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SrorTEo FEVER The numerous sud.
den deaths daily occurring in various To-
cnlities, caused by disease styled "spotted
fever" are enough to startle the people Of
any community. Iii is well, however, to
look to the cause, and not give way to su.
persttious ideas Of some terrible plague. -
Disease Of this type is produced by malaria
arising from decomposition of animal oil
vegetable matter, or both, and from lons
confined foul mir. "Spotted fever il
doubtless new name for an old one, ant
might be better known as malignant ty
phoid.
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Oua TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION -Ow.
ing to the Increase in price or paper, ink
labor and living, in copnection with the
depreciation of the currency, we are CON-
PEELED to increase the advance price of the
Columbia Democrat, on and after the first
day of next May, from 81 rs to So co.
This course is our only alternative between
the suspension of car Office business or
the continuance of operations. Refecting
men pust at once see the justice Of this
measures, and we doubt not, will cheer
fully. acquiesco in the necessity Of this de-
cision.
We hope our Terms will be distinctly
understood, as We ihtend they shall be
strictly euforced-viz. SO 90 in advance
So %, within three months and SO so
when delayed six months.
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Z anily Prayer.

There IL no. on earth a scene more in.
terestlng then family before the God of
heaven A collection of dependent beings
with tender feelings, with lively sympa,h.
ies' with common hopes, fears, joys,
blending their bliss and their woes togeth.
sr, and presenting them all to the King oil
Kings, and the great father of all mankind
There is not on earth man more veuera.
ted, or that will be more venerated. than
the father who thus ministers at the family
altar. No other mae, like that father, SO
reaches all tho sources Of human actions.
or SO gently controls the powers, yielding
their first years, and direction of his mold
ing hand, that are soon to control all that
is tender and sacred in the interests of tho
church and State. No Solon or Lycurgus
is laying the foundation of codes of laws
so deep, or taking so fast a hold on all
that is to affect the present or future dest
iny Of man. We love. therefore, TO look
at such venerable locks and to contem-
plate these ministers OF God who stand be.
tween the rising generation-fceble, help.
less and exposed to thousand perils-
and the Eternal Parent OF all. They
stand between the past and the coming
age--remnants oFthe one and lights of
the other, binding the past with that which
is to come living lights of experience, TO
guide the footsteps of the ignorant and
errug; to illuminate the coming gener.
ation-to obtain for it blessings by coun.
sci and prayer, and then to die. And il
the earth contains, amid its desolations
ono spot of green on which the eve of God
reposes with pleasure, it is the collected
group, With the eye of the father raised 10
heaven and the voice OF faith and prayer
commencing the little worshippors to The
protecting care Of him Who never sIumbers
sr ,Aseps,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-09

DaT The National lntelligcnccr, Wash
ington, says: "The Atlantic, Georgia pa
pers announce the arrival in that city of
Mrs. j. TODD WHITE, sister Of Mrs. a.
Lincoln, who came through the Northern
Lines on a flag of truce boat from fort
Monroe, bringing With her arebel gener-
ais uniform, the buttons Of which were
gold pieces, amounting in all 10 the sum Of
100000. 1t rs understood that she was
sent through on a Aag of truce by special
pass direct from the President"
In an old, and now unhappiy obsolete
document, known as the constitution Of the
United Stptes it is said--""Treaso against
the United States shall consist in adhere.
ing to their enemies, giving them nil and
com.fort' Secessionists and abolitionst.
however believe that Instrument to be ga
league with death and covenant with
hell and they deny that it is any longer
of authority. SO we are progressing.
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NAL LIST, NAY TENN, ls-
n-"'p nltt'rI's:s - vs.suss yyi.t,
nsnty "elIs s' ".urs. kts,y
"s'tu L'' for he "s.j W 'G.u.t, =,
! s1>h MsHa'T'', ',A" rhr,,t,,
rouisL Gov sn IS slll,b.Ih Dana. "S'''
Jsopb iiHrii' 50 isS Iscul,,
S'oig' 'Hghrs, rI al vsI = Cri.w,n -, =,
naVil k.lnhnla 90 hnchE,l Gt,,s, - ~
~ nsFct" 'Anler'''ce - G.'ry zodiac,
~ " ~, L'Wr'f0'tgst's si % Ch,i,,I..
- !Irrt - t'Ghen Nicely " ''
"a o. .IsnArl 4 Bro ts sins ID Eds,,
IA n,'t n",'M M IrshaH" IS William rfsn,u.
80 Is"n letWilcg,r ~ Thnlns. rer.Li,L
- 80 ~ b"lHrt ri nj 70 William D.rni.
- na'ln Achenbach cs John WcrI-n
~ sylvester faGI usa - Il = n :rh
"a S"In HIsS-r IS Richard y. k.n.sh
ioiorhbrtS"C ell al ., yu.Ls, u,..
William Unyl-f . Ae"e'HsH o..
sI 81 - 'hfF 'Iimcr va Moor. Crrv.li,,
l"i 'hs uts Of Rljeh Hurr a, .ir
as y.hu ',nnni tE,,, ptr-Ttors v, A Msnain. ,,,
Altgar "' "'' S''ah ~ i't
Is S.rnai ~ IW,1Iv HGH'n' " Daniel seyb.r, Al,
~ a VIZ 80 " IIIl ans Va II D-Itrrich 81 al
. - "Dienit"V W. izab"th Fan.Iclp pt al
Isi,a '''us u's Of hnna Regina ko.n '. .C.-,..
10 'Itn": mr":. Dann FOR s.s OF nssry pti.s - ,,.
'h'"p pis''crieh vs. William I,ca,
JESSE CuLg&Aa, Prs.t.,.,,-
March Is. 1884.
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Neru Nuertl
MEGLafEK!& worYN = :,

| a n TII
OIlCE hereby given to all laro,oo
Il creditors al other persons intcrestoJ -
.ate VI he respevt decendents aud mInors rhn, 81
. ~, au,tinI Iation aud Guardian ucc0,,niS II ."
oce' ii'eu in wy lhce OF the Register of ,ni,''
county ahu WIN Presented for confirm VI
!owahce ~ the uhans Court to be h"II -, ,t'iu al
-, NJ W.. Iou aioresaid, On "Wednesday tha f.,
day. A''ei"ooh Si sai'
|. Account Jacob Fry, Executor n,
Abraham Fry laof MiHn townshin, u''' de..osn W
=. Final iount of EmunuaI I,,,.
Guardian Of Mill Conner """i u'
D. Final aunt of Emanuel Lazarus
Guardian Of Win Conner
Account j anes Masters and AboI
township, deeeas '"'' Vi Iins
D. FIRST aIilnal account of Ben;ami,
Ewes adm'nistraof Charles Ewes, late orrr,Jn,,
| township, deeeas VI "'eeuwooI
! Of Stephen ,ilh Nu"'a a'an
I. Account Hannah Hornberger, ad.
| minisira'rix Of Di H"rnberger Iate of Loeuu ,,ra
| of Hannah L. Wight.
.. AccounfB b +. hartman, Guardian
Of Martha L. AEan, now Mrs EyerIy,
10. Second fnal account nj EIisL.
D. Brown Exr: cam Reynolds late OF ui,,,in -,
deceated. N 'i''i" 'Wp''
IL. AccouDJ Joseph b. Cleayer and
John l'eby, Ext frederick Leiby late or I,,''s,
township, dcceasa VI "oeuAl
II. AccounJYhn B. Roup admins
traitor OF Samuel late OF Locust town,hIn -.
ceased. ''""shiP' DE
IL. Account Catharine Kline odmrx
9f Abraham w. Kste Of Fishingcreek tovnshin
deceased ''""shlp'
IA. second ihnal account of David
Oehlolt and saacemotI, executors of Isaac Ia
mott late Of Maai twnshIp deceased. ~
q 10. o., AosouuSolomon Helwig guardian
IT, AccountololnOn Helwig guardian
of Esther Fisher
II. Accountolomon Helwig guardian
Of Mary fisheri three heirs Of Jo6n Fi,ber I
deceased, iehef' !
is. AecountVilliam Driesbacb guar.
aian Of ChriSanI Sarah and Lewis, nlnS1 ehiI. :
dren OF the said Gu by his first wife '''''
10. First acc Of Peter Ent, admins.
traitor Of Alem Mar Of Scott twp, deceased,
~. First ant of William Hidlav
& John White, Bss OF Samuel white. lat -,
Orange townshipd '' 'N'7 OF
2l. Account ,niel Slime, Executor Of
George Slime late dst township. CoIumbi, 80
~ decd. ~" 'N'""'s ooun'
% AecountLewis Yetter. rrr.,o.
appointed by the o Coart Of Coumbi. cunt ~
sell 'hs real estate 90 Evans, deed. Wv"
ING, FREEZE,
si'sa'slI AsrA
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Editors in the CITY.

The Democratic Staro Convention
brought TO this city large number oil
Democra tic editors from various parts o,
the State. They were fat sauoy, jolly.
looking Sc. of fellows, and had their pock.
cts crnmmcd with greenbacks- if they
hadn't they ought TO have had We like
editors, particularly those those who "arc
sound on the goose Among these ma.
bobs of the press, we noticed the follow.
ing James P, Barr, Pittsburg Post !; Col.
j. B. Sansom, Indiana Democrat Ma ior
Henry j. Stable, Gettysburg Compiler ;
Col. G. W. Jones, Waynesburg Democrat
Rev. D. II. Neman, Easton Sentinel !;
Hon, George Sandersop, Lancaster IntelN-
gencer; Adjutant Harry Ward, Harris.
burg Patriot anil Union Capt. T. H..
Purdy Northumberland Democrat major
n. NJ. Breslin, Lebanon AlUe'tiser Col,
j. G, Rosts, Ceutrc Beobachter Gen.J Il.
Cambell, Johnstown Democrat Gen. J.B.
Bratton, Carlisle Voluqteer Doctor Men
denhall, Doylestown Democrat DR..
Acker, Norrissown Registrr, A. J. Gerrt-
son, Montrose Democrat Col. Swan,
Washington ReUiew 1; Major Ben Whit
man, Erie Observer; Col. J. G. Freeze,
Columbia Democrat; Hon. I, J. Walters,
Lewistown Democrat and one funny lit
tie fellow, an swallow tail coat, whose
name We could not find out, but we are
certain that he was Major General or
something else Sunday Nercury.
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VT - -s.'- Tur--Trcpso ol
Ohio' have determined that their patriotic
fellow citizen, when OLA 4.ev
i,ary Satraps ignorautly and cowardy,
sent into exile, shall receive beside the
honor the disunionists have conferred up.
on him,-tbe largest Salary Of any officcl
in The Government. We have no doub
A the rate the voluntary contribution
have been piled up, that at the enc
Of the year Of his Embassy in Canada
Mr.. VS. salary will exceed tbss of OlG
Abas Of es5 600.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-09

ELECTION OF STATE TgEAsuRRR.--By
virtue of special Act, passed and approx
ed on Wednesday the 10th inst, the Leg
islature met in joint convention at 8 o'clock
the same evening, and elected the Hon
Henry d. Moore, (Abol,ionist) of Phil
adelphia, State Treasurer, in place Of Hon.
VIM. V. McGrath The vote stood
For Henry D. Moore, OF
William V. McGra.h, 81
The Treasurer elect will enter upon bis
duties on the FIRST Monday in May.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-09

Hon. JOHN BANKS, died on Sunday
last, in Reading. Some twenty years ago
Mr.. Banks was the Whig Candidate fol
Governor, aud subsequently, appointed
President judge of the Berks District
Judge Banks must have been near seventy
years old
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-09

ga We deeply sympathise. with Mrs.
and Judge ElwelI, in their lu.e heavy be-
rsavement, being the loss OF very dear
and interesting little daughter She dice
on last Tuesday, of Group, aged about
five years. This is the second bereav.
ment that has fallen to the lot of this fami.
ly-the death Of a Son and Daughter
sisee they located in Bloomsbury,
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MARRIAGES.

In Wilkes Barre. on the 2sth nlt., by
the Rev. J. A. Wood, Mr.. JOSEPH W.
CAMPBELL, of Salem, to Miss HELEN
WHIrsoN, OF Nanticoke
On the 22nd ult., Mr.. JOHN KIRKrx-
DIAL, to Miss NAeMrE E. YoHE, both OF
Mifflin township, Columbia county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-09

Gel. A. j. GLossBRENNER, Senior Edi-
tor of the Age, is announced as candi.
date for the Twenty Ninth Congress, in
the York, Cumberland and Perry District
Mr.. G was a candidate for Congress, in
1852, and made acreditabIe campaign
We should rejoice in the election Of Mr
Glossbrenner
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soLDIrRs, ATTENTION Pain. t:i,es,s
and expour0 with hot climate, muddy
water AMI bat diet will be unavoidable bn,
armed With Holoway's purifying and
strengthening Pills you can endure al,
these and stiI retain good bealth. Unly
80 cents perlox,
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN BRADY.--Thev ven.
cradle Capt. VIM, p Brady, for several
gears past librarian of the Senate, died in
Harrisburg on Tueseay morning, after a
brief and painful illness.
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GRAND JURORS NAY rERN

flosia Iacob rsidenh,sn u. p WeI.. LhnG
asysr. 9amus ShSH.r Henry WClf
BshVer--Juhn lInI,tiisr. Jssub DTslstE@h
rrlsrcre"E jacob CT-a.y,
For Berwick lIIrsm Is ruHsr.
Etankiu Jseph AustsTJsisf
Greenwood Joseph Reese. s.srss p.SI, ss.t
6ftCn,
usm!Ock--Dsnisl Tpssn
Jackson john ? H-st,
Nj Pleasant -Josapn 4 vesa.idiss eet.t El,l
s,ssi.
~Iil. Jacob BoWm.g
kAdis1n -Gt"rsc iI'rgls A d wsi~ea
kinIn Abraham sshwepPsaheis,..
FIl,- Jpha Fowler.
RoaTiu.crGEk- Nathan DTsissssA
Sugar uaf Samuel Ehui1.
tIsumsJgry, Asrea g, Iesl
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Col. e. W. BAIRD, a Member Of the
Philadelphia Bar and brother n.law Of the
Hon. William Elwell died last week in
that City. lie was formerly of Bradford
county, and his remains were taken to
Towanda for interment. Col. B. was
about as years old
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BLooMsBURa, PENN'A:
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1864,
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN

Maj. JEsE. McKIBBoN, is candidate
for Sheriff in Philadelphia. "Jere," is a
worthy gentleman, an incorruptible dem.
ocrat, and would make a frst.rate Sheriff.
We wish him all success.
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TGAVGRSE JUR0ns--n.y vase

foo'a-sanirel Jscoby,
Beaver -i0hd llo.ts DaRis assissr,
BENTON -Nm Hslms. ntaKsl seR,sty. Ati an
Eias,
r'"'rs Henry D.IunI
.'nfhghtI yi,sstsf HgR-,s
Hi.hs, tste.k 'ttrs spab,s. si..as.a
sefn rrsl,E. "s"a~ fsaIesa4
SrstGwouI -Jaha s,u.,
btmin6k--UsyId W.ys.r
!ssts U,tan Gnse
L"eGtI- Jonas Ilrivlr
~ tI'atan'-- NniTev H,,f.k
siein john M,h,,I,
aaJhAT WV Vsss Va
s,,,, "9.,nsT 9, In''isl sls',. 5... cue o..
'nss sIsh.sl r.!iar.
tins William Pan
s"hrngrrssE-Jkstoo zi.e.s
sas,rIs'I sI' sseI B!tess..,
kur >''''"' hisssH Re l..
s'sssshass EsrsA % ls%
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-09

How soon Thy life has nedi.d d.
And numbered with the deau'
, -. dropped and died
Another Spirit flown,
And gone TO dwell by Jesus side.
Cod has reclaimed His own.
Just in life's bright Summer days.
iie was our joy-our pride-our love-
Bu, God has snatched his Soul away;
He has gone to dwell with him above.
he has len MS weeping here below,
For the ChId that Con has gwen
But is it right to wecpi Ali no
Poor WILLIE, rests in Heaven nMB
In Bloomsbury, onthe 9Th of April, 1 s64
Little MATTE, daughter of Hon. VIM
EIwcll, aged 5 years, and 8 months.
CoMMUNICATzD.
RosE again our darling treasure,
Ere \ sin had left a stain
On her spotless soul. oHr Father
Called her bnck to Heaven again:
For the angel cherubs missed her
Aud they pratiled prayers to God
Ple0dIng hilG to bring home MATTE
Erc her feet lile's thofns had irud
And there was new 10y Heaven
Little MAITIE-homc again;
Gather up from earth as tpotess
hs ShoW'drop after rain.
Now behind the cloud Of incen,o.
Nhlch ascenus around the throne,
Sluttlhg out from mortal vision
Inc sweet mysterious unknown:
She is waiting for her cartll.Ioves
she viii through th,' eternal door
taste 30 bear our Fathers welcome
Wien We reach the shining shore
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TIRE s u RER'S SA lie
u NSEATE ED L a n DIS.

A GREEABLY to the provisions of an
~ Act of assembly, entitled IN Act directing the
mode Of selling Unseated Lands for taxes, aud other
purposes passed the 18Th day Of March 1918 and the
further supplements thereto passed the 18th day, OF
March l5if 25th day of March, 1891 and 9th day OF
March lS47 the Treasurer OF the county ofColumbia
hereby gives notice to all persons concerned therein
~ the following tracts Of Unseated Lands situ
ate In Columbia county, are psid before the day ol
sale the whole or such parts of tract as viii pay the
taxes and costs chagoabe thereon will be sold al
COURT HOUSE, in bloomsbury, county of Columbia
the 18th day Of June 1864, being the second Monday
and to be continued by adjournment, from day to day
for atearagcs OF taxes due said county and tho cos
| accrued on each tract respectively.
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Negro Suffrage.

The reader will observe by our report Of
the proceeding, had in the Senate on
Thursday last, that majority Of tha.
body has decided not to restrict the right
of suffrage, and, as we understand, Of
holding office. in the new Territore OF
Montana to ,rhife male citizens, as has
been the custom in organizing new 'rorri.
tories. The vote on the amendment thus
making the negro and white citizens"cqnal
before the law" was as follows:
YEAs.-Messrs Brown, Chandler, Foot,
Clarke, Collames, Conness, Dixon, Fes-
sender, Foster, Gr;rlcs, i'aic, Harlan.
AAsttta " Nkertstta-r,s Wadc, WfkTr rs6h, Nho
NAYs.-Messrs Buskalew, Carlile,
Cowan, Davis, Harding, Henderson, IahhH.
Riddle, Salisbury, Sherman, Tea Eych,
Trumbull, Van Winklo, and Willey-l7.
As it is probable that few if any negroes
will ever smigraso to this remote Terri
tory, it will occur to every reader that the
principal motive Of those who vote for the
amendment must have been to signalso
their adhesion to the policy Of negro suf.
frsge in the future.
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES

~ in rs merely arsn that the following ner.o,
tbr r", ,irtpia @ county, have filed their prtinns ~
',',,. 'I' ~ ~ Runrtrr Sessions of tn. soid conn,"
a;,1 store License IN thrir respective
on Mono ttiohs Mlll he presented to The said C"u,r
ali persons ;oisy ne Insuhy OF May A. y, IsG4 of which
@ me- t"r 'hn county oftfi lmbie, will be grnni.d on v
lay 4'n DAY ofMay next ~ O'Clock. p. m. "'"'
Applicants. Tom",,. ~ ~
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Co uyt PgOcf0m dftos.

txtHEREAs, tn. HoS MtLLtAA ELwtnt p'.Ht'n
w judge Of the Court Of oyer AMI Trrmnrr an1 G..
sra Jail Delivery, Caurt Of Quarter Sessions u %,
Peace aud Court of Common Piea1 and Orphans Clur
~ tn, 2jth Judicial District composed Of the eoHA,
sf Columbia. Sullivan nndWyoming, and tn. Hon l
Al NRrynuldsS X stephen lindy y,AssorrtrJutgts uf U
ta county have issued their pr crib 'Htis dat III a.,
day Of Dee, in the year Of our Lord one tpusH, A.
sundred aud sixty three and to me directed fur nY ,
Court Of oyer and Trrminer and GrncrAl Jail deliver
General Quarter Sessions Of the P"aee, Common ig,i
and Orphans Court, III bloomsbury, in tn. CUUny 4,
Columbia on tn first Monday, ,h-ihg the ig Jhy =
5lbruurY ngNt t. continue one week.
Notice is hereby given, 10 tir torOncr the Juspi
OF the Pence and constitutes or the said county VI
umbo that they be then and there IN their pfuer r
suus at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of aaI day with M
records, iuqnisitions and ether rcnleuIbranUr t
those things winch to their oficrs apprran ~ br .r
Ana those that ar bound by tccugzanct to pfut-..
against the prisoners that ara or NAV b. in thr Js p
said county OF Columbia u b. then ana there - Ir
cute them shah br just Jurors ore tcluatt- l'h
puuctua in th"il attendance, rgrceahly 10 thrI .t
! ~ Dated NJ Eluumshufs, the tth L'r =
l.. :. in the yrrT ci oar It, r. ~" lHuUEar-
| ~ hundred and sIIty'Ihree Aai IN ~. -, .
eighth year OF The lndePtn, suec ni IA United "a.
! Of America. Coo s.vE lLE Cn2HorrsLLfa
| JOSIAH II. FuRMAN, Gusns
Eksrin"s UEjes, B!2omsbuig,Azr .o. lsc4
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sGy- A "Big Iniun1 having straved fro

seT A "Bg Injun' having strayed from
the camp. found himself lost on tr, ing to
return to it. After looking about, he drew
himself up and exclaimed, "Iojun LOST
but recovering himself aud feeling un-
willing to acknowledge ssch short-sighted,
ness, continued, "No, Injuu no lost
wigwam lost" "Injun here 80
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ssS-"A Slight Cold" Coughs-Feu "
are aware of the importance of checking a
Cough or ga slight cold' in its first stage
that which, in the beginning, would yield
10 mild remedy, if neglected, soon at,
taeks the lungs. "B,own's B,onchia
Toche'' give sure and almost immediate
relief. "MiIitary Officers and Soldiers
should have them, as thsy can be carried
In The pocket, sad tsks 90 occasion re.
GtUGsv
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TREASUrER'S SALE OF REAL
f. S Z A T E-S L A T f D L 4 y d.

A GREEABiI to the provisions o.
a the act Of Assembly. entitled an Act to rcduc.
the State debt. &c, pa,s.d the 3th day Of April, -t
the Treasurer of the County Of Collmbr hereby gives
notice to all persons concerned therein, that unless
the county road school poor and state Tax, Sc. due
the following real estatt situate IN IN" county o
COLUMBIA, are paid before the day Of sale the whoie OF
such parts nf each will pay tn! charges and cost.
chargeable thereon will b. sold at the Court House
IN Uloomsbucg. CO., OF Columbia the 18Th day OF
June lsG4. d,ug the secund Monday, ani To be con
nucd by adjournment from day to day for arrcarase'
due SAID county and the costs Gscrued on sssl
re-
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In this divine revolution, how bright is
the future Let who will be our stand
ard-bearers, in God is our trust He who
has brought US to this mount Of vision,
reveals the last fulfilling glory. Ere ano-
ther quadrennal arrives, Peace, Liberty,
fraternity, and Prosperity will univer-
sally prevail. The next national nomina-
ting convention will be held in Richmond
Black and white will perhaps min gle
equal in its debates and decisions, aud it
would be an act of justice if one oI these
long oppressed and despised friends of
God, should be selected with some one Of
their great CO. fighters, like Gen. Grant, to
represent renewed nation, the model and
muster of the world. -bldcpendeHt.
We have here the dawning OF new era
slowly and surely asd steadily the doctrine
Of mescegination, or in p,ainor words, the
intermarriage of the black with the white
and the doctrine of social and poitica
equality is gaining ground. We hear eve
ry day from the lips Of some far but fraiI
daughter of Adam, that she would marry a
negro rather than remain single. Ant
in the above paragraph we have tht
opinion Of ono who thinks these "deSpisec
friends Of GO(l," should be allowed to rul
over us. We have no objection to thes
gentleman making tho negro thcit equa
and companion but We do object TO keep
ing their company.
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DEATHS.

ln Benton twp, Col. CO., on the 4th
inst, Mr.. DANIEL S. McHENRY, in the
46th year Of bis age.
In West Henllock twp, Montour co., OH
the 3oth Of January, 1864, WILLIAM
LLOYD BETz, son of Geo. ". and Hannah
r Belz, aged year, 6 months and 2G