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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

.sy- The Lackawauna and Bloomsbury
ilropd Comp any have pat another pas
Dger train on their road, between Scran-
and Northumberland. This train
ives Scranton about 6 o'clock in TIE
Ernug and connects at Northumberland
10 20 with the Elmira Express south
Baltimore and Philadelphia. THIS
be a great accommodation for all
Dg alone the line Of the road, and will
laAy increase the travel on this road,
under the management of Col, II. A.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

ry- Court is still in session, on Fri-
day morning, as We 60 to press. Few
people have been in attendance. The
cases tried have been generally of small
IMPORTANCE. Full proceedings next week.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10
I)ELL'S SPECIFIC PILLs-WAn

4 = II - - - - ibOli ~ i liIibD w n "
4 , RANTED IN Ali CAsEH- -CHn be relied on Meyer
all 10 Currl DO not nautrHtr Are speedy ~ hCiiOu
No change Of dirt required DO not lntorl"r" Wiih
business pnrsutsl Can BE gscd without detection :
Upwards Of 100 cures tiG past month soHc Of them
very CnsCs. bvCr CUr hundred phyHiCHnB hhyr
used them their practice, aud al speak wed NJ t"f
efficacy, aud approve Of thrlr competition, which IL
entirely vegetable, and harmless on the system Han
drcds Of ccrtiicat,s can be- shown.
Bcll's Specific fs are the ofigiunl ana only genuine
Specific lil. 1hry nc aitJ.cd for nrtlg nnd trUhl",
Old young ard the only Eciihb rrlncdy for rrting
2,pcrmaurut aud tprDdy cur, IN al caHn7 o' FWrDb
tOrrira, seminal WcGkucss, WIN AL ~ wan Ui
evils sur Urnthrnl aud Vaginal Discharg"s Glg Il
tic NhlcE, Nightly uf Involuntary EuiHFiUuH ipCDu'
tInuancc Genital "bity and itritaDlity, Imp" nc",
Weakness or Iosf uf POSER, NrTViOuH Debliily, &n,
all # wIthnri,cs principally from fcKuul ExCrsFrsUr
self busr, or some cOnEt iniOuni De ranRGnrht ~
incapnc"s the sufferer irin fulGiliug tr duties "
mar ri.d ille IL al sexual GitGhbcE, ~ GOnonltrH,
elect and STRUCTURES. and IN Diseases ot III" Bladder
and kidneys, lhry act as clarHi Rciirf ~ expert
ehccd by taking a oingi" bpt.
SOld by ali llir principal druggists Price g.
Phcy will BE sen; ~ mnl -"rnTrly sealed. ana con
j. BRYAN, NJ u.
No - Cedar Ett New hOfk.
Consulting Physician for the treatment Of scmInm.
Urinary, scXnai, and Nervous DisrHsrs whp Wilj
send free 10 a the following valuable work, ~ seal"
cd envelope:
Tue FFrIlIH TH0usAND-DR. BELLS TREATiFE
on self Abuse, PIeatuTe Decay, Impotence Hnd loss
Of power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness Nightly
Emis.ioHs. GENTS Debility, hr AC., panpllot ~ "
Which should bc read by every suG,rer ~ N" means
Of cure ~ the sryercst stages II pnly Set iOfh TwO
stamps required u pay postage.
December ~ 1855 ~.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

f@- Mr.. JOHN X. GIRToN, keeps a
GOOD Grocery and Variety Store up town.
II is the place to get cheap goods. Mr..
K is an honest dealer and clever fellow.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

s0s- A needed improvement, we are
pleased to observe, is being made in the
rslaying of the Boardwalk on Main Street,
IN East Bloomsbury.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10
NJ ATBlM 0 MAI! !!
LADIES Ann ukStLRFSs

IhNk9 NM UkNILkFtN
IL you wish to marry, address the undersigned who
VIII send you Without money aud without price vulu.
able Information that will enable you to marry happy
aud specify, irrespective Of arc, wealth Ot beauty
1his information Will cost You nothing and " You
wish to nlarry, win ChCot(ully Ossi, you, AOuucts
strictly conhdcntOl The desired defamation sent by
return mail, and no questions asked, address
Sarah Il, Lamhert, Greeup ont Kings COZ New York,
In - Am
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

seg" The following is q correct list of
h9 quotas, credits and deficiencies Tor
townships in Columbia county. wis. fail
ed to fill their qu tas A draft i to be
held for these slxty-two men, Tut when,
We are 40! informed
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10
BLOOMsBURG SKYLIGuT,
Picture Gallery.

TINE undcrslgned informs the citizens Of Bloum,
ant nrIghburhood, that he has taken the large
at the Exchange Block, extending Barney Sohner
Bakery, and the BOOKSTORE whore he has put in
large skyQht. n is only by Skyght that good pie
ure can be taken especially srOHps where each person
can be taken Just az we'll as separate.
le has gone to considerable expense 10 make his
blishment first class oB' and he therefore socits
berd patron ge toenabie nm to constantly latroducs
thr mode m improvements Of the ART
~ County prodUcc taken IN Exchange for pictures
HENRY ROsEESfOCK,
WSoalsurg Nor "a lsg tNov,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10
INFORMATION ENgs SE !
TO NERVOUS SIEEERS.

A GENTLEMAN, cured ~ Nervous DEBILITY, In
IN competency, Prcmat utc Decay, aud Youthful Ettnt
uctuhtcd by desire to heneht others, Will b. hNpfy
tn furnish u all who nrrd IT, frrc W Chatgc tue ~,
ccirt aud directions for matIng the simpc tomudy
used IN his case, Sllrrcrs Wishing - profit by The
advertiser bad experience, ana posses sure aud NHl
his place Ot businrss The Recipe and fan iuluruur
uon--oi vital importance VIII be chrrttuy srnt by
return mail. Address JOHN Il OGDEN,
No, GN Nassau street, New Nulk
u T. s. Ncr ous sufferers Of both scSus win
mud this Information Invalialir
December 3, lcGi-3m,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

gsy~ Several Of cur cotcmpsries an
nouuce that Prof BURGESS, late Of this
county, is in the army fighting as priv.
ate. This is all moon.shine. Burgess
has lucrative position near Washington,
"A government appointment.
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"a COMPLETE PICTORIAL HISTORY ON rus
TIMES
The best, cheapest aud most successful Family Pa
pct m the Union"
NARPER'S wEx ESy.
sfLBNpInLY tLLusrRArrp

CNrcM NuuC,~or tue ptess
"'rhc best FANNY roprt Published ia the United
States New hnndUN AdVvtttsrC
THE modrl New srRpct VI our country eomptrtr n
all thc departments VI an American Family hNprf a
,,nlpcts weekly has rOtned Gc itself tigi to its
uuC, w Journal vt tNtltaatnu"aN ' , rost
"ChtS rapU furnishes the hest ilOsttattonv our
funtC historians VIII Unttrh Themselves out OF liar,
pcts Weekly long St(cr wtitcrs, aud painters aud
pbhllSh'ts are turned to dust N Y, EVanrplisL
~ necessity IN nCVcty household "-rtansrrtnt
ut IS at once loAdnS political Nnd historical pn,
nOhst vi the nation,- rh,lN rtrsp, v.
'Tho best OF It's class In Amtuea "-nosiDn Ttave-
lor
SCNSt RlrTlu NS,--lsG5,
Tho Publishers have perfected q system or mnnlna
by which they tNn supply the NHrnttnr and Weekly
promptly tn those MIN ptctCr to receive their ntto
icas directly nom hc uMcc Of Publication rnstuns,
Cts aud otherS dosirOus or goliuu up C,uhs viii be
surplicd Whha hondsomc pictorial shoW,tn on nl,.
pltcAtun
The postage on llatprFs Weekly IL 70 ccn,a n year
whleh must be paid ~ tho sub cributs post.nRirt,
TERMS
Natrcts weekly, ono year, 81 90
IN extra cory Or either tho Wcukly Nv MapREtno
Wil ho tuppicd gratis tor every club &C Ave sWhpcti
hcts ~ - ootNch, IN ON remittance or siN copies
Tor so ~,
tack numbers ran hn supplied Ot nny time
Tho Annual Volumes nf llhtpef'a Wrrkly, IN nrnt
Cluh hndng, wil hn sent by CNptrsr ftco Ot rNpunru
for 81 oNeh compcto set, CompdsiHg eight vol,
nho sent on receipt Of cash N the rA of 81 80 Dot
NulUh e, freight ~ expense Ut putchisut
HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
h'Gh loui' Franklin Square, New York,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

gss~ Mesors, EYER & MoYER, Drug
rsts of Bloomsburg, are preparing ior the
festival season. They hava a beautiful
assortment Of confectionaries, nick-Dacks,
&c., ready on hand, appropriate for
ID DAY presents. Give them call.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

sa- The Military forces lcf! Columbia
5uuty On last Tuesday. One company
nrted for Belefonte, and the other for
harrisburg. Only nine or te" AoIdiers
,te left to guard the Deputy Provost Mar
li.'s Office in Bloomsburg, and We hope
bey may prove 'sufRc:ent for the emcf-
Ency."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10
Amount 10 draft for

ESS" We hope our Democratic lrients
Throughout. tAe county ai, keep in kindly
remembrance the professed hinisters uf
the Gospel, who during tue late campaign,
left their pulpits and went preaching for
Lincoln 2pG, Aboiitiopism. The time is
coming wheuthe'e bypocriical prete nders,
will want pay. Let those whom have been
denounced refuse to give them cent,
Democrats remember them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

eaS- l3cN that the election. is over, we
do hope the postrnasters will permit our
paper to reach its srb:cribers without de-
lay, We have complains from Catawissa,
Orangeville, NJ Mflinyille and half dozen
other points. This master must be remed-
led somehow, and "where there's a will,
there's always a way
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

esy" Our friend Captain clrsrER X.
1uouEs, of the army Of the Potomac has
recently been prol olod TO the rank of
lloior-an honor we'll dcaerved--of the
L.3 Regiment 2. V. ldajor Hughes has
En all &C asions, proved himself o brave
kfoer and soldier, and we congratulate
IN unon bio military success.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10
frame iI;,i;l 2lsusc,
Public Venduc.

WILL be- ezpo-ed 10 Pabiic Sale, ~
W III, re,isDsce O5 ibe subsffiLen 81 f,sf,sg,
creek township, Col. en-, 0u
FRiDAY, DECEUHER %, 1856
The fyllon jDa paTsyDai pr9pe6t
One tHo horse Wagon, one set Of dog.
lc Harness and Fly nets. one fpTiDg C,l!
ONE COW, FOUR SHEEP,
HAY BY THE TON,
Plows. Harrows, CaligstosS, Grain Cf4,
die, ScJ,he, Forks, shoye,s, Sled, C9y1
ing Stove aud uicDseis, tw0 pair y d.
steads, oLe table, onss srs Chairs, orc
Clock, one Psrrei Of Vinegar, and Dlhef
ra,ic.rs not herein enumerated,
~ saie ~ r0BlmeHsr N 10 cnr@ =. Dfsa1f Dog,
when aisi d9Jce asl b. gwen s4 cya5tiyHs h. @.s<
MATTHIAS B. APPLEMAT,
December . io5B
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10
Sept. o., Is6i, SIN
'INHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE,


luLtshCd for the benefit aud as a caution to Young
Ma and Others VINO suffer from Nervous nchluy,
ICmuturc Decay &C Manuood, Sc. supplying at the
; tue time the ME'Ss ~ SFLr.CCRg Ry one whu has
ntcd himse'f Hit,r underg iug considerable VuRckcty
bN enclosing lustpad addressed envelope single
cpies Hlay be hrd Ot the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
June 4, leG4,- ly Brooklyn, Kings CO., N, v
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

Uniformity niFrCcs A New FrWNto ~ Bussuob
Every one his own Salcsmanl JONES y 80, Of the
Crescent One Price Clothing store, No. 2Oi MarkelstrGg
above sixth, PhilHdrlphN,
In addition to having the largest, most varied aud
fashionable stock ot Clothing ~ FGIlNlulpEH nude cN
prGssy for rut1il suCS, have constituted every one
his own scluan by having marked III geurra, on c0oh
article at the very lowest price eau be suld for 40 they
cannot possibly Naty--ali must buy aikc,
The goods are well spungcd and prepared Aul great
pans taken with the making 80 that all cNn bay with
the full aSsuranca ot gcttug good article NJ the very
lowest price, Also large stock ntpccr goods on nud
of the latrS style aud best qualities, which VII be made
to order, ~ the most ta.hionnbo aud best manhrr %
per cent, below credit prIGrs.
Remember tie Crescent In Market above sixth 'trrct
~ 20i. JDSLS 4 co,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10
n ER hIBLE DISCLOSURES. SECRETS FOR THr
/ MILLION

L MILLION
A most valuable and ~u0drriUl publication, work
ot iuu pages, aud - CulOrcd engraving, DR., IIlN
1ERS WADE MEtUM, an original aud popular hrut'
ios on Man aud Woman their Physwlogy, Functions,
ana Sexual disorder Of every knd Win never iaiiinc
Remedies tor their speedy cure. The particc OF Dr
Hunter has long bccN nnd ~" -, nnboundrd but NJ
the earnest sol CitatiOn Of numerous prrunH ~ mas
been induced 10 extend his medical usefulness through
the medium Of his "NADE VI II, 4 W. lis ynIumr
that honld be- IN the bands ug every family ~ iG aud
~ preventive Of secret Ices, ur rs guido for '
nleviatOn of one If the moss AHiuI ana Destructive
sCuurgcs ever visited mankind one copy securely en-
vGopcd viii be forwarded trGG o. postage to any part
OF the United States for ~ cents IN 7 y stamps
Address post paid, D:. !*n'gf No = DivIsioh
street, New York.
May u, lrGI.--y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

G1y- CApTA1N Q. b BRoCKwAY, has
,ened Claim agency Office in Blooms
lrg, for the collection and settlement Of
,un les, b4ek pay, pen,loncs &o. Capt.
10, kway having had over three years
.p rieuoe 10 military affairs, is sufficient
+arautso Of his being able to speedily set.
all claims entrusted to his. care. See
j card IN another column.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

sa5r The Provost Marshals are getting
their machinery in order for annothcr con-
scrip'ion. They have issued notice rel
ative to the correction Of the enrolment
lists. Parties properly interested will at
oil times have an opportunity TO appear
before the Board and have their names
stricken from the list if any are impro o. q.
erly enrolled This is a matter in which
every man sutj Get to military duty is in
tercSted, as every name stricken from the
list reduces the quota Of The sub district to
which thi party may belong. If ycu are
liable to draft, aud you are not enrolled
there 10 no necessity of your informing
the Provost Marshal Of The fact--some
'spotter' viii, 10 doubt, save you the
trouble.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10
RECEIPTS FOR NOVEMBER,
TO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following payments have been made
to the Colambia Delnocl@ Office, during
the month Of Nov.u. r. 1861:
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

cay The Abolitioni,ts ended their pub.
lilo jubilees in this country, by the ex.
plosiou Of a few dollars worth of 6re.
works on Thursday evening q week. We
hope they will now have leisure to reflect
over the deeds brought forth by the dark
monster of in6delity and aboltionism, be.
fore whose ebony throne the whole party
has bent the vassal's knee. Nero iddl,d
while Rome was in blaze, and Abraham
Lincoln called for a ribald song, on the
bloody fields of Autietam, whilst the
groans and skrieks of the wounded and
dying were piercing the air, and the
aboitonist of Bloomsbury rejoice at a
continuance of the present devastating
and cruel war. Far happier is the man
who can lay his hand upon his heart and
say that he is not to blame for the ruin
brought upon his country, than they that
rejoice while liberty is being dcthroned
and our country torn to pieces.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

MARKET STREET.
Far SaA dy Ill Druggists throughout
tdc Country.
Ps- Every ugentis authorized to refund tbs money
where tho compound fails to relieve. Full Diroctisn..
accom- pony cucLbotue IN English, French aud Or
man
N B.-No Carthetic medicine is re.
guired In troaung Five thousand cases,
| have never knoaa case to require
Physc, or have | ever known it to fail in
thoroughly removing the diseases As l
devote all my time at the study and treat
ment of Diseases OF THE BLOOD. /
am prepared to givo advice lgratis) BY ap-
plying to my Office OF by letter, accom-.
panied by Stamp.
+. W, WELLS,
,uh,ins,ta a Cottlan nd St,eet Nav York
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

saturday Morning,Deo. 10, 1864.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

~ Mr.. John S. Patterson, of Mount
eassnt township, adVertises through
|ud-bills, printed at this office, the sale
his entire personal property, on Thurs
[y, December %, 1864.
Also,- Samuel Nungesser, adVerilses
rough The same channel, the sale of an
|aelleut little farm, situate in Black
|s,k, Lazcrne county, to be sold Deer
| leG4.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

Wholesals. 81 Cortland Street New York
sod by W. II, Cfessy so. Iight Street MI
Uodson, BrTPIFs "
ahf % -af E1aa
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-10

aay- Christmas is s2l1, g on, and as
comes hut once year, every QUO ought
be made h ppy and joyous on the oc-
|aon. Tte little oues in particular
|oud be made glad aud cheerful. This
10 be easily doue by presenting them
hi some oil the manS beautiful Holiday
% and nick k-uackis offered for sale at
, Confectionery Stare Of Mr. StOhner
aud see his large assortment.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

II is singular fact that the men from
the North and South who plotted to divide
the democratic convention at Charleston,
and thus to divide and defeat the demo.
cratic party in 1860, by securing the elec
ton of . republican, are to- day either
leaders in:,the rebel army or in the republican
party. In the first they have arms in
their hands with which they are seeking to
overthrow the government. In the sec.
ond tney oppose every measure or propo-
sition looking to the perpetuity Of the gov
ernlnent unless framed upon basis which
they know will certainly produce disso.
luton Of the Union. As the confidential
agents and officers Of the administration
at Washington they are laboring so to
unite and array the South against the
North as that two governments shall be
the inevitable result. As well call the
devil q saint as to call these men demo-
Gratis, The democratic party want peace
if it can be had wish the Union. But they
are determined to have the Union anyhow
II the rebels will lay down their arms, and
return to their allegiance, they shall have
all the rights which they are entitled to
under the Constitution. II they will not
do this peaccably, we will force them to do
it.-EseAangs
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

The editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer
gives the following as the language Of .
"devout Christian gentleman" with whom
he recently had conversation:
81 have recently begun to doubt whether
have been right, according to Gods will
and purpose in regard to US as people, in
giving my support to the Administration
and the war. At times, felt so disappoint
ed after earnest prayer, at the result Of
battles, when looked for success, that
felt inclined to denounce God himself for
allowing the rebels to triumph. Indeed
my spirit more than once rebelled against
it's Creator on account Of my disappoint.
ment. But the continued bad results that
have attended our arms for six months past,
despite the prayers of the Churches, and
the myriads Of individual petitions that 60
up daily and nightly all over the North, to
the Throne of Grace, for our success, have
staggered my faith, and made me ask my
self: May not be wrongy Is my judg
ment infallibles May not be wishing
and praying against, not only the interests
of my country, but the eternal purposes of
Jehovah? AS may be wrong shall not
regret the success Of the ticket you make
at Chicago. A change Of Administration
may develop the right road for us as peo
pie to walk in. We do not seem now to be
in it."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

In a letter to the Albany atlas and Ar-
gus in relation to the passage of the New
York delegation through Detroit, Mr.. Cas-
sadly says: -'s
Our arrival at Detroit afforded the occa-
sion for visit to Gen. Cass. Governors
Seymour and Hunt, Judge Parker, Herman,
and about twenty others, called at his
house. Feeble in body, the aged statesman
seemed to be clear in intellect and hopeful
in spirit. He realized to the fullest the ca
lamities that had befallen the country and
yet he had faith in the future. He had
seen so much accomplished by the patriot
ism and energy Of the people, that he felt
there was nothing impossible in the future.
His "reminiscences were instructive. His
first residence in Detroit was "a years ago,
as military officer. He has sailed with
Indian guides, in bark canoe, along the
site Of Chicago, when its inhabitants were
but single family. He had held Councils,
made treaties, and fought battles with the
Indians all throughout the region Of the
Northwest, now thronged with populations
and the seat of prosperous cities. He was
born before the acknowledgement of our in-
dependence he saw the Union formed and
the Constitution made he has lived to see
both destroyed by fanaticism and force.
May he live to see them restored again, and
close his patriotic career amid the regrets
of a united people," ..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14
RED, WHITE AND BLUE.

Mcclellan, the hope of the Nation,
The choice of the brave and the free,
We join in heartfelt ovation,
And all offer honors to thee.
Our voices are Joined in communion,
We remember the soldier SO true,
Who fought for the glorious old Union,
And stood by the Red, White and Blue.
No factious dissensions shall sever
The bands which our Washington wrought;
The Union, unchanging forever,
Is shrined i'm each patriots thought.
Our love and our faith are not hollow;
In strength they were nourished and grew;
The Chief we have chosen we'll follow,
And stand by the Red, White and Blue.
When war waged its wide desolation,
And threatened our land to deform,
Mcclellan, the pride of the nation,
Bore our flag through the battle and storm.
His heart beats with freedoms emotion,
He is ever most steadfast and true,
He swears to the Union devotion,
And stands by the Red, White and Blue.
Our songs then unite in communion;
The stars of our flag are above;
Hurrah for Mcclellan and Union;
Hurrah for the man that we love.
The old Union ship shall be guided
BY him who is e'er staunch and true,
And he through the States undivided,
Will sail her in Red, White and Blue.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14
CoMPLrMENrARY.- The Chicago .Iourn

CoMPLrMENrARY.-The Chicago Journal
has an editor or sub or something who
is really genius in the way Of epithet. In
speaking of the Democratic Platform he
closes up q chapter of TRADE as below.
The fellow seems to be mad that the Demo-
cracy expressed any sympathy with the
army and navy. Hear him:
But this jumble Of jugglers, this trans
parent trickery, this vulgarly low legerde-
main, this timid time-serving, this prevari-
eating poltreonery, this dastardly dssimu-
latiOp ohi- tc.,l