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NITLD STATES PATEST OFFIOn,

4 n
x WASHINGTON, ID. o. october B, 1853.
On the Petition OF NEWELL PRINCE, of
Slnnsburyi Conn praying for the extension VI
patent granted hin the 20 day of JsHusry
le55 tor an Improvement in Fountain Pen:
~ Is oruersd that said petition be Beard ~ this
Office oil the 2Stn day Of December next. Any per-
seb may oppose ths extension. Objections Dc post
tOI ana ether papers slnuid be- filed in tIis
ONCE twenty days before the day 81 hearing
: IL HopGES,
10 la,-2W Actirr nr1.r izai, - s,t.
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ROSEWOOD PIaHOfoRTE. WALNUT REP
fhhLOR SITE, kOsEE0UD AND Wal
nut ChAMBER SUITES. PAINTED Cor
TAGE SUITES, BRUSSELS, THEE PLY
AND INGRAM CARPETS. DINING ROOM
III kSlTUkE. &c AT slETIDN
On THURSDAY MORNING Noveuher
KTE@5, SIS az ~ O'Clock ~ line resiio nee OF A
III ~ seutlr3iaU declining bNUs kaepisR, No -.
Indiana sVenCe. betwe, a 81 aud 81 streets. BIag
A ~, We shall sell a very excel lent as ri
ncnt Of Ii oUsef old Furniture. conprisiug in part =
one Rosewood Case Plan forte, By GhsIe A
Lhabe =
RoseWC0G Marble top Chamber Sgite
Two Walnut Marble fOp Cuau.,eT Suites
Two Painted Cottage Chat4ber suite.
WslbEt ktegeIe, " alnut Centre Table
Marble ton Centre Tables
ain ut all Set
Bruss is, Three ply, and Ingram CARPETS
Hair and husk Mattresses
Feather Be s. BOstt r.. aud Pillows
Walnut EXtentiOD ri:iug Table
Cane seat CbsiIs Window SnaitS. Engrayf.
Blankets and Comforts
Chandeliers and brackets
rtsIT Carpets aU1 OI cloth
China AID q .a.Ewafe
hiEC'e0 X tUls;tes, &c &c.
ucsd&ds CuoPER s LATIMrR. Aucts.
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Ipf II. CoLNAk s. Co, Auciioueer-,
I'D go, COsIeT sOtL htTcrt aud lenBz. avenue
16Rp We VIII sell - our sslesroOms EVERY
KVkN1NG st7's o'clock, q lot Ot Cla hi :
such as
Pants Cests. Vests.
OSeIshlrts, undershirIs. Drs wers. Hose,
IL ats. caps, Boots. Shoes Notioa-
Wal Cbes AZ Jewelry.
The above roCds are y balls nee of stock 81 a mer
chant in philsdelrh'a- declining bu>inees aud
viii be sold without TcsaTve g. the highest tifd r
no rs: a.. GOTHAM co AuCts.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOsALs FOB MIXED VEGETABLES

CreS, Depoi COMMIT tSary Of SuySiSenc,
Washington ID & , October "a ls;s Z
etaed Pre- posals, in duplicate will be received
AZ nle Ofhse GD Tuesdays Thurs5 avs and Sstrr-
Gays ~ IL NJ. of each week for selling nbopt 3.s OD
pyobos American Desicated Mixed Vegetables, and
about a 0V pounds French
They will state the kint asaptity snd amount
ouered Tor zach hey desire TO rutch lse.
oc - 3taN2s e BELL, q " 8. A.
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Z
u. WASHINGTON. Il. O., October 70 1853
On the pention OF CHARLES IErrAH. Of
New DIRK Y. piHyirE Cor the extension Of q
patent granted him or tie 2h dsy of Jaaus AIRY,
lN', Tor an improvement IL boiling Iron Shut
tCis.
is ordered, that said pet. ion be heard II this
Office on the ith dsy n isnUary next ANY person
may oppose this extension Objections, dero-
t,uoDs. aHd other papers sahEld be ed in tins
otlOe twenty da.s jsfore the DAP of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE.
&C q laM3E f'orn.lI- s-iInar of -
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NITkp STATES PATENT OFFICE

4 SB1hp sIAt ES fAJEN MI OFfICE,
y NAsBINGTOS. ID October 81. 1853
or the Petition OF GEORGE BROwS, of
Nla1ie town, X! ode Island, praying for the exten-
sion a a potent granted him the 2;l day Of
January. 1855 fcr an Improvement in Hay Making
Machine:
Ii is ordered that said petition he heard At this
Office ON ihe +tD Gay of January next ANY per-
son may oppose tLIs eXteusi N. Objections de 90
>iiiOns. ana otheI PAGERS. should he died in this
office twenty days before the day Vi hearing.
ELISHA FDoTF.
&C E-'AW3w Comm ssiOErr Of Patents
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DIANO TUNING AND RIPAIRING

q. L. WILD, formerly Tuner cf--~
X nabeis, and subsequently, Of stein HHm
BhO' y Piano Store, asI nth street. between Pa.
asepse and street. sill eiyes sDeciai attention
tnred and for sale. Pianos for sale. reot, ea.
chspge. Sly
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sSf II. COLEMAN a CO.. Aucticneers.
u 2sL corner 10th st. ana Penna avenue.
we VIII sell IN from OF Our sales rooms. comlen
eng On TUEs DAY MORNING, November 81, At
lies
100 pair GRAY Blankets
1@ assorted Bed Spreads
.O pieces Remnants OF Pants Goods or AMI 6
yards each
goo yds sheeting Cotton, bieached and unble ached
tOo yds Canton Flannel
20yds Red nd v bite FLANNEL
Toweline of al kinds
Bieached and Uphleschei Cottous
Bcsiery, Table Cloths aud able Linen
Cehcoes and DelaiDes
Hoods. Shawls, Comforts, Children's Hose
Cndershirts and Drawers
Alec. 20 pieces Oil Cloth, different patterns and es
rolls Carp ting, with q lot OF Remnants
The above goods are the balance Of stock of .
Wholesale merchant in New York aecl nipS busi
ness and will be sold TO the bi ct bidder an1 10
suit the purchaser, by the yard, pair, or daZen.
without reserve for cash. from day day ua.i the
eBiir fto@k Is dep sed Of
Docbt u. COLEMAN Co. Aucts.
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And THiKp sTRFEIs.. Az AtCrioE,
Ii On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Novem-
n. Der 9Th, ISIS, at 4 O'Clock, In front of the
gremi.es, We shall sell . very comfortable
BIlck Dwelling. three stories and basement, CON
tanning nine roons, with hail. eas and water good
sererase. and thoreush hsstinR apparatus.
side, betwee "a aud 81 ats, and ru nnica ihroagh
TO Iodisna avenue, and being In q central locality
should demand the attention Of NJ rfies jsb o -
make q profitable investment
Terms: Sseo cash the residue In 6 ana 4,
mHhths, with interest, secured by Q deed o; ,rust
CoLyes anciDg aud revenue stamps az mr. has.r q
cost. S1ta down at tine Il sale
Posse given Decemoer lst, 1888
oc2s dads COOPER LATfME2. Aucts.
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yyy COOPER + L.TIHEB. src,Toaeera
b date Clerks with G. Mrtiuf-e A n, 4
Eouthwes: corner Pa. aEeIue and iitb stree.
lStar Once DU. ldilzD
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ELtroc.S f-C1r Rsrrst-S Of this WorE ro54U7s ee;ar
rom The yecT 1850,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09
4 Remarkable Coincidence.

A gentleman in one Of the Departments
at Washington has made discovery which
develops ono Of tho most remarkable coinci.
denccs to bc found on rccord-to the super
stiti0us, ono absolutely startling. Many Of
our rulers Of the earth wore firm believers
in destiny, and long before there rise felt
confidence in their cxaltation that nothing
could impair. Napoleon and his first wife
had their prophecies and omens which were
sngularly fulfilled but neither tho realiza.
ton in these two cases, nor in any others
now Of record, were 10 remarkable rs the
coincidence developed by the discovery Of
the combination Of figures made by the gen.
tleman in Washington, which is published
in the National Intelyigeacer, aud which we
give below. In the first place, the alphabet
is numbered from A to z. J., 9, 3, &C., up
to 20. A represents ] and u 20. Taking
therefore the letters in the name Seymour
and Blair, and representing each letter by
the number it represents in the alphabet
when We added up the whole we find the
total sum produced is III. Then take the
words Grant and Colfax" and add up the
numerical representatives Of each letter, in
like manner, and the aggregate product is
40. Add together III and l40, the total
of two electoral tickets for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency, now in the field, and
We have the aggregate 81, which is pre-.
ciscly the number Of votes in the Electoral
College for President and Vice President.
w., e.lI -, x.l1o.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09
Large Democratic Meeting in
Bloomsbury.
Tile Court House titled to its utmost ca
pacitH

On Monday evening a Democratic meet
ing was held in the Court House, in Blooms
burg, which was largely attended. 1t was
organized by the appointment Of the follow
ing officers:
Pcshlm'-RoBERT +. CLARK, Esq.
Jicc Rrcsi2eats-Iram Dcr, Peter X.
IIcrbcin, Charles +. Mann, Peter lIeimbach,
Adam Suit, Peter Ent.
,Secrctarits-Capt. Geo. W. Ut, Capt.
J. r. Millard.
The President on taking the chair made
a few remarks which were well received.
The meeting was then addressed for two
hours by Senator Buckalew. lie made ono
Of his logical and argumcntative speeches,
and held the audience srcll-bound, save
when interrupted by applause.
At the close of the Senator's remarks,
Gen. Ent was called out. lie made few
wcl-timcd remarks, after which the meeting
adjourned with song from Judge Dcrr,
and cheers for the Democratic National and
State candidates.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09

THE Philadelphia Age says: What of
Pennsylvania? What will she do in the
coming contest? are oft-rcpeatcd inquiries.
Our reply is, she will do her whole duty
During the past week we have seen several
gentlemen who, in the rotinc of business,
have travelled the State from the Delaware
to the Ohio, and the reports they give of
the tone Of public sentiment everywhere
uniformly point to an overwhelming Demo.
cratic victory. Our informants arc gentle.
men of intelligence, who would not wilfully
misrcprcscnt facts. Their opportunities for
observation have been very extended. In
the large cities and towns, in the retired vii.
lagos, and throughout the rural districts,
the universal cry is: Give us change of
rulers. Any change must be for the better.
We have had our iii of taxation, of negro
supporting, of constitution breaking, and Of
rottenness, fraud and corruption. We have
given the Radical party fair trial. For
eight long, weary years VIC have permitted
it to control our national affairs at the dis.
cretion of its leaders, and what have been
the results? Judging from the present
state Of feeling, Seymour and Blair will
carry the State by such majority as will
bury Radicalism forever in the keystone
Commonwealth.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09

QUESTIONS FOR THE PEOPLE. For Aud
itor General whom will the people choose
Charles Il. Boyle, the Democratic candidate,
a man of integrity and capacity, against
whose character not a word even of suspi
cion dare be breathed, or John +. Hartranft,
the Radical candidate, whose chief recon-
mcndation has been that he was soldier,
but who now labors under the unrefuted and
irrefutablc charge of oDicial misconduct,
in this, that he authorized the payment Of
thousands of dollars IN riolatiOn Of lap ?
One or the other of these candidates must
be elected Auditor General. Which one
shall it be? The man of irreproachablc
character, and acknowledged fitness, or the
man who, occupying the post Of sentinel
over the Treasury, failed to protect it?
For Surveyor General whom will you
have, people of Pennsylvania General
Wellington II. Ent, Democrat, an approved
soldier who bares upon his person the scars
Of actual conflict, and is an intelligent, hon
est man, who would honor the office, or
General Jacob NJ. Campbell, whose SOL
dicrship is to be inferred from his title alone
his deeds in the field being unknown to
fame? The real soldier, who marched and
fought and bled, or the one who, we believe
never smelt powder burned in the face Of
the enemy?
You must take one of them. Choose
| iSely.-MOrning Patriot.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09
Cash Capital of $l,O0O,0OO,
TAKE NOTICE,

The undersigned, manufacturers Of Malt Liquor in
the Township Of WILKES Harra, LuzHrnc county. Pa.
hereby give notice that in accordance with an Act Of
a ssombiy. approx ed the fourth day OF April A. o.
IslJ entitled IAN Act in relation TO the sale, Use
and lis position of butts, shead. harre casks or
kegs used by the manufacinrers Of Malt Liquors,
they hav. flied in the office Of tue ProthonOiary Of
the county aforesaid, description Of their private
mark, branded upon the external surface Of both
heads Of each butt, hOgshcad barrel cask or keg. in
which they offer their Malt Liquor ior sale that said
mark consists Of the following letters, viz; N.
ST." and that any persons who shall apprnpriat To
their refuse 10 deliver 10 the nnd"rs'sned
in any way mitiate the brand upon any such
butt hopshrad barrel, cask or k"s will be dealt with
according TO law.
BAER l. sTFGMAYER.
N. u. By the ac, Of Assembly above cited, i is
declared 10 he unlawful for any person other than
the lawin owner 10 nSc, sell. mnate or destroy, or
refuse neg, cCt TO return any barrel cask, kcg, &C.,
duly branded or stamped by the owner and any one
olcniing is made punishable by II fine Of $40 fur
each barrel &C. on III" first offence, aud by line Of
so and Imprisonment from one to three months for
Lvcry subsequent offence.
August 5, 1r6SGt
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09
MARRIED.

On the 22d ult, by Rev. William J. Eyer,
William Marks Of Danvillc, and Miss Anna
S. Price, Of Locust township.
On the 25th ult., by Rev. W. B. Fox,
Horace Bower and Miss Rebccca Smith, all
of Briarcrcek.
On the Goth ult., by Rev. w. W. Case,
assisted by Rev. S. o. Rhoads Joseph
Swank and Miss Mary Longenbcrgcr, all Of
Mifflin.
On the 3lst ult., by James w. Kitchen,
Esq, Peter G. Moss and Miss Sarah Kah-
Ter, all of Ross township, Luzcrne county.
On the 5th inst, at the NJ j.. parsonage,
Bloomsburg, by Rev. j. a. Mcllick, Benia
min Bennet and Sophia Bloom, all oi
Moorsburg, Montour county, Pa.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09
UopnInLE UIsronY nr A GLlrro,

IToRRIBLE History OF A GLuTToN. -
Grenadicr Tararc, who died recently at
Florence, was one of the greatest gluttons
of modern times. lie devourcd in the
course Of twenty four hours whole quarter
Of beef; breakfast, prepared for ten or
twelve persons, he would dispatch in very
few minutes. He ate limestones, corks, and
nearly everything that fell into his hands.
\ tavorlte food Of his was snakes, which he
rclisLcd better than the fattest GELS. He
devourcd the largest snakes he got hold of
without leaving anything Of them. When
he was once employed as assistant in a hos
pital, he seized large tomcat, and was al
ready occupied in tearing it alive when DR..
Lorendi, chief surgeon of the army, was
sent for. There he held the cat by the
neck and tail and tore its belly leaving moth.
ing Of it but the bones; whcreupon he
gnawed, like breast Of prey, at the skin,
to the horror Of the hospital assistants who
witnessed the repulsivc scene. These assis.
tants said they had seen him drink with the
utmost avidity the blood of patients that
had been killed, and others caught him cat.
ing pieces out of the corpses at the charnal
house. When it finally appeared that this
cannibal had devoured the whole corpse of
a child, he was dismissed from the hospital,
where he filled everybody with unspeakable
horror. lie died, twenty-six years old, Of a
putrid diarrhGa, resulting from mortifca
| ton of the bowels.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09
Pen and Scissors.

,..Scymour is too Tamrmany for the Rad
icals.
...Grants life Is not insured. He has M
policy.
The prctticst girl in Bloom wears Sey
mour badge.
Grants home Is in Illinois. That &C
counts for his being such great Sucker.
-. A Young lady desires to know if Flight
Hour Bills" arc the same as Sweet Williams
...Out Of four hundred and fifty soldier,
stationed at Sackctt's llarbor only nine arc
in favor of Grant.
The biggest bricklaycr's strike was when
the Lowell bricklaycr struck Beast Butler
for insulting his wife.
The reason why Grant clubs style them
selves tanners" Is because the Radical
party has proven itself so expert at Skin
ming the people.
1.-The Chicago RrpuJlican advises that
every negro shall be armed to the teeth in
all his outgcinss and inconings "Lct us
have peace.
Virginia Vienna Schcnck has been re.
nominated for Congress by the Radicals in
the Third District Of Ohio. lie will run
upon masked battery this time.
-. The young lady who was frozen with
horror, and subsequently melted into tears,
was carried out and consigned to watcry
grave.
Full details have been received from all
parts oil the country Of the condition of the
crops. On the WHOLE the reports are very
favorable.
,:.:John Quincy Adams, the grandson of
old John Quincy Adams, is again the Dem.
ocratic candidate for Governor Of Nlassa
chusctts.
..:B Brick Pomcroy has statute of Gen.
Butler with a spoon on each shoulder. He
has placed this statuettc in front of his Of.
ilcs f1c,,, and written under it in large letters
'Thicf Robbcr, Woman Insultcr.'
...Springfcld has produced curiosity
1t Is two-ccnt piece, genuine, placed in a
missionary contribution box by young man
who has bank account Of fifteen thousand
dollars.
...Thc brave General Wool denies the
Radical lie that he refused TO shake hands
with Governor Seymour, when they met in
the cars on the way to attend the funeral Of
General Russell.
JoHN HICKMAN is expected to follow
Massachusetts Wilson in the Maine cam
palgn and to repeat his last winter slandcr,
that an intelligent niger was better cnti-
tied to the elective franchise than the Iri.h
Catholic"
....Scnator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, in
his Maine speech, abuses the Democracy
because they are pledged for that uncon-
stitutonal, un.Amcrican and wicked mon.
strocity-a white mans government"
Columbus Ohio, has singular story
that portrait of Thaddeus Stevens, hang.
ing in store, lately fell to the floor, and a
close examination of the wall, nail, cord
and frame, failed to show any good reasol
for the accident The supcrsttious ar,
pleased to have something to talk about.
IA young lawyer lin Chatauqua county
New York, having been asked to run 70
Congress by a committee Of Radicals, de
clincd, saying: 'It is true that l left IN
fathers workshop, studied law, and hay
been admitted to the bar; but | firmly
though respectfully, decline to take anothc
downward stcp."
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09
Who support Grant nnd COIlax!

.
Ihc following ar' some OF the Nadlcal
worthless who support Grant and Coliax.
Amt they beautiful set Of rapscallions?
Tho ;rf.wo,,s po.son p.o,r,,,.,,, III,
s,;d Ie w"na rn,hrr u hiHI~Iw hsiI v. ,"a wm1
negro @ than 10 heaven y; with n connerb"oJ ,I'"'
Carl Schurz. who nubi;clv onrnmnccd That
God was m ;%o";norv Ibi b"in, ,he R;hlo omI. oI,
a. to nmnsc cbiidren onI he % % TIr;s,;"yY y
Sabbath n relic of borba rism j viz ''''"''
Rcn Rutlcry who vntnJ s;xtv-6vo ,;wos
for ,jefr Davis in tho Chsrlcston Conv"n'
| tion and oftcrwords turncd enoor ,b;oc
''o AIR Ancopo Rrodv ''a "n spo9" ,e from
Sing SING and n colored % carnet .ba"n"r VIII, wh"
wants to 90 To Congress-. "'7 WV
parson KallocI' Who wos cx,ollod from
his narish in Massachmsctts G om % accornt "i Of
his bcastlv conduct. "
Hector rvndalc wbo o,r,,raoJ ,ho brr.
tal conduct of The murderer dr anJ ;nc"ud;ary @ r
John Brown. nnj who is now tbc Radical
candidate for Mavor Of PhiloJenh;a ''"0'0'
Nathaniel p RonLs tho Lcrn ~ ,ho Rod
River expedition. and who. in IsSG @ nro.
posed to t'lct the Union slide"
William Llovd Garrison who do,or,,od
thc Union and the Constitution os n lcoUuc
with death and n covenant with hell
John A. Rinchom' who assisted IN tho
conviction and murder. bv military " com. uc
mission, of Mrs. Surratt. an innoccnt
woman.
Edwin NJ. Stanton. the tvrant and who
hclpcd to slaughter Union soldiers IN Tho
Sonth bv rcfus;nc n occodo tn c,;n s"o "m'
change Of nrisonsrs ~ ~ W =" '"' "a
Simon Cameron. who wos comnol,od bv
President Lincoln 10 resign tbe ofi;cc ot Soc. n.y.
rotary of War IN account of , nor,"nt;on y, toU
and wos ccnsurcd bv his own nartv !" Tom,
rress GRE, "'' '0N - '' WV" p"'' I" W"
John ". Fornev, the "faul whcln of
sin. ;" who was forced to resign the lucrative
position of Secretary of the Senate. nv s..
mon Cameron, on account of his rascatitv.
Morton McNIichacl, Mayor of PLiladel.
phia, who "went fishing" when President
johnson visited that city, and grossly in.
suited the Chief Magistrate.
Il. G. Callicott. who is now in the pcni.
tcntiary Of New York for defraudnr the
government as Revenue officer.
James NJ. Ashley, the great impeochcr
and the companion Of the periured villain
Conover
Turner, the negro in the Georpia Lco;slo-
turc, who denounced the white men Of the
county, and announced that "hc intended to
call q convention of his people and send for
6arpet.iparcers. scalawacs, Yankees AMI anr NV
body for a Legislature except Georcians -
The President of tho Union League at
Anderson, Texas, who is now in iail for
stealing. ge,s'
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09
The Democracy in Motion!
GRAND DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT
ORANGEVILLE.
5000 People in Council!

On Saturday last the Democracy Of Or.
angc and the surrounding townships, held a
Mass Meeting in Mcgargell's Grove, near
Orangcvillc, Columbia county The people
began to gather about o'clock, and contin.
ned to come in until late in the afternoon
Delegation after delegation arrived headed
by bands and martial music, till the grove,
large as it is, was literally filed with hu.
man being and every description Of vehicles.
The delegations from l'loomsburg and Fish.
ingcrcck attracted no little attention. They
were large, having excellent music, we'll
supplied with flags and banners, and con-
vcyed some handsome hickory poles upon
| their wagons, all having the appearance Of
old Democratic times.
Tho meeting was organized at or about
| | o'clock p. NJ. The following persons were
announced and made the permanent officers
of the meeting:
Pesaacnt-Hon. JNO. M'REYNOLDS.
r Vice Ifesidcnts-lIudson Owen, Berwick;
II. +. Everett, Benton; VIM. i. Rooms,
Bloom George Scott, Catawissa Stephen
Pohc, Centre; John Zaner, Fishingcreck +,
David ID. Albcrtson, Greenwood; Charles
Ncihart, Iemlock Silas w. Mcllcnry,
jackson; John Mordan, Mount Pleasant !;
Capt. States b. NJ. Yants Mifllin; Isaac
Mcbride, Madison; David Hildcbrand, Or
ange; Benjamin Wintersteen, Pine; VIM.
White, Scott; Montgomery Cole, Sugar
loaf.
Secretaries L. Dcrr, jackson; c.
q. Barklcy, Bloom; Cyrus d. Mcllcnry,
Fishingcrcek; William Eyer, Greenwood !;
Col II. B. Ricketts,, Orange.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. G.
R. Buckalcw, Col. Victor j.. Piolett, Robt.
I. Clark, Esq, and Gen. W. ii. Ent after
which Judge Derr sung q campaign song,
when the meeting adjourned with cheers
for the Presidential and State Ticket.
This was, in all probability, the largest
political meeting ever held in Columbia
county. 1t was orderly, and all passed off
satisfactorily. The people seem to be fairly
aroused and are anxiously waiting the day
Of election.
The hotel-keepcrs and citizens Of Orange
vile did everything in their power to enter
tain those in attendance, for which they are
entitled to many thanks.
. q . =
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09
Notice To Teachers.

Examinations Of Teachers for the several Districts
or Coumbii County, will be- held nj The following
times and places: >,
For Catnwiss and Franki u. ut Cntawiss,. Septrm
her l4ih, IsaS Getwick aud Briarererk Hi Brwirk.
Sept. 18th Maine and be ever, MainvIlie. Sept 18th;
Lornst and Ronringrrcek, nj Shutdown. Sept. 18th
vilic Sept. Igtl Mont our, at DfitirIth's School
House, Sept 94 'emlock, Al Duck Horn. Sept 18th;
Mount Prasnnt, ut Joncs's School House, Sept ettl
Orange nt Oranseviic. scpt. 25th, scott at ligh.
Sircct, Sept gh Pishingcreek at saltwater. Sept
3Oth Genton sugarloaf and Jackson. nt Rcnton Oe.
t"bcf lat; Grcenwood nnd Pine at Mlvillc, Oct I'd,
Madison aud JerpeytowR. Oct 3D.
Special examinations VIII b. held nt tho ofhcc ~
the County superintendent, IN Eioon,sbuS. On the
9hh Of Ocioirr and the .nJ Of November. la6s.
The tx xaminations will he opened ut 10 O'Clock a.
N. on each day.
Tcat hers should appear at the examination for the
district IN wh they make application for situations.
u iTcciors are rogue stcd 10 b6 PRESENT.
Z. q. BAIKLFY.
DioOnsburg. Sept. 9. 1869. County Supt.