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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06
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No change Of dict required DO not Interfere with
business pursutsl Can be used without detection
Upwards Of 2OO the past month -sono Of them
very severe Over one hundred pysicinns haV
used them IN their pruCcc and all spuak well Of their
efficacy, aud approve nt their composition, which is
entirely vegetable aud harmless on the system Hun.
drcds Of certificates can be shown
Bol's Specific Pills the original aud only genuine
Specific Pill They adapted for male aud female,
old young and the unly reliable remedy for ciectng
permanent aud speedy cure in all cases Of Spcrina.
turrhca seminal Weakness, with all its train OF
evils, such as lrctral aud Vaginal Discharges GlCGt,
the Whites. Nightly or Involuntary Emissions lncon.
tnuancc Genital Debility aud lrrability, Impotence,
Weakness or Loss Of Power NERVOUS Debility, &c.,
all Of witch arises principally from sexual EXcesscs or
Self buse or sOmo constitutional arrangement, and
ncapacitatcs the sufferer fuE fulfilling the duties ut
married life In all sexual diseases, as GonorrhGa,
Gect aud Structures, and in Diseases of the Bladder
and Kidneys thoy act as charm Relief rs expert.
encod by taking single box.
SuId by all the principal druggists Price s
They will he sent by mail securely sealed. and con
j, BRYAN, NJ. d.
No 76 Cedar ST., New York.
Consulting Physician for the treatment of Seminal
Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases. who viii
send free TO ALL the following valuable work, III seal
cd envelope:
1mE FFrgTH THousAsD-pR. BELLS TREATISE
self Abuse, Premature bCCay, Impotence ana loss
of power Sexual Diseases Seminal Weakness, Nightly
Emissions, Genital Debility, &c, Sc pamphlet of ~
pages, containing important advice tn the afflicted and
which should be read by every sun 'rcr, as the means
of in the scvcres stages Is plainly set forth Two
stamps required to pay postage.
December l2, lsGj-Iy.
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Price 81 per Bottle, or 6 for So.

Delivered TO rny address securely packed from ohscr
Nauon' Describe symptoms in al bummunicatiuns
Cures guaranteed, advice gratis. Address letters for
information to
H. u. HELMBOLD, Chcmisl
l0i South Tcnth.st, below Chestnut, Phia
lELMBOLD'S Iicdioal DCpOt,
llELNlBuLDS Drug and Chemical HdrohOuSr,
5gl IROADwAy, NEW YnRK
Beware Of CountcrfetS and unpTnciplcd dculcra
who endeavOr To dispose "Of their own" aud other"
articles on the reputation attained by ilclmholds Gen
uino Preparations, Extract Bucl Extract Sarsapariu
Improved Rusu Wash.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06

..., .ni ,,.,,,,
NOTiNG that ~ not wholesome pehl" wv tt'i,.s
tive i'll its nature enters lntn lhc co'u'i'lu W. -
TETTERS STOMACH BiTTEhS' luls p"ru"u piT
pHratiun contains no mineral oil any htu' ho , ","
botanical element no merry eNcltaht but u ~ y ,y
ion Of the extracts OF rare balsalnic heioS nnu
plants With the purcst ana lndcsl oil al ulhuSNc e''
ulcnts.
II is well to be fnrcarmed against disease anu 50 ai
ms TIVE human system can lie protected by nu'Hn u"f
against malHdics cngcndered bY an uhWh"lrsnme Nv
mos phcre, impure water and other external CAUSES
nos rErrERS BlTTERS may be relied on hS u sa'o'
guard.
In districts infested with Feror and Agh6 llaS b''h
found inaliibc Us preventive ana iressHo'" "a,
i i ~ nm ,t,,rG rscour Tho scourrr: ana thoussns
wbo nrricct To avail themselves of ill., protective quail
;,,. In oIvpncn nrc r,rcd by a very brief course q
! M ,,.rvrinus nr,li,iur Fry and Nuur paticrts
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06

Use lGlmbOd's Eytrac: llucu for all affections AMI
diseases Of the Urinary Organs, whether existing in
Male 'nd Female from whatever originating and
no matter Of how long standing.
Diseases of these Organs requires the aid Of Diur.
eic, lelmbold's Extract buchn is the Great Durcc,
ana IS certain 10 aVc desired el ct in all Diseases for
which 1t is recommended
Evidcnce of tie most reliable and responsible char
acter win accompany the medicine.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

Tho undersigned would nfrrn his friends nnd the
public generally that he is prepared to treat
fully the following Diseases -
rheumatism Bronchcts. st. Anthony's Dance, Loss
Of Sight, and all blood diseases, with Dyspepsia &c.
Satisfaction will he given or no pay required.
His remedies are purely vegetable free from any aint
poison, aud safe and pleasant.
GEORGE YosT
Bloomsbury, April 0, 1eGi.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06
GATHERING POTATOES.

There is a time which is the fitest and
best in which to perform any kind ofwork
where tho elements, and seaso rs of nature,
have any thirg to do with it. Catering
potatoes is one Of that kind. When should
this be done Mapifestly as soon as they
are ripe, and ordinarily this will be in
about four months aud half from the time
the seed covered in the ground. After the
potato is pipe, there is no reason why it
should remain in the ground ;and cortainly
since it cannot increase their size or good
ness by deferriDg gathering, the sooner it
is harvested the less danger will arise from
heavy rains and while the soil is dry the
more easily it can be taken from the earth.
But there is an important consideration
connected with this. The earlier the po-
tato is dug, The better opportunity there is
to destroy the rank weeds that have sprung
up since the last hoeing. In digging, care
should be taken to destroy all tho weeds ;
and in doing this an eye should be had
for the next season. The potato tops and
all the weeds should be buried as you pas
along in digging. Dig hill of potatoes
leaving the hill open to receive the top
weeds then take earth from the next hill
back to cover the tops and weeds thus dc.
posted. In this way you destroy at leas,
one-half of the seeds of weeds before the,
mature, and are adding to your ground Q
valuable manuring for the coming season
And when your lot is dug over in this wa,
it locks clean and farm-lke, and you have
done as good service to the lot as onc
good ploughing would be, and better
This mode of harvesting would sugges
the earliest practicable plating Of the pota
to, that its harvesting may be made earlier
And the earlier { is harvested, we fee
satisfied the beotor for the health and clean
illness of the soil and the more profit 10 The
armer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06
BLOOMSBURG SKYLIGHT,
Picture Gallery.

7NHE undersigned informs the citizens OF Dloum
and urighborhOod that he has taken the large room
~ the Exchange Block, extending Barney stohnor
Bakery, aud the Bookstore where he has put in
large skyliP II is eny by Skylght that good pic
uTes can bet zen especially grohps where each person
can be takeHl ist as well as separate.
lie has gOn 70 considerable expense 10 make his
adjustment first class one, aud he therefore solics
liberal paTo age toenable him, TO constantly introduce
the mode improvements of the art.
~ Com y produce taken in Exchange for pictures
HENRY ROSEN5TOLK.
bloomsbury 70 i'I NOV & $50
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06

To above is correct likeness Of Dr Schcnck taken
many yeHrA ago after he had recovered from Consunp.
tion by a course of his "SCuFNCKs puLMoNtC SYRUP
The likeness, Rlhoug ii does not represent him any
thing like as had he was the worst yet il is in
strong contrast with the hale and vigorous looks Of the
Portrait heow, 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 person. Yot ihrrG are hundreds of per.
in and around Philadelphia, who will rGcopn se
both portraits tob true representations When the
first taken he weighed 107 pounds at the pres ent
time his weight is go pounds
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06

~ Ale n O "A D.
This great line traverscs the Northern and North
west counties Of Pennsylvania TO the city OF Erie on
Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, aud under their auspices lis being rapidly
Ope med throughout its entire length.
II is III Use for Passenger and Freight busines
from Harrisburg to Emporium, l95 miles, the East.
ern Division and from Sheffield to Erie 75 miles) the
Western Division,
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT SoRTHCMDIRLAND.
Mail Train leaves East 022 A, NJ.
Express Train" 10 81 P. NJ.
Mail " " West 43
Express Is A. NJ.
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways these
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven, and
Baltimore and Lock Haven. New and elegant Sleep
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both ways
between Williamsport and baltimore, and Williams.
port and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply at the 3 H. Cor llth aud Market Sts.
Aud for Freight business of the COmpany's Agents
b. Kingston, Jr Cor 18Th aud Market sts., Phil'a
J. w. Reynolds, Erie.
I'M. Drill. Agent N. c. r. R., Baltimore.
II. IL. Houston, Genl. Freight Agt, Philadelphia,
Lewis H. IIoupt, Genl. Ticket Agt. Philadelphia.
Joseph D. Potts, Gen'l. Manager, WiIHmspoIt
May 1854
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06
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FEMALES-FEMALES

In many affections peculiar To Females the Extract
luchu IL uncquallud by any other remedy M in hlo
rosis or Retention, irr"euarty. panuiucsR or sun.
preston Of Customary ElaraiUnS liberated ur SER.
rhonS state of the Uterus, Lcuchorrhra or Whites
Sterilitv, aud f7r all complaints ucIon to the Son.
whether arising from indscretion habits Of dissir,
tiun, or in tho
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06
FOR SALE
Is Y
All Druggists Everywhere.

ASK FOR lIELNiBODp's TAKE No OTHER
'ht out tue Advertisement aud send for H.
AnI avoid IMPOSITION aud exposure
w, q loOd-y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06
EtELMEsOLE}'S
Genuine Preparations.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT hTCnjr, posi
tive and specific ycmcly for dis't,rs ct th, ili.i
Kidneys, Gravel, aud drTp.icHl swelling.
This medicine iuCrcGscs the pHUrr ui digestion .u
excite the abSuIbcnts into healthy tclion by 'ir iiiu
Watcry nr Calrarc"gs dcpo.iti"ns, cuu all tnuH'tl
EnarrcIncmGnts are reduced, well hE pam uii in.
laiIIutiuu.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06
A purc and powerful Tonic, corrective and ntefa'No
of wonderful efficacy III disease ot the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS

ceres dyspepsia, Liver Complaint IeadHchr, "nnGtd
Debility Nervousness, Depression Of Spirits Con
,tlpution, Collie, Intermittent Fevcrs, ramps
aud Spasms, and all onplnints a. el'hel
Sex nrising from Bodily weakness
whether inherent in the system OF
nrodnced by fpecia Cltlses
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-06

Why is secretary Chase like a cunnin
old rat Because he leaves a sinking
ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

c. e, s e ~ . &.
WASH v: sisg,ss y ss following VIA.
Ion hon. ncceoi chpp Mcknight Rysrs. Jeremiah, Hardy
Repo Of COMMITTEES Repairs and Supplies in favor Of
saorns resolution that the Gomprecr be ds ,sa lease
street Tor tern Of yearsaor the accommodation OF
f District Court Ut the annual rental OF three thousand
Which vas adopted By the following vote VIZ. 49,.
Aairmative Fox Jones' the President, MONA
bon Mscoo. chpp Mcknight. Ryer;, Jeremiah. Hardy.
Resoiuoa 6y board Of coancmsn that the Comptroller
De directed 70 draw his warrant in favor OF Gsore ehsoe
sassr Michael
anne to its appropriate account.
o.s. s..,,. srALsn sn or si Eahs Matthias.
United Bsnssoen, i Toia Abstinence Society New
Father Mathew iemperancs socie.y Of south Brook.
der deneral Michael corcoran As 90
Total. .sa97 90
Watch Va. lss following vote
hon, McCool, chipp Mcknight Rivers. jeremiah Hardy
ssa thu. the oomg.ess
o. Bs.asr corcorsn and charge the
van ssnst csrriases furnished Tor funera s,s, q,
wsiss e:i y following 49,, cs,,
Mekn,sht Rysrs, Jeremiah, Hardy. Kelly and Master.
Tssa.ise-Aldsrm.n McxsAon and o..iwell-s.
~ q ann S Ss The
b directed 20 drsw his warrant in favor Of Carroll for
% s na
W carroll Tor ar ess furnished for funeral Of
W. csrro for article. furnished for funeral Of y
Brisadier deneralM corcoran 6S3 70
Total: LOG %
Resolution of Board Of CcuncImen that the Comptroller
be d:w his wsran. IN favor the ANNEXED s
&. 81 Ba General s an
charge the Same to its appropriate accoint.
George W. Butts and cons In TOR for carriages furnished
funeral Of Brgaiier General Corcoau six hundred
eighteen dollars and fifty cents.
rApKRs FROM hoard OF couNo.tarS
up poi d sixth elesan issrc r%e a scon ward ns
ss5 Board q Coancilmcn ordered to be paid.>
Wbirh concurred in
Resolution that the of sober Waterman In the La,
81 Gs oS %s. q deeds recently appointed be altered 20
Whch was concarted In
EXHIBIT goods IN front Of his pramlsas No Catherine
Con- Couarii
Which concnrree In.
Report q Coamtec on Fire Department with resolution
Tat portion q The aonss now occupied by INC sxept "a
sippy OF steam lire engines doing the Se.cn,h
Pasoutin that the Com ,troer be directed to procure
dunn the ae that their present house Is IN process
Wien ihey are now do ng duty "''''' ''e ~'''' -
Which referred to the Committee Fire Depart.
Resoa,ion that the coaproer be directed draw hi.
ana lightly dollars for burial expenses Of join T. caqnn
ktc Of tho Board Of Councmen, per
Which was laid over.
Bal stewart Co. sneantins e $40, 20 for aysi-
by Board Of Counci!mea ordered to be paid
On motion Hoard ado rncd and President announced
that y aood = meet on next Tuesday, the 10Th
'''''A' D. 7. VALENTINE. Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-30

which was referred 20 the COMMITTEE. on Pabc He..h
tween Kraso a. ann aa' sno see ps reu slei
cSa aasssl fal wa,s eadsr NE deso. Of ae sts
Which was referee, 10 the Committee au Streets
for publishing the sdvcrssmens Of the Depart
ns "a The aDa .1 q &c ses e receive
uen the oompraler be directed to draw bis war
s an ~ s o e the o The New YORK word o
inv ys senss ana take their receipt ~ ia for publish.
cn ~ the same TO its appropriate account
Resolution that the Comptroller directed to draw his
Marran. IN favor q the within named for the
fsI.sa nc or
un ae pended app ropratton In the CITY Treasury
ss ss ~
No. Che same 6e similar IL all respects 70 the
Which was referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Fire Depart!
that the Street Commissioner dirscted advertise
u 0t one aSss oS Sse
Witch referred to tho Committee 90 Fire Depart.
Bssns st;ss ony
issd " Hose COMPANY No and Engine Company No
sGSn as ss are vacated Sy Easa Company
~ and directed TO cause the necessary altsra
Which was referred 10 The Committee on Fire Depart
sss ne Stree I;
company No il pc similar 70 The one now used By Ea.
Which referred to the COMMITTEES u Fire Depart.
cat street to the south side OF Ho
Sstsa the ns or e. Sa
% a. c s ss rss
and a roe n o De % Lane No .
Bower te same TO remain durngth pleasure OF tue Com
Which was concurred in
s, and obsla bs re-
the Street Commissioner and that the accompanying oid
nance therefor b. ADOPTED.
ron s pssdsn. q he MY w., YORK Ere
Ia lie Of Re re "a made vacant BY the rsssua.
Nhlrh vas conquered "a BY the folowins vote
s,apan uS snea FOe y9ne. mGary ls %
tes,on. ol,i"ei ani Long,
usou lhsl br comrss!cner directed - ad
ss,se l1r IA eoa,rae1 y, se rep,rns q per
y, s sad fyyo an Saisnenas oetmeIn fity Wo
s. iHr gasng IL the said
wbca wos referred 10 lhr coum.ses wharvcs, Pier,
aud saps
INK Ss . ne s, @ q SD b q ns .o pat
Kew IotA the be done unde. lhs direction OF the
waca was referred % the Committee on Fire Depart
subsequently the aboyc recons derci the
paper rsicricd % the Committee on Finance.
have nsr IRE engne si the arsi class built for Engine
ompany No 80 ,e cost thereof no, exceed the OF
yhc, refer q the Com l,'se Fire D.par,mep.
"a ne % u &c Ss 70 nies as
west o. .sms, the Temporary Of Engine Com:
SEX No q At an 'aad' ''a a" to exceed the sum Of
ANNOUNCED tina, stood aodrnoi until nest Friday. the
d. I. VALENTINE. Clerk
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

"IT PAYS TO BE LOYAL. ."-Henderson,
one of the proprietorS Of the New York
Evening Post, a loyal Abolition organ, has
been detected in Swindling the Govern.
ment out OF an immense SUN. The loyal
villain is Naval Agent of New York, and
he and two loyal Shoddy contractors, by
a system Of false weights, measures and
marks, charged the Government with and
received pay for twice the amount of goods
furnished. His paper, the Post, has been
virulent in its abuse of Democrats for
questioning the honesty of some of the
agents of the Government, and the mo-
tive for the abuse is now apparent. Had
the scoundrel succeeded in silencing them,
it is probable his rascality would not have
been detected. lie is type of other Alb
clifton editoESs-who pursue the same
course, and who may be swinding the
Government under the cloak of zeal for
the Union. A vigilant eye ought to be
kept on all Of them. In connection with
this subject We wish the people to re
member, whenever they read an article
from the New York Evening Post, that
one OF its editors and proprietors is de-
tected Government swinder.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

CIfY ELsciFoM In accordance with the pro-
visions Of our city charter, Mayor Tracy has
issued bis proclamation for an election Of city
officers, on Tuesday next, for the ensuing year.
The copperheads have no ticket in the field
and are disposed 70 let the loyAlists fight it out
am0ng themselves. The only 6ght appears to
Be Cor City MAFshel, end 1t promises to be excit-
ing and hotly contested. On its result depends
The uAitt aud harmony Of the Union party, the
sAfsty Of he Stats, and the life of the American
sAglA. .When 90 much is at stake, what loyalisI
will SeshSal There are three candidates in the
Asld Ssr City Marshsl,-One nominated by . So
called "UniOa City Convention" in which the
aisauiOo element pFedO0inated, and two inde
psnasut, al members Of the same loyal, harmo'
uiOus, patriotic AHd mixed party. The league
b divided and strise rageS 10 The Union camp
II iSsaid that men who pledged themselves to
certain candidate. regarding his prospects as
hopeless, are fast uupIedging themselves, and
ere maintaining an EARNED neutrality" They
want 70 b on the wining aide, and are watch
ipe, to use the fOrcible language of en- eminent
statesman, to zee which way the cat jumps. =
They are in beautiful state of "betweenty"-
FoF Sam ii be wins, ditto for JOhn and ditto IA.
Vaa. They don't want to make the city cleo
ts0n EhsIr aqDeFal, and as it 10 difficult just YET
20 Asll WhiGA 10 The stronger eaSdidate, they are
'.masAesly inactive" The COpperheads are
ssplsdssd and open to conviction, and with
equal iAdOsTSucs can smile with the victor or
wssP vita ths vasquished. 1t is . glorious
privilege. and il 10 theirs.
Mr.. Brewster, candidate for Mayor, and Mr..
Peirce, ,caadidAte for superintendent of Schools,
will hASe 10 opposition. 1t is probable that
there will Ue 90 independent candidate for
CLERK, and Iots Of ieas for Aldermen. It is es.
seaaiAI thAt.nGne other than honest and compe-
tent men ahSAA bs elected especially ought
they 70 b paFmansnt rssideRts Of Onr city,
idssiRsd With As welfare, acquainted with its
aGAirs, and tAOeWing itS wants. Elect such
AsaA VoishAII Be- satis6ed, radically a. we
may dissr in Opipion with them politically
PlaceFvnls,A- -intsrest, il our interest, it's pros
Perity our RrOspsrity; and we shall suppor,
= those candidates whom ne deem best qualified
tQPrOuO,0 Der Interests and prosperity.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

THs PRxSER's EMOnA.-I an eOmpo.,I ~
I 10 letters.
My4. IS. II. 10. 10. 5. II. 10 q weekly ;ov,.
| nal published in California.
Nv II. 9. !, is an animal generally dislR.A
bv printers, naless theg passeSS aDnrtin1do~
like the oue epdeavored to steaI from Dan ~
other day. = -
Mye.a 9. II. 10. 81. we are ali in hvo,
Of
MyS. l2, 10. 8. S. II, is the title Of The Uro.
prlriors Of this paper.
M IA. O. II, IL, 3, is not the name Of one Of
! them, but
Nv l9, 9. 2. 10 the appropriate AID eomuO,
copnomen Of the other.
| NV 70, 8. IA. S, Is. II, Q, 10, 10, lS, thev
both are, to the backbone.
Ny u, 5, u, 10. !, 9. l9. 10, Is, II, 10 what
all persons appear 10 be fishing for these hard
I times.
NV II. S. ~. :. -, 10. acks one letter ofhe.
ing what all editors profess 10 be.
/ Nv z, 10. II. 5, was Roman Emperor.
! Nv Ii, 9. I, 5, ia an Instrument pTints1
should never use for other Than legitimate pUr.
poses.
Nv 2, 10. II. S. is title snne Of M con.
manders IN the present war deserve. and sOna
don't
Nv whole is the title oF . popular weekly
newspaper published in California, somewhere
near the 40 ~ north latitude, longitude must
! be guessed. &. J.H,
Answer 10 Reese River Eniema-Ths ginra
Gold and Silver Lead.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16


| FGx+rERte- -The Qase entg Com
Sittssa at AshingtOn ave ssu a cir
enlat in ich Nh ERcOA is indled
vithsat ssves. The bay r u coins
Administration is A fall1re, aad that it is
impossible to prevent the American peo.
pie from making hurhiliating comparisons
betasen jefferson DESkAn6t 6tR Predden,
JOfthA United Statea" -Thsy. .ridicnls the
"military necessity" dodge, and emphat.
ically declare that the President "has been
weak and vaciIlating throughout seem.
insly incapable Il settling upon any def.
mite line Of policy in regard to the rebel
liOn." With more cAndor than respect for
the President, they say, "there is no man
who does not wear the livery Of Office, OF
is not in the pay Of the General Govern.
ment, who does not feel mortified and
humbled that our nation. with its twenty
millions Of loyal people at the North, with
four millions of auxiliaries in the South,
to say nothing Of the host Of Union men
there, has not succeeded yet in over.
throwing the insOlent slave oligarchy,
which does not number FIVE millions, all
told!" t. is is pretty strong, and shows
extreme contempt for the men who "wear
the livery" of President Lincoln, coming,
as it does, from their own party friends.
With uncomfortable scorn the Committee
declare that I" the cant about Honest Old
Abe was at first amusing, it then became
ridiculous, but now it is absolutely Grim
inal." Flattering, isn't itP The Com.
mit:ee know "IIonest Old Abe" support
ed him, tried him, and are now constrain.
ed to admit that he is corrupt and vacil.
Iating! Rccollect. reader, we extract the
above language from the circular Of the
Chase Central Committee. Not the least
remarkable feature about it is its truth.
1t confirms all that the Democrats have
said about Lincoln and his AdminiStra-
ton, and exceeds in bitterness and scorn
anything they have expressed. An Ad.
miniStratiOn which is thus condemned by
its friends, is not entitled to the respect OF
its opponents.