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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-09

LEAP YEAR.-The year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four will be bissextile or leap year 1t is
so called because it leaps over day more
than common year; ; thus, in common
years there are 800 days-in leap year
366. 1t is said that during this year moro
bachelors commit matrimony than IN any
of the other three, and for this several
reasons have been assigned. Caring moth
ing about reasons, we hope the ball may
commence rolling early in tue yeer' and
continue sntil thousands shall be able to
say, in the language OF ShakSpear
"She is mine own
And I as rich, in having such jewel,
As twenty seas, if all their Sands were
pearl,
Tho waters nectar, and tho rocks pure
yoid
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Bs2y" The annual election of officers by
the board of directors for the Lackawanna
& Bloomsburg Rail Road will be held OH
Monday next, the llth inst, at there Office
in Kingston. See notice in another col.
umn.
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Saturday Morning, Jan. 9, 1864.

Dei5" We notice that the several board.
walks in Bloomsbury are in bad condition
they need immediate repair, Let them re.
ceiye proper attention. Where are the
authorizes /!
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THE dashing Belle Boyd has been sent
by Mr.. Stanton from the Old Capitol pri1
on to Richmond, there to ''remain during
the war" But Belle will be back again,
making raids upon our officers, no doubt
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ESTRAY.

CiAMR to the premises of t.e subscriber, in Fish.
" nPctcrk township, Columbia county, on the Third
day of December, l-n5,
AN OLD COW OF REnISU COLOR,
with short tail The Uwusris requested 10 prove prop
4r,y, pay charges and take him away uthctwIte she
plll ba dslo ei Of according 20 the drscuonl u Tho
.8V JOHN b. HLNFls
December 70, lsr5-fa'
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Demise OF George w. Rupert.

GEO W. RUrERr, formerly of Blooms
burg died at Austin, Nevada Territory,
Oct. IL, 1868. \ friend Of his sent us
last week, the subjoincd Tribute of Re.
spect to the memory Of worthy young
man. 1t will be poruscd with interest by
his numerous friends in this section Of
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
READ THE FOLLOWING;

READ THE FOLLOWING;
Mr.. WAuARr, sir u return you my grateful thanks
for the discovery you have made in making medicine
that win cure IutanIaton Of the Lungs and Liver
Comp p'aint. When commenced 70 use your Fine TreO
Tar Cordial was to ali appearances, near my grave.
had been for a length of time splitting blood and
would at times vomit it. My physicians lfor { EN-.
ployed two pronounced mo past cure; but my sister
had used your Pine Tree Tar Cordial, which did her
much good that she prevailed on me- last resort
totryit; and thank God commenced to it. have
taken twelve bottles aud am perfectly cured and am
ready ana willing that any person that IL sick should
call on and will tell them what your Cordial has
done for All my friends aud neighbors were utterly
seen vonit blood in clottcd state, frequently.
Publ sh my case FOR want every person. that is suH
orisg as was, to kdow Of your invaluable medicine.
Respectfully, JuuN NERDlN
erase street, six doors above Richmond street, ihi.
adclphia
The Pine Tree Tar Cordial will cure Coughs, Sore
Throat, and Brcat Bronchitis, Asthma. Group, Hoop.
ing Cough, Dpthoria, aud is also excellent remedy
for diseases Of the Kidneys, and female complaints.
BEWARE or COUNTERFETS
The genuine has the uamo Of the proprilt tor and \
pine tree blown in the bottle. All Others arc spurious
limitations.
Pntcs rIrrY CENTS AND ONs DOLLAR PER BoTTLE-
Prepared only by the proprietor
Dr. L. Z. q. WISNiRT,
No. 10 NORTH SECOND ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
For Sale by aH Druggists.
December 10, l5G3-Gm.
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CITIZENS,
Testifyiug Of their personal knowledge, TO tho
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of these BiteTs
Do you par' something TO strengthen yoHt
no you Uant a good dDpetitt!
DO you rant 10 buia up your CorEtttsucaf
10 you WdHt to feet rel?
no VJU rant 10 ret rid Of nergoHG1eSsI
10 y0t rant 'Hergg!
nc VoH mint 10 sleep '-aii
40 yOa uGHt brisk and rigorous feeling?
If you do, use ilOOFLANDS GERMAN BlTTERS.
From Rev. j. Mention Brooa b. d., Editor Of the Ensy
clopedia If RciigiOUs AHoy!Gdgs.
Although not di sp0scd to favor recommend Patent
Medicines general through distrust Of their ingrG
diruts and effects yet know of no sufficient
himself have received from any simple preparation,
in the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit Of
others,
/ do this the moro readily in regard to Ilcofands
German Btnrs. prepared by Dr. c, NJ. Jackson, Of this
city because was prcjudlccd against them for many
Years, under h. impression that they Were chiefly an
q. l.OhoiC mixture. dm indebted to my friend Robert
shoemaker, Es' for III" removal uf this prejudice by
proper tests and for engagement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued dehIty The
usQ of three bottles of these Bitgrs, at the beginning
of the present year followed by evident relief
and restoration degree or bodily and mental vigor
which had not felt for six months before, and had al
most drspuire. Of regalunC. l therefore thunk God
and my friend Cor directing me to tAs use Of them.
]. NEWTON BROWN
philadti,hin. luna - 1851
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D@g' MICHAEL +. EYERLY, Esq, has
opened an Office two doors west of the
Court House, formerly occupied by DR.. I.
c. Harrison, where he will always be
found in business hours, ready to give all
necessary information aud prepare cxemp,
tion papers from the coming draft. Mr.,
Eycrly has had experience aud will make
an efficient advocate See bis advertise
nlent.
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pure and powerful Tonic, corrective and Alternative
OF wonderful efficacy in disease Of the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.

Csrcs Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, General
Debility, Nervousness, Depression Of Spirits, Con-
stipation, Cole, Intermittent fevcrs, Cramps
and Spasms, aud all ompaints of either
Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness
whether Inherent in the system AZ
produced by special causes
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NnE OONFEssLONs AND EXpE.

. 4 NIENVb Of \ NERVOUS INVAIIO.- PublishrI
lut thc beheht and as caution t. young men, and
olnets VINO uh1r from Nctvons Debility Eary Decay,
ana their kndied amcnt- supplying the means of s,r
cure By one who mas cured himself after being vic
un ni misplaced confidence IN medical humbug and
quackery By enclosing postpaid directed envelope
single copies may b. had Of the author,
NAIH NNlEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
bedford, Kugs county NGw.Yurk
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In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract
Buchu is unyquailcd by any ohcr remedy as Ia Ch2'
rosis or Retention, irrcguGrv. panuIncss, or sup
sion Of Customary EyRCuations liberated or sct'
rhols Ftate o: the Uterus, LeuchorrhHa or Whites,
Starity and Ter all complaints inrdeut 10 the sex,
whether arising from iudacresion habits Of dissipa'
ton or in the
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POSTSCRIPT!
Death of Archbishop Hughes.

Ngw YoRK. Jan. 80 p. M.--1be
very Reverend John Hughes, Archbishop
of New York, died at bis residenco In this
city at ~ o'clock this evening, aged 67
years. He has been confined to his bed
sinoJ the 9th ult,, and his death has been
anticipated a. every moment since ycs,or'
day morning. The sad event has cast
gloom over the whole community
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. r.. WISH a R T

OF this City, has rrdsuhtedy discovered in his can
bindior for a.. rcatIuont uf Dyspepsia ore 0f ths
greatest remedies that Las ever been given n sdf
cring humanity He has treated within the past Two
years something over nine thousand cascs in his rT
yate practice many Of which had defed the skill of
eminent physicians In Europe and America, and ih
every where the medicines taken according
to directions, they have made perfect Many "
the above Of oyer twenty years 'stauOiug-
Those who are rrouhlod with Dyspepsia would 10
we'll to call nj. tho Doctors oghce. lie gives you adj
vice free Persons distaHCc consult by letter
describing the symptoms DR.. Nishart treatment put
up in a secure package with fl directions Is sst by
express on th' receipt Of sig Dollars.
n BIu ull eases where the disease has o. beeasLs
chronic, Dr. WIshlu'p Dyspepsia Pills all that 10
required. by HR'l On the receipt OF One Dollar.
Address Dr.. l.. u G. WlGhari Philadelphia Phls
jriphiS L,a-eT Dec 10, ls63-tm.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LSt1te 0f IH321e08 SUlef, decd.
{ ETTERS of administration on the
4 4 Estate Of Piincas Sitter, late Of Benton Twp"
Columbia county, deceased, have been granted by the
Rc!Iter of Columbia county to the undersigned all
persons having claims against the estate OF the dccc
dent are requested TO present them 70 the adsfalor
at his residence in said township, without delay ana
all persons indebted to make payment forthwith
JOHN W. GElSULlNE Admir-,
Nov, H. I5d3-Gw. - 90.
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EXEMPTION OF CLERaYMEY,--A molten
TO exempt clcrgymcn from the operations
of the draft, made in the United States
Senate on Tuesday, Dec. %, was defeated
by a vote of yeas o, nays 33, or more
than three to one against the proposed
measure, We hope the motion will again
come up in modified form. so that such
clergymen as preach the word of God
alone may be exempt, in order to save
some of the demoralized cities of the North
from the fate which befell Sodom and Go.
morrah, and let it take 10 the army those
rampant Abolitionists who are SO full of
fight, in order that they may have an op-
portunity to practice what they preach
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ATTENTION SOLDIERSl
AND THE rElENEs OF SOLDIERS.

AND THE FRlENEs OF gCLDIERs.
we cal attention to all having relations or friends
in the army to the fact that 'HOOFLAND'S German
B,tcrs" viii nine.tenth5 of the diseases induced
the lists, p7blishcd amos daIiy The newspapers
the arrival Of the sick II will be noticed that very
large proportion are suffering debility Every case Of
that Kind can be readily cured by HOotlauds German
BIttnrs. Diseases resulting from disorders of the a.
gcstvc organs speedily rufOvcd. We have no /
hesitation in stating that, if these Biers freely
used among Our soldiers, pmdrrd9 Of lives might be
saved that otherwise Will 03 lost.
We call particular attention 20 the following remark
able and we'll authenticated cure of one Of the nations
heroes whose 'ic to use his own language "his been
saved by the Euers.'
PuLAurIIiA hugus. %, 1909.
,1hssrs. J0nosS ErGHS ell, gentlemen, your lool'
comrades uC whose names are appended, and
y.no we're fully coruizaut Of all the circumstances of
my case and lave been for the last -four years,
Il meul1crof Shermans celebrated battery aud under
the Immediate command Of Capt X. B Ayrcs. Through
the xposurc attendant upon my ardorous duties, was
attacked in November last with inflammation of the
mugs, and was for seycntywo DAYS ~ the hospital
| tn this city board the Steamer "StaC of Maine
from which landed the 2,th cf juno. Since that
time have been about as low rs amy one could be and
still retain spar. ut vitality. For aweck or more
/ was scarcely able to swallow anything, and if did
force a morscl down, it was Immediately thrown up
again.
could not even keep glass Of water on my stomach
Life could not last under these circumstances and ac
cordingy, the physicians who had been workiHg faith
fully though unsutcessfu!ly 10 rescue me from the
grasp Of thu dread Archer frankly told me they could
T MI, i,"b i,,"sit,tn ,r ma, iirtcI f,n,s is bo.t
" OH, a. ". A., o6lW,aii,tur, ,yho yisit,T mo M ,bs
I"rit,I , F.I,ri|G st"inir,n ,C Syil, b'lo,5 nrrh
Stre, gyiseJ ,r as f5rIorn hone, To- try YOUR III.
f %@% SG s" o g?}t sSy @ saow o Of e ea
TRSs% ' have m aay" but ' two I Io I' % have S
ten pounds, and feel slugHEc oi being permitted To
0 " l u" s1:sa 1o, sp%sl sss i@ 80 .@2 P'I 9'a
lNr ynl |
has has, ,a&'n the place Of vague earsto Your Giticr.
my my uosoa Iio.5 WIG are dearest to ne i" lif',
ISAAC HALONE.
II
We rlly concur in the truth Of the above satemen,
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Noyombar o5, lgt3-Gws2,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate 9j Oa,nd ZejgIcr, dee'dD
7 etters of administration on the Estate
~ Of Daniel Zeiger late of Mount Pleasant town.
snip, Columbia rouuty, deceased, have been gran.
ted by the Register Of said county to the under signed
all persons having claims against the estate OF the
ccdcm requested 10 present them to the Admins.
trarX without delay and all persons indebted to make
payments forthwith.
CATlIARGNE ZEIGLER,
Mt Plea snnt, Nov. -, lSG3-GWS1s Adm'rX.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..
Eotofo of Dgtor Hese IIoc'J

r FILTERS Of administration on the Estate OF Peter
1l Hess late OF SugarOai twp, Columbia co., dec Il.
have been granted by the Register oftolm5ia to
the UNDERSIGNED all persons having claims against the
estate Of the dccedent requested 20 rs NJ them 20
the Administrator at his residence ~ said town
ship without delay, and all persons indebted To make
payment forthwith.
HENRY c. HESS, Admir-.
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Ssy~ The County board, consisting of
Mcssrs Hess, MclIcnry & Fandcrsljce,
and the County Auditors, Mcssrs, Fowler,
Evans and Capt. Yohe, met on Monday
morning last and concluded the annual
county settlement by Wednesday noon
We are glad to know tia. the state of the
county finances are in sound and heal.
thy condition, county orders always
cashea before leaving the Office, such has
been its condition and always viii be under
the management of Democrat oficers,-'
This should be an example worthy Of en-
ulation ty the black republican swiDdlerS,
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5sD'Thc Daft has been postponed to
She 18th. If the government at Wash
ington were not posse,scd' it woVld have
seen long before this that drafting is a fail
urc. We trust. however, that litle wis
dom may be entering the knowledge boxes
of Abe and his advisers, aud that this short
postponcmeut MAJ be the prelude to an in
definite postpcncmeut. Compelled soldiers
are not worth having al least 50 it is said
and if volunteers cannot be raised the war
had better be stopped at once as bad job.
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DOCTOR HOFFLAND'S
GERMAN BEETERS
PREPARED BY
DIR. G. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa
WILL crec,uolly cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Of the Kidneys, and al diseases arising from disor
dered Liver or Stomach,
such
COnstipa-
ton, Inward Pills,
Fulness of Blood to the
Head, ,Acidity of the stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fulness ofwlight IN the stomach, Sour
Eructations sinking or fluuerng at the liz
Of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hur'
ried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at tho
Heart Choking or Sufocang sensations when IN
lying posture, Dimnes7 OF vision, Dots or webs
before the sight Fever and Dull Pam in
the Head, Deficiency Of Pcrspraton,
Yclowness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Rim in the Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, &C.. sudden Flush9s
ef Heat Burning in the
FleshCunstant In.
agnngs ofevil,
& depression
OF spirits
And will positively prevent yellow Fever. Bilious
They will cure the above diseases in ninetynine
cases out Of a hundred
Induced by the extensive sale and universal pupu
atty of ltoolands German Bitters, (purcy vcgcta
blc,l hosts Of ignorant Ouacks and unscrupucns ad
ventgrers have opened upon suffering humanity the
eod gates Of Nosttuns in the shape Of poor whiskey
viely compounded with injurious drugs, and chris
tened Tones, GtOmaChies and Biiters
Beware OF the innuuarabc array Of Alcoholic prep
parations in pethOrc bottles aud big helGd kegs, uA
der modest appration Of Bittcrs; which instead
Of curing only aggrayato disease and leave the disnp
pointed suffer IN despair
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Price 81 per Bottle, or 6 for So.

Delivered to uny address securely packed from ohseT
yntiou. Describe symptoms in all bummunicatIons,
Cures guaranteed, advice gratis Address letters for
Information to
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FEMALES-FENALES

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For the Advertiser.

The following donations arc acknowledged Tor
the two weeks ending Nov. 18th. 1861:
Mr.. P Il Blalock, loai wood.
Mrs John insfnrd, bushel meal.
Mr. J ollingsworth, louds wood.
Mrs W ? Butler, bushel potatoes.
Mrs VIM Walker, bushel POTATOES, 2 chick
ems dOz eggs, lbs butter.
Mr. S Blocker, buSbel potatoes.
DIR D Hodges, lb CASTLE soap.
Mrs James Rain.ford, II lbs beef, ! jug milk.
Miss J Roper, plate butter.
Mr. BledsOc, l bag potatoes.
: Mrs Thlbcrt, busl-l rseal, 30 lie h.r:, j
gal syrup, l bag died fruit, q lbs cotion aud
beans.
Mr., D chsatham, 80 lhs four. gala syrup,
buttla vinegar IL hushsl Irish potutees.
Mrs James Blocker, lushel meal.
Mrs j Minis, bushsl potatoes.
MrsR VI Fuller, basbel meal, buthsi hen-
iny. bushel potatoes.
Mrs A ] Bates, p lbs batter.
Goy Pickens, > loads wood.
Dr. Hord, $50, in tobacco.
Mrs Nolliugswor;h,/9 bushels potatoes,
gallons syrar, bushe wheat, ID bu,ler.
w L Coleman, 5000; A Friend, II, IS; Mr
L Iia.ly, $40; Mis-, IL Mitchell, $40.
Mns. LEWIS JONES, rres s. II. A.
Mrs. ELsanT DtASn, Sccry Treasr.
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Forrest.

FORREST, whose success seems to be as unbro-
ken u. that Of Havelock, has achieved another
great triumph over the Yansees-a very telling
and destructive triumph. At JOHNSON vile, On
Tennessee River, in West Tennessee, LS has des-
troysd three gupbonta, tentransports and twenty
barzes, over twenty thousand tons Of freight
and moro. than three million dollars worth Of
stores. There is no Thndow of mistake about
this achievement, as tho Yankees, and Yankee
papcrs, csndidly (strange to say) confe.s their
discontinue and lossos. Jacksonville is tho
great Yankee depot of supplies in the West, the
point from which stores OF all kinds are sent di
rect to Nashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Atlunta
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Death of Sergeant John p. Bates.

o
Within the past week. our community has
toen deeply saddened death has sarnercd up
ono Of the best and notlest Of its members JonS
P. BATES, Ordnance ScrgeantCf4he Ind Regt. S.
c. Cavvlry, died of disease-tke aftor effects Of
Typhoid Fever-at G recn Pond, on the cbarlss-
ton and Savannah Railroad, on Sunday tue 9th
Of the present mo:lh.=Eis romans wore brought
to EdgoGell on tho following Tuesday, and in
tered under the grand old oaks that stand in
front of his beautiful and once happy home llia
loved ones have made kim q bod where Southern
bre.zes will ever .ish his requiem. Tho quail
ties of his heart, manifested in his life; tho lCv
ing kindness of his manners, indicated in HE
social intercourse; his joyous flow Of Wit and
humor, the generous impulse OF his whole char
meter, are now memories in the home history,
that will 10 cherisLed long after these scenes
have passed away. They ure private rights, the
tillo to which will be guarded with wife's and
chiIdrens' love, and honnred with mothers and
sisters remembrance. The public however are
entitled to that he left them--the memory Of his
faithful dischargoof every duty 4, friopd, oi
ere;y duty as citizen, OF every duty as soldier
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ForthesAdyertiser.n
CAxr 19rH S. C. REa'r.,


. - q -. Oct. .24th, 1885, ,
Mr. Enron: Sir,-I have tic honnr to- ask:a.
mall space iu your papsr to speak Of eur much
!! rsd and respected Assistant Surgeon j. II.
.'.:SslSGs,-he being citizen whom old Edge.
fald,> in days lang syns," fclt proud TO honor
fssl thnt she is yet mindful of him now that he
is distant with many of her sona, sharing the
toils aud hariships ireident 10 the present lifo
and lcatt struggle of our country. As Surge
on, be has but few equals, and rs kind and sym
pathetic gentleman, mono. surpass him in thoee
noble traits Of character which never fail to in
gratiate an officer into the hearts Of the soldery
At all times he is attentive to, the sick; but we
speak murc particularly of his espGcial care nnd
attention 70 the sick snd wounded while On the
ch and during engagements with the enemy.
Our wounded can never forget his activity and
energy in their behalf at Murfreesboro, Chicka-
nauga, and during tho whole of tie campaign
from Dalt n to tho present time. he has been
"triej, prorOd, and found we'll qualified" and
the good people of EdgeGeld. may rest assured
thai viii ba done for their friends. that energy
ind activity can accomplish. -siio2
+ We iattsr ourselves that we are particularly
fortunate in being provided NTH DR.. JEssIscs
as Rcgimcutal Surgeon, and Surgeon HAwkrs'
as Brigade Surgeon. Dr.. HAWKINS is q scholar,
an D gentlemen Of superior talent and skill,
and he enjoys the fulIconadencs of the men of
the Brigade ~ ~ rss.-@ly- gg5g -s}s =
-. Our men are cheerful and have stood the lato
campaign quite we'll. We have heard but little
from home since VIC loft Palmetto. Our friends
must not forget us, but write often, directing
their letters to the Regiment, Brigade and Divi-
I sion, Army Tennessee. Our Regiment is the
largos. in the Brigade. We confidently hope to
bo in Tennessee before q great while, when we
trust to be able to force the vandals from the
Cato City. - Yours, &C., zirs.
CHARLIE.
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Law LDly ON Macduf!

Lincoln and Mcclellan hase claprerclawcd
ench other" to the bitter end" which bitter end
is the triumph Of the former. Bitter to MeClsl-
Ian and the Democrats. With us it made not a
particle of difference which WAS electedj it was
"lay on Macduh" in either case. But now we
arc in q stats Of certainty VIC know. that the
war is to be wagtd against us with increased ma
lignity and ferocity. There ID to be no armistice
no cessation Of hos.iltiss We are to have neither
negotiations nor Conventions Of States There
is now but one question before tho people and
before the Congress. How shall wo conquer
peace? Let US be fully alive to tho work in
hand. Oar apparent strength is far below our
real. We are not ourselves properly nxurs Of
our own ros urccs in u,cn and material. Let us
try 10 discover what can AMI should he dono.
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Lost or Mislaid.

A FOUR percent. Certificate, Eo.352, for SEGA.
"A drawn by z. w Carwile,- Depositary, in favor
OF the undersigned. All persons aro. o.hercby cau-
toned from trading fof the same. Application
for renewal of Certificate will bo made at the en-
piration of thirty days.
Nov. II, Be "a.