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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-09
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News by Yesterdays Mail.
Proclamation by Gov Curtin.

A CALL FOR IL 900 MsN FOR ONE Hun
DRED DAYS.
HARRISBURG, July B, 1854.
PENNSYLVANIA, ss
A. @. CuRTiN.
In the name and by the authority Of
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, An
DREW G. CURTIN Governor OF said Com
monwealth.
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas the President of the United
States has this day made cali upon the
commonwealth of Pennsylvania for twelve
thousand (l2,000) militia, as volunteer in.
fantry, to serve at Washington and it's
vicinity, for one hundred days, unless
sooner discharged.
l, ANDREW G. CURTIN, Governor ofthe
said commonwealth, do make this my
proclamation in response thereto, and do
hereby call on the freemen Of Che Pennsyl
vania Militia TO come promptly forward,
as they have heretofore done, and fill the
reauisition for important service. 1t is
apparent that the enemies of our govern.
ment, in desperation, are threatening us
with an armed loroe, in the hope that the
army of General GRANT may be withdrawn
from before Richmond and 1 call upon
tho citizens of this Commonwealth, capa-
BILE OF bearing arms, to come forward with
out delay, and thus aid our heroic brothers
in the great army of the republic.
Given under my hand and the great seal
Of the State, at Harrisburg, this 5th day
of July, in the year Of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and sizty-four, and
of the Commonwealth eighty ninth.
BY the Governor, ELI SLIFER,
Secretary OF the commonwealth.
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Uniformity of Prices A New Feature in Bussines
Every one his SalrsnHn JONES II co. Of the
Crescent One Price Clothing Store No 9O4 Marketstree
above sixth, Phadclphia
In ad iitun having The largest, most varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in PhiladGl pha made
prcssly for retail sales, have constituted every one
his own sneman, by having marked ia figures, each
article very lowest price can he sold for so they
Cauaut possibly yary-al must buy alike.
The goods are well sponged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making that all buy with
the full assurance OF getting good article at the very
lowest price Also large stock of piece goods hand
of the style and best qualities, which VIII be made
to order in the fashionable and best manner, Is
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth street
No 204 JONES %.
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SaS We have been authorized to state
that, MARTIN A. AMMERMAN, Esq o,
Fishingcreek township, respectfully de.
clnes being candidate for the Office o.
Sheriff at the approaching Fall election
The circumstances under which he, has
been placed by the loss of his wife have
induced him to withdraw bis nalnc from
before the public for the nomination OF
Sheriff oil Columbia..county. Mr. Ammer.
man is gentleman of considerable popu-
larity, and his chances for the nominated u
were toleraby sair.--Star.
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s-7' Mrs. Jessie Frcmont's book, " The
Story OF the Guard aud Coopers novel Of
"Ihe Pathfinder have suddenl become
very popular. The Republicans think
Coopers novel i. a life aud adventures of
Fremont, and are buying it with a rush. Il.
will give them some very good reading, if it
does not very much cn'ighten them about
John 9
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Deaths IN DaavHe, last Vfek.-Mr.
Aathw Henrie, of tho Union Hotel, re-
turned soldier John Aariau,, an en-
plOyee Of the Penn'a Iron Works son
Of Daniel Jones, Barber, aged about seven
years, and son of Daniel Morgan, Sup't
of The Penn'a Co.'S Furnancc, aged about
une years, both by drowning.
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ESy" That weddinu at Pee John pror

bzy" That wedding that Pee John prom.
ised us long time ago has not yet come
of We don't think Pee is behaving well
in this thing. That flank movement on
the Coppcrhead. d nt seem to have amopn-
ted to anything But uaybc the chief Gu
,aincer il "huutiog "A base and when he
finds enc, thcn we Shall see wha. we shall
see
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sss' ISAAC w. CAMPBELL, Esq, ow-
ing to bis declining health, has with
drawn from the "Eort Wayne Times"
leaving its entire management in the hands
Of Hon. John w. Dawson.
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Ssy" Public Speakers, Military Oficere
and Singers can use "I}rown's Bronchial
Troches," or Cough and Voice Lozeuges,
as freely as requisite e,-containing nothing
that can iujure the system. They are in-
valuable Tor alaying the hoarsencss and
irritation incident to vocal exertiou, clear
ing and strengthening the "oicc
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Candidate for A ssemblv.

Al the solicitation Of many friends would announce
to the voters of Columbia County that will be cand
date for ASSEMBLY at the approaching general eoc.
ton subject to the decision of the Columbia county
Democratic Convention.
WIN. II. JACOBY,
Boomsburg, May Ia, 1864 -2t
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pa" We are informed that the Draft
Commissioners called Thomas Dunn few
days ago, bu, Thomas did not answer
Must somebody row be drafted TO gil his
place or is he rated as Dcserler Sup
pose some enlightened black republican n
gives us the law on the subject
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BGS- Browns Bronchial Troches. for
Coughs, Colds, Pulmonary and Asthamatic
Disorders, have proved their efficacy by a
test of many years, and have received tes.
timoniaIs from eminent men who have
used them.
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Saturday Morning, July 9, 1864.

BLANKs.-We will inform our readers
that we keep on hand all kind of blaIk
Deeds, Bonds, Leases, Petitions for tavern
Licenses, Bonds, Justices and Constable's 8
blanks OF every description, Summons,
Executions, Notes of hand, School Order
&C., &c.
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Tall Tin,oihH -Tuo.. j. WANDER
SLICE, Esq, showed us the other day,
some Timothy over sir fa long, grown on
his farm in Hemlook twp.
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afAs We direct attetion TO the advertise
ment Of Simon G. Shive in this weeks Col
umbia Democrat. 1t rare chance for
Capitalists.
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her and takes great pains to visit any one that she
hears has anything like her case, and tries 10 get
them TO come and see me. The next easel Miss SEQ.
e Id from Stamford, Conn. Mrs Bartholomew got her
down to see me, and she has been since nj her
house. W hen she FIRST to my rooms, she was
much emaciated with distressing cough splitting large
Quantities of blood. I examined her lungs with the
resptometer, and in all my practice never found one
with one lung far gone and the other lung so sound
could not give much encouragement. | thought she
would die but TO my asonishment the Pulmonic syrup
seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills all seemed TO 60
right to work the lung is all healed over leaving
cavity as large asa goose egg good appetite fine
spflts and mas gained some thrty.hye pounds In
weight. she has some cough yet, which DO no not
think VIII leave her before June. should think II
would be Of great interest to unprejudced ply
coian to visit these cases particularly Miss Scofed
any Of them who have been cured by my medicines
They are numerous in New York but the above three
all differ from each other and " my medicines do.
ing what represent they are, they should have tine
credit and the afflicted know whore aud how they may
be cured. ]. II, SCHENCK, NJ. ID.
Dr. n. Schenck can be found at his principal office,
No. 30 North 9Th Street. Philadelphia every Saturday
frome A. NJ, until P. NJ, to give advice, free Of
charge but for thorough examination he charges
three dollars Price Of the Pulmonic syrup and Sea
weed Tonic each 1875 per bottle or 81 the half dozen
Mandrake Pills 95 cents per box and for sale by all
Druggists and Dealers.
June f.. 1
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gag- We publish in another column of
to.day's paper, the prospectus of "Tbo
Campaign Age" published by Glossbren.
nor g. Welsh, 430 Chestnut street Phila.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
EYE d EAR.
7 Err .IBLE DISCLOSURES SECRETS FOR THE


I Err ,IBLE DISCLOSURES SECRETS FOR THE
| MILLION
a most valuable and wonderful publication. 4 work
JOo pages, and 81 COlored Cmgravinys. DIR. HUN
TER'S NAUE MECUM, an original aud popular tIeat.
les Man aud Woman their Physiology, Functions,
and Sexual disorder Of every kind with failing
Remedies for their speedy cure The pHctCe of DR..
liunter has long been aud still is unboundcd, but
the earnest solicitation Of numerous persons he has
been induced extend his medical usefulness through
the medium of his WADE MECUM'' Iii voiume
that hould be in the hands of every family in the land
AZ preventive Of secret vices, as guide for the
aeviaUn Of Gne of the most awful ana destructive
scOurgcs visited mankind, One copy securely
vclOptd will be forwarded free Of postage to any part
ofthc United States for 80 cents in stamps
Address, post paid, Dr. Hunter, No. Division
Street, New York
NAV 81, lSGI ".
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B1W@lSBURG TlMRKBT.
CANDIDATES.
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY.

We are authorized to announce the name of GEO
SCOTT, of Catawissa, as n candidate for ASSEMAIY.
at the approaching general election, IN this Rcpresen
tatve District composed Of the counties Of Columbia
and Montour subject the decision OF the Columbia
County Democratic Convention.
6 nd
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INQUEST OF PARTITION.

Esfate Of frederick hnouSe decd.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, ss:
1 y the Orphans Court OF Columbia County, in tho
matter ot the partition and valuation of the Estate
of Frederick knOuse, late of Jackson twp deCcusrd,
TO Jackson knouse, and Hannah, internarricd with
Peter Nage, residing at Bethel in Branch county state
OF Michigan. TAKE NOTICE, That an INQUEST Will
be held at the late dwelling house Of Frcderick Knou-
deceased In the township Of Jackson county of Co.
lumbia, on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of Augut next,
-G4, between the hOu:s Of O'Clock A. NJ ,and O'Clock
7. ~. Of said day for the purpose of making parti
On Of the Real Estate oI said deceased and among
has children and legal representatives II the same can
bo done without prejudice To spelling OF the whOle
otherwise value and appraise the according TO
law; al which time and place you required to at
tend if you thnk proper.
J. II FURMAN, Sheriff.
Bloc usburg, June A. iSGi,--it
!ArRiMONIAL- L--lf you wish to marry, address
I'l the Undersigned who will send you, without
money and without price" valuable information that
will enable to marry happy and speedily, mat.
ttr how old how ugly, or how poor. his reliable
affair The information " III cost you nothing aud If
you wish to marry, Will chrrilul'y ssst you. All
letters strictly confidential The drsir ed informal ion
sent By return matt and no gurstiIns skcd Address
SARAH b. LAMBERT,
Grernpuint, Kings county, n Y.
lima INIt
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RG~ The Amertcaa MOnthly, a Demo
cratic Mag aziue, devoted to Literature,
Art Science and Politics" for July, is on
our table. 1t has DineIy-slx pages, and
comprises twenty articles-chapters in the
life of McC Clellan-Brazl and its society
--Denmark-the country and the clergy
Tales, essays, sketches, poetry, Editors
Table and book notices.
The July number is an improvement on
previous Ones and the course of the
"Amcrican Monthly" is onward and up
ward, 1t deserves support, and we trust
that the party will see that it has it. The
July number begins the series and the vol.
umue, and is OF course just the time to
subscribe. Price SO yeaI No. 81 Park
Row New York
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COUNTY COMM SSIONER.
EN MANN H. nc Rnn

4 y township wa are authorized to announce, will
hr candidate for COM lSSIONES, at the Comming
general election subject to the action OF the COlumbia
Cunnty JemocracratIc Convention.
AiAN ~. lsLI L.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF,
M LILLIAN KRINKBAUM of Milf.

w lin township we are authorized to announce,
will be candidate tor the SilERIFFALTY at the ap
pronchlnE General Election subject to the dcCisio Of
the columbia County Democratic Convention.
May lcGI.-2OUt
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Tract of Land,
Eighty-four Acres,
BRIDGE LETTING.

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS will receive pro
posals at the House OF Joseph shoemaker in Pine
township, Columbia county between the hours Of 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and ?. NJ. on SATURDAY, the gtA
day of JULY next, for building an OPEN TRUSS
BRIDGE oyer the West Branch Of little fishingcreek
in said township, near Philip ShOemakrr's.
Said Bridge to be AZ feet between abutments; With
IA feet height, feet and inches from low water
mark the abutmchis tUbe feet thick, aud the upper
and lower wingwalls on the north side ~ feet lOug
the lower wing on south side, IL feet long tn
wing walls 20 be feet thick.
Pan aud specifications be seen on the day and
place of letting.
BY order OF the County Commissioners.
R.C FRUIT, CLERK.
Commissioners Office, !
Boomebuig, June l5 ID.
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Candidate for Sheriff.

Through the earnest solicitation of many Democra-
ic friends have been induced to offer hyspIf ms n
candidate for the o co Of Sheriff Of Columbia County
subject to the decision OF the Democratic County Con.
vention
Jnne 3. laGA.-o*
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF..
SNYDER. Of Mifllin town

q
ship, we are authorized TO announce, viii be Il
candidate for the sIERlFFAI1Y, at the approaching
General Elcrtion subj u the decision Ofthe Columbia
county Democratic Convention.
May T. lSGi S2+
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Candidate for Sheriff.

CHARhFS u HESS, Fsq., of Mifflip
~ township, we ARE authorized to announce, will
be candidate tor the SERiFFALTY, at the approach
ing General Election subject to the decision Of the
Columbia County Democratic Convention.
June T. lsGit
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

N7e are authorized TO Announce that
w WILLIAM GREASY, OF Catawissn township
Columbia county, through the solicitation Of his Demo.
cratic friend, has been induCcd to offer himself as
candidate for COUNTY CORNERSTONE at the Hp
preaching general election subject the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention
WILLIAM GREASY.
Catawissa, June %. ls6i-t
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The uerdant Editor of the $50 called)
'American and Democrat, most terrible
n1iSnomers, for he is certainly neither an
AMERICAN or DEMoCRAT,-is undoubt.
edly seeking notoriety in his continual ef-
forts to provoke a CONTROVERSY with the
Local Editor of the columbia Democrat"
We decline granting him, or his hired
squibbers, that distinction. 1t is enough
for us to know although perhaps for US,
fortunately--know not the chaps PERSONAL
ly,-that their constant use of the term
'Copperhead," is presumptive evidence of
heir want of gsntilty, and their impu-
dent advice to cease partizan considera.
tions, when they are themselves, the most
v,udietive and malignant partizans in tn e
country, is equal evidence OF their un-
tluAhing hyp0aiSy.
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Candidate for Sheriff.

I'VE AhllN "A. NM liz KIM AN OF Fish
IVb lngcrcek township, we are authozed to an.
nounce VIII be candidate foe the SlIERlFFALTY, n
the approaching General Election subject the decis
Ion OF the Columbia county Democratic convention
May T. ioGl, S2%
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Iepislative.

Profoundly grateful for past evidences Of generous
confidence the undersigned with The appreciation Of
many Of his Democratic fellow citizens (whosc opin
ions he duly appreCiaes) announces that he will be
Candidate for the Assembly,
In the Legislative District composed ofthe Counties
Columbia and Nontour, at the approaching Gene raj
Election, subject to the usages Ufthe District and the
decision ofthc Columbia democratic Convention.
- LEVI j. TATE.
Bloomsbury, May Z. 1864
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COUNTY COM MISSIONER.
: ACOB DREISBACH, Of Beaver to

~ ship, we are authorized to announce, will be n
candidate for CONMl SSlON Err, Ht the approaching
general election subject to the action Of the Columbia
County Democratic Convention.
May -, lSG4-t
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TIE above is correct likeness Of DR. Schcnck taken
many years ago, after he had recovered from Consump.
tion by course Of his "SCIESCK's PULMoNIC SyRUp
elikeness althoug it docs not represent him any
thing like as bad as he at the worst yet 1t s in
strong contrast with the hale aud vigorous ouks Of the
Portrait below which is the true likeness Of him at the
present time. The contrast between these two nor.
traits Is so great that many would not believe them to
be the same person. Yet there hundreds of per.
sons, in and around Philadelphia who will recognise
both portraits lobe true representations When the
first was taken he weighed l07 pounds at the pres1 Mt
time his weight is 22O pounds,
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Real Estate Sale.
a Doluable farm.


I'he subscriber offers SELL private safe, a Valua
l. bic Farm, consisting of
100 ACRES OF BOTTOM LAND,
situate IN the valley of Fshngcreek about two miles
north OF Boom5burg, Columbia county, Pa comprising
the bottom land OF the we.kuown TriAbley Farm, and
the Hamlm Farm On the premises are a
DtCelIang House, tl0o good Bar7ss,
an excellent ORCHARD, out.buildngs Well. &c. to.
gcther with
Maple Orchard,
yielding from 500 to 1000 lbs sugar per year. The vein
of the Boomsburs lrsn Ore" end Of this
tract of land. AL so:
Valuable Town Property.
The large Three Story Brick BUILDING, AID LOT
OF GROUND, on which it is erected situate on the
north sIde of vain street, central in the town of
Bloomsbury Said building substantially constructed
OF eXc5lent brick--iormery used for 'arrage Fac
tory--and can be well adapted to Gpla of business
said Lot is feet trout Main and PA # dee
Possession of the last named premises i'll be given
immediasely, if desired Q5- Conditions of sale will
be made TO snt the purchaser. ID. j. WALLER.
Bloomsbury May 30 lD64.
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Maple Orchard.
Valuable Town Property.

edIng from 500 to 900 lbs. sugar per year. The vein
the Blooms6urs lrsn Ore" crosses one end Of this
The southerner., 1864-04-02

former comrades, and all because they
listened to false teachings. The blood
of these men must be upon the skirts
of some body. Almighty God, We
pray thee to forgive the men, who
ever they may be, vino Inadvertently
(for We must in charity, say so) brought
them to their dishonored end.
We have somewhat digressed from
the original intent of this article
We intended to say that we, day or
two ago, conversed with an intelligent
officer from the 18th Regiment, N. c.
T., who informs us that, so far as bis
observation extends, and he has had
fine opportunities of ascertaining, the
North Carolina soldiers are enthusias-
ticaily in favor of Gov. Vance's re-
election. He expresses the opinion that
Mr.. Holden will. not get but few scat
tering votes in his Brigade (Scale's.)
And all our exchanges are ~teeming
with resolutions from the army, all of
which, endorse the Governors course
and express tue determination to sup
port his election. Some of these reso-
lutions We have published; if we were
to undertake to publish them ALL. we
would have room for nothing else, they
are SO numerous. During the week,
the Governor has been addressing the
Briadges from this State,
and the accounts from him, are that
his speeches have been eloquent and
patriotic. He is the man for the times
and the times will honor the man
Some body viii be "killed Off in Au-
gust next, and it wont be Gov. Vance.
either. "Mark the prediction" as the
Standard man used to say
The southerner., 1864-04-02
The Southerner.
TARBORO': APRIL 2.
The Neacs.

There is no news of interest frou
the armies-al appears to be quiet
We have heard nothing fiom eithe,
Plymouth, or Washington. There i.
no confirmation of the fact that Gen
Burnside is now, or has been in Wash.
ington recently as reported by the Rich
mond ,papers-But We learn FROM Nor.
thern papers Il at his Corps is concen.
trating at Annapolis and the destina.
tion of the expedition preparing there
is evidently for North Carolina.
The southerner., 1864-04-02
YoNnl Wonaen's Kisses

In The notion of prolonging life by in.
na'l'ns the brea*h of young women,
observes Mr.: Wadd, was an agreeable
neiuslon easily credited ; and one ply
s'clan Who had himself written or
/ health, was so influenced by it. that be
actually took lodgings in, a boardina
school, that it might never be without
a constant supply of the proper atmos-
pnere: p, Philip Thickness, who wrote
Inc Veterinarians Guides in l776.
seems to have taken dose when.ve,
nc could. | am myself says be turned