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! ..HoIitlcnl NecessIty.,'

J.. -.
As was to have been expected military
necessity is followed by political necess'-
TYP or rather the former blends INTO ana
compiipglcs with The latter, and tne twain
make a strong compound oil tyranny ana
oppression, sweet and odorous to the syco-
phants and parasites Of power, but us
gusting and loathsome 70, all lovers OF an
honest, wise and just government, S
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, in thefrst threeyears
Of his reign, used to justify his unconstitu-
tiopal acts on the ground OF MILITARY Me-
cessity,''o Of which he was the incarnation'
sitting enthroned aboyethe people, the Con-
stltution and the laws. His will was that
necessity, which was absolute, and from
which there was no appeal, BY It and under
1t as an excuse or apology, such outrages
have been committed upon the rights and
liberties of the people, and upon the rights
and sovereignty ofStates. that the mind
startles back with horror, and asks in terror,
whether tits possible that such fearful in
roads upon our time-honored institutions
have been made in the short space of three
years, and what abyss of destruction and
ruin yawns before us.
IS But now ABRAHAM LINCOLN has entered
upon the fourth year of his dictatorship,
which Is the last according to the Constitu-
tion and the understanding of the people,
unless he Is reinvested with the robes of Of
flee. Unwilling 10 let 20 his grasp on pow
er. he seeks to make It perpetual Hence,
arises ~Political Necessity" to make his
reelection or the continuance of his dicta-
torship certain. Before this POLITICAL ? as
before the s.military necessity, all things
the Union, the Constitution, the laws, and
the rights of the States and people-all
must give way. .Political necessity must
reign paramount that ABRAHAM LINCOLN
may be reinaugurated in the Presidential
Office. r 49,
AS has been already announced, delega-
tion of Louisiana negroes waited upon Mr..
LINCOLN the other day, asking him, in the
plentitude Of his grace and power, to con-
fer upon the Louisiana blacks the right to
vote, and thus abolish the Constitution and
laws Of that State, which do not recognize
negroes as voters. "Mr. LINCOLN" we are
told in Washington letter published in the
Journal of thisscity, .listeped graciously to
the statement of the position and wants of
these tcoloredl gentlemen" and made them
a speech, in which he did not hint that there
was any impediment in theway of grant,
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acertain member ofthis House has been en-
gagged in bartering in volunteers and leav-
ing his high position as q legislator Of the
commonwealth Of Ohio TO stand on tile
streets of the capital city watching oppor-
tnnitics to speculate and. make money on
those who are willing to sacrifice their lives
in defense of our glorious republic; there
fore, be it
Resolued, That committee of five be
appointed TO- investigate the matter, with
authority to compel the attendance OF wit
nesses, to take testimony and report the facts
to this body at the earliest moment posi-
| BILE. ,t.ss ~ us, essss
The member alluded to is said to be
| Mr.. Schell of Stark. @
The speaker appointed as that committed
Messers. Free, Morehousc, Evans, of Clin-
ton, Dawson and West, all Republicans.
Mr.. Green of Hamilton offered a resolu'
ton which was adopted, that the Genera
Assembly adjourn on the 30th of March tt
meet again on the first Tuesday in Decem'
Der. 4 ~ o,s ~ 5s M
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Sore Throat etc.. ctc. eircnfiIons The lungs, Pnd
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Mr.. Norm DAME, RrAprso. Ono,

! Y II
Mr.. NorRE DAME, READING, OHo,l
is9i4i3,fsi November Goth 1861.
Mr.. MARrIN:-This is to certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for us. and are satisfied with it,
Our rooms are amply heated. Sss s r,sg 7s
.'s9 Yours reisgffSssFEfElkISs sgfSFEks or SorRE DAME.
9 i bear testimony to the above, having used the
same Furnace all last winter, and am fully satisfied
WIN ~ ''s a''"'ss' NJ. u. LEOPOLD. n
loi Eighth street. Of Leopold q Goodheart. No. "a
West Pearl street, n .a ,,sos s,ssts ~r +
As Trustee Of the First Presbyterian Church, l
recently ordered one Of Peter Martins Hot Air Fur
naces, and am fully satisfied with nFN i. n w.nr
Have ono Of Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces. IT.
gives entire satisfaction. nprFFrN rAvrop
5s'E GeSJ IA III 'ie - - = : q l'0 non'
~. R .Dayy, Esd; Jacob Meter, Esq. Of Kuhn,
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IIv ap: sHd Hs Bssms Saa goSa S Aess Sss D E L
corner % Sixth and Race strssis Roth Mosssr St.
Nichols Exshsnse southssst sornsT Ct Fourth and
T. frazer lg7 West 9Th street, Board Of Education,
Columbus, Ohio. NJ
Smoke Consuming Coal and Wood Hot Air
Furnace.
Furnaces altered and repaired.
Galvanized Iron Cornlces and Cutters. III ,,
Tin, Corrugated and Sheet Iron and Slate Roofcr
+ Corrugated Iron Doors and shutters. m, 4
n1< Full paffi50lars regarding price, &c.. can be
obtained AZ my storc No. LAP w No5t Fifth street, or
At The Office Of the Brfneat. I. hesgs z. = :.
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Cincinnati. 4
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best EVER. MADE.

b REFERENCES: we "
By permission refer to tho following parties,
where the Furnaces, are in operation:
CINCINNATI, March II, 1868.
Mr.; P. Martin. Of this city has constructed Hot
ner Fndlay and Baymiller streets, which has thus
far given entire satisfaction. deficiency in warm
ing purity Of ar and economy q iuel we can speak
durability also seem TO- promise we'll. The plan of
draught and ventilation is good.
From our cxperience, wecan recommend Mr.. Mar
tin as an adept in the art Of warming buildings and
as quite competent to give satisfaction in the con-
struction Of Furnaces wherever practicable.
Trustees Of the Church Of tho Cross,
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As Trustee Of the First Presbyteran Church, /
recently ordered one Of Peter Martins Hot Air Fur
naces, and am fully satisfied with i. sy-.e
"a GEN. M. WADE. &
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WILLARD's HOTEL,
.,it WAsHNGroS. d. e., Jan. q. 1885,,
GESTLEMEx: We require another supply Of you
Plantation Bitters the popularity Of which daily In
creases with the guests Of urhouse. sFt
N Respectfully. M Sykes. CHADWICK a 20.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-16

8Gy- A spirited revival is now being
held in the Luthern Church Of this place.
The pastor, Rev. DIMM, labors indus
tliously in the good work of assisting in
converting souls. We hope the meetings
may continue in doing good, and that a
friendly and no-partyism spirit may pre-
vail in SO sacred a temple, as the worship
ing place Of the living God. Had other
churches in Bloomsbury, maintained their
integrity in this way,-by not teaching
partyism and patriotism of their way OF
thinking, by elders and smaller lights to
their audiences, the labor Of month in
conducting meetings, would have resulted
in more good than in converting SO few
precious souls. The meetings conducted
by Rev. Scorr, of the Baptist denomina-
ton of this place, which resulted in the
experince of religion and baptisims, o over
thirty persons, shows the workings of God,
through the instrumentality of servant
who faithfully expounds the word of God
without eyincing that hatred and ill-will,
as entertained and preached by many oil
the clergy Of this section Of country, to a
part of their charge, for entertaining and
exercising political sentiments antagonist
to them. Again we repeat, Rev. Scott, has
accomplished much good by his upright
conduct and christian department. in the
town of ofBoomsburg His works should be
ewmulated by other clergy, if great goo'
j. desired.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-16

TRUE DEMoCRACY.-We acknowledge
no man as a democrat who is not a firm
and consistent friend of the Union. De-
mocracy means Union, just as the Bible
means love, the sun light, the clouds rain.
The perpotuation of the Union is the sum
and substance ofevery Democratic pripci-
pie, and the teachings Of all our great
men, The first thing that a true Democrat
learns is to love the Union and the Con
stitution, and when he deserts these noble
mediums, he has no further right 10 claim
TO be a Democrat. jeff Davis is no DEM
ocrat, any more than Ben Wade or ~"
Chandler arc. Democracy embraces the
whole country, not portion of it; it
teaches unity,uot sectionalism; it inspires
respect for laws and constitutional liberty,
and knows no such despotc sentiment, as
are contained in the delusivo phrases
military necessity" war power" ono
right TO oppose an administration, and
other like coinagcs from the abolition dis
union mint -Erie ObSerrer.
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sENsIDLE,-The Chamborsburg Repos.
TORY, hits the nail on the head in the fol-
lowing: 1t has been the custom of all as.
sociations and individuals TO impose upop
country editors the publication of resolu.
tons, obituary notices, advertisements of
benevolent enterprises, and various other
articles Of limited or individual interest.
without charge. We have done quite our
share Of that sort Of work. If associations
consider it due to deceased members to
pass resolutions testilying to their virtues
and condoling with their relatives, tbey
must hencsforth consider it due 10 publish
ers to pay for them aud il literary school
and other associations cannot exist without
gratultous printing, they must be too
slightly prizod 10 promise substantial ben.
eft to their members. Until we find
teachers who teach gratis, butchers who
farniSh steaks and roasts without charge ;
lawyers who counsel without fees, farmers
who donate their wood and produce, &c.,
we must decline being in the list of prin-
ters who print without compensation.
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JANUARY FLOWERS 1t seems strange
to read tho accounts OF New Orleans pa
pcrs concerning the beauty and abund-
ance of the flowers which adorn the gard
ems of that city just now, The Picayunc
of the 9Th ult. says :--."Were a North
eruer suddenly translated here, with no
knowledge that he was going south in
steal of north, he would imagine himself
to have slept till June, and then to have
awoke in the Garden of Eden. How sweet
the fragrance they shed upon the air. Il
there are no other reasons for loving this
sunny land of ours, it is enough that here
our roses are indeed perpetual, and the
yea. begins and ends in bloom. 1t is the
land Of che evergrecu-the chosen home o.
the queen Of flowers
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POSTSCRIPT!
The Latest News.

Hon. CHARLES X. BUcKALEw, Senator
from Pennsylvania, offered resolution on
Thursday in the Senate, directing the
printing Of 5000 copies of Gen. McClel-
lan's Report. for the use of the Senate.
Maj. BRUA CAMsRoN, Son of Gen Z.
Cameron, and late Pay Master in the Ar.
my, died, on Wednesday, at Harrisburg.
Hon. j. WOODS BRowN, Of Northum.
berland co., has been elected President Of
the New National Bank, located at Milton.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION,
has been recommended 10 bo held on
Thursday the cath Of March, in Phila.
delphia.
The DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoNvEN-
TroN, is proposed to be held upon the 4tb
of next July, in the City Of Chicago
Our State Senate, was not yet organ
ised, by the election of Speaker, on
Thursday, and we hope every democrat
will maintain his integrity.
Senator Wilson, fanatic from Massa-
chusetts, has offered resolution expelling
Senator DAVIS, IAN old line whg) from
Kentucky, for daring to expose the oor'
iuptions of the Administration.
We have nothing late, or of importance,
from the Seat of War.
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R4Gl4IHE34 NlOIlUE&i,

n Office is hereby givel to all legatees
J creditors and other persons interested in the
the following administration aud Guardian accounts
have been flied The Uirc Of the Register Of Columbia
county, ana will hr presented tor confirmation aud al
loWRncG to the Orphans Court, to be pcld at blooms
burg, the county Aforesaid Wednesday, the 3rd
day Of February, loGl at O'Clock in the afternoon Of
SAID day.
/. Account of William Miller, Executor
Of Elizabeth Miller late of Mount Pleasant Township,
deceased.
.. Account Of Reuben Swank, admins
Beaver township, deceased.
3. First and iua account of Joseph
Corrcl, Guardian of sarah Il. Wmtenight now dec ID,
minor child Of Geo. Whtenight late of Madison town
ship deceased.
4. First and final account of Hudson
owen, administrator Of Peter sinner, late Of Berwick
Borough, deceased.
5. Account of Benjamin Yohc, Guard.
ian of Maria Fry, minor child Of Aaron Fry of NiiIn
township, deceased.
6. Account Of Robert Stiff adminstra-
iOt Of Robert Hayward late of bloomsbury deceased
7. Final account OF Gideon Nuss, ad i.
mnstrator de bon NOM Of Jacob Nuss, late Of Millin
township, deceased,
s. Final account Of William Snyder,
Guardian Of Theodore Palmer, now deceased, minor
child Of Thomas Palmer, late of ROom township de- d.
8. Account OF Peter Heiubach, admir-
of Jonathan Fry, late Of Monour township deceased
| 10. Account of Aaron Musgrovc. admir-.
of Hiram Kestcr late Of Greenwood township decd
IL Account of'Lovi Wrights, admins
traitor Of Joseph Heller late Of Madison twp, decd.
! ~. Account OF Elizabeth York, admin
istratgx OF Gideon York. late Of Jackson twp decd
3 Account Of John Renbold, Lewis
Reinbolt, Samuel Reinbold and William II. Reinbod,
EXECUTORS of Cornelius Reinbod late Of Locust
| ship, deceased.
| IA Saonnd and final account of Jar kson
Thomas, admir-. Of Caleb Thomas, late Of Madison
| township, deceased.
! l5. Account Of William Rabb, one of the
! administrators de JoRis mn, cum testamcntO anDeTo
of William Linn, late of lcmlock township, deceased
l6. Account of Jackson Thomas, adm'r.
! of Andrew Shoemaker, late Of Madison twp, decd
II. Account of VIM. Dreisbaoh, Guard
ian Of Chrstiana, Polly, Sarah and Lewis. minor
children of tie said Guardian by his first wife,
Is. Account OF John Nuss, executor ol
John Klingerman late of Main township, deceased.
| JOHN G., FREEZE, Register.
| Bloomsbury, January 3, loii.
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A FORTUNE FOR ALL !
EITnERsMEN OR WoMENll

MO hunbug, but an entirely new thing Only three
~ months in this country No Cap.trap operation to
gull the public, but genuine money making thing -
read the circular oi instruction only and you will
understand it perfectly. Lady has just written to
me that she is making IA high a. twenty dollars some
days giving instructions i'll this art Thousands of
soldiers are making money rapidly at 1t, No person
are to be urged to patronzc it, 1t is thing that takes
mttttr than anything ever before offered. You can
bakcr money with it home abroadon steamboats, or
eailruad cars and in the country city. You will be
hdised in PURSUING it, not only because it will yield
handsome iuromc, but also in consequence of the gen
aral admiration which ecits. Ii Is pretty much all
profit, mere irihc is necessary to start with
There Is scarcely one person out Of thousands who
ever pays any atcntonO advertisements OF this Kind
Sanking they are hulnbuis. Consequently those who
do send for instructions will have broad field to make
money in. There is class Of persons in this world
WHO think that because they have been humbnged out
of dollar so, that everything that is advertised Is
hnmhug. Consequently they try nomorc. The person
who succeeds Is the one that keeps on trying until he
hits something that pays him.
This art cost one thousand dollars, and | expect
make money out of t-and ali who purchase the an
of me will Ito the same one Dollar sent to me will
insure the prompt return of card of instructions il
the art The money will be returned to those not
istiet. WALL Err Il. TlNSLEY,
Nc, / Park Place, New York.
oct 2,po
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TRAVERSE JURORS.

Bloom-Petcr Billmeyer, caleb Barton. Jr, Henry C.
Phillips, Levi l.. Tate, Jacob Il. Groul, Benjamin
Hartman.
Borough Of Dcrwick-Jercmiah 5 Sanders.
Hcavcr-Jno Huais.
HrarcrGck--Nm. Lamon, Emmer Deiterieh.
Ccntrs-Fredcrick racrnhuch.
CataW ssa-JaCub kistler.
Ftankltn--thrstiau I'rubst, Jos. Kistler.
GrGeawood-Sanuc! Eogart.
llcmlOck- Saml Ohl, Jesse Oh. George Hartman.
Jackson WIN. Robbins,
lorust-Beni. Wagner Peter Ielwig, SEN, Luca
Fahrngcr.
Miilln- Christian Wof, George Brown, rhinsa,
Smith, stephen pshc,
MadisOn--Eiias BuEnrt, Abraham b. Swisher.
Mount PcaSWut-luhn UippcnstrCl.
MOntuur-Ells DaItrriCh
urangn--John Snyder, Abnrr welsh. Ab pildirc.
SCOtt-ildston Robson, Jacob rcrWiliigcr
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.-DR HARvEy's FgMALE
PlLts have never yet failed in removing dfcus aris.
ing from obstraCion or stOppage of nature, in
storing the system to perfect health when suffering
from Spinal Affections, PrOapsus Uteti, the Whites
other weakness of the Uterine Organs. The Pins
perfectly harmless the constitution and ay be
taken by the delicate female without causing dis
trcss-thG time they act like charm by strength.
cnng. nvigUrang and restoring the system to heal.
thy condition, aud by ringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes the OBJ
slructun may ARISE The should, however, NOT be
taken during the first three or four months ofprcgnancy,
though safe ut any other time. miscarriage would be
the result,
Each box contains GO Pills. price 81.
DR.. IARNEN'S TREATISE on Diseases Of temales.
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrcnncss, Steriity, Repro
duCton and abuses of nature, and emphaticaliy the
Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet of "a
pages sent free to any address, Six ants required to
pay postage.
The Pills and book will be sent by mail when desired,
securely sealed and prepaid by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent,
No, 80 Cedar ST., New York.
- Sold by all the principal druggists.
December -, lSG3-ly.
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FEBRUARY COURT.
Court Proclamation

tNHEREAs, the Hon, WILLIAM ELwELr, President
w judge of the Court of oyer aud TCrmner aud GEN
rral Jail Delivery Court Of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans Court,
in the 26th Judicial District, composed Of the counties
of Columbia sullivan and wyoming, and the Hon. John
Reynolds 4 stephen Badly ASsociaGJudgcs of Cslun.
bIa county have issued their date the 1tb
day of Dec in the year of Lord thousand eight
hundred ad sXtytlrCc aud To- directed for holding
Court Of oyer and Tormincr and General Jail delivery,
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, in bloomsbury, in the county If
Columbia on the first Monday, tbcing the lst day Of
February next, to continue one week.
Notice IL hereby given, TO the Coroner the Justices
Of the Peace and tonsablcs of the said county of Col.
uma that they be then and there in their proper per.
ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon ofsuii day with their
records, nquisitiDns and other remembrance to do
those things winch to their offices appertan to be- done
Aud those that bound 10y IecognZaucr to prosecute
against the prisoners that be in the Jail OF
said county of Columbia be then and there prosc
cutc hcm as shall be just. Jurors requested to b.
punCual h theft attendance, agrecaby to their notices
~ Dated at Gloonsburg, the 18th day If Dec
L. :. in the year ef our Lord one Thousand eight
~ hundred and sixty three and in the eighty
eighth year Of the independence of the United Satus
Of America, { Con SAVE ruE toNMoNwEAlTu.
JOSIAH II. FURNlAN, Sheriff.
SseriiiHs Office Bloomsbury, Jan. l. le6I.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There arc many prsF7rdOns sold under the nGno Of
bters, put quart bottles. compounded Of the cheapest
Thishty common rum. costing from ~ to 40 per
gallon the taste disguised BY mise 2r COr'andcr Seed
This class of Bitters has caused and will continue
tn cause, long as they be sold, hundreds die
the death Of tie drunkard by their the system
kept continually under the influence of ulcOhuc sim
udntS of the worst Kind the desire for Liquor crca
ted and kept up and the result is all the horrors at
tendant upon drunkard's life and death.
For those who desire aud will have Liquor Bitters
we publish the following receipt Get bottle Of
iOOtands German Bitters and mix with three quarts
Of good brandy or whiskey and the result will be
preparation that will far excel in medical virtues and
true excellence any of the numerous Liquor Bitters III
the market and will cost much less You will have
all the virtues Of Hnoands Bttcrs in connection Will
good article of Liquor, at a much less price thai
these inferior preparations win cost you.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-16

Bss JAMES s. MoNINcH, ESD, our
late County Treasurer, having served out
his second term, has retired. He was a
competent accountant and faithful officer.
Higher honers await Mr.. McNinch.
DANIEL MoIIENRY, Esq, the newly
elected Treasurer, has entered upon his
official duties. He is an ardent young
democrat-a sample business man-and
will no doubt make most efficient officer.
We predict Ior him a brilliant political
career.