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State Of Marine.

COUNTY Or bONh.
CouSrY TREAsrRER's OrricE,
Alfred, Aug, 1854.
TN conformity with Section Fifth. OF an act
| of the Lc ;islsture OF the State Of Maine, enti.
tied An act relating to fines aud eo,ts OF Criinina,
Prosecut.u - spprovcd March 9Th, A. ID. 1875; l
hereby publish the following list eontalnins ING
ar,Isn,e amount OF costs allowed In each case IN
Criminal prosecutions at the supreme Juiieiai
Court hesuu anu holden at Saeo. within anu iof
aid County or York, on the hrst Tuesday OF jan
lS6l
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state Of Maine.
COUNTY OF YORK.

cvrSrr TnEAsrnEH's orricr.l
Alfred, Jupe l, 1861.
Tn conformity To Section Filth. Of an
i act ~ the Legislature OF the State u Maine,
entitled An act relating to nes and costs Of Grim.
inal Prosecutions" approved March 9Th, 1893
hereby publish the following list, cont,inins the
aggregate amount OF costs allowed IN each case 10
criminal prosecutions at the Su prcme judicial
Court be gun and holden at Alffed. within and
for the County Of York. on the ith Tussiay Of May,
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COUNTY OF YORK.

corxrY rsrAsrRkR's OrricE,l
Alfred. May l. iso<.
Tn conformity with Section Fifth. of an act
i Of the Legislature OF the State OF Maine, entl.
tlsi An act relating ~ lines and costa Oi Criminal
Prosecutions" approved March 9th, A ID. lejS. l
hereby publish the following list, containing tho
sriIalual the County Commission ere
Court begun and holden at Alfred. within aud for
said County Of York, ON the second Tuesday OF
April iSbi,
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STATE Of Maine.
COUNTY OF YORK.

corxry rRrAsuHxs's 0yyics,
Alfred. Dec. 8. 1854.
N .o,ss,mi,y with section fiith OF an act o. the
N.1sanrc Of tho State 90 Maine. entitled An
\ Ls.,,,. a. 6nes and costs OF Criminal Proseeu-
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go.uiy OF York, on the second Tuesday OF October.
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

A WONDERFUL The stone
ma|ons engaged in laying the foundation
ol the new blacksmith shop, at the rolling
mill of Wood, Morrell & Co.. in johns.
town, Cambria county, in breaking large
sandstone in two, tho other day, discovered
a frog, pressed as hrt as cent, and lyug
in crcvice or in the cavity stone, from
which there was no visible outlet. As
soon as it fell out it began to manifest SYM
toms oil life and belnr. one hour, it was 81
large, plump aud lively as any ether frog
1t apdcars, however to be blind al present
but as the eyes appear perfect it may re-
gain ITS sight. The rGck from which i. ~as
taken was quarried FROM soino Of the spurs
OF The Laurel hill, about thirty years ago,
when the fcnnsy lvana cansl was cou.truc-
ed, aud built in q wall where it remained
till few days ago, when it was removed to
be put in the foundatl, ,n before mentioned.
Oi the real age OF his frog ship, says the
Johnstown Democrat, we are iu entire gno
rance /! may be a re-Adapite, an ante.
diluvian or poEt-dcluvian, or il may be Il
millionarian or even oeDteDarian. The
rock is loose sandstone formation coarse
10 the grains and Of Il rusty color, and
many not be very ancient. AS there was
no crevice in the stone except the bed in
which it lay, it certainly has been there
for the last thirty years, aud it may have
danced at mother Ewes wedding for aught
we know. Ii 1t was in prison when the
Barons at Runnemede sytorted ihe Magma
Charta from King Johu. it must have ex
perienceed tqeiil o' JOY upon the receipt
ion of such cheering news, but then how
aepfesset ! the poor thing must have teh
when it learned that the trial by Jury and
the general Jail delivery therein secured
was no, for frogs. Ifil cou,d speak we
would like to ak i, something about tho
origin Of the Indian tribes sound on this
continent BY Columbus, and learn the pre-
else site Of the great town of Kickedapawl.
ing. But it cannot speak. and all the fame
!. can ever acquire here below, is tina, it
will be pronounced by all men the '.oldest
iubabitaut' of the Western Continent now
known.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07
ssr Hon. Dawn n MoNroo merry. onr

saSr Hon. DAVID u. MoNron MERr. our
State Senator, Hon JoHN G.. ELLIS, aud
Hon. GEO ID JACKSON, our Representa-
I yes in the Legislature, have our thanks
tor their polite aIt,ntions during the late
Session Now that the Legislature has ad
jourDod and the labors of the last two
named gentlemen have terminated by lin
ilaIiou, We take pleasure iu saying they all
have discharged their duties faithfully and
we doubt not, on returning again TO min
gle with their constituents. will be vel
coined with the pIaudits Of well done good
and falthln servants. Sound Domocr a.,
always act thus, and always merit the ap-
probation Of their constituency.
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MARRIAGES..

On the 2s.h uIt., in Greenwood twp. &,
Col. CO., by Iran Derr, Esq Mr.. Ed.
mund J. SOnes, and Mrs. Mary lane
G0'eer, both of Laports township, Sullivan
county. Pa.
o. tn. 25h Of April, 1864, by Mont
gomery Cole, j. p, Mr.. Rtchara Hess, to
Miss Suseanh Cole, both oil Sugarloat
Twp, Col. 20.
In Salem township, Lnzernc county, on
the 18th of March, lS64, a. the re,idcuce
of the brides Mother, by Rev L, Sheer
cr, Mr.. p {, S ook@y and Mis- Lissse
s yben, (formerly OF Milville,) both of
Salem, Luz. co.
On the 2slh ult, by Elder G. w.
Scott, Mr.. d. NJ Dye, of Ashland, to
Miss Harrist Reel, OF DanvilIe, Monlour
co., Pa.
AT Rome, by Rev D. Cook, Rev.
Clarke Solomon, OF E,py, Columbia co.,
to Miss II. &. Gates, of Nome,
On the oath of February 1864, by In
thcr A, German, Esq at his residence. IL
Pine twp, Mr.. L"jay'tte Applegae, aud
Miss Mary j. C,o"yora. all of Pine twp.
Col. CO.
At the same place by the same, on tht
10th Of March last, Mr.. Wan. Watts, and
Miss Sarah Stackhouse, OF Jorden twp.
Lycoming county.
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The Great Sanitary Fair.

J. II. HARTMAN, Esq, Agent Of th'
Cattawissa Rail Road Co., at Rupert Sta
tion. requests Us to say, that all the Con
tributons to the Great Sanitary Fair, tc
be held in Philadelphia in June ensuing
will be received by him, marked ant
Transported free Of charge 10 tie City,
Consignments solicited. We hope TIL
p,op'e OF Columbia and all othars Nor,h
de.irous 10 aid in this noble enterprize, fol
the benefit Of our suffering Soldiers, vii
avail themselves Of the offer of our friend
Mr.. Harman
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OuR advertising aud our Office business
the past week, was never better. In ad.
dition to the large amount Of money taken
in we have received great many new
subscribers. So that our cash terms and
increased price, works admirably.
Reason .ble men, considering the enor.
nous increased expenses of living and
printing, cbeerfully acquiesce in our new
conditions They need no argument to
convince them that this course is our only
alternative between ruin and prosperity
One man, only, the past week, objcc t,
the extra 25 cents, and discontinued the
Democrat. May we both survive.
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Dr WISiIART

or this City, has undoubtedly discovered in his sm
bina ion for the treatment Of Dyspepsia one of the
greatest rrmades TINT has ever been given IN sun
erihg humanity lie has treated within the past two
years something nine Thousand cases in his mi
Vate practice many Of which had dehed the skill OF
eminent plIy.i"Ians IN Europe I'D America and i'm
10 dite' inns they have made perfect ere Nuuy oi
thn above cases were Of over twenty years standing
those who are troubled with Dyspepsia wouid do
well I" call at the Doctors oi'e. lie gives van adj.
vice trre Persons at n distance consult by letter
d"scrIOhs the symptoms Dr. Wishart treatment pul
up in secure pack1ge with full directions is sent Inv
express on the receipt Cf Six Dollars.
N. -ln u eases where the disease has OF become
chr"nlc, DI Wshnrts Dyspepsia Pills are all that il
required. Sent by alai on the receipt of One Dollar
Address Or. l.. =. T.. Wlshart PniiLde phia-PhHa
ssipha Ledger, [Dec 10, lSG3-Gn
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On Sunday, April 10, there was = re
ception of The Mexican Deputies, by lbe
Arch Duke Maxinillan, at Mirsmar. and
in speech hen and there made be for,
morally accepted the proffer Of the Mex
lean Crown. Tho new Emperor of Mex
ico, is COW on his way to assume the pur.
pie in his new Empire; and Aba Lincoln
and bis poor administration are not abe
nor willing to prevent the establishment Of
q more than kingly Government on the
soil Of North America. All our boasted
supremacy all our Monroe Doctrine is frit
tered away, and mono so poor a, to even
answer our protest. So we go-disgra raced
degraded, spit upon, and that by France
and Mexico, and the English papers ap
plaud the act.
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the mouth of April, lot

OUR Receipts Tor March arc very cred
liable and quite encouraging. We are
compelled, hereafter, TO exact our increased
terms-vlz. So 90 IN adUance, 81 25 at
the end of three months, aud 81 so after
six months Thanking our friends " no do
pay, for their patronage, We must--in JUS
tice to them--say, that it will be our duty
to see that others do likewise, or they must
stand the increased charge and not expect
an extendid credit.
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
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r9- Hon. WILLIAM HOPKINS, Senator
from Washington, has our sincere thanks
for copy of his very telling Speech, de.
livered in the Senate, April 20, 1864, on
the bill relative TO the payment Of the
State Interest Col. Hopkins is one of the
ablest statesmen iu our State Senate, rs
he is the purest patriot in Pennsylvania.
And his Speech is such, as must meet the
cordial approval of every honest Demo-
cras in the coun'ry,and is credilable to tho
party of which be is sn honor and an or.
namept.
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DEATHS.


In Berwick May 4,h. B'iuis n. , young
est son Of tue late DR.. A. b. and Fraucls
Wilson, aged l6 years.
In Centre township Col. co, on Thurs
day morning last, Mr. PhiIp Fteas, in the
seth year OF his age.
10 Lawrence township, C'esrfi"la CO. +,
Pa. OIL the 18th of April, 1864, 30.
s. ph Lwi", Esq ,-brother-Iu-law to the
Editor of this Journal aged G5 years,
IL months and II days.
At Fort E,hen Allen, Va, on the 22d
of April, 1864, 1hon,9S ENS Vim, OF
the ll2th Regt. p. ", son of Henry and
Mary Ann Winn, late of Pine township
Columbia county, aged l6 years and 8
days.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

Qua DISTRICT. The n.u apportion.
ment Bill, makes Columbia and Montour
! Representative District, with only one
Mcmber--when they are nearly entitled 10
'wo-and throws Wyoming to Su'quehan
ma, and Sullivan to bradford, where they
are completely engulfcd in abo,t,oaiSns -
Columbia Montour, Northumberland and
Sullivan ,-compose our new Senatorial
District, with ono Member. We will
publish the infamouS Gerrymander in the
next Democrat
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II shall be our purpose to wage an un

II shall be our purpose to wage an un.
rslenting war against all rebels A rebel
as we understand the phrase, i, one who
revolts against the Constitution and laws oI
his country. Tie man who say, the Union
as it was shall not be restored if he can
prevent it, aud the Constitution ~ it is
shall not be preserved, and the laws a:
they stand shall net be inIorced, is rebtl
and traitor. We care not whether hi,
name be Howell Cobb or Charles Sum
ner, jeff Davis or That. Stevens, whetlc e,
be lives 10 Richmond or Washington. Tbs
cause we advocate will be the restoration q
Of the Union, the maintaiuance Of the
Constitution aud the enforcemsnl OF the
laws Allegiance to this platform i, ths
only true type of American 10y ATTY.
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HAPPY PROspEcT Should the wal
close at once, it is. admitted that the cx.
penses of the government would be at lcas'
$500 900, 900 ansually the debit, alread )
so great. The income of three per cen.
was Sll 100000 showing that the sggre.
gate income was just about 1850, 100000
so that it will require the entire incon,. @
he people to pay the government expen.
ses annually, even with the presea. debt
Ii the war goes on a year or two longer
what will it cost
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

HO- The remains of Tu MAS ELLIS
WISN, late a young Soldier Of the ll2tli
Rcgt. p. V.--from Pine township, in this
county were brought home on last Mon
day, Tor interment, aud on Tuesday morn
ing the remains of LEONARD BEioLE, Of
Mount Pleasant township, same county,
and same Company, aud on Thur'day, the
remains OF JACOB VI. ARMSTRONG, for
merly Of Bloomsburg,-werc expected
from the Hospital in Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

Pay # The Mihtia.-Capt. w. NJ. WI
LEY, Paymaster to the Emergency Militia
of Pennsylvania, called into the service OF
the Government, on the l4th of Scptem-
Der, 1862, to resist the Rebel Invasion
gives notice, thar be will be in Blooms.
burg, OIL Wednesday, May 25, 1864, to
Pay the Volunteer Soldiers, Of Co. d,
Thirteenth Regiment, commanded by
Capt RoBT. +. CLARK. In this connec-
tion, we would remind our brother sol.
diers, that they may save the trouble and
expense of coming to Bloomsburg, on that
occasion to draw their pay, by procuring
Power of Attorney, duly acknowledged
by justice Of the Peace, authorizing any
friend--say Capt. Clark-to receive pay
ment for them. And further, we take
pleasure in apprisiDg our friends, that
Capt. Clark, will promptly attend to their
business without charge or compensation
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

COSGREss, by VOTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS, PASSED tue
roLLowISG RESOLUTION, when EXsREssFs tut VOICE OF
rIIE ,TlOS AZ. Is rHE TRUE srNSpAgD ~ IuyALTY
THAT tne present duplOrabc civil war has been
forced upon the country by the d>nninniSts of the
southern states in against the Con titntinnal
G"vrrnment, aud in around the Capital thai IN
this National emergency, Congress, banIsng all feel
ng of mere passUn or recruitment will rocOllcct oniy
It's duty tn the whole country that this Ddr is not ~dged
their part any spirit Of OPpreSsOn for GHy pHr
pose Of copgaest rsalHgdion or purpose Of
Interfering sHh the rights established institutions If
those Suites JutfO dJead and mdRtaia the supremacy 9
he Consultations and 10 preserUe the UHOH With the atg
ng equay and rights Of the Screrdi snteS aHimparod;
and that soon ese objects are accomplished the rGv
sugkt TO cease"
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The Red River Battles.

IL 10 evident from tho full accounts
which have now been received Of the three
days Sighting on Red river, that Gen.
Banks very narrowly escaped destruction
by desperate fighting, after biz whole
army was united, he did succeed iu pul =
log the enemy, bu. was so badly crippled
himself that bewas obliged to retreat. The,s
was evidently bad generalship, which re
CURES investigation. lie separated bis
different corps beyond supporting distancH
he sent out his cavalry without infantry
or artillery supporis--and be sent li'
whole wagon /. ain in advance with the
cavalry where there was but one road, so
that when an insufficient force Of infantry
aud artillery was sent forward to sustain
The cavalry, after the action began, and
were defeated, their retreat was impeded
by the wagons blocking the road, in con-
sequence of which much confusion ensued
aud the artillery and wagons were lost,
The New York Tribune is dissati-fed
with the generaship displayed, and men,
tions as s"remarkable" that Gen. Banks, in
his arrangements for the battle, Commit
the axactly the errorby which, in August,
1862, he lost the battle of Cedar Noun.
tain, in Virginia" The Tribune con-
cludes its review Of the battles as follows:
$50 that, upon the whole, Gen. Banks
on the morning Of the lOth Of April, found
his army in that condition in which it
seemed to him advisable 10 decline further
contest with the rebel forces under Gen.
Kirby Smith, and to retreat. He fell back
from Pleasant Hill to Grand Ecore. q
distance Of thrsy-6ve miles. The enemy
had been so severely repused on the eyen-
ing of the 9th that they seem to have been
unable or possibly, for another reason,
unwllling-to pursue the retiring forces Of
Gen. Banks /; and the march to Grand
Ecore Was accomplished withou. molesta.
ton.
ut is reported that Gen. Steele, who
when last heard from was at Camden
Arkansas, and whose force was meaut to
have effected a junction with the force oil
Gen. Banks at Shreveport, Lousans; was
within sixty Hiles of the latter place
The misfortune Of Gen. Banks retreat 10
That it leaves the enemy at liberty to turn
all his forces against the advance Of Gen.
Steele. The safety Of the latter is per-
haps compromised, and if he is attacked
and beaten, bis defeat will add one more
to the many examples of the impolicy Of
seeking 10 unite in the face Of the Snemy
two columns marching from different points
by covering lines
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-05-07

Bks- We take no notice Of those ensag-
ed in foully aspersing us bcrau.e the filthy
'labbsriDg Of such men fall harmless at
our feet. They merit, as they shall re-
ceive our silent contemp. --lSmm Aitchi"e
A few weeks ago, Mr.. Dunn we
mean DR.. John,-anuonnced with great
flourish, that he would hold parties re.
'ponsble who dared to refer to a certain
recent picadillo, in which he is alleged tc
have been unsuccessfully engaged, and
which be calls "fully aspersing u.s." AND
now, having failed in bis game of bluff, :
horrible to relate. they are to be treated
with ".ilont ceutempt p Dr.. Dunn, ba.
doubtless discovered. that 10 this instance
at least, TRUTH, has out-traveled False
hood. and leaves him "sDamped in hi
own neshes."
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CoIJLDN'T SEE 1T,

CoULDS SEE 1T.
We tsndlr our thanks 10 the Hon. G.
r. Buckalew for lot Of BLACK MEXICAN
Bean, and other favors I'ns6ia Rep4b.
Hcan'
We are inclined to the opinion that the
Honorable Senator was guilty of an act OF
irony 10 sending those BIack Beans to the
editor of the Republican. OF COURSE, the
Doctor ''didu's see ibs point"
BeyUick Gazette.
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II. B. 1910 Bonds.

We publish to day, in another column
the advertisement Of the Government
Agents, in relation to the United States
Ten. Forty Bouds. They are of impor
tauce to the financial interests OF the coun.
try and will command the careful atten.
ton of Capitalists. Our limited srace, a,
present, precludcs farther comment.
The subscriptions to the Ten.forty loan
on the Sd uli., amounted to l,l63,OO
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SENSIBLE Never ta,te an
atom when you are not hungry; it is
suicidal.
Never hire servants who 60 in pairs,
as sisters, cousins, or anything else.
Never speak of your father as "the old
man."
Never reply to the epithet of folly
drunkald, or a fellow.
Never speak cOntemptuously of woman
kind.