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AsTROLOG,Y.

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~ ortcE.--r HAVE MAbE ARsAsGBMESgs By
which can have crtla4uu0 and pas I'D sooner
Ran sn mAn III New Yotg. frr trf al0v I'll navy and
a the ligasGt cash hanntns tle for one ~ three
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19
The Late Election.

There was never an election in the
United States which passed of with more
quiet dnring and after the day. than has
this Presidential election 10 1854. The
disposition of the popular mind, worked up
indeed to exceeding bitterness on both
sides before the fual vote, was evidently
thoroughly American, We were accus.
toned to clectiou', and accustomed to ac.
cept their results as the decisive express
siou1 Of the sovereign will. In this very
fact we may fud the highest ground for
hope in the future, The moral effect Of
an election is always good, since it leads
the people to think Of and to value our
sl stem Of government, aud to reflect on
the grcatimportance ofproserving it. The
history Of tho Union is history OF vary
ing opiuions, rising waves OF discontent
subsding into calm and placid &c a9 ovci
great depths. We have, as people, un.
bounded devotion to the union of the States
We appreciate all tha. we have derived
from the Union, all the greatness aad gIo
re- Of our past history, and we intend tc
renew the prosperity rf the past iu the
fu'ure. Such people ,having gone lhrougl
an election, and relapsing into the cain
which now as always follows it in this couu
try, will gather wisdom and energy iron
the very fact its If Our elections, nstoa'
Of distracting, unite us in love Of country
Instead Of creating permanent dissensoD
they arouse feeling Of common nteres
and common affa cton.
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The Lady's Friend.

The DECEMBER number Of this magi-
zine is truly splendid one, being the
handsomest yet issued. The opening
plate, THE SNowBIRbs' CHRISTMAS VS.
IT" is a perfect gem and the Frontspiece
Of the volume, suggested by a story of
Hans Christian Andersons, is one OF
those engr. wings upon which the eye will
linger for long time, and turn to again
and again. Two more beautiful engrav-
iogs than these are seldom seen in ag.
azine. The double Fashion Plate for
this month is finely engraved and richly
colored no magazine contains superior
steel fashion plates to the Lody's Friend
while the other engravings are as usual
numerous and doubtless highly interesting
10 the ladies. Tho literary contents are
"Tbc Christmas Gilt" by Mrs. HosmOr ;
"Two Falls among the Mountaips,' by
Mrs. Pyle "Tho Soldiers Bride by
Mrs Barnes "From the Same Stock
an amusing sketch relative to visiting
your distant relations, by Frances Lee
"Cousin Caleb's Wnl,' hy Julia Gill ;
"My Aunt Goldbeatcr," by Mrs. Deni-
son ;"Who did the Wrong!' y by Miss
Virginia F. Townsend &c, SC.
Price $3.50 . copies $500 9 copies
$1,000; 81 copies $500. Specimen
numbers will be sent to those dcsirous OF
making up clubs for Is cts Uheclr &
! Welsoa'S cclebrWet Sceci"g Aoctincs art
FURNISHED as Premi,tD1s on certotn terms,
Address Deacon & Peterson, 3I9 WanHt
street, Philadelphia
Noeo is he time to send on subscriptions
far 1885.
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On the Sd inst =, at the NJ. L. Parson
age, in Natawissa, by Rev. f. Gearhart,
Mr.. Henry GoTsHALL, and Miss AMELIA
kosTENnADGR, both of Col. co Pa.
On the 3d inst by the same, and at the
same place, VIM KERN, aud Miss MARY
AMELIA PRICE, both of Cot co., Pa.
On Thursday, 18th Nov. inst, by the
Rev. D. j. Waller, DR. CALVIN AcHEN
iAUcH of JeansviIle Pa, 10 Miss NJ. JEY-
ME, daughter of Robert Cathcalt of
Bloomsburg.
At TownhiIl on the 18th inst, by Rev.
E Wadsworll, Mr., AMOS FRANKLIN to
Miss CoRNELIA A, HoyT, all OF Hunting,
ton, Luzerne County.
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The Columbia County Pris
OnerS.

4 few OF the Columbia county Prison
ers, some three or four only oil the forty
four, W. believe, have had trial before a
Military Commission at Harrisburg, and
been remandcd back to Fort Miftlin.--
Three Of them have been sentenced. =
Their sentences, respectively, arc as fol-
lows:
WILLIAM AppLEMAN, Gnc Of $500 aud
one years confinement in Fort Mifliu, to
be release on payment &C the Enc,
SAMUEL KLINE, sentenced to two years
Imprisonment, and 10 fine annexed.
Jomy RANLz, fine of 81 900 and two
years imprisonment
God stOy the hand Of vindicrivo ven
geauco. Here are two old and infrm
men, with large families and in moderate
circumstanccs--notb Of whom would
have been convicted OF any crime in a
Court Of Justice-consigned to a felou's
dungeon, in the evening Of life, with un-
usually heavy fines and pro.ractcd service
to perform, which they will never live to
accomplish 1t is without justice or
mercy.
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and one or two tablespoonful week is great ynlne
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saved thousands OF valuable horses from contagious
Diseases as well AT the uarn.yard as in the army
THE Leigh WORM CONNECTIONS
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ana also one Of the most agreeable purgativps f,r
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THE UNION ROACH, RAT MICE AND ANT EN-
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il powder for the sure determination Of all Vcrmns
will never change with age and climate, and much
preferable to the old Phosphorous Paste which hard
ems IN Snort time, making IA worthless. For dreC.
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. u One hundred and thirty premiums have
been awarded TO these celebrated preparations up 10
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Royal RoytR, are the wholesale Agents in Phll'S
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TIE WORK BEGUN -Mr Lincoln S new
lease o power has opened rarier omrious-
ly for the people of Wayne. Military arrests
which w,'re suspended or few days before
the election, have already b,en resumed, g,
aud we regret to add thai they are cher
acterzed by that disregard of personal
feelings which cannot lall to render them
particularly obnoxious. A day or so stree
Mr. i'urdy, of tiawl y. was arres'cd by
the deputy Provost Marshal of Pike c"un.
ty, and his wife threatened with being shot
for the display of a natural lndign alton. -
He was lodged in Jail and the 'ay fol ow
ing she came to IIouesdale to see him -
While on the way she met the Provost Mar
sbaIs party, who amused themselves, as
We learn, by laughing in the face OF the
heart broken woman as they passed her
Mr.. James Carney, a moulder, former
ly in the employ of Messrs. Knapp & Char
lesworth, was victim Of the first supple
mentarv draft. lie moved to Port Jervis
some time since, and few days ago his
family followed him with their furniture
&c. Yesterday while at dinner, he was
arrested BY deputy marshal from this dis
trict, brought here, and lodged in jail.--
Probably before now he has been taken
to Euston.
+ These arc aono Of the first fruit We
have four years in which to reap the full
harvest - Wayne county hernM
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

W AMERICAN AGRIcULTURIsr,-The No
vember number Of the .2gr Ut"a@ comes
to US laden with interesting and useful
matter, not for the farmer only, but for
every condition of domesti; life. Its val
ue is enhanced by numerous well executed
engravings. The publisher has at las:
been compelled to succomb to the paper
makers monopoly, and raise the price Of
his subscription. The only wonder is,
that he was not driven to this step year
ago On and after December lst, the
price OF the English edition of the .qgr5-
cldtlUist will be 81 so "A year. -Four cor
iso S.; ten copies 8l2 The German
edition is 50 a year; fol ten or more cop.
les, 81 so a year. Orange Judd, Pub
Usher, Al Park Row, New York.
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REGISTERS NOTICES,

NJ Office is hereby given TO oil lagatees.
creditors and other persons interested In tho Ga
iatos Of the respective ,deccndents and minors thai
have been filed in tn oce OF tho Register Of Coium
bia county, aud will be presented for confirmation and
allowance in the Orphans Court to be held in blooms.
burg, in the county aforesaid on Wednesday the 7b
Of December 1854, at O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said
day.
/. The first and fnal account of tahes
Boone, admir-, Of Samuel Boone, atc Of Bloom town.
ship, deceased.
.. The first and final account OF John
Smith, aomr. of Jane Gingcs. late Of Madison towa
ship, deceased.
3. Tho frat and final account OF John
Mcgargcll, ad'mr. Of Conrad Adams, late OF orunso
township, deceased.
4. i he frat and fnal account Of b. Y.
Hartman, adm'r Of Robert Has enbuch, late Of Boos
township deceased.
s. Account Of John Sbarposs, adm'r
Of Jacob Mar,z, late Of COtawissa township d.sca,sd
Z g. Account of Edward Hartman, guar.
dian Of J. Wesley lll one OF the children Of J.hp
Hill, late Of Centre township, deceased.
I. First account of Joseph Corell. ex.
srutnr If the la,t will NJ Uanel Wuiduan lats ~
ncmlotk township; deceased
8. Account oI John NJ. Bcishline. Cd.
mnistrator Of rLineas sitlr, late u Gonton tswn.
{ ship, dccea'cd.
D. Account Of Jacob Hortzcl', Jr,
Guardian Of Elizabeth NUss, miuri child Of Pe,.,
Nuss, lnto Of Sillm town hp, ucceusai,
10. Account ol John krchard, executor
Of lobay iicllcr, lats Of Madison twp, deceased.
IL. Eirst and tinaI account Of William
Mnthcr Executor u su,un RUgurs late Of Greonv oce
township, deceased.
IL. First md fnnl acrosu, of John Mss
teller, admir- Of E,iz.hcih Hdsl-hsr, late cf NiGifr
township licensed.
l3. First aud final account Of Jsmes
Rnrlon, Executor Of Anna klos aic Of ploom town.
ship, DECEASED,
! III First account Of John ApplemGn aud
! lliiam ~ App eman Ezccutors Of Pttvt Apple man
/ late Of ilcnlock township, deceased.
! Is Account OF John Tremblev, Guar.
dian Of Charles Trump minor child Of Henry 1tu1H
! late Of Scot township. deceased.
! l6. Account of John Trcmblcy, Guss!
dian of Jamcs Trump, minor child of Asuty' Trsre
I late Of Scott township, drcrnred.
| II. Account Of Ii Crcvclng. ndm r. OF
Elizabeth Crcvcliug. late Of Scott twp, deceased
Is. Account Of Ja"oh Yohc, Guardian
of Ezra Brown minor chill ~ Daniel Browu, late .,
/ Main township, decreased.
! 10. Account Of Jncob loho Guardian of
! Of Grorgc Brown minor child Of Daniel Btown, rs1b
I ur Main township, decreased,
| 20. Account Of William Mrn'iugef anl
iluuunh McnsIngcr. late of MiGin township deeea.sd
~ Account OF Alexander Colley, ad
mmistraor OF benjamin Cole, late Of sugnrIonf up
deceased.
JOHN a. FREEZE.
Bluomshurg, Nov :, loGi. HEGlSrER
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

AFTER THE BATTLE OF MONMOUTH
On the night of the memorable conflict,
Washington laid down in his cloak under
tree, in the midst of his bravo soldiers.
About midnight zen officer approached
cautiously, fearful of awakening him, when
the chief call ed out, "Advancc, sir, and
deliver your ezra nd. lio here 10 think
and not TO sleep r'-[ [Recollections of Gen
Washington.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19
BLOOMsBURG:
Saturday Morning, Nov.lo,le64.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ouR customers, who have paid up their accounts
have our sincere thanks. Those who have neglected
10 do so are requested now. to SETTLE aud ray imrs
d ti we need speak Of inerea sd expenses, etc.
as these things arc patent every individual in the
land we say that we have earned cur money, dearly
and ,aboriously aud it mu be paid.
We making out and sending bills to all nlebicj'
including the present (i5hJ volume up to neN March
and we expect from them prompt and curly response.
Our terms are PAYMENT. IN ADVANCE, md every
one taking paper should pay year ahead. Friends
shah we be eisappointod in your honesty and Justice
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

FoTUNATa CoMBINATIoN.-Wo ore
opposed to proprietary medicines, and it
is with some compunction that we see ad'
vertisoments of them in our columns. Sill
we must confess that Browns Troches are
aud useful, in certain conditions
of the throat and larynS, before speaking.
N. J.. Christi m Aduocatc.
A war between Spain and Peru is lmmi-
n:nt. With another RoLLA may the Peru
vians triumph over their ancient foe is our
heartfelt prayer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

hSE~ OUR YoUNG Folks, is th e title oil
a new illustrated NJ lgazine for boys aud
girls, so)n to be started by Messrs. T'ckor
u Fields, Boston, and edited by j. II.
1rowbridgc, Carl Hamilton and Lrcy
Larcom Captain Mayne Reid, Mr., ami
Mrs Agassiz, Mrs. Stowe, Dr.. Dio Lew d.
is, Edmund Morris, Grace Greenwood ,
Mrs. Lydia Maria Child, and others, are
engaged as contributors,
Every number of Our YouNo Folks
will contain pictures drawn aud engraved
by the best artists The pub ishers will
endcaver to furnish to their young readers
a magazine whose monthly visit will be
aIwoys welcome It's contents will com
Prise stories and sketches, biography, His
Tory and Poetry. Travel aud Adventure,
Outdoor and lu door Sports, Games, Puz.
z!es, and great variety Of entert1inng
and instructive matter, aud will supply Il
want long felt in the households of the
laDl.
Each number will contain not less tn an
sixty four pages.
Single subscription 50 per year in ad-
vance. A specimen copy of the first nun.
ber may be had as soon as published by
enclosing ten cents to tho publishers,
TICkNOR & FIELDS,
No l35 Washington st.
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Gen. McClellan's r esignation.

On the sth Instant, the day of the elec-
ton, General Mcclellan addressed let.
ter to the President resiguing his COM
mission in the army, aud requesting that
his resignation might be allowed to date
from that day As lie could not then
know whether he resigned to become a
private citizen or resigned to become the
President-elcct of the United States, the
time was appropriately and gracefully
chosen As he is not accus' 'omed to act
from any impulses, but acts always from
deliberately formed reasons, it is toubt less
correct to iner that it was his purpose, if
not elected, 10 retire wholly to private
life. We hope that his resignation will
be accepted, for we have no belief tina,
his determination can be changed. We
do not know that any one connected with
the administration vii wish to change it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19
DEATHS.

In Hemlock on the 18th inst, VEL.
LINGToN B. PURsEL, aged about % yrs.
On the lst Of Nov, in HalfMoon, Cen.
tire county, HAROLD STANrIELD, infant
son of John S. aud Emma II. GRAY, AGED
7 months and 81 days.
On the 3D. of September last, in Can
ton, Ohio, ASHLEY HILL,son of Harris and
Maltha Lydia Peters, aged years and .
mont hs,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

The Board Of Commissioners, ALLEN
MANN, Esq the lately elected Commits
sioner, was included into office, on the
5th OF November. Mr.. Mann succeeds
CHAs. Hess, Esq whose term Of service
as Commissioner has expired, and We have
no doubt, that like Mr.. Hess, be will also
make an efficient Commissioner aud faith.
ful County officer. The Board now con,
sist of Messrs. Rohr McHeury, Thos. j,
Vanderslice, and Allen Mann, Esqls.-
all worthy gentlemen, sound democrats,
and faithful public servants.
RoHR MoHENRY, Esq, who is Presi,
dent Of the Board, has not been able to
attend at any of its Sessions for over
three months past, in consequence Of his
arrest and imprisonment in Fort MihiD.
His health is quite precarious, as he is af,
aicted with confirmed Rheumatism and
Consumption. We hope for the partial
rsgog,ry Of lis health, but never expect it
a.'' i9lly tc restored
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

ABOLITION MEETlNG.-On Thursday
evening Iast,the Aboltonsts Of this place,
held "A meeting in the Academy. 1t was
addressed by Rcv'. Wilson and Becky,
of Bloomsburg. These fathers Of the
"Union League of Berwick, doubtless
visited this place to see how their work
progressed. One visit more, ye Rever
eud politicians, and the Abolition MAORI.
t. IN Berwick, will be wiped out entirely.
Beyu1ck Gazette.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

pzg- WILLIAMSON II, JACony, Esq
Member of Assembly elect, for Columbia
and MOntour counties, will take his seat
upon the First Tuesday in January, 1865,
the day designat4d by law for the meeting
of the Legislature of Pennsylvania, It is
gratifying to Mr., Jacoby aud the pcmuc.
racy Of this District to know, that be was
elected over tho old 'Sboddy (ioyoJ Can.
dIdato, by over three thousand majority
We hope he will duly appreciate his posi-
ton and reflect credit alike upon himsel
and his constituency.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

On Saturday last our unusually quiet
town was visited for the first time, which
caused no little amaz"ment, bya troop Of
horsemcn numbering about thirty, uuder
command Of Capt. Lambert, and accompa-
MED by capt, S'Ivers,a a Deputy Provos:
Marshal from m,burg Columbia coun-
ty, Their mission was to arrest all drafted
persons who had not reported and convey
them to headquarters, where their rospec
tive cases are to find adjustment. They
rode good horses, were well armed, and
orderly in their behavior, while in the
place. We understand that rendezvous
is to be appoiEtcd at Dushore, where 200
men are to be stationed, and al conscripts
who have not reported themselves are to be
ferreted out and meet with their jist duas
-SulIiguu County Democrat
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19
saE The country will be rejoiced to

s9y- The country will be rejoiced to
learn that an agreement has boeu catered
into between Gems Grant and Lee which
will greatly alleviate the sufferiogs of the
Union prisoners South, BY the terms Of
this agreement, the details cf which have
not yet beer definitely settled, we shall be
permitted TO send 10 the South clothing,
blankets and supplies for our prisoners in
the hands cf the Confederates they, too
in return, being allowed 10 do the same for
their prisoners in our hands. 1t is pro
posed that an officer from each side should
be specially detailed ard parolcd to see
the faithful execution Of the arrangement,
and that the articles sent 10 the prisoners
should be confined to articles of necessity
and comfort, as clothing, blankets, meat,
bread, coffee, sugar, pickles, vinegar, and
tobacco,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

The rcblo papers appear to be unani~
nous in favor Of armjng the blacks. The
editor of the Southern COntecieracy in writ
ing home to his paper says "The pressure
brought to bear upon the authorities here,
favoriug the arming of the blacks, has been
too strong to resist, hence, it is with graf
itudo that | am able to state officially that
arrangements are now being made to arm,
for the spring campaign, three hundred
thousand slaves, whose masters are to be
compensated by the Confederate Govern,
ment. The slaves thus armed are to have
their freedom aud fifty acres of land each
which insures them permanent homes in
the South,
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AUDENRrED, Nov, 0, 1854,

AUDIyRED, Nov o, 1894,
Col, TATE:-
Dcar Sir-Euclosed please fnd
two Dollars, for which continue my sub
sbription to the Columbia Democrat.
Yours Truly,
j, X McCOLLUM,
N0'e.-That is the voice and action Of
gentleman. Thousands more shoul d
emulate the example of Mr., MrCoIum.-
We hop7 our tieuds will remit thor mon.
ey promptly Ell, Dcmo
THE HONE VOTE In OCToBR The
Official Dsmocratic majority in Peunsyl-
vania on the Home lote at the October
Il ection in 5ll, according to the tables
given in the Harrisburg Uai0n,
HsE" All the States have gone for Lin
coin but New jersey Delaware and Ken
tucky' We shall give The official result a
sooR A. 1t can be obtained,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

rss" Mr.. ABRAHAM SHERMAN, offers
to sell Real and Personal property, on
Friday the 25th of November, in Madi
sou township, Columbia county, near Jer
scytown. Bargains may be expected -
See Card in this paper and printed hand.
bills.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

Heavy failures are announced with each
arrival Of the steamers rom Europe. Some
of the Oldest and largest Commercial houses
OF England have recently gone under. In
less than year we predict like result in
this country.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-19

Major General SHERMAN, Cen MEADE,
Gen. THOMAS, Gen, ALEX. McCooK, Gen.
McCLeRNAND, Gen KEYEs Gen WARREN
and WRIGHT are repo ted as having voted
for their fellow soldir, and comrade Geo.
B MCCLELLAN.