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OOIEEATI AILROAD,
lss4S. WHITE ARRAHGKHEE1. 1885,

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don, Shelby, Orestlids, Gallon, GilsAd, Care
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AZ Grafton, Wellington New London. SbelDYl
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GOES
COUGH BALSAM
eurss sore throat and
soreness Cf the chest and
.lungs-
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VLEVRLAND AND FITTsBDBeH

uLKVRLANU AND fILLSb1bih
u m Al A D.
Iss. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1885.
on and aaer Monday. May 18th. ls65, Trains leave
Cleveland dalg. (Suncays excepteD a. follows:
ssD A D.-mAlA-ArrTga A. rrlsourBh t:0 H
Hsrrisburzn An A ~ baltinore ~ A. IA
Washingtop da.35A ~, Philadelphia $50 A. ~
80 H HsY York VUoOA. ~, Wheeling 8 % ?. n Uons
meets 1t Hudson WIKI o. q u h-k- ior AXIOM
sad hilersburah.
Harrfsburgh 7:50 A. n, Ba4t1nloEe HE p
Jaip Washfnzton $40 P. n, PhlGdellnh Ba0 p
90 New York 2:t5 p. n, WheelinG 6.@ A. - -
AN PfM-ACOOMMODATIOH-FOr Hudson ana
= fntsrmediats Stations, OuyshogA kala, Akrons
and MuIersburzh, oOnnecting at OrrViAe via
- r. W. : 0. ~. Tor Canton, nasztlon, Woo
ter and Mansheld.
gears run through from PittsDnI8n sc" AOlAt
Via Alisnt0Wn) without chAngs.
~ Fare a. i0N ~ - a1Y otue- o1es
~ Through Tickets can b prnfrrad at thsus3on
F5oFaf BHes- WPdufli House, at the pepOk, or the
,. 3. DEVnRIuX. saBs,
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RAILROADS.
TLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
A RAILWAY.
spring and sumner arrangements.
TEka E6ea Ko4aey, Key sA, 1855.

dBN8 4UtIE A9EI15l ny Oh lo09s
To Tsrou9h Expres Trains DAny) between
GEVELAHD and NEW YORK
HDAY ExPnEss, leaves Cleveland Sundays szoopt-
al - ESQ A. n, arrives at headThle AZ
Dinner salsmsuoa st 5.s6 ?. H., el sPlns Carsl
and New York q LILO ?. H
sHlsHF ExPREa," leaves UsTeIaDd Saturdays
txeaptsdJ At s:45 ,. n, tSlssping Cars attached,J
Arrives 81 Aesdyfls s. loo A n, Salamanca az
G0QL H., and Nee York st IO.So ?. n.
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WHITE sHIRTS-IN ALL
VI sizes aRd qualities, 1t prices baIoE anything
In the market. Just opened.
H-QDaWTHTT 3 co, o.
my2s 7Aldn Public sqaTsl
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6ELDs sFROIFIO PILLS-WAR

FEErD IN ALL ~0AsES.-OAn % rallied
E1ToT en- 70 auraI Do nos nausaGtsi Are lpssa
. sotioul EOchsEEs Of dist requirsdi Do not IL
tSrffrs with bGEnsus purEuisli Dan Be uBed with
- dstsoiion Upward Of S0ouras the past month
Ems q them very severe ea1o4- OVoz one hun
ar.d phFuiciana have used theu 10 thsir prso-
HNelebd rpsAk vel Of tksir s0cAsy, md approVa
81 their o5mpodhsa, WhieA b ontiraly VsgstAblss
and harmless OF rs syFtsm. Runaredl Of esrftAs
ate ean b ahoun- Bells Specific Pi1s ara III.
EHnEl and oEly genuine Specific III thsy Ars
sdsrtsd for mAis and fer1aiss oieor young ane
"a only reliable remsdy for sdeeting . permna
1cpt and speedy care in al osges % bperrastorrheA-
- Hruinaf WezkusE with 81 rs trains OF sylAs
SrS6 - UrsthrEl END Vaginal DiBehsrges, elect,
b wits, Nightly or InVoluntaU Emissions, In.
so1tfusuns, Genital Debility aud Irr1tGhtdtys In
rotsrcy. Weaknsz1 or loss Of Power, NervouH De-
blfty, 10, &C., al ofWhich arise principally fro
ksrusi Exoezs6 or Self Abuse, or some oonBtttu-
HIopfl Serangement, and inoapAoitEtes the Su1rraE
6ra1s ui6ifng the dutiss Of married Life. In Al
srxusI dIssaEsa, uE Gouorshes, Glset and Structures,
n51euIfina Physician fer ths treatment OF Setlinals
urnnFy, sexual sad HeFvous D1seA9asB who WI
md, Hes 20 AZ, the foloNtng EAuAota SoEEt N
Esisd e~nxel0ps.
FEE FrTmEU THoUlEgD.-DTs Belu froanS On
al Abuss. Prematurs DcoayI Impotence and La
81 Power, Sexual Diseases Seminal Neaknoal
UirhtlT Emissions, Genital Debility g., &c. >
nsmphiet Of o. pages, containing Important ed
49, ~ fho a ieted, and which should Be read b.
synrT uFsger, a. ths means Of cure In thoseyorsss
rssres e piaiaIr st forth. Two ramps required
20 pay n1lfbes-
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CUES
COUGH BALSAN
cures hOATseness and
tickling IN the throat
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ULUELAND AND TOLEDO r Z


oon,ausiona Ars uaSds at MoBroeTfls Win ths sAas
dnSFT- ManE6eld q Newark r. z; at Clyde with th1
BSnduaU, Dayton 3 Gncinnat B. 3. 81 Frsmoqt
Gifh ~ fremoat & Indiana B. 3; and Il Toledo
5ith ~ MIchfzan Southern B Northern IudianA ard
S|oisdo 4 Wabash Railroads for Chtcago, betroik
Jackson, Font Wayne, Logan5poE Laayette. IAins
nm AniVS In UsIsland hGm Toledo and ths
Wet ri q.e A. n, ass ?. -. and eaQ IN. Ero9
-saadalg 4 suSL
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YOUNG MEN,

mOny.
YOUNG MEN,
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper prscices, will find this 9 Dispensary
where there's no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where eysry sne Of such cases are cured per-
manently. No books published by nor issued from
this institution, by which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring a Female Regulator,
shOald enclose one DO Lar and three postage stamps,
and by return mail they will receive, with full d.
~rectiOns, the only reliable Female Regu ator in use.
This Regulatory fast becoming the favorite Ofladies
everywhere, simply because its action is mild and
safe and can alwsysb be depended upon in removing
ohssrnctiuns from Gods and any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation should contain one dollar and 8
postage stamp for answer. Office and rooms ar
rangedtbat patients never see each other.
Consultation and services 81 the office, free TO the
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 3 TO 6 P. NJ
Office and Dispensary open from s A. NJ. 70 P. NJ,
dsily, exceot Sundays. Alnecessarys surgical oper-
atoms performed.
Address, Dr. DEHAhT.
9 llr.. Pest once Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
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81 --f.- Rcst once Drawer %, Oet1olt, pnch-
Enclose two postage stamps and send for circular
Of questions, and, If properly answered. medicines
oan be seuE ts any part of the country. Remember
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow lH--i Iei ma9:r4dh.w
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COUGH BALSAM
relieves . ~oonBump1Vs
cough - soon - It IL
taken.
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rr. Sole HORACE PoRPYFoHs 81
a took 3 great deal of pains with
~nd was rather proudlOf it when
~ Cor Ithough Sddicted towritlng
vas By no means s Hue9s prose EIl;eL a
Hs sealed the note with the ar Of snln-
mad man, vhe enjoys the consolation q.
having done his duty and pa: ne
most himself. In the evening ne Te9llo
IL tbeatre TO dissipate the blues one
IF ne actors reminded him Of ne mule
- n t5e snuf.colored coat he mad sen
IN the morning leave the dirty Asuse' In
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DEAL THREAD ~COLLARS-FKOM
IO 62% cents to 81 rs. Very cheap
J.. H. DEWITT 4 CO,
my23 7sBd IL Public square. q
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
Patriotism VS.. Loyalty.

Loyal means feohy TO a person, patri-
otsm means love of ones country. A
person may be loyal and be a traitor
The Quakcrs 10 the Revol ution we're call
ed loyalists, and were so In every sense
of that word, and Jet they were the bit
terest nemies the country had. They
had no love for the people they lived among
nor wish Tor the prosperity Of the country,
they lived iu, They were Tories of the
deepest eye, There was no patriotism in
their ranking bosoms. Yet they loved
to be called loyal and to offciate together
as such What the word meant then it
means now When you hear ofa loyal per-
son he is one who loves some individual sup
remely and would rather serve him than hi'
country. He does not believe that rulers
are servants, bat demigods, and he treats
them as such. On the other hand, the pa
triotic mau-we like hat namc-. is a
man who considers himself as the sover.
ClUu dlu tUt EultI us seCNduh iiO io'No
his country supremely, far above any per.
son in the laud. lie would oppose every
officer that would iujure his country 10
benefit himself. He would fight and die
for the land of his birth or Of his adoption.
lie is not loyal--knows nothing about
jcalty to any lord but be is patriotic -
Loyalty is u word that was invented un'
der the old leudal system to express the
duties the vassal owed to the lord, and 1t
hps the same import now that it had then
The meaning Of the word cannot be chang
ed. When the fathers of our Democratic
institutions discarded the last v0stige OF the
Ieuda system and made The people the
soveri they discarded the word "loyal,' y
aud their patriotic d,cepdanls should do
the same.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
]. Wilkes Booth.

A story is in circulai ion 10 the effect
that Booth, the murderer Of President
Lincoln, is not dead, b'i it is now in Scot
land, under an assumed name. While we
can scarcely credit this story, we deem 1t
proper to republSh the following remarks
Of the Dubuque Herah upon the subject,
leaving our readers TO draw their own con.
clusions. The questions asked by the
HeraM are opropoS aud will produce some
thought ia the minds OF thinking com.
munity;
A FEW PERTINENT QUESTIONS.
A few days ago we ubished the sub.
stance OF New York dispatch to the Gin.
cinnai Gazette, which stated that j, Wilkes
Booth was alive, and living tacog in Scot.
land. The dispatch stated that after the
assassination be took passage at Batmol {
upon o sailing vessel which was engaged
for the emergency, and made good his es-
cape. This extraordinary Information
came from a republican source, and wa'
first given publicity in republican joarD'
al. A, the time of copying the di.patcf
we made no comments upon the intorma
tiop it conveyed. Neither do We now in
tend to say anything in regard TO its au
thcnticity. But we wish to ask TWO qnes
tons, and call the attention OF our re
publican coIemporaries 10 them. They
are
lst. If Booth was shot and killed b.
Boston Corbott, and his body buried where
ono mortal eye would ever look upon it,
why was full and free pardon offered ,c
Mrs. Surratt il she would disclose the route
Booth took in his flightl
2nd Ii Booth was captured and dspos
cd of as above indicated why are the large
rewards which were offered for his capture
by the War Department, by the city o.
Baltimore, aud other corporations, no.
paid over to his captors
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

TROUBLE BREWING. - Forney's Tres'
recommends the Abolition State Conven
tion to keep clear Of the negro suffrage
question-dec airing Pennsylvania prohib
its negroes from voting, and nothing can
be done till it this changed. The Pitts.
burg Comme, ci0t takes the Eess to task
for such shuffing, and favors meeting the
issue boldly. Curtin, Mcclure & Co. keep
pouring hot shot into Cameron and the
League wing of the party. Mcclure says
in recent number Of his paper that 81
mon was turned out of the Cabinet with
out previous notice, and afterwards cen
sured for dishonesty by vote Of his own
party in Congress. While this "war in
Africa" is progressing, entire harmony
prevails in the Democratic ranks and there
is no trouble about proclaiming our posi-
ZION on the negro suffrage question. We
all believe our fathers made this a white
mans governments ,and we shonld preserve
it as such.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

"WoNDER If the Democrat has any
more candidates to announce for Assem-
bly, !"--&ou Ofthe No,th.
Why this iasnuation on the part of
Mr.. JAcoBY. Is not this free country,
are not democrats at liberty to canvass
for Office, and have not Editors the right
TO print proper notices in their journals :!
We have been taught so to think.
In 1861, there were three candidates
before the people of Columbia county, for
the Legislative nomination. He printed
sll their notices. We found no fault with
him for so doing.
The next two years the candidates be.
longed to Mountour. Last year, again,
there were three candidates in the field for
the Legislature. Their names were all
printed by Mr.. Jscoby, he, himself, being
one ofthe number, and got the nomination
Nobody, we believe, complained.
But has he forgotten, that after be re.
coivcd lbe nomination last year, the enemy
induced Democrat Of high character, to
be a candidate. We took the response
b lity of e6scti"g that gsntlemau's decli
nation to secure Mr., Jacobys election and
it was accomplished. We then heard no
growl, from any quarter
The other candidate who is one Of our
patrons, Sent by two Ot his Democratic
friends, to have his name announced for
Assembly. We told them frankly that we
regretted bis determination, and could We
see him in person, we should use our in-
huence to persuade him from his purpose,
as We did an aspirant last year, and the
friends of another gentleman this year
but as this could not be done, our only
remaining alternative was to insert bis
name or incur the censure Of himself and
friends. We may have erred 10 judg-
ment, and if so, ask forgiveness,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
HI,inColu Hirelings.o

The manner in which the Republican
sticks to this text, and hearing p. John,
p. Risbcl, and parson Wilson discussing
the same subject, induced us to believe
that the whole thing was false. Other
wise those three reputable " peisou-
ages would not have insisted on it. BY
reference 10 Senator Buckalews spec ch,
which was taken down in short hand al
the time, it will be seen that the tern, aOas
mol used AT the closing part, he used the
term "inoslent hirelings" in speaking Of
the contemplate hounds who stayed at
home to dog their neighbors. As we be-
fore remcrked, ii was fitting term.
In regard to the assertion that Sen,
ator Buckalew refused ',o vote man
or dollar" for no one else is referred to,
it is palpable an error as the other. BY
referring to the records it will be seen tha
be voted for 5000 900 900 in one batch
That our readers may have this matte
IN It's true light, we append an extrac
from the speech alluded to.
"And conceive it my duty at this june
ture, unpleasant as the task may be, t.
denounce the men who compose The exist
ing Administration as men who hav
prostituted their high powers; who bav
brought upon the country the horrors OF
war they might have aver'ed who hav'
taken our brothers by thousands and sen
them to fields of slaughter who hav
loaded US with thousands OF millions 0
debt who have broken the laws our ia
theirs gave US and ent insolent hirelirgs Il
seize our people who have repeated hert
the abuses Of the despotic and wicked gov
ernments of the old world, and who yet
Notwithstanding all this. have the supreme
and unexampled impudenco to come be
fore freemen asking TO be reelected 10 th,
Offices which they have disgraced." +
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
Something New.

We call attention to the advertisement
Of the Duplex Elliptic or double Spring
Skirt. Though recent invention, it has
become very popular, and is rapidly OBJ
tanning the preference over other kinds in
use. The rods in it are composed each
of two delicate and well-tempered steel
springs, which are ingeniously braide
together edge to edg, the lower rods heav-
ier, and having double covering, This
peculiarity Of construction makes this
skirt very strong aud durNbe, and also so
exceedingly flexible that it readily adapt'
itself TO the form OF the wearcr, and allows
of any amount of doubling and crushing
without injury to its shape. These skirts
are upquestonably he lightest, most de-
sireable, com mtor,able and economical ever
made. These are advantages which la
dies, who have experienced the discom
fort and inconvenience Of single springs
will duly appreciate.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
State News Items.

New wheat from Wisconsin sold at
sl7s per pushcl.
The laying Of the Atlantic Cable
has proved failure.
The Mexican emigration movement
which was so lively in st Louis q few
weeks ago, has entirely sub'ided.
The work of repairing the damaged
railroads in Virginia goes on rapidly, and
it will no. be long beloro such communi.
cation will be restored throughout the
State.
Twenty one thousand two hundred
and fifty.seven acres of public lands were
entered at Winnebago City, Wisconsin,
during last month, for actual settlement
uudcr the homestead law, the cash sales
alone footing up to one thousand and forty
nine dollars.
Gen. Grant arrived at Detroit Satur.
day evening, and was welcomed in bchal
Of the citizens by Hon. Theodore Romney
and Senator Howard.
Simon G Cameron, the great Win ncba
90 Chief, has been dubbed a Doctor o
Laws (!) by some one horse concern Of Q
College up The Susguehaupa river. Will
as much propriety might the degree Of d
D. have been conferred upon him.
Cyrus l. Pershing Esq has beer
pominated for the fifth time, by the Dem
ocrats Of Cambria GO. for Assembly. The
four year, Mr. P. has served in thl Leg.
islature has proved him to be ono of thu
best men in the State. He was anani'
mously nominated for Speaker last year.
The captain of a vessel now unloading
in New London has u hive IF bees which
came on the vessel st Cil Pint in May
last. When in port he bees 90 ashore
for fooj when at sea hc feeds them will
mo- 'ses
About sixty paymest"rs have beer
rcvctted by Stanton, Tor "iai,hiuI an,
mertorious serv ces.'' What do the war
worn veterans, who waited 50 long and st
wearly for the visit s of said payma,ters
think OF this
A general reception was held las
Satu day at the White House, on which
occasion all the guests having business
with the President were admitted. Tht
health of the President is said to be muct
better.
Now Is THE TIME.-Few persons or,
aware Of the fact that in canning tomatoes
they should select The earliest brought tc
to market. They are vastly super or tc
those of ate growth, can be kept louger
and prodIcc more abundautly. Although
the prices are somewhat higher than the.
will be in a few weeks hereafter, the toma
toes now offered will prove cheaper in tn,
and than those purchased late in the sea
son. llousekeepers would do well to heeC
this advice.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
DEATHS.

HATTIE L. daughter of Nathan ant
Elizabeth Bomboy, departed this life a
Girardsville, Schuylk co. Pa. August s
1865, aged 10 years, s mouths, and II
days
He' days aud her nigh is # distress.
And her hours Of ahiiclion are DER
She has met with happy release,
She has gone to be trouslrd 70 NOR,
The hearts of her parents are sad
For here they shall her no more;
But oh NAV they meet her again,
In JOY on that Heavenly shore
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19
The Three Days Meeting.

The 6ual arrangements are being per-
fected to make this the grandest meeting
ever held in Columbia County. Speeches
will be made on current topics by able
men ,-original poetry will be read or
sung.-the history of the "Columbia Co.,
Invasion" will be givsn,-a band of mu-
sic has been engaged, board and canvass
tents will be erected flags displayed and
in fact everything done TO make the gath
ing harmonious and successful. The cti
gems should make arrangements to be there
the ,0hole time, as the proceedings will be
equally important throughout OF course
no liquor can be sold on the ground, nor
will amy rowdyism be permitted, The
people should bring ample supplies, as the
good people of Orangeville will not be in
3 condition to furnish all with ratons,
The objects of the meeting are fully
stated in the hand bills. To all who ia
vor Constitutional Liberty, and oppose
the pernicous doctrines of Nego Equality,
a cordial welcome is extended. Nay,
more; We even invite our Abolition friends
TO come and hear true Jcfferscnian Doc.
trines enuncated.
One Of the results of the meeting will
be to show the enemies of the Union. that
strong party still exists, pledged to
stand by the Constitution and its guaran,
tees, and determined not to rest until civil
law is restored throughout the land
Power cannot intimidate or disaster crush
it. Co-existcat with the Government i;
will fall only with it. And now, as in the
darkest hours of trial. it forms the rear
guard to our Constitution, around which
every true lover OF his country can rally.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-19

sD- Horace Greelcy's salary as editor
Of the Tribune has been raised by the
stockholders from $4,000 year to ST..
500, When not out Of town he Usually
writes two columns. Few men, perhaps,
would object to advocating negro suffrage
or any other ism," for that SUN.