as:elully decorated by the sterling
Democratic ladies' Of that vicinity with
splendid wrealhs encircling the likeness of
the Father OF his country on the one side,
and of Old Hickory JACKSON on the other,
On motion, JOHN McHENRY sen, Of
Benton, was elected President ; and, John
Fritz, SEN, VIM, J. IkeIer, VIM, Kline, Peter
Rice, VIM Eyer, David c, Auer'on, Isaac
R Kline, Lewis Schuyler, w. A, Kline,
Isaac lkeler, Caleb Thomas, VIM. Lawton,
Albert Hunter, Benz, Wintersteen, Jesse
Bromsletler, and Michael BIhein, Vice
Presidents, A. j. AlbeHson and L A. Gar
man, Secretaries. The honest and fearless
yeomanry came forth from all quarters 10
hear the truth in this our country's hour oi
peril, and they were not disappointed the
true issues OF the times in which we live
were ably set forth in patriotic speeches
made by Col, J, G Freeze, +, R. keller and
Wesley Writ, Esq, amidst rounds OF ap'
plause and appreciation after singing two
patriotic songs the meeting adjourned by
giving three cheers for The Union as it was,
the Constitution as it is, with Woodward,
LowIis, and Liberty forever.
Signed hy the officers,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10

Another Ab0lnien Fizzh.-On Friday
last, DR.. PEE JOHN issued large hand
bills and posted them about town, calling
on men, women and children to meet in
the Court House that evening and hear
the political ISSUES of the campaign, dis
cuSsed by q certain Doctor HAYS. In the
evening, after several ringing6 of the bell J.,
Pee John, the Badger and the conscrip-
ted attorney, with his exemption cane,
with four or five other abolltionists made
there appearance. After waiting a con-
siderable time for an audience, and none
came Pee arose and announced in loud
and distinct voice, in way OF a apology for
the fizzle, that { he had at least told half
dozen or more persons that DR.. Hays had
not arrived in town. whcreupon one of
his aids denied the statement, and assur-
ed the faithful few that the orator was in
town, as q strange man was seen 10 get oil
the evening train. With this assurance,
their feelings were revived, and continued
to wait and abide the test Of time. But it
was no go--tims fetched neither audience
or speaker, and with sad hearts and up
heaven sighs, the lights were extingished,
and the few followers Of the great Abraham
and Shoddy retired. Sch is the true pro-
ceedings Of the fzzle in Bloomsbury last
week, at a reguler meeting Of the "Roy-
al Leagers.'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10

LET the soldiers who may be at home on
the day Of the election, remember thai!
ANpRGw q. CURTIN, the shoddy candidate
for Governor vas in the conspiracy against
Gen. McCLELLAN, and that it was his inau.
ence as much as any other cause that in
duced the President 10 remove MCCLElLAA
from the command OF the army McCLELL-
AN is the "solders friend, )" and the soldiers
are his friends, aud they owe il TO them
selves to strike down the enemies Of their
heroic commanded
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
NEAR RElEG EIS.

On the 9th ult., by Rev. Isaac Roller,
Hon. CHARLES A. KLINE, Of Klinesville,
Greenwich township, to SUSAN c., daugh.
ter of David kutz, Esq of Maxataway.
all Of old Bcrks.
At the Hotel in White Hall, by Rev. A.
f. ShanaEelt, Mr.. GEO. Ii. SMITH. and
Miss. LIZZIE A DuRLIN, both of Green.
wood twp, Col. co.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
DNAFI! DDA1l!!

mportaat TO Persons liable TO Draft in
tie counties of BrodtOrd, CoiuDlbia,
SdAoan, Alo"tor g. Wyoming,
Do you wish 10 have your Exemption Papers cor
reCtiy made out DO you wish To obtain reliable in.
formation in regard to your claims for exemption DO
you wish 10 employ an experienced person to aid in
the office of Justice Pierce in Troy, bradford county,
Pa, on aud after Wednesday sept l6th 1903
shall have the services of Experienced Persons to
assist me, 50 that claimants have their busin
attended without any uclay Charges moderate.
II. W. PATRICK.
October 3, IsG3.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10

y~Meases are prostrating the Volun-
teers by hundreds the hospitals are crow
ded with them. Soldiers, be warned in
time. Holloway's Pills are positively in.
falible in the cure Of this disease occas-
ional doses Of them will preserve the health
even under the greatest exposures. Only
25 cents per box
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
Id f. "A Il ia =.

In Espy, on the 29th ult,, ROBERT A.,
son of Robert S. and Margaret A. Howell,
aged about 2 years.
AT the same place on the 22d ult., Mrs.
SAyILLA E., wife Of the Rev. James NJ.
Salmon, in the thirty. fifth year Of her age.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10

Cur AND TIE.--Democrat in whose
hands tickets have been left will do good
service for their party by having them cut
AMI tied up ready for voting.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10


Bes, trolting mare horse or gelding 5 90
Any person competing for the 500 90
premium must pay So 90 IA, the Stand be-
fore starting.
Judges-Casper Rain, Cauawissa; John
Frui,, Jerseytown; 5. l., Beetle, Llght Street.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Article 81 OF the Constitution requires
every person to pay 10 the association one
dollar to CONSTITUTE membership, the prac-
tjce heretofore has been TO bay a family
,cke: on iair days and have their names
recorded at the time.
Every exhibitor is required to become a
member of the association before entering
his article TOR exhibition, or compeltOn.-
Miners can become exhibitors when their
parent or guardian is a member
The field of competition j. opehlu all -
Persons irom other counties can become
exhibitors upon the same terms as citizens
OF this county.
All articles offered for competition must
be owned 10y the competitor Fruit, vege-
tables, flowers, &C., must be the growth of
the competitor, and all manu- laclured ar
ticles must be made by the competitor.
All articles for competition must be on
the ground by I2 O'Clock Nj, on Thurs.
day 18Th, and remain there unuI o'cIock K
p. NJ. on Friday 10th, when hey are the
disposal of the exhibitor
Shows, flying horses or other amuse
meuts that tend to distract lhe attention OF
visitors will not be allowed.
Stands for the sale OF refreshments can
be obtained bv making application to The
President or Secretary Of the Association,
No lcence viii be granted TO stands tia
sell splrlIuous or matt Liquors.
Judges appointed to examine the differ
enl classes will confer favor on the A..o,
citation by calling at the Secrelarys office
early on Friday morning and obtain thei
instructions,
Tickets TO the fair cen be obtained OF A
j Sloan, Elias MendeuhaI, j. j. Brewer
H. c. & |. w. Hanmans, Lloyd SharpIess
s. II. Miller, BIoomsburg Iron Co., Nc
Kelyy Neal & Co., A. J, Evans, and Boo
Store,
H. lKLER, President,
L, B, RUPERT, Secretary,
Bloonsburg, sept 30, 1893,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10

Soldiers Read! Citizens ReadH The
address of the Democratic State commit
tee, on the first page of our paper. Read
it and then hand it to a return soldier
The result Democrats is now in your hands
let it be nothing less than an old jackson
victory. Forward, boys, forward.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10

The PRESERVATION OF the CONSTITUTION,
The RESTORATION OF THE UNION,
AND THE SUPREMACY OF THE LAWS,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
PIECE OF LAND,
TJgO DWELLING HOUSES,
JACOB EYERLY, CLERK.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE partnership heretofore existing between q. w,
/ Mckelvy aud ]. McNnch, in the manufacture Of
paper al Catawissa Mills under the firm OF g. W Nc.
Kclyy K Co., is his day dissolved by mdtua consent
The business Of the late firm will be settled by O.
w, MCkelvy, at Catuwissa Mills.
Nv. McKELVY 8. co.
THE undersigned, having purchased the interest of
J. s MCNmch, IN the late firm uGC w. AcKrIvy Il CO..
would inform his friends that he will continue the
Of Paper and purchase Rags, as hereto
fore, aud sohrits a continuance oi the paronage so
LIBERAL bestowed On the late firm.
{. w; McKELVY.
Catawissu Mills Oct 3, lsG3.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
Greenwood Seminary,
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
FOR BOIH SEXES
7. M POTTS, PRINclPAL,
Mathematics, Book Keeping and Natural Sciences.

J, B, PATTON, A. M,
Execution Literature, and 4aceat and Modern Languages
The Scholastic year is divided into four quarters of
eleven weeks each, commencing follows On the
seIold Monday in Augustine first Monday in November
the third Monday in January, and the second Monday
in April, -
THE EXPENSES
Per quarter for Boarding aud Tuition in English range
from $50 90 10 S3l 90. Languages Music and Draw
ing are extra.
" For Circulars or further particulars, address the
Principal at MlLLNILLE, COLUMBIA Co, PA.
october 3, leG3--lyF
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
NGru a0Ucrtis
SELECT SCHOOL.

nj e r. w, Wynkaop will commence their next
vi Term Of school October the % leG3 They have
room for few boarding Scholars and prepared to
receive both primary and advanced Pupils
Prices range according to the studies. Namely Al
phabet and SprlliAg, $500 Reading S2,!5; Geography
Writing and Written Arithmetic, $3.50 Grammar and
oral ArithmatiC, 5000; History and Philosophy, $50
Algebra and Astromy 100.
Instruction given in OrnanentGl Transparent Paint
ings on glass, also in water colored and oil Paintings
If desired
Bloomsbury Oct. 10th, lSd3.-3t.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
The Soldiers Right to Vote.

Uhen a soldier returns 10 his election
district, he resumes oil the oiuI rights
of citizenship, and his residence being
unimpdired BY his temporary absence,
he has right 10 Uote on 6ection day,
bm under The Constitution, TO which his
Iea'ty Is due, he can acquire no right
10 cote elsewhere ercept by change of
residence frcm one district TO another.
The learned Judge depre-
Gates Constitution that shall disfran.
chiSe our Uoluateer soldiers. II strikes
US That this is az inaccurate use Of Ian.
gudge. The Constitution WOuld dis.
franchise no qualified roter. But, to
secure purity Of election, ii wouId haze
its roterS IN the place ,chcre they are best
known on election day. ia Uoter uot-
untarily stays at home, or goes on jour
ney, or joins the army Of his co,mtrU
can u be said The Constitution ads dis
franchised him? -Four Of The Judges
of this Court, living IN Other parts Of
This State, fnd themselves, on ihe dag Of
every Presidential Election, in the City
Of PHtSburg, oohere their C6icial duties
takeS them and Where they are not per-
miued TO Uote. HtUe theY a right to
change the Constitution ,0ih diSlran-
chising them? ? Such is or case and
such is the case of the Uolonteer8 in the
ormy. THE right Of suffrage is corg"l
y pre8erUed for both them and as, 10 be
enjoyed Vhm ace return 70 the places
whjch The Constitution has appointed for
its erercise.-G W. WOODWARD.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
The Printers Wants.

We want Cider, Corn, Pumpkins, Grain,
Beef, Pork, Poultry and Money
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
Public Sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!
N pursuance Of an order of the Orphans
! Court Of Columbia county, on Thursday the 2lt day
of October next at IN clock in the forenoon Abraham
Young, and Levi wriEhs, Administrator, &c, of Lud
wig Young late of Madison township, in said county,
deceased, Will expose to by Public Vendue, the
premises 4 certain m sSuage and
PIECE OF LAND,
Bounded and described follows TO wit on the North
by lands of Joseph Young and Amos Keller, on the
East by land Of Abraham Young, and others, on the
South by land Of Jacob DeChel and on the West by
lands Of Daniel Earnest and Amos Heller, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less, wharcon are erected
IYFO DWELLING HOUSES,
ONE BARN, Out b.iliings and other improvements.
Late the estate OF said decreased, situate in the town
ship of Madison, and county aforesaid
JACOB EYERLY, CLERK.
W. Terms SALE.Ten per cent. of the forth of
the purchase money to be paid on the day sale One
fourth less than ten per cent to b. paid at the Con
nation of the sale, aud th' balance in year from
cupiirmatOn, with interest from continuation.
B.oOmsburg October 10, l-GJ.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10

For Sale Cheap first rate Book
Case and Secretary eombned--aPpy to J, C. FREEZE
BoomsbuTg, AuguGt Is, 1868,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10
Honest Abraham Ills Honest Acts and Hon
est Supporters.


est Supporters.
Even The wafmest supporters o. this ad'
miuislraion-Hls most serylle and meEcen.
ary advocates-its hired scfibblers and ora.
tors-lhe very scuIions and scum OF the
kitchen, admit that the Presidents procIa-
nation suspendina the privilege of the writ
OF haieas corpus was dangerous exercise
ofpower. Forney, the most de based aud
inscriptions among all the servants in the
White House, says:
"The power which IBIS suspensio will
give the President would BE dangerous III
the hands OF a corrYpt ruler, but the homes
" aud IncorrupGble patriotism OF Abraham
Lincoln guarantee its upright aud lInpaFu-
81 exercise"
What if the 'hohesty" imputed to Lin
coin by these advocates OF arbitrary power
should prove 10 have no eXi-'ence-lhen,
ron!ps,ejly, he is now exercising a power
"Gau4prousn to the liberties Of the county.
AbI wAat evidences hare we had OF his
"hone,J''--wha, but the mere assertion
OF hie Interested supporters, men who make
lrdde OF falsehood? HIS words and ac-
io,..-,, ,,,;ob r, or., I,oL To,-,,oof of
his "Aoue>ly." rather lhau TO the opinions
Of he venni sycOphants who are thieyug
upon plundrr and paTonage~-all te.li(;
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-04


The Psei NTash.sro SPECIAL says
safasnzi fnam ilse ils a. ihe 81
fea iha General i.et 8 a nesf
esfa itr h bank Tie k4-
g as Gca Meade
sat a5 aaa frn pFoas eaf-
aB aufi beam y aasier .af
lev o na % freaafark bar
Be 3fe b io
Nw Yak 1aly O.
TIE 81 Morning s'ar Is ore
- I.aaf I.laaA pll come og IS
sa water tonight lies ugers
ash m tAsc arrived. Iae Es}esss
says we base ssea to-day ollee ifom
General Giraais aray. wilo ia ick s
burg about les days age TIE Ho'e
Il f.fonaraiina sor nsrcli 10 Mobile
vas den heard On every fi.c. The
tsUoys were ii The best spirits and
eossasleas II success. The calculation
was the stars and stripes would float
over Mobile by the 18th Of August
Washington, July 81.
Information received to-day from
the army of lle Potomac, states that
Lee massed bis forces II Culpep9er
On Wednesday, ard made other prep
araiions to give us battle on the Rap.
pahannock. lis Girsi advance south
was 10 foil Us Ia taking the Freier-
lcksburg route. but finding We did not
advance, be concentrated lis forces 81
Culpeppcr.
The Rappahannoek is guarded from
Fredericksburg 70 Ely's Ford on iae
Rapidan By only one rebel regiment.
The Rapilau is fortified south Of
Culpeppcf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-04
EXCISE TAX NOTICE.

Ias Aa.iaa1s tsstHaFa = &c klrst tei-
s4s af fhs stsft g kegmes'. haV-
as essnssps kaesr aRnaa sts 81 tss-
.easss nIt fF Nay fd'ag
Z. AZ. hffesy gre naiAa 'Aai 'ss lssit =
tAe 1884, la sh1 lssA ss % ihe
Csaefe 4sesniaesdn. I'll ie e.f fsr eEasl.
.aas.ss Il gas Haftaka B4ak, q NsbetHs.
atr. 81 ga csariy. So the space gf aliees
safeaher asfe IS MS aaslee
Anl I 1.stlsf give not.se thsi ulll siieua
g ~ aale y A 4 Miner Eq p Mas.
esfet. Is il,e Cosgfg Is 5saHius ieH. 60 us
3liA 4sval Aazas, uszt, g Ipselts ana g.
grinite appeals Vlaiive 3 any ffrensaus ar
ssssv - vaiaataa q ss4 Alsls agrreah.y
h. AZ al eeata sesi Ca IS the kzeist LaN u
tac CnHcl states, approved JAY ~, 1852
Cisco uades my l4Aa at FaiF iiaTea, ia
said a sl,ae,iaa D.sigist, Ills 20 Day g JAY
a. b 1868
W. c EfTTREDGF, Assessor
ofMe fgs C3ie1iioz hssictoi
"a fss STATE q I'ermaai