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CHkSeE or coNxANpne.
TnsyanAag bill sidswhes. fsseso guns, which has lra,
been On special service cruising al over tha world -
rshs prvs,esrs, arrived Hampton Roads Thursday
iss, from Portsmouth, ~ n, where she has been uHtsR.
salss acme rshi repairs ana coaims sue has been ~
,sehsa 10 the North Atlantic squadron, Rear Acmisa
imy,d D. rcrser ssa VII acs Arsr wtln. OF IL
senior vssscle cu Wilmington. She snist tie ioriao
ssysfsr ber ssw cruising ground or xrxlrgtor ths
on sAcrs booksae. Captain 4. W. r,skernR has boz
assgusd TO ths command Of The Nncssh, n thu iass
or Comusudw CbsfIes II. Bs'dwis. reiIewsd.
rvCRYAsB OF MOCK Apivs roKcaOTE wlLxvarcS-
Admiral rsr;er sssns to ts csSSmnca 70 mako
slocxads on wIlmisgtcu smos, inrcssipis 70 evaaA
purug she psss week nnvs been taken ~hssA
II s cousesn,iy believed win nsbs tbs running q ~
blockade Ena,ier Of the ereNsss rlsh, and We prea@
that tbs MxresScd ncmbeT ~ pxes captured aGss't0
win she q that hs mss succesesd Ia his sncris.
rnr xo.;AUSoCs
TIA Aoal,ar Honsdncck assfrsd a. icrires hosrcs -
sueaay last r. N.N
htaL rsry cy THE rrw KSvsurE CUrfEs uASKAWUA
The psv sssam revssns cutter Kanxakee, buin ~
wsssvst son, went . trial trip yesterday. ~
,ec,or prsrsr Mr.. etmsn, eursrutandont Of Fspsirs
and auvplies and number Of revenue ohccrs q
sosrd The speed msds sbeW twsive kr.oss, being
tho s,ySsss rate yst attained ~ the CATERS IL
engines were bult hy J. a n. j. Gray, Of the fhonn
iron wsrhs ssd thirty six nsn eSmstss, with tshs
inoh stroke. The screw y Gsaree Shrse 70 one ~ ~
made hundred and eight rsvcieten ps aiauss u
Kaskakss den6ed sue9oos.
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Peace Propositions.

In another part of our paper will be
found some correspondence, had between
some Rebel Commissioners, Horace Gree
ley and President Lincoln, on the all alb
sorbing question Of Peace We direct
particular atte ption to the subject, and cs.
pecially to the distinct Rebel Propositions,
and the distinct Abolition ultimatum.
1t will not do for any body to say that
these Commissioners were not fully accred-
tied /; nor will it do to sav that the offer of
peace was not made bona 6de and in csrn
cst;for Mr.. Lincoln treats the VIII ole subject
as serious and earnest, and it is that which
invests his answer with such vital i,npor-
tance. Whatever may be said of the pre-.
vious conduct of the wa, or Of its aims
and objects hitherto there can now be no
further question or debate on that point.
Four stpulations are made by the Reb.
els-They are all tacitly agreed to by Mr..
Lincoln, except one--he requires the total
abandonment Of staUery-That is the only
question now at issue between the North
and the Southland that i'sue is squarcly
made up by lincoln, He even refuses to
consider propositions for peace, unless
they contain an abolition of slavery. In
stead of allowing the people or tho Con-
gross to consider and decide, The Prfsiclen,
shuts the door of communication in the
face Of both sections and from this day
THIS WAR ISFOR THE ABOLITION
SLAVERY, not for the Union as it was
not for the Constitution as it is /; not fol
the purpose originally avowed. but for q
different and an demonstrations purpose
Mgger Dar.
Now we earnestly advise all those who
desire "to fight il out on this line" to vol,
unteer and go forward. 1t is capital op
portunity, and we earnestly hope our eLoy
al Leaguers" wont creep into hole and
pull it in after them, as they have don.
heretofore, They have the war down t.
the point they long desired-Let us now
see the roads of New England swarm with
Yankees let US see Greeley's 900, 900, let
US hear of the flaming giants of Governor
Yeates, aud this draft need not to be made
Come, 60 in, Niggerheads and practic'
what you preach, and put this war through
on Lincoln's platform.
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COR REsPONDENCE.
GosHES, INDIANA, :.
July 10, 1864. {

Dear Democrat -
Thinking your Democratic reader,
would like 10 know how their brcthern are
getting along in this part Of the State un-
der the Lincoln Dynasty, | take the lib
erty Of writing you few lines to Inform
them what their future prospects and de-
Examinations are. The Democrats of Elk
he'd County, met in mass convention at this
place to-day, for the purpose oi nominat-
ing their County and District ticket. They
commenced by raising a hickory pole, with
banner whereou was inscribed their mot
to, viz "THE CON STITUTION AND
THE UNION" They also flung to tho
breeze the Stars andStripes, which are dear
TO every true Democrat, and under which he
loves to fight the battles Of his country.
They then retired to the Court House,
and proceeded to the nomination Of their
various candidates. The proceedings were
harmonious and in the spirit Of Democrat
ic principles. After the nominations were
completed, the audience, which was anu
sually large, were addressed by several
gentlemen, among whom was Judge Low.
rie, Of this place, who pitched into the
Lincoln administration with will expos
ing the ty'ants and usWpers who arc in
power at the present day, destroying the
best Government ever known, destroying
the liberties of The people, under the pre-
tcnce of "military necessity"
He exposes their unlawful deiugs in such
manner that they dare not deny ii, Of
feriDg to discuss the question with any one
Of the abolition school, if they were vii.
ling to do SO. He also said i. was nigger
for breakfast. nigger for Inner, nigger for
supper, aud with the miscegen atiopists mig
ger to 60 to bed with. He wound up by
saying that If Geo. B. Mcclellan, was
nominated for President bys the Chicago
Convention, he would insure the Hooser
State to roll up large majority for him.
The abolitionists carried this county last
fall by small majority, but it was by the
same measures that they carried it in Penn
sylvauia. B the Democrats are becom-
ing alarmed at The way things have been
done for the past few years of military
rule, and have arisen iu a body and are
determined by the aid of the ballot box to
elect honest and upright men to fill their
Offices of trust. J. RI.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
Democratic County Convention,

We publish to-day, tn, cali for the
Democratic Delegate Elections, and the
Columbia Democratic Convention. These
primary meetings should be we'll attended
every Democrat in the respective town.
slips should turn out-and free and fair
ballot given, so that the election OF the
Delegates would indicate the choice Of THE
sand then when they NEE, in Coun,
~ Convention, their wishes aud preferen-
ces may bo honestly resreseoted. Give
us good men and sound Democrats, true
and tried. and such only, to compose our
Ticket, and we will again meet our com.
mon enemy and defeat him in "old Demo
cratic Columbia," by at least 800 major
ity.
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Lincoln--a Candidate.

Not Satisfied with the Baltimore Plat
form, the Abolition Candidate has delib-
cratcly added plank to the corcern ; and
now announced his policy to be "Abau-
donmcnt Of Slavery" as the condition un-
der which the Southern States can be per-
mitted 10 return to the Union. II is mat
ter oi history, that with such n condition
precedent, the Union would never have
been formed and Mr.. Lincoln is making
use Of that very condition TO prevent it,
reconstruction.
Can it b0 possible that the people are so
thoroughly dcbauched as to re.elect Mr..
Lincoln, upon an aboliticn-war. platform F!
In $500 both his convention and he de.
clared the government had no power over
slavery, and would not moddle with it,
and be repeated it after the war was in
suguiatsd, Now all this is changed and
be asks the same people to change with
him, and cleo, him upon platform he re
pudiated in 1860.
We propose that the people remain as
they were, and now repudiatc MIR. Lin.
coin. He has teen crossing streams and
swapping horses for over three years, and
the people will now swap him off Tor the
Chicago Nag.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-30

A very largely attended mass-meetiug
in favor Of Fremont and Cochrane, was
held on Monday evening at DR.. Checvers
Church on Union Square.
The World, July 18th,
Can any good be expected to result from
the success of party which can thus des-
ecratc the house God by copgregating po.
litical mass meetings within its walls D
What regard Go men have for the civil law,
who have none for their religious obliga-
tions And yet we see men who profess
to be christians, blindly following the lead
of these most abandoned wre,ches. Is il
not possible to awaken once more, and
bring into activity the sound religious feel
ing Of the country! Can not these men
be shown that tho religious teachers they
are following, are Wolves in Sheep. Cloth
ing, whose God is their belly, and who are
in "loyal league with tue Father of lie.
A political mass meeting is called in Dr..
Cheever's g Church ; and Dr.. Cheever him
sell is the "chief speaker" and his doc
trines and teachings are any thing, on
many points, but what they ought to be,
Like Pastor like people, and the terrible
state Of the public mind, indicated by the
state OF the Country tells US mos, distinct
y wha. have been the teachings of the
Priests. They have cried "havoc, and let
slip the logs Of war; Instead of "pcace
ON Earth, good will to men,
Blu, when we have fanatical Priest
hood, playing into the hands of corrupt
administration Of the Government, then
may the people we'll cry out, "'o your
tents, oh Israel =" Purge the temple of
the money changers, clean out the thieves
who have made it their den, drive the
whoremougers and adultcrers from tn
Treasury, scourge the fools and fan
atics from their high places to their origi.
nal obscurity, and let the angel Of peace,
with pure and uudefi'od religion once more
bless our land ChrysoSton,.
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FOR PRESIDENT IN 1864.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
say- CAMPAIGN Sunsc,pvp,We uil

f6y- CAMPAIGN SUBscIBERs.--We will
send the Columbia Democrat from now,
till after the Presidential Election, for so
cents in advance. This is so low that ov.
cry man should have il, and see that his
neighbors haveiL If they cannot pay for
II club together and get it for them.
Many friends have sent in their names for our CAN
sAioS DEsocsAr," and with them the money $50 cents
eaeh) for which we are thankful but we beg TO make
suggestion, which we hope will meet their approbs.
tion and prove mutually advantageous II 10 that they
use their influence to &c, up clubs in every section aHd
townshipin the County tf Columbia. A club Of Ten
Subscribers, at so cents each easily bo obtained in
any location and s5 90 enclosed weuld make it an OBJ
jset to the publshe or twenty-five subscribers at
the same and $40 co. with on cory the getter up Of
the Club would greatly advance the cause Of Demo
efaey and benefit the objects Of tho ensang Campaign
Democratic friends, will you make the effort, 20
n AT ONCE. We need urge the Importance Of sup.
porting your own Local Press. Much depends upon
your active xertons render its labors effective and
10 no class Of our people is this appeal made with
more directness than to the "Youns Democracy"
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The battle Of the Chickahominy was an
experiment made for q specific purposes
to test the fca,ibiliiy Of an ASSAULT on Rich
mond from the northern side. 1t was an
experimcu. perfectly proper to be made ;
and It was satisfactory. 1t convinced ev.
cry rejection mind that nothing Was to be
gained i / that direction. This was obvious
to ever, one and every ono waited to
see what card Grant would play next
Ne,o York Times.
lie did the next best thing. lie wen. to the
James River where he could have went in
the first place without losing man instead
Of throwing away as he d d over one hun.
dred thousand men.
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sG- Maj. Isaac S. Monroe, Of Ooium

sG- Maj. Isaac S. Monroe, Of Colum.
bia county, has recently boen appointed
Revenue Assessor for this Congressional
District, in place of Benz. P. Fortuer, re-
signed. We understand that charges were
preferred against Mr.. Fortner, and rather
than meet them and stand an investigation 9,
he choose to resign. Maj. Monroe, ,his suc-
cessor, is said to be a tborough.g going sup
porter oil the administration, and reported
to be an honorable high minded business
msn. possessing all the requisite and prop
er qualifications for the place, and With
out doubt will make a good officer.
-B'adtord Argus.
So, so Well, we'll Dear me, Dear
me how we apples, and brothers n-aw,
and pbolitonists do swim to be sure.
And so "cdarges were preferred Sgainst"
the immaculate and loy@ Benjamin, were
there. And Benjamin could mt stand it,
eh And so he said, "Dont shoot, III
come down" Smart that, of Benjamin
right smart. We do commend his pra-
denee and it was sharp of him to have
his mantle fall upon his worthy brother
in,law, who will doubtless follow ia the
footsteps OF his illustrious predecessor.
And what qualification it must be to
Isaac to 6nd that he has got hold of some
thing at last. The long struggle is ended
republics are not uugrateful. After leav-
ing the Democratic party, and creeping
through the dirty hole of Know Nothing.
ism into the infinitely diriier one of Abo
litionism, he at last fetches up as LiaeOln'!
Revenue assessor.
Well ! Well Isaac may congratulate
himself on one tbiug-He cant get any low
er.
He has the unqualified endorsement o
Tracy's Organ How do you like that Pc,
John I Maj. Mon roe, Mr.. Tracy, Brad
ford Argus and Pee John oh how the.
are bound together, by love-ofthc nigge
and the "cohesive power of public plum
der" And its all for the uiggsr, tn
sweet scented niger +; and those four fel.
lows are goingi. sNOOKS,
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Mr.. LINCOLN ON FALLANpINGHAM In
reply to an application on the part of prom
inent Kentuckians for the release of Col.
Woolford, who cited the case of Mr. Val.
andinghau's Gmplied) release Mr.. Lin.
coin remarked that he had no official
knowledge Of Vallandingham's return, and
that when Vallandingham made his pres.
ence known by objectioral facts, the
Executive would be prepared 10 act. The
application Of Colonel Wolford was not
granted,
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Real Estate Of Levi Betsei, dcceesm
L, S.. Columbia County SIS:
The Commonwealth # Penn
syIvanIato sae Z. Beistl, Levi p. Rrisci Kent
Beisel Nareissa Besel and Susan Brisel,and David :
fammand, Guardian Of the said susan you and Gu acl,
of you hereby commanded BE- and appear before
the Honorable Judges of the Orphans curt, Of Co,
umbia county. al the Court House in BoomsbuTe on
Monday the 5lh day Of September next, then and
there to accept or refuse 10 take the Real ksac u c
Inquest Suely awarded by this Honorable uouG or
shrw cause why the same should not hu sold
witness the Honorable William Ewell President Of
our Court Of Common Pleas held nj Bloomsburr tnr
eighth day Of May eighteen hundred and sixty four
JOSH vi II. FURMAN sAenT
Bloomsbury, July Ii, lsG4.
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The Presidency.

As to who may he the nominee Of the
National Convention for the Presidency il
of course as yet a matter of uncertainty
and Of conjec' are, The following u name'
have so far been mentioned in connection
with the matter -
Gen. Geo. b Mcclellan, Of New York
Hon Roger B, fancy, Of Maryland.
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward, of Penns.
Col. Thomas H. Seymour, Of Conn,
Hon. Franklin Pierce, of n. H.
Hon. Samuel Nelson, Of New York
Hon Jeremiah S. Black, of Penna.
G l. Vsllandigham, of Ohio.
Hon. HoraliO Seymour, Of New York.
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gsS- In 1861 the absliisnists told us
that there should be no party as long as
the war lasts. Now they are the only
party that have candidates ia che field for
the presidency, they have themselves d.
videe into two parties, one for Fremont the
other for Lincoln. There should be no
party noD, all should 60 in for change.
Abraham Lincoln was an eleotor on the
Fremont ticket in 1856, and stumped the
State Of llliuois for tho Pathfinder,
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Tremendous !--The response Of the
people to the calls Of the Governor and
the President for more soldiers. Hark
how they "rush" and ''crowd" the lanes
and streets, al Greeley, soO, 900 strong
The thing is about played cut, and the peo.
pie are everywhere, for "Peace and Un-
ion
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From Fr'. J Nfrton BrcSH ~ D. Ritter az 80 Fms,
e'opcdrH o' heIig"ns hnoEiedys aas C!rt,dn Chm.

From FRI. J NfEton BrcSH y. D. T4ifor ~ 50 En-,
t'ePedt9 o' heigt"Es hnoEiedys aas Cartddn Ca-.t.
jc!e FhR4dtph
Though not tispoSod To favor nr racp amend Pa.
Medicines ~ IrueIhl through dIsrusi uc thtir irg
dicnts and ef'ti Yet kHuw Of ~ sufficient renscg.
why man may not tert.y 10 tls ben ii, n, bc,j.,t,
himself to haN" received from Rny siMpI- rrspura.!aa
IL the nope mat he may ihps epnt bGts utE hsp.; al
others.
dn t!is II: my" 'ca6ily IN rcRa 70 !lr,f4!d'l
htrmau Eiters, prepared Ls bt. { - Jlakann u, ,h,,
city broH"hs was pre- Iilsed against t'..' 'r .,..
yirs. uni-r hr iu,pfe+,ion that -ury v.5. .,!..y .
Al nhoiic mixture au indchGr, :" N. f,.uI T. i.'
'hocWaNer, E-1, iOf t'c Removal 4 III. Lt:i 'i., IN
proper teSts "nh lT "n ouTlg"triI Is ify tn .. 0
suffering from :rrat and long c"D1iuue' .sltii' pn-
u'" ni three bottles "t esG Bi;'s.f. the u~ rI.i
III thH pr's NJ year was followed ty Sgi!.r' r!,,,
ami restoration t. degree OF hunhy sr entail yiq,
winch hal h"tfc!t for ak months b 'prr, at -"
most despaired Of r"galnin2 | III, rrf,rn Inar. "a
ana ny iIeh4 70! directing ma 10 II Hss ut them.
j. NEW Ton Brown
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HOWARD A ASSOCIATION.

nisoase of tn Nervous. Seminal, Urinary, and Seq
- ual Systems new and reliable treatment in re.
ports ofthe HOWARD AsSOClATlON-s.n by mail
in sealed letter enveops free of charge. Address Dr
J. SHILLING HUuGHrUN, Howard Association, No
2south Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa.
July %. 1864 ly
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ONCE W O Re L.
PUBLIC SALE!

w s. Arthur, in bloomsbury, Lcntte street, On
SATURDAY, the 6h dug Of august, 1861,
the following articles, 10 wit:
Bcdsteais, Bureau, Book Case, TWO Lounges cup,
boards Sink, one Cooking stove, (No ., WIN. Penn
one Parlnr Stove aud Fipe. one set Of Black smUh
Tools two Auvils and Bellows. four set " Chairs,
Rocking hairs tables. stands. 5ausages GIinhtf'
Vinegar &c with variety OF other articles, too lc-
diOus to mention. 49,.
Sale to commesco at 70 o'clock A., when conditions
OF sale viii he made known by ...
TILLY ARTHCR,.
Moses Cofinan, Auctioneef.
lulN 30. VA 1t.
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Auditors Notice,
Auditors N office.

Estate Of Nathan Ohver, late of Green.
wooa toaonsh'p, Col. CO., deceased.
rrHE undersignpd auditor appointed by the orphans
| Court of Columbia county TO make distribution oi
the fund in the hands uf Thomas Ogden ESccutor {
the estate of Nathan Oliver, deceased among the hers
of sal decedent the duties of his appointment the
Recorders ofCe in Buamsburg, on Thursday. the 2jth
day Of August. A. ID, 1854, AT ~ O'CLOCK IN tue folc'
noon hen and where you will attend if you think Prop
JOuN " fKGEGt.
July 30, lsFI-li. Audi or
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from the Rev VI. Lys1s, formerly Pas.or O." lf,-r
lus'su' IN, j., and Milcstoan, Pa baptist Cng,.a
New Cn!uiuuts = q.
HR T. NJ JACKSON :: Denr Sir ~ fr.l ,J q p.ra-U-,
mus oI my avn accord, to bear Testimony 80 ti-s
G. 'D@i "a German btters. s1mr yeIrs s,lcp 1.n5
NUN ah,c'en with Dyspepsia used them wrt1 gree,
beneficial results havG UfDu rrcetptn ne, ct! T.
persons enerbl ID by thai 'ormchiing disease ana 7
heafd rom them the most Astprns tcFuHuuiq- as s..
,'tr ffcd' value. Ia cases Of general debLdy, -.
hr'e II 10 be tonic that cannot be surpassed,
J.M. LYOH2
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- From Rev. II. TdrnsI Fas:.I si HalG.a; u. =.
Church, Philada.
hR JACK sos Dear sir HuYingu4.L yOni Ct..r..
biuers III my family FREQ leUtly in pTepaiclt yat
lhh' II mas been of great J"t"Ics hrrY, that a. moe
cases II gen rally debility # the system
ana most valuable remedy Of which have nu. N;. 80
edge Yours. DC II TI;E.cp
30 SIC y h.nyIeauIa Sf5sc,
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READ yVsR0 S.ATS $50 .

From the B7v Lew Beck Pastor nE tho Rkiss; Ctu,ca
Penbenon. J., formerly of the North B,pti.t
Church. rhilA elphia.
have known HOunandE Ger:uqn !Jttrts T,y1,,,,-
fOr NUMBER Of yerirs. have u-Jl them ~ nv n.u
family, md have been 50 plGAsgl with iit.r rH-u
UIati was Induced 10 r"Cuumeu nj taCiu to many ut.
rrs Rhd know that they haYl operated in atrikin5Iy
beneficial manner take great pleasure ia tn. %, D..
ry procHinlng tn. iCt, lud c.l!Ing thn atteu N c
those utIIiitud nh those diseases Dr winch t.y o..
rrcnmnHudcd tp those Rr-tr, knowing from c,t .r,
Cncc that INV recommendation we he slatAIr. -. .
thiS NOR Ulacr'ully as i"ofInH Hlrrs Is isy .h..
10 benefit IN" afflicted IN. j. not N furn 1riUE"
Yours tiuy, LEVI g. PE.,k
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From tie Rey. jos n kenuhri rustor oT the lut
IihnLlsi thnlILh

.
Baptist Church
DE- JACKSON Dear .ir: have La.n frsqreaiIy =.
lnrsted 10 connect iay nh'na with tomurnl.rnra .
diferrn Kinds of medicines Uut regarding tlc prac'I
as oli OF my appropriate sphere ! hHy3 ~ al ~. .
declined but with crar proof in ve!pui itslic,,
anh parcu Hfy IN my lnmi Y. of In uscI ln.ss,.i
ionian's derman BI.ier' depart for 0nC fio:n r-
usual course TO express my fGi conviction ina. e.
general debility "i the syst=m gHd TernIy G.r ~,
Complaint II Ia u safe und VLlu1bl" p. p.rlai.;,ua
son" cases II may tail but usually. rauUt MT ~
b" very beneficial 10 thus. whp suffer fte1, tbe -. ,
usns's' frGti, NGty respectfully
4.
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MARRIAGES.

In wayetly Pa by the Rev =. Taylor, on the S'h ui
July, 1864, Dr. NATHAN Josts, OF WikesDf'e, u"e
Mrs RoppA NJ. NICHOLSON, Of the former place
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IT NT-NN ' NJ.
Eighth b4io" Coa;Ja si.. A,laGa

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