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il Of "Season Tickets" a aTICKET which
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The Tickets can be purchased from the
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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-01

MENTAL DEpREssIoN.-Mcn depres-
sion is disease Of the nervous system, and,
Of all the ills flesh is heir to, it is the one
that excites the least sympathy. 1t is a
subject of frequent jests, and is called by
various derisivc terms; but, although it is
often laughed at, it is not easy to laugh the
patient out of the belief that his ills are all
real, for it is real disorder the general
features Of which are constant fear, anxiety
and gloom. The external senses, as well as
the mental faculties, often manifest symp.
toms Of arrangement. Noise, as of falling
water, and ringing.in the ears are complained
Of, while black specks and fiery Sparks fit
before the vision. Admonitions like these
should not be dsregarded, as they may, if
neglected, terminate in insanity. The seat
of the disease is in the brain and nervous
system, and to control the malady it is me-
cessary to use powerful tonic and alternative,
which will correct and tone those organs
without inflaming tho brain. This is the
secret of the success Of HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS in cases of this
kind, torwhich it is the safest as well as the
best Of restoratives.
In fact it is the only pure and reliable
tonic stimulant known. Many nostrums
purporting to be tonics, are putfed up from
time to time in the newspapers, but the
sufferer had better let them alone. HOS.
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS has
proven itself, by many years Of rial, to be
in every respect what it is represented to be.
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For tie Democrat.
Political.
JERsrYsHoRr. Pa Juna q

JERsEYsHoRE, Pa, June 20, 1853.
Ell. Star and Democrat: Dr.. Sir:-Yu
that milk and tcdter journal, the Columbian,
Of the 10th inst, published in your place
appeared one or two articles, to which
wonld like to call the attention Of the Dem.
ocratic voters and taxpayers Of Columbia
County.
In one Of those articles headed ''Keyhole
Politicians" At, in On underhand and sneak
Ing manner, attacks the Hon. George H.
PeHdleton, , his financial views, and those
who support him and his views, by calling
them "keyhole Politicians and narrow
minded and contracted. in another article
it calls Hoyatio Seymour, for President, and
Gen. Frank T. Blair, for Vice President, its
pet candidates. ~
An attack Of that kind must have cause
Or reason. IT, the Columbian, must have
been Ne,recipieIt Of some great faror from
the Bondholders', ring Of New York, more
generally known BY ti,e name and title Of
the Manhattan Club, which is ruled BY
Seymour, Belmont & Co., and which has
been bringing up name after name as can.
didates and trying to force them upon the
Democracy through their organ, the New
York World. owned by them and edited by
q renegade Republican, and few such in
significant milk and water papers through.
out the country as the Columbian.
The Columbian" says 'They are like q
man looking through keyhole and giving
you an inventory Of tho goods in the room
and their value and their relative positions
from his very limited survey. Occasionally
we find Q keyholder who is for Mr.. Pcndle-
ton on the sole account Of Mr.. Pendleton's
financial views.''
/ would ask the Colombian what key
hole It looked through to find the value and
relative positions Of its pet candidates? If
its editors were extensive bondholders one
could easily tell. They may be, but it is
lately that they have become So. am a
Pendleton Democrat and think that nine
tenths Of the Democratic voters Of Columbia
county are the same, at least as fur as con-
Germs his financial views, and do not think
any Of us narrow minded and contracted
nor do we look through a keyhole with a
bond sticking out, for our candidates. We
care not who is nominated provided he is
nominated on an anti.bond platform and is
committed solely to its views.
As | do not wish to tire your readers, /
will bring this article to close by asking
the Democrats Of the Keystone State and
their delegates to the National Convention
whether they are going to support those
bond-candidates who have been recommend
ed through their organ, the World, without
an objection and defeat us and our delegates
by calling US miserable shabby set, &c.
In conclusion l would ask the Columbian
the denomination of they bond lif the re-
ceived one) received from Seymour, Bel.
mont e. Co., for their cur-ish whining and
yelping. ANrI-BoND.
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tory Of the Institute, and tho circumstance
attending tho erection Of tho addition, tn
Cornerstone Of which We had Just laid il
tas prsssnsgnf this largo assembly.
Gov. Geary then handed over to Prot
Carvar, in neat and pertinent speech, th'
plans and Drawings of the now building
biddiss him God speed in the noble work
and again urging our citizens to como y,
2obly with their money 10 the support o.
this great enterprise.
Rev. Mr.. Waller proposed three cheers 70,
Gov Geary, which we're heartily gwen.
Col. Freese moved to tender The thanks
Of the audience to Gov. Geay for hi.
kindness in being present with them Oh This
occasion, and for bis assurance in relation
70 the acceptance Of the School as q State
Institution, and appropriation to it of the
sum Of $4,000 when we ourselves have
done our part. It was suggested that the
name Of Prof Wickershsm be added, which
was done, and unanimous AYE" was the
response. 81
Prof Carver in response to numerous
deserved compliments to himself, made an
earnest speech, promising to have the
building ready speedily, and the Gov.
agreed to be present at the dedication.
EVENING.
By eight o'clock in the evening . splcn.
did audience had assembled in the hall Of
the Institute. The stage was occupied by
Gov. Gcary, Prof Wickersham, Rev. NJ.
Collins, Hon. c. L. Ward, and the Board Of
Trustees.
Rev. Mr.. Collins in the absence of Prof.
Coburn, read the Report Of the Examining
Committee.
Prof. Wickersham then proceeded to ad.
dress the vast audience upon the subject Of
education in general, and especially upon
State Normal Schools. It is impossible for
Us to give even synopsis Of it. He held
the people for an hour in silent attention,
and at the close Of his speech was greet
ed with hearty applause.
1t was moved by Rev. Waller that a copy
Of the address Of Judge Elwcll, and copy
Of the report Of MIR Collins be requested
for publication. As soon therefore as we
can find room, the address Of Mr.. Ward,
and Of Judge Elwcll, and the History Of
the Institute by Judge Rupert, and the re.
port Of Mr.. Collins will be published in full.
JOHN G.. FREEZE,
Secretary Board Trustees.
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Hon. HESTER CLYMER, AND CHASE
We rc.publish from the New York Herald
q letter from Hon. Hester Clymcr on the
subject Of the ''so-called' Chase movement.
The document needs no special comment
and we shall only reiterate, in this connection
the opinion which .we have all along ex.
pressed, that nothing but genuine Democra.
ICY will go down at the New York Conven.
ton. .t. e..re....
READING, Pa, June lS.-To the Editor
Of the Herald: In the Herald of yesterday
June II, your correspondent from Philadel'
phia, giving on account Of the Chase move
ment in the city, includes my name in q list
Of Democrats and Republicans who have
been appointed to attend the national Dem
ocratic convention in the interest Of Judge
Chase. Your correspondent is in error, or,
if not, the use Of my name is without
shadow of authority. The wide publicity
given to any statement appearing in your
journal induces me to request Of you the
publication Of this note. Very respectfully
yours, &c. HESTER CLYMER.
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MARRIED.

On Teusday evening, June the 9th, at
the residence Of the bride, by the Rev. Il.
B. Snyder, Mr. II. L. Knorr, of Blooms
burg, Pa, and Mrs. Lydia McKune, Of AL.
legheny City. u.
In Catawissa, June 23d, By Rev. D. Beck.
ner, at the Lutheran Parsonage, Mr. Philip
Shultz and Barbara Hughes, both Of Franklin
township, Columbia County.
In Philadelphia, July Sd, 1866, by Rev.
J. 5. Lame, formerly Chaplain 9srd Reg't.
Penn'a Vols, y Mr.. Chas, w. Eckman, Of
Danville, and Miss Sophia Gearhart, Of
Maybcrry township Montour County, Penn.
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FISH ngcreek, June q 1864.
Auditors Notice.

In tho matter Of the estate of Harriet Yonnt. de-
ceased Notice 10 hereby given, TINT the unde r.isn
ed, appointed BY the Orphans Court Of CoIu b,.
County, Auditor TO distribute the balance Of sajd a.,
tate In the hands Of the Administrator, will mes,
the PARTIES in interest," on Friday, the 3isi day Of
July ls6S. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, al the Office of H.
lkeier. ESQ In Bloomsbury. All persons having
claims ngansi said estate req nirsi 10 p,csent
them on that occasion, or be excluded from any share
Of the fund. GEO q COLEMAN
July !, lsB6-4w Audito,
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Auditors Notice,
Estate of Daniel Ler0u. Deceosc,J

ETuW W IIdNtet Lecdn, DeceUSCd.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by Orpbap..
Court Of Columbia county, TO make dis tribu,on Of
the balance IN the hands Of William Go od,uhn. on.
Of The administrators Of Daniel Lrvan, ate Of said
the parties Interested, Tor the perform an ce Of hs
dutes, at his Oice, in Bloomsburg on Tn ursday The
9TH day Of August, IsJo, AZ O'Clock. A, H. of SAID
day when aud where all persons in IN terest will
present their claims before the said audit or or be de-
barred from coming IN for share of The fund
Sss C.G. BARkLEY.
July !. Is6s.-4w' Audj,or
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-01

GENERAL GRANT was o leather dealer
when the war broke out. He continued in
the business by leathering tho rebels, and
has now undertaken the job Of giving the
Democrats good leathering. There is
nothing like leather. .-Rochstcr, ~ y,
Democrat. s.t
Especially when you have got d leather.
head candidate for tho presidency.
This fall the Democrats intend to engage
in little tanning business, that will leave
nothing Of your great leather dealer but
whisky soaked calf's skini 81,
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Democratic state Ticket.
Call for the National Dem0crat-
lC Convention. . t..

The National Democratic Committee, by
virtue Of tho authority enforced upon them
by the last National Democratic Convention
at melting held this day at Washington,
y. e., voted to hold tho next Convention
Tor the purpose Of nominating candidates
for president and Vice.President ;of .bhe
United States on the 4th duy Of July, 1868,
at lo o'clock NJ, in the City Of New York.
The basis Of representation, as Fixed by
the last National Democratic Convention, Is
double the number Of Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress Of each State under
the las. superintendent.
Each State is invited to send delegates
accordingly.
el AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
FREDRIcK q. PRINCE, Secretary. d.
Washington, February %, 1868.
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Public Sale,
OF Valuable Real Estate and RrSoaoI
Pf0perty.


Property.
vii, be exposed to public sale at the residence Of
the sub scriber in jackson township Col umnia Coun
y, Pa. on Friday, July 10, ls.. at O'Clock. A. NJ,
the following real estate AND PERSONAL property, 10
vii: A certain Tract OF Land. situate in said town.
ship adjoining lands Of Iran Derr, Y 0ung's estate.
aud VIM. Parks. containing la acres, and ailowan.
ces. about seventy acres of which is improved
land and in high state Of cultivation, whereon are
erected two dwelling houses aud one barn. There
Is on th. premises an orchard Of chOicrl iruit trees
Of all Kinds also sprius and well Of water near
the dwellings Also, the follow ing personal property.
T., wit: Two Horses, Two mich cows, SIX head OF
Young cattle. eight head OF sheep. sixteen head Of
hogs lot Of chickens. one two horse wagon.
sled. one pring board wagon tanning mill, plows,
hHrrows, harness. forks rakes. one grinislOne AIS,
lot Of grain M the ground, az follows: scres VI
wheat aud acres Of rye =. acres OF oats acresof
corn, q acres Of buckwheat, and the gras, now on
the premises ready for hay. Also the following
household and K khchen furniture TO wit; beds ami
bedding cooking rtOve one cupboard, dishes. tables
brass kettle aud one iron kettle. together with
variet. Of other articles toa tedious to nention.
Terms made know on day Of sale,
r. HEATH.
Mosgs CoyrxAN Auctioneer.
Jackson township, July !, ls6o.
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July .. Is6s. -4w
Auditors Notice.
COLUMBIA COUNTY :

Among The records NJ The
Orphans Court in and for said County. it il thus
contained: In the matter Of the account Of John
Levan. one of the adnini-irators OF Daniel I.evau
deceased. May lsis, on motion Of Mr. CLARK, L.
q Barkley. Esq, appointed auditor on exceptions.
Ccrti6.d from the Records May Il, lai-.
JESSE COLEMAN. Cik. n e.
Notice Is hereby given. that | will attend To the
duties Of the above appointment al my office, in
Bloomsbury on Thursday, the lst day Of August neNt
at O'clock A ~. where and when all parties inter-
ested will appear and be heard,
C.G. BARKLBy.
July !, isiis-4w. Auditor
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Taxing Bonds.

General Cobb, Of Washington, produced
considerable excitement in the House on
Monday last, by offering q resolution in.
structing the Ways and Means Committee
to report without unnecessary delay, the
bill requiring the Secretary Of the Treasury,
or his assistants, charged with the collection
Of the interest on the United States bonds,
to levy tax Of ten per cent. payable an
nually on the interest Of oil United Statss
bonds. o4tse *. g3 II
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MAN HOOD
Ho,c Lost, HoW Restored.

Just Published. new ediIion Of
M. CULVERWELL'SC Celebrated Essay on the rad :
ical cure without medicine hosa, Sem
inai Weakness. involuntary Scmin al Losses, lmpo-
tency. Mental and Physical incapacity, impeachment:
TO Marriage, etc. also Consumption, Epilepsy, aud
Fits induced by seifIndulgenee or Sexual eItravs.
gance.
G5- Price. in q sealed envelope, only q cents,
The celebrated author In this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates. from thirty years success.
fui practice that the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dang er.
Gus use OF internal medicine or the application Of
the kn'fe-pointng oct a mode Of cure nj once sim.
pie. certain, and esctual, by means Of which every
sufferer. no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply. privately, and radically.
10 This lecture should be In the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
sent, under seal. In plain envelope. TO any ad.
dress postpaid, receipt Of six cents two post
stamps.
Also, DR.. Culvcrweils Marriage Guide, price
Is cents.
Address the publishers.
GHAS. J, c. KLINE l. CO,
1877 Bowery, New York. Post Office btx. a5s6.
July LIST lSGe-Iy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DECLINATION.

Fcllor- Democrats Of Columbia County:
Having had full consultation with our friends and
deemtng II inexpedient for to be candidates for
Assembly, 10 view OF the intimacy aud family reia.
t'onship existing between we take this oppoYu.
nifty Of saying 70 eur frsnds that we have mutually
agreed TO decline any longer being candidatea;
thanking our friends for their earnest aud hearty
encouragement given 10. Trusting this declinutjon
viii be received in the right spirit by our Respective
friends, wa most respectfully Withdraw from the
hsld' In favor Of Col. HIRAM X. KLisx. Of Ossnye.
n. J. McIiENRY,
CYRUS b. McHENRY
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DEATH FROM LOCUST STINGs.-A few
days ago in York county, on the road lead
ing from York to Gettysburg, seven boys,
members Of one family, named Shaeffer,
while out in corn field were stung BY To-
Gusts, and all seven died. Thcy:wcrc bur-
ricd the same day.
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THINK OF YOUR TEETH,
AND HAVE THEM ATTENDED, TO.
DR.. Chalfant

Having located in Bloom. burg, for the practise Of
his profession, is anxious to awaken new interest
0> upon the subject Of De hiistry.
f1rEVA Preserve Your Natural Teeth.
A OThs most important branch ofOentis.
Try he discovers has never been properly intro.
duced. No truth 10 more Obvions, than that naiu-
raj set Of teeth with proper care Will last ta pos
SCISSOR lifetime, yet he dnds many persons who
object to having their teeth hlled, Judging by bet
ter experience that II ~ useless To such he extends
the cordial invitation.
COME TO DR.. CHALFANTs OFFICE.
He will examine your teeth free Of charge. and con.
vince you Of your error. tie has methods of flljng
teeth never before praciccd in this section Of oun
mean; Of prSyhnS 10 ns most ss.
ties. 10 confident Is lie Of this that IN this Do.
partment,
ne WILL INSURE MS WORK FOR TEN WEARS.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH objecinI that IN eyS cause
must bc tnxen out when eating, and that frequently
they are thrown aside altogether. In view fths
he Wishes you 10
READ HIS TERMS. s.a
he will put up any set Of teeth upper OF lower, or
part of eithsr and insert them so that they cannot
bs distinguished from natural teeth, and uarrantee
satisfaction In every case. Any person not pleased
with hts work In every particular need not take It
from the office or pay forn o. he allows no ease to
leave bis office which produces the ashteat pain, O.
would be likely 10 create soreness IN the mOut h. Hs
extracts teeth by tho use OF fs. i.r
NITROUS OXIDE GAS,
That being the snne.,he,ic in general use. aud
recommended by leading dentists Throughout the
United States. tie will administer Ether however
~ those pveferins n. ~. IT.,
Come and see him, he will examine your teeth and
Found at ali times IN his once. mex: door to D., J. 4
Eyans, Main street below Market BLOOMSBURY. IA.
July l, 1865.
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The Old Guard for July.

The July number Of the Old Guard, now
ready, will compare favorably with the pre-.
ceding numbers in point Of utility. The
leading article, Modern and ancient Ideas
Of Liberty Contrasted," should be carefully
read by all political students, particularly in
these times, when the liberties Of the peo-
pie are being flchcd from them by knaves
and demagogues. "Astorrc Manfredi'' and
Dead Under the Roses" the one trans
lation from the Italian of Monte Verde,
the other written for The Old Guard by one
Of our most talented lady contributors, are,
as usual intensely interesting and thrilling.
"Homer and Milton" is the title Of an able
analysis Of the peculiarities Of style Of these
eminent writers. Sub Rosa, maiden $
Love Story" which has run through several
numbers, is concluded in the present onc
and is as witty and chatty as our lady rea-
dcrs could well wish. The next article,
Political Science in America" by Edward
A. Pollard, will command that attention
which everything coming from his pen does.
French Jacobins and American Abolition.
ists," by DR.. j. II. Van Evrie. thoroughly
disposes of the absurd idea entertained by
many Americans, that the French Demo-
Gratis of 1889, or Jacobins, as they were
called by the English Tories, were about
the same as our American Aboltionists A
perusal Of the article will convince the
reader that there is no possible similarity
that, as the writer forcibly says, "they stand
to each other as truth and ialsehood, right
and wrong, heaven and hell, God and the
devil" "Who are the Traitors? ?" by con.
tributor, reviews the unpatriotic conduct of
the American Abolitionists, and proves
that they, and they only, arc the real
traitors to their country and its consti.
tuition. This number of The Guard also
contains the first Of o series Of Sketches Of
Grant, to be published every month, written
by General in the United States Army,
which will throw more light on that bcpuded
and overrated individual tkan all the Lives
or 'Autobigraphies' yet written. These
sketches are prepared by a gentleman who
"knows his man." and while they will rem
der equal and exact justice to the military
hero" they will show what most thinking
men now admit, that history gives no record
Of so great reputation being built on such
fimsy foundation. "Who is to be the
Democratic Nominee ?" by the editor,
makes short work Of those babblers and
mountebanks who are ever ready to sacrifice
principle to expediency. OF course the
Editor and Book Tables contain their usual
interesting matter, and The Guard, take it
as whole, is worth one ton Of those so.called
campaign documents which, as general
thing, only confuse and bewilder the people.
Now is the time to speak the Truth fear
lessly and boldly, and The Old guard, as its
name implies, can always be relied upon to
flash the follies and the crimes Of men,"
whether they be open or avowed enemies Of
the "Constitution as it was," or Mongrels
in disguise. Now is the time to Subscribe
for the campaign. Yearly subscription, So;
single copies IS cents. Van Evrie, Horton
& Co., publishers, No l62 Nassau st., New
York.
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THE editor Of the Bethleham Times" a
sprightly daily paper says he is editor, re-
porter, foreman Of the composition and
press rooms and general business manager.
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4" Look on this picture, and then on that"
Hero you behold the infrm step,
The pallid cheek, wasting form,
Untasted food, and social atmosphere
Poisoned with tales Of aches, pains,
Sleepless nights, and mental despondency'
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten
cares,
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
One took the Plantation Bitters-the
other didn't. They are very beneficial for
weak and delicate persons,
MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half the
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DIED.

In Scott township. Columbia County,
June Sd, 1868, Maggie daughter of Martin
and Annie Kline, aged l3 months, and 3
weeks.
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a~ CONGRESS, tits thought, will adjourn
On or about the middle Of July, which will
be blessing to .hc country.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LEGISLATIVE.
HON. GEORGE SCOTT.

or Cntawiwsn, nntlsorixrS ua IN announce ~ ~
Democracy VI CQlumbia County. that ne In q candi.
date nf ASSEMBLY IN this nistr let, composed ofthe
Ceukties Of coluHbla and Msntou subject TO tho
decision Of The nominating Conv enton of I oumbis
County and most rsspeetfiliy o. h the support Of
hi.trsnds for that Office.
June ~. 1858.
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RADICAL Senator Yates is known as tho
corncd bcof Of the Rump.
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To the Democratic Voters d
Columbia County,

FELLow DssoexATs :-iiaving been earnestIy so,jl
tied by my Dcnocratic friends to becUne candida,
sideFntiOn and consultation with my friends and n
workers ir the cause Of Democracy, ltnve couscol
ed to o. low my name TO be used In eonaeetion wi
that oiice, subject 10 the decision Of the Demoerai
elected to perform the duties oftha ocs 10 sAs b.
Of my ability and 10 the Interests Of ths citizens
the County. IT.
STEPHEN POHE.
Centre twp, May 81, 1865.