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NoTIcE.-We eall attention TO the ad-
verlisemeut Of Mcssrs c. 5. Hashins &
Co.,in our p,pcr. This is one of the oldest
and favoraty known houses the Iino
of trace, Their well established reputa'
ton is perfect guarantee against unfair
dealing, and ar! one wishing to purchase
Jcweiry OF aug description, Will do we'll
10 ,ry III. ,ch,p." li,red by Messrs. Has
kns u &, 10, ist they advertise for
one 9o'ia: ert4ialy very attractive
aud Il hauce to obtain Gifts
.. & Holidays, at low
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aes- Springfield, Illinois, the homo Of
abraham Lincoln, gave George b. Nc.
ole'lan 20 majority, while Orange, New
'ersey-McClellan, homt--savo the Gen.
cral so majority.
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aDs- Lieut. O. B. BRocKwAY, having
severed his connection with the War, has
resumed reading Law, with Il. II. Little
Esq in BIoomsburg.
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eGy' Hon. GEO. p. STEELE, of Wilkes.
Barre, on Saturday last, was visited by q
stroke Of Apoplexy. The Luzerne Uoion
says that he is tolerably comfortable. May
be speedily recover
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

WnAr DN. CLARK SAYS --e'lle who
while he processes the religion of Chrit,
disturb society by his preaching or wit
lug, who excludes from The salvation of
q Cd those ho DO not conf rm 10 his re-
lgious or poll creed, never knew the
nature of the Gospel and never felt its
power und influence
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asy- WIN. APpLEMAN, Esq, has been
released from Fort Miffiin.

Day Mrs. & Mr.. SToHNER, advertise
their Confectionery Store and Restaurant
Saloon. They have an excellent stock, in
either line, and deserve liberal support.
We always give the preference, in our
custom, to those merchants who advertise
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-26

tss- President Lincoln shrewdly likened
Secretary Stanton to the tch-easv TO
take.awlul to to have, paguey hard to
get fl Of.
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Traverse JurOrS.-Dec. Term, 1864.

Traverse Jurors Bee. Terra, 1861.
Bloom jackson j. Robbins, Leonard D, Rupert.
Borough of Berwick-James JaCoby
Nrarcreek- Jas. l.. SpunGbcrg, Levi Shafer.
Beavor- lsaac Dric.b rh, Peter llauck.
BentOn-Ja Jacob WOlcYCr.
Cutawissa-Pcfer Recder, J. X. Sharpless.
Centre John Hill, Isaac Ehrwne.
onyngham- JOnathanJ. Huaglaud.
Franklin John Artley, Samuel foreman
Greenwood-lsaac Dewitt, Wm Roat, Adam Utt.
IlrmlOek-W Wellington PuTsul.
Locust Jacob IIarner. Hugh Artley, John Harner'
Madison-JOhn EsslCk, Jacob Geiser
Mitfn--Alber G. Hess, Isaac X. Sweppenhciser,
Nt. PlCasant--JaCksOn NJ. Hover.
urange--Danel Kline Elijah G.. Ricketts,.
ROaringCreek Samuel Leidy Jacob LOngenberger.
Scott--George John, Phenas Trench, LII CreVeling
James Lake
SugaIloaf--h ontgomery Cole.
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Uniformity OfFrces A New Feature III Bussnra
Every Que his own salesman JONES \ co. OF the
crescent one Price Clothing store No. 2Ji Marketstree
above sixth, Philadelphia
In addition TO having the largest must varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in Philadelphia made
prcssly for retail sales, have constituted every
his own saemHn, by having marked in hgurcs, each
article the vety lowest picc be sold for they
CanhOt possibly Vary-al must buy Ilike.
1he goods are well sponged ana 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 on hand
OF the latest sty aud best qualities, which will be made
TO order IN the most fashionable and best manner rs
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth street
no. 20i JONES a. co
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MARKET STREET.
Fer Safe by M Druggists through out
.the Country.
P.s.-Every agent is authorized to refund the money
where the compound falls to relieve, Full Directions.
accompany cachbottlc IN English, French aud Ger
man.
n B.-No Carthoric medicine is re-.
quircd, In treating Five thousand cases
| have never known Il case to require
Physic, or have | ever Enown it to fail in
thoroughly removing the diseases As
devote all my time at the study and treat,
ment of Diseases or TIE BLOOD !
am prepared to give advice gratis by op
plying to my Office or by letter, accom-.
panied by Stamp.
E. w. WELLS,
Nj. D.
Wholesale, 81 Cortland Street New York
G,II ku n IN limit
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THE WGArnER.-We have had consid.
able cloudy and rainy weather during the
past week. SJmo snow fell on Tuesday
morni"9 The few clear days we had
v,r" -. warm ard pleasant. SO far
,.4 not experienced the delightful
..-.s. lwn rs "Indlan Summer"
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ra; now style Of fractional currency
80 1.. be issusd by the Treasury De
-,...., The five cent notes will be oil
... sa.. .i2c os the present. issue but in
other denomioa oalions there will
- ..... The ucw fifty cent notes will
.q ID ia, me width as those notes in cir
,ul4a1I. It cor siderably longer.
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From the Rev. VI. Tyons formerly Pastor Of the Co
luhbaS ~ J,l and MlIestJwn, (raj Baptist Church
New Columbus, N Y.
DR. T. NJ JACKSON = Dear Sir II feel it pleasure
thus OF iny own accord, to bear testimony To the OK
ccient OF III German tcrs Some years since being
h'urh ahicted with Dyspepsia used them with great
beneficial results, have often Tcccmur hdcd tnrm t.
persons cnecbled by that tormcHfing disU Sc aud have
heard from them The most fattcrng tctimonials IA L.
their great value. In cases of general debility, be.
'eve II 10 be IL COMIC that cannot be surpassed,
J. vi. LYONS.
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HORSE EoR SALE,

A GOOD. SIZED MARE, suitable for
n Farm, Buggy Draft or Cana ing, viii be sold
cheap, on application 10 the Editor of tile democrat
Bluomsburg, Oct. /, lSGi
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EARS, EYEss, ,

Nose, Mouth and Throat, syphilis in all its fnrme, sy.
phitlc or ncrccrrial Sore mot anI throat, chronic
liberation of the Lungs, stomach aud Kidneys, PIN
pies, Postuucs, and Botches Rheumatism, Female
Weakness. Lercortbao (nrisng from internal ulccra
on Dropsy, Genenal Debility, Emacaton aud all die
cases of the
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thor heAft,, tbut ~ Democracy had sue.
ceeicd, tor the sake ol the country and
poor,sufferng humanity. They have vic
tory but they are afraid oft, They know
moi what to do with it. They canr OF full
fill their promises, they cannot make good
their lies, and they heartily wish them.
selves rid oil their elethant.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no CONSIIMpTIVEs
INHE CONFESSIONS AND EXpE.
EYE a EAR

ProfessoriJ. l5AACS NJ. NJ, OocuMsr and AuRtsr
formerly Of Ledon Holland is now located at No 5il
PINE Street PnLADElPmiA, whore persons afflicted
WIN diseases OF the EYE aud EAR will be scirnth.
ally treated and cured, if durable. ~ Artificial
Eyes inserted without pain.
n. B-NO charges made for Examination. Thc Med
ical faculty Is nviied as he has no secrets 10 his
mode of treatment
July g lSGi,- l2m
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RECEIPTS FOR OCTOBER,
TO THE
COL UMBlA DEMOCRAT.

The following payments have been made
to the Columbia Democrat Office during the
month of October, 1864:
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POSTSCRIPT!

esg- A small rebel raid was made
across the Potomac at Shepherd town tho
beginning oflast week. The force consist.
cd oftwenty cavalry, but they rodo 81
fast TO get back, that thy had no time to
commit damage.
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NJ a TRIM D ylIAL!

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
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From Rev H. Tanner Pastor Of TIedding VI. L.
Church, !miudn.
DR. JACK son - Dear SIR - Hayincus yonr German
Hitrs ~ my family frequently am prepared To saw
III II 1t mas been hf great service believe that II, M ~.
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edge. Yours, &C. T. n TURNER
No. SIG y Mini teeuth Str.rt.
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From Rev Warren Randolph Faster ef Baptist Lhnrch
tcTnuutu"n II, Ia.
ilR. =. " jNcNsON; bear Srr:-Prrsnnal experience
h'H.S mt I" SOY that CARA The G ruan GItters
Ff tf"N nr '.t e aust excel, ut ur.itiu. Iu Cases
OF F"g" or'. HHJ g,n"ral drbiiiy I have been rrea
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ihey VIII pruIu.e ~inI!lr Fl ,cts on 9th ra
yours respectfully WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Peuna
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Reg- Indemnity for the pasl--pay up.
Security Tor the fu,ure-ply down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

THE STATE SEAL OF KAxsAs.-The following
may or may not be true-at all events it is the
explanation of Sol. Miller, of the Kansas Chief
as to the adoption of the State Seal of Kansas ::
The following is correct history Of the motto
of the Kansas State Seal and its meaning
" I'D Astra per Aspera." When it was deter
mined to procure seal, premium was offered
to the person who should furnish the best de-
sign. great many specimens were sent in-
among them, was one from skillfu Italian de-
signcr and ensraver in New York, named Adoph
Astra. The design was accompanied by note
from the engrarer written by his clerk and book
keeper AudreA Sperl. The note concluded thus ::
:" trust the design will prove acceptable in
which case would if desired, propose an ap-
proprate motto. Ao. AsTRA,
Pr 4. SPERA"
The committee were SO delighted with the de-
sign which Was that of our present State Seal,
that they Immediately adopted it. They mistook
the signature 10 the note for motto, and also
adopted that. thinking it had reference to the
manner in which the bufaloes on the seal threw
their tails
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

IMPOSED UroH.-The Copperheads of Marysvillc
played dastardly mean trick upon the Mexicans
of that city at their celebration on Friday last.
They informed the leading Mexicans that the
Governor had sent them Union speaker, and
wished the Lancers to go to the cars and escort
him: TO the meeting. The Lanccrs did SO, escort
ing one l.. p Granger. a notorious traitor, who
made n secession speech. The Mexicans wanted
to clean the rascal ont, bat were prevented by
the Union men, who recommended that the
speaker have his blow out. At the close the
Mexicans gave three cheers for President Lin
coin. three for Juarcz and three for Mexico. The
Coppcrhead, slunk away ablshcd. The editor
of the APped! was waited upon by deputation
Of Mexicans, who felt very much grievei as well
indignant at the trick practced upon them,
and asked 10 make due apology to the military
who participated in the celebration They also
said that they could be relied upon to vote down
or fight down secessionis:s or Copperheads, and
if left to choose would embrace the latter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

LEFT THE CupPERHEADs.-I Quinn, Lieut..
Governor under John q. Downey, in Il late speech
at San Rafael, said he intended at one time TO
vote tor Mcclellan, but could not stand on the
platform. lie has been acting with the copper
heads, but cannot see how any patriot can go
with them in their present factious opposition to
the Government. lie leaves them to their own
destruction while he marches henceforth under
the old flag and to the music Of the Union.-Sac-
rnmsnfo Lninn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

Wox'T AccEPr-The american Flag is inform
ed on good authority that Ex-Governor Downey
declines to compromise himself by accepting
the Mcclellan Democracy. This may be the
result of prudence of self respect He may
think there is no chance Of success, or lie may
be unwilling to run in such company. AT any
rate we thiAk it safe to say that he will not ac-
cept the nomination
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

THE TRuru BY AccIDEyT.-The Placerville
Ne,cs relates the following:
a Lincolnite of this city the other day told
prominent Democrat that when the band
played Hail Columbia at the Copperhead
meeting on Saturday evening, the crowd all left
but the Union men. The Democrat resented the
imputation, and declared that there were not half
dozen Union there. The bystanders roared
with laughter, when he saw the point and en-
deayored to correct himself
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

L. P. FISHER 171 Washington street. (up stairs) San
Francisco NEARLY opposite Maguires opera Houses
ouly authorized Agent in that city.
HENRYS. MARTIN Postmaster Junction City, will
receive subscriptions the JoGaSAi in that sect
nisli printed receipts.
Subscribers to the ,rRS at Douglas City will receive
printed receipts by leaving the amounts due with kELTJN
\ KELL W., our authorized agents
At North Fork A. WATERS is our authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH, mlmln, will all busine, pertain
ing to this Office the several points below North Fork
CIIAS voSE is Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY RANTZAU are our Agents at Lewiston.
a. q. PRICE, EIe. AMI Justice GUSTAV THEDE
torizei receive aui receipt f subscriptions the JJrE
N Canon Creek
E,presman B1GGS is authorized receive and receipt
subscriptions in the lfiy Fork section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

The OVERLAND IMxrGaATIoS.-It is estimated
that at least fifteen thousand persons have ar
rived and will arrive during the present season.
principally from the Western States. The Plu-
mas Union says that of this number, at least SIX
thousand are fresh from bands of guerrillas who
have infested Missouri, Kentucky and Arkansas
for tho past three years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

GEonGE G. GoRHAH, formerly editor of the
Marysyille Democrat, and now Gov. Low s. Pr
vate Secretary, has published open letter to
Eugene Casserly, who was fierce Administra-,
tion war man three years ago, but now consorts
with traitors, and supports Mcclellan. Mr.. Cdr
ham scores the pusilIanimous renegade unmer-.
cifully, and threatens, Notwithstanding Casser-
ly's protest, to publish some of his intensely.
loyal letters written in 1861. -s :
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

KILLED IN rHE-SERvIcE.-The Carson Posf says
Among the killed during the advance of Grants
forces on the railroad between Petersburg and
Richmond was brother of Henry Edgerton, OF
Nevada Territory. He was Major on the staff
of Gen " T Smith
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

THE SOLDIERS THEY MEAy.-The Lyon county
(N. IT, Sentinel says BY referring to the resou-
ton Tin relation to the soldiers, adopted by the
Chicago Convention, we cannot see that any
mention is made of the Federal soldiers. From
the character of the men composing the Chicago
Convention, the reports of their proceedings.
and the tone of the resolutions forming their
platform there is every reason to believe that
the sympathy and protection they offer
is rendered, not to the heroes whom they delight
t. designate as Lincolns hrelings." Federal
cut throats," "leg ilized murderers." etc. bat
to the soldiers who are fighting in the armies of
jeff Davis for the cause with which those sage
Coppcrlleads so manifestly sympathze and labor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

OrEER LoYALTY.-Donahue and Ryan, who
have held ou. to the world great pretensions to
LOYALTY. and who are the contractors Oh the
Comdnehe, recently addressed the Copperhead
Democracy in San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

No ARMIsTIcE.--The Union State Central Com
mittee published the following last Sunday
morning. The gentleman of high standing "
is Thompson Campbell:
"As one of the prop,ietors of the Epsniny
Bulletin, in two letters from New York, published
in last evenings issue of that paper, has made
certain statements and intinatons. the effect of
which, if allowed to remain uncontroverted,
might be to discourage the friends of the Gov
ernment, have been instructed by the Exccu-
tive Committee Of the State Central Committee
to say, upon the authority of n gentleman of
high standing in this State, who returned from
Washington by the last steamer, that Ii is not
true, az is intmated in one of the letters. refer
red to, that any proposition for an armistice of
the land forces now engaged in hostilities is
likely to be entertained by the President and
that it is untrue and prePosterously absurd that
the letter OF Mr.. Lincoln, dated July 18th, 1854.
and addressed . To all whom it may concern
is, as is stated in the said letters, deemed by
Union in any wise likely peril his
election. In this connection, l take the liberty
to call the attention of the Union men of the
State TO the fact that the recent glorious VIC
tories in Maine and Vermont were achieved some
time after the publication of the letter of Mr..
Lincoln To all whom il may concern. .
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

PRENTICE says that at the end of til, war,
whilst the Federal soldiers will have the delight
of hanging on tie necks OF their sweetheArts
nj We the r.b. ie idcrs will have to Content
themselves hg hany.ny on their oan!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

REBEL PogrRy.-A Connecticut officer sends
the Hartford Courant some ''poetry" which
was found In a rebel camp at Resaca, Georgia,
and ia entitled the Rebel Soldier" This is
the first monrnful verse
will eat when huugrsy wi drink wnen get dry
II the yankis don't Gill me l will 1--we tu az
If Molly E,rsakes me it will cause me t. moarn
.,, I. .ahaI .olter n ling from home
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

QuAxTRELL.-It was recently reported that this
infamous murderer and guerrilla was on the
California border A dispatch says he was rec
oouized and arrested at Indianapolis on the 9th
of this month
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

DIsGusrED.-" Long Primer Hall, formerly
editor but not proprietor of the Amador Dis
patch, copperhead sheet of the strictest sort
saws the Sacramento Bee, publishes card in the
last number of that Journal in which he
saws that lie shall not contribute anything more
to its columns, because it supports Mcclellan.
lie approves of the Chicago platform, because,
in his estimation, it acknowledges the right OF
secession, doctrine which Hall religiously be-
lieyes in and earnestly advocates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

ABEL SrEARys, the great stock raiser of South
ern California, has failed. His losses in cattle,
caused by the droath, have been ciormous He
numbers them by thousands -s.-g. /.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01

Wr,r DoyE-W j. FORBES, Esq, editor OF the
Humboldt (N. T.) Register, was recently married
to Mary C. Mitchell, of Coloma, in this State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-10-01
SO.

BAcKwoops ELoouEScE.-A man on his trial
for murder having been found guilty by the eri-
dence, is supposed to have been successfully de-
Tended by his counsel in the following speech;
"Thou shalt not kill. Now if you hang my
client you traDsgress the command as slick as
grease, and as plump gooses egg in q loaf
er's face. Gentlemen murder is murder, wheth-
er committed by twelve jurymen or an huIpble
individual like my client. Gentlemen, ! do not
deny the fact of my client having killed a man {
No such thing, gentlemen. Ye may bring the
prisoner in guilty, the hangnan may do his
duty, but will that cyonerate you? No such
thing. In that case you will be nurderers Who
amoag you i prepared Tor the brand of Cain to
be stamped upon his brow to-day? Who, free
men? Who, in this land OF liberty and light?
Gentlemen, | viii pledge my word not one Of You
has q bowie-knife. No, gentlemen your pockets
are odoriferous with the fumes of cigars cases
and tobacco. You can smoke the tobacco of
rectitude in the pipe of peaceful conscience;
but hang my unfortunate client, and the scay
aiiigators OF remorse will gallop through the in
,ernal principles of your animal viscera, until
the spinal vertebr@ of your anatomical cou-
struction is turned into Il railroad for the grim
and CORY goblins of despair.
Gentlemen, beware of committing murder
Beware, say, OF meddling with the eternal pre-
rogatiyel Gentlemen, l adjure you, by the
minumtted ghost OF temporary sanctityi to do
murder adjure you, by the name of wo-
man, the main spring of the tickling timepece
oil times theoretical transmigratioa, TO do no
murder adjure you by the love you have for
the esculeut and condmental gusto of your ma
tive pumpkin, to do no murder | adjure you,
by the American eagle that whipped the univer-
sal game cock OF creation, and is now roosting
on the magnetic telegraph OF times illusirious
transmigratlon to do murder And lastly,
if you expect to wear store-nade coats if YOU
ever expect free dogs not to bark AT you if you
ever expect to wear boots made Of the free hide
of the Rocky Mountain buffalo and, to sum up
all, if you ever expect to be anything but sneak
ing, low-fung rlscally, braided small ends of
humanity, whitfield down into ndistnctibility,
acquit my client and save your country.
The prisoner acquitted, of course.