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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-05
BAWUuSDUBlG MABNBT .
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARRIAGES.

In Bloomsbury on the 25th of FEBRUARY,
1864; by Rev. J. r. Dimm ,at the residence
of L. Drehr, Esq, Mr., JAMES CADMAN,
and ELIzABEru L GROSS, of BIoomsburg.
a large allowance of delicious Bridal
Cake accompanied the foregoing announce
mcnt last Friday but too late for that issue
Of the Democrat, The happy couple have
our thanks for thus kindly remembering
the Printer. May their future be that OF
peace and unalloyed prosperity.l
On the 23d Of FEBRUARY. 1864, at the
resi- ence OF the Brides Father, by Rev,
Nathaniel Spear, Mr.. ARCHIBALD PA.
TEasoH, and Miss. BEULAH W. WELSH,
both Of Orange twp. Columbia Co.
In Bloomsbury on the first inst by Rev
J. Il, Dimm, Mr.. A SHAFER, Of Ugle co,
H., to Miss SARAH n. ASH. Of cent.e
twp, Columbia Co. Pa.
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FoR the COLUMBIA Dr~ocnAr.
Ecclesiastical Notice.

The three following named congrega.
tions, of the Ev. Lutheran church, con-
nccted with Espy charge under the pasto-
raj care of Rev. D. S. Truckcnmiller; {;
have, during this winter enjoyed precious
revivals Of religion, Wis
Martz's congregation in the vicinity of
Berwick, worshiping in school house ,en.
ioyod season of grace, of near three
weeks, resulting in the happy conversion,
and addition of Eve souls to the Luthern
church
The Luthern congregation at Milllin,
enjoyed refreshing season of grace Of
over two weeks, resulting in the happy
conversion, and addition of twenty five
souls to the Luthern church.
The Luthern congregation at Fowlors-
vile, enjoyed season Of grace continu-
ing just four weeks, resulting in the happy
conversion, and addition of twenty-five
souls to the Luihcrn church.
"Not unto U.S. not unto US, but unto
thee o God be all the praise D.
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POSTSCRIPT!
The Draft Postponed.
Democratic Victories in New
York

Troy, March AT the mum ioipal
election held to-day large vote was poi
led. The Democrats elected their can
didaso for Mayor by 700 majority. Six
Of the ten Aldermen are Democrats, and
the whole Democratic city ticket was cleo
ted by an increase of 600 over !h, major.
ity OF last'year
LoCKpoRT, March l.--The eutiro
Democratic ticket was elected to-day by
about $50 majority.
OswEGo, March i--At the charter
election to day Mayor Grant, Democart,
was re elected by 5Omajorily, The Dem.
ocrats elected three Aldermen and two
Supervisors, and the Abolitiouists cue
Aldermrn and two Supervisors.
ITHACA, March l.--At the charter
election TO day George McChain (Abolis.
on was elected by II majority, with tho
whole Abolition ticket except one trustee
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Moving,

The Democrats of BIoomsborg, have
organized Democratic CluD," and
opened a reading room, where members
and others are invited to csli aud peruse
tho late papers, Books, &c. Col john G..
Freeze, Is President. This early re or.
ganization shows determination to pre-
pare for the all important Presidential
canvass. We have met with Democrats
who feel dcspondcnt over our late defeat
in this state, brought about as it was by
villianous frauds and disregard OF law,
and they Judge rightly that the next Pres
dential election will be but repetition OF
these frauds aud disregard of the Consti
tuition and laws, only on more extended
scale. We adHit that there is but faint
hopes of fair election while the present
party have control Of The Government, uey.
ertheless this should eXcaso no Democrat
from relaxing his efforts TO place the pow.
er OF the Government in the hands OF those
who will use it in strict accordance
with the Constitution and with an
eye to the best interests of the coun try.
Although the political horizon looks dark
and lowering, the bow is behind the cloud
(which will sooner or later break forth to
!. give us promise Of renewal of our Ma
Gonal life. The dscordant element of
ealousy, hatred and malice are seething
: I'd boiling within the bowels Of the Abo-
It ion party. Already they have burst
tth with a iiercenesS that proves how
( Ing every effort has been made to keep
tenn under In these dissenSion in the
| ITty that has done all it can 20 destroy
/ cr liberties We note the signs of their
: Cming downfall. Let then no Democrat
! i view of this, relax his efforts for mo-
e mt. Let him remember that the dark
J. e. period of the American Revolution
. Il hour when even the frmest wavcred e,
! W. on that eventful Christmas eve when
' Washington led his dcsponding legions DER
L thicy Delaware, to make one more blow
!, lfOtiberty and the succeeding morn saw
e ttha blow successfully struck by the pa
p ttriCs, which decided the Independence Of
tbeAmercan Colonies, Let US then take
. heat, and initiate our ancestors, in this
IS purour of trial Let Us press on in full
IS fait that we can and we will achieve II
It triulph which will reward US for all our
=, labo and at the same time confer IA last
hg Lneft on our beloved country, let
= ps lie our friends in Columbia be up aud
is doOsere il ia too late.
De~pi1s Ieie'iss&e~
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under tie nam. or
Bters. putiR quart bOGs compounded Of the cheapest
ohisfcy common rum, costing from - 10 40 per
gallon, the taste dis uisd by HSe COrdGGcr Seed.
This class of BlltCrs has CAUSED and will continue
to cause, long they be sold hundreds to die
the death of the druRkard By their the system
kept continually uudcr the influence of ucoholiC slim.
uants of the worst kind the desire for Lqnnr crea.
ted aud kept up, ana the result is all the horrors at.
tendant upon drunkard's life and death
For those who desire and will have Liquor Bitcrs,
we publish the following receipt. Get one bottle of
lIootand's German ttcrs and mix with three quarts
Of good brandy or whisRey, and the result will be
preparation shat will far excel in medical virtues aud
tue excellence any of the numerous Liquor Biers in
the market, and will cost much less. Nou viii have
all the virtues of Hoohands Bitters connection with
good article of Liquor, at n much less price than
these inferior prepaTatIOns viii cost you
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Vallandigham Fund Societies have been
organized in various sections of the coun+
try. We notice several have been recent
organized in Columbia county. Vallan-
digham is martyr to free speech and the
cause of human liberty and an exile with
out a cause. If he was guilty oil any
crime why not punish him according to
The higher law, or Abolition programme,
The truth is the defenders of this weak,
imbecile and heartless administration hate
the true defenders of the Constitution more
than they like the Union. Let the friends
Of ValIandigham afford him all the aids
and comfort during his exile their means
will afford, subscription is opened at
this office, aud funds will be received by
us and forwarded, until a general move
ment is msda 10 his country and his
dniIy.- La,3owo7ra Reaias.
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UNLISTED vErERANs.-A letteriom
the Provost Marahal's office, .Washineon,
60 J, Heron Foster, Of Pittsburg ds'les
that re enlisted veterans cannot be ted-
tied to local quotas, and cannot reccis To-
cal bouuties as credited to rolunt9er on
the new call This upset' the oalcu laons
of many who re.en!siled with the expcta,
tion of returning home on furloagh toac-
credit themselves with the new voluntFs
Of their respective districts.
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tg- While in many parts CT our coh'
cry aud in our own State, there has ben
much Sickness and mortality among Il
p0oplc +; in our own particular town an
neighborhood, and indeed in the who'll
county, the public health has beon uuusu
ally good; should we not, boA as indi
viduals, as churches, and as a community
return thanks to God for that special bles
singl
We trust each denomination of Chris
siaus, in all their Congregations, will &C
upon the suggestion above offered.
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sGy~ The body of MALcoN MASON late
a member of Company A., 9th Regiment
Peuna. Reserves, was inferred in Rose
mount Ccmitery, Bloomsbury, on Sunday
last, with honors ofwar. He died IN q
Washington Hospital.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-05

LJe Of Geye'N MGcllan.-T. B.
Peterson aud Brothers, Philadelphia Pa,
have inst published the "Iifc; Campaigns
and Public Services Of MAJOR General
George b McCleIlan.' the Hero Of West
o7n Virginia South Mountain and
Aniiotam with full history of his cam.
paigns and battles, with his Portrait
Completed in one largo volume Of 200
pages, Price 50 cents port paid to any
address Oh receipt of 80 cents Price to
cauvassors, S3 50 a dozen or $s5 % a
hundred, sent on receipt Of the money.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-05

For Liplc Nae Tho DemocAtlc
county committee Of Indiana county re-
Gently adopted resolution declaring Gen
cral George b. Mcclellan to be tho irst
choice of the Democracy Of that couty
for President, aud instructed their rere-
sentative delegate to use all honorble
means to procure hi, nomination byt.he
State cOnyrntiOn.
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ray Tho Outcass Daughter; or the
Fathers Curse, story of love, crime md
pride, is received at this office. 1t 10 pb-
lished in pamphlet form by A. N. Ralbo
Esq, and written by that well hnwn
writer, Finley johnson, Of Baltimore. 1t
is published at the low price Of 10 Gets,
and any person wanting copy can get
one by return mail prepaid, by adde's
sing Spy Office, Columbia, Pa,
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Bss" Several petty thieves who have stol-
or small sums from the government have
been SO torinented by their conscienccs as
to return the money to the treasury. We
have not yet heard Of any Of those who have
stolen immense sums making restitution.
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BE5- A Negligent Cough, Cold, or Soar
Throat which might be checked by sim
pie remedy, like "BRowYs BRoNCurAT
TRocHEs,' If allowed to progress may
terminate seriously.
For Bronchitcs, Asthma, Catarrh, and
Consumptivc Coughs, 1.-THE rnocHEs," are
used with advantage, giving oftontmes inn
mediAte relief.
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asy- Peterson's Ladies' National Maya
.lue, for March, is upon our Table. 1t is
gotten up in elegant type, and is orna'
mentcd with very superior Fashion Plates
Price SO 90 per year.
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Coon FOR ALTO )NA.-'The recent Dor.
ough election in Altoona, resulted, unex-
pectedly, in the success of the whole Dem
ocratic ticket. This is a great triumph
aud shows which way the political wind
blows.
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Tue New NATIONAL CUR EHCY-
About seven millions Of dollars Of tho rew
ussioual currency have been issued to the
national Banks. This issue i, OF dyesand
tens exclusively. The nsw notes ioF32o'
ond $50 AMI $loo are in pseparation4n nd
will soon be ready for issue. The nrb'r
Of National Banks is rapidly increasing
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-05

lay- Read the article on first page 9
our paper, from the Springfield (Mass'
Republican 1t is full of good sense ap'
patriotism, and that is moro.than we can
often say of articles from opposition pa
pers. Reject on what it says and thn,
vote If you can, f,r the radicals.
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SKEDADLINd.-Ale letter from Hagers
town, Md, says that owing to the appre-
tensions of a rebel invasion carly in the
spring, many of the farmers in that section
of the State are selling their farms and
stock, preparatory TO moving west
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-05

say- MARCH first last Tuesday, the
drst day of Spring-came in like Lion
mad it is to be seen, if it goes out like a
Lamb. 1t was envelopcd all day in Il
continual Snow. The past winter, has
been one of severe cold, but very little
Snow
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-05

iuE Democratic Conventions Of Ale.
ghany and Cumberland counties bayo just
been hcld, and elected Delegates to the
State Con vention with instructions in favor
OF General Mcclellan for president,-
From present Indications "LiuIo Mac"
will be the uuanmous choice Of the Sta te
Convention
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-05

nay. Ameri:an Exchange j. Roie,c Tor
January, 1864, is in many respects cap
;tal number. Indeed we DO not known
better Magazine published in Pennsyl
vania. 1t is publshedtin Philadelphia BY
Whiting & Co 52l Chestnut Street, a
SO GO year.
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Pennsylvania Institution for The Blind,
From the report of this institution we
learn that it has now one hlndred and
seventy inmates. The resources of the
institution from all sources during the
past year were S53,4s0 ~, and the dis
burscmcnt S5s,0S5 Sd.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-05

IN TowN.-The man who voted Tor
Curtin to "saye the State from draft
was in town yesterday. His first inquiry
was for Doctor John. lie has come to the
conclusion that tho Soldiers friend is o
frst.class humbug.
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Uniformity DfPrices A New Feature in Business
Every his own Salesman! JONES n co. of the
Crescent one Price Clothing Store No 2Oi Markctstreet
above sixth Philadelphia,
In addition having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made
pressy for retail safes, have constituted every one
his saleman, by having marked in figures, ON each
article the very lowest pice be sold for they
cannot possibly vary ~-ail must buy alike.
The goods are well spOnged and prepared and great
pains taken with the making sn that all can buy with
the fun assurance OF getting good article at the very
lowest price Also large stock of piece goods hand
of the latest style and hest qualities, which VIII be made
order, in the most fashionable and best manner rs
per cent below credit prices,
RsJns -h,r the CrsUss' 10 usrtS shove SIXTH stIss,
500 J0Ns2 co.
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Rumors OF the discovery Of swindling in
the U. $. Treasury Department arc rife
Six clerks, it is said, were discharged on
the 4th; n nd it is also said that most of
them have been arrested
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-05

nay- THE LADIES Book, was here last
week, for March. 1t is very beautiful and
deeply interesting. Godcyi. noble pub
Usher aud popular journalist.
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n1rWe cal the attention Of those in
want Of a good substantial Octave Piano,
Forte to the advertisement Of Groyesteen
& Co., of New York, who offer them at
extremely low prices. Send for their de-
scriptive circular.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-05

sas- The Abolition advocate says, " all
the Democratic editors ought to be irish
men, We were not aware Of it, bui We do
know all Abolition editors ought to be
aiggers.
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT,
Saturday Morning, Mar. 8, 1864

BGy- Call and get ono Of DR.. Horacher's
pamphlets.
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lieutenant General
GENERAL GRANT NOMINATED.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Presi-
dent, by message to day, informed the
House that he had approved of the bill
reviving the grade Of Lieutenant General /.
Shortly afterwards the President sent to
the Senate the nomination Of General
Grant for the position of Licutenan. Gen.
eral.
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Official Quota OF Columbia Co.,
for the Draft Of March IO,1864.

The following is the official Quota of
tbs different townships in Columbia county,
as furnished by Capt. MANvILLE, Pro.
yost Marshall Of this District.
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House and Lot
F0Es SAFE GEE e. Ar.
% n. w l. S III a n 7

or this CITY has undoubtedly discovered in his csm
hra, ion for the treatment Of dyspepsia one of the
greatest remedies that has been given to SUIT
criug humanity: He has treated within the past Two
wears something over nine thousand cases in his phi
yate practice, many of which had dchcd the SKIN or
eminent physrians in Europe a.d America, ana III
every casa Where the medicines taken acchrilng
directions, they have made perfect cure. Many OF
the above cases Of oy9r twenty years standins-
Those who are troubled with Dyspepsia would do
well to call at the Doctors office. He gives yon ad
vice free. Persons at distance can consult by letter
describing the symptoms. Dr. Wishdrt treatment put
up in secure package with full directions is sent by
express the receipt Cf Six Dollars.
n. B-ln all cases where the disease has lot becomc
chronic Dr. Wishart'a Dyspepsia Pills are all that IL
required. sent by Eail on the receipt of one Dollar
Address Dr. l.. q, e. Wshart, 'pha.-PaitG'
deiphiG Lcdger, Dec IL, laO3-on'
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S ENALrpILLs


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE FILLS
win Immediately relieve without pain, all disturban.
ces W the periodic discharge, whether arising from re.
taxation or suppression. They act like charm in
moving thc pains that accompany diicnlt or immOder
ate menstruation and the only safe and reliable
remedy for Flushcs, Sick Headache Pains III the Lons,
Back aud Sides, PapiatiOn of the Heart Nervous IrC
pleasant and dangerous objects Of unnatural condi.
non oi tue sexual functions. In the worst cases Of
fluor Albus, or Whites, they effect speedy cure.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PlLLS.
Have been used over a Quarter Of Century. They
are ogered as the only safe means Of renewing inter
ruptcd menstruatiun, but La hes must bear IN mind
that there is one condition of the female system in
peculiar result The condition referred to is Pregnancy
the result, Miscarriage such is the Irresistible ten
dency Of the medicine to restore the sexual functions
to normal condition, that even the reproductive pow
er Of nature cannot resist it. They cannot do harm la
any other way.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
Are the only Medicine that arricd and Single Ladies'
beware of limitations Thesr Pals form the Finest
Preparation ever put forward, with immediate and
Persistent success. DON'T BE DECEIVED Take
THIS advertisement to your Druggist and tell him that
you want the best aud most reliable Female Medicine
IN the world which is comprised in
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILISlll
They have received and are row receiving the san
ction Of the most eminent Physicians in America.
EAPLlCIT DIRECTIONS with each BOx,-the price
One Dollar per Box, containing from 80 to 10 Pills
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by rcmitting the price
TO the Propricors, or AN authorized Agent in curraht
funds Sold by druggists generally.
HUTHlNGS & HILLYER, PrOprictors.
Al Cedar Street, New York.
" Sold in Bloomsbury, by Eyer & Moyer, and L.
Lutz Feb. 81, loB4-ly.
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Hostetter's Bitters

II ave received the warmes osComiums from the press
aud people throughout the Union as valuable tome
for the cure of Dyspepsia Fauence, Constipation and
general nervous debility. it caanot be Approached
Every day of its great effect are chroncled
through our principal public Journals. There is moth.
ing equal the enjoyment to that which the afflicted
experiGnCe when using this valuable specific Its mid
tone, ITS and vigorous action upon dsordcred
stomach, aud the cleansing Of the entire human body
should recommend IL TO all classes of our community
VI SEE ADVER iISENENT.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
January o. 1864, I'm,
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Important TO Married Ladies' !!
TRULY A BLESSING!

will send, TREE OF CHARGE, TO any Lady who will
send in her name and address, directions how TO pre-
vent the extreme pain of CllLD.blRrli; also how to
one other new and IMPORTANT SECRET, the only
sure and safe remedies ever discovered.
My object in making the above oeris 10 induce every
lady to test nay remedies.
Address MADAME DULENTAUX, NJ. D.
Feb, p, 6i.-3n. 767 Broadway, New York City
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SPECIAL NOTICES
10 GOM3WHll pIlWR8a

& NoNsUMPTIvE Suffers will receive valuable
prescription for the cure Of Consumption Asthma,
and all Throat and Lung affections, free
Of charged by sending their address TO
REV. T.. A. WILSON,
WIamsbureh Kings Co, New York.
January %, lsGi.--tiw.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-21
OBITUARY NOTICE.

Died At his residssse 10 the Ststs Of Mississippi
on the lst Of August, the Rev JoHsP LExky, for.
1s41. HI. was . native Of Granville Couoty, and
was much respected in the County Of Bio birth, aad
among his nsishbon in Mississippi for his many
excellent traits Of character 30 was devoted
and hospiabls friend, = good neighbo., and kind
heartel mdulsent parent lie ends,rsd rany sfhic-
lions with the utmost patisnee and resignation, and
died with . lively hope Of salvation and sterRsl
blessedness through Jesus Christ. He rests from
his laieozs and trials and his memory will ieng be
cherished most adectionately BY his kindred and
friends Who survive him. fCeN.
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SOLDIERS ORPHAN FUND.-In our recent notice of
the contributions to the Orphan Fund by the Coun-
lies Of Moore and Montgomery, we unintentienally
ad injustice 10 the former County, by stating that
her subscription was lo,soo, and that Of Montgom-
cry $4,000, whereas it should have been Moore
$4,000, Montgomery slo.6oo.
But Edgecombe is ahead. DR.. Deems recently
issued this wealthy aud patriotic County, and OBJ
>aaea the very handsome contribution to tho Or
sa'a Fund Of $4,000. ~,