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ID / Il d.

In Bloomsburg suddenly on Thursday
night last. OF Hear! disease, Mr.. RICHARD
PLUMER, aged about 55 years.
In Philadelphia, on Friday the 5th of
February, 1851, ROBERT McCURDY,-for-
Merchant OF Bsrwick-in tue 72nd year OF
his age.
In BIoomsburg, on Monday OF last week,
Mr. VIM. WILLIAMS. "a ioreigner-aged 35
or 40 years.
In Briarcreek twp, on Friday, the 5th
inst MARIETTA, daughter of William and
Calharne Lamon, in The 9Th year of her
age.
HDeath loves shining mark" II SO, ii
was never more true than in the sudden
and unexpected removal of the lovely child
who has been taken from the evil 10 come
Her soflerings were OF short duration, and
though all was done that could be for the
restoration oi her health, il was evident that
the Saviour who look little children in his
arms and blessed them, sayinA "Suffer
iIlle children 10 come unto me and forbid
them not, for oi such is The kingdom OF
heaven" had place for her there, where
we have reason 10 believe she is now a little
angel around the throne of God. In her
happy departure we have most strik:noly
verified that portion of Gods word Out OF
the mouth OF the babies aBd The suckIinqs
God hath ordained praise" May The be.
reaved parents be sustained by divine grace
feeling that il is "well with the chld'
"Tke Lord gave, and The Lord hath taken
away, blessed be the name OF the
| Lordo J.
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How Things Differ.

Daniel Webster once in q euiogy on
Alexander Hamilton, happened 70 strike a
water-glass by his side, shiveriue it TO
atoms, and slightely cutting his hand from
the blood which flowed freely. Lifting il
up so that all might note the inspiration OF
the sentiment, he exclaimed of Hamilton
'He smote The rock OF our resources, and
abundant Streams gushed iorh he touch
ed the corpse of the public credit aud il
stood upon its ieelf
If a man were speaking of Chase, who
claims TO wear the mantle OF Hamilton, be
would probably say :.
"He smote The handle of Hos's printing
press, and abundant streams OF greenbacks
gushed forth with the wand of his green
backs he touched the national conscience,
and il became shoddy."
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A FORTUNE FOR ALI!
EITHER MEN OR WOMEN

NO HUMBUG, but an ENTIRELY NEW
thing. Only three months in This county.
No clap trap operation to gull The public,
but genuine money making thing Read
the Circular of instruction once only, and
you will understand il perfectly. A Lady
has lust written 10 me thai she is making
as high as TWENTY DOLLARS SOME
DAYS! giving instructions in this art.
Thousands OF Soldiers are smakine money
rapidly al it. Il is thing that takes bener
'han anything ever offered You can
make money with il ho me or abroad-on
steam boats or railroad cars, and in the
county or city. You will be pleased in
pursuing IT, not ouly because /: will ield
a handsome income, bat also in conss-
buence CT the general admiration which il
eiieits. 1t is pretty much all profit. a
mere tufe y necessary to starr with.
There is scarcely one person osi of
thousands who ever pays any attention to
advertisements OF IhIs kind, lhiaking Ihey
are humDugs. Consequently those who do
send for Instructions will have a broad
field TO make money "a. There is class
OF persons in this world who would think
thai because they have been humbugeel /
out of dollar OF so, that everything that
u advertised IL a humbug. Consequently :
me Hj no more. The person who sue
ceeds Is The one that keeps on trying until
he hi,s something that pays him.
This art cost me one thousand dollars,
aud expect TO make money ont Of ll-and
all who purchase the art of me will do the
same. One Dollar sent TO me will insur e
the prompt return of card of instructions
in the art. The money WR BE returned 10
those not satisfied
Address WALTER T. TINSLEY,
No. Park Place, New York.
Oct. 81, lS63.-Sm.
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The Norih Branch Democrat of this week
contains an exposition ol the manner in
which the enrolment was made in that
county, by which the enrolling officer, OF
one of the subdisIricts, The post master,
and number of relatives and political
friends were allowed 10 escape The draft.
II appears that The list OF enrolled persons
did rol contain the names OF the parties al
luded TO- and in order to prevent the detec-
lion of the fraud which certainly would have
been and was discovered by the neighbors
OF the omitted parties, an extra list was
printed by ''loyal' editor of "loyal'
newspaper 10 Wyoming county in which
were printed the names omitted in the
genuine list, aud The bogus list posted in
the sub district. THIS has been exhibited
TO the board OF enrolment and pronounced
a forgery The editor who done the prin-
ling was formerly County Superintendent
OF Schools in Colombia county, was drafted
in the first conscription, but escaped ihro'
some sinister wire pulling at Harsbarg
The matter will probably be investigated.
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Democratic Victory.

Al the city eIec,ioa in Lancaster. on the
2nd inst, Mayor Sanderson was re-eIecl.
ed by majority of one hundred and seven
teen, being an increase OF sixty-eighl since
last October. despatch The Union
OF The city should again sns,ain the policy
OF the Administration of our distinguished
fellow citizen, James Buchanan, and the
Democracy of his home have squarely met
the issue, and have again gloriously vindi-
Gated This much abnsed but eminen! states
man. n-HanoUer Citizen
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Cor. WELLlEeros n. EsT, of the 9th
regiment of Pennsylvania Reserves, spent
few days in WiIiiamsport last week Col.
Z. entered the army in 1861, as a Lieulen-
ant, and for his gallaniry has been fiye
times promoted, until he has reached his
present rank, at the head OF q regiment ia
corps that has never falieIed ia banle,
and is the pride of Pennsylvania. Aifhough
q native and resident of Columbia county,
he is personally known by a large portion
Of our citizens, and has many warm friends
hers--an acquaintance and friendship for
med whilea student al Dickinson Seminary,
where he graduated several years ago.
Williamspori Gassffe
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Lieutenant Thomas S DoEBLsR arrived at
home on Monday evening, on Through
A propas here, we briefly relate the history,
(Which came 10 our knowledge several
weeks ago, of a sword once belonging 10
Lieut. Doebler. About year ago his broth
er Charles presented him a handsome
sword, upon the upper sheath plate oil
which was engraved his name: regiment,
and oy whom presented. Upon going into
action al Winchester, Va, las, summer,
Lieut.. Doeher, iwho was then a member
OF Gen. MiIroy's siaf,) al The suggestion of
anoiher officer, placed his presented sword
among his baggage and PAT on a common
cavalry sabre rs is welIknown, the head
quarters baggage of Gen. Miiroy was cap
tured by the rebals, aud amongst II The
sword presented 10 Lieut. Doebler. In
clearing up shesbattle field OF Gettysburg, a
soldier, who was afterwards wounded,
found he sworIApoa dead rebel Lieut..
but was 80 a4nch damaged 10 make il
uot orth carrying away, so he Gu. off the
plate bearing be inscription aud gave II 10
the Surgeon who attended him Tn Sur
aeon heing acquainted with Capt. Brown Of
Lieut.. Dcebier's regiment, sen; the plate 10
him, and Capt, Brown sent TO I.ienl. Doeb-
ler, who, in inrn sent it to his brother Chas.
who now has il in his possession.- -WHJams
po,t Glzene
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seuramso The most singular part

SeUIRMIEo The most singular part Of
the proceedings connected with The raising
OF lbe bounty fund 10 relieve the Borough
of draft was TO see some OF the most boas,-
ing ''loyaIisis we have in the boropsh,
men who have voted in favor OF sending
''the last man and spending the lasl dollar"
10 pu, down rebellion denouncing The
whole movement as plunderins The tax
payers and abusing the ,opperheads tor
being in favor OF it. Poor fellows pit
led their want of pluck. They would de-
nounce it outside but not a man oi them
came 10 the meeting 10 battle against IT.
When requested 10 come forward they
would be 'mobbedp If they dared 10 do so
Some OF them, the very insigaiors OF mobs
Like Frank nkens,ein, they had in an evil
hour.coujured up this dangerous power,
and in moment they leasl expected, 10
imagination i; confronted them aud they
recoied from The spectre in dsmay Dun
uiile Lateaigsneer.
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Admimistrators, Notice.

Estate Of Benjamin EUans, late Of
Orange "TRIP, Columbia County de-
CEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given that letter. OF
Administration on the Estate Of BenIa-
min Evans. late of Orange twp, Column
oia Comfy, deceased, have bsen granted
BY The Register of said county, 20 ths un-
de5siansd in iul-i-aiors, residing ~ the
township of Scott and County aforesaid
AL persons having claims or demand.
against the estate OF The decedanI, s:e re-
quesed 10 make ibsrn kaown TO the Al.
miHi~ifarors, aud those Indebted will u axe
immediate payment 10
JOHN NEYHARD, | IT,
ADAI ROAr,
Scott twp, Feb 10. ls6i-pd e2 90
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C. w. LEWIS, of Sugarloaf, and Miss EFFIE
DLRa -daugbier OF Tram Derr Esq.,-oi
Jackson, both oi Columbia co.
At Beach Haven, Luzerne go on the 18th
of January, 1864, by James Beliord. Esq
Mr. d SMITH Ross, OF Bioomsburg, Drum
Major of The 9th Pa. Reserves, and having
now re-eniisled, and Miss CATHARINE Rem
LEY, OF The first named place
In Tioga countv, on Friday, January 2,
Mr. JAMES BuRT OF Bloomsbury, and Miss
SARAH Beaver. OF The former place.
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THk DFFERsrcs.-One OF oar exchanges
gives an incident showing the difference
between white men and niggers, in Aboli-
lion estimation SAT a recent meeting in
the Methodist church collection was Ia
ken up for the runaway negroes by an
agent OF The " Freedmen's Society" amount
ing 10 iweniy-one dollars and half. A
few evenings alter collection for the beue
fit Of soldiers ismii,e- and destitute white
people, vas taken mp in the same church
and We are told tie magnificent sum OF siz
odd dollars for the nearoes and the enor.
nous sum Of six dollars for The white man
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DisGRAcEFuL Monday night last, a
disgraceful fight occurred in the Bar-room
of Nicely's Hotel, between a returned
volunteer soldier, and rampant "Stsy al
-home loyaIist," of This place. As the
soldier was still suffering from a serious in :
disposition, he was no match for the Lin.
coInite." who abused, and ualtreatsd him
most numerically, opening a frighlful cash
on his left cheek, and blackening his eye.
And yet, forsooih, he is the "soIdiers
friend !" Shame! Shame !-BertCieE Ga
zetis.
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IMPORTANT SFoRMsIIoS Col J g Fre eSe
keeps constantly on hand aud for sale, at
The Recorders Office in Bloomsburg nrhe
Constitution OF the United States" ami of
the State OF Pennsylv ania," in various
styles, at prices to suit also, -undry other
democratic books, documents, aud peeches
together with legal, note aud cap paper,
pens, ink and envelopes, OF all sizes and
styles, as we'll as theological, poelical, lis
orical aud miscellaneous books, cheap.
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On V'sIr Capt. A. H. Rush, of the
10Th Penna. Cavalry, is on a visit 10 his
family and friends al this place We are
pleased 10 see The Captain looking so welt
He sPeakes we'll OF his officers and men.
They have seen considerable service, and
gone through several exciting campaigns
He reports the Berwick Boys as enjoying
good health, with one or two exceptions
He returns 10 duty this week Success 10
him and his command-Bsrsoick Gazste.
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DrMocRArrc Pass DEsraorEp The Aho
li,ionis,s of Younsstowu. Ohio destroyed
the Office OF the Mahoning Sentinel Youns
town is the home of Gov. Tod, who, il
seems, was the chief instigaior OF the affair
Abolilionis,s of Lancaster, Ohio, inioxicat-
ed set of soldiers and then insisaied them
TO destroy the Office OF the Ohio Eagle. A
counter riot occurred, aud the houses of two
abolition iesders were guued. Such an ex
ample, OF general conHagraiion, would
perhaps have taught the AboIilionists oi
Sunbnry good lssson.
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AEoTHER ARREsr-We learn that John
Paul, q quiet citizen of JeansviIle, this
comfy, was placed under arrest last week
and will probably be removed TO Reading
for trial By court martial for disIoyaIty. His
offence was, as We Learn, that be attended a
meeting, Inc proceedings Of which were
not in harmony with the new fashioned
notions of ''iOyaliy" On loyalty what
crimes are committed in thy Kngly name
Luzerne U,afsn
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New TEsT OF LoYaLrY. Smallpox is
all the gage in Washington since he Pfesi-
dent had il. TRACES in The hotels and among
the upper twenties' of Shoddom, and the
streets SWAIN with freshly pi.ted contra
bands. Has small pox got to be the les,
of leysltyi
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THINK OF THIs-The Newark AdUoeate
slaies it as fact that ''ihe expenses OF the
general government during the fret three
years Of the present Abolition Adminstra-
lion, exceed the whole previous cost oil the
Government from the time OF George Wash
ington down to the last hour Of the Admin
islra,ion OF James Buchanan
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET
cAREFULLY CONNECTED WEEKLY.
MARRIED

In Briarcreek, on the goth of Decem Der,
by Adam Suit, Esq, SLAs E Lynn, 10
EMILY o EDWARDS all OF Briarcseek twp,
Columbia couo,y, Pa.
In Fairmonnt. on Thursday February 4,
1864, by Elder A. h. Ruian. Mr. j. FRASK
DERR, OF Jackson aud Miss Julia A.
SBULTz, of Greenwood, both of Columbia
county.
On the same day and By the same, Mr.
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tbs LEGIsLATURE.-The Slate LegisIa-
ture is doing nothing of importance The
Senate is still unorganized-the Abolition
lists adhering TO their revolutionary course,
and determined on violation and repudia-
is doing some little peui!ogging, but of
course nothing of importance.
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TD CONsUMPTiyEs.

Consumptive sufferers will receive
valuable prescription for the cure of on.
sumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, aud all
Throas and Lung afIee lons, Gree OF chargs)
by sending their address TO
REV z A. WILSON.
Williamsbufgh, Kings Co., New York.
Jan. 27 fs53-6w.
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LATE WAR NEWS.

There is growing belief in the Northern
mind that the recent affair on the Rap:dan
resulted far more seriously than has been
reported. The true extent OF the losses has
been concealed. The number of killed,
wounded and captnred, il is feared, will
reach five hundred. Eighty six prisoners
are known to have been taken by the enc
ms The utter ahsardiiy OF the entire move
ment becomes more apparent every day.
The Confederate loss was four killed,
twenty wounded and twenty six captured
General Meade resumed command of the
ARMY OF The Potomac Yesterday On Thus
day night six or eight guerriias dressed in
Federal uniforms, were captured near
Warenlon. There has been no movement
OF ether army. On Friday Mosby attacked
The Federal 2ickets near Manassas, and
captured two or three. A party was sent in
pursuiI but failed 10 find the raiders.
There is report from the Army OF the
Potomac that in a Richmond paper OF
Thursday last which was brought into
camp, there was an account OF The escape
ot one hundred and nine Federal officers
from The Libby prison. They dug tunnel
under the street and passed ou through it.
But four had been re-taken. Neal Dow,
the paper states, was not one OF :hs
party.
From Charleston there is intelligence of
slow continuance OF the bombardment
upon the city. Dahlgren took lwo iron.clsds
to IL, =: ~.
harbor. A British ship.of war was off Char
lesion on February 5, aud asked permission
OF the blocka6ers 10 Communicate with the
British Consul al Savannah. Permission
was refused, and she sailed away.
The hope raising iron-cIads Weehawken n
and Keokuk, is almost given up. Their
value is seven hundred thousand dollars
The loss OF The Weehawken is now blamed
upon The Executive officer
The guerrillas in the Hardy county valley
OF Virginia made their appearance on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, few miles
west of Harper's Ferry, on Thursday night.
They captured railroad train and took
over thirty thousand dollars and some Jew
eiry from the passengers az a ransom. They
made no prisoners, and without doing any
injury safely decamped with their booty.
Several members OF the Maryland Legsla-
ture were among the passengers.
There is some foundation in truth for the
story OF the six steamers possessed by the
Coniederales in the China seas. The six
vessels are in existence and were some
time ago Iaken out by Captain Osborne for
the Chinese Government. The argss, OF
them, called ina Nimrod, is about two huns
dred feel long and carries eight guns. They
have been used as despatch boats aud ten
ders ip the English Navy.
There - some Southern news from East
Tennessee, which represents that disease
aud Starvation are making severe inrosds
upon the Federal garrison OF Knoxville
There are seven handred cases of small
pox reported. General Longsireel nov has a
complete line OF railroad from Richmond 10
Straw berry Plains, twenty-five miles from
Knoxville
Generals Burnside, Sickles and Kiipsrick
were IN Washington on Saturday. Gensrel
Ha,en 1as been cent 70 General Gilmore :
Department.
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OUn QrorA The quo,a of Seinsgrove
vii probably be flied with volunteers
Several thousands have been subscribed
toward raising me bounty money, and the
Town Council have passed an ordinance TO
to raise the balance by levyiag tax OF p
cents o. the dollar. The borough offers a
bounty OF Sel.nsgroUe Times
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BLACK BRTeaDE -Four regiments of me-
gro soldiers have been raised in Philadel-
phia, and 6fsh is rapidly approaching lie
iuII complement.
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We have aided seventy-eght new sub
scri5ers 10 the Democrat this week, forty
one OF which were received on Thursday
morning .-Sunbury Democrat.
A little mobbing, now and then,
Will win the sym pathy of honest men.
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Judge Black has resigned the position of
reporter 10 the Supreme Count
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Ninety Four Acres and Ei=h
ty-seVen Perches.

Late the Estate OF said deceased, situa'e
in the township OF Fisbingcreek and couaty
aforesaid. JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Bloomsbury, Feb. 10, 1861
TERMS OF SALE.-One fourth OF ths
purchase money TO be paid on confirma-
ton with Interest from confirmation Deeds
&c, TO be al las expense OF ihe purchaser
HIRAM Il. KLINE, hdrnr