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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

Notwithstanding ought to be the
mos, healthy village in Pennsylvania -
Situated as it is, on high bluff of Fish
ingcresk, with the ground descending, to
she small stream coming in at the Forks /;
90 from the rise below that there being a
descent to the n. B. Canal there is eve
~ facility for leading off all impurity and
keeping streets and alleys in a perfectly
sanitary condition. The little stream that
rons the whole length of the upper town,
can be made the channel for cleansing ;
anl at th, lower end, small labor would
sblally insure freedom from dirt, accumu-
atng vegetable and animal matter, and
solnplete wa'hiug BY every shower.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

appointment. by The Posi- Master Cen
.ra!.-CosnAD KREAMER, Esq, to be
Pos. Master at Jerseytown, Columbia co.,
Psuns; vice Jackson IHomus, Esq, re.
sgned:
Mr.. Kr.amcr will keep the Office in tho
sswp, and the people will heuceforlh have
something like mail facilities and accom-.
mods,ion., The Department has evnced
confederation for the convenience Of the
ai,igsns Of Madison.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

FIRST OF ApRIL--Ths general pay day
is close at hand. We hope our frinds, in
N liking their other payments, will not for
get the printer. In these times of high
prices and cash terms, we need cur money
jist as fast as We earn it, in order to make
both ends meet. We have also several
frat of April sediments to make, for which
We depend upon the receipt of what is due
us. We hear almost every body say 'mon
ey is plnty," If all who owe us would
pay up during the month of April, per.
baps we might be able, for once in our life,
70 realiEe that "what every body says, is
true"
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Those of our subscribers who intend to
"movo" on or about the lst of April are
requested to give us timely notice thereof,
stating as we'll the place from, as the place
70 which they remove. This will enable
Us to deliver their papers at their new resi-
dences, or forward them to the Post Offices
nearest 10 them, without mistake or delay
The present mail arrangement enable US
10 reach every subscriber, in whstsvsr
Part sf tbs ssaAty he may r.ids.
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Boy We observ that the abolition
Preachers are again on the stump, open
ing The presidential campaign, and bawl,
ing for "msceg genation' and all the other
here,iss Of the day. We trust our fien g
will avoid all such creatures, AMI if tie
preachers had seuse enough to appreciats
It, we would recc ommend to them the study
Of Millions "Lycidas.'
How degraded must that man be, whc
deliberately degrades a high aud holy
eslliny, and no " lost to shame must be
that srsy, which solicits il.
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tN%Asgosrs
'"vSs''''''ses t5ssa -
WAR NEWS.

DKsERTERs from LoNdsTREKT's army
say he 10 doubtless moving to join LEE,
THE quota Of this State under the lsst
call for troops is $1,000.
CENTS hereafter coined will DO compos.
ed OF ninety-fye per centum Of copper and
6vc per oentum Of tin or zinc.
ELSA r. POTTER is the nominee Of
the Democratic State Convention 70. Gov.
ernor Of Connecticut at the coming sles.
ton.
AFTEa the first Of April the invoios
valuation permit fee on shipment 70 and
from ipsurrectionary districts will be three
instead Of FIVE per cent, as heretofore.
The Montgomery (Alabsma) Mail
gives the following prices OF that market.
Beef, 81 per pound pork, 81 per pound
lard, Sd per pound f; butter, So per pound
eggs, SO per dozen These prices are
just half what they are in Richmond,
though the articles are really more scsro.
than they are 10 Richmond.
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rNwALLow two or three hogshcads Of "Bsehu,'
"a "Tonc Bitters," "sasapara," NERVOUS Anti.
dotes" &C. SC, &C., and after YOU are satisfied with
the result then try one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCH
ANS ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS and be restored
to health aud vigor in ess thad thirty days. They
purely vegetable pleasant to take, prompt and snlu
tary in their effects the brokcr down and shattered
constitution. Old and young cun take them with ad.
vantage Imported and sold in the United states only
by JAS. ;. BU hER,
Station d. Bible House, New York.
General Agent.
p, S.-A box sent o any address Ieeeip " phw
which is one Dollar post free
March 10, lS6i,-am.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Tnsre many preparations sold under the nome Of
BitterS put quart 60Os, compounded Of tbs ehcdpes
wSkcy common rum costing from 20 to 40 cents per
gallon the taste disguised by 3nsc COriaHdGr Seed
This class of Bittrrs has caused and will continue
10 long they can be sold hundreds die
the death of the drunkard y their the system 8
kept continually under the influence of ulcOhoic stin-
ulats Of the sorst Kind, the desire for Liquor is
ted and kept up aud the result is all the horrors
tcndant upon drtllkatd's life aud death.
For those who desire and will have Liquor Bitters,
we publish the following receipt. Get bottle Of
Ouhand's German lEtters and mix with three quarts
of good brandy or whiskey, ana the result will be a
preparation that will Ear excel in medical virtues and
true excellence any Of the numerous Liquor BittGrs in
the markCt and viii cost much less. You will have
all the virtues Of oofands BttGrs in connection with
good article OF Liquor, AZ much less pries than
ThCse inferior preparations viii cost you
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

RAsTrNo.-Ths Susquehannah river
has been in excellent rafting condition for
. week past, and large quantity Of tim
Der and lumber has passed This place for
she lower markets. These arrivals only
constitutes the advance feet of immense
quantities yet TO come. Lumber is bring
aag better prices than in former years, tho
supply falling far short Of the demand.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

The Old Fogies who govern the town
will annually spend more money than il,
required TO do this, and also keep the
streets as kept a:p,esnt, and yet the real
necessary work will not be done; and it
never will be, until there is Bor ough and
a Street Commissioner with brains, and
ample powers to put the reformation AM
improvement through.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26
Public Vcnduc /!

WILL be exposed to sale at Public
w Vcndueat the late residence Of Samuel Wanich
deceased in llenloCk township, Columbia county, Pa
Tuesday, 20M of March, 1864.
The following described valuable personal propsty
viz -
TWO IlORSES,
TWO COWS, TWO HORSE WAGON,
One set of light aud one set oil heavy
double Harness Ely Nets and Sadie;
SteR, WOtOS, Ha70DS, CubtUat0rs,
Lot Of tor,l-'C00't, Eaa@i"g .AR aad cut
ing Bar, an interest IN q Grain Drill
and Ireshsng Machine.
ALSO;
HAY BY TIE TON
Corn a,d Onts By the buShe(, &c
Cradle, Scythe, Log Chains. Double-tree,
Meat Casks, old Iron, &c, with great
variety Of farming utensils and other arti.
cles too numerous TO mention.
U5 Sale to commence a. 10 O'Clock; 4. m, Of said day,
when attendance will be given ANA conditions be made
known, by 1890 49, $500 -
Administrator Of the Estate o! Samuel Wauieh, deed
NJ, COPFMAS. Auctiohctr.
UemlOck twp, Mdrcn ~, let.
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House Bu'ned.-Mr ELIJAH ALBERT
aos, OF Benton township, Columbia county,
LOST his Hou,e with all its contents, Of
Thursday, the 18th Of March. No in
sursnce on the good, and furniture. We
sympathsc with Mr.. Albertson and his
largo and worthy family on this their Sc
ssrs and unexpected loss.
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DIR. Horlacher's Pamphlet.

rs SLAVERY CONDEMNED by THE BIBLE Or
PROHIBITED BY THE CONSTITUTION OF THR
UNITED STATES
THIS is the title OF a neat little Pam
4 phlet, on the above subject by DR.. JACOB HOR
LRCHER, Of New Berlin, Union County, Pa, contain.
ing 81 well written pages in English and German, aud
for sale at this office.
II contains vast amount Of useful information.
Price ~ Cents per copy.
March 5, IS6t-lm.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-26

As WI ExprcTED.-The lie about Gen
McClellan's interview with General Lee
proves to be "a tale told by an idiot, full
Of sound and fury, signifyng nothing"
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HOoFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs

Testifying OF their own personal knowledge. to the
beneficial effects and medical virtues OF thess Biiers
DO you rant something to strengthen yoa1
DO you rant a good dppetitel
DO you rant TO build up your Co1stitutisn1
DO you rant to feel uoeH?
10 you rant to get rid Of nsrUonsnsfst
DO you rant eRorgy?
De you UnRt TO steep fscH2
DO you rant a brisk and UtgOrou, feeling?
If you do, use HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS.
From Rec. j. Ntuton Brorn, ID. d. Editor of IA. Eney.
cloPedid Of Religious hAou!edge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines general through disirust of their ngre.
dicnts and effects yet know of no sufficient reasons
why man may not testify to the benefit he believes
himself to have received from any simple PREPARATION
the hope that ne may thus contribute to the benefit
others.
do this the more readily in regard to lloofand's
German Bitters prepared by DR.. c. Jackson of thi1
city, because was prejudCed against them for many
years under he impression that they chiefly an
ale lcoholic mixture am indebted to my friend Robert
shoemaker Esq, for the removal uf this prejudice by
proper and for encouragement try Them when
suffering from great and long continued debility. The
Of three bottles of these Biters the beginning
Of the present year followed by evident relief
and restoration degree OF bodily and mental vigo
which had not felt for six months BEFORE and had al
most despaired of regalEing. therefore thank Goo
and my friend for directing me to the use Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
ph;Iodoiuh;o lima D.
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TIE Spotted Fever still continues its
mark Of death in Luzerne county. The
Union record, six deaths in Kingston,
flom the disease, last week.
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THE noble Democracy Of Centre sown-
ship, Col co., on Friday last, effectually
swept the field, not even giving the aboli-
siouists show for Office.
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Democratic Victory in York.
yoRK, March l8. 1864.

YoRR, March l5 1864.
At the election held here to-day, Mr..
Swall. the Democratic candidata for chief
Burgess, was reelected by two hundred
m ajority. This 10 an increase OF ninety
over the election ofla,s year.
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ElAMNET4 .
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARRIAGES.

On the 22d, inst, by Rev D j Waller, f,
M. SHELDON, Of Danville, and Miss LUCY
Il. daughter of John Il Meyer, Of this place,
On the 10th inst, by James Jacoby,
Esq, Henry TRAUGn, esq, and RACHEL
ADAMS, both OF Briarcreek township Col.
co.
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PROSPECTUS OF
The Philadelphia Age.
1864.
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC uAlbY JOURNAL PUB
LIaHEu IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE UNION, THE CONSTITUTION AND rHE EN
FORCEMENT or TIE LAWS.
THE DAILY AGE,

which advocates the principles and policy Of the Dem.
ocratic party Is issued every morning, Sundays oS.
ceptSd9 and contains the LArEsT rtLEGRAPluC SEws
from all parts of the world with carefully prepared
and prompt editorial comments on the questions and
atairs of the day Market reports, Prices Current
Stock Quotations, Marine Intelligence, Reports of Pub
hc Gathefings Foreign and Domestic Corrrs spOudouUg
Legal Reports, Theatrical Criticisms, Reviews OF
Literature, Art and Music, Agricultural Matters, and
discussions of whatever subject is Of general interest
m
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IMPORTANT TO
FarmerS& PropertyEI Holder S

THOSE who desire to improve and beautify their
farms or homes, and avoid being imposed upon by
Irresponsible agents, IN receiving that which they did
not buy, and paying two prices tor what they receive
will lind it to their advantage to call at the wu known
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ney Gen. McClelan's report--in the
various editions--sells like hot cakes
The country evidently believes in him.
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% II. w | S RI q r. I

of this City, has undoubtedly discovered in his G'm'
bnation for the treatment of dyspepsia one of the
grcntcst remedies that has ever been given to sun
ering humanity; lie has treated within the past Two
wears something over nine thousand cases in his pr.
vate practice, many of which had dcfed the skill of
eminent physicians in Europe ard America and in
every case where the medicines were taken according
directions, they have made perfect cure. Many OF
the above were Of over twenty years standlhg-
Those who are troubled with Dyspepsia would do
we'll to call at the Doctors office. lie gives yOu ad-
vice free Persons dstaRce consult by letter
describing the symptoms. Dr. Wishart treatment put
up in secure package. with full directions, is sent by
express the receipt of Six Dollars.
n. B-In all where the disease has n OF bccomc
chronic Dr. Wisharts Dyspepsia Pills are all that is
required Sent by maIl the receipt of one Dollar
Address Dr. H. ., {. WIsharL, Phiiddc!p c!phla.-Pt(d
dolphiG Ledger, LDcc, 49, la63-um
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WHAT NErT.-It is proposed in New
York to introduce into the churches "in-
valid pevs' and sleeping pews."
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ps- Ono hundred copies Of Genera,
McClellans Report for sale by Col, Freeze.
Price Fifty cents cOpy-call aud get
one.
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4 TTENTlON !
IA YNn LII IRLEQlf II, N.Y. On Atrrp, y.

{ "a 7 . VIII " IIV.4 II NaIE LU.N JI.FlsN.
The undersigned being regularly "licensed Auction
eer," hereby offers his services such to all who
may feel disposed TO give him call. His great ems.
riencc in lhe business, will enable him render salts,
faction to his customers At the same time he Cautions
all Auctioneers mot licensed from following said
calling the fine fixed by the United States will
surely be imposed, and the law carried out to its fun
extent Al persons desiring to obtain my services will
please inform to that effect before they advertise
J. ID. RICE. AUCTIoSE.R,
I,irht Street Nov IA isGl
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DEATHS.

In Centre Township, Columbia CO, on
Thursday, the l7th of March, 1864, Mr.
Christian MuifIe,y in the 18th year of his
life.
Iu Cattawissa on Thursday, the 18th
of March, 1864, DR.. Geo, II, Hay hurst,
aged about 35 years
In Bloomsbury, the llth Of FEBRUARY
Mary Margaret daughter OF Ransom and
Cathariue Hazcct, aged 9 years, month,
and Is days
At this place on the 2lst. inst, Richard
Francis, aged about 47 years,
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
saturday Morning,M Mar. 26,I864.

AaRIvED.-The season for pruning fruit
and shade trees and grape vines.
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no YOU WISH TO BE CURED :
~ DIR. BUCUANS
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure in ldss that 30 days
the worst cases of NERVOUSNESS, Impotency, Pre-.
mature Decay, Seminal Weakness, Insanity and all
Urinary Sexual, and Nervous Affections. no matter
from what cuusc produced. Price, ono Dollar per box
Sent postpaid by mail on receipt Of an order Ad
drsss JANIS 5. BUTLER.
station d, Bible House,
New York.
March 10. 1854 SIN.
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THE WEEKLY AGE,

is complete compedium ofthc News THE WEEK.
and cont1us tho chief editorials, the prices current
and market reports, stock questions CORE spundencc
aud general news matters publ shed in the DAY AGE.
lT ALSO CONTAINS GREAT VARIETY or OrHER MATTERS,
rendering it in all respects lirst.nmy Journal par.
ucuarly adapted to the Politicap, the Merchant the
Farmer the Mechanic the LitcTury man. and all clas
of readers. II has in fact every characteristic of
LIVE NEWSPAPER, fitted for the Counting House.
the Workshop, the Farmers Fitcsidc, and the General
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COLUMBIA NURSERY,

and examine the stock and also, compare the rtices
with those Of other establishments. We offer Annie
and Peach trees at about unchat the prices of other
Nurseries who supply this section Of country with
trees All all other truit and ornamental trees Sh rub
berry, Roses, Green ard llOthOusG plants, &c. at a
much lower figure than any other reliable Nursery in
this vicinity. We have over 10000 Apple trees of
suitable sue for pahiing from TIA rec to years
old comprising all the leading varieties the choices
western varieties included also few extra new
varieties collected from Seeding trees by ourselves
which are now offered for sale for the first time. They
need no other recommendation for the de irabG quality
Of their fruits than this. Four years ago we exhibited
nine varieties o Apples at the Lancaster County Fair,
which took the first premium. seven Of thosa vatie
ties were fruit of the original supposed to be- seeding
trees, from which the stock offer for sa were
pr pcgatcd from. Mr.. J, g. CARRIER. of West Hemp.
field township, was member Of the Fruit Committee
that awarded premiums to the new fruits.
Among the small fruits would call particular ay
teutiOn to the
TRIUMPH DE GAND,
and Great austin Strawberry varieties, the fruit OF
10 the admirers of the beautiful offer novel.
ties IN the way of several and novel varieties in
Roses nnd Ncrbanies.
Our stock of Roses comprise about $50 varieties
supposed to be- the choicest coll ctio in the State. 1t
has been materially enriched, Of late, by importation
from France and Germany 4 new and conmOdTOus
Green house erected this season. is filled entire y
with ChOC, Roses ana NUrbanias. We charge nothing
for a sight, aud cordially invite all TO calf and our
stock. Nsarly every thing is kept here that can bg
found in any nursery in the country.
: II. PURPLE,
Columbia, LancasteE County Pn.
March l., 1864.
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NOW READY.
GEN. McCLELLAN'S REPORT.

Vhe AutnoriZed Government Copy.
SENT TO THE WAR DEPARTMENT
GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
AND PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS.
WITH THE OFFICIAL CERTI lCA1E,
"War Department,
"AdutaEt. Genera Office,
"WAsHISGrOS, December -, ls63
II certify that the above is true copy ofthe original
report on file in this office. Il. d, TOWNSEND.
Assistant AdJutant' Gene raj"
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AUCY'EONEER.

'EHE undersigned informs his friends
Z and fsllnw.citizens throughout this and the ad.
ding that he is regularly licensed auctionesr
under the ChiIed states Laws, and is prepared TO s
ali
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SANEs.

Having mad seVeIaI years tApcrrnce N III. buGIIsts.
he iltters himself that he Will be able 10 give ssEs
faction to all who employ him.
JACOB SHELHART.
DanViile, Jan, 30, leo4. Cooper try.