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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
Democratic County Convention

Notice is hereby biven that the Democratic Electors,
In and for the several Boroughs aud Election Dis ics
win meet al the II respective places of holding the
General Elections.except In Conyngham twp, there
they viii meet al the Public House of Peter Hower,-
on SATURDAY, THE Goth Of AUGUST, 1865 between
the hours of 3 and o'clock P. NJ, of said d,y, for
the purpose of choosing Delegates from each DIS
trict, to meet in County Convention at the COURT
HOUSE, IN bloomsbury, OF MONDAY, THE 9sTH
DAY OF AUGUST 1865, at oclock,P. NJ, for the
purpose of making the usual annual nominations Of
the Democratic party of Colur,bia County.
E. II. LITTLE, Chairman,
JOHN J. STILES. ISAIAH BOWER,
HENY HlNTERLITER JOHN HILL,
PETER X ilERBINE, JOHN FRUIT,
l.. G. RICKETTS,, ELIAS DiErERICK,
Democratic Standing Committee
Bloomsburg July 90, lS65,
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p9. The French elections have resulted
in heavy Government victory. Only
Uncle's Nephew" carries out the bayonet
rule without any liability to failure. In
fact he is the Inventor Of test.oaihs aud
bayohel elections, aud CT course under
stands the system perfectly. The Ameri-
can shoddy imitatcrs are rapidly learning
the system, as is shown BY the late "elec.
tions" in Tennessee and Kentucky.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP SKI R rs.

J. w. BRADLEY'S New Patent DD-
PLEX ELLlPrIC lor double 81 RING SKIRT
TNhis Invention consists OF Duplex Tor
ousy Braided tightly and nrmly together edge 10 edge
making the toughest most Il ,1iDle elastic aud durable
Spring ever used They seldom bend or break, IKE
the Single Springs and consequently preserve theiT
perfect and beautiful shape more than twice as long
as any Single spring Skirt that ever has or can be
made.
The wonderful hexbility and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elhpnc
skirt will be experienced particularly IN all crowded
Assemblies, Operas. Carriages, Bairoad ars church
the Skirt eau be folded when in use to occupy small
place easily and conveniently as silk or muslin
dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort ahd
great convenience OF wearing the DipirA hllirHe
Steel Spring Skr. for sing. day VIII never ave
ds willingly dispense with their use For Chi'dreh
Misses and Young Ladies they a.e superior l" al
others.
The Hoops are covered with ply double twisted
thread md WIN wear twice long as he single va
covering which is used single Steel Hoop Skrts
The three bottom rods on every Skn are also double
Steel, and twice or double covered to prevent IRON
wearing of the rods when dragging down stairs stone
steps &C. which they are constantly subject to when
ia
All are made OF the and elegant Corded Tapes
and the best quality every part, giving I" the
wearer the most graceful aud perfect shape possible
and unqucstiunably the lighteSt most desirable,
comfortable aud economical skirt "trr made.
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY, prupri.tors uf the In
vent and sole Manuficturcrs % Chambers aud ~
4 81 Reade Streets, New York.
For SAFE hrst class stores in this City, and tbru
out The Unitrd states and CunGda, Havana do Cuba,
Mexico, South America and the West indies.
- Inquire Iur the Ddpir& Elliptic (nr doIble)
Spring Skirt.
Aug l9 le65-3mo. Axe
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SOMETHING TO THINK OF.-From the
day that trains were first put upon the
Catawissa Railroad down to this date
more than twelve years, not one posseA-
ger has been killed upon it. If that does
not speak well enough for a road one hun-
d'ed and taoe"ty males long, we cannot
understand what guarantee of safety the
public require, --Consti,mional Advocate
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s<g- The Jersey Shore Herald, has pass.
ed into the hands of FRANK r. SNYDER,
Ed Mr., Moore retiring-and is now
published as Democratic journal Mr..
Snyder is son of Ex' Sheriff Snyder, of
Orange township, this county, and is a
good printer and sound Democrat. We
hope the Democracy of old LyOoming will
award liberal support to the "Jersey
Shore Herald"
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CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co

\ having come 10 our knowledge that i'm.
iiations OF the American Watch have been put up
the market in great nunbcr, calculated by th"ir
utter wolthicssness to injure the reputation Of our
ro,uine products protect own interests and tho
prIIc from imI osi;ior Hgain pahll-h tue trade
marks by which our Wsthes may invariably b. known.
We manufacture four sly ics Ci Watches,
Tho nrst has the name " American watch Co,
Wr'ihum ,iass.," engraved ~ the insi Ie plate
I'ht second has the name
"ApPietou, Tracy & 90, Wa THAN Mass. engraved
en- tn inside rn'..
"a third has the nam"
"r. :. BartIeu Wa imam, Mass" engraved on iha
inside plat.
All the above styles have the nune Anne cicuh Watch
Co painted on the d il, aud ar" warranted ia every
respect.
The fourth has the mama
Vim, Ellery, Boston Mas " engraved On NE inside
plate, and is IOt on the dial
All the above desc rihed ~ atch nre made of var
Gus sizes, and are sold IN gold or SILVER cases HAY
be required.
he nhuerOus limitations to which we have alluded.
They usually inscribed with names nearly ar
preaching own as TO escape the observation ofthe
unacCustOmed buyers some are represented as maie
by the Union Watch Cp Of nostOn, MasS., mo such
company existing. Some ate namld the soldiers
Watch" to be sold Pslrth WIN. Ellery style
usually known as the soldiers Watch" others arc
nam. Il the Appleton Watch Co = others the "P >
Bat'ey," instead of our up g. Bartlett" besides many
varieties named in such manner as TO convey the
idea that they are the vertible productions of the
American Watch Company.
We also caution the public, and particularly soldiers
against buylng cerhin articles called Watches 81 tree
ly advertised in illustrated papers as Army Watches
"Oticers' Watches" "Masic Time Observers" "Ar
cana Watches" &c, the pricss Of whlch stated 10
be from seven 10 sixteen dollars. good Watch, III
these times cannot be afforded for any B1Ch money.
little attention. on the part Of lyers will protect
thsh from gross imposition.
ROBBiNNs & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company.
BROADW Af, NEW YORK
Aug, 10, ls65--lm
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Bsiy"Did it ever occur to tho casual rea
cr, reading the daily report, of the mil.
lions taken by capitalists in the Govern.
meut lonns, that every dollar so invested
is a dollar withdrawn from taxation, and
consequently the placing of an addtiopa
tax burtbern upon the taxpayers Such
is the fact, however, whether observed or
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Day The shoddy marty in Berks ct

Sg- The shoddy party in Berks county
at their convention split into Curtin and
Cameron factions--inlo whites and blacks
The Cameron clan were the seceders -
Two sets of delegates will go to the Shod.
ey State powwow then will come The tug OF
war. The Reading Gazette gives the
battle'cry of the rivals in this wise
"CuTtiu and the soldiers'-"Cameron aud
the spoils."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

pa Hon. WILLIAM A. WALLACE, of
Cloarfeld has been re nominated for State
Senator. He has served three years in
that position already ,and is without doubt,
the ablest,purest and most efficient member
of the Senate of Pennsylvania. The in
terest of the democratic party and the
honor of the State require the reelection
OF Mr. Wallace to the Senate.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

RsS' II will require more than one and
a half million dollars to pay the general
officers assigned to duty under the recent
general order This ia a mons,rous impo.
siion upon the taxpayers. The people
want no standing army Of shoulder straps
while peace reigns-especially oftho.e po-
litical, holiday creatures who never saw
the "front" in war times. Muster them
out and stop the vast expense of keeping
them in idleness,
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JeferS0n DaviS,-A Cincinnati dispatch
to The Chicago Times says; Tho Hon
George E. Pugh has eceived an iBtima.
ton that the trial Of JEFF Davis will soou
take place in civil court, and he has
commenced Preparations for the defense,
which promises to eclipse, in criminal pro.
ceedings, any defence ever known in this
or the old country. Mr.. Pugh will join
Mr.. O'Conor Of New York in Washing
ton in few days.
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62S. II O OP SIX lR s. 62
HOPKINS

"OWN MAKE" OF HOOP SK.RTa
Are gotten up expressly to meet the wants Of First
Class Trade
Il hey embrace a complete assortment of
4 Allthe new and desirable styles, pizo and length
for Ladies' Misses and Children, and superior to
all others made in point of symmetry Finish aud du
rabHly being made Of the finest peted English
Steel sprngs-wit Linnen finished covering, aud
having all the metallic fastenngs immeyably secured
by improved machinery. They retain their shape and
elasticity TO the last-and are Warranted give On
tire salts lsfaction
ALSO constantly in receipt Of full lines &C good
Eastern made skirts. very lUw Prices Skirts made
10 Order, Altered ana Repaired: Wholesale and Re-.
tat az Mandatory and Sails Room,
No. 62S Arch Street, above 9th, Phild' a.
NJ Terms Cash, One Price Onlyl
Aug, 10, I565-4 mos
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BJ' The Maine Shoddy- Abolition. Re.
publican State Convention, which met
last week, declared fat footed for negro
suffrage, SO far every New England State
has gone by its conventions for suffrage
for the blacks--and ,as goes New England
so must 60 the sbOddy party Of PennsJl.
yaBIa.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Very Best Brazilian Pebble and Crystal. SO univer.
rail- proved to be far superior to any other Glass
Also. Microscopes. Spy nad QuizzinE Glasses of ev'
cry size and quality telescopes, Magnifying nnd Op'
era Glasses. with different powers tog .ther with cY'
cry variety Of articles in the Optical line not named
Optical and other Instruments ard glasses carefully
repapred short notice. lie eau always select glaS'
ses SUIT the vision of the person, he sees them
upon first trial lie will remain in this place during
September Court and those in want of the above ar
eles will please give lm cali tIr will IL required
20 any respectable house where his service may be
wanted.
~ The very best Eye.Water and the best Hunting
Glasses always for sale,
August 49, 1865,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
BLOOM S URG {.
Saturday Morning. Aug 1o,l965.

DEMOCRACY, a sentiment not to be appalled,, corrupt.
ed or compromised 1t knows no baseness, IL covers
TO no danger, it oppresses weakness, Destructive
only ofdespotism IT is the sole of liberty
labor and property. is the sentiment OF freedom Of
equal rights of equal obigations-ihc law OF nature
pcrvading the law of the land ALLEN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

Fort Wayne Weekly Times and Seati.
~eI.-lsAAc W. CAMPBELL, Ed and H
DILL, Esq have purchased the Sentinel
and Times Office, of Fort Wayne, Ind ana,
and united the two in one ,as a great dem.
ooratic establishment, under the above IT,
tie. They also publish a Democratic
Daily They have engaged H. S. KNAPP,
Esq, an able democrat from Ohio, os the
Editor of the two papers.
We have received the first number of
the paper, under the new arrangement md
find it one Of the largest clas$paper. in
that State, of fue appe arance, well print.
ed and ably conducted. Mr.. CAMPBELL
was graduate of this Office, a young
gentleman of character, energy and abil
ity. He is son Of the late Isaac Camp
bell, of Catawissa, who was hipself a
lifelong democrat, We are glad 10 see
our young friend, thus prominent among
the Democracy of indiana, and wish the
enterprise great success.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

Say~ Jeffersoa Davis and G. G. CLAY,
while taking their walk in the Fortress,
the other day, clasped hands. They
were not permitted to speak, Small
very small persecution
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

pa5- Stone the Columbus, Obi collector
Of Iuternal Revenue, was a defaulter to
the amount OF sl4o, 900. No matter be
was "loysl," lie committed suiside
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MARRIAGES.

IN Wilkesbarre, August, -, 1868, Rev
Y. Q. Smith, Mr., WILLIAM \. RoBBlNs
OF Asbury, and Miss MARY \. ALLABAcH.
of Orapgeville. Pa.
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nSS~ The Ohio and Pennsylvania State
Conventions meet on the same day
Thursday, the 24th Of August, to make
their State nominations
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WHY ?

To tax farm worth thousand dol.
lars $50, aud exempt 100000 in
bonds
Mr.. A. has So 900 invested in grocery
store one week before the assessor calls.
Mr. B. has 500, 900 in money. Mr.. A..
put. in his $5 600 stock on the assessor S
books and is taxed $50 Tor it. Mr. B.
puts his $780, 900 in bonds the day before
he meets the assessor, and thus escapes
paying an honorable tax Of three hun
thed dollars. He al SO draws seUen Mous.
sand dollars interest, making an increase
of ten thousand dollars!
Wbyl
Because all despotic and aristocratic
! Governments seek to win the interest of
the wealthy 10 favor ol the Government
against the labor OF the poor.
Beware of the scorpion for lie will
sting.
! he wealthy bondhclders want the ne
groes to vote, for with their money they
expect to c3ntrol that vote hereafter.
If a poor man votes for negro suffrage
and is IN favor Of excrnpting the wealth
as The bondholder he will lind that he
has been working out his own damuation.
When an Abolition politician, who has
been twisting and hunting Office all Se
days Of his life, tells you he wont want
flee, tell him he is liar and The truth
is a stronger to his tongue,
Whist is the use OF Il man being hum
bugged
When you hear any leading Abolilionist
telling how he loves foreign citizens, ask
him why he mobbed them aud helped to
burn Catholic churches ten years ago
These things are worth considering and
thinking over.
1t will show the record of the oppo-
nents Of the Democracy in bad cond-
ton.
TO give tie negto the right of suffrage
will not free the factory girls of New
England who are forced to work sixteen
hours day for from two to three dollars
week aud board themselves
1t will not make shoddyitcs pay poor
women more than sixpence for making a
shirt.
Why don't some OF the office holders
hercabouts who have been enjoying them.
selves for four years, while the brave boys"
were in the front to save their scalps, re.
sign in favor of those boys!
They won't.
Calico and everything else is dear, while
the produce Of the farmer brings mighty
small price.
This was brought about by the Aboli.
tion rule.
The time was when small amount OF
money would pay for large amount of
goods, and taxes were very low.
This was when Democrats managed the
affairs of the Government.
Now it takes large amount Of money
to buy small amount of goods, and taxes
are enormous.
The Aboli'iouists rule now.
The thing is plaiu and blind man can't
help but see it.
Unless the people come up to the work
and he lp the Democracy redeem The coun-
try, there will be little left to redeem ex.
ccpt tax ttIes.-f/en1g,h Messenger.
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THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET Or.
GANs.-No one who bears these instru
ments will be surprised at the very strong
favor with which they are regarded by
our leading organists. Their quality Of
tone is admirable, round, sonorious, pure,
and sympathetic; while they have abuu.
dant volume Of tone for any private house
and quite sufficient for smaller churches
and for such halls as are usually occupied
by Sunday Schools. With all this, their
capacity for expression is wonderful, ex-
ceeding in some respects even that OF the
largest and most costly church orgaus.-
This is mainly effected by the introduction
of a Sl0eA, operated upon an entirely new
principle, which gives the performer very
efficient control of the tones he produces.
The moderate prices at which they are sold
and the little space they occupy, are i'm.
pertant practical advantages 10 these in
struments.-N Y. Com. advertiser.
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Deafness. Blindness & Catarrh

lteatad with the utmost success by Or. j. IsAACs
Oeullst and Aunst, (formery NJ Leydtn Ho!Iard
No Sl9 FINE Street Ph!.adelphia Testimonials from
me most reliable sources in 'he City and country can
pc seen az hls ohee. The medical faculty are invited
c accompany their ra,ieatsas he has aS secret Ia Ms
IIast!ee. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted Without pa,a
ne eha!gs Gads for srsnl!.s,loN.
!g.y J. lsyc In,
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j. II. HARMAN, AGENT.
r & p E TT. p \

Tor SALE II MORO PHILLIPS Superior RIOS.
l. PAAfE or LIME Warranted Superior TO any
manu- ufacturcd,
For sale at Manufacturers Priccs
Rupert, July % 1865 -3mo
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Il. THAYER. M, ID

III NC chan ged his residence from Montrose. 10
~ WEST EiFTSTON Luzerne county wonid saw
10 ms psnons and all wishing his professional servi
ess nat tney can address him ut the named place
ded 20 with ptoMptnesa
Aptil 2 lefS
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From the Republican.

Mr. Editor. Tate makes pretensions tc
be the soldiers friend The old Sinner
How dare be talk bus! A man who say.
he would rather attend "horsc thief S
funeral than soldier" and "tbey are all
guilty of MURDER" and "every one who
enlisted ought to bo shot,"
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Rohrsburg, Pa, Aug. Ia, 1865.

s@- Squeak and Squeahtng, ,-Thcso
are terms now in frequent use by the Pee
John, Ros0ciy Beckley, Haystock Eman,
uel, Negro Brewer, (of Danville), and
many others of their loyal followers with
out, we fear, properly understanding their
import or meaning. In 1861, on repeated
provocations from Dr. Palemou John, we
publicly denounced him "liar, scoundral
and paltroon." He resented the insult by
returning US an apoIegetical note, by the
band Of one Of our own friends, asking
pardon and begg ing to be excused
We excuse the poor devI, as we only
have other coa0ardS, who begged for quar-.
ters. His apolegetical letter is on file.
We may some Of these times edify our
readers, and elucidate his patriotism by
printing it, 10 connection with certain
correspondence, signed "ThOmas Dunu,"
in which the writer attempted to seduce
bis neighbor's wife
And he is fair sample, the bell ,weath.
er, of the miserable crew who weekly at
tempt to do what they never can accom-.
plisb, viz TO reduce us to their own
status. We pity such towards They
are not only the Devils poor but they
are in reality, "poor DEVILS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

NfAR WIIIIAES1ON, hay 4 1907
1t Ia painful TO DO obliged to record the law
less conduct Of our soldiers any tine. particularly
so when that conduct is utterly without eIterSation
Despite the stringent orders issued in regard to the
psaeeale behavior OF our troops upon their march h
|Rchnond some Of the soldiers both Of tie Array Of
Georges and tho Army Of Tennessee hAvs been per
mitted to sraegs from their ands. and have com
mtted depredsiions upon the Inhabitants much 10 b,
deplored. 1t would tLst tie rowing spirits foe
tered by army life cannot at once be eha<isDed into
domestic one by tie white winged angel Of peace
Aost Of the depredstons which have come under ny
notice, ard arr cognlgnt Of many, havo been CON
ni..od b. men Of the Fourteenth Corps which seems
Ito conduct itself as 1t used 10 when living upon tbs
|eneIny's country. Houses aA,e been entered and
robbed Of estables, stables have been opened and
pluniored OF horses ard cattle. and numerous smaller
osnses have been committed. 1t Of use for Corps
commanders TO make rules II they do not axe the
trouble 70 enforce them.
Tie Twentieth Corps hos net been entirely guilusss
LOT such conduct, bat In oYery inslance where the
perpetrators o. ofrenso could be discovered they
have been severely punished.
The country passed Ovsr to-day "a more e1tensvoJ
cultvated yet here, - al over the State, many ADc
feds being oYergrown By pines which sprilg ny
spontaneously over neglected farms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

Three Rebels confined In Fort Warren made
their ssospe from the fortress Tuesday evening
box in which they supposed to have padded ashore
landing at Hull No doubt W. aniArtainsd q 10 Their
rscapturs.
The body Of COL +. J. Hurlbut, who wsa
missing q Chicago icr about . week previously. VA,
Wa 10 b thoroughly Investigated.
John Quinn's brewery WA burned at Albany
on "wednesday night At loss 81 $4,000. A boiler sx.
posion occurred q tbs same place two days before kill
la8 two meA Ah3 dong nusi damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
UNION TarUxpnS IN NBw-JrRsvr. = tn.

sarS Adsstss says that the tendency Of public opin.
ion in NswJsrvsy toward closer sympathy with the
Union cause has been ssrkingly illustrated By We re-
suits Of the Spring elections IN vsrios, part. Of the
State In nearly al the larger OWE 100 vSsn Ssensss
New Brunswiok Of lste years Democratic The Union.
carried their city ticket BY ssnsdersb,e msjry
in Railway the Opposition were overvhslnngly do
Monday 1t tie frst municipal election bold 10 Moeris
town. the Oppcsitien were bsaten q al points BY
handsome majority. NJ George T. Cobb w elected
Mayor BY majority Of lls even Augustva ". cstss
ths Democratic candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

The election on May 10 passed oTquie.ly and
well Thomas A. Doyle CRepublican) was reelected
Mayor BY majority Of lo2 votes. ahand,oms increase
over bis msjory Last year. which was then sl. Fran
cis Colws IT, vas elected City Solicitor without ssri
Gus opposition. Mr.. Parsons having withdrawn bis
na,ns The other city officers were reelected without
nv onnoaitinn ThA 1ofa for Mayor r as A fouaua.