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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-06
The Result OF the Connecticut
Election of More Importance
thnm NI0st Imngine.


Election of More Importance
than Most Imagine.
The question of Negro Suffrage in Con-
necticut was forced on the Democrats, by
the Abolitionists, just as it is being pressed
on the Democratic in this State by them.
The Abolitionlsts in Connecticut pressed
this question, at this time, in hopes that
they could carry it triumphantly, and
then use the result as leverage to force
President JOHNSON from his reorganiza-
ton policy. The Nep York Tribune on
the Goth of September exhorted its friends
in Connecticut to do their utmost to
carry the Negro Suffrage amendment. 1t
said that "the issue is local, but more par
ticularly NATIONAL" that "the war does not
seem to have given us manhood suffrage
or rather the war did give it-while the
fence men and the messy politicians threw
it away" and that 1--WE shall have to strug-
gle for 1t, to meet prejudices, to oppose mar
row and hostile organizations and educate
the people to it. Todo this we must have
, words of cheer and comfort from Connecti-
cut.n - mg Har
The result of the Connecticut election,
then, is to be looked upon more as ma
tional than as a local matter. In that light 1t
is to be accepted as an indorsementO of Pres
ident JoHNsoN's reorganization policy and
as an emphatic Reputation of the Radicals
who want the permanent pacification of the
country indefinitely postponed. Why will
not Ohio wheel into line with Connecticut
ffson next Tuesday, and, by electing Genera
MORGAN and the candidates on the Ticket
with him, add her powerful voice to that o.
Connecticut in appreciation of President
IouN soA,,a nolicu of renrnanizatinn 2 IL
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Removed from his Old Onice

= DIR. A. B.iwILLIAMS. West Broadway. neaI
High street, Columbus, Ohio. has devoted himsel
for seriesof years to the rea mont of certain pri
yate diseases. He may .beconsulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank. .fhYUl
,nohOQGf
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
GENERAL GEORGE w. MORGAN,
Of Knox County. ,v
Yn. ron LIEUrEsAST GOVERNOR. 9ra =
sR ,o WILLIAM LANG,
6gg q35h of Seneca County. Sf'
SUPREME JUDGE GULL TERM. N.
VPHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
.o' .n Of Fairfield County. Iays I'D
,-f..,c SUPREME JUDGE SvAoASoY). tia
vag ~ THOMAS M. KEY, .'l
ar9J b Of Hamilton County ;ll
h.ii08 TREAsuRER OF STATE.
dtGTI GEORGE SPENCE,
of Clarke County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL, b sssl
DAVID M. WILSON,
Of MahoniDg County. aa
..as SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, tF
-- ra HIRAM N. BARNEY, r
J .M3 Of Pickaway County.
tii+ld BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
os6i CHARLES BOESEL,
Xhi Of Auglaize County.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
DANIEL y. DANA, ,as
.tt.ofar.l Of vinton County.
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet SOAP, In such univer
sal demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emolIient in It's nature, fra
grantly scented, acd extremely beneficial'
in is action upon the skim For sale By all Druggist
and Fancy Goods Dealers. ian30 65-dAwlv
The Bridal Chamber. an Essay Of. w arm
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also. new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary an
Sexual Systems-Sent free. in sealed envelopes
Addros I. j. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard
Associ 2 Philadelphia. Pa. ilo apr AsS-iy
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A CARD TO INvALIDs.

AT Wholesale. byDENAS BARNES 4 90, N
tNHE june9-1yd&w
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"A. M, LA MONDE,
ALLCoCK,s POROUS PLAsTERs.-

General Depot-No. 767 Broadway, New York.
julylS-d&weow1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
Conduc, Of senator fieid-Ue''sn"''s" o.
Members Of the Committee ON the Fire
Drpartmuss-Mr. Field with the Field
uIinaaelC.

Coue,poudeuee Of Ihs NY Tribune
ALBASY Thursday, Feb 9, 1855,
Ash did not see your regular correspondent
In the Senate last eyeLing venture to re.pass upon
his province little
Mr.. Thomas G. Fields by the i'll Of the people Sena
tor from tho Scyen,h District for sbor. time longer
ros once or ,rice doae oil that seemed possible to
di,eust decent people: but tho hearing on the bii
r.. a pau Fi.e Department afforded Lin an cp
,or,np,,, 70 excel himself, and. thanks TO Albany
whstev he uroyed eqrL TO the OCCASION At
Tho sr.t hearing before tho Committee on Cities
and villages, night before last, IL was apparent
tina, Mr.. Ii,d had determined 10 90 all IN
his mower 10 dc:eSt the bill. lie devoted him
SELF to continued interruptions of counsel aud witncsses
obviously intended to discomfort them. and though the
Chairman Of the Committee felt called upon by his posi-
ton TO call Superintendent Kennedy TO order when he
referred to Mr. Fields counsel for the Fire d. part
ment" vet every felt that the designation correctly
described The part tho Senator from the Seventh
plnyiny While, however, there might have been u
,liarrncs Of opinion 10 the good taste of Senator
publicly becoming IN advocate Of the bil before his
COMMITTEE nothing would have come Of It, had
not Mr. Fic,ds appeared in the Senate Cham.
Der lat evening when thc hearing was going
Il
cation ns at recommended his system OF inter
rup,ion and questioning addressing gentlemen In the
uio.t offensive the paid coanse of the nsur
ence coppanies aad asking of them questions 70
insulting ard SO Irrelevant that Mr.. Andrews. the
Chairman Of the Committee FELT compelled to call him
70 order NJ Fields. however. was determined not 10
submit 10 any control and proceeded with his drunken
questions til finally the Committee was compelled to
adjourn.
Every New-Yorker FELT mortified a. the course Of
Mr. Fields. and the opinion freely expressed that
no ought 70 bo expelled. That, however. would have
enabled him to attempt the part of martyr. Instead
Of that his colleagues have JUS! inflicted upon him the
most delicate cutting possible and he grad
uay gets sober he viii doubtless feel 1t. The entire
committee, including well the Democratic member
as tho Republicans, have resigned their places
on the Cor m,tee leaving Mr.. Fields q hclp
lees minority of one. Poor Toms a. cold
,a,s n .riend and think oil will
agree that be- Is. He viii b. len the sole member %
that Committee. Another will he formed 10 whom all
IN. business heretofore before the Committee on Cities
a3d Villages win be referred. Mr.. fiel's colleagues
viii oil he upon H. ard he will he LEFT with the comfort
ne sensaion that his fellow Senators refused To serve
on Committees vita him. that he has assured the pas
sage Of the paid Fire Department bill and tGt lie Las
u possiule, damaged klaastf essentially.
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DlE u.

RspTI TT fer long and lingering Illness, Monday.
b rc, Ives and iend Of ire f.y are Invited to the
funeral the rrsd, OF his i'miy No. oS ot"ess2
Brookyn Heights on Sunday ai'ern'0n LIN H'' -
TIE rem aus viii be depoed ia the family vaul. in Green
wood Cemetery. .
CUy-On Wednesday 8,b i. after short Illness. In the
G9b yrar OF her age ,ah H. de wifi Of the Rev. Sauua
Henson o. Do and daughter ef TIE Rev Aaron ciere-
lard. for-nrlg of 1 Connecticut.
The faner win be gitendd the ctprcb of the R.v pr
Adam.> Madison'siuare Oh SATURDAY beN'' ro'' III
GALE--Op Wednesday moninz Feb. e. Frances vile o.
Villain Gale N the OILS: y.ar OF her age. u,,.a
10 attend fnrrs her sr residence, No "oss
Thr'bst on Friday Afternoon a; O'clock without t'''
Tier invitation
HILTON Tuesday 7,h inst. the Rev. Levi L. Hill, aged ~
yeas II months and u day. .
Park iodsr, f. and a. NJ, Lnon CiHlter H. a. W., snd
Manhattan Comrulndory T.. AID Ii" Masonic frss iny
IA No. 455 WI fo y.seventh.t Oh Friday
at o'c cck. without ii,rther invitation.
Hudson a;saii and Kingston pal'f' please copy
JOHNSON Tbar.day Feb. 8, 1906 DR. Cyrus Johns in Tho
The relatives snl friends respectfully invited TO attend as
f.ncrl bis late rcsidence No. % y'st on SS""J'
| I2.h ms, at o'clock D. ~.
KNIGHT-A5 Viliauatur-h, Thursdsy, 9th inst Han
MN wifi OF Abaru Kui, azrd IS years and 70 daya
/ Notice OF funeral Tomorrow.
MAsT1N-On Tnur.day. Feb. Mary f.. daughter Of Tho
late Israel D. Mary Mas,n in the la year OF her
Tic relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
t. attend a. me n as ssc }o 10 F.h,, ave-
Her remain. viii be- taken Mdd'ctown, Orange Co.. for in
! ternent on Saturday, 18th inst.
pAuDOECn Wednesday Feb. 8, at bic residence, No. III
| Foarrh ave. W. W. Paddon, seed % years. =.
The friend. sud elstivrs fuy invited 70 sftens
1 hs funeral on FL dly a'prnoon l0 inst, at 2ocock,
from The Church Of the Messiah. Of Iweatyeishth
| It. and MadI.on eve.
sMITHIn this city, Thursday. Feb Of connection e
m. bi Peter ryson eldest of Geo. W. aud Deborah
| r. Smith In the 2l'h year Of his age: . . . AT,
The friends - family respectfully invited 70 ettrnd the
fn,T from tile Il f. CLuIca. Port Chester "escLes'es
! Co. on Saturday. llih .nss, Of p w.
| sCHERMERuORN-O Thursday morning s,h inst, Marie
| Scherui@,horn, IN the C9th year % her age 80 -, 4,
TIE est aud friends Ct I'll. family are Respectfully nvueo
10 attend n,r funrra at the residence Of hey"y
No place, Brooklyn. on Friday io'a hs~' "
The renIsa, will be taken to Tsrytownfor inerment
sUTTON-A. Bedford Tuesday evening TN inst, aes
s,ere nnc. SARAH daughter of Leonard and Lyda j. SUI
TIE funeral viii i,kr place Friday 10Th inst at the feo-
| Jence OF her iatier, Bedford, WesscAeser Co.
WGHTMaN-,n Wedn esday FEB. ., Anne Eliza, dsngntes
Of John b. arI " f. " yttnnn, osed mcsh ana - day.
Fnncrsl on Friday q. y O'clock from heioPol'an A'e'
| BEoosiyn. =. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
Dnsiurss Notifies.

"To be, or not to be-that's the question"
Whether 70 suffer with mental anguish.
Feveri.h lips. cracking pains, GysPep'ic agon!ss'
Aud namee.s bodily suffering
From. want Of nerve and uniounded pfeJudee'
Or whether wi,h sudden dash,
Jutnp in.o the general current,
sci,. bottle Of rLASrATios FILTERS,
And. d, Guuth,r swrars. be myself man again
Three month, +, is since Thus thought
And spoke with faith exceeding weaA
In, Gunth.r said my eyes were snilow,
MY visasr bagsard, NY breath tremendous Dad
Nv disposi,iou trouh!esomc-n fact,
Tie gently hiu,ed wa. fast orcomiug
q II. Nuisance. ami strongly insisted
And it Wa. thus / reluctantly yielded
Pour bottles now benes,h my YES, have DISAPPEARED
Frsnd, cav chsng.d man now Is Jones
,ly food las relish. ny appetite is keen,
NV step elastic my MUD brill sn,, md
Nine pounds. avoirdupois. is addsd to MY weight
A r.uilr hint followed before too late
Quite .r-, ylng to the tailor, well O. d.. DnAxE.
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TAdy, ri,..nieuf.I
Adys ri,.snenf.I
Irp CONSTITUTION " ATEN 4 EAIE IElAL.-

GIVE CONSTITUTIONS WATER \ FAIE TRIAL
We mean you who under some specialists care rom
year to year and particularly Gludc u iaaIcs WHO
are constantly resortnE 10 Lcci treatment and all sorts
oi local applications fog dseas.s LA much chance GA
success ~ there would be from local applications 10 TIE
throat for diseases ~ the braiI Sold wholesale by
MORGAN l. ALLFN No. 80 CllI H.. and all druggists
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MARgIK ID.

MAC LAUCRLAN-ARBtCkLE-O Thunday. OH inst.
AZ ConunuYipaw n. j. ~ the Rev ttr. Ps,rsu w. J:
A. NscIsuci IN oil this city Miss Martha ) Arbucke %
Conmunipaw.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "Wednesday, Feb. 9. ct the
DR. McEiroy j. Madison Horton,tO Mary A. csashter II
the late Samuel Cassel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

FINE SKATING on THE FIFTH AVENUE POND
The cold weather succeeding tho heavy s'"rw OF
Tuesday aud Wednesday has rendered tho ice on ths
pond in superb condition. the surface being entirely
smooth and CLASSY. large crowd present yester
day afternoon and evening. and enjoyed themselves
fully. Music from an excellent band cnyens tic scene
lniY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

idS eI'i-srn1f.
NINE. DEMoREsTs IMPERIAL DRESS ELEyA-
TORSO easy of application and Convenient ~ raise
80 dross ann Lex il down at VIII No walking dress
/. NOW considered compete without one. Price .!
cents and 81 ut No i5J Broadway. sent iIce by mall
on receipt Of the price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

CHEROKEE PILLS FEMALE REGULATOR
Shl by all Druggists. al per box. IAirty two page
| namphirt free Address DR.. w. Il. MEEWN Co.,
| No. Is LibeItyst., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
tAdvcrtisemen'.I
PARTICIPATION.

MARKET FIRE issuance CoMpAsY.
Nor IN 1.-THE RING"
or any combination to parties IN their bus
but with
RATES AND RULES FREE
continues TO insure respectable parties ON fair and rea
sonable terms
When Brokers. under the restrictions OF "Ini
RIsG.p decline to bring in risks, tie Commissions vii
be conceded to the Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

ADVERTISEMENT
.JEgPgR3, SO Broadway, is selling his stock Of
Ladies' and Childrcns Boots ard Shoes and inc tents
Sinners AZ low prices. Jciiers. 573 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

COuvcRA

'pee''' "'p.c" :" .. Pa. Thursday. Feb. O. 1868
80, on under tho auspices
Low Rights League Of Penn.
u '"0 .''0'0u - largely attended by the
a"i" 10 -. colOred people Of the
State. Speeches haze been nado -, ,sonro,d.
eolored men which equal. IL not ,-~e,o.. W..
uttered by white men Oh the subject cn 90 -.
terday the Convention adopted series Ns.~.a~
Of sentiment worthy Of the emulation OF e. -.
in the land. The Legislature Of Penrsyi'sh
tend the Convention tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

CURE FOR CoUGu OR CoLD-AS soon rs there
T. the .chtss, uneasue,s IN the Chest with difficulty Of
A..,i - ,.a,icus of Coush take daring the day few
"Bnowss BRONCHIAL TRocHEs' Containing oemnlceht
ingredients, they Apy Pulmonary Irritation Military Officers
and soldiers should them in readiness upon The FIRST ap
n.ar,nce Of a Cold OF Coueh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
5ueeial Notices.

Fourth Assembly District Union Association
rss,i,, of IN, a,oye Association will BE- teld Al no
SeL'-,i. ON FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. H., al i O'Clock.
JAMES W. TERRY AhIhipALo 1900,
Secretary iicsi1eHe
Ninth Ward Union Associntior.-Beeck,r buitd,n,S
FRIDAY EVENING. Feb y a. :. O'clock hesu az mummy
neeN"s' Va ALIEN. II. KEECH, President
Gro " FRIED Secretary.
Scycnfernih Ward Citizcns' Assorintuivonn,,xx
,.-r Getting OF this Association Nh De Leld Fniphn
EtENING lOih inst. at No. - Cooprr institute. a. y
aclocs Rv order RICHARD H. BOVINE, President
IIonArlo EAGLE S,cr,tlEy.
Au,. - Dir.,u,ou Il the Cooper Institute ~ ESDAY
FTFNIN 4th Inst Fo. particulars, see advertisements
unJ,r bc.d - Lecture. pud NesingG"
United states LOdse No. 2O1, X. X A. M.-Ths
,eb.T Of Ibis Lodge hereby led attend the
iuur,l of ous late brother CHARLES g. T. Posi- from his
lac residence No % La'sye,tepace Or FRiDAY feb 10 d
IA O'clock D. by Order u W, SINCLAIR, NJ
'WN n. TuoyPsoS Seer. ary,
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IMPORTANT TRIcMPH OF SCIENCE.

Ye Of patient research and unweared experiment kindly
assisted by the frs scientific and ,sOna character In
NewYork, have produced and perfected
CmgvitiSRs
LIN yoB rHs HAIR
Tue Bssr tIAia DREsslSa OFFERED TO ruE PUBLIC
IT RESTORES GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR,
Gyins fresh and natural Appearance. VIII stop Its Ins
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Doe, no, stain IT,. skin nor soil the whies fabric Is entirely
dsercn. from any other preparation. Price, = per bottle
s. per hal dozen, in fancy boxes Can be sen. BY express
For sale ., the drug stores.
SARAn 4. CuEvAIER, " D.,
No Liza Broadway, New.Ycrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

CoIIC DYsgYTEaY.-takc TWO tablespoon
full, Of INDICATED PHENrPtE CiplE every zen miu,cS
a., e5J fo iron, 10 e quart OF cold water. aud inject
hni pint every fifteen minutes. You Will soon be all
hight.
sopr TgpoAr.-Ada ten drops Of the MErIcATEp
crrn 10 mint oil cold WAFER ana use as eaIGiei puI
n Wet cloth around your meek when yon iciisc.
i. T. BMBrT, sole Agent
Nus CT to "a Washing toI-st.. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

po.f.fice Notice.Ihe mails for Grea. Britain and ns
Continent via Southampton and Bremen per sesmer AMEn
CORN viii clse at this ctoe onsATunDAY the 18th dayN
r.bruaIy at Oi O'Clock and at the up town Office. -
loy.: atoms and X, 10 Stations aud u, y M
stations L asa y. u .. E. Sts;i0n q: sam,y
JAMES KELLY. ~
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
'Vhe Groyesteen Piano Forte

n still retains its precedence aud great popularity
aud after UNDERGOING gradual improvements for PEE
riod p thirty years s prononn Led by the musical
world to be unsurpassed aui unequaed in rich
ness, volume and purity of tone durability and cheap
ness. Our new scale French action, harp pedal, iron
frame, over strung bass seven octave rosewood pi.
amos we are selling cheaper by from SlO0 to $500
han the same st le and finish sold by any other
rstclass makers in the country. ID, aers and all in
want Of good pianos are invited to send for De.
seriptiva Catalogue, which contains photographs of
our different styles, together with prices No one
should pur' hase piano without seeing this Cata
iogus Medls almost without number, have been
awarded to the Groveseen Plano, and the Celebrated
Worlds air though put in competition with others
from all parts of Euro pc aud tue U. g, it took the
highest awad
tkstabiished 1885 Grovesteen Co,
49g BROADW AY, NEW YORK.
July 90, lSC5-y, II, II. =, & Co.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02

1N MEM ,RtAM.--By divine permission.
the Funeral obsc quies of PHILIP A. KLINE
who died in Eot llD1in, on the Fourth
Of July last, will be attended by Rev. j..
7. Harvey al Benton, on Lords day Sept.
10th, at 10 o'clock, a NJ. His friends and
the Public are respectfully Invited to at
tend.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02

Il Base AUark! Thomas Duun, IN
speaking Of cur nominee for Commissioner,
calls hsp,, "our friend, JOHN f, Fowler,
Esq" Pee Joba wants to kill MIR. Fowler.
We hope our democratic friends will not
hold L q Fowler responsible for this vile
slanders
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02

One TWh THE Smu, Machine,
most remarkably, tells one truth in this
weeks issue. 1t says, speaking Of our
Orangovlle Meeting, that, the "atten.
dencc has been large" ?HomaS Duna,
we fondly hope, is improving in vcracity
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
The Berwick Gazette.

j. s. SANDERS, Esq, has introduced
his paper TO the public with new head
ing, and in neat dress Of new type. 1t
makes very Gne appearance and is con.
Quoted with creditable ability Success to
the Berwick Gazette.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
DEMOCRATIC CALL.
AIR Brtce'S A9jreSS.

Democrats who undi,mayed,
Stand for freedoms fight arrayed,
Meath the Constitutions shade
Shout your glorious battle cryi
Grand sons OF old seventy sig,
ScorniDg Stanton, Holt and Dix,
By the right, our course we fix,
Ever shouting ''liberty''
That for which our Fathers rose
And dealt full many sturdy blows,
Whilst the Tories fed our foes,
Dragging of their "loyalty :"
Do you know those Tories sonS
Trace the blood, see where it ruus,
And as sure a3 shine the suns,
They are shouting "loyalIy.'
Ye who with Mcclellan fought
Who with Sherman wonders wrought
Who with Meade the foemeu taught
Rally to the call againi
Hearts of oak and nerves OF steel
Ye who feared no foul bastlle,
To your country always leal,
Gather 10 from hill and glen
Gather in your power and might,
Gather for the cause OF right,
And may Heaven its purest light
Shed upon your brave arrays
Raise the glorious banner high,
Shout aloud your battle cry,
Let the mountains make reply,
Liberty for aye and aye
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Draudroth's Pills General Assistant

Drandreth's Pills General Assistant Of
IbNatute. What Is health What is disease
Health is when the supply and expenditure are
equal. Disease when the supply and expenditure arc
unequal
HANDRETH's PILLS impar certain expulsivo
powers to all matters the body whose life is belew
tue standard Of the surrounding party. which have
remained longer than the time nature designed So
infevers and all that class Of cases which in
to morGcaton randreth's Pills have marvellous cur
alive qualities. our bodies continually changing
and 1t IS by this change live. Should matter re-
main in organs beyond the time designed pain
and Inflammation set in, which is nothing than
preparatory effort for good. All Brandreth's Pills
are supposed from the results TO do is simply
Assisting These Efforts Of Mature.
August g. IsO5-1 mo.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-02
Mob Mountain Songs.
- OIL
When this Old Hat was New.

Before this hat was made
King George was 90 the throne,
Our Fathers all were rebels then
Aud fought with Wa hington
The Tories cheered for old King George
The Revolution rhroOgh;
And Dragged about their loyalty,
Ere this old hat was now,
When this Old hat n s new
The sons OF that base crowd
Revived the cry Of "Loyaty,'
And beloved it aloud
The Government our Fathers made
For tn m would never do;
And Trey have torn its bulwarks down
Since ibis old h1t was new.
When this old bat WAS new
There was 90 public debt,
No Greepbacks took the place Of golt, ,
No milljoEairc had vt
His Pile for Seven. Thiries spest
Ou which 10 tax was due,
Bot each man fairly r,jd h'a tax
Wacn tais ola hat vas new.
Whrp thu Old bat was ncw
Elections still were free,
Aud every man was thought to have
a gight to libcrtyi
Arrests were mads By course Of law,
Tri,ls were speedy too,
Aud Seward rang no iulo bell,
%hen ,li@ old hat vas n2w.
When this oil hat waa new
This land was in It's primo,
Miscegenntion was untaught
In all this happy cline
And white rolbsthsn wcrothoughtas goo(
As Sambo Cuff or Sue;
Bat things have sadly changed about
Since tbs old bat was ns@.
when this old bat was new
The poor white man was FREE,
And every year a bran new boy
Gould dandle on his knee:
Bat now, for every child he has,
He's taxed till ail is blue;
Dut thioge tell you were not so
When thi, old hat WAS new.
When this cd hat was new
God dollars did abound,
Aud not a stamp IN all the land
Could any where be found
But now you dare not kiss your wife
Uoless You stamp her too;
Bat thing tell YOU We're not so
When thi, old hat was new.