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NIrltuMND OA,17InY.

Frof7 ~ 7tthats
Every now snd then W. find. tran planted into
the Copperlcad org'ns from the Richmond news.
papers, sueh sraugos 10 cslch wp1i.n,x, as
these:
u we oluJ comr AMI ml IN ~ votes, Abraham, Lin
oelr ~ out lect'n ..'fu a,l -- Eisbmopy D,sna, p
Abrsnam ts,l % a su0d ,niprlr he h,s aarvel
vocaso i6e :, ustn ~ "ii t c TaI @ ~, ms y, y.
ianl forgteu 40 v' may almost snrry to plst vita
Coz f,r r,-Vo,us r l,,r- '" w '''S ''"'N
''Thcre " his. 'no North m org ms " tho re.
tellion "yUu zee 'hr Rah'ls sra afraid % rylol-
Ian, End 81 SOU ynlc for Liuc0ln you viii render
them substantial id and comfort. Therefore
vote for Mcclellan, who is terribly distast sfu to
A uch palpalle Gupsse as this ought not IN cheat
" Snf tumteru fresh from school and redo
~ 4 hredu and butter, and much less the sturdy
8 1'ellT.rt voters Of the loyal States. Who
n, see vi.h half an eye that "a ,rsbsm" is
Nj ~, R'hc.s most decidedly do NOT want
= - "GcurVt" IL Just as certainly the man
theN1s S'ant they have learned th1t their auprO-
batiCn is quite sufficient TO damn RHy can Iidate
at the North. aUd so they take this particularly
sly wav - eectioneeripg for Mcclellan and
against lircan. |, is n shrewdsgame, and will do
well enough 10 supply their Northern symDs
thiEeIs with something TO say in their dire OK.
Gemiiy but our people aro not In the habit o.
going 10 Richmond for their opinions ani are
not Rndgeous enough TO bolt bait which SO in
copcsals the hook.
Nothing can be more cortaln-these very eX-
tracts prove it-rhan that the Richmond gentry
are anxious to zee Mcclellan elected; but in the
methods which thev adopt 10 promote that con
snmmf tion they are ohlivious of that 'cuteuess
which they a.e 50 fond of COntemptuously attri-
putting 10 Yankees. They cast their wormy
bread upon the waters-it is carefully ga hersd
up by Coppcrhead editors, but nothing will co nc
Oft. In thi, case it will he perfectly safe for us
TO vote fo the tandidate who is most pie ising 20
the enemies OF the Republic, If their own sy puirs
are TO be creditCd.
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tshcu 10 c,utr tne do,crnmo7t, aud uos what IL the
t.N'rnm,n' ~ du' W W yirid 10 slavery .ui Hrtu,-
tEe tins iustittl0n parsm0rntg arc tho ttrfv u,,.
~ eft' white people BE- coutro lei by four M nns on
blacks an hyr three hundred aut s tnd ,,,
lArnl voice, 80, MOL Then the quct,inn ootn.s
~ which shan go down, tns uuon OF sl.vcry or this
boNt nm cflt. l\o.cse, 'Sls,rry.1
.Nheh ms issue ctne-my friend here will hear me
Wth' ''ha dec Rrtd n you tuuhe the sut bstwcey
th' tAton ot stN'iS aud the tf tlr ttlycrn
Wtil saF l' slavery co. au1 ln ths Cniug he lgreu
Ppl Iauhe And now is me line. while tl0 G1yar1mont
lss been broken iu fact ltd fue p,es are lying al, t
,omm those ~ them ohgl'ed WITH aver, now IS t1c
me 10 sellt TVS great questions AMI hI
Coitidc'cd hc dincuuDs had encounter 2n aud
W $50, ard On '-fl vho love- hts couur Will say NNve
slave out lGr.Ht Chtats I Tho tylvH-nrnput b
lafau0' n ana ud eiusUu ~ o. slavery E0's " the
,ug ~ d t Of state, let slavery and le: the nation
Tive" lClecrs
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wHH N SHSLL GO Down, SLtVEaR
OR TIIE GOVERNMENTS

wHH, ~ SHALL GO Down, SLAVERY
OR TIIE GOVERNhENT3
From ne Tribune.
The Union candidate for the Vice Presidency,
Andrew johnson, addressed a great meeting at
Logansport, Indiana, on Tuesday last He riddled
the false Democracy that made the Chicago uomi-
nations, and let sunlight in upon the treason that
Turks beneath the Mcclellan scheme of an armls-
tice and the trick of a convention Of the States.
A speech, statesmanlike for scope and power, was
wound up with the presentation Of numerous evil
dences that the politicians oflhe South had rejected
the idea that apeope is capable Ofself government
and were bent on establishing an aistocracy or
monarchy, involving the subjugation and slavery
of The mass Of the people, white AS we'll as black
that his was the object OF the present Rsb liJu
and that In this object they had the sympathy aud
secret support OF the leaders of the Northern
Democracy. Hecast himself manfully and square,
breasted against the influence that wonld save the
slayeocracy by saving slavery, in these words -
"These at Chicago tan abouthe peaceand resora-
for re-estabshg slavery under the Constitution
not for that is the question Let them sho~ the hand
Ueneh, and look your fol9wers In the face, tnse
the augures Of old eheat each other with your atfTn
and our nomination. You hlns you have great colun-
drun hioh n 10y can uaoerIand In tae face
and en- US whether you are for incopo'atn i disturb
that though was boTn ami have resided al mS n
slave tate, yet have disposed tolerate rath
and tfe duest on hs ~ ss,G @ Isss e hg & aa SS
ment can siand having an institution IN which raise
itsem ABOVE ,ne @ SoseInmenl and defy tf
trim, Of free Royernment-that nation can exist long
while an Institution exists within that rises above the
power OF ne nation Itself slavery, under lis AFRO ant
suppOers, has for years substantlay controlled the
legislation Of this country The institution has uadeT-
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no North EIGHTH SrRBEC.-l03 -
~ - second do" above A'og rect Reduction in
q Ia ucitc Cch O. Ntaple hnd fancy mmngs com
uii'lBA tle b,bt aud most fts'i n lIle assort-
m,Lt OF Ladies Dre.s CloRk rd..uinRs. o na
W' MS and Buttous 81 our or make and I'm
y,rt1ton, Sis ana Mcduo o. r. all stvos OF
iii rLd tttuis HtEh Ircst-r Sets cheaper than
NheIt Euglt GimIs ara B li Butiiu 9TH Msrtn1 "a
; G'uytt, tuvcs tf TOO hes Ina .ar., Black aud
tCiut,d Ys, Nhrw and scar t,rltrs widths Faucy
FaCs Toe tOnb -iik bclt iItnrns Jet, Steel aud
~ b,r IuckIca. tpHt Iass.t n III c lnrs aud
-, Ma iy huf'iup, OF az at greatly
tJdI, Cu tiUr Nuullru Gouda, e. uass, Hpbias,
IT., d. lBG ,'IE nus 40" Ni.C- Stockings a. the
IA lhets q ON own improved u0tut ' o. ack and White
l. c. a. al rradlH auC ir, baut 49, Coored Velvet
EbhCuh iu eat y Iri,'r aCcci VIC Ladies aud
te's Zee i'ss, ~ great variety. e.fr ely oneAp &C
NC, SC
tao ne, ,ouc A AL aL COLI urselves before
h' rp o.owLe e. nait Is U wo N ,"ur own intHi est
toptr'ttst your riuupiuls fhe Ieir store OF VII
IAN lotSitS AFTER, h,. ii2 = iGHfH Srest,
NtCObt tour a. I'VE ArCt ueN. 10 the rCrnyc, 1873
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lnIEF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE.

- -
u CIwcIsNATi. Ono sepDembss ~ 1884
sel are ~ I 20 ~ teS oloss %I S
Et 10 TKosS f any ooor a,ooo, gn
0I 9' &c furri,ned nv Tho ,.,,,e o,og WIN
e sree and .s or S,O '0' propose 10 r'n'
IrtT'ctcE wsThon,e =. tfis e% IN corG ne,, n,sS
grsftV oi sods d,,ist MAJ tod on cace ns ' Sai sni
rs'Lsst ''''' NV '' 'l'' Wv ""'
siIapac,. whcn submitted must be mtrsed .ne nam
tia'eto us sGnraicc 'a.t ,sc ias - b.. IN n,rS
le G, ,rsio,' cd '''' '''' VI '"''
otS,h M.. atrhl ale sSG BIDS are r,o1soisS 40
AS aus will b. .de on russd.,. oc,ohsrI l.n
Ha5k ~. o.. = rr,rosais NAY o. ,Ita,ncI a, tb,.
HE rht a. re..ct IN, btj ..sr,,i piro,.-a.rl. 3.
Tln,T,c rp,.i,,.s ",,rc...,or. .,,.-- ".ni.,
90. wiLu.N w.MKlH
''.' "' wy, va" eu,''''' '',' 90" 4 e'''
{ CAkIERMASfEil" OFF;oE,
Sc,.d Pr r,,s-s riI Lr &c " i . hi. nni,e r,'r y
trla,k ui au~BAA oct ner Il, l,6, o. tao Ion u.-
eat" dsiiv - ile rr' st'.r' y r-'p So, Iiauu e.
lOJ pounoA solder
II Lc,s tl,rin'. rsral =, -ta.h hIetui. wr,t.ght
Ss tss tS ES T.. H.. s c,s "o @ E"s @ ,, as,, s,os, ,
5Lo. tpc .5s t.'ri ~ D. n 1,,r ,,u,. NO, a.,
6keg. Ia ~. ,ncfj 2. tnr, % i. u. -, hers.
iLet, Ntt n ,,,t q. -ir, d l,is o.-.h,,s
Euttp t.Ic OIL, .,,,..t. .d,.J .r.l al
irmGr eel g"1,I ','' '''''' '''' VIII ""
YaHu ieet 'Ii.trtl gua-a-etpgd .rtg " a syhlta "a
lurb"r trsi u. aIt,
25ut ert L on ,t t.,4 .f,s..n n.l "a. 70 r,s lp =,
Der r,.t aunl ~
90 20 f.,t Inch un cd ,e1 ,st ,ybi,ro,L l,fpb,,
best unnlity
rs "a Otett 2IZ ,rb mt l,st Ia ,.,u.t .jte oak nm
ber bestouijI ''" ''S'' '''' van ''''-
20 feet Ainch NOT edred seasoned white oak uun-
bcr hes ouelitv 49, ~ ~ -
9jCc6 iect inch, not edged. aea,oned white OAK lum
10 o06fret4 I5ch. not edged seasoned vh,e oak Iuu
her best quality.
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PROPOSALS.


n b Ill BRS.
Il Executive DgrARrAEhT,
HAi q sBUKo OctO1ef =, let (
Sealed Trorcshls viii he ed odice until 70
ooO,k Il UESDAN, 18th Instant for he eKeou ion Of
TIE Irulcsed extension Of I a Capitol Building.
St. uriiy to Ore-i,uJtf OF the he TX win be
TeOtireO, and b Cder accompany pfOpOs
WI h The names at his securities
lars Ot ihe ext usi ~ At this ONCE where
tpeclfiCations can Afo he hao appl' Gallon
Bids nust be addressed "Ptop sa.s tor extension Of
Capitol"
A. q CURTIN. Govern.
JAMES y, Is ARR, sur bouefal.
l0-7-lW HEHRi Il. MOOkE, ate ireas.
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Tribute Of Respect.

at regular communication Of George
town Lodge, No %, L. and A. Masons.
held on the evening Of October gath, 1863,
tho following preamble and resolutions
were adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has been the will and
pleasure OF the Supreme Grand Master OF
the universe that our truly beloved broth
er, George W, Rupert, one of the members
Of this Lodge, be removed from this, our
earthly brotherhood, 10 share, as VIC trust,
in the happiness and glory of that heav-
enly lodge above, where Ho Himself ever
more presides.
Aud, whereas, this Lodge, feeling deep
griel for the loss itself and tho fraternity
have sustoned, and enertaiEg the liyeli-
est sympathy with the relations of our de-
ceased brother in this sad bereavement t, is
desirous to pCrpetuatc a record of the re-
spect and affection in which his memory
is held by those who are left to mourn bis
death.
lst. Resolved, That, by this affecting
call from our midst of one whose upright
charitable disposition and warm heart
had deservcdly won the respect and regard
Of all who knew him, and who, for years
past, has been workman among US, this
Lodge has lost a most diligeut, useful,
benevolent and true e-hearted member.
I'd. Resolved, That the members Of this
Lodge will long aifectiouately cherish the
memory of our departed brother, endaared
to us, as he was, by the many excellent
qualities which adorned his character,
both as a man and Mason, and minglng
their sorrow with that Of his afflicted rel
atiycs, they begto tender them their most
heartfelt sympathy and confidence.
81. Resolved, That, as an additional
testimonial Of respect FOR the deceased, the
members of this Lodge will wear the Gus
tomary badge Of mourning for thirty days :;
that the furniture and jewels thereof be
| shrouded in black for ninety days, and
that a copy OF this preamble and resolu.
tons be entered on the records of the
Lodge
4th. Resolved, that copy of this pre-
amblo and resolutions 6o sent, under al
Of the Lodge, to the relatives of our de-
/ parted brother, and tina. the foregoing be
| published in the PlaccrylIo Daily News
aud the Mountain Democrat.
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DEATHS.

In Madison township, Columbia county,
Oh the 18th ut, Mr., Henry III, D'lilnc,
fever, in the 39th year OF his
age.
In HemIock township, on. the lst inst,
Mr. Cha,AS Sage, late soldier oi the
l73th P. NJ. aged about 23 years,
In Beach Grove, Oh the 27th of Noyem-
ber, 1868, Miner a., son ci Jesse d. aud
Martha J. Cortright, aged 4 years, 4
months, aud ID days.
In Benton township Columbia county,
Oh Monday last, MIR. EYah hI;as, aged
about so years.
On the 10Th iustu Ia Sugar Loaf twp
Col CO., Mrs, Catb"tne H. Anne conSort
of Mr.. James Kline, aged Al years, 4
nonths,and % days. She suffered severely
for some weeks, but left her mourning
friends not as those who have - hope.
/ Il =.
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ENARRTAGEg.

u Al pVV"'10uII W d" ,'1 ~" nun, 'u'5 =, oy Tue
l''E Vi w., y" .'SguGI' ,5j' 'r m sIr''.,' 1, '.S.'
" ,''' n. ~ y .'''' a., - - y, ''''''"
At Berwick, Pa, on New Years Eve by
me ne, rev. W. "; Case, 4iF. C"TeS H.
'rl'' to MIS-, w. ye""'e I'',gl'a, daughter
o' a""t'" } 'o'', Esq" % " 'ro" oP' 'ns''
On the 3l't Of DeernDef, BY the rev
" v, IN, d Eyor, ar J,'" y |,It%(' to
MSS n'"8",' Q, H. h'|"@' 'o'" o1 Oata-
"',s" =" P' O"'' co.
Gn'ho %s'A G't' III in' i,n,' mousse o, tue
0f'oo la'h.r' ny the icy. 'coo " eIo-
man. Io ''FS' g', I] Il q" o! 'nclA,n'nny' 10
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TberS many preparations sold under Hs mama Of
Bers, PIT IN quart Jotos, compounded Of the cheapest
rhtSkGy common rum, costing from 20 10 10 cents per
gGoE, the taste disguised by AniSC Corilpacr Seed
This ella Of Buffers has caused and will continue
to cause long they eau be sold, hundreds to die
the death of the drlnkard BY their use the system
kept continually under the influence of ulCoh0iC sim
uldnts Of the worst kind the desire for Liquor is
ted and kept up, and the result is all the horrors at
tendant HpOn drunkards life and death.
For those who desire and will have Liquor Bittcrs,
publish the following receipt. Get one bottle Of
lootand's German ltters and mix with three quarts
prcpa ration that will far excel in medical virtues and
true excellence any OF the numerous Liquor Btters in
the market, and will cost much less You win have
all the virtues Of ootands tters in connection with
Il good article Of Liquor, at a much less price than
these inferior Preparations viii cost you
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January q. ls69"lg I.oI"' N'"s' 1ouD'y' wfOFh.

Uniformity ofPficos "A New Feature in Buzsincgs
Every ON" his own Slicsman' JONES n co of tho
t'tseut Iuce t',bug Store, No. 2Oi Mlrkrstfcet
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In adlltlon to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made *.
picSsy lur rttall sales, have pusttuted every one
ms own salemun ny having marked in figures on uaui
attclrW ihe yyIowcst pticc bo sold for 50 they
cdnaot possibly vary ali must buy allie.
The goods are well sponrcd aud prepared md great
plins taken with the making that all can buy with
lowest price. Also large stock eff piece Foods on hama
OF the latest style aud best qualities, which will be mazda
10 ORDER m the most fashionable and best manner %
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth sttes,
0 2U4. JONTS A %
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LcoMMuNcATEpl
PULhON.iRY CONS UN'PTOLN; CURABLE DTsEasN
4 CARD.

TO CONSGNPTlNES-Th undersigned having been
restored to health in dfrw weeks. by very simple
relnedy after having suffered several years with se
Nre Jung Affection aud that dread disease cDusump.
lon- u ANXIOUS to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Ot cure.
Toull who desire it, he win send a copy Of the pre.
scupuon used, Tree Of charge: with the directions for
preparing anu using the same, which they will iud
sure cure for clnSnmptIon asthma, bronchitis. &c
Ihe only oJoct ui che advertiser in sending the pre
scnpton is to benefit the afflicted, aud spread nf1rma
uou which he cuhCriFcs to be iuyauabp and he homes
every sufferer WIZ Try his remedy, as tWIl cost them
nothing, and may prove u blessing.
Parties wishing the pr rscridtiUu will please address
Rev EDWARD a. WILSON, WILLIAMSBURG
Sent. 2i, lru3 i'm Kings County. Nc,y York
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DECLINE OF CHANGE OF LIFE.


Take no more Bais1m Mercury, or uuflrnsant Ncd'-
cinps for unpleasant and dangerous diseases Holm
bold's Extract Bucm and Improved Rose Wash cures
secret diseases all their stages AT latte expense,
Little or no chdngc in diet No inconvenience an no
exposure, o.,
il causes frequent desire and gives strength 10 Cti,
nate thereby removing DISTINCTIONS preventing ara
curing structures + the lruthra, aayng pain aud lr.
ilamaIion so frequent in the class C.. Diseases, ana
uXpClug all poisonous diseased and wutuoUt mhitcr
thousands upon thousands who have been the VIC
tins of qaarks ana who have paid heavy fees to hn
cured in short time have found thoy were deceived
and that tn "PpISON' has, by the use OF powerful
in an aggravated form, end perhaps alter marriage.
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AutlitOr'R MOticn.

IN the matter Of the account Cf John Sa'cy and John r.
(ret-, assiCness ct Elils Herman, II EA9rEbErg, in
the county Ct Columbia.
iBHE creditors of Ehas WrrtmHn, and al other per.
] sons interested, will take notice that r. H. Little
has been appointed by tn Court Of Common Pleas ut
the County Of Columbia, auditor! TO make distribution
of tho balance tn Hauds Of John Sary and Juun Il.
Crotz, as-igueos Of Elias Wrrtmau. The auditor
hereby give. notice that he wal! attend at his Office
l-auisburg Thursday, tn" Gst day Of January, \.
D. ou4, for the purpose attending to th' duiIrs Of
hls appointments when and Wn'rC all persons mtrrcs-
ted the said tInd attend il they thIuk proper,
and present their claims or be dcsarrcd from coming III
for share u the fund. Il, II. LITTLE,
EloomsbGrg, Dec, 49, lsG3-fws2. .1ui1t9r,
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Auditors Notice.

III ne matter u the qdmpstrstOn aecouHt Of BeJy1ns
B0mbov and Isaac UdgHer, administrators ~ Isaac
Hagu,r lals Of HemloeE ownShP, LSHr'bls 'oGRty as
csasCd
RIO the heirs of said Isaac Wagner, deceased Take
notice the undersigned Auditor, appoints by the
Orphans Court Of Columbia county at tho pcceulber
term thereof 4. d. lcu3 To make distribution ul ,hs
balance in The hands Of the Administrators, among
the heirs Of sand deceased VIII attend to the duties ot
his appointment NJ his office Bloomsburg ON Saur.
day the 23d day OF January A. d 1854, at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon when and where you VIII attend n
Won think proper W. WRIT,
NI.nr.Ehurs' Dar 49, Ig13-4U9s .1uIfsr.
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Exchange OF Prisoners.

If the Abolition members of tho Legisla-
ture would unite in astrong remonstranec
to tho President against tho cruel negro
policy which dctains our captive soldiers
at Richmond, and demand exchange 90 q
white basis, they might restore Colonel
White to his seat in the Senate in a few
days and organize to suit themselves. If
organization should be prevented by his
absence, themselves and the uegro-nos the
Democrats--must shoulder the blame.
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Auditors S Notice.

IN 10 Orphans Court for tho County # CouaSi1i Is,
tate n Jo@H 2a4srSV", !Ge Of scott to~asAp, deedsed
ILL., persons Interested VIII take notice hnt the un-
- derslgnrd appointed NuiItorhy the Orphans Court
Of Columbia cuHuly 20 max" distribution utthe balance
IN the hands of Samuel b. Anderson admiustra Of
John Anderson. dc ceased, WI meet the parties at his
uucc, in Iiuou-buTg, on Wednesday, the goth day Of
january, \ D. l-u+, at 10 O'Clock, \, h for the pur-
pose Of his oppyIntment when and where all persons
Interested are requested 20 present their claims or be
debarrcd from coming in for share Of such assets.
Z. e. LITTLE,
Eloomsburg, Dee. 10. l533-4 4wG?. .9u4ltor
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9si5" Mr.. L. f, Sharples~' Advertise
ment appears in this mornings Democrat.
He has inauguratcd new system in the
mercantile business, by Offering his goods
to cash purchasers at extraordinary low
prices, cheaper than can be obtained else
where in Northern Pennsylvania. Give
him ca! and test tho cash or produce
system.
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Noruso that is not ,yboIcsorr pcniaI and rnstora.
1--WE in lie ratrn rntors INTO tLa romnosition nr rs
TF,rTER,S STONhCU nirvERS I'bis nnnuInr nro.
marathon cont,ina no r,inetoI of anv Epi no deadly
botanical element no rry cycitaut hpt il is a comi.
N, lon of ma rytr,,ts ct ,urr LoIs,uc bprbs nnd
nionts N I'M tho pnr = and nIdrs oc ali ii dsiyp slim.
ulrnts
II il we'll to he forcormed orainst dispnze and 90 IN
rs tLn huuan evstor c, he ,rntrctoJ lv bi,uan m
ogoinst malndiis otycnJc,,I ~, an rir,bnIssorn a.,
mosnhcrr imrtiro water and other rxtrrnnI rpusr,
UOsrET'TER'S BITTERs may he relied ON as A safe.
gunrd
in Ist,,ts prostod will, b,,rcr and qgys II bos hoes
found infllibo as preventive and Irresistible as
remedy aud thousands VINO resort to It under Rppre'
hgnslon OF auac escape ie sco1rse ana th9usands
WIN htEcC' !" ''Hi VI Nv wv iia'
lSs III auyonce' aia cufeI NY very Gtlul coutse ol
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SPECIAL NOTICES
IIostetter's Bittera

iave received the varnest cpcomiums from the press
ana people Throughout The Union as valuable tonic
Tor i cure ut Dyspepsia FIatuenca, Constipation unl
general noryoua debility IL cHunot he approached. -
Every day new cuss Of ito greet effect arc chfuntrod
ihoueh our PRINCIPAL public Journals, There Is noth.
ing equal to tlo enjoyment TO that which the amicod
tKpcreuce Wien using this valuable specific. It's mid
"ht' IT'S sure and vigorous action upon dsofdU red
stomach und u1 cleansing of the entire human body
should racommgnd It 10 al classes OF our community
rt SEE .RVEEl IsEMENT
For sale 10y druggists and dealers generally
January ., ltGi, lm
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

APPOINTMENTS BY THE COUNTY COM
MIssIoNERs.-Thc following appointments
we're made by the Commissioners Of Col
ambia county, on Monday last.
Atorney-W. Writ, Esq.
Clerk-RobeIt G. Fruit Of Madison.
Wc'cantiIe Approisey-Andrew I4au.
bach, Of Sugarloaf.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09
A Great Remedy for Consumption.
Tar Cordial.
AN tNFALLIBLE CURE FOR BRONCHITIS.

An INFALLIBLE CURE FOR BKONUIITIs.
Mr.. WARD says:
Dr WIsHAaT. Sn:-i had Bronchitis Innamation nf
the Lungs ShortuCss Of Breath, and Paplaion Of the
Heart in their worst forms; had been treated by
ptal Of the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia
but they could not stop the rapid course Of nay disease
ind had dcspaired of every being restored to health
was truly on the vorre Of ug grave Your Pine Tree
Tar Cordial was highly recommended TO me by1 friend
tried it, and thankful to that after using four
large, and small bottle, was restored to perfect
health. You give reference to my house, No. gGS
Second street, or at my office Of Receiver Of taxes
from A. NJ. to ~ NJ, corner Of Chestnut aud sixth
streets ions WARD.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

ssy> The carrier of the Democrat. Mas.
ter JAMES G. RANcK, desires us to return
his sincere thanks to the patrons of the
Columbia Democrat, for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon him, on the receipt
oi his New Years Address.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

A REPUBLICAN paper says, Russia has
been true to Mr.. Lncoln's administration
Aud so has Mr.. Lincoln's administration
been true to the Russian principal of gov
ernment.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

6S'ENocn HOWELL, Esq, the popular
landlord Of the Espy Hotel, has purchased
the new Tavern Stand, of Mr.. Willard c.
Green, at Lower Lime Ridge, this county,
and will locate there in a short time Mr..
Howell is a gentleman and well knows
how to keep Hotel lie is deserving OF
liberal patronage.