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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
UIEUNUENo OF TIE LIVEH
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS,

AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS
AND WEAKENED AND DEBlLiTATgo FRAAfEa
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE
ylGgR OF HEALTH.
The fepnalian Of tbs preparation is no, Of day.
mouth yer is it confined within limited space,
nor but suow sprrecs'ed By those who In tho
circle Of fashion ard refinement t. the contrary world
wide AMI the umphs Of this article have blessed alike he
rcb AID the poor WHILE Ike ba, falls gently the
earth 30 s enemy VI unkn rs blessing TO descend
upon the suffering end aa tod Its virtues known In
every qusr, Of the habaJe globe aud the wonderful cures
whleh Is daily IT,. Ot ming have Tor It tie hghss! post
H. to tempt. o. science W.h such recommendations,
blcked b. csb,e and uudCub,ed testimonials nom
those who have sxpcncsd is curative Properties giving 70
the pbc bat what has passed through the cru"
elsie ofru supported b. array pendd aud hther
unknown rump. what wonder Is il that thousands rusn
to Il ~ relief In the hour Of danger.
oBsEgVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS: s,
R,sul,ng from Disordec- Of the Digestive Organs:
Constitution In,d Flies. Funess Of Blood to the Head
A,idity Of the Stomach. NaIsea Heartburn Disgust
for Food. Fullncss Weight In the Stomach d
Sour Eruc;G.iors Sinking or fluttering at
the Pit VI the Stomach, Swimming Of
tie Head, Hurried and Dihcul.
Breathing Flriterins
at the Heart,
CLICKING or Suiocatn5
scnsat;oas when in lying
Pos,grr, Dilness Of VS.
ion, Dots or
webs before tie sight, Fever
ard Dali Pain IN the Head, Def
cheney o. Peg yratiou, Yelowpess Of the
Sin anl Eyes, Pai- in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs. Sc.. Sad Fiu,l-s Of Heat Burning in the.
FlesA, Coasian, lHasnifss Of Evil, and great
Depression Of splits.
RENEE jER
THAT TnIs biIrERS IL
NOT ALCfIULiC,
CONTAINS no RCM or WHISKY
AND CAN'T NAME DRUNKARDS.
- NoFA
BAR-2OCM DRINK,
ORA
SUBSTITUTE FOR BrH,
BUT a HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC sTIMJLAsr OR
lNIURiOU, DRUGS,
and cannot ndousy the vice OF drunkenness Al
the bosom OF you fniesio your wife your children a
your friends
Read testimony oftae respectable peoplepersons
OF elara.tei, an1 who
CAN ALWAYS Be FOUND.
VIZ WILL PAY 5000
20 sy that viii produce Certificate Published by thai
Is lot -SUlgg.
NEW-YORk TESTIMONY. fH
From John B. Wickersharn, csq firm OF wickcuhan 4
Hutchsou tie ceetesed Of fancy iron workz
No. 25S CAllalsL:
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From, California.

san FEi.CIs"o, Thursday. Feb 90, 1854.
The brig Glcnco, ka1agawa Jan. -, has
errived A private ietter received by Der says: ave
regret 10 say that the news tba: the Alabama WIS
b.uckaded at J noy 10 not confirmed Y. L.. however.
beheyed That the tlahana Is hlocKadod by tire My0-
ming ai or near Saigon ard IN dock. was .irst
reported"
The ship Henry BRIGHAM hes arrived from
K1nagawa. Japan, Jan. ~ She brings nc later eli
ncso papers than those received by TO Glencoe. Jut
lrisGte Ioters fom ShaGghso 10 Che 10Th ~ JanJary
are Ct haBd, and Ear 10 known contain TothiDg
further concerning the Aabama
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fsDiAsA DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES. - III
Arrival OF the sI.iuoi..

The steamship Illinois, Capt. d. S. Babcoek,
from Aspinwall 18th inst, 10 m With specie and pas.
senCors 70 II. %. Roberto. arrived on Triday morning
She left at Aspnwe steamship Champion apt ones
awaiting the United States mails and passengers from
san Francisco 10Th iust 3p. H.. passed ateamcr Ocean
Queen bound 81 AspnWal.
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Enfesf Min Nessa

. ILL.,. ARRIVED.
Bari Tbema. tBr) Peterson Cssdenas II days, sugar
spence Montague.
Big Dihso Rambsl, Black River Js 81 days, sgwoea to
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The Revolution iva Auiioauin, South



We have received papers from the State OF
Cauca 10 the 2lst " las. noath which contain eomo adj
ditioHal information about the revolution in Antioqua
Tie battle at Mariniila took place Dec H. and the
death OF tho Governor and the Commander hic Of
The Government forces Is confirmed The Conscryn.
tiycs who style themselves the "Iestauradoros OF the
old New Granada " and of the religion. wore soon
lnas'ers o. tho whole StG.o Of AntOqua. and their
Government began diplomatic intercourse with those
" the neghboring States.
They notified the latter that they vould not invade
them nor interfere with them and hoped the others
would DO the same But they Aoon oGuo ovGr into
Caucl a. they sGid 20 punish tho Liberals for trans
erosion into the AntIoquia territory They pushed
tho forces Of Clca back had victorious skrHsh at
Santa Maria Ian. H. and went a. far ~ the river
Otun But thoy must have rereated back 10 their
territory. although DO not hcur anything OF the
reported victory of tie pursuing Caucans at MGnzaos
Or OF Con Sanchez. the alleged lender OF tho latte;
forces.
Costa RIGA.
Costa Rica II busy in carrying out the new
road 70 tho Atautic but there il danger that the
usefulness OF this enterprise will be destroyed by some
speculative Leads. who covering the whole length
oi RIO road with locations and deprive the Government
oi the possibility to get pant of the outlad money back
W sthB lots that are made valuable by the roGd
Tor which TIE specuatois will subscribe one cent
The coffee crop of this year ia only a middhng one
and the prices In San Jos6 In consequence Of the low
pFess IN foreign markets, Ge s0mpai sliyely low.
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am tue recipient from you Of Of toe greatest vors sh
can - conferred viz. that Of health For many
yesrs have suffered from The most annoy -s and De,
81 taxing comp AIMS tia, the human family can DC afflicted
With, Chronic Da.rheA
During the ions time suffering from th disease wss
attended by regular physicians giving temporary re-
lief The ses-e1 70 until inJacsd 70 Try
hoofads re Bit,ers Afcr the bottles on
ts. yllor medicine, tho complaint appeared Do com.
pe'oiy era'ics,cd.
oen nwsrdy thank yon for auch valuable specific and
whenever have opportunity cheeFiay recommend il
with full confidence in It's relisbili y
Truly yours. JOHN q. wIcKERsHAM
Ngw ioXS, Eco. ?. 1905.
From Julius Lee Eq firm Of Lee Walker the most exc
-nve Nusc Puhsaers Ia tie United States No Tl3 Chss.
~. a., Philadelphia:
FgBRuARys 1861
nessgS JoyEs L Ev,Ns-GESrLENES, My mother inlaS
has been greatly benefited by your HooHands GermA
B'ers that concluded try myself. find be in
valuable tonic anl urbeatrgy recommend all who are
suffering oin dyspepsia have had that disease mos
obstinate form-Gisneefo. many years. and your Bitte
has given when every hing had failed Yoaa
truly, JULIUS LEE
tEon tLGI llknowr citizen, tho
HON. JACOB BROOM:
HON. JACOB BROOM:
HON. JACOB GROOM;
HON. JACOB BROOM:
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AN APPEAL to PEOPLE Of coNkorS

AN APPEAL to PEOPLE Of COMMON
SENSE and tbose who desire to have tho AYFLJ5xx0
BENEFITED.
READ AND REFLECT. F1
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND 1EFLECr.
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT
has been from time irumemor re object Of phanhro.
pi' to nnd some remedy Tor ills OF life and scientific si
mas or ages explored esrry in order to discover tho
haaen secret hs bu however, reserved for modern sed-
ece 10 ore o'e the word the great destroyer Of disease,
and in HoOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs are concentrated
all those virtues viii tend to promote healthy and ygoroua
HE Unlike the genv atty bitter they are alcoholic
mfe Dat pure tonic, composed entirely Of vegetable sub
stances. They sre positive cure for
DYSPEPSIA
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JACOB BROOM, No. l,N1 sprucest.

The following well known reverend gentlemen sekssw.
the Of shese B:er Such testimony certainly
vince the most skcp,cal:
Rev Levi O. Beck Pastor Of the Bapis. Church Pember.
ton, ~ j. formerly tie North Baptist Church Philadelphia
Rev Ttos. Winter Pastor Of Ro1borough Baptist Church,
Pennsyiysris.
Rev j. s Herman Of the German Reformed Church. Knlp
town, BcSks County. Pa
Rev II. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of tho Columbus N J>
aud Miestowu (ra.) Baptis; Churches.
Rev. j. Newton Brown. d. D. Editor Of the Encyelopcdin
OF Religious knowledge aud Chst,n Chronicle, Philadelphia
Rev j. H. Turner, Pastor OF Hcddns NJ (. Church, Pha-
deplnA
Rev. Jos. H. Kcnnard Pastor of,he Tenth Baptist Church,
Philadelphia.
Rev. Warren Randolph Pastor Of Baptist Church, German
town. Pa. -
Rev. VIM Smith, formerly pastor of the Tncent.own and
NIlvine ~. J) Baptist Churches
Rev. Lawrence w. Bates Editor slehodss Protestant
Baltimore, Ha. .
We could add many other. to this n., did space permit
PRICES. . -,
Large size thOldns nearly double quantity 81 per o's
Small s, IS cent. ne, bo,,i: hall dozen
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
See that the signature Of" G. NJ Jackson On 'ns wn
Should your druggist have the article DO net b.
In It's place but send and We viii forward, securely
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MsIANUFAcToRY
No. 63 ARCH-ST.,
I'm JONES EVANS,
Successors to c. NJ. Jackson Co,
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Esca pc Of Union II risoners-&a "irS IN "'S'
era Houisiann-sherninn's WoVen'e"'s
in Mississippi Gen. Banks fr'ifee 10
take the STUMP,
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HON. JACOB BROOM:
HON. JACOB BROOM:
HON. JACOB GROOM:
HON. JACOB BROOM:
PuILApgLpurA. De-, T. 1854

Oct. y 1908.
GESrTgsIs: In reply to your inquiry effect pro-
duced by the Of Hollands German BttersD In up
family have he,aion whatever saying that been
highly beneficial In instance. Of dyspepsa q
about thirteen yeers standing, and which had become yesy
distressing the Of bottle decided relief secosd
egacLng cure, End the ti it seems has confirmed tho
cure for there has been symptoms s for the lea
six years In my individual OF II, hnd to be All 10
equaed tonic and sincerely recommend s to the suasr,
Truly yours,
JACOB BROOM No. l. rp7 sprucsSx
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Beicaa,e, 10 tie rnian Triionrl G0nTea-
ten.

ISDASA.-The Republican State Convention
met on Tucsday the o3d inst. AID Dnio The following
nominations;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

M Haze (Un.. n h rcpOred Tic Oh 70 ainoHu no
net entitled act % establish and cqgali2e the grade
of line officers in the United States Navy" With AN
amendment intended 70 remedy the oyei ,iGurting at
valuable officers ~ The Retiring Board and essentially
the same thrt failed 10 become Law last session.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-15
More Military Arrests.

JssIsH II. FURMAN, High Sheriff Of
Columbia county and ROBERT G. Fruit,
Clerk to the Comm;s, ners, were on Tues-
day last arrested by the military satraps
and scot to prison at Harrisburg. Their
effeuses. we suppose, in tho estims.on Of
ihc loyali'ts, consisted in the fact, that
they had taken two men, (who were aIieg-
cd deser'ors from the jail to Hemlock
twp, to cast their votes, and were when
arrosted--roturning with thom to the jail.
We aver, that in this, there was no sio-
ls'ion Of civil or military law.
P. S.--Messrs. FURMAN {; FRUIr,
we're discharged at Harrisburg, aud have
returned TO Bioomshurg. So also, were
the three young men--vis: D. II. Fry,
Of Main township, with W. II. Heller,
and Dan'l Hotter, of Hemlock, who were
arrested as doscrters, but against neither
Of whom could there be anything alleged
by tho Government.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-15
AbOliiionislS Seeking their Ncles.
GREAT DEMOCRATIC GAINS,
Pennsylvania safe for
Mcclellan.

The returns Of the Election held in
Pennsylvania on Tuesday last, as far as
received up the hour Of going to press,
indicate the triumphant redemption Of
the old Keystone State from Abolition
rule and The Dcspots power. Never
was political contest invested with more
interest, and none was ever fought more
desperately by the enem les OF the Demo-
cratic party The Abolitoni.ts strained
every nerve to win the battle.
They manufactured bogus dispatches,
and circulated all kinds of false news to
create enthusiasm for their cause. Mr..
Lincoln hin self entered the political arena
and did all in his power to encourage the
faint hearted in their wavering ranks
But the hardy yeomanry of Pennsy ylvania
individually repe lied all their insidious
advances aud poled such a tremendous
vote against the law. breakers at Wash.
iDgton and their followers in PENNSYLVANIA, ,
as to make THE STATE SAFE FOR Nc
CLELLAN AND PENDLEroN. The returns
already received from the various town.
ships and counties indicate the sst of the
current, They arc enough to send thrill
of JOY through the hear. OF every true
friend Of the Union and the Constitution
in the country. They indicate clerrly,
that the VOTE OF THE PEOPLE is in favor
of the Democratic cause. and if the rest
OF the State shows the same result as the
portions already heard from, THERE is NO
DOUBT THAT THE DEMocRAcY HAvR sg.
CURED A DECIDED MAJORITY ON THE
VOTE PoLLED IN THE SEVERAL COUNTIES
OF THIS STATE. Let this suffice us all TO
exchange our hearty congratulations on
the glorious result, and induce US to nerve
ourselves for the greater work still before
US. Enough is now known to enable as
thank the gallant Democracy of the State
for the noble work they performed on
Tuesday 10 the face OF the most determin.
ed and uuscrurulous opposition that ever
arraycd against theml
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-15
Death of one Of Lincoln'S Pris-
OnerS.

Mr.. WILLIAM e. ROBERTs, Of Jack
son township, Columbia county. died on
Thursday of last week, in the Military
Hospital, near Fort Mifflin, in the 57lh
year of his life Mr.. Roberts was one Of
the most exemplary and excellent citizen
in all our eounty,--a worthy Christian
man and was respected by all who en-
joyed his acquaintance. lie leaves a large
and helpless family, thus numerically
deprived, by tn, despotic hand Of military
power, of husband, father and protector.
Was not this innocent man nhumanly
murdered, and murdered by whom! Let
the Lincoln satrap' answer to the country
and before God. Innocent of any viola.
tion Of the laws, az was evinced from the
fact, that he was discharged few days
before his death.
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%.
COMMUNICATED.

A Lady who has been a member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Blooms
burg for several years, would refer Rev.
Il. X. WILSON, to DR.. CLABKE's oon-
ments upon verse 18th, Chapter 2nd of
St Luke "These shepherds were the
J"" preachers Of the Gospel of Christ .
aud what was their tsxt' Why, Glory to
Goam The highest Heavens, and on eur,A
peacs and good ,ciH among men. This
is the elegant and energetic SAYING which
comprises the sum and substance of the
Gospel Of God. This, and this only, ia
the message which all Christs true pastors
or shepherds bring to men. He WHO.
while be processes the religion Of Christ,
disiurbS society BY bis preaching or ,crit-
mgS, who excludes from the salvation Of
God all who hold not his religious or pol-
h'caI creed, never knew the nature, Of the
Uo'pe, and never its power or influence.
How can religious contentious, c.v,l blo;ls.
or open ~ars, look thst Gospel in the face
which publishes nothing bu. glory 10 God
and peace and good ,ciN among num-
CrusaS|es for the recovery Of a holy lara
sOcalled, (by the way latterly, the mos.
unhol in the map of the world, } and wns
for the support Of religion, are an insul,
to the Gospel, and blaphemy sgains,
God
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-15
From TIE Star of the North.
CORRESPONDENCE,
FoRr MiFFLIs, October 7. 1864.


| EDITOR OF The STAR: 1t becomes nv
painiuI duly 10 announce the death OF VII,
| LIAM +. RonrgTs, one Of the cizsr PRISON.
ers brought here BY the military on the first
OF September He had been at the hospi-
tal about twelve days. AT midnight last
evening lhe gates of our cell were thrown
opsn and the death Of Mr. RopsRrs was All. /.
nounced. You may imagine. Mr Editor,
| Ihe feelings this sad news impaired al lha,
SOLEMN hour. Our feelings were such that
little sleep carno tc our relei during the re.
mander OF the night When he left lhe
bomb-proof for the hospital he was the
very picture OF despair his beard and hair
whi,ened with the irosls of fify.six winters,
his form bent over, s;hands clasped across
his breast. ! turned from the scene with
feelings oI anguish. Banished from his
home-from his wife and iamlly--and dy-
ing W wilhout the sight or a comforting word
from those who would have gladly admin.
Islered uLo HIM in his dying hours. And
what can | say TO his heteayed vile aud
family! All that we could do in our
Strengthened circumstances TO render him
comfortable vas demo After he was I'd
ken 10 The ho.pial he was cared Tor az well
as could be expected. | do not envy the
position OF the dend or fisnds who we're The
cause OF forcing this poor old man from his
home and family aud friends TO die nmong
strangers. Frequently, after be became
very feeble, he wonld enquire it Genera!
CoucH had come, us he anticipated a rs.
lease. Poor man, he il released from tbs
control Of all earthly power, and will be
brought before Judge where Justice is
meled out. Those wicked persons that
were instrumental iu bringing him here, if
not dead 10 al! teelugs Of common human.
ily, musl have biuer compunct'ons OF cons
science when they look upon that poor,
dIsconsolate family, whose support and
comfort they have taken away. May COP
in Hls mercy forgive Them.
Z This is considered very unheshy loca.
ton, even out in the open air, and must be
much more so in this damp, close cell.
The effect is visible upon all
Wilton, even charses being preferred
thiriy-eisht days to-day have elapsed since
we were brought here. But only intending
to give an account ot the death of one of
the inmates OF This cell, will not trouble
you farther, hoping soou again to enjoy the
sacred boon OF LIBERTY our torelaihers
Tough, and suffered 50 runch o, accomplish
1t tho present state, .ci things continue, the
ineelimabIe blcs-iage OF liberty will be
wrss'ed from the people, and despolism
with It's dark pail will seule over our once
hapoy county, which, may Heaven pre-
ven. JAMES n HENRY.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-15

DsJ" There never was greater unsni.
nifty in a country than was exhibited here
at the fall Of Sumter, and the South WAS
powerless in the face OF it; but Mr.. Lin
coln completely paraIized this generous
feeling. He destroyed the strength oflhe
position and divided the North when he
declared to the South that slavery should
be protected. He has built up for the
South strength which otherwise they
could have never attained,
tremonFs Letter of DeclHatton.
Lincoln paralyzed the North, and built a
strength in the South. And yet there are
men who desire the continuance in power
OF a man whose measures destroy the
North, and insure the independence of
the South. Certainly an administration
which has thus administered affairs is not
only unworthy of continuance in power |;
but its continuance would be actually
criminal. Will the people continue such a
policy so condemned by it's own friends !
Esrsr, 40, nsvss
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-15

"PooR TRAr.' r.'-Taesday evening las, a,
the Cour ilouse, the Managers and Direct
ors OF lhe srraigh;s q this bnro. gave an
entertainment, Al which thsy introduced a.
one Of the speakers, K. + CLARK ESQ Gas
he said) from the rebei county OF Colnm-
ba, who was mads lAe scnpe gont in This
Congressional District two years ago 10
"sland in the boots" of the Rev. Geo. Las.
DON, TO bear the aims OF the ouicasrs. 10
save the county Ticket from ignominious
defeat He bowed himself to the yoke of
hs oppressors, and kissed the hands OF
thoss who made him the dups and victim
OF their selfish ends It was a sad pic.
ture 10 behold, but it shows the power Of
the artist who palnts the canvass 10 sniI his
own selfish ends, Not one word OF inQui-
ry did MIR Clark make after The 'tuO thou.
sand majOrity' that was promised him in
this noble old county, that was able 10 give
Mr.. Lincoln for whom he spoke, fue thou.
sand majority. II he can, talk in Bradford,
better than he can run Tor Congress, he will
find that he is spell bound and he had
better return 10 his "Rebe County," and
lei Maj, Terry have the votes - By0aford
Argus.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-15

The People Speak for Mcclellan, Pei
dieton and the Union.

The election on Tuesday of last week
throughout the State of Delaware for
Judges and Inspectors, resulted in the
grandest triumph ever achieved BY the
Democracy Of that State. The Demo.
cratic majority ia ,495.
Returns from eleven towns 10 Conn &c.
ticut show large Democratic majorities--
an average gain Of ionr hundred in every
dIstrlct heard from. The Democratic
hosts are marsballiDg!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-15

sGy~ In respect to Mr.. Lincoln, l con
tibue to hold exactly the sentiments COR
tanned in my letter of acceptance, consid-
or that bis Administration has been po-
llically, miitarily and financially fail
ure, and that its necessary continuance is
a Gauss. of regret for the country.
FremOnts Letter of Deciiaation
Yes, Linooln's reelection would bo ga
cause OF regret for tho country That is
Fremonl's opinion. The people are with
him, and they will take measures to prevent
It's continuance after the fourth of March
next. His ministration ia q "failurs,"
says Gen, Fremont, politically, militarily
aud financially" Yer, stupendous fail
ure-fhe people will take care Of that too,
and The Fo0rth day Of nex, March, will
inaugural aew administration that shall
be a success 10 every respect.
aa~ Several COL mqaications are om-
rnittad until ne5t veek
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-15
OHIO AND INDIANA.

The returns from Ohio and Indiana
as furnished by the Associated Press in
Philadelphia are meagre. They indicate
Democratic gain GU the home vote in
Ohio of FORTY thousand. Indiana is
re presented TO have been carried by the
AboliIionists, by an increased vote. but
WE HAVE EVERY REASON TO BELIEVE that
the actual returns will vary ma terially
from this report.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-15
Stubborn Facts,

The way TO put muslin up to dollar a
yard is to vote for ABE LINCOLN. All
poor men who want the price ofcoa raised
can have their wishes gratifed by voting
for LINCOLN. Sugar used to sell for eight
and now sells for thirty cents. Vote for
ABE LINCOLN and it will soon be dol
lar
Half the amount working man makes
goes to support ABE LlNcoLN's corrupt
administration. The soldier in the army
who gets SIG where he used to get Sl3,
pays two prices to the Commssary for al |
he buys. The army, the navy and the
people through the proongation ofths war
by ACE LIscoLNs to this time, when il
could have been ended two years ago, are
giving life, blood, and treasure at double
former rates
Shall such an Administration be 90 cntin.
ued =! No, Never No!