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CARBON OIL-An entcrprising business
man of Williamsport, Mr.. H. l.. Holden,
has recently erecte' in that place, Coal
Oil refinery, and is now prepared to furn-
ish merchants and dealers in that article
with pure non-explosive Carbon Oil, upor
as advantageous torms as the same article
can be obtained elswhore See advertise
ment in another column.
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ssS~ The Lackawanna and Bloomsburg
railroad will run upon new time table
after Monday next, July 4. The down
train for Harrisburg, will leave Kingston
at p. NJ, an hour later than now,
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pa" Messrs. NEUwHAI & MCGINLEY
have commenced in Ashland, Schuylkill
county neat Democratic paper, entitled
"The Constitutional Adrocate." 1t is
large and respectable and thoroughly Dem.
ecratic, We wish our young friends suc'
cess
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ry' Sheriff Furman, will publish in The
next Columbia Democrat, bis Proclama.
tion ordering an extraordinary Election
throughout Columbia county, to be hold on
Tuesday, the ID of August next, for the
purpose Of adopting or rejecting the Pro.
posed Amendments to the Constitution
relative to the right Of Soldiers to vote ir
the Army.
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BLOOM SBUBtB
ADABG{&Ta .
CANDIDATES.
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY.

We ore authorized to announce the name OF GEO
SCOTT, of Catawissa, as a candidate for ASSEMBLY
At the approaching general election In this Represen
tatvo District, composed Of the counties Of Calunbis
and Montour, subject to the decision OF the ColumbiJ
County Democratic Convention.
July g, 1864
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DaS- The "Herald Of Progress" a Spir.
stuaI Ietidd paper goes for old Abe for
President. 1t has long been said that the
spiritualists had him in tow and this seems
to give countenance TO the report.
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BLANKS. We will inform our readers
that we keep on hand all kind of bla4k
Deeds, Bonds, Leases, Petitions for tavern
Licenses, Bonds, Justices and Constable 3
blanks Of every description. Summons,
Executions, Notes of hand, School Orders
&c, &c.
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BEAUTIES OF ABOLITION RULE Rich.
mond not captured, and paper money
worth thirty cents on dollar Who
wouldn't vote for Abe Lincoln "No,h-
ing is going wrong ~
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Candidate for A ssemhlv.

At the solicitation Off many friends would announc
to the voters of Columbia County, that will be a cand
date for ASSEMBLY at the approaching general elec
uon, subject to the decision of the Columbia count
Democ ratio Convention.
WIN. II. JACOBY,
3loomsburg, May II, 1864 -2t
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rOlrNBlA DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Morning, July 2, 1864.

sa- Gold rated al 242 in Philadelpia,
on Saturday.
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her, and takes erea, pairs to visit any etha, she
hears has anything like her case, and tries to get
them 10 and see me. The next case IL Miss Sco
he ID from Stamford Conn, Mrs bartholomew got her
down 10 me, and she las bsen ever since at her
house. W hen she first came 10 my rooms. che vas
much emacated with distressing cough splitting large
quantities of blood. I examined her lungs with the
resprometer and in all my practice never found ono
with one lung far gone and the ohet lung so sound
! could not give much encouragement. | thought sho
would die but TO my asonishmen the PUlmonicSyrup
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills all seemed TO go
right to work, the lung is all healed over leaving
cavity as large as goose egg good appetite, hne
spirits. and has gained some thrty'fye pounds in
weight. She has some cough yet, which do no not
think will leave her before June. should think ~
would be Of great interest 10 unprejudiced ply
cican TO visit these eases particularly Miss Scoheld,
or any Of them who have been cured by my medicines
They are numerous in New York but the above three
all differ from each other and fmy medicines do.
ing what represent they are they should have tho
credit and the afflicted know where and How they may
be cured J. II. SCHENCk N. n.
Dr. H. schenck can be found at his principal office,
No. 30 North 9Th Street. Philadelphia, every Saturday
from A. M until r. M, to give advice, free of
charge but for a thorough examination he charges
three dollars Price Of the Pulmonic syrup aud Sea
weed Tonic each SIPS per bottle or SO the half dozen
Mandrake Pills 95 cents per box and Tor sale ny AZ
Druggists aud Dealers.
June IL, l-04. l y,
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Candidate for Sheriff.

Through the earnest solicitation Of many Democrat
ie friends, have been induced to offer hiyscf as a
candidate for the Off ce of Sheriff Of Columbia County
subject the decision OF tho Denoe County
vention
JAMES LAKE.
June Ia, ls64,-2+
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INQUEST OF PARTITION.

Estate Of Frederick Knouse, dtcd.
COLUMBIA COUNTY .ss:
N the Orphans Court OF Columbia County, in tho
] matter of the partition and valuation OF the Estate
of Frederick Knousa late Of Jackson twp, deceased
TO Jackson knouse. aud Hannah intermarried with
Peter >agc, residing at Bethel in Branch county State
Of Michigan. TAKE NOTICE. That an Inquest Will
be held at the late dwelling house of Frederick Knous,
deceased In the township of Jackson county Of Co.
lunbia, on TUESDAY, tho 9th day Of Augut next,
lcGi between the hoIis Of oCock A. Nj and o'clock
Z, A. of said day, for the purpose Of making parti
tOn OF the Real Estate oi said deceased to and among
his children and legal representatives. if the same can
bo done without prejudice to spelling Of the whole
otherwise value aud appaisc the according &c
law AT which time and place you required to at
tend If you think proper.
J. II. FURMAN, Sheriff
Bloc nsburg, June 4, lSji.-6t
fATRGMONIA L.--tf you wish to marry, address
Nl the undersigned, who will send you, "withou
money and without price" valuable information tha
will enable to marry happy and speedily, no mat
ter how old how ugly, or how poor. This is reliable
attair. The information will cost you nothing and
you wish to marry, will chreIuy assist you. Al
letters strictly confidential The dcsir ed information
sent by return natl and 10 questions sked Address
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
Greenpoint, Kings county, ~
i
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Ao are authorized to announce that
w WILLIAM GREASY, Of Catawissa township
Columbia county through the solicitation Of his Demo
cratic friend, has been induced to offer himself
candidate for COUNTY CDMM1SS lONER, at the ap
preaching general election subject to the decision
the Democratic County Convention
WILLIAM GREASY.
Catawissa, Jane o5 1864.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

SAMUEL SNYDER, of Mifllin towr =
ship are authorized to announce, viii be a
candidate for the SlERIFFALTY at the approaching
General Election subj ect u the decision Of the Columbia
county Democratic Convention
May Z, l564. So
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Candidate for Sheriff.

CHARLES II HESS, Esq, of NIfliu
~ township, We are authorized to announce, will
be candidate tor the SiiERFFALTY, ut the approach
ing General Election, subject to the decision Of tho
Columbia County Democratic Convention.
June 4, leC4t
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Ray Drowned.-A little daughter of
VIM. Cain, OF Stonytowh, last week, was
drowned in the canal
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BRIDGE LETTING.

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS will receive pro
i posals at the House ot Joseph Shoemaker in Pine
township, Columbia county, between the hours of 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and | 7. NJ. on SATURDAY, the 9th
day Of JULY next, for building an OPEN TRUSS
BtIDGE oyer the West Branch of little tishingcreek
in said town ship, near Philip ShOemakcrs.
Said Bridge to be AZ feet between abutmens; width
II feet height feet and inches from low water
mark the abutmens to be feet thick, and the uppeI
and lower wing walls, the north side, IL feet long
the lower wing wall, south side, IL feet long tn
wing walls 20 be ) feet thick.
Plan and specifications ba the day anC
place Of letting.
By order OF the County Commissioners.
&c. FRUIT, Clerk.
Commissioners Ofhcs,
Dlnom.buIR, Jnne 10. '64
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

A Lien MANN, Esq, of Beaver
IA township We authorized to announce, will
he a candidate FOR COM IsSIONES, at the comming
general election subject to the action of the Columbia
County 0emocracratic Convention.
MaY 9S. 1861 -
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF,
KRTCKBAUM of Milf.

w lin township. we are authorized to announce,
will be n candidate for the SHERIFFALTY. at the ap
preaching General Election subject the decision Of
the Columbia County Democratic Convention.
kay !, l56i.-2OOs
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Legislative.

Profoundly grateful for past evidences NJ generous
confidence, the undersignSd-with the appreciation of
many Of his Democratic fellow citizens (whose Opn
ions he duly appreciates that he will be
On ndialatc for the a Assembly,
In the Legislative District composed ofthc Counties
Columbia and Montour, at the approaching General
Election subj cet to the usagcs Ufthe District md tho
decision ofthe Columbia Democratic Convention.
LEVI l. TATE.
Bloomsburg, May T. 1864.
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SCnOLLAShlPs EON sAL

Pittsburgh Commercial College.
Binghamptin " "
Criltenden's :" PHILADELPHIA
These Scrips, are inamOunts OF St5and $50 and are
much cash by the Student on enting either ofthe
above Colleges. Young desiring 20 obtain finish
ed Collegiate Educaion, will here fnd good specua
ion by applvng SS2he office ofthe
,May I, 1864 COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
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TIE above Is n correct likeness Of DR. Schcnck taken
many years ago after he had recovered from Consump
tion by n course Of his "SCHErCK's PULMoNc SYRuP,"
The likeness, althoug it does not represent him any
thing like as bad he at the worst yet 1t Ia in
strong with the hale and vigorous looks Of the
Portrait below, which is the true likeness of him at the
present time. The contrast between these two por
traits is great that many would not believe them to
be the same person. Yet there are hundreds of per-
sons, in and around Philadelphia, who will recognise
both portraits to be true representations When the
first taken he weighed 107 pounds 1T the presg MT
umo his weight is 900 pounds
, 1864-03-15

gB The spring elections open unexpcct,
cdly we'll New Hampshire disappoints III
By a majority Of good dimensions where a
small one only was hoped for, and none ut all
was the result feared
But New York has done some recent voting
scarcely less auspicious to the Union cause,
Of which little notice has been taken. Under
the Seymour dynasty the soldiers of that
State have been denied the right Of voting
that eoft-boned Coppcrhead yetoing bill Of
the Legislature allowing them the privilege
OF the franchise. Finally a law has been
passed submitting the question to the people
ofthe State, the Governor agreeing to abide
by their decision.
The vote was taken On the 9Th inst, and
has resulted overwhelmingly in favor Of the
measure. As the question was submitted By
3tself, and not On the day OF any other cleo:
ton, it WAS feared 1t would be lost BIZ default.
The vote is Of course light, bnt happily
proves to be sufficient. In New York q
little more than 2, 900 votes were cast, in
place of the *, 600 OF more sometimes given.
OF these l6, 401 are for the soldiers, and {, So
are against them-being majority Of 9,5e2,
In Brooklyn only GOO were cast in the mega
tive, aesiRet S,s35-or q majority of ,2235 23s5
These votes are sample of the result In the
State SO far Is heard from. The measure has
carried so largely TINT it is scarcely worth
while to look after the items. Thus the citi-
zens Of the Empire State who happen to be
abroad putting down the rebellion, will be
allowed to join those at home in choosing q
President, and in -ousting the Shiny ophidian
that has crawled into the gnbernatorial chair
This is one Of the wedges which tighten up
the national cause and make the shin OF state
staunch and strong for her voyage.
, 1864-03-15

The Louisville Democrat Of the 9Th instant,
says: "In the course: OF the next ten days
nearly thirty thousand recruits will pass
through this city on their way to the 'front.'"
l. There is a man. in Springfield, Mass;
who has such an Unsuitable appetite for run,
that hc recently sold tho shoes from his boys
feet In order to procure 1t.
!. Gov. Smith Of Rhode Island eaw cul.
prit fleeing from IN officer the other day,
Joined in the chase, caught the rascal just as
he was getting over fence, delivered him up
to tho officer, and then proceeded to his d1-
ties at the State house as If nothing had hap
pened.
Fernando Wood, who has been "lying
very low" ut Bloomingdalc, N. T., is better
and will soon be able to lie as usual.
= The New York public stock board heard
Cen. Hancock make d speech Wednesday.
and then gaye him 5000 for recruiting pur-
poses.
Mr.. Curtis IN his Tbackory lecture, says
that Euglishmcn and Americans are brothers.
So were Cain and Abel.-.Baston Traveller.
The soldiers bazaar at Albany closed on
"Wednesday night, Total receipts for the IF.
teen days 1t was open $10o, 600, giving net
~ New York Sunday paper enrolls Miss
Prescott, the tropical, as contributor, and
hrag ovcr her as the daughter Of William II.
Prescott, the great American historian.
, 1864-03-15
HAZENG'' 1N HARVARD
COLLEGE.
Report to the Ovcrsecrs of tho Col
lego.


AePofs 10 tne oVcrseers OF tne Col"
lego.
On Wednesday Inst thc fn11owinu reDort on
Tho ~-a.4,.o sru,..-,-,, r, n
ene plac.'ec VI nazlng' 1fesnmen LII I'M
ward College was presented to the Board of
O,nrs,o,. - .h.t ,-...s-.,s ~ -,,,;,, ~
~ 1uot INSTITUTION. - "n ~
seen Ebat tho committee to whom the snb-
1ect YVES referrcd drc1prc that the ontrarea
o,;1, .a.,.:.. s,.s, ~ sAN1 80
SILL eou'1nue, anu tnaS Inc oralnaf} co4l:ee
punisbmcnte arc ineffective, and that they
:. ~ y, 1s4u . oGsetc tcucoy: ...-.-.
70 Me HonoTdbk and Rfre7eRd use 0reTSser5 of
+ .H4rTard thae5e:
The committee to whom WAS referred, ~ reso-
visiting the University as reatos to ouzages upon
eoneldcred tho subject and beg leave 10 report: ;
THAT theY and the custom of shazing' members
Of the Freahman class, By tricka injury to proper
.eomo oxtent IN tho college, withatanding the
efforts OF the officers to breal il up. and rea1iroa
come new and moro severe penalties to be visited
upon thoee who indulge in Il. ;
@"The ordinary college pnniehments Of attmoni-
wards putting IN end to The pract1ce, because, IN
most cases. the offenders remain IN their clnsses,
rocs anon. their companions. aud the punfshuaent,
only lends glory to the ofEense
'sIhe plan Of turning the guilty partles over to
The courts Of criminal Jurisdiction to be there tried
acrs against the laws Of the Commonwealth, ap.
peas to be too harsh for the parental coycslueit
which The ofce.s OF tho college ought to exercise
oyef the students uler thoir cara except In gross
cases, and as Last resort after ali other remedies
- Another prni9Irnnn llaa hann ancfrnatad uhlrh
, 1864-03-15

,6133643,149
Thtsisuot tbc whole production, but on1ylthat, re-
cetVed at The luts and the object Of tie new no1s
Ia 10 facilitate tho deposit and thus to improve the
profits Of the miners.
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKEr-The New Orleans
Era fthe lat says:
The Money market continued quiet today. with 4
general tcndeneyln In favor OF buyers. The supply OF
domestic EKcbbngc was In excess Of tho demanl and
rates consequently were still lower than yesterday
New York sight and one days sight ruling at pef
cent discount, ana Boston d 2K@2X. Some few sig-
mand at the figures asked The banks checked at 1<a
imply tne demand atik: Dealers ssked 9@!. There
Mss 9t about p1syious rates, the banks asking
being quoted at i75@iHH for the former. and s.l5@
80 for the latter. We heard of OF any
moment.
Tl.ore WIS rather moro movement in Specie but Mt
easier rates. round sums OF gold changing hands ut
Including one A. q Ss6o = " aI;o he9ia q
continued e nuy the ssIl snns offered their coun
se!Rts Rx sS the t Morning stsE M not much a al
was @ on sas teay end hsd depressing iatluenco %
silger, sos Ehiel, dsas5s gs4d s'gH cent premium,
cemnand the full premium Of gold.
, 1864-03-15
POLITICAL.

AT the charter election in Syracuse, n.
Y. the CITY government was taken ont of Con-
perhead control. the entire Union ticket hc-
ipe handsomely elected. The Union men elect
ed their Moyor and carried FIVE of the eight
Aldermen. They also elected Union men to
all the city officers, carried five or the eight
Supervisors and elected their entire Ward
tickets in five Of the eight wards.
Tho town meetings In Msine are using
up the Copperheads; standtsh, Buxton, Por-
ter, and other Democratic towns have been
redeemed, and in Union towns IN increased
majority Is recorded.
New Hampshire elects 8 United States
c...to. e.. - 1.aa.s ~. 49, oe;.1at,a,o ;,,-t
chosen. Hon, John ?. Hale, 1t is presumed,
will be again candidate, and Hon. Thomas
II. Edwards, of Eeene, and Hon. Amos Tack,
Of Exeter, are suggested as possible candi-
dates for The nost Each of these. as we'll "a
, 1864-03-15
From hammock and Salt Lake-Arri-
val OF n Solr OF Brigham Young.

Idaho Territory, and Mcssrs. Il. s. Battery
". c. sta1nes, Il. B. Clrary and John n.
Young, Of Salt Lake City, arrived last even
ing and took lodgings at the Pacific.
1lr. Litton informs ue that he left Bannock
On the 18th OF January, up to which time four
more highwaymen were reported to have been
weather WIS mild In the mines when he left,
but very severe between there and Salt Lake.
The other gentlemen are merchants Of Salt
Lake, and came in for the purpose Of buy1ng
goods. They are said to hare deposited at
least ia peck'' Of gold dust In the safe ut the
Pacific.
John II. Young is natural born son Of
Brigham, tile great sachem of Mormonism,
and has the appearance Of being very intel
linent and well bred Young man.
, 1864-03-15

Flour-Ihere was bat tt!e doing in flour yesterday
en-, er iet, + % ,os o1,naly Csqsda sp7az
tor e9oce aEo1a spftnE e1ttns :? % for extra an
Mn1as, dg UT ned,ss ~ are M b sse
<1.Te, Corn-Hed st $Llo for new and A0a1 y r..
gig wests5n M 1sop. M sto5e o:ss-Ia h1ted dsasn
At <1c1et12 Bsr!ey-fhere Is but tE.tic dotne IN
hnry. Saics OF 900 b. Cauada 1t 3 aid I'd ba II
81 80 ~" SA -
, 1864-03-15

enl. The question is. did Gen. Mcclellan
subsequently afford Gen. Lee the interview
as above states II he did, there is reason to
believe he would, as hes been charged, on
tc,tain for some hours Lee's proposition to
mite both arnsics, march in Washington and
declare military dictatorship. THIS whole
matter should DO investigated. That Lee
sought the interview with Mcclellan, and
Ills interview Was prohibited b. President
Lincoln, arc facts which can bo caBily proved.
, 1864-03-15

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Ths Great Uuequalled Preparation for Rast&-
ing, Invigorating, Identifying and
Dressing the Hair,
Render! It eo silky auI glossy md dIspostu4 It sa
remain In any desired position; quickly cleansing
the scalp, aEtestinE the fall and 1rpart1nr =
healthy aud natural color to the hair.
It Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to Its
ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR,
TT is NOT Il DIE.
But octs directly upon the roots OF tho hair Etvfax
producing the sanc vitality and INK
urtonB quantity a. IN youth.
Kev. Mr. Thatcher, OF New York, In a 1ctar, sAy4:
My age y sixty. One Jcar ago my hn,r Tas verx
gray md falling. I nsed Mrs. 3. a. Allen,s Wo<f1S
Hair Restorer, according to directions, aid now no
lall.
.Thc Zy1otalsamum have found the heat "a
most agreeable halr-dreseing have ever used."
Fob LADIES AND C3uLDREN,
Whose hair requEas frequent dresalng the Zylohaiea
mum has no equal
No Lady's Toilet is Complete Without II.
Sold by Druggists Throughout the wozM.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
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, 1864-03-15

... MosDAY, March II, 1861.
HOQs.-Isecelved ut tho various yards fiuce Sstnr-
day about 200 hogs; entered sales 3 head at $82J@
10. principally at $G!5a@7co p 100 ns. There has
been fafr amount ofactivlty In tho ynrds since the
close ofsaturdays market, which has been somewhat
restricted by the small supply. For prime hogs the
demand is BtVl considerably above the supply, and
will probably so conttnue Will tho Diminishing re-
cers Of this class Of stock. For light hogs there is
still tair inquiry for which present gup
ply ts fully adequate At the high prices Of the market
In The salca made yesterday and to-day there bsen
no departure from our previous quotations. at which
the market closed this evening very firm tor prime to
extra gtaoes hu. more easy for common qualities.
uoG HALt8 SINCE aATunoAY.