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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-12-20

General Fitzpatrick was o within nlsix
miles, ofrSavannah, having divcrged
from the. Central road near Millcn,
and led the advance. Savannah pa
pers of this day reported General Sher-
man still on the Central road, and for
aging extensively to replenish his COM
missariat. He was'1moying slowly to-
wards Millen, but his close proxirlity
TO Savannah led the people Of that city
TO adopt the most energetic measures
for, It's defense.ll .ll--Y5i ym II 3yed .fha
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-12-20

wILLiANwkg.DRoN, Ff.~ -sSsa y pAipY, cssi,.
sssiss s. sHENkYhJ KING, rsdcr. 20 - ''-is,'
TBsBst etSsnl.sd .hndet N Esv Of. ce.s,e... A
thisdsy epsnsd sof moss ~ =. - r-s-a
hHIste,l;', ~; yss- L lsst h,.g .s..s..s r,ass,r
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-12-20
80 &c. c, JOHNSON, NJ. d. i,
s1af sPHYsIUIAN SURGEON.

o. enes over c r. Hotrs Dry Good Stsrs.
I" Residence Hillsdals street. opposite J. ".
Wiassrs, near the College.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-12-20

finds the cavalry advance of General
Slocum at Waynesboro, thirty.two
miles south of Agusta. General How
ard was moving more slowly, probably
on account of the greater difficulties 10
be overcome. On this day General
Foster embarked a column from Port
Royal, aided by Admiral Dahlgren,
for cooperating movement on POGO
taligoa and Grahamsvillc, on the Charles
tom and Savannah road. .fio1 8 9ci'Is q
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-12-20

s. - '.ii DIR. H. NJ. WARREN,
HOAEPATHIC- PHYSICIAN,
- yyIcl N ConHERcIAL BLOCK. svER VAN MISS Tuss-
lis SroRs, LOUISVILLE. AIcu.. Refer 4. n. Hale,
- u. D.. aud Faculty Hahncmsnn Medical College,
sfs Chiesgo. lssr aAAf '.fHi t.''
,,.Y- All eas to HiEsaaIe or vicinity by telegraph
err ,sthsrwiss, will b. promptly attended to.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23
@sfG6tlttbe &runtGsit.

gDenn Ger trreseeitee untluse Singing dusnsst tas
ben Gent hieier ihmer;baen &rantPst IN ftp ausenpm
en bdt 10 eei6tsbt eA bIas taB Elm uuettieeS Sange
fitl Gter bic 8urt Gntbetun3 tbn ab1reGt. fd an
ene ;u pence aa Selts in SoiSe ibrsr @rsebua
Sepeftabiltt6t Guein fein Grtraen esen f6ne unber
martet 70 Anee bis bic Spnprs erits dredlisn 1ebcls
ste g.; 9. ttn nit @ei6ml.en eatSG y gals, cine tpe
Stale, S@uers TN acpfe urs intcH Geeern @ba9me res
geI9ts, Eaubbet Nusp sle Der &au Snpen an ben Se-
ntn iS Irten Snnen I'm &tlttte une @rtreitd-
ten @ seleen, e fan1 fiet etsl nit eiHer tretlten
sasGisist Sss 9 iSrsttsn stS tulss. nsr annsa aas
bettein geatnitans res alsifs rb unb Ger Gpsstnen
l4rtdlden 2eieen taerb Elm @nbe Madt tas TIN rad
ienetn 2dnbe srtnst tetn seiitnser rftetrt
Is III ene trdarer 8tdasle, ha5 &nuienee beier rrd-
barren Xranthet sum Ser f1ten III 6plee brr ilnse td
ltdfe anptlentef %ro5ier ree trtb Nnweusune ieats
tneten 9tltes Res e rS bic &enRutien seynidtn unS
eeA 2ea hcs YeteaS IN sth eenkes Daiea rerallssu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23

Gr ldob ben BTarrtr bel Geite. 0lun Ities
er auf cen @eri6tSmann." 81 rsu
v&ennsn Sie mid, Sanue8 sA fra0te
8drmaib bdll9. @ d. s1 ul s.'as.
fr.Sdl CLAUDE, S,e 1iuO Der 6sri@tsamt.
MANI" p ...8 @ Ho7gg .tsHa. i
DER bin t4, uno ais lplder befeble id9
Sbnen, bas 8elabene @s>pebr bel Geite s1y
leeen uno mir gu ortwprter. @ebcn @ic,
6undAtt III cle .Stube 5urGf !" geI 9.o& 10
Sannee fcnnte liA ntdt entIdlIeBen, (ca
Fort 6clse Su leiften; ais 8drpalo ieap& let,9
nsn Befebl spiebsrbcite, trat Der 9tlte Suriicf
unb Sffnele be Gbiir neS StiibtenS, roS
Rattarina elIdrett pellieF. Die hrei Wedu
ner maren nun allein. Onnnes betra6tete
Gle unpilltpmmenen @Gae nit miBtrauil@em
Sltden. Gbe er li@ in feiaem @tuble ME
oerlleB, ftellte Ger paS @tnebr 10 on BEN
Sten, Dap er eS lei4t nit, Der 6lno er,eis
benfpnnte. Damn rerblieb er regunasfcs,
be hogelenH SDdnoe ipie 3um9 @ebete srerz
ldInnSfn. 2c, 9tad, riner fursell9 l@inleituna
mieberbclte Ter h8fnrrer milo unb lrernrlid,
bic 6r15en, ote er, nte mir pi1Ien, Ihpu
truber rer8eb'rs an ben Alten seri&tet bate
GS ldtsn, ais pb 5annes tlub lei W1e=
lan9olilA blidte er Dor f4 niecer; teinc
Miuafel ietnes @eltdtS 5udte, teiu @lieb lei.
mes to8ern aCtpersr bSmeats li1. 4 sl1ir
vScbanneS Vtb1u !" rief p.Gs id ber@ @e=
rldtSamtmam. U@rtbsilen @ie1freipillig
Die NatpOrtea, rie uau bon S6 nen fprDsit
Ocer Id, pelce SSte ais einen ,SinberlGuber
perbalten laReunuDas Anlts9eflugni6 irlI
Die nddite 9tadt ftpn Sbre gSpbaluna ieir,."
v0cuo!" fubr 8ater pannes aui. Sic
gen Be~etle Dor, baB icb Elm Rinp 9erautt
blbs :" .grI sas 1gis.s f3r a1 m r.r
5Qeinsi IL j@erpei ib beibrngea 2 tutIe 9nete
left Bar 10aldtsam manu.sir,Der YerraNt
aueIn ldnn slbt n'ir oas 9tsd,tp 5ie.inl Sait
3u iiebmen S}ar i et nod babe ih G1riihoe,
rudlihtsUoll nr(t jbnen gu perIatlen. q goo.
berlIt Sbnen ras ath0 Sefpmmen, nas Sic
Derrn @etbarot iibergeben baben 2eas,'an.
o@erbarpt-! @erbarrt /" murmelte .pec
2lite. 'nrem er frampfbaft nit beiten 6dlla
ben rie 9etne pes otubleS er9tifi. asH
Sin bitterer aWrr( burhbebte ren @jre:s
bel NenuunB pieisS gtamsns1 8irm1ls, eta
9emte9ter Snquirent, benubte rte 9lufeesuus
oeS @ten. s. - .Hs8 aa.3a 10. air
i .nOsr reide @e,ba,pt tit toot," la9te er
aletd9il.i9, poie gBittpe @erbarbt, uno Diele
lit fstae dnoere ols eie Nellnie, batJcas
g,cBe 0ermSsen eeerbt, bas auf rnerfldrlihe
gpeie eripDrben ipctoen. @elinat es mir
odr5utbun, CAP @srbarpt aus Speculation
lt9 NIT leiner eileuen Ec6ter bat trauen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23
Ore & uhuI IN /.

hCn @rabutrer zines Der erten etiinhtn @oaeaen Der
Ser etaaen ter eretsn steI etnes 2ebens In ben
Sspit6lern hon 2sate @ars 9tila6slpbta ib aneefen
StStten ;sebret HAt eints Der iuunbetbnten Senesn
rcuenset BON tenen bic @ti@itte hsr wstStn wets linz
s6tltac 2eiteute e an Sbrenfdulen Nerpbi ntern
Xraufbeiten Iitten cle &. g. au bic bet plDsieu &C.
Y1uGen ;u ebr eri1refeu bic u p errpbem sertnaen
&Ietntatetten u. ben aNaenkdltd 9eheilk. ---
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23
Q3eicrDestr,ps. t,s.,il III bsad Il

Or. Sstnarn bIetet aasn 2tuen isie 5le an tpede d
tur islde sstetme unb uunatrli etf unb &6rser er-
hDreree r bic Mrbei bic GsuI6aie aRe tie q unfitta
Ete9sree 2dfer QeI9wadt tdbsk. .''- y'"A S'sCeO
sr iinb sihtee her trsprsen bettaensHerben cl-
gen ec ruben gprsnbstten res yaers Stto DE i'm &i-
Ten unb BEN t8lteftrn Sfer;er i'm Srp Scie eeS G3e.
f4s. 0eTHf Der Nti fsrd SerSfIppen ne hSfe lnrIfe
Wdsen9pldc uncrenunB Ter Sereoulns5.SrG alees
ntetne Gnttr1lsunS. Svmptrne Der Stwtnbn&t} tfgl
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YsiRta,

Dte 9reG66en @lrtureen tes 9aIterS nb ebr su fur.
ten. @er ees Gte1btRtes &ermirriR9 tst Sbeea (St.
@ttfiesgae b6e MbnuuSe, MtReteHu9 Dor
ber leieuidaft, udt lad Ginun,tee, iFtraiei gsaen
IT'D slbt. 8aldtameit u. 10. itnp eatse hfs fbl amep
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23
DR.. J0llllston,

ptr 6r,i3s ar5t, psldtr anpi5t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23
Balti moreesO as9ufpfta1.
3ar uattss:adaus Der Ouad1albsrei stublirt,
Der sInji8s ptos Ia Der gGelt, pO fi&sr'
fhnelIe unb 9guaCItde 6aren tn
ocbcia,e en- arauFbeiten

etmaGt iprtea ais Ga t 3eusunssunidttgtt. SGrc6tt
III ben &Gea pno ben Ieeerrt Gntstnbunsen ber gertu
unS @laie, SaamenergBangen, S9m1de Ter Nerpen, Na
hwd&e, 9erStlUpfen @d,ud tesnFett 3er Musen apdds
S6mintel. Sppftmer8 @n3lneuns ae SalIes, ter Ndf
ber Qnnge les Rd9eus, ser @in9er>se nb ausr ierer
ebe bic ben eemen gstemen gewcbute ten Der Susene
EelGe ttten Spiern eefitrlier ub oS Ter irenen &C.
icitia sstet perSr tbr. afan,tnpen Som upaen rerr
ten, @dde Ter GpnEttution hsrpprtrinee bte Che UNI
m6aItb MAIDEN unb &6rper AnS Gtnn serf6ren
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23
DaS feinffe Muc opnencetSte Iructs SDnies Sttters
~ unierer Seit - 'i3y
9ie SOnisbluute (The Honeysuekle) p
.Nttters
ELIXIR DE VITE


Ruf In europa beSt nt in beem Sau6e ncu In ebran@
t6nt Ia aus hen retnen @rguae In @erbtnbrne NIT beF
G6nias- @aSedrtHasnbe I'm gpe9e Der DetNaCn
ferttst uub bat @ haebe In 1len aNneneen Der 2tber
Nere @erbannussDrsan ser wsrthpsa essset anb
tn DeutidIanb ais
f YfTQi ~Das sanssettans aaierer 3sIts 9lg9 g1i3@
betra6tet. ritgf 4efotse rfAs3 .l4- s-bl.-, rae.
5ptel6etSer 6efaudteure Nprtetsr lc. nbeu in tieft
Trud EcniczS3t.ers cine wertbgrle 2ueGe bes prets
penn etnnnl sstOe bte Saur n1t pbne hanebe fsn uH
lem g@tEc antere fpsenonn Sittets b6Met baete nDn
ben semShnett 9uTen" mtBeeRaltCter JIdiAsn unb al
Snsrebenen etfertat prSsn rfuneen auf r5set
Sreane lGs DOpren anerfaunt mpresn tnh, iO IDA
BET es eeef benz Eitper, NED hen @r3t natpenbt
Ms Grint itters ftt tetres ictaer Gseens u. tiu
bel. ees GeAmaGes ais unubeetrpen bG tnbem es nQE
Manbeln burdnac9 uns Hest tn elm pelfdReses @ante
fen 6eraeht ub fpGte bGber In ber dstaItHng @chIe
gDbcleale NtatI M8enen tDnne nit !reenp enerMata
tttat biees SsraIsen 8tsers IN ien Dusenb 0Rert
SlafAen hurA .-, .,..
~. ...... cen aiiet.1i9en giener ..9e'4is@
$. 3 prm Wo. s6 oanorers, Gcfe oUn GamSenet.
lg segeniiber benz Dfarfte, 8aItiusore, sr sal
Striprst nerben, fris esffr,sf,1ff.rf 81 tsl.e-s
Seae eeflte SlaTae III at Ste rid NIT bem SitetI bee
@i9nerS auf benz RDr Serleben TT, I3a ,3f7f iIsTsl
QDeberSer1uer erbdlten bic bem 8itters aRseettS
ten zttbcerdpp- Jus b1ngef4tIoer gratis. 49,
Die Ieeren BlGGen rereeu Gepph rein) bet ber nddten
8eenune NIT $lo0 DISene france BaltinSrt tnSetnuHe
sebraGt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23
gslb ;irat6ste @srlonen.

cter ScIde, mee I'D 3uptrbsratber beabIttt9en nnb i
pbeIher GdplGe etnss diceren Stnten1es berust
ne irtea InperaiiBIitb Dr.. ebnfrn sn Ratte seben.
1Gs 6ineerRile 9egen bic be ptnle pokr 6eiae Ser
rftre 8etStarftt bar tt pen 3tttern ine Swide Geer
6 fbSstua8 ter arrtltter grt perbeu fbnea turirt.
Deren8e, reidsr Ter 8ebdnblung unb Huricree bon
Or. Spbrc uner3iebt fam Tim alS einem G6reardnne,
pbne Turd M aRrecaeg une 3soerl4tlt auf ietne Grt.
I6e @eihtGltctteit cerlaIIsn. '+1'iE' 5}E y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23
0raQnii1s G6r6hs

rS rnoer;slia a9aI uRt tie rpIe &raft ptte btrse-
et Dteiss urtbare ysi en- rees cas- Qtben elene llnb
bic Gbe unS &a6tcmn,uta una6sltd me9t, ifsoit tas
2Ors Deter tte tbren Qsi sni&afteg unbonnen Sben,
unse Gsutt fine su Isitt 81 gusi1refngep eenets met
StrIturen 9tieeeri9la9en I'm Sdrn Sten unb abere lls
aben entieten tdnn 10 1T le tc6 eheutbets cine Tclst
heS Mstrau6s5 Ter ehelRen Srgane YHer ober rtl Is
sonsn tnB te rat Der Grseusans tter Denen perO
rem pirh bic @ btmliteu 9lftrn erseben ais bon Dtns
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23

gprlnsltden s5imbeers g fence BON benz 5imEeetFafs
Der SOrjaprtSn Grnte ows ale geiue unb 9tGurr erfr
Qndlttdt unb ~ ipttpen 9retfsn. A* lllR
9i4 1f flfn7N HgHsogtf jieS. SSOrn, 14
&6e Sanpser unb Gambenitr., eesenhbes
(2bNpr III Rem TParfte. stt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23

bebenen fes eteeHpber @eif urn Elm semter 5rpet tie
nrbrenetsfsn Grternernilie Sur etelide Sdflt1teit
ns a Obns tis Wlfb Sic Stee eS 2tbJnb sir1ead sea,
Ht8eraprt. Die @sben he's yeb M rfntern i rl4r-
LID une bic sele miro ererst gStrrcjtu tults unb n1
and,clbSn yetraGtunser rag uns bic ,srs.ren wgfd,e
4bbcrc eeniessn perweieert fne ,c
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uahe Isl lNrelIe.

Die psle Ssueneei pedr miHeue Ger Ieeten ,etsEsehu
Sabre IN bteer NnitG tn rt uno bic enle ui-
ti9er psra ipsal uelds On. Seb.il6 ia u .
flbrte AZ benfh bic tiuugS Rapperprs uc pele anere
Wtdlen Intsrrttt ntl dQe eurt Bin 8r3ue Iuf ietnen
etafofter ais Gbre npp III Sera Guf Gtarase une Ge.
ptlenta9tet tne Setseneen e3e bnreisjeHbe @epabrs
Iefang. fcT1r T.r r1ofr rfar az ffss,f-.Y -.
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Or. Sebafcn iii Ser en,Se, reseImabig seSilSttt Writ
tpelder bic tlung BON aewin 8rIRtbea dnseiet Geine
Ntttel unS 8ehapblus nc alien anteren eGnsli unGe.
fanr gr lit beraneeblbe bOgeinem 9eben dee in
teu grSets ScpitGler europa anb ereu oes QaIt.
teS subratte, ndmltd gneanb Hrantret9 lhS In rem
Blpdle5 Bbtletelptia a. To- amber bat eine
tere YraytS ais dlle anbereH gterste ber WeIt. sS
Der weher it ter Dfeee bes Gr cbnfpn anbetth etst
fam M pertrauen aUf eine Gbre as aann ssb isn. w-
Mtdlt6teit nls Mr;t. q ...s;. e. Z,
Rane psn 8alttmOrtar, nsben bsE g&rbeitEheAs" ovi
6nutsrnnt4etten srsrbsn GnneQ 8sttilt.
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GunaeQ 9 ute.

bic b burd beimltde 9acr eefdpdot babc hie lie 70 p
csn been 3euten rper In Der Sdule lernen pI.
gen te anuadtltp iplren leplt I'm Sdlae, turd @pup
nen, bic, nn9etbett tie Gbe unfbgdb mdten lno
S6rperWab Get 8eritDren cpteu crpftHen5thg9uS tt-
te tFun. Spe 9esiUnen maeu, s eQlletea IN lie
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YlotM

G$ gilt rlek unp euie Une unbseeAIcnte ClddIaIber
pelGe icb ofeNer5 aasebcn unp Or. bnons Nntun.
nj, ~, erbarmltee uap regdGrIie MaGmater psle i6r
ge6en aniat ber eHet &tienlGat Ter Ntert tem ME.
brighten 8ernfe ipicmeten i6 jeet eaenaBls sebilsete
Mer5t' tturtn Benz uer obrenen unb nics Nrce5 Nhe.
ben db oaibrdn9en, Si teunpbeit Ter pes ad6ldff-
ser eile III tre 9dnSe tpmmen serins asen Wno run-
len Tr. Sohnpn bit teBbdb fur npttrcensig an er.
ribnen, beOneer5 ir Grlde meId nit en,m 9tufe uabe.
ann np fas feline 8e9aubtspgep peer DplOme bealnEis
tn iftner Stlice lteaen. t"~@ ~ '1sAilD eSj1.u
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-23

~ Office: 90. Z @ab.GrsberifFr,,
Feben Etarsn BON BalttmprsRe., 6ltltde Settt,
bte Stufen btnauf. - -. ..'s =
Wan merle d Iaen un6 @ausnurimtr. fetii nntpIen-
be unS trueerfbe gtamaer turtretene gemtTenlce
Guadialber, Sautfider, @tteelwtder SrnBenretniser
nb 2ampenpuser II. 10. nernen B reselmdBee ger5te
unb Iaertt an9ejraen rpn Dr. rhufcn 9n Tn Der Mabe
R8. ALE 8reie malIen einen Ypf-Samp entsaltrn.
} Cine 5siluns in 2 Glaen ,pssltte,t. -
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Snaat glldunsr,

beipnbsrs Wtde RE oyer eue@ eebe,s 9aers eeweree
ne teS jlbrii o piee 8duienoe IN ein3 frtes @rab
reib pce euld lire erbabeutu Sale tub entwtfelteu
gcrfdneSrafte nit hcn 3euasr her Beretamtet ben ST.
nat beeeter uo 2er b5qubrnoe EDne entlpdt taben
pRrten. ,naeea i@ nit ppaem gettaufa na9en. lVi
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Gr idob ben Biarrer bel Seite. Olun lties
er uuf cen @sri4tSmam." 1n
v&ennen Sic MIDI, Sannes sA fraote
8drmaib ball4. s1 ial l'ae
r.Sdl CLAUDE, S;e ltuO Der Gsri@tsamt.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06
Died. -

HINE-ln Lemon, N .rOb 2lst, HATTIE LucREriA,
aged years ami nine months.
Also, March 9Th SAMUEL HERMoS, asel years
6 months ami q days
Also March 30 Lrz1IL GERTRUDE, aged year and
months, all the children Of Edward n Hine
In Tunkharnock, April 2nd Mary r., daughter Of
Abraham Haas, 'sod years. 10 months and Is
days.
Ii Tunkhannock April Sd, Francis E., daughter #
Wm. Plekner, aged years, mouths ami II
days
Ny Eon, despiss not thou the ehas.ening Of tie
Lord, nor faint when thou art rebukei by HIM
For whom the Lord oreth he chasteneth, and sccur-
geth every son whom he recsivetb. II ye snduT.
chastsning, Goa d. Acth with you with sons; for
What son Is he whom tho father chasteneth mott
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06

We hope our delinquent subscribers will
not for a moment entertain the rrrone"uS idea
that printers hve on air. The fact that
they some times indulge N puf-, is rot the
slightest evidence that they subs'>t on
such unsubstantial nothlngreSs. We will
modestly hint to those owing us, too, that
paper and other things nsed by printers, Is
just now slightuaFy cost-'ve. Next week
we may give this class of our readers hint
the import of which We will leave Them To
get at.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06
EleCtors,

The Bounty act which has been for sometime
under the cor sidcIation Of our Le.ls AZURE,
was Iassed on the 25th ult.. approved by the
Governor, and is therefore law. We pub
llsh the act, complete elsewhere. II is very
comprehensive in its terms. Mt ONLY does
it legalizc whatever has been done 10y Tpwr-
ship, Borough, or County authorities in the
raising and paying of volunteers; but it
fully authorizes any future action thatrnsy be
necessary in this matter.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-06
Bishop Hopkins' R,ok on Slavery.

Our readers will not fail to remember the
able and convincing argument on the snhj-cr
OF slavery, entitled " Bible View Of Slavery"
by Bishop Hopkins, which was published by
us last summer; wv eagerly it was sought
after and read; how its publication oy Us
lead to an attemnt at refufati'n by the pre-
siding elder of It Z II. f. church uf this dis
trict: in sermon at this place, the lameneSs
of which was exposed by one If I,s hearers.
in a communication to the DrmOcrdt; how
the wrathful elder challenged rht'preSumpru
Gus critic to morial cambat, with gouse qu H.
for weapons: how we Consented To open our
columns to a discussion If the slavery ones
ton By the challenger aud the chalIengre
how every thing else was discussed how
the discussion that was to be-legenerated
into a perscral quarrel, in which the term
liar" was banded to and fro; how the
sworn testimony of Witnesses was produced,
proving that the elder in relation To the mat
ter, did not follow the example of The ou,h-
ful George Washington, when he had hacked
the cherry tree with hls new Ratchet All
these things and perhaps many others, i'll
be remembered by most, if not all our read
ers.
This Bible view of slavery" was very
generally Published throughout the state
Bishop Potter published an indignant pro-
test" against the views therein Contained,
which was signed b. sixty OF 'eTcnty of the
clergy OF thus Diocese. HIS scurl"u" and
abusive protest was briefly aud scathInS'y
replied TO 10y Bishop Hopkins IN which he
assured Potter and his c" pro'e"t"rs, that he
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LOCAL AND PERS QNAl.

Agent for the Democrat-.AHrRa GAY. Eso
has consented TO act as Agent in receiving ..a
reosipting subscriptions for the North Bruurh Dam.
ocrst. All monies paid him either On suSscriptiop
or for advertising will be duly accounted for an.
credited the same as if paid 10 US
Wanted, Oh subscription, at this once.
Wheat, Corr, Rye, Oats Buckwheat and gra in Of ali
kinds Als', corn n the ear, hay, straw good wiaser
apples potatoes butter, lard cheese and produce Of
most all kinds. Money never refused.
Pew Letting 1.-The slips in the Presby.s rinn
Church will be sold for the ensuing year. Monday
April llth, at z o'clorkP. n.
Daring Burglary.--Tke house Of Capt. Ano,
r. Mott. IN this Borou n, We learn, was broken open
night ,r two SINCE and large amount Of vsiaahls
tinen beds and bedding taken thsrefren. The thief
entered by breaking open window; aud in doing
30, Seems TO have cut his hand the besteads an
other articles touched by him was smearod with
blood. The house was unoccupied, Mrs. Mott being
for the present with her husband who 10 stationed
&C Alexandria.
Godey's Ladys's Book for April, is smphsa-
caily Spring number, abourding in the beautiful
and excellent. No Magazine IN the count. y has
ever gone on increasing in public favor cqual 10
Cooley. TIE reafon is obvious: It is the be.t
"Lady's Book ever published. 1t embraces fash on
plates, highly ornarnented eagravings on varioua
subjects, and the choicest literature from the beet
talent in tho country Besides il has q hesd.--
Cooley has applied himself assdously to its pubIica
tion for the third of century and with such vast
experience nice discrimi iraton in everything per-
tanning the interests OF the fairsr portion Of
ton, and in iustry withal unlimited, he is per-
haps the only in the coun.ry just fitted for the
task.
Badly yBurned.-.Jerome T Biers, of Mshoc;.-
any in this county, was so badly burned few days
since, that he is in very critical condition
The circumstances as have heard them. 40
follows Mr.. B., who is experienced pilot, with
crew Of hands, was running somo RATS on the West
Branch River. While asleep in tho cabin on
raft, the str Nv upon which they lying aceideu-
tally to ok 6rc and before they could get out one Of
the number burned TO death. Mr. Biers ard
another escaped the same fate by almost superhI-
man exerton. scorched, stiAed and bewildered by
the flames around him. the doo. Of the cabin could
not be found; with m Of mind, trough at
the risk of knocking out his own brains he butted
of the roof Of tho cabin and escaped The injuries
received in doing SO, said be quito danger
Gus as the burns received
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NOTICE.

Whereas letters testalnentary TO the estate Of
Jadson Aumick, late of Eaten Tow nship Wyoming
County, Diseased have been granted to the sub
scriber, all persons indebted to tho said Estate are
requested to make immediate payments, and those
having demands claims agalns the estate Of tbs
sail dec-ient will make known the same, duly
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Mehoopany March 5th, 1864. Exscut'f'
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

Whereas Lettsrs Of Administration to the Es'a!@
of Ezekial Mowrey Jr. late of Mcshoppen TOWNSHIP
deceased have been granted to the subscribers NJ -
persons indebted to the said estate are rcquessa :"
mako immediate payment, and those naTns ssn 80.
against the estate of said decendent will make Know
the same. without delay, to ,vnpva,,,'
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MsrshS. 1854. EUNICE NJ MoWREY Ad@'
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TOFEMALE
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
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Whereas Letters of Administrations to the Estate
Of Vim, Durland, late of Falls Township, deceased .
have been granted to the subscriber. All persons
indebted to the said e+tate arc requested to make
immediate payment and those ha wing claims against
the estate Of said decendent viii mako known the
same without delay, to
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