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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-16

uN- Tho Democracy in Luzerne County
elected their whole ticket in spite Of the
corruption, irnnd, and lies that were used
to defeat portion Of il. The County
ticket has about the usual majority, while
the Congressional ticket comes much nearer
polling the full Democratic vote than was
anticipated by many who felt warm for its
success. Woodward is elected to Congress
by handsome majority, aud Luzerne has
in the legislative halls Of the nation man
to represent them who will command the
respect and attention Of the whole country.
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Internal Revenue.

On Monday, September 30th, closed the
first quarter of the current fiscal year. This
is, therefore, good opportunity to make a
comparison, to ascertain how the receipts Of
this year will compare with the last During
the month of September of the present year
the receipts at the Office at Washington
were sl3,ls4, ,6O6.6 66, while for the same
month in 1866 they we're $33,7l4,7ls.66
showing decrease between these months of
$2O,539 lll67. The receipts for the entire
quarter during the present fscol year are
s55, 76G, ,3l442, and those during the same
quarter year ago were ssS,s37, lG2 .S5.-
The decrease during the whole quarter is
s43, OIL ,S4S43. This statement does not
show very pleasing state Of affairs to the
tax-paying people. A part Of this decrease
is accounted for, as was stated in q former
article, by the fact that the annual and in
come taxes were collected earlier this year
than heretofore Aside from this fact,
however, the decrease is too much, on ac-
count of the heavy debt resting upon the
country The monthly statement Of the
public debt for September shows an increase
of So, 494, 0Sl, but the amount Of gold in
the treasury has increased. One of the
unpleasant facts connected with the internal
revenue is the astounding frauds that seem
to be committed with impunity. If tobacco
and whiskey would pay the full amount Of
tax they should according to law, many
other articles could be placed on the frco
list,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-16

De- The Legislature Of Pennsylvania
will stand little more Democratic than it
did last winter, the Democracy having gain
ed several members in the late election. 1t
is already known that Philadelphia has
elected seuen Democrats to the lower House,
again oft'ro; and Lycoming District three,
a gain of t,ro. These gains alone will make
the lower branch stand fhy-nine Radicals 10
Jory-one Democrats. In the Senate VIC
have neither lost nor gained. That branch
stands, il We mistake not, tiselrc Democrats
to twcaty-onc Radicals. t..... .g...,
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CAUTION TO VETERANS. Our exchanges
are cautioning veterans throughout the
country against parties representing them
selves to be sent from Washington, with
instructions to soldiers and claim agents for
the collection ofadditional bounties, and al o
stating that the soldiers Of 1861 are entitled
to one hundred and sixty acres OF land. =
the object of these parties appears to be to
obtain the dates number Of regiment and
officers signature AZ they appear upon dis
charge papers; with these dates forged mp
plications for pay would probably DO made
out.
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INFORMATION WANTEI

Lrh his home In BemIosk Township, Coiun
County on the morning n the s;th Of July Il
THEODORE NEYbARr Q lad aged ~ yesrs.
on when he len u white wosl hat, check shirt.
pants. AMI gray esst considerably worse sf
wear. aud barsfoo,ra Tn, iai has dark hair
dark eyes. With rather fsir skin, sni Is of s
build. Any informstion Of his whereabouts will
thankfully received by his anxious ms,hrr st ri
bora. Pa. MAk6ARET NEYHhSl
Oyt,h.r q 1867,
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AUDlTORS' NOTICE.


esrArn OF Roswell sN,rH LAre NJ GREENWOOD Z
CoLUHMA CovHIv nfCsAssp.
The nndcrsigurd. Auditor app0 int-d by tho
phans Court of The County of Columbia. 10 make
irihu:ion Of N. b,anrr in the hands Of johnson
lkrlrr administrator Of Roswell Smith late Of Gi
wood tnwnship deceased 10 and among he resi-
i've t'ii'ors oithe dtcedrnt, in the order csianii
by Law will intend At his cinre in T'oHinsauf,
Thnrsd,v the twenty hrat day of Eovemher A
1871. at 70 O'Clock A, ~ fnr the pntp"s. of ate
30 the duties VI his appointment, when and I
All parties interested sfe reqlif sd TO present [
elains, Or BE- debarrsi hs.n eoni ~ iu for shaT d
the fund. Y. X. IKELi
BIooinsburg. Sept u. is6,-et
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csy" Dr. II. Anders, German chemist
and member Of the MEDICAL Faculty of New
York city, after fifteen years research and
and experiment, has discovered method Of
dissolviug iodine in pure water. This prep
aration DR. ii. Anders' Iodine Watcr) has
cured many cases Of scrofala, ulcers, cancers,
&C., that had resisted the action Of all other
remedies.
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NO CONSUMPTIYEHl

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will ,.na n,
o. ehnftr) TO All WHO dr.re ~ III. presrribiiop vi
The d'reeiions for n,nxing spd psing The sind
remedy ny wbith he was cured Of lung affect
aud that dr.BL disenr Consumption. His only 4
jrct 70 to benehi the Afflicted and he hopes e,(
.nntfsr " W ny this prescription. as II viii 81
then nothing, anu nuuy prove bivss,n,. ne
address Rev. EDWAGD A, Wi. son
Ne. ic5 South Second snsss Williamsburg, III
YORK. .I.. .t.f .U. ...r
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COUNTERFEIT GOVERNMENT EoNps. -
Large quantities Of seven thirty bonds, sent
to Washington to be exchanged for Ave-
twenty bonds, have becd discovered to be
counterfeit. The bonds arc said to be the
best connterieits ever executed. General
spinner detected slight in,periection in the
letter i IN his signature. The brokers and
bankers Of Now York and Washington have
suffered Saast heavily BY purchasing the spurious
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1NFOR X NJ ALTON.

Ihformationi Guaranteed 10 produce a luxuti
trnwih NJ hair nron \ aid head or bsardless n
si'0 recipe fvf The frin0vsI Of FimrIcs kIot,l
Einpiions. etc onthe ssin leaving the ,ams
clear. sud bssu,ifsl. can be Obtained witbsut thl
BY addressing TDOS. ?. CHAPMAN Cnrnis
a!3 Broadway, New York
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MARKET REPORT.
NJ A Il r ! L b


In Bloomsbury, on the 10th inst, by the
Rev. John Thomas, Franklin Brochyes, Of
Scott Township, and Miss Ella Dietterch,
of Centre Township.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. D. J. Wal
Ter, Kermith Mackenzie, Of Bloomsbury, to
Miss Caroline Kempton, Of London, Eng
land.
In Danville, on the 10th inst, by the
Rev. Mr. -, Stephen Pohe, and Mary
A. Hess, both Of Centre Township, Colum-
bia County, Pa. :
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RlOL.RN.

Prom The stable oftl,s snbsether on tho ni,h,
a. ths tlh inst., LIGHT NAY HORSE. ,h,.J
7lws years 0ld ls.t spring; black lnsuv ana n N
HWS and shout ~ hunds high. +
AA \ reasonable reward " III bs psjJ 10, MI
rsturn of the horse, snd also for the tLisf r'sJ
horse vas for,nsrly owned by s,rphsn Kline.
EtAS'YRANkLty
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lNOOLI WOOL!! WoOLl!l

CLOTH EXCHANGED YOR wool.
THs undsrsiynst y ~ psy ihs hishrs, usrk.; a,i
In exchange for cloth either " hs Vwp usnpfs, N,
White Dser Nils. WiIssmspori, " tjiy H,lus =
vile, ~. j. eANis1
Sent. {, lpC7,
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NEw { ;oAL Y ARD

The undersigned respectfully informs the citisen.
Of Bioon,,burg and Columbia county that they keep
All the different numbers Of stove coal ani selected
lump coal for smi,hine purposes, on their wharf ad,
Joining McKevv, Neal Cos Furnace; with good
rair Buffalo scales tho wharfio weigh hay and
straw Likewise horse aud wagon, to helivcr coai
to those who desire II. As We purchase n large
amount Of coal We intend 10 keep superior article
ard sell al the very loves prices. Please cal aud
80 J. W. nENbERSUOr.
AUGUSTUS MASON
THE sndcrs,gned will take, In exchange for t'oa
] and uso,erioa, tho following named attirles -
Wheat, Rye, ,Corm, Oats. Potatoes, Lnrd, am. Shou
der, and aide meat Rutier. Epgs, Hay. &C., At thr
highest cash prices, At his Grocery Store adjoining
their coal yard. w. liENDERsuoT.
niooms6urg, April es, 1sd6,-I
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"7o be, or not to be-Mats the question:"
Whether to suffer with mental anguish,
Foverish lips, cracking pains, dyspeptic ag-
onies
And nameless bodily suffering;
Or whether, with sudden dash.
Seize bottle Of PLANTATION BITTERs,
And, as Gunther swears, be myself man
again.
!iuntler said my eyes were sallow,
My yisagc haggard, my breath tremendous
bad ,5 T.I
Ny disposition troublesome-in ihct, . .
lie gently limited was fast becoming.
Quite nuisance.
-Four bottles now beneath my vest have dis.
appeared,
My food has relish, my appetite Is keen,
Ny step elastic, my mind brilliant and
Nine pounds, avoirdupois, is added to my
weight. r ...il., r,,. :
MAGNOLIA WATER. "A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. lIH 2w.
EXTRA WHEAT FLOUR,
AND FEED, OF ALL KINDS,
FoR SALE CHEAP BY ,71,s.v,s +
Bloomsburs. ju'y 10. 1861. t ~ '""
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IN THE ORPHANS' COURT IN THE

matter OF exceptions In the report Of Auditor fo'
distribution of ths state of Peter Eveiand deccnsed
srp,embrr 18th 1897. u. q. Kahlcr, ESQ., appointed
roinmi sioner TO inke testimony, ny the Court,
Certified from the Record, JsasK COLEMAN. CLARK
that shall aitand fnr the purpose Of my appoint
ent At my oiics. n Doo.sbu.s. on Friday, the sth
day Of November, 1907, q 10 o'cl0ck, Q, M.
lr. .e. = NJ U. o, KAHLER. Auditor
oet 10, 1857. ,tI 'I-~'II "'-1''f'f
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NOTICE.

~ henisek Township. Co'umhis County. from,
hsts t'ept. 10Th inrsid sry person " se,eons
passing on our lands. All who are found -
will be drsit with according 10 law.
Matthias App'eman, nr. J r. Evans.
Isaac g Pussei. william AppieGnd
Hugh ID MsiIriie. Sylvester purssil
Il. h w. G. Riehsrt, Jacob Siesd.
Rub n Rcueh. VIM. Niutsrstssi
Ermlork, sep. 10. 1857. -3w.-pd
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ESTRAY.

Came tO tbs pvsmisss Of the ande syncd In Csn,,,
sassufx7S t1w ship, some time about the 6,.i M
U&3&S& HsptainIisr, 4 LIGHT RED BijLi,. ,ua
TH pnsed 10 bo Hbuit Ia months old M.
saGnG8 owncri 10 requested 10 come forward, prov.
n party pay thatses. mnI take him swuy otLssvi. n,
bs ~ be sold according 10 law
c. re. o.tobsr 2, 1867.
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The Democrats are set in SMALL CAPITALS; /;
the Radicals in Roman
The vote on the county Offices foot up
about the same as the vote on Judge" and
Assembly
The majority on the State ticket is 1857,
an increase on the majority Of last Fall of 139.
The Democracy pollcd 100 votes less than
last Fall. while the Radicals polled 269 less.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-16

mn the Democracy arc good for 10000
in this State next Fall for their candidate
for the Presidency. 1" f>A
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ADMINISTRATORS A NOTICE.

Letters Of Administration m tho estate Of Benja-
MN Fowler. late OF Centre Township. dceeasad,
bave barn granted by the Register of Columbia
County 10 Thomas G, Fow Ter and Moore Crcvcling,
of scoot Township. said County. Al nerscns hsv.
them known 10 tho administrators and those inlebi.
ed 10 the estate will make immefiate payment u
| i.sEs THOMAS q FOWLER A,.,,,.
-Il MOORE CREvELING, "u"'"' "u"'"' -
October 10, le67. .-Gw. ..n :. ... "
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs.

NJ TfcE.-T he DIoomsbas Malaai savins Fund
' Assosia'Ion is now rcndy to receive subscrip
Hons for stock, Apply toJ J. Browsr, P,e,jd.u, a,
his store, r., Lug 1rursurer NJ bis store q Koo,,
secretary. ut his ONCE. " ~ amy " Tho dircctors II,
order OF tho apsveSntion, u KNOnR, Bgcrsta,v
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-20

In the House in answer TO a question Of Mr..
Delano Mr.. Blaine stated that the bill author
izel the issue of per cent. stock, not nego-
table for twenty years. for one hundred and 6f-
teen millions of dollars.
Mr. DdAno argued that this was not the time
to pay these advances, as the credit Of the Gov
ernment was not equal to that OF any one OF the
States.
Mr. Randall Of Pennsylvania moved TO lay the
bin on she table. Rejected Yeas Ga nays, 81;
Mr. Tnlyor moved to refer the bill to the Ways
aud Means Committee. Agreed to, 81 to Al.
The House went into committee Of the whole
on the TAX bill.
There was considerable discussion on the motion
Of Mr. Ward Of Kentucky to strike out the para
graph increasing dst.llers license from one hun
dred TO five hundred dollars.
Mr Wards amendment was agreed to, and Ii
cen.e tax remlins AZ A hundred dollars
Mr Humphrey moved TO strike out the para
graph which limits to the thrtieth Of April next
the right of gas companies 70 al the tax to the
prices charged % colsuneas Of gas.
After some debate the motion was agreed to and
the Limitation WAS struck out
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Special Notifies.
DIR. MATYIsON

OF Providence r. treats exclusively all dsesses and
accidents resulting from iupradenoe in both sexea Civ
ing them his whole attention Dr. NJ isa thoroughly
educated ply dcan Of over twenty years experience,
bearing the highest tostm'nia', snd undoubtedly pos
sessea superior skin n that class Of d'easesto which
he has devoted So much slime and attention. Persons
At distance and lad7s especially having any trouble
Of the Mind. should be- sure 60 fcud for his Book ou
srsci. Diseases giving fall Information, in sealed
envelope ent free Euclosc stamp f'r postage and
direct 70 DR. WArrIsCN, No % Union street, Ptovi-
dc,.cR l6.60daw
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'''''''" VI '''
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r.gi,o., of the Washington County Committee in
prtacbIns SERMON ou tac subject of temperance
'n ihe h-'t sabbath ot February M| our H'aY-
,..- I,.-' 10, N -',,.., Ui'" ,,,.u '"' 'J
mly 40 uafrnnlt. iu.57atc. and tler families
f-'e mp 'n" eau ihen blessed.
JoHN 'rAulptN'. Moderator.
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81. Dt,i. ir. .necatily deserves Che gratitude of
ever, one. But he hl. been welI supported, and
thst ha. given him great success
,y..,,,...,..s ,,,,.-r. s,,.,.,.,.... r,,, wen
II. A. Putnam of East Monfpsrer ha, sold four
splendid Spanish Merino lamb. (buckA 6, 10 to
Wisconsin. on, ycarlins gave aneecc Of ltl-2
pounds. Mr. Putnam declined giving us the prices
but cmpnaaeally declared tht Washington county
l..,,.. ,.s.lt.I I.,t.r M. .t..,, ,... e-,,, r-d
p,r, .t,,E rb.J,mb. were NM abo,-l nm. c,r.
ON lr l..,.ca,
Tur Fio1p-The destruction by Food ,r,s M
West Hartford, on White River Miss Frank VIII
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that he might show how to swallow il, and then
pull t ont of his lcitear The youngster complied,
when the assumed magician ate the candy, and
aitcrwlrd, with many grimacings and ierkings of
bis ear declared thlt he hal forgotten the last
part of the the trick! II we concede the rcbels
Representation, control OF State Governments,
complete amnesty for past offences, and unob-
structrd future power. upon condition that they
will sons time or other 10 Justice % ,hs freedmen
and other loyal Inhabitants, It IS Just possible dmt
they may forget the last part of the trick.
4 SQUAEE SrArEHgNr-D Discussing Saturday,
debate in Che House, che Springfield Republican
saws
These are the three vital measures aud they
win be carried II Congress has but the courage
and faith TO say the word 81;
Eud suffrage in the Constitution Of the United
Sures.
The exclusion of rebel leaders from office.
Enough troop IN the South % enforce the laws.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Tine u,ot. s,.,,nei ths consideration of Mr..
r,ut.,,.' ttu 80 ~ .-....,,,;,,, of tIa soto
a. ,,..,.,.,t ,f r.,,t.,o,
H. r,,t ,y,tti-.,, III rn,tion to ltv the bill
o- d.. ,,hl
MS .,. m i-; ,.. tt , mai, ,,,sfi,, ,,,,s r.eoo-
.;1.ro1
q, ,n,,i,, of NI- Elliot u,. bill was amended
b, st-.ri6,o,t. the l5b section. which proyl.s
e.. tt.. .It..;,, ,f , Jt,.,t. c.,,, T,,i.,o, IN
tb. II,,s.,f r }.,r..,pt,tiv..
N..sr. R,g.r,,l II ,rIi,, snotc o,,inst the
,u AL n. sb.ii.-.,.r 'f,..l m, 1eb,t. In
f,y,r of tb', bil ri, 6ill pissed. yeas ms. n,ys
IA Vs. U,u.,. tbeo took nm the hin 10 establish
-n,,.-, If, tbo s,,.I,d States
NJ. ;,ll.. ',,ti...sot tbs ,ns. I'm f,v,r ,f
.t. iu ,t .,...l Ill.,. f',, D., you'll L. r,,s.,I
,r.,b',.,, ,',.rJ,,..,t
A. NT,,,,rI lso s,,,le in favor of ths hill
" w. y ',.i ~. . ,,..,,.'',,el S.,tes tbe
,i,'ii;',n ~. sf.,o, t,-i,, as it b,I
,,., ,;'... ,i,..,.t,,t on F,ct S,nt.~ Toene,1.
,.:, ;., ,h'. ,.,.,,.-,r,,,, ,y,. the n.a.e of
,L. .t,,,i..,i,,,, linn,
~ 70. .i, ,,..,,,.,..,,-,,, n +b,
H. H. ~ tb. hal ~ o.t,blisb
.3 .-,,,',..'' i, fori.i,,, NJ. W,ls m,v,I
.. ,u ,.,- l,,l.-s ,,,l ;r,,,.Ii,t.ly t,..
w.. r. ,,;.,,,,lHl A. y,r, Iittl. of tb, session
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W" .,,.,,'-,,.,t t,s;,.ss tbo IT,,ss ~.
,.1 ,,5;l ;lr,t;.,o of tb. b,ll far th., e.t,blish-
;' ,f.i..,. n, ,.,,,. e., r..t ,;, St,...
w. ~ 10y. ,.,.,,l ,'.,io., tb. l.,,,lit. ,f
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Marx tune sirl keep it gong--liyey sir.
lively. wcll sec IL a u.e of that spirit of dcrac-
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that the plates oil the honey eomo always nai ihe
same Angles measured lhem' ana lJml mat TO-
setler thcy na le l'9 degrees the equivalent OF
some lime after reois,t.d Krnir a distingri,bed
mstben,riran. to make the f3ll5win, cal.ni,tion;
Given heNagonal vessel serminafed by three
lo1an-e-sh,ped plates what are Oh. angle, which
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AND SYPHILIS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI
CATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Physician and surg, en-, Ms aud I'm.
dcor street. bo. be- consul ei daily Tor an d. easea
Incident 20 he f5male s'6tm lTua, GUS Uter ot Fall
lug Of the WOMB, tluor Abus. suppreasicu tud other
menstrual defang geueus are on Treated upon new path
oogieal pnr eples and spotdy relief guaranteed IN few
days. SO iuystabli cCaiu is the mode uf ,roa'-
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under it,
ana the atc Cd person TeiOiccs IN perfect health
Dr. Dowt al no DO ht had greater experience in the
cure OF dis Of ans children han any other
PHI scian O. Boston, and has sin G 1870, confined his
whole at nlion 10 the of private diseases and e-
male con plants
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