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TO CONSUNPTIVES,

SUFFERERS WITH CONSUMPTION,
~ ASTHMA, Bronchitis, or any disease
OF the Throat or Lungs, will be cheerfulIy
inrr ished, without charge, with the rsme-
dy by The use Of which The Rev. Edward
A. Wilson, of williamsburg, New York,
was completely restored 20 health, after
having Suffered several years with that
dread disease, Consumption. To Consump-
tive sufferers, this remedy is worthy of an
immediate trial. Ii will cost nothing, and
may be the means OF their perfect resiora-
lion. Those desiring The same will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, l65
South Second Street, Wlliamsburgh, Kings
County, New York.
August q IS65-6w.
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Delegate Elections.

We wish the Democrats throughout the
county 10 remember that Saturday, the 26tb
inst, is the day fixed for holding the dele
gate elections. We hope every Democrat
who has the Interest of bis country at heart
will attend and assist in selecting delegates
who i'll truly represent the people in the
coming coualy Convention. We should
like 10 see fair aud full expression Of the
wishes of the people and the candidates
nominated 10 be those actually desired by
majority of The Democrats Of the county.
When !be people do not attend the dele
gale elections when they pay no attention
to eIectiug delegates, they throw away a
great privilege, and enirust that which they
should all do, to The hands of few. We
hope they will not do so this time. This
will be one of the most importan, Conven-
tions held in this county for a long time,
and We would therefore appeal TO the peo-
pie to give il their early and earnest atten-
6on.
The prospects for the Democracy begin
10 brighten in al. quarters. The party still
lives, and moves aud has being. |, is yet
destined 10 again make its power felt The
Government, marked out, reared and nur-
tured under Democratic care and protection.
is soon again to be placed back in the hands
OF ia paternity. From all parts OF the
country we have ;he most cheering inislli-
gence Of The Democratic party bravely bat
Ting against fanaicism and bigOlry that
now rule the hour. The old flag OF Democ-
racy waves high in the air, and underneath
its ample folds our hosts are ralIying to the
battle. God speed them in the noble work
OF regenerating and disseminating our coun-
try, and may their earnest efforts 10 resul, in
the complete rescue of our beloved land
from the desoIalion and ruin which four
long years OF abolition misruIs has impend-
ed over il. Democrats, attend to the good
work.
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BLO0MsBURE WEDNESDAY,, AUG 10Th, 1865.
DLM0CRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION,

NOTICE ls hereby given that The Demo-
cratic Electors, in and for the several Bor-
oughs and Election Districts, will meet at
their respective places of holding The Gem
sral Elections. except in Conynsham tp.,
there they will meet a: The Public House of
Peter Hower,-on SATURDAY, THE 26th
OF AUGUST, 1863 between the hours of
3 and o'clock, NJ Of said day, for the
purpose CT choosing two Delegates from
each District, to meel in County Conven.
lion, at the COURT HOUSE, 10 Blooms
burg, on MONDAY, THE 2slh DAY OF
AUGUST, 1865, al | o'clock, P. NJ, for the
purpose OF making Ihs usual annual nomi
nations Of The Democratic party OF Column
bia County.
E. II. LITTLE, Chairman
JoHs STILES, ISAIAH BowEE,
Hwy HlsTrRLI1 FIR JOHN HILL,
PETER X. HERBIsE, JOHN FRUIr,
4. G.. RIcKETs, ELIAS DEITERIcK.
Dem. Stand Committee.
Bloomsbury, July %, 1865.
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Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by
The Court OF Common Pleas of Colum-
bia county, TO distribute The fund in the
hands of The la:e Sheriff Of said county,
arising from .the sale of the real estate OF
Samuel c. Krickbaum, among the several
lien creditors of the said Samuel G. Krick-
baum, will attend al his Office in Blooms
burg, on FRIDAY The Is, day Of SEPTEM-
BER next, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj. of saic day,
tor the purpose Of making distribution. All
persons having ella inns or demands against
the said fund are notified 10 present them
TO The Andilor on that day, or be debaued
from coming in for a share OF the fund.
c. G. BARkLEY, Auditor.
Bloomsbury, August 2. 1863
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Tennessee Election.

The late election in Tennessee resulted
in the election Of only two radicals TO Con-
gress, the balance being Democrats, and
men holding liberal and conservative views
In the Upper East Tenuessse distric, N G..
Taylor is chosen; Horace Maynard in the
Knoxville district; Asa Faulkner, over MIR.
Stokes, in The Chatsanoo ga district; w. B..
Campbell in Nashville district D. B. Thom-
as ClarksviIIe district; and COL Hawkins,
over Mr.. Elheridgs, who is imprisoned, in
West Tennessee. II is said that Maynard
and Hawkins can be depended on as sup
poriers oil liberal national policy, and it is
ihoaghi shai Fay Tor is a man of the same
school. They are Southern gentlemen, and
with them the people Of Tennessee have
entrusted their liberties and care. In them
they have abiding confidence; and need
have 90 fears in their ability, integrity and
honesty. The people of Tennessee are not
AboliiIonized, neither are they carried away
with any fanaiicaI notions that those incen-
diaries from Massachusetts and Connecticut
have been lr, ing TO instils into their minds
during The las; our years and more, but
have The same ideas of free Government,
and The manner OF administering it, that
they had jears ago, and-no doubt have se-
~cled men who will truly represent the
n and people of Tennessee in The next
Congress-. Negro equality and Negro suf-
frage belong TO The Phillips and the Sum-
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SHERIFFS SALES.

BY virtue of sundry writs TO me directed
issued out of the Court of Comm Pleas
of Columbia county, will be exposed 10
public sale. at the COLLlERY, lately own
ed and worked by F. & ]. Anspsch al The
head of Big Mine Run Plane, in Conyug
ham township, Columbia county, on
Thursday, August IA, 1865,
al O'Clock, ia the afternoon, the folio wing
property, TO wit: All that certain Lease
hold Estate and Colliery properly, situate
in Couyngham township, Columbia county,
Pa, described as follows: All that the
exclusive right and privilege of mining,
digging and carrying away coal above and
below water level, in and from all The north
dipping veins next underlying The mann
moth vein on the Locust Mou ntan tract,
in Colombia county, from the 2Oih day of
May, Anno DoHini eighteen hundred and
ixty-four, 10 The lst day of January, Ammo
Dom ini eighteen hundred and seventy four,
subject 10 The payment of rent of twenty
five cents per ton for nine-ienrhs OF the
amount mined and Of fifteen cents for one
tenth of the amount mined being The
same estate which Gideon Basi and John
Anspsch, IT,, By lease dated the twentieth
day of May in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixly-lour,
uoliilcOd uufO EICOCitIh - AuSpdCu duO
James Anspach for the term of len years
IRON The Isl day OF January, in The year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-four, and which the said Frederick J .
Anspach and James Anspach bv agreement
dated The 18th day of Jny, Ammo Domini,
eighteen hundred and sixty y-ive, transferred
and assigned unto the said Jno. Anspach ,jr.,
who by wriIIng upon the said lease, en-
dorsed, elected 10 hold the said Leasehold
estate as a separate estate from that in the
land, and declared that the said term OF
years should not merge in the fee; together
with all and singular the coal breaker, en-
CINE house, shops, engines, machinery and
fixtures erected, and the drifts, gangways,
mines and other Improvements made and
opened upon the same, and all The wood
leave, woods, ways, rights, liberties, priv
iieges, Improvements and appuuenances,
whatsoever thereunto belonging or in any,
wise appertaining.
ALSO.
At the same time and place, II T Rails,
Belt Wheels "a Drift Cars, Small Cars,
Dirt Wagons, Pieces of Sheet Iron, a
lot of Shove!s, Sledges and Picks, 8 Collars
and Harness.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the properly of John Anspach, jr.
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office.
Bloomsburg, Aug I6, 1865
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Public Feeling.

With the return of peace political feeling
party spirit had reached dangerous hight,
and its baleful influence could be plainly
discovered in every relation of society. At
the altar, the business mart, the street, the
fireside, wherever men and even women
met, il was an active element OF discord.-
elimination the most bitter, persecution The
most unrelenirg, 10 al the annals of polil-
ical conflict, rivalling in many OF IFS details
The darkest pictures of par tisan hale which
history has presented, had eradicated near
Iy every feeling which the opposition had
before held in common with the dominant
party. But peace has produced a great
change. II has given 10 each party COM
mon cause of rejoicing, and all parties
have united in giving expression TO the
common Joy. Ii has relieved the intense
anxiety wEich held The minds of all men
in continual strain. By removing every
anticipation of danger il has disarmed that
malignant suspicion which tortured every
word and act into evidence of fcovert treason,
and old friends and old neighbors are meet
ing again in friendly intercourse TO discover
that mutual misconetruction had done much
TO produce former alienation.
There are, indeed, those who look upon
this reunion Of the people with disfavor,
and would gladly revive that spirit of po
litical hate which has divided every COM
munity in the land, but good men of all
parties are heartily glad that The era Of
passion and hatred has passed away, and
they have suffered too much TO desire its
revival. Let Us hope that it has passed
away forever.
New issue is now before the people, and
they will be discussed and decided by the
people as in times passed, aud whatever
opinion citizen may entertain il will not
be at the risk OF sustaining the character
Of traitor among large class OF his fell
low connirymen.-L Lewisburg Journal.
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ID | E D..

A. BIoomsburg, on :he 25th of July 1865
John Reitz, aged sc years, 2 months and
IL days.
A, Mf1invile, on the 29lh OF July 1865,
Bruce M, child of Albert and Alice Brown,
aged 8 months and l9 days.
In Orange twp, on the 3lsi of J1ly 1865,
Mrs. Elsa Drake, in The 9lst year of her
age.
Al Serene, Columbia CO., on he 2slh OF
July. 1865, Charles Clinton, son of John
and Harriet Leggolt. aged year, months
and % days.
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BoUETv.-By recent Act OF Congress the
following persons ara entitled to one hundred
dollars bounty Fist, soldiers of the three
or nine months service who were discharg-
ed in consequences OF wounds received in
battle. Second, soldiers who had not served
two years aad were discharged on account
of wounds received Third, the father,
mother, widow or children of such as were
in the three or nine months service and
were killed. These facts are q ot generally
known and We record them that those en-
braced in the provision of this aei may
avail themselves Of lie benefits.
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FIRE-A FIRE broke ont in frame stable
situated near the Lackawanna depot, on
Tuesday afterno on, which was not subdued
until the stable was entirely consumed,
with large quantity of hay and various
other articles. The stable belonged 10 the
widow of the late Isaac Gulick. The loss
must have amouted 10 some $500 There
was an insurance on it for $780, We are
informed that il was set on fire through some
boys playing with Iucifer matches in The
stable 0anUiLe IHteaigeacer.
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CANNOT BE DISCREDITED.

Testimony Of MIR. JAMES GRIMES
gentleman highly esteemed in Columbia
Co. Pa, and one whose statement can be
relied upon.
Mt. Pleasant, Col. CO., Pa Nav 2l 1860
Messrs Seth w. Fowler & Co., Boston
Gentemen.-About three years ago our
dasgh;er, now twelve years of age, was
severely afflicted with Group. A general
irritation OF The lungs followed, producing
a hectic cough, which became almost con-
slant. swelling OF the mples and other
indications OF Consumption were also ap-
parent, ard her life was Gespaired of by
her physician. Al This critical momeni we
were induced 10 give DR.. Wistars Balsam
of Wild Cherry a tral, aud after she had
taken one bottle we found her so much re.
lieveh that il was thought unnecessary 10
continue lis use. Since that time we have
used the Balsam in our family in cases of
Coughs and Colds, I'd believe il TO be
superior remedy fol all diseases of the
Lungs.
Yours with respect JAMES GRIMES.
FROM JESSE SMITH, ESQ,
President of the Morris County Bauk Nor.
ristown; n. J.
s'Having used Or. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry for about fifteen years, and
having realized lis beneficial resu lis ia nv
family, il affords me great pleasure in re-
commenting it 10 the public as a valua-
bic remedy in cases OF weak lungs, colds,
coughs, &C., and remedy which cousid
er 10 be entirely innocent: and may be Ia
ken with perfect sa iety by The most deli
cate in health"
FROM HON. JOHN E. SMITH,
distinguished Lawyer in Westminster
Md.
| have on several occasions used DR..
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry for severe
co Ids, and always with decided benefit.
know oi no preparation that is more eff"
cac ious or more deserving of general use.
The Balsam has also been used with ex-
celIeui effect by J. B. Elliott, Merchant,
Halls Cross Roads, Md.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
None genuine unless signeds1 BUTTS, !"
on the wrapper.
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DINSMORE, No. 49l Broadway, NY
S. w. FOWLE & Co., Proprietors, Boston.
And by all Druggists
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A New REBELLios BY THE "NEGso Re
PuBLIcANs. Whoever reads the speeches
lately delivered by the leaders of the New
England Negro Republican party cannot
fail to discover that they intend 10 create a
new rebellion. Asserting that as slavery is
abolished, and the negro thereby citizen,
they claim that as a citizen by force OF alb
clifton, he is entitled 10 a vote This is
neither law nor logic. Nevertheless they
claim his right 10 vote, and if he is not al
lowed 10 vote in the late slave States the
members of Congress who are elected from
these States under the provisions of their
Constitutions, will not be allowed TO take
their seats in the next Congress. To de
priye them of their right, must be by un-
lawful means, since by law they are as
much entitled 10 represent their districts as
any member on the floor. To defeat the
right OF representation by unlawful means.
must be either by fraud or force. II the
last, then it is only anew form of rebellion
We expect "buckshot war" On a larger
scale than the Anti Masons organized a:
Harrisburg 10 defeat the will OF the people
Of Pennsylvania. Thus it ever is with the
destructive fana'cal Abolition parry. New
er satisfied with order or peace, attack is
their life or ruin, aad war and death and
tears their policy. Unless Stanton is reno.
we'd, and Holt and Speed retired to some
Dry Tortugds, another conspiracy will be
soon under way, which may only end in
blood and contracts. This is ihe new mis-
sion of the 'Negro Republican" party.
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AboIliionisis zs. Soldiers.

The Abolition leaders of this county are
considerably exercised about the soldiers,
fearing they-wilI not endorse negro equality
and negro suffrage al lhe baIlot-box this
Fall. We were perfectly satisfied with The
army return Of votes made to this county at
our last general election. 10 spite Of all the
trickery, deception, blarny, and manipula-
iion, the gallant and brave soldier, GEORGE
B. McCI ELAN, had a handsome majority,
out OF so few number cast, from the Co.
lumbia county boys. A great many SOL
diers in the army would have voted had
they had an opportunity. And on the other
hand great many who did vote, would
have voted differently had they not been in
the service, where certain restrictions and
fears were constantly hanging over them.
They did not exercise a free ballot, as did
the man who was not hampered and girdsd
with Uncle Samuel's blue clolhiLg The
great majority of these soldiers were not
allowed 10 exercise the right of suffrage ac-
cording TO the dictates OF their own con-
sciences, Otherwise a larger return in favor
Of their old tavorite commander, the man
whom they respected and loved 10 obey,
GEORGE B. Mcclellan, would have been
received. Democratic tickets, Democratic
newspapers. Democratic politicians, in short
everything that was Democratic, was ex
cluded from the soldiers. They had, in
many instances, but one candidate to make
a choice from-ihey were compelled in that
case 10 vote for FATHER ABRAHAM.
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In BLAIR County the Democracy nomi-
mated for Assembly Major B. M. Morrow,
of Hollidsysourg; mar who has served
almost during the entire war in the army.
He is cripple having lost limb in the
service They did not nominate full tick
81. For Register and Recorder they resolved
10 support Col. M d. Jones, The Republican
nominee for that Office, who has also served
in the army and was MANNED !or life. These
"oId soldiers" will receive hearty support
from all parties, and should be elected,
which they, most undoubtedly, will.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MY. SCHOOL will open its next Term of
NA Eleven Weeks, on MONDAY, THE
28TH DAY OF AUGUST. All the branches
of liberal English Education are laue b,
VOCAL MUSIC win be standard branch,
for the benefit OF the whole School
Instructions will also be given in any of
The Beautiful Branches, and in Instruu EN- al
Music. H Terms, liberal.
ELEONORA /. LESCHER
Bloomsbury August 2, 1865 I'm.
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"MIscEeESATIoN" REBUK sD.-On Saturday
evening white man, who had made him.
self somewhat conspicuous by travelling the
with female ''American citizen of African
DESCENT" was set upon by a crowd oil in
dignant persons who felt that decency had
been outraged. While we deprecale row.
dyism and mob-law, we must say that in
10 see the fellow run before the rail that
had been prepared for him. The Abolition
lists have brought about this state of affairs,
and The country is now Witnessing the
beauties o: the equality of races.-Luzerns
Union
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Terrible STEAMBOAT Disaster and Loss of Life.

4 terrible steamboat disaster occurred on
Lake Huron about six miles from shore on
Wednesday evening, the 9th instant. The
steamboats, Pewabc and Meteor struck
each other, while running al full speed,
with such force as 10 crush the entire bow
of the former, causing her TO sink IN four
or five minutes, aud carrying down about
a hundred passengers II was scarcely dark
when the accident occurred, ard the boats
each other when six miles apart
When approaching they exchanged the
usual signals ,and the Pewabic bore off 10 let
the Meteor pass but for some unaecount-
able reason this boat turned in the same
dir eciion and struck The Pewabic in the
manner stated A number of the 2assen-
gers on the Pewabic were killed by the
crushing in of her timbers. There were
ffom one hundred and fifty 10 two hundred
passengers on the Pewabic, only seventy
five OF whom were saved.
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERSHIP,

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
Nathaniel d. Kile & James f. Kile, doing
business in The upper end OF Columbia CO.,
was mutually dissolved, in March, A. D.
on thousand eight hundred and sixty.four.
N D. & J. F. Kile.
Jackson July r. 1868.
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.

John F. FOWLER. of Pine township
has been induced, through the eafnes
solicitations OF his many democratic frien6s
20 offer himself a candidate for The offics
OF COUNTY COMMlSSI INER, at The ap-
preaching General election. subject 10 the
decision OF the Democratic County Conven-
lion, which will convene in August next.
June Ia 1865 So nd
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COAL Oil
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY,

COAL OIL is discovered in Ligh, Street,
~ Columbia County, in The cellar OF the
Undersigned, which will be sold by the
quart or gallon. Also a second arrival of
Summer goods consisting of every thing
generally kept in a country store, which
will be sold cheaper than the cheapest
Call and see and Judge for yourself
PETER ENT.
Light Street, July ~, 1865
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A PAMPHLET directing how 10 speedily
"A restore sight and give up speclacIes,
without aid oil doctor or medicine. Sent
by mail, free, on ipt af 10 cents. Ad-
dress, f. B. FOOTE, VI. ID.
1880 Broadway, New York.
Feb l. IS65-6mo
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'iO1L, I'LL, cR CHIsA.''-The above
cbaste, elegant. and moral motto has been
adopted al he works of the Green Creek
Petroleum Company. The worshipfnl Pres
ident Of that interesting institution is some
what famous FOR his want Of belief in most
of The cardinal teachings Of the sacred
scri piures, and the motto adopted is there
lore someuhat Inconsistent. Perhaps bis
object is, BY boring 10 test the existence OF
<hs uh-II" 1.-The aueer sesrike" that in
ssifuiion. Of course he can make his arrange
men,s Tor the lulure accordingly. /, is TO be
hoped shat be will make The hole big
snoaeh, 80 ihas be can s'drap'' down and
see for hinseH
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WISTAlS'S BALSAM
W I'D CE ER RY

Que OF the Oldest and most reIiabIe re|n
edies in the world for Coughs. Colds
Whooping Cough, BrouchiIis, ,Dif.
ficuly OF Breathing, Asthma.
Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Group and every Affection of the THROAT
LUNGS and CHEST, including even
@9@9~mP0dO10
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
so general has The use OF this remedy
become, and so popular is il everywhere,
mat IL IS unnecessary 10 recount It's viriues
It's works speak tor It, and find u'terauce
IN the abundant and voluntary tes imony of
Inc many who from long suffering and set
lied disease have by lis use been restored
TO pristine vigor and health. We can pre-
sent mass of evidence in proof of our
assertions. that
49, n.
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administrators Notice.

L .ETTERS of administration on the estate
- OF William L. Shannon, late of Scott
township, Columbia County, deceased,
have been granted by the Register of said
county, 10 Wellington H. Eni, residing in
the township and county aforesaid. All
persons having claims against the estate
OF the decedent are requested 10 present
then for payment 10 the administrator
and those indebted 10 The estate will make
immediate payment 10
WELLINGTON H. EET,
June Is, 1865. 50. Adm'r,
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

M NJ. TRAUGH, Esq, Of Berwick, we
A'A' are authorized 10 announce. will be
a candidate. for The Office OF DISTRICT
ATTORNEY, o. Columbia Comfy, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention. which will convene in August
the 18th inst. Aug. g. 81.
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To Drunkards.

OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S Drunkard',
Cure permanently erddicates The taste for
strong drink, and cures The worst case OF
drunkenness iG less than eight weeks.
Thousands of reformed inebriates now
live 10 bless the day they were fortunate
enough 10 commence the use of this valua-
BILE remedy. Price two dollars package
Mailed 10 any address on receipt OF an
order, by JAMES S. BUTLER,
429 Broadway New York
Sole Ag't for the U. S.
Auuust IS65 PIN