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rD- Mons. Price has engaged a large
number Of bills at this Office, intending soon
to start ona tour giving exhibitions Of
wre.ws!king.
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ssj ;il3kEliS AND


Forced 70 grow r7"r the sinno'hcst face in from
ih.nr 10 hyr weeks by U.ius br. Sprvignc's Res
iu,rJ,.ir i'apinTr III" nIort " oniCrful discovery
in runtrrr Srtrrirr. HctiEy upon Tie Eearl and NHf
!, au almost niGrarniuUs naun.r. Il ha, been usr6
y thn elite pr rSr,s and i.ou'nn with the Gi
,rrinC sucrrss. Nan". ~ all purchasers viii be
registered 'ud " "n',rn srtslc'inn IL rot given iu
every ins',nrr the m"hey wa h" cicrrfu.ly reIuuG.
,rp,vr circulars AMI tr>tipisnidi> matted tree. Al.
ara-s ~ pGER. SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, No.
2Sj RIVER street, Troy. y. Y, Sole agrnts FOR the
Iniird S,ulrs Feb. 81 it67-ly.
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rnr We are informed that slate suitable
for roofing has been discovered on lands of
JoHN RICHARDS, in Montour Township,
this County. The tract has been leased to
PETER BEcHTEL & Co., who intend opening
up aquarry, The slate has every appearance
Of being OF first t-class Quality.
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NOTICE.

The second anstallment o the last subscription N
The R,oomsburs Literary institute was due ON thc
6rA Of October. Subscriber. will please pay their
respective amounts, and ob,ise all parties.
H., u. RUPER1. President.
Ori O lAh1 -. 49, y -
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lay" A few bushels Of potatoes vii ie
taken at this Office IL brought III soon, for
which lihc.al ,rira VII be paid.
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rea- TIE jATGST!-~Wo have int2iG .anaa
across the wires Ills tWucs;'oy morning that
very heavy firing i: going on oct .iGe e, Cd!
State, in the several ciie'. towns. md c9un.
ties Of New York, and the ca'rGi,ioa aso,l
being parcr bu,.yts! The Democrats are in
possession Of The ground, w.th jair prospects
of gaining victory. j'u!lreport Of ,hc con.
test viii be found our newt paper although,
sufieieht i: known to wama'l It's in stating
that the opponents to Democracy came "a
with s6fious l,sscsi
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a STROLOGY. THE WORLD AS
~ TONlSJIED AT TIE

Woudt rfu Revelations Mad. by the Great hs,ro'o'
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rrss those who from dn,efn, events rashs'rorhrs.
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ur money. Gr., have btromc I"spohdrnt. she hfilss
together ihos" long p1Tat"d gives ninh'ion con.
rcruinu absent ifrnds or Lovers. restores lnst or
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your vcv, thoughts, and by her almost supernatural
poweTs unve,- the dlrI aud hidhen mysteries Of tile
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the nninfr ,isra that orrrconir or rrcdnniinaG ~ Tue
cunipuraiirn from the nsccts amt positions or tue
planets and the fixed stars in the heavens at IN time
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Address, MADAME II A. PEERiGO,,
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ERWINE s. SliIpMAN,
PRACTICAL HOUSE AND
Sign Painters and Paper Hangers,
BLOOMSBURG, Pa.

Having had long eyp'r 'rianre ia tts above Lusi-
they would respectfully oir their services to
the citizens of BIoOmshurg and sonrroundhg coun.
try. They prepared fn do I'LL kinds ot Honse and
sign Painting, Paper ng, Granng Glazing. FrO.irg.
ant all work heinnGin: 10 IN" Painting business.
~ Orders len nj their shop In the Cnurt House
Alley. or At thu Exchange lIotei. IT, v. Meyers
Drug Store, nnd g., Snyders Hardware Store.
will be romptly attended TO.
Bloonsburg, August :. isG7.
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RIA, Samuel Snyder, Sheriff, adcariises
some four or five tracts or lots Of land for
sale, in this weeks rarcr
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GEsF' A few bushels Of new com viii le
taken at this Office on sabscrirtion.
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NCA- Daily subscriptions an being ;skca
to the Democrat.
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ADMINISTRATORS A NOTICE.

Letter. Of Administ, alton the csinte Of George
w, Pain,rr, late Of bloom Township. Columbl,
County licensed ave been granted by the HGriste'
az mid County to BaItis - ering VI nrm''n Town
,h,r Al, nor sons having claims against the estate
az he deeeased will preseWt the ~ to the adn'inirra
TOR Tor setement and those indebted 10 ths ssta''
wi, mn he Immediate payment TO the understgned.
BALTIe srtRLiNG. Admipistiator'
Oct. 0, 1857 -6w,
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DCATu or SAMTL VI. SEu,lrs, Il his
event oecar!cl 4 few 'lars since 10 Cu,afer-
land The deceased vas prominent mem
bcv ot The Allegheny County Ear, at one
time. Oi latter yeays he had, In a great
measure given m the practice Of his rro.
iess;on, which carly in life hairandoreG him
pccuna;iy iuiepcnlent Mr., &rmme'
studied law in ll,sGTStown, in the Office Of
Mr. Price E-q, His brother is the famous
Raphael Scun2s, f the Confederate
Steamer Alabama. lmqcsiowa .UoR
r. Hes:gs Young & Aulen have started
a Lew paper IN SunLuy, entitled "luE
SENTNfl." lti5 Democratic III politics
aol in point Of editorial ability will compare
G!rorally a,!h any Of our exchanges. Il Is
pintcl upon o.w tJre anl Iook> we'll. This
make, iaHcc Democratic papers in North.
umb5r,and County, two iicglish and one
German, while the Radicals have four The
Democracy ought, easily to support their
three papers in that county.
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GEsACE.s sEss.EsEsATEss sAAvE.

From Nr, jaws trRIrN Of AMesRuRy, Mass
Il was afNI,trd with severe frlon on our Of NV
fb.rfs and 'rc,i many remelics without relief. My
friends induced me 10 apply y0ur Save. IN two
days II extracted the irfimaton from hy finger ~
as IN Cmnhia NE To resume my work. can almost
ssy ilt IN" Saive worked like magic. Tor u ebect"h
n turG without leaving n scar. | uniesi'a,i'i"lr "
rrrnnunce GracGs S1rs an excellent remedy, nhh do
ho, donb, it will be- appreciated throughout The
aGd.'
ONLY as CENTS A BOX.
SETH W. FoWIE * sON. Ecslon, rropIielo s
sold by Apnt-rgricS aud Gr0cers sencitily.
Oct. ~, IcU; ,--iW.
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The Truth about Dysp apsia.

The ] ruin ABOUT UySp'P PSlas
Who, yer says 'ha, dyspepsia Is incnrnb'e, tells
that Is TO say. makes an eereaions mistake. More
,an ten thousand aggravated caars have been cured
bv uosTETrcR's STOMACH BtTrERs. while the
number that have been prevented from coming te a
heal by the same mcans, is incalcnuhle. In this
season Of the year, when the appetite is sometimes
too vigorous for the ccnort and SAFETY ofihe stomach
indigestion /, most prevalent and most distressing
to the appetite to pr buked 10 nacom noia'e the d.
ues,ive organs Not so for then the frame would
lack 1t, due proportion of nu,riment Tho thing 10
he done l.. to srRrSornsS STOMACH, tone tho liver
nni put the bowels in perfedt order. Nothing w'''
do this so sntctuaiiy, sc rapidly. 50 quietly. 40
pleasantly, u. IiOsTE1TER's BiTrERs. This po.
tent preparation trims and balances the System ana
clothes it, as II were, with defensive armor Chronic
dyspepsia. live, complaint and fever and ngne are
never known 10 al tock those who visa cnouS to
invoke tho aa Of this groat preventative.
October, 10, isG7.-Aw.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ERRORS or YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for yeavs from Nervous
Debility. Premature decay, mud all the tnoc's ri
youth m iudiscfction win, for the shke Of suffering
humanity, send free 10 all who need II, the recipe
, ana direcii.ns for making tho simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wshin 10 pront by
III" advert isrrs experience, eau do 80 by addressing
, in perfect conldcncG, JOHN u. OGDEN ~ Cedar
Street. New York. May %. ieG7.
I OvELy GIRLS AND FESTIVE DOYs, send an
addressed envelope and 25 crnts,nnd viii send
You some valuable nfOrnaiiOp that win please you.
Address MARY MOORE, s3i broadway, N. Y.
May III, IeH-ly.
rJ,HEGLoRy OFMhN IS STRENGTH. a gentle
! mnn WHO suffered for years from Nervous and
Gon,lai Debility, Nightly Emissions, and scmina
Wrnkncss. The result Df yon,hfhl indiscrction. aud
came near ending his days In hopeless misery, wil
for the sake OF suffering man. send 10 any one nfct
ed, III" simple means used by him. which effected
cure 10 few weeks niior The failure Of anmerou.
modiciue. Send directed envelope nd stamp aud
wiil ;ost you nothing, Address,
EDGAR TREMAlN, i.s'b e. NY. City
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" The August Term oi the Blooms
Literary institute closed on Friday last,
defamation, ectnposition, and 'nusic
students. Wo were Gnavoiia6ly al.
ON the cxerdsas. but understand thai
dents passed through ,lcir exercises
uch credit both&to themselves aHd
8. There wcre, ve learn, quite u
of spectators present, but not as
and especially pascnts, as should
n. On Fsiday 6vcning next the
will give an Ensersainment consist.
,uuies, musio ~, ito which tho
cordially ipvitsd. II is hoped
ga crowded horse. Turn out
,gc tho childress - well as show
.euce that sou ~ dcsirous of
,ppreciating the Ia yipes \ render
dents byGhsir it11t .lors. The
-erm commeneod Monday
ne until the m 4! q anuery
~ ~ 4. 'N1 ~ /. ,.lII N.Nf'{N ~ I"
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ny" The following local news items from
Cenirllia, reached US too late for last week s
nEMoCRAT:
Ga Monday. the 2lst ut, young man
hy the name Of LAWRENCE BOYLE, while
running a Goa, car from unier the Braker
Of Schr!I q Donahoe, lost his life under the
following circumstances in attempting to
stop the car, the chain connecting the lever
With tie brake, gaze way, causing the I'M
fortunate nan TO fall from the car across the
track the ear passing over both his legs,
resulting il almost instant death.
Another n man by the name Of Thomas
Alexander, while going home on Monday
evening Of last week from town, fell into n
large hole Leading into L. Gorrcls mine.
lie fell something like twenty-five feet per-
pcniicuar Height. lie was found in the
morning in an insonsiblc condition. He
fingered unit! Wednesday evening, in great
agony, when dea.h came aud relieved him.
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n1- We say patrnuiAc the men who ad-
vertise. They invite you to cone and OK
anime their goods, and if they suit you to
buy Them The man who attempts TO open
up business AMI has net "gump;ion"
enough about him To 60 70 the printer on'
have an nadvertisemont c ;,is business insert.
cd, does not deserve tie patronage Of the
public. He prefers doii : bus;ncs, after the
fa.hion Of the spider, qn1t'y sninning his
vn web, and il he succeeds in inyioel;ng
~ into hisstosa, shoro? salmon without the
eof printer'si ink, well and good, lc thinks
,tmuch is saved, though he may be ha,f Il
fine in doinRik
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
Wednesday, nov. G, S3G1.


U WE VII thank ouri rcafcrr ror al, Vocal occur
tehces in ihe' immediate ,ocaitins If they do no,
desire 10 write Communication for the pubic eye
etheh send us brief statement OF everything Of
"enst IN theu respective communities A list o
marriages., dcc,hs, ncciden,s. Gres removal busi-
mess changes, &c. W. will pu, thr,n In form. rbc
more facts Of tbs klnd c-n po, the better /, will
'u't us and cur revtcr9. Who win donl
TO ADVERT TrrRs.- Ncrsnrs Nislinu ad drr,iissmcrtF
inserted must hand them in carly on Tuesday r,orn.
ny to insure their iaseiior fol that week.
- '---. "a
E'a@ I he accounts Of the iirm Of JAcopy
q SHUMAN as far as sont ont icr collection
are in the hands Of the ftl!oginy persons:
, Nt6ha 1o'er'iip. .-JouE II. EEGLEw;
SAMUEL CREAsY
Beorcr. --DENJ. 2unysrMAN. ?. ".
Moa.-U. j. CAMPBELL, =. ".
Gdfdr'ssn. .--SrEPHFN l;hIDY.
Rod,1"gcTeeh, Csatraito, and A%'uN5. --
JOHN HARNKa.
In Sugarl6ai Township, bills for collection
have been placed ;nthe hands Of MoN1GosI-
FRY COLE, to wh3n, payment Is requested
to be made at thc earliest convenience.
In Scott Town'hip, all persoos krow',:.
themselves in arrears for snbscvir;'on, and
advertising, to the DEMoCRaT. will I,lclsc
make payment to JOSEPH LiILKY.
Benton.-DaNllL iIAh1GiAE.
Orange. --M!cnAEi NELLLR.
Mndison. - WILLIAM McNlYcu.
Wemloch. - DANIFL NGYiART.
Rohrs5gvg-Mathias ~ Apr.eman.
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I OOK HERE LADIES.

SOMETHING NEW. Mrs. Ju'ia A, and Miss side
~. i,avriav wit, onnn an the corner ~ Main and
West streets, Bloomsbu"g, On the niuih day Of %.
t,ber,
AND DRESS STORE.
With mn entirely ne W assortment Of the bat.
Iates' ana most fash goods with patterns aud
sy les to match aud at reasonable rates they hauer.
themselves IN 1t they Gun accommodate III pubic IN
every particular.
W Dress making and repairing Cloaks done In
the shortest notice,
Now II rHe TIME CaIi ana ana exhi'ine nu! s'vcA
and select yoit patterns. ~ ieo'.
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4 BUSINESS CHAT,

4 BUSINESS CHAT
Good murninc. Squire, which way with your
| bundles If woo!
! On my way home, sir I; I have got rolls for my
! old woman IN srin; 49,
We'll Squire, II ii is fair question, where did you
get earding done so soon
| u, nt Vancc's Fuctory-
WHARF 10 that
Near 0raneeviile. Itel, you II pays,o get cardins
done there. Vance cards for cts. per III. IL you
tnke aud bring your w0ol. ne has rs'bnit he ma
chine and got new cards on. Oepend on II M puos
rns ire mnde there, as ha IL tending his mach lne
himself this season he says, for al accomm0da-
lion for thosewhn live Mt 8. distance they tsuvs
their wool at either Of the storas m ranaevl thA
same WIN he atten led TO- Also their cloth tor fut'
| ling r"ioring and dressing,
| over "a ycare, since June 1si3, Vance has beeS
ateady ut the business. with one rasniar price. NJ
| ups and downs in his prices. Riea and poor al
| served alike.
! Factory near Or ,nccvdle. In Mt. Pleasant Town.
| ship, Columbia County.
| August, H. 1867
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIL u II EALING POOL,

Howard Association Reports. for YOUNG MEN
on the CRIME OF e0I tTUDE. and the ERRORS
ABUSES ant DlsEAsES which destroy the manly
powers, nnd create impediments 10 MARRI AGE,
wic sure means 0f relief Sent In sealed letter e-
veiopcs, rrse OF charge. Address I'M. J. FKILLlN
HoUGilrON. Howard Association. Phiisdeiphis. IA.
June 3, lSU7.-i a.
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A GREAT BARGAIN!

The subscriber will sell his farm very
cheap II is situated in Winnesheik coun-
ty, on the Rail Read six miles from Cresco
ten miles from Ceunover, five miles from
New Oregon and fifteen miles from De.
corah. There are . brooks running through
the farm and ten never failing springs and
timber sufficient on the premises for the
uses of the farm. 1t is well calculated for
stock and grain raising. having 400 acres
fenced. go of which is under cultivation,
and 80 acres with spring on it is enclosed
with post and rail fence for pasture.
There arc two good wells, three log houses
and new frame house situated on the
military road The farm contains $50
acres in all, lying in one tract, and will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers. 1t can be
divided into 80 acre lots and have living
water on each lot. There is also school
house in the immediate vicinity For par
ticulars inquire Of
uatl31 JOHN WHOLEHAN.
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Is there such a thing as Ma
sonic Law?

Have we rule of action among
us?
In the first lecture, as EE AA.:
we are taught that Gods name is
never to be mentioned but with
that reverential awe that is
due from the creature to
the Creator" This law forbids pro-
family and irreverance. Now what
is the ''practice 20 Is there no pro-
family among us? We are instruct
cd to act on the square. Yet is there
no shrewdness among Masons in ia
king advantage Of neig hbor's igno-
rance TO overreach? Are we not
instructed ''to avoid all Irregular
ties and intemperance p Yet are
there no drunkards among us? Is
not every command in the decalogue
broken, and this in the face of So
called Masonic law?-National Free
mason.
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Peace.

A Mason's Lodge is the Temple
of peace, harmony and brotherly
love. Nothing is allowed to enter
which has the remotest tendency to
disturb the quietude Of its pursuits.
A calm inquiry into the beauty of
wisdom and virtue, and a study Of
moral geometry, may be prosecuted
without excitement; and they con-
stitute the chief employment in the
tyled recesses Of the Lodge. The
lesson of virtue which proceeds from
the east, like rays of brilliant light
streaming from the rising sun, illu-
inmate the west and south; and as
the work proceeds, are carefully i'm
bibed by the workmen. Thus while
Wisdom contriyes the plan and in
structs the workmen, Strength lends
it's able support to the moral fabric,
and Beauty adorns it with curious
and cunning workmanship. All this
is accomplished without the use Of
either axe, hammer, or any other
tool Of brass or iron, within the pre-
cinct of the temple, to disturb the
peaceful sanctlty Of that holy place.
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rlDlNes FROM THE CRAFT.
Lesson Of Third Degree.
by CHARLES l.. WIGGIN.

In all ages the bodies of the Ma
sonic dead have been laid in graves
dug due East and West, with their
faces toward the East. The prac-
tice has been borrowed from us, and
adopted by others, until it has be-
come nearly universal. 1t implies
that when the great day shall come,
and He who is deaths conqueror
shall give the signal, His inefa bic
light shall first be seen in the East;
that from the East He will make
His glorious approach-will stand
at the eastward Of these graves,
and with His Almighty powcr-that
grasp, irresistably strong, shall pre-
vail-will raise the bodies which are
slumbering therein. The Lion of
the Tribe of Judah, He shall loose
the seals, and open the grave, and
raise the sleeper to the possession of
immortality. We may have been
long buried, long decayed; and
friends, relatives, yea, our nearest
and dearest, will cease to remember
where they have laid us. The
broad earth will have undergone
wondrous changes; mountains level
cd, valleys filed. The seasons will
have chased each other in many
fruitful round. Oceans dashed into
fury by the gales ofto-day, will to-
morrow have sunk, like a spoiled
child, to their slumber. Broad
trees, with broader roots, will have
interlocked them, hard and knohbed
as they are, above our ashes, as if
to conceal the very fact of our hav-
ing lived; and then, after centuries
Of life, they too will have followed
cur example of mortality, and long
struggling with decay, at last will
have toppled down to join their re-
mains with ours, thus celebrating
the last poor testimony that man
has ever lain here. SO shall we be
lost to human sight. But the eye
Of God, nevertheless, will mark the
spot, green with the everlasting YER
dure Of faith, and when the trumpets
shall shake the hills to their very
bases, our reviving bodies will rise,
impelled upward by an irresistible
impulse, and we shall stand face to
face, and hear the welcome approval
Of our blessed Emanuel,
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What FreemasOnry is Not.
BY BRO. BINCKES.


1t is not merely convivial soci-
ETY.. 1t is not a benefit society. 1t
is not merely secret society. And
yet, paradoxical as it may appear,
Frcemasonry is a society social,
charitable, and secret. 1t eminent
ly cultivates the social virtues, and
affords ample opportunities for their
exercise in the hours Of relaxation
and refreshment. care not for the
taunts of those not of our Order
who are opposed to-nor have l any
sympathy with those within our pale
who would dispense with-the social
enjoyments attached to our meetings
which, agreeable in themselves, tend
by the amenities they encourage, to
reconcile animosities and smoothe
asperities which may have arisen,
and which I fear are inseperable
from every society, however exclu-
sive, owing to the innate frailty and
weakness Of our poor humanity. 1t
is certainly not benefit society, as
the qualifications required in its
members at once initiate against
any such idea; and yet it's CHARITIES
are noble and muni6cent to degree.
1t is secret society only in regard
to the means by which it's members
are bound one to another for the
purpose of recognition and the pre-
vention Of fraud and imposture. Its
influence is widely extended, it's use
fulness coextensive with civilization
its sympathy and aid cordially ex-
tended and cheerfully rendered
wherever misery and distress are to
be found.
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house ahont 200 varieties from so cents to $50 each
Our ALsuMs have the reputation Of being superior
in beauty and durability to any other.
Card Photographs Of Generals, States
men, Actors, etc, etc.
Our Catalogue embraces over FIVE THOUSAND a'f-
ferent subjects, including reproductions ofthe most
celebrated Engravings, Paintings, Statues, ect.-
Catalogues sent on receipt Of stamp.
Photographers and others ordering goods c. O. D.
will please remit rs per cent Of the amount with
heir order.
The prices and quality Of our goods cannot fail
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