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mErom OranigeyiIle.D

MEssRs. EDITORS, of the DEMOCRAT
AND STAR We. would invite the atten-
| ton of your readers to the gentlemanly ur-
banity Of 'Juvines," as displayed in the
closing paragraph of his late published arti-
Gle From Orangeville, " in the Columbia
County Republican, of July 18th, 1866.
The unmitigated effrontery with which he,
| by implication, charges the Ladies of Or
angeville' with slandering the Orphans, is
only equaled by his audacity in inviting
them to visit the ''Home and see for them
selves
What right has {" Juvines" to invite the
| Ladies of Orangeville" to visit the ''Home"
when the Proprietor of that institution has
| forbidden all persons to visit the premises
without permit. or pass from him? And
we are credibly informed, he has directed
his Matron, in case persons do come to the
house, to forbid them coming in, and has
| forbidden the Superintendent to receive calls
at his private ROOM
Perhaps "Juvines' is not aware that the
Home" and all It's employees are under a
sort of Marshal law, with plenty of Senti-
nels on all the out-posts.
In view of this state of things the ladies'
of Orangeville would respectfully decline the
very fiatterlng invitation of ''Juvines'' till
such times as the Proprietor shall see fit to
give them respectful admission to the
premises.
That the Ladies of Orangeville have sJr7s-
dered the orphans is base insination,
and false as it Is mean, owing its origin, prob
ably, to the very fertile and somewhat reJ-
ddnt brain Of "Juvines.
We would recommend for the mental
health OF that aspiring correspondent, that
he take n small dose of asafetida on retiring
at night; we think it would act like charm
on his nervous system, and so modify and
control his erratic imagination that he would
cease to publish wholesale SANDERS on all the
ladies in town and all the people in two
counties. JUSTICE.
In behalf Of the ladies Of OranaeriILe.
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The Kentucky Election.

Our dispatches say that Judge Duyall
the Democratic Candidate for Clerk of the
Court of Appeals, has been elected by 2O,-
600 majority over his opponent, Gen. Hob
son, War Democrat. This glorious result
has been achieved by the Democracy of Ken
lucky against the combined opposition of
the Radicals, the War Democrats, the Con-
servative Republicans, and all the odds and
ends of Kentucky politicians. Prentice and
the Loutsrile Journal, Harney and the
Democrat, DR.. Breckenridge and his church,
Gen. Rosseau and his adherents, all strove
to defeat Judge Duvall, and through him the
old fashioned Democratic States Rights
principles which he represented in the con-
test. Their efforts were vain, and truth and
justice, and the principles and the Constitu-
ton have signally triumphed
Well do we remember the satisfaction
with which we published the resolutions OF
the Convention which nominated Judge Du-
vail, resolutions which enunciated clearly and
distinctly those great principles of free gov
ernment for which we have always contend
ed ; which boldly and defantly denounced the
usurpations Of Congress, and earnestly sus-
tanned the Presidents efforts to preserve
the Constitution and save the Union We
predicted then the success which has now
been achieved, for we hadand have undying
faith IN the vitality and popularity and pow
er of the principles ofthe Constitution. I'm
der that standard, when bravely borne, vic
tory is always sure.
No political canvass, since the war, has
been conducted with such zeal and earnest
ness as have been displayed by both parties
in this. Distinguished speakers were call
ed in from the neighboring States, and inn
mense crowds attended every meeting. Per
haps nothing better attests the nature of the
triumph than the fact that such we'll known
Peace Democrats as Pendleton, Vallanding-
ham and Voorhees,, were among the princi-
pie advocates, from beyond the State, of D1-
wallis election, and contributed greatly to his
success.
This election teaches many useful lessons
which ought to be well considered by those
who are about to attempt to organize a sue
cessful opposition to the Radical party. Chief
among these lessons is this that the people
are ready to rally again around the flag on
which shall be inscribed the principles Of the
Constitution. Under that flag every one
whatever he may have been in the past
whether War Democrat, Republican, or
Peace Democrat,) who really desires the
restoration of the South to It's place in the
Union, the reestablshment of real peace, and
the prosperity of the whole country, can
meet and march against the common foe,
that vile party which is trying to subvert the
Government and to destroy our republican
institutions.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-15

The ELECTION IN GREAT
DEMOCRATIC VIcToRY-4O, 900 MAJORITY.
The result of the election in Kentucky
equals, if not surpasses, the most sanguina-
~ expectations. The Democratic majority
In the State VIII not be far from 100000
The overwhelming Democratic victory in
Kentucky Is but prestige of what viii oc-
eur In all the State elections this fall Every
where we shall see the most enormous Dem
ocratic gains and the most splendid Demo
cratic victories. As in Kentucky, the issue
will be upon the Presidents policy and the
restoration of the Union
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A SMASH UP.-On Friday morning last
about 4 clock, a freight train on the Lack,
aWanna Railroad ran into another train near
Beach Haven, knocking the caboose ofahe
latter into thousand pieces. At the time
the caboose contained several persons. ali of
whom were asleep or doing. The concus- nc IS
sion mixed them up suddenly and promis-
cuously, and badly wounded severa! of the
PartIes. Captain VIM. Young, of this place.
had his head severely lacerated, besides heinz
otherwise much bruised. Richard Kelly
also OF TINS place, had his arm badly injured
and one of his feet much torn. J. Rhodes
Conductor had leg broken. The breaks,
man man als9 had leg broken, and stranger,
name unknown to US, was very seriously in
Jqred by being caught between the bumners
OF the cars. The only surprising thing is. the
parties were not all killed outright. The
tt tram that that was injured was behind time, and
S Sne conductor OF 1t had neglected to send
back tiagman to warn the rear train. hence
the collision. ZntelZioence-
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Associate Judge.

sNASMUCH IT has long been conceded that one
of the ASSOCIATE JUDO ES should from
the south side Of the river aud through the gent
request Of the Democracy Of both sides of the river
| havr been induced to become a candidate for
nomination. (at the same time thanking tue Democ-
racy for past fiyuFs) subject the decision of the
De mocratic County Convention.
sTEPHEN BALDY.
Catawissa, June i3 1866.
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BST MAKING HIMSELF OFFICIoUs. We
learn that VIM. G. Hurley, ESD, of Blooms
burg, well known for his Abolition proclivi-
ties, is making himself very officious, by di-
recting in what journals the Sheriff of this
County shall advertise his sales. We would
ike to know when he became the dispenser
of the official patronage of the Democratic
office holders of this county ?-We presume
that Sheriff Snyder is competent to decide
that matter for himself VIII he do it p
Be77cick Gazette.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Prem ature Decay and all the effects of youth
full indiscretion WILL for the sake Of suffering hu
manIty send free to all who need il, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which
was cured. Sufferers wishing profit by the adver
users experience, can do so by addressing
John B. OGDEN,
No, I3 Chambers st., New.York,
Feb 2s' Is66-Iy-S.M.P.
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BLACK REPUBLICAN SoL1c1rUpE.-Tl

BLACK REPUBLICAN SoLIcITUDE.-The
excessive love of the Abolition fanatics for
the negro reminds us of the tales of those
Italian banditti, who shed tears over the
death of a favorite dog, and afterwards cut
the throat of benighted traveller The
religion and practice of the AboEtionists are
about on par with the piety of those Ital-
Ian scoundrels; both classes can sanction the
greatest crimes, and afterwards go to their
closets and dole outa prayer for the remiss-
ion of their SINS So we 90.
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GENERAL GEARY, the Radical disunion
candidate for Governor, is openly committed
IN favor of negro suffrage and negro equali-
y- To accomplish this, the word ''white"
must be stricken from the Constitution of
Pennsylvania Are the voters of the good
old Commonwealth ready to cast their ballots
IN favor of such an issue
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STRANGE RIIT TREE-

Every young lady and gentleman the United
States can hear something very much their advan-
tage by return mail Gree ofcharge) by addressing the
undersigned, Those having fears of being humbugg
ed will obIiEe by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant.
THO5. r CHAPMAN.
S3l Broadway, New York.
Feb, %, Ie66-ly.S Mp
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~ PETERsoN's Bank Note Detector
came to US, a few days since, containing a
complets list Of some seventy Banks,
the notes Of which are redeemed at par
We noticed quoted, the Bank of Danville,
Mauch Chunk Bank, North'd. Co. Bank,
Miners Bank, Bank of Chambersburg,
York County Bank, and host of other
country banks
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ASsOCsate .EvsH1t.,

FX- + have been authorized to announce the nane
w ofELlJAIi g. RICKETTS,. of Orange townshi
f1r the affce of ASSOCIATE JUICE, of Ihe Courts
OF Colu uha County. subject To the usage Of the
mating Convention, which will be held in August
nrxt.
q 19G6
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N EXTENSIVE SALE AND DISTRIBUTION
n OF Pianos, Melcdians, Gold and Silver Ware.
is now going OH at the salesroom of REED & BRO
81 Libeuy Street, N. Y. These goods sold at
4 WO DOLLARS EACH, Regardless Of Value. Send
TWENTY FIVE Cents for numbered Notice, or
ONE DOLLAR for SIX, The number OF each No
tice corresponds with the number art Gle of
goods, which will be recei pit of 81 The
money will be funded fthe goods do not give sat
isfaCtion. Agents make TW ENFY-FIv DOLLARS
PER WEEK. Send for a Circular,
Office p. o. BOX. 5I35,
"a Liberty st. NEW YORK.
May ., IS66:-3m.
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4 ssOCIate Judge,

WE have been requested TO state that ANDREW
FREAS, Esqr. of Centre township. will be a canhi-
date for the office Of ASSUCIATE JUDO z, al the
ensuing general election, subject to the DECISION
of the Democratic County Convention which will
lie held in August next
IIina
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THE GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH.

THE Glory Of Man is Strength. Gentleman who
i suffered for years from Nervous and Genital
Debility. Nightly Emissions and Seminal Weakness
the result of youthful indiscretion, and came near
ending his days in hopeless mise wi for The sake
of suffering man, send to any afflicted. the SIM
pie means used by him, which efecte ed a cure in
a few weeks, after the failure of numerous med-
cines. Send directed envelope. and it will you
nothing Address JOHN B. OGDEN.
June l3, '66,-3m. No. l3 Chamber ST., N. Y.
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&sSOCiate Judge.

WE are authorized 10 announcs the name orRICH-
ARD FRUIT. Of Madison township, a candidate
for SSOCIATE JUDGE, the coming geaeral
election subject TO the decision of the Dcmnc rate
County Convention. which will be held in August
next, and he socits the suffrage of his Democratic
friends.
June 20, 1866.
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CANDIDATES. DEPARTMENT..
Columbia County Democratic
COnvarfion

NOTiCE IS hereby given that the rcmocratc cleo
tors In and for the several boroughs eiertion
districts of Columbia County. viii their usui
al plaees ho djnE The general elections On SAT-,
URDAY. THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST 1866 be.
tween the hours # and O'Clock. in the ateraoon
OF SAID day Tor the purpose of choosing BY BAL
LOT two beiegates fro each Election district I'D
meet in County Convention, at the COURT liOijsE.
in bloomsbury. on MONDAY, TIE y7TH DAYOF
AUGUST, 1866 at ! O'Clock, p NJ for the purnose ~
making the usual annual nominations Of the Demo
cratic party of Columbia County
u5- The Delegate election in the Borough of r.,r.
tralia will be held at the House of John Chapman
The election Tor the township the House of
Daniel I. T.McKiernan, in Germantown. :
Err, KELLER, Chairman =.
WILLIAM LkMos, DANIEr. ZARR .
&. F. MOORE, JoHN n {lrTIrp
Icon IERwILEioERI Standing Committs
" The Delegates will put mp at the Forks He
ter whore arrangements have been made for thei {
Il accOmm odation
Is BIeomsburg July II. 1866.
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THE Mason q Hamlin Cabinet Organs, ferty DIFF.
ferent styles, adapted to sacred and secular
$50 to 5000 each. FIFTY ONE GOLD or SILVER
MEDALS, or other first premiums, awarded them
Illustrated Cat alogues free, Address, MASON L.
HAMLIN, BOSTON, or MASON BROTHERS, NEW
YoRK.
Jan. 6, 1sC6-Sep. 0, '65-Iy-SMP
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"A letter from Berlin, says the Matches
Democrat. received by gentleman in this
city, states positively, that John Wilkes
Booth who killed Lincoln. is in Berlin play
ing an engagement at one of the theaters in
that city. 1t adds, that he expresses much
surprise that there should be so much credit
attached In this country to the story of his
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Register and Recorder.

HAVING been warmly urged and encouraged by my
IL Democratic friends throughout the Coanty. bs
a candidate for REGISTER AND RECORDER, I
hereby offer myself TO the Democratic voters for
that position, subject to the decision Of Comfy
Convention in Augu next Should il be the pleas
ure the people to give me the nomination and
election, will perform the duties of that office with
fidelity and to the best Of my ability.
SAMUEL NEYHARD.
Centre township. June 6. Is66.
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Senatorial.

the earnest request OF many Democratic friends.
n have consented TO be a candidate for the ONCE
of STATE SENATOR, at the coming election. SUBJ
J"ct ohe decision OF the Democracy Of this county
as we'll as of the District,
JAMES s. McNINCH.
CataMissa. Iune II lS6i.
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a Ss0Ciate Judge.

WAVING been induced through the earnest solIcita
tions OF my Democratic friends, allow my
name TO be used in connexisn with The Office
ASSOCIATE JUDGE Of Columbia County, take
this occasion to announce the Democratic electors
that will he candidate, subject TO the decision
the Convention. JACOB EVANS.
Greenwoo od, June 6, 1866.
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County Commissioners.

aaiE are authorized to announce e name Of SAM
~ UEL X. KLINE. of Sugarloaf township Column
bia county, as candidate for the Office Of COUNTY
COMM lS>lO Err. subject to the decision of the
Democratic County nominating Convention.
July -. 1865
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Isegi>ter and RecOrder.

TO THE DEMOCRACY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY
offer my self to the Democracy of Columbia Coun-
ty, subject to the nominating Convention for the
Office of REG lister AND RECOR DER, for the en-.
suing term. And pledge myself To a careful and
prompt performance of all the duties.
JOHN C. FREEZE,
June G, IsGG.
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Associate Judge.

I'VE are requested to announce in tho columns OF
w this paper, that Ex- Sheriff IRAN DERR. of
Jackson township, Coinmhia County. of;;rs binssf {
candidate for the Cffiee of ASSOCIATE JU Dc u,
suiject To the decision Of the Democratic Consiy
Convention.
Inn Il
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DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS.

And Catarrh, treated with the utmost by J..
ISAACS, VI. D.. OcUlist and Aurist formerly ofLey-
den, Holland) No. SO PINE Sueet. PHlLAD'A.-
Testimonials from the most reliable in the
City and Country be at his office. The med
ical faculty invited TO accompany their patients
as he has no secrets in his practice ARTIFICIAL
EYES, inserted without PAIN. No charge for exam
ination. TApriI 25 I566.-Iy,
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Senatorial.

A EVI L. TATE. Of Bloom township. we are al.
- thorized TO annOunce will be candidate for tbs
nomination Of STATE SENATOR in the 18th bis:
trlct subject to the usages of the Democratic party
OF Columbia County, and respectfully soIicits the
suffrage of his fellow Dem ats.
Bloc msbnrg, June l3. IS66
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Correspondence,

Were we in the habit of publishing our
business correspondence, we might fill about
three columns of our paper every week,
but in order to let our readers and our oppo-
nents know that we have the bast kind of
encouragement, and evidence that our pa
per is appreciated and growing in the esti-
nation of our subscribers, we publish the
following letter. If any one doubts the as
sertion, that we have hundreds of others of
a similar character, let them call and ex-
anime our files
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HS Who fought to bring the South back
into the Union The boys in blue. u
Who are now fighting to keep it out The
friends of the " boys In black
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LOVELY GIRLS AND FESTIVE BOYS.
SEND an addressed envelope and 2s cents and I
- WIN send you some valuable information that will
please you Address Miss JANE BRYAN.
June I3, '6G -3m, Station A, l29 Spring st NY
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A LII MAY MARRY HAPPILY, irrespective OF
n wealth, age, or beauty and the love of the op'
pOsite be gained by following simple rules.
send a directed envelope and stamp TO MADAME L u
ClLLE DEMARRE, Station ID, Bible Street, New
York City.
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Senatorial.

A 7 the earnest solicitation of nv Democratic
n friends in the county and III hrouphout the djstrct
| have been induced to offer myself as a candidate
for the Office OF STATE SENATOR. subject TO the
usages of the Democracy OF the District.
PETER ENT.
Light Street June H. I566
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A ssociate Judge.

wv Z have been requested to announce the name
Wv of PETER X HEREIN, Esq OF Locus ST town
ship, candidate for the Office of ASSO.IATE
JUDGE, ofCoumbia County ,subiectto the decision
of the Democratic Convention.
June 81, 1866
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a ssOciafe JudSe.

VIZ E have been authorized to announce the name
w Jf THOMAS !. HUTCHINSON, Esq; of Fish
ASSOCIATE JUDGE, of Columbia County, bject
TO the decision of the Democratic Convention.
June p. I-66
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SoANsTowN. August 2nd. l866.

Messrs. .JacoJy 6 Heler,-.Sas Please
send your paper to George Taylor, at this
office. | have had your paper for some
time and am greatly pleased with it since the
consolidation. 1t is earnestly sought for
here, boasted on, and diligently read by
those who get it. 1t gives variety of local
and general news, as well as scientific and
literary reading. Its Democracy is pure,
just as we want it. will try to increase its
circulation. If there are any arrearages on
my paper send bill with next mail and | win
remit the amount. Your paper is a very
welcome guest III this part of the State
Please ind enclosed $4.00 from your Demo-
cratic friend, JOHN SIMMONS
We labor for the good of our country as
well as for the good of the Democratic par
ty, and can't help but praise those who as
sist in the good cause Who will not mt
their shoulder to the wheel A.?
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THEGLoRS OF MAN Is STRENGTH. gentle
i man who suffered for years from Nervous and
Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions, and Seminal
Weakness, the result Of youthful indiscretion, and
came ending his days in hopeless misery will,
for the sake Of suffering man, send 10 any act
ed, the simple means used by him, which effected a
in few weeks after the failure OF numerous
medicines. Send directed envelope sd stamp aud
II Will cost you nothing Address,
EDGAR TREMAIN, I2oth St N, Y. City.
r OvELY GIRLS AND FESTIVE BOYS send an
IL addressed envelope and - cents and will send
you some valuable informant on that will please you.
Address MARY MOORE, S3I broadway, ". Y.
May l6, lSG6-Iy.
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FORKS HOTEL,
GEO. W. MsUCER, Proprietor.

The above we known hotel has recently under
gone radical changes in its internal arrangements,
and Its proprietor announces his former custom
and the travelling public that his accommodations
for the comfort of his guests second in
the country. His table will always be found sup.
piled, not only with substantial frod with al
the deicacies Of the season, His wine and liquors
Except that popular beverage known NE Henrg
purchased direct from the importing houses,
tireiy pure, and free fr m all poisonous drugs He
is thankful for liberal patronage in the past and
VIII Continue TO deserve il in the future
GEORGE w. MAUGER.
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY.

LADIES and gentle il you wish to marry, ad-
dress the undersigned, who will send you, without
moaey and without price, valuable information that
Will enable YOU TO marry happily irrespective Of age
wealth or beauty, This information will cost y7u
nothing and If you wish marry, will checrtuily
assist yon All letters strictly confidential Tn de-
sired information nj by return mail and no reward
asked, Address
SARAH d. LAMBERT,
Grernp Jiut, Kings Co, New York.
June 6, lS66.-3.n,