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WINE OF TAR eoRtGins oil ne Ned
ieui utTtUes Of PINE TREE TAR.
TT IS UNNECESSARY 10 SPEAK or
4 the curative properties Of Tnr.. The world
Knows that &c It's medical properties are prom
erty eNtE0cted and held In solution that fheFa
are rev II any remedies eQuAl TO it II eitTiJl0
az 1ltTpm AID lang piasaill sitiiii-l . LIE
~. Us great curative powers are bringing 4 TO
IIle attention Of physicians and they fiIlfl no
pefseVeTed In. - - stis.ff7
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aqapte1 70 hoth ildren and Adults -
~ \ tvSEc Ewing new VtVoF and iihs n fIlR
sgS!eln, e Is preferable TO the many
tl1eh crowd the market and bnVa < tST,iiSIc1,y
% ineIeQRe mtempeIRnfIs = slAAes&iSS
lF1iSE OF TAR citrei Cnsor3yn y&t1l,,
Sonfhs. Soldz Sore Throat ana RFeSs4 fIIS 1.-s,
ehitts Asthma, DiplheHia, Gravel Dla6ofsS
and diseases o. the Kldney and BiaIiiier SISS
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SFFepaTed only by - fl,rif sls'is5 - Z.
OLIVER CROOK e CO. Z
Ask foE Dr.. PToctor's WINE or T,AFn
improved
BeWare OF COunterEelts.
Genuine have swine Of Tar'' blown ON
For sale by I. H. Logan & Co. and IoVan
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By our exchanges we learn that tho
popular comedian, Mr.. John t. Raw
mOnd, with Mr.. Theodore Hamilton. IL
conducting the Savannah (Ga.l Theatre
Thetr management Is said to be hirbIV
satisfactory. Mr.. Raymond, twill Ge
remembered, was Mt Washington Hall
with nus company last winter and
spring. He won host OF friends here.
who VIII be pleased to hear of his sue,
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THE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are ut hEt very
siipht, Persons find they have q cold, that
ihey have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the changes of temperature; IN
the pee may e g, siignt
Saaaa aSIiH ~
comes chronic, the discharges are increased In
6uantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or congneq
OF. The secretions are offensive, causing Q ba1
breath the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes
destrye fnesS Ii emily k6kk4 place.
Another common and important symtom OF
Catarrh Is that the person Is Obliged to clear
his throat in the morning OF thick or sunny
mucous, which has fallen down trom the mead
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
WY 70 lie ln6 and Ehotld 9useno ttmein
The Above are but few ofthe many Catarh
Symptoms.
A single Bottle will last n month-to
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For Sale

.ONE AMONG THE BEST BUSINESS
" Stands in the city-a three story brick
house ON Water street, adjoining the SpFigP
House, q feet front and 66 feet deem. will 6e
A1rS Ss f, Terms Real Il r i1ssslH s,,,,t
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THEATRIcAI.-Madamo Scheller con-
Guided her engagement here on satur-
day evening last. She goes nom here
to Dayton, Ohio, where we wish her
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GARPETS. OF EVERY Descriptions
" l1st rseStYedby II. q HARBOUR
seH 13 lIRln street.
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me Sense n Taste and Smell Restored.

It Cures CArARRH and Pain in the Temples
No 7i6aIeHt ss4tihE ing the Head. o3a
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It Cures CATARRH In all Its Types and Stages.
It Cures GG IA "a and averts Consumption.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-26
Growing Brighter.

Every day The prospects Of the Democ.
racy grows brighter. From every qaar-
ter we bear the most cheering news, aud
looking little into the future, we can
see numbers innumerabls driven to our
standard by the effects of abUlitiouism. -
While our party is united, harmonious
and determined, the opposition is divided,
wraugling and disheartened. They see the
result of their own work, aud in it read
the doom Of their once powerful organi.
cation. The hobby upon which they rode
into power carried them to their political
grave-tbs means they resorted to, to res
tain power, crushed them with its own
weight, and now, helpless, hopeless, driv.
90 to he wall BY their Own folly, and ths
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From the New York Tribune
"Miiitary Justice" Again.

Col. H. S Olcott, ho writes us let ter
elsewhere published, is one of the mine
officers, twenty servants, ,one photographer
and thirty four horses" who compose the
Doubleday court martial-he being a
colonel on detective business of the War
Department, We shall briefly answer his
points.
l. If the expenses of the Doubleday
court martial are paid out of the amount
reserved from Cozzens' contracts, who
pays the expenses Of the United States
Circuit and District Courts, in Philadel.
phia, and the further expenses of the Of
ticers OF the army, who are doing work
which these "nino officers, twenty servants
Que photographer and thirty.four horses, u
should be doingl
II. According to Col. Olcot, the gov.
ernment makes enough out of Cozzens to
pay the court. If there were no court,
would not all this be clear gain! The
money goes,and no adequate return comes
from it; and so far as debt and uunecess.
airy expense are concerned, it might as
we'll be in Cozzens pocket as in that Of
the court. The money most certainly
does not 90 to the Treasury, where it be-
longs.
Ill, Col. OlcOtt explains Judge Thomp.
sons decision. That decision was plain.
Cozzens was arrested "by order of the
Secretary of War;" aud discharged by
the same Secretary in Difference to the
gathering wrath Of Penpsylvsnis. Tbsrs
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among the Abolitionisls.
To the Union Men OF the Fourth
Congressional District.

long and successful career in crime
emboldons the guilty. A recent illustra-
ton OF This law Of human nature impes me
to violate my lifelong rule of conduct,
and for once to notice political slanderer
| do not, however, address you for the
purpose of repelling his inucndoes or
ialsenoods. My life has been passed among
you, and il its record, familiar to you all,
d oes not repel them, l have lived in vain.
My purpose is simply to pierce the mail
ofi.l-gotten gold in which the slsuderer
has clothed himself, and given you a
glimpse oil the loathsoms object it protects.
The papers of Friday announced that
Simon Camerson, of Dauphin county, was
serenaded by his friends on the preced-
ing evening at the Girad House in this
city, and avaied himself OF tho occasion
10 viIllfy my colleagues and myself, "the
Congressmen OF Philadelphia" in a
speech 10 tho assemblage.
was but yosrh when FIRST heard
the name of Simon Cameron, and it was
as the perpetrator OF a great crime, lie
had been made the agent OF the Govern.
nent to carry a large amount of noLey due
them, to the Winnebago Indians, and bad
taken advantage Of their ignorance aud
helplessness to enrich himself. Tho OF
you who had then attained to manhood
you may not, after the lapse of so many
years, revive the burning indignation with
which you regarded the infamous swindler
of be poor lndians,w doubtless remem
Der that instead of paying them in specie
which the governmen confdsd TO him for
hat purpose, he retained it and gave
them the notes OF the Mlddletown bdnk,
OF which he was an owner. At their en-.
campment in the remote wilderness these
notes were utterly worthless The Indi.
ans could MT u-c 'aem for any purpose
there, nor carry lem to Middletowu for
redemption. Bu Shat was that 10 Simon
Cameron 7 Was -. their loss his gain
and was he not SO much more the richer
by every note tha Jailed to come home for
redemption, though they did suffer and
starvel And tho'e of you who are not
old enough to ruember all this, now
know why this bed, bad man is some.
times spoken Of hy your seniors as the
Great Winneba2o." and sometimes as
cold Kickapoo.
For more than thirty years, have
watched the tortu us career OF this man
and have never soeu reason to abandon
my fret impreesl3u Of ais character -
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With grateful regards, yours very truly
WM. d. KELLEY.

ESy- In Nashville, on the 9th Of July
last. a white soldier was fined twenty dol
lars for kicking the rear part Of negro
oder at one of the camps Of obstruction.
The same morning negro servant was
6oed two dollars for brr akiug n bottle
over the head OF white soldier who Was
tending hospital The army scale of pri'
ces run queer if a niggar's rump is eigh--
teen dollars more worth than a white sol
dier's head.
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%" The Cabinet Organ of Mason &
Hamlin has, for SO small an instrument
wondelal volume and power, and varie,
ty Of expression that s equalIed only by
costly pipe organ, while its purity and
sweetness Of tone are truly charming. 1t
is most admirably circulated 10 meet, the
wants of families and small churcnes. II
can be transported with safety, takes up
no more room than a melodeon, does not
soon get out of order, and makes an ele-
CANT article of furniture for the parlor.-
We are but doing favor to our readers
by calling their attention to tho Cabinet
Organ, -. Ast~toa~ Baptist.
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strength they expected to reap through ,
the destruction Of the institutions of the |
South, given over into the hands Of the
Democracy, they stand feeling and know
ing that the "hour OF their dissolution is
nigh For thirty years have they labor.
ed to succeed, little dreaming that success
would bripg ultimate rnin upon them for
four long, bloody years have they carried
on war for the purpose Of making that
success permanent, little thinking that the
booming Of the last cannon would be the
knell OF their political party. But it is So
They see the "hand writing upon the
wall' and as a last desperate effort are
bending every energy to enfranchise the
millions of blacks throughout the country,
with whom they will attempt to make a
political alliance. In this they must fail.
| Thousands Of honest voters who have
clung to them for years, are turning away
in disgust from party that would place
itself upon level with negroes for the
sake of the spoils Of Office. They BEE the
ruin that puritan abitonism has brought
upon the country, the degradation it wod d
bring upon the citizens, and are turning
their eyes to the Star of Democracy that
has been guide of our statesmen from
1887 to 1860.
! The future Of Democracy is Frightening
aud with the future Of our country. Let
those who have stood by its principle!
through the fiery ordeals of the past four
years, still stand f'm Success is but
little in the advance. Reward comes with
it. Let US work then abolitonism ha:
been strangled in the blood of the brave
men it has slaughtered, and we need but
: do our duty to bury its hideous carcass SC
low that even the trump OF Gabriel will
not resurrect it.
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Democratic County Convention

Notice is hereby biven that the Democratic Electors,
IN and for the several Boroughs aud Election Dis trets
win meet al the r respective places of holding the
General Electons,-except in Conl ngham twp, there
they will meet at the Public House Of Peter Hower,-
on SATURDAY, The 2Gth Of AUGUST l565, between
the hours of 3 and O'Clock z. NJ, Of said day. for
the purpose of choosing two Delegates from each Dis
trict TO meet in County Convention at the COURT
HOUSE, IN Bloemsburg, on MONDAY, THE 2oTH
DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, at o'coekP NJ, for the
purpose of making the usual annual nominations Of
the Democratic party of Colurbia County.
u. H. LITTLE, Chairmas,
JOHN J, STILES, ISAIAH BOWER,
HEN'Y HtNTERLITER JOHN HILL
PETER K, AERBtNE, JOHN FRUIT,
h. G. RICKETTS,, ELIAS DlErERICR,
democratic Standing Committee.
Boomsburg July ~, lists,
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was no appeal to arms, tor the War Sec
retary showed great discretion. Col. o.
con intmates that any future habeas cor'
puS will be "resisted with arms" Colo.
mel. you are mistaken, as well as ipjudi'
cious in such an iptimation. Not musk
ct will be raised against the writ. The
people have had enough Of musketry.
w. AS to the item Of forage, to which
Col. Olcott objects, we cannot amend it.
We have better evidence than that of a
correspondent. This forage is allowed;
and when q government allowance is
made, the officers always find some way
Of drawing it. The only way to contro.
vert our bill is to send US the Courts pay
roll
We have now answered Col. Ocott's
statements; and in doing SO, the labored
defense of the Press in reply to the Tib-
une. But Col. Olcott and the Press make
this mistake We do not attack the
Doubleday court martial, but The whoe
system Of military courts assembling IN
peaceful States aud presuming to admin
lister Justice. We take that court as an
example-to show the people the folly oi
the practice, The anxiety of the members
Of this court-ther extreme senstiveness
about the just and dispassiopate comments
at the Ttibune-can only be accounted
! for on the law OF nature, which makes tht
barnacle cling to the ship, or the reptile
to the blood yielding body. We do DO
assal them but the system cf which the!
are, we had always hoped, obedent bu
unwilling members. Court martial pal
is good, and the work is easy, and par
ticularly in Thompson's bailiwick) ther
is no harm to be dreaded. But it is ex-
pensive and absurd. Let the War De
partment put its "nine officers, twenty
servant, photographer and thirty.Iou
horses" at some war duty or muster then
ou. of the service. The Press reminds u
that these off GERS are gallant, and some o
them have been wounded. Granted Blu
there are ten thousand other so ldiers quit
as gallant and as severely wounded
Must they be made into court mnrtials
If these courts are Intended as militar,
hos pitfalls or "Homes,' let it be announced
and we shall not say nay. AS the Who'll
business stands now, it is a scaudal-a1
extravaganza and an absardity. Try
man l4O days-spond s2O,675 SO in tn
work, and have him released in spite o
your power-and then to 60 on aud tr.
another man, who will probably cos
another $50 900 and be released. II Col
Olcott or the Press can match this in rar
humor, we should like to see it. 1t Ger
tainly is very funny, and we would b
glad to enjoy it; but unfortunately,
costs so much, and lcok, absurd, even II
we're not mischievous,
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popular Intelligence a Bulwark
of Liberty

Says the Repu6lican,i in commenting upon
the above text, Ignorance has been one Of
the great bulwarks Of modern democracy.
Reckless assertions are so common n the
sheet above quoted that we seldom notice
them unless glariugly false or mischeiyous.
The above assertion has been so repeated
y disproved we need not now discuss it,
but simply wish to prove the inconsistency
of the Opposition. We admit that 'Pop
ular Intelligence is bulwark Of liberty
and therefore We oppose giving the elec-
tive franchise to mass of ignorant, bru-
talized negroes in the South. Let US,
like Andy johnson, put the thing iu the
shape Of a syllogism The mass of the
blacks arc ignorant aud brutal the Re.
publicans are in favor OF giving them the
elective franchise, therefore, they are in
favor of giving votes to ignorant people -
They favor the exclusion Of the educated
classes of the South, therefore they place
premium on ignorance.
But this wishing % educate the negro is
all fudge The Republicans want his cots,
and one of their leading oracles, Henry
Winter Davis, in speech at Chicago said :
1--WE need the vot tes of the colored people !;
it is numbers, not intelligence, that counts
at the ballot. box-it is the right intention,
and not philosophic judgment, that casts
the vote.'
Now which shall we believe,-Dr. John
or Senator Davis We believe the former
to bo quack in politics as we'll as in
medicine. hence his assertions should be
received with many grains of allowance
II he really wishes intelligence to be the
basis of his party, let him ignore the doc.
trine Of negro equality, or he will place
himself in ridiculous light before hi'
readers. +
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MARRIAGES.

At the residence of the brides pare nts
on the 5th inst, by Rev. Wadsworth,
Mr.. Henry c, Bacon to Miss Haunah l..
Warner, youngest daughter OF Dr. S. IL.
Warner all oil Huntington, Luzerne CO.
In Fi,hngcreek twp on Thursday, Aug.
l7th by Elder John Sutton, Mr., MARTIN
ALBERTsoN, 10 Miss MARY CATHARINE,
only daughter of Henry Eyer,
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Cameron VS.. Kelley.

|. has been we'll SAID that when rogues
fall out honest men get their dues" The
following rich expose of the doings in
the republican will prove interesting.
1t would seem that in the scramble for the
Philadelphia spoils,. the appoiutees Of ST.
mou Cameroo succeeded, IL uch to the dis.
gust of the four "loyal' Congre, u
representing that City. The successful
parties indl,crcely sereuaded The win
nsoago Cbirf" who, unable 10 conceal his
triumph, "pitcbed into his alreaiy soured
opponents. It called forth the following
tart reply from William D. Kelley, Mem.
Der from 4lh Cong. District, and pet
op,npn tho AholiIionista r
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e1,- CHANGE OF NAME The name 0:
the "Oid Capitol Prison. at Washington,
where so many men have been imprisoned
by order oil the War Department, on the
serious charge of "disIoyalty to the negro"
has been changed. Here after it will be
known as the "Stanton House." A very
appropriate name.
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A INVALUABLE MEDIcINE-H Henry
Hoyt, Esq, contributes to the Boston
Journal, the following prescription ior
what he says is an unfailng remedy for
Cholera morbus, Darrhea, &c, Mr.. H.
says that during the terrible raging of
Cholera in that city few years since, 10
no case did the remedy fail whsre the
patient could be reached in season. It is
no less effective in cholera-n orbus and
ordinary diarrhea. A remedy so easily
procured and so vitaly eficacious should
be always at hand. An ordinary vial OF
it can be had for % cents or so, and no
family should be without it over night
The writer of this received the receipt oil
this few days since, and having been Sc.
riously attacked with the cholera morbu.
the past week, can attest to its almost
magic Influence in affOrdiDg relief from
excruciating pain.
He ardently hope, that every one whose
eyes trace these lines will cut this article
from the paper and procure the medicine
without delay.
Its prompt application will relieve pair
aod presumptisely save life.
Take-One part laudanum.
One part camphorated spirit.
Two parts tincture of ginger.
Two parts capsicum.
Dose--0ne teaspoonful in wine-gla as'
of wakRr
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629. HOOP KIRTS. cas-.
HOPKINS

"oWN MAKE" OF HOOP EK,Rrs.
Are gsteu up expressly to meet the wants or riyst-
Class Trade,
u hey embrace complete assortment Of
Il All the new and desirable styl g. size ami length
for aides Misses and Children, and are superior 10,
all others made IN point OF Symm5ehy Finish aud do.
In0ihly being made Of the I'm est tempered English
Stetl springs with Linnen finished covering and
having all the metallic fasteungs immovably secIred
by improved machinery. They tain their shape and
Elasticity 70 the ast-and are Warranted 70 give en-
tire abstraction
Also constantly in receipt Of full lines Of roo5
Eastern made Skirts very low Prices skirts made
to Order Altered and Repaired. Wholesale and Re-
tau, al Manufactory and 5 ails Room,
No. 62S Arch Street, above 9th, Phild'a.
w Terms CASH. One Price Only
Aug, 10, 1865 mos
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BLOOM sBURG
Saturday Morning,Aug 2o,ls65.

DEMOCRACY. sentiment not to be appalled,, corrupt
cd or compromised 1t knows no basensss, ii covers
TO no danger it oppresses no weakness. Destructive
only ofdespotsm it is the sole conservaor Of liberty,
labor and property is the sentiment Of freedom, Of
eaual rights of equal obgati ions he law Of nature
pervading the law of the land ALLEN.