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The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHRA,
WEAKNESS Nc &c

WEAKNESS, &c., &c.
The terrible bodily and mental pangs which char
actcrize dyspepsia at mitgdted by the Pills.
Diarrhpa, constipation, headache, physical prosra-
tion nervous tremors, hot ushes spasms, affections
of the kidneys hemorrhods piles and, in fact. all
internal complaints, from whatever cause arising,
give way before the salutary influence of this extra
ordinary remedy. As a specific for dyspepsia and
the disorders connected with it, growing out oft,
the Pills are always to be relied on when every other
medicine and mode of treatment has utterly failed.
HolEO,odys Pills are the Best Remedy knOcn In
the WO'4dJor tie JoNotcin0 Diseases:
Asthma. Dyspepsia, Headach,
Bowel Complaints, DiarrhRa, Indigestion,
Coughs, DrOpsy, Influenza,
Colds, Debility, inflammation
Chest Diseases, Fever and Ague, Inward weak
Costiveness, Female complaints, ness,
Liver Complaints, Low Spirits, Piles,
Stone and Gravel, Secondary Symptoms,
Venereal Affections, Worms Of all kinds.
EH- CAUTI0N!-None are genuine unless the
words Holloway, New York and London" are dis
cernible as Water-mark In every leaf Of the book
Of directions around each box; the same may be
plainly seen by holding the leaf to the light. A
handsome reward will be given to any rendering
such information may lead to the detection Of any
party or parties counteFfeitihR the medicines or
vending the same, knowing them TO be spurious.
SsSold at the mandatory Of Professor Holloway,
so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the
United States and the civilized world, in boxes at 80
cents, 10 cents, and 81 10 each.
% There Is considerable saving By taking the
N. B.-Directons for the guidance Of patients ID
every disorder Areanixed to each box. lRplSylJ
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE.
e45 Washington st., San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

II Il ordered Tat the summons in this cause be
IH.t ICED 10 he Nu4!'4., Democrat once 8 week
{. = tire ila' ;l,s JOHN BUSH,
C"gri Commissioner far r. Dorado County.
Nov. l.th, ls0+ = noyl9Sal1
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

Male or Female, are treated with al the skill and
appliances which modern science has made availa-
Bile. Nauseous drugs and nostrums, which are so
often administered, for weeks without benefit, are
entirely discarded and q few days only are required
To nccnmnlah n n.nrfect cure.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

Agent for Ell Dorado County-ROBtRT
WHITE, Chemist, at Medical Hall, Main Street,
Pacerville. lscpt3m3
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Cour. " Of Fl Dorado. q.
y SS.-ln the District Court ot the llth Judicial
Bistrrt
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
VENEREAL.

Medicines sent to all parts of the State, Oregon,
and Nevada Territory, IN fact everywhere within
the ran &c Of express facilities.
All letters answered promptly and with pleasure,
VII 4, IL directed to
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
Now for the Great Fight
DEN9 0 { r ATS!
Prepare for The Slh Of N0l EMBER
Roll en- the Bali for "Litte Mac!

DEMOCRATS OF COLUMBIA =
You have passed through the fret engage.
ment of the great campaign Of 1854. Now
prepare for the more important fight in
November. You did we'll on Tuesday
you can and must DO better next time
Prepare for the confess. BEGIN NOW.
Remember, that you are fighting for
Constitutional Freedom
RENE mber, that on the result Of this
election depends the salvation of our Un'
ion
Remember, that you are fighting to rid
yourself of the most odiou, tyranny thai
evr disgracsd Nation
Remember, that you are fghting to re-
lieve yourselves of Lincoln's corrupt and
incapable Administr ation--to put sn end
to the War-to lessen the Taxes-to stop
the Drafts.
You have an important part to per
form in this important work Get read y
for the fight | ORGANIZE! ORGAN
lXE!
Form Clubs in every, Township. Have
Lists made out of every Democratic No
sers Get every man assessed ! Have
the Democratic soldiers assessed, and sent
them Nc lelIsn Electoral Ticket.
OUR PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT
but We must Work WORK! WORK =
from now until November.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

aaF- Raymond, tho Chairman Of tho
Shoddy National Committee, publishes in
the n. Y, Times, of which he is the edi-
tor aud proprietor, the following scorcher
on the Shoddy managers Of the Pennsyl,
vaDia election:
"THE THREE POLITICAL GENERALS IN
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoN.-The
three generals, General Cameron, Cheva
lier Forney and GeHoral Johu Cochrabe
have been managing Pennsylvania for
Lincoln and pretty mess they have made
OF il. They have scattered greenbacks
pulled and bIowed all over ths State, and
what is the result! The best thing that
they can now Go is to pack up bag and
baggage, scrip and scribage, and retire
from the management Of party politics in
the future. LIT them leave that horcaf,
ter to men who have q little reputation
and honesty left"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
Farmers, LandhoIders, Attend.

BY act of Congress, passed August ),
1862, it will be perceived that SEVENTY
MILLION DoLLARs are 10 be ra sed annu-
ally from Lands, LOts.g Ground, wi,h
their Buihaiags improvements and Dus1I.
ing Houses.
To the State Of Pennsylvania is appor.
toned 81 ,9l67l9 33--or NEARLY
TWO MILLION DOLhARS--to b.
RAISED annuity by TAG as a6ope
On the first day of April, Is65,this law
will go into force, and only then will farm
ers and landholders begin to feel the bur-
dens of the taxes made necessary and i'm
pcritive by the present punderiDg admin
istration. If they hope soon to escape
from this burden Of heavy taxes they Gus
vote for some oue'who can close up tht
way speedily honorbly and finally so tba
the heavy expenses now going Oh shall b.
stopped
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
The War began by Lincoln.

ave must declare, on the sth of Novem-
ber that as the war began under Abraham
Lincoln, under Abraham Lincoln it must
be closed
Major HARRY WHITE, the Ex- Senator
of Indiana county, since he returned from
the Libby Prison, above SO declared last
week, at Serenade, in Philadelphia -
WM. II. SEWARD, in writing to MIN lister
Adams, used this expression, The War
which comm need shortly after the inau
guration OF this Administration &c. We
should hear no more lying about "whc
commenced the War;" by Pee John, OF
spy of the other 'smal try,' Of the Lin
coin Administration.
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Democrats Conservative Men

Remember that Hon. F. p. Blair Pre-
sident Lincoln's right.hand man, few
weeks ago waited on General Mcclellan
and begged him not to be candidate for
the Presidency, ADVISED him to ask com
mand in the Army, and at the same time
making that pledge, .intinatng that he
thus could get any command he wished.
Do you not believe Old Abe sent him and
thus tried to buy Mcclellan off the track
General Naglee openly charges he did
This shows that Lincoln appreciates Gen.
Mcclellan military skill, and ability.and
has the fullest confidence in him, and that
be only removed him from his command
because he feared the people would make
Mcclellan President of The United States,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
THE MAIN THING.

After all lha main thing is to save the
Couutry--to save it from long confined
war, from increased debt, from further
waste of life, and from arbitrary prin'
ciples in government. Little matters it
!, the people what are the personal for
3una. of "a. Lincoln" nor whether A or
B bcld a particular effice : But the neces-
sity Of d eh.auge of rulers to save the
country is most evident. Let all other
considerations be subordinated TO this
one, and Gus country will be delivered
from calamity. For the election of Gen
MCCLELLAN, will be our salvation II
will save US from. "the evil days' which
tlrresten rs; it will restore the rule OF
justice among US it will renew our pros
perity it will close up these gaping
wounds of war; it will produce cOnoilia'
don and re.upion, and it will secure our
hture from dosposisw Snd renewed TAR
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
80 sE

Democratic Meetings will be held in
Columbia county, as follows.
Lime Ridge, at John Growers Hotel, on
Saturday evening, Oct. ~. by James
X. Brugler, T., Ii. Little, Levi l..
Tate, Esqrs and others.
Mount. Pleasant, at Jones's Hotel on Mon.
day evening, Oct. 3lst by James X,
Bruger, Alem B Tate, & E. II. Little.
Fishiogcreek, l.. Uuangst, Tuesday, Nov.
LIST, one o'clock in the afternoon, by
James K. Brugler, E.q. Col. Freeze,
f. II Little, Col Tate, and others.
Rohi sburg, Tuesday evening, Nov. |, by
James X. Brugler, Col, Freeze, u. Ii.
Little, and others.
lola, at John Lcggots Hotel, Wednesday
afternoon, Nov. 2, at one o'clock. by
J. X. Brusler, J. @. Freeze, l.. l.
Tate, f. II. Little, aud others.
Catawissa, Thur,dsy evening, Nov. 3D.
by Bruger. Freeze, Little, aud others.
Buckhorr, Friday evening, November a,
by Brugicr, Tate, Freeze and others.
Espytown, Saturday evening, Nov 9th,
by Bruyler, Freeze, Little aud others
Beaver Valley, Shumans Hotel, Monday
afternoon, Nov. 7, by BrugIer, Freeze,
Tate, and others.
Mainvllle, Monday evening, Nov. 7, by
Tate, Bruglcr, Freeze, and others
SugarIoat, at Ezekiel Coles, on Thursday
afternoon, Nov, 3, at ono o'clock, by
W. Writ, W. II Jacoby, a. b. Tate
and G. &. Barkley, E-qrs.
Jackson, at Mannings School house, OH
Friday evening. Nov. 4, by Dr.. T. II
Freeze, W. II. Jacoby, G. G. Barley
and Wesley Writ, Esqrs.
+. Ii LITTLE,
Chairman Dem. Snsding Com.
Bloomsbury, Oct. %, 1864.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

ssy- Hon. j. S. Black, former Chiel
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania, aud subsequently, Attorney Gen eral
of the UGited States, delivered mo St
powerful speech in Philadelphia on the
24th inst. 1t tore tho mask most etfectu-
ally from Aboli:ionism, and made the ar
gument for the election of Gen. Mcclellan
conclusive and unans nswerable. Judge Black
Is undoubtedly One of the abIest and
puress men of the Country, and his sup
port of Gen, Mcclellan is most timely aud
important.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
The Bradford Argus.

Messrs. MEANS & russell, have pur-
chased the old Bradford Argus, and
brought it out strongly democratic and
raised the glorious Flag of "McCellan
Pendleton and Union JACOB DEWITT
ESQ, is its Editor. The .Argus has been
renewed and makes fine appearance and
we trust it may be literally sustained by
the noble Democracy of Bradford, as it
IL the only democratic journal in that
county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
OaLy FJ,Lr More YfarS of Wa, -

only Fur More Yta"S Of Wa,.-'l
only ask for -Four More Years Of War to
abolish slavery in every one of the South.
ern States" Such was recent remark
of Mr.. Lincoln. Four more years oil war
Four more years Of war to add to the
public burthens of debt, taxation, excises,
licenses, stamps and iucomes-to increase
sorrow, affection and mourning through
out the land-to multiply draits-to I'M
poyerish labor to bankrupt the gov rn-
ment. Four more years of war and for
wha,l "To abolish slavery !" And it il
to do that, that we are to ruin ourselves
to bring sorrow, humiliation shame upor
the American people-to create a central
lied despotism, That 10 Lincolu's pro-
gramme, four more years of war 10 abol
ish slavery.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

nas- Let every Democrat who has a
friend or relative in the army, who is a
legal voter, send him sheet Of the Nc.
Cellan electoral ticket for this Strte. DO
this at once by letter. Com plants are
made by soldiers that they were not sup
piled with tickets at the late election, and
many voles were lost for that reason
Tickets can be had at this office and also
in most of the townships, to which they
have been sent.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
HOSPITAL VOTING.

The following letter, dated October
18th, 1854, was written by an army Of
fcer of merit to . gentleman here, as a
narrative of the proceeding of soldier.
voting at Annapolis, Nd, al the late
election. There were Pennsylvania sold.
iers enough there to hold an election -
We print from the manuscript, but with.
hold the writer's name to save him from
persecution for stating the TRUTH. The
returns Of voting in Hospitals generally
have an appearance Of uniairness, ard
were doubtless secured or manipulated by
uuscrupulous and corrupt men. Lincoln
surgeons and petty officials are very unfit
TO manage elections, and the sick and
helpless soldiers are controlled, deceived
and cheated by them at pleasure.
The letter is as follows:
"SIR Il desire to make you state .
ment concerning til, voting Of Penua.
Soldiers, at Naval School llospitll, An
napolis, Maryland, on the llth ol Oct.
was appointed one Of the CLERKS OF
the board, The other being citizen OF
4 lndi ana. The oath was administered to
one OF the Judges by the latter. ! he bal
lots were placed loosely upon table -
Officers voting we're not required to show
tax receipts nor make affiQavits that they
had paid State or County tax in two years,
nor were questions asked as to citizenship,
age, or other qpaific atoms. Que of the
judges prepared and circulated Republican
tickets, telling voters they were "Union
tickets. At dinner time the ballots we're
gathered in bunch, put in the pocket Of
one of the judges who was not seen again
for Two hours The same at supper time.
After the polls had been duly closed they
were opened to receive the votes of squad
of men brought to the room under charge
of Sergeant At 0 o clio k, p. M, and
before the counting off was more than
half concluded, the Board adjourned, one
of the judges taking the ballots 10 his
room as before, keeping them there till
8 a. M, The taIly-list shows one voter
more than was returned. Two ballots
remained after counting off, which were
thrown away The pol books were not
signed until after the ballots were counted.
| regard the whole election as farce
and firmly believe that voting iD the army
is prcjudicial to good discipline, and en-
trely under the control of the "powers
tina. bee Three years aud halfs ex-
perience has proved 10 me that men en-
listed for a term of years. become TO all
intents and purposes, regular army, and
as such ore entirely subject to the control
of superior officers.
Lam, Sir, your obed't servant, c."
NoTE.--We are confident Of better
voting in The Army proper, than seems
indicated ABOVE. From all reliable
sources the Information is of strong feel
ing for Mcclellan among the soldiers in
service which cannot be overawed OF
triHed with Official influence and power
and fraudulent contrivances, can but par
TALLY defeat .he fair expression Of soldier
opinions in the army.
But we commend tho above letter &c
notice, as Illustrating Republican conduct
in the late election; as an additi ma
proof Of the INSCRIPTIONS and dangerou:
character Of the party which now mis-
governs and scourges the country.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

ss1~ Let all who have had enough of the
DRAFT, TAXATION HIGH PRICES
vote for MCCLELLAN and PENDLEToN
and there will be an end to this LOT
Terry Of DEATH and RUIN. The
Union will be restored and all will be well
again. DisuDion fanatics will neither re.
store the Union, nor save the Nation, Ru
10 aud death follow 10 their path,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
Special Correspondence to the Inquirer
HARRISBURG, Oct 80,
Our Columbia CO. Prisoners.

Perhaps the most Interesting feature of
the day here is the trial of the Columbia
county cousplrators before the Military
Commission The charge 10 that OF re.
slstiug the enrolment, and organizing
against the Government aud the avs OF
The land. The Commission Is sitting with
closed doors, 10 reporters or lou tsiders,
except the coanse for the defense aud
the witnesses, are admitted to the room
during the deliberations of the Court. -
The Gaze oil RANTz has nUs yet been con-
ciuded Il G prosecution vii! rest their
case to-day. One OF the witnesses OH the
stand yesterday is represented as plainly
testlfJiug that "leadlug and weli-koown
Democrats has visited his nsighborhood
urging the people to resist the Federal
off GERS in making the enroilment and en-
forcing the draft, giving a. reason, that
Illinois, ONO, New YORK and New Jer-
sey were ready to joiu the Confederate
Government, aud that Pennsylvania was
about to follow in the same track" and il
/ is said that the individual who was fore.
most in these utterances, is one OF the
counsel for defen>e. Such, at least, is the
purport of outside talk Of witnesses.
MiadeIphia Inquirer.
"And lis said, that the individual whc
was the foremost in these utlerances, il
one of the consel Tor Defense says til,
lya"g correspondent Of the "ioyl Inquir.
err This miserable charge, is intendet
as gross SANDER upon the character 0
our eslimable foilow.citizen, Col. jon:
G. FatEzE. We pronounce the charge o
insinultlon, as utterly devoid oil truth and
infamously false. Col. Freeze, has uni
fOrmly, in public aud private, to our Ger
tain knowledge, urged obedience to al
laws and nou.resistance to the Draft
Thousands of our citizens will bear willin
testimony to this fact, as would the per
jured creature named above, could be tel
the truth, aud we defy successful contra
diction.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29
Probability of a Heavy Draft
after the Election.
NEW STYLE OF CONSUMPTION
S INSTITUTES AND THE FIFTY
DAYS NOTICE TO BE ABOL-
ISHED
A Failure of the Last Draft !!
&c. &c.
Washington October "a, 1904,

Ii is understood here that the report Of
the Secretary oI War to Congress will
embrace the substance of a very important
communication upon the the subject ol the
conscription act, which has been address
ed 10 Mr. Stanton. By Provost Marshal
Fry. 1t is stated that this document
claims that the present Conscription law
is not only failure iD producing ihe right
kind of men, but is o moustr'us expense
not only to the government, bu' to indi'
vduals, cities, counties, aud townships -
General Fry urges that the law should be
amended. not allowing substitutes, and
compelling the personal service OF every
mau. no matter what his situation,as soon
as he is drafted. Ii is found that the last
call for five hundred thousand men has
probably not added to our armes more
tban one hundred Thousand. The class
recruited are, in great degtse, jsilbirds,
foreigners, aud vagabo Ids, who desert
Whenever they can, and a very large nun
Der have found their way into the rebel
ranks. 1t is supposed that lIe cost to IN
diyidunls aud localities Of the late draft
will snount to not less than Que hundred
and tfty million. Of dollars, while the men
recr uted al this enormous cost are worth
little or nothing to our army. 1t is under.
stood that the Secretary OF War will re-
commend TO Congress the abolition OF the
right to procure substitutes, and the fifty
day notice, 30 that hereafter the men
drawn will be promptly put into the ranks
Tbr ee hundred thousand more mcu will
be needed for tho prosecution of the
campaign, if it is deemed advisable to keer
up our armie, to heir present standard
for the rca GU that at least one bundret
and fifty tho usand veteran troops vii
leave the service before next May, 1t i,
found that as our army is pushed into thc
the soulhesu territory a greater number o
men are needed 10 cover the enormous ex.
tent Of our lines. Hence it is almost GER
tain shodld Mr.. Lincoln be re elected ,an /
there be no prospect Of peace "a, there vii
be none in the event OF his reelection, Z
peremptory drai, for thrse hundred thous
and men Will be made az early "a the frs
oil January. Congress will be willing t.
adopt the Recommendations Of The Sccre
tary of War as there will be no importap
election Tor two years. 1t will be rcmem
bered that the Military Committee of boil
the Henate and House strongly urged tbt
striking out OF the substitute clause in th'
last Congress. 1t was also the earnes
wish of the War Department and the Pro
voss Marshal General The pending elec
ton, however, compelled tho Rcpubica,
corgressmen to insert the provisions allow
ing ffty days recruiting before the enforce
men! of the draft, and permitting the US,
OF substitutes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

st:" Tie preserva.ion Of our Union vss
.hu sole svovsd abjrct for which tho war
was commenced, aud i, should have bssa
conducted in accrrlsnce with those priv
cples which took occasion 10 declare
when in sc!Ive scrvre, Thus couduessi,
The work Of reconstruction would have.
been cssy, and We might havo repeated
the benefit Of our many victories OIL land
and sea.-Gen. VI .Clellan's letter.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

A 'ToUNDN0 FRAUD-PRoxr BALLOTS
We are tod by gentleman of uuques
toned yeracity, that in the countyof Hun
tinsdou, a soldier sent his proxy to Dem
ocratic friend as authorized by law, but IT
SO happened that he was able to come
HON. in person to vote aud did vote, after
which he liltcd the proxy, aud on OPEN
mo 1T TIE FULL ABOLITION TICKET
The proxy had manife.tly besn opened b.
some Lincoln officer, and the ballot
changed. Who can say that this was moi
douc in thousands Of instances
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

Our Mgority Conceded,-The Phil'a
Inquirer, oil Oct. %, and the New York
Tribune, day before, both concede ma
jority on the home vote to the Democracy
OF Pennsylvania. Last year the abolition
ists claimed the State by majority of Is,
325 This will warrant the State by 30,.
900 for Gen. Mcclellan.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-29

ntsy- The Friends Review contains what
may be called the official opinion oil the
Society OF Friends on the draft Altar
noticing the fact that Quakers are still per-
mltted to commute when drafted the Ill on
e, being app led to hospital purposes
alone, aud those who choose to serve be-
ing employed as nurses, it says an express
sion Of grea,ful ackno wledgment is due
for the kindness shown by the President,
the Secretary of war, and Congress, in
granting them religious liberty and immu-
nifty from suffering IN the mldst OF great
war"
Now will any man tell US why the Qua
kers, who for fifty years have been "exer-
cised," and have been exercising month
y and quarterly aud yearly meetings upon
the REFLECT Of niggers and aboIitionism ;
until their continual meddliug and stirring
up of this question, have resulted in the
mot terrible and bloody and destructive
both as to lives aud property, civil war,
that has ever been known, should nave an
"ma.uuily for suffering p
The sin and crime OF this war will be
laid at the door OF the Qaakers aud Preach
ers-The first have secured 'mmunty
from suffering" and the secohd arc NOV
ing earth and all the powers therein, tc
secure the same "immunlty' They are
the leaders of the abolition faction which
has at last ruined the country.