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DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS,

And Catarrh, treated with the utmost by J..
I5AACS, NJ. D.. Oculist and Aurist formerly ofLey
den, Holla nd No. SIG PINE sntet. PHILADA.-
Testimonials, from the most reliable in the
City and Country can be at his ofice. The med
ical faculty invited TO accompany their patients
as he has secrets in hi practice ARTIFICIAL
EYES, inserted without PAIN. No charge for exam
iDation. IApriI ., Ie66.-Iy,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Prem ature Decay and all the effects 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
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver.
users experience, can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN.
Ho. l3 Chambers l., New. York,
Feb o. IS66-Iy-SMP
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Head Down.

We learn that, in some parts of the coun-
ty, there were some angry disputes, and con-
siderable squabbling about who should hold
the special election in reference to the Poor
House. The difficulty originated from the
following incorrect statement In the local col
umn of the Republican May lst, 1866 =
''The Election must be held by the old
Board"
Now it has, time and again, been decided
by much higher authority, than either the
Republican, or ourselves, and we so stated
III two issues, that the ne,oly elected board OF
election officers should hold all elections du-
ring their term Of office. Everybody in this
County knows that the Doctor reads our pa
per, but in order to keep up strife and con-
tention, upon which he lives, he advised his
friends to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The new board of election officers of Bloom
township, most of whom are Republicans,
of course, were extremely surprised on be-
ing called from their business to perform
their official duties at the very hour when the
time for opening the polls had arrived But
observe, their reason for not being on hand
and ready for duty was this, why why
why ''DoCToR JOHN saa the oil board
should hold the election"
The above is only one Of Thousand In
stances in which the Republican has deluded
its readers, and we think it high time that
they be very careful of receiving instructions
from the Doctor Nearly always, IF not in
every instance he exposes to ridicuTe and dis
gust the men who follow his advice. Who
IN this county does not remember the law Ire
80 recently, through his paper, sent into the
Convention in regard to fixing the salary of
County Superintendent, and how his Repub-
lican friends were taken down on the ques-
ton in that body. The influence of the Re
publican is surely waning. Let him, in his
next issue, in justice to his friends, say 81
abhor myself in dust and ashes"
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-Ayoung man, named Martin Moran, was
shot few days agoiR ShippiRgporty KY, by
aman named Stephen Holcome. Moranha
seduced half sister of Holceme's, named
Adele Thompsen, under promise OF marriage
and when called on by Holeome refused to
fulfil his engazemeat
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REGISTER and Recorder.

HAVING been warmly urged and encouraged by my
Democratic friends throughout the Codaty. to be
a candidate for REGISTER AND RECORDER,
hereby fer myself TO the Democratic voters FOR
that postion subject the decision Of orr Comfy
Convention in Augu next Should il be the pleas
the people give the nomination and
election will perform the duties Of that office with
fidelity and to the best Of my ability.
SAMUEL NEYHARD.
f1ent,a Iuna 1875
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Associate Judge.

sNASMUCH as has long been conceded that one
! OF the ASSOCIATE JUDGES should come from
the south side Of the river, and through the
request Of the DEMOCRACY OF both sides of the river
I have been induced to become a candidate for
nomination. (at the same time thanking the Democ-
Iacy for past fdvoTs subject TO the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention.
STEPHEN BALDY.
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Associate .Iudge.

N- have been authorized announce thn nam e.
w ofELIJAH C. RICKETTS,. Of Orange townshi y.
fIr the office of ASSoCIaTE JUDGE, Of The Courts
OF Coi1 nha County subject to the usage Of nom
mating Convention, which will be beid in August
next.
lime G 1866
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CONCENTRATED FERTILIZER.

" -TADE MARK
Prepared by WILLIAM ELLIS q CO., No 724 Mar.
ket Street, PHI adelphia.
FOR BUCKWHERT.
100 pounds per acre. Dampen the Bdckwheat in the
evening. let it lay till morning mix wei 20 pounds
of the Fertilizer bss ssel OF aee a. and SOW broad
cast 80 pounds to the acre.
The above Fertilizer, for sale by VIM Mcbride.
White Hall John Greasy, CataWis-a James X.
Eyer, BIoomsbUrs Parvin Masters, Benton.
A. g. kES TER, Gen. Agent.
June 13, lsG6 Fl.
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Associate Judge.

WE are requested to announce in the columns of
w this paper. that Ex. Sheriff IRAN DERR. Of
] acks son township Columbia County, offers himself
az a candidate for the cfice of ASSOCIATE JUDO T.,
SUBJECT 10 the decision Of the Democratic Connty
Convention.
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June 6, 1866.
County Com msnissioner.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n Office.
IN BY resolution adopted by the Trustees Of the
Blooms5urg Literary Institute at a meeting held on
the 3lst Of May Is66. the ecrctlry was authorz ed
10 NOTIFY the stockholders By notice in the papers
meet In tue Grand Jury room in BioOms5arg sat .
uTday, June is. between the hours Of and clock
M, TO decide. BY vote, upon the locaIion for tho
Institute buildings. The stockholders will take no.
tiee and aci accordingly.
I, w. HARTMAN.
Sec. Board Trustees.
Bloomsbarg. June 10, Is66-It,
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- Ru orlIer of the State Cantr.l a..

"a By order of the State Central Com
mittee, there wHl be Mass Convention of
the friends of JOHNSON and CLYMER, held
in the city of Reading, on Wednesday, the
18th of July next The State campaign is
to commence in old Berks the citadel of
Democracy and the home of HESTER CLY-
MER, our distinguished candidate for Gov
ernor. Excursion tickets viii be issued By
the several Railroad comuanies .et the
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Associate Judge.

II RVlNG been induced through the earnest solIca-
i tions Of my Democratic friends. 10 allow my
name 10 be used in connexion with the Office of
ASSOCIATE JUDGE Of Columbia County, take
this occasion announce the Democratic electors
that will he Candidate, subject 10 the decision of
the Convention. JACOB EVANS.
GroenHnod lung 6. Ia66.
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Register and Recorder.

TO THE DEMOCRACY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY :
a offer my self to the Democracy OF Columbia Coun-
ty. subject to the nominating Convention, for the
Office OF REGISTER AND RECOR DER, for the n
suing term. And 1 pledge myself TO 4 careful and
prompt performances Of all the duties.
JOHN q. FREEZE.
June g. 1866.
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Senatorial.

I the earnest qnest ofm any Democr ratic friends
"A have consented to be candidate for the Office
OF STATE SENATOR, at the coming election SUBJ
"ct TO the decision OF the Democracy this county
as well OF the District.
JAMES s. McNINCH.
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NTCH! ITCH! ITCH!
IL s.RATCH! SCRATCH SCRATCH
WHEATON'S OINT MENT
Will Cure The Itch i'm IS Hours.

Also cures SALT RHEuM, ULCERS. Chill
BLAINS and all ERUPTtONS OF THE SKIN. Price
50 For sale by all Druggists. By sending 60
cents TO WEEKS & POTTER. Sole Agents, l70 Wash
ington street. Boston, wlil bo forwarded by mail.
free of postage, 10 any part Of the United states
June 8, lS66-ly.
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Keep it before the people that Geary is
the candidate of the Penna. Railroad Com
pany, and that he wascloseted with Thos. A.
Scott, the day his Pittsburg railroad letter
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EVI L. TATE. of Bloom township. we
II thorized announce will be candidate for the
nomination Of STATE SENATOR in the 18th DIS
trri subject the usages of the Democratic party
of Columbia Courty, and respectfully solicits the
suffrage Of his fellow Democrats.
Bloc msburg June. H. 1866.
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The TAX ON BANK NoTEs.-So MANY
incorrect statements In reference to the ten
per cent. tax on banks organized under State
laws, are traversing the newspapers, that it
may be worth while to correct them. The
law of Congress March 8, 1869 reads as
follows:
SEC: 6. And be it further enacted That
every National Banking Association, State
Bank, or State Banking Association, shall
pay tax of ten per cent. on the amount of
notes of any State Bank or State Banking
Association paid out by them, after the first
day of July 1866.
1t wli be noticed that the tax Is imposed
only on Banks paying out other notes than
those of National Banks, or United States
legal tenders, and that in no case can the
tax be imposed on individuals, merchants,
brokers, OF agents paying them out or using
them N their business.
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The Fenian Raid.

The latest intelligence we have in relation
to the late Fenian outbreak with the Cana
dlans, Is that the whole affair has about col
lapsed. Gen. Meade has arrived at the scene
of action and has issued orders TO the Fe-
mans to disperse to their homes, which or
ders are being obeyed. 1t reported that
general retreat has been begun from all
points by the Fenian forces
Gen. Spear and staff has surrendered
themselves up to the forces of the United
States and has sent his command home
ward, to ST. Adams. This indicates cessa-
ton of hostilities on the part of Gen. Spear
and his forces. 1t is also reported that there
prevails great destitution among the officers
as well as the men. This was what might
have been expected of any ike project
rushed so head-long into, by desperate and
excitable persons.
Before hostihties had ceased, and when all
looked favorable to the Fenians, the follow
ing passed between Generals Meade and
Murphy
1--WE have been lured on by the Cabinet
and used for the purposes of Mr.. Sew
ard. They encouraged us on to this thing
We bought our rifles from your arsenals, and
were given to understand you would not in
terfere." They added This thing is not
dead yet. We viii succeed. We have our
orders from General Sweeney, and we can
and will perform them If we get arms we
will cross and fight the regulars if they op-
pose us" General Meade replied Il have
got orders, too shall fight you to enforce
the neutrality laws.
Gen Spear regrets very much that the af-
fair has turned out as it has He said he
would rather be shot than leave Canada in
the manner he has. Gen. Meehxn Eept Bit
terly.
Any Fenians who have not the means to
go home will be furnished transportation BY
the United States, and We notice there are
quite number accepting of this liberal Of
fer on the part of our Government.
The Fenisns are gradually returning to
their homes, sadly disappointed and vexed
at the result Of their undertaking, better and
wiser men. 1t is hoped the entire affair will
be amicably adjusted and the occasion for
an other similar outbreak never occur.
WHAT DO THEY MEAN ?-Dr. Cheever,
in the prayer he delivered before his usual
Sunday political harangue, besought God
Almighty that In case our rulers (meaning
the President and his supporters) F" should
persist IN their present career of wicked
ness, and refuse to do unto others as they
should be done by, He (God) ecould take
them ont Of the loeg-" What did Cheever
mean?
Wendell Philips, who made speech in
Brooklyn recently to prove the President a
rebel and traitor, in the same address spoke
of Mr.. johnson as san obstacle to be re-
moved" What did Phillips mean?
Thad- Stevens, In open Congress, declared
that, if the 8 man at the other end of the
avenue" had his deserts, he aCould lose his
head Ike Charles the First. What didThad.
Stevens mean?
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'IsHE WORLDS OPINION OF HoSrETrER'S
Il STOMACH BIT-T ERS.
Touching the Bitters, this grand fact IS clear.
Their fame fills all the Western Hemisphere,
Known in all lands washed by its oceans twain,
Health, hope and yigOr fellow Ia their train,
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Senatorial.

A the earnest solicitation of my Demoeratic
n friends in the county throughout the ri strict
have been induced Offer myself as a candidate
Tor the office Of STATE SENATOR. subject 10 the
asages of the Democracy OF the District.
PETER ENT.
Light Street June l3 1855
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CANDIDATES DEPARTMENT.
senatorial.

r0r Cards at any time before the nomi-
nations are made. ..............S3 90
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY.

LadIes and ge atIem men. you wish marry, ad-
dress the undersigned, who will send you, without
mo--ey and without price, valuable Information that
will enable YOU TO marry happily irrespective of age
wealth or beauty, This information will cost yeu
noibing and if you wish marry. ] will cheerfuly
assist you. All letters strictly confidential Tn de-
sired information nj by return mail and no reward
asked. Address
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
Grecnp INIT, Kings Co.. New York.
June 6, ls66.-3D,
N EXTENSIVE SALE AND DISTRIBUTION
n OF Pianos, Mslodians. Gold and Silver Ware.
is going at the salesroom of REED b BRO.
"a Liberty Street. ". Y. These goods are sold at
Two DOLLARS EACH, Regardless Of Value. Send
TWENTY FIVE Cents for one numbered Notice, or
ONE DOLLAR for SIX. The number OF each No
tice corresponds with the number aEt Gle Of
goods which will be recei pit Of S2 The
money will be refs Bded ifthe goods do not give
fsfaotion. Agents make TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
PER WEEK. Send for a Circular,
ofbce: 20 BOX 5I3s.
"a Liberty ST. NEW YORK.
May 9, l566:-3m.
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THEGL0RY OF MAN is STRENGTH. A gentle
Il maR who suffered for years from Nervous and
&c initial Debility, Nightly Emissions, and Seminal
Weakness, the result Of youthful indiscEetion. aud
came ending his days in hopeless misery, will,
for the sake of ring man, send to afct
ed, the simple means used by him, which effected
cure in a few weeks after the failure Of nuRerous
medicines. Send directed envelope and stamp aud
II Will cost you nothing Address
EDGAR TREMAIN T2eth ST. N, Y. City
addressed envelope and 25 cents and will send
you valuable informatl on that will plea you
Address MARY MOORE, S3l Broadway, n y
May 10. l566-ly.
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"A WHKEE Mans GOVERNMENT. THE
celebrated remark of Mr. Douglas that ''this
Government was framed by white men, for
the benefit ofwhite menaDd their posterity, +"
has been often ridiculed by the radicals, but
the following extract from the speech of Mr..
Lincoln, delivered at Columbus, Ohio, on
the eve of his election, shows that he enter
tanned the same views:
am not now, nor never have been, in favor
OF making voters or jurors Of negroes. nor
OF qualifying thesn to hold Office. nor inter
marrying them with the white people. and
VIII say, IN addition to this that there Is a
physical difference between the white and
bid the two races living together ON terms of
social snd political equality. And. inasmueb
as they cannot so live while they do remain
together, there must be the position of SUI
perlor and inferior, and 1, as much as anv
other man, am in favor of having the supe-
nor positioB assigned to the white race. -
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AYOIn COUNTERFEPT.

AVOID CoUNTERFEPrS.
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS share the common fate
OF all things gOod-Impostors initiate.
OF these Enthusiastically use your eyes
From honest hC uses purcha sc your supplies.
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Rw- The President has ordered the arres

BS- The President has ordered the arrest
of EIGHTEEN officers of the Freedmen's
Bureau, nearly all of which have prefxed to
their names, Capt. Rev. Maj Maj Gen. &C.
They are to be discharged Immediately and
to report under arrest to the department
commander, who is to report their action In
the matter, to Washington, for the informa-
ton of officials there. This is sufficient evi-
dence to prove that the Freedman's Bureau
system Is one reeking with rsSscaHty and cor
ruption, and that the President is fully de-
termined that their enOrm,zs schemes of
systematic shelf and robbery shall be exposed.
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Has RIGHT TO SPEAK--The Americdn
wants to know why we don't speak out boldly
in reference to the soldiers, like Jacoby, of
the DEMOCRAT AND STAR. Why we gen
orally do where we see proper, bat then We
are modest, quality our neighbor is deficient
In. Moreover, Jacoby has right to speak
on military matters, seeing that he has serv-
ed Uncle Sam faithfully in the field with the
privilege of gnawing at hard tack and bacon.
de has right to speak in reference to sol
diers. The american would. have the sol
dlers believe it to be their special friend
We shall have faith in his love In that direc-
ton, when he hands over that 81 900 annually
int, some one armed or one legged hero S
pocket--DdnUiUe IutelliqenseT.
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TO DRUNKARDS.

reformed tnebrfaie would be happy to eononu nj.
cate ree Of charge) to many Of his fellow beings
as will address him. very important and usefal in
formation, and place in their hands cure for
the love Of Strong Drink of any kind. Tn is infor.
nation is freely offered by who has narrowly
capped a dIunkard's grave. Address,
SESH B. HENO ERSON,
No. Broad Street. New YOrk.
March "a ls66=3m.
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Lii MAY MARRY HAPPILY. irrespective of
"A wealth, age, or be auty and the love of the op'
posite sex can be gained by following simple rules.
Send a directed envelope and stamp 10 AADAsE III
CHILE DEMARRE, Station ID, Bible Street, New
York City.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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1kkEsPECTiVE Of wealth, age or beauty and the
love OF the opposite be gained by fof<uw-
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MADAME MARY PERRY,
June 13, '66.-3m- Station D. bible House NJ Y
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SEND an addressed envelope and as cents and
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June 10. &c 3m, Station A.I29 Spring 5, NY
THE GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH
THE Glory Of Man is Strength A Gentleman who
] suffered for years from Nervous and Genital
Debility. Nightly Emissions, and Seminal Weakness.
the result of youthful iDdiscretion, and came near
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of suffering man, send to any afflicted, the sim
pie means used BY him. which effect ed a cure in a
few weeks, after the failure Of numerous medi
cines. Send directed envelope and it will cost you
nothing Address JOHN q. OGDEN.
June %. '66,--3m. No. I3 Chambers ST., N. Y
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by the trade and her urbane and efficient officers
pains in administering the welfare
of their guests. The Alabama laid the request o
members of the legislature but she will hereafter every
Wednesday,
NEw ERA FOR CAnDEN.-The new, comfortable and very
light draft passenger packet New Era Capt Frank Keeling
commander and Mr. NJ Wood clerk leaves this evening at
O'clock for all landings to Camden The of this packet
is suggestive of beauty neaness and comfort and any wish
to realize the tuthness of the suggestion advise them
to take trip the New Era They will not be disappointed
but learn that her speed and safety equal to her other
qualities.
Lus1NARv-ArLAsrtc MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP ooN-
superior and iav"rte passenger
packet command of Capt R. F. Fuller, with My. '" W. u.
Perry the office to-day for the ABOVE haA
connections the railroads for all points sass anu
West -....
GREY EAGLE FOR sKIpwrrH s-This regular weekly packet
with o,t i white in command leaves to-day at NJ,
sr her sual landings M 10 Spwiths connecting with hst
class packets for Memphis and Yazoo River She has taste
fully fitted u spacious cabin with all the
tn insure care comfort to Travellers
and bn should overlook matters OF such Importance
Nsssrs ayes Ncrindel and Anthony in the Office and
vii; he glad to attend all inquiries in relation to the Grey
Eagle day.
Creole Captain Charles Walker commanding, and Mr.
sam Green clerk leaves to-day the arrival of the
train of cars Ponchsrrain Railroad Agents Leach Per
kins corner of Carondeet and Gravier streets.
NATIONAL RED RvER--The large and tavorte passen-
ger packet National Captain John Smoker commander and MIR
Jno HALL in the Office leaves this evening at O'clock for
landings Shreveport The National is beyond doubt
the elegant and desirable passenger packets Red
River Her officers gentlemen of well known courtesy
and obigng disposition well thorough and efficient
steamboatmen.
FRANCES MoBILE-The splendid low pressure pas
senger Frances Captain Thomas Forbes command
leaves above from the lake end of Pontcharan railroad
MirrIK STEPHENS RED RIvER,-The new spendid
packet Mitte Stephens Capt Charles Marshall
in command and Capt Maurice Langhorn ocates in the
Office will leave this evening at o'clock for Jefferson and
intermediate points Red River The Stephens is neat
trim and comfortable pa cket with good passenger
odatons any the trade and her officers do all
power to make every comfortable that travels with them