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Judge woodward.

That great jurist and accomplished states.
man, the Hon. George ", woodward, in
bis speech on Monday upon, tho impeach-
inent resolution, gave uttsrance TO some
bold and pereinehs truths That made even
the hardened and vindictivs Jacobins tsem.
bic. He struck boldly ut tic impeachment
iniquity aud pulverized radical sophistry
with his crushing logic. He went clear to
the bottom Of the controversy, and placed
the subject in its true light in the appended
paragraph: T..
II deny the right Of the Senate to try i'm.
peachment The House was not composed
as the Constitution required, Of members
chosen by the people Of the several States;
nor the Senate, Of two Senators from each
State. So sure am I that the American
people will respect this objection that If I
were the Presidents counselor I would ad-
wise him, that If you prefer articles Of i'm.
peachment, to demur both to your jurisdic.
ton and that of the Senate, and to issue q
proclamation giving you and all tho world
notice that whilst he held himself impeach.
able for misdemeanors in Office before the
constitutional tribunal, he never would sub.
ject the Office he holds in trust for the peo-
pie to the irregular, unconstitutional, frag.
mentary bodies who propose to strip him Of
1t. Such proclamation, with the army
and navy in his hands to sustain It, would
meet with q popular response that would
make an end Of impeachment and impeach-
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M A B B / L D.

On the 4th ult., by Rev. Samuel Harri-
son, Mr.. Calyan W. McVicker and Miss
Mary Ada Pickard, both near Washington
vile, Montour county, Pa. 49,
On the 9th ult., by the same, Mr.. G. W.
vandine, Of Lycoming county, and Miss
Maggie s. Stecker, near Washingtonville,
Montour county, Pa. ...l'. ......
On the 18th ult., by the same, Mr.. John
G. Ernst, Of West Hemlock township, and
Miss Mary A. Butler, OF Washintonville,
Montour county Pa. -
On the evening Of the 9th ult., by Rev.
Mr.. Wilson, at the residence Of Col. H. H.
Kline, the brides father, Mr.. Joseph Z.
Meyer, Of Clinton county, Pa, to Miss Ma
ry L. Kline. Of Orange township, Columbia
county. - l.ai 'l9 lan 80 be-
The ceremony was performed we'll; the
turkeys and other delicacies were good, and
everything got up and arranged in the best
and incest style. The music and singing
added greatly to the enjoyment Of the eve
ming. The serenading and musical perform.
ance of the Orangeville band, although a
surprise, was pleasant one, and also added
greatly to the merriment and hilarity of the
occasion. The guests, however, took their
leave, wishing the welded ones a long
life Of prosperity as well as happiness in
each others confidence and love. '-'
..'' .A ..4'. A GUEST.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-04

New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. THE cleo
ton in New Hampshire, is exciting . vast
amount Of interest throughout the country.
1t will be held on the 10th Of March. The
opposing candidates for Governor are the
same this year IS last. Last year the Re.
publicans carried the State by nearly 5000
majority. If tho Democrats can make the
same proportionate gain there that We did
in Ohio, it will give us the State by over
5000 majority. All that money and fraud
can do, will be accomplished by the Radi-
@ls. They are backed by the Banks and
bondholders in the country. The Demo.
Gratis are addressing themselves to the rea.
son Of the people, and are making gains
from the Radicals. If the Democrats carry
New Hampshire, the Radicals will let the
Presidential contest go by default. If they
carry it, they will be encouraged to make
some show Of fight for the Presidency. We
predict that the Democrats will carry the
State.
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HOOP SKIRTS.
(ls2S
Gas,

,,WM. r. HOPKINS town make" Of .Xev,,or.
rMIu nIo the best and cheapest low ltjcrd ho"n
s.rn =, ~ W. yAsi. TSuii skirts, 25 syringe m:
sprln.. el. 20; and 10 springs, Si4S Fsin II,
"npss, ~ spssnas. 70 cents 8 springs rs canis: m
ever, ,tsspce:. s"'0s ~
"Ou own make" OF "ilnIon Skirts" s,sv.. ian.
ispss 70 % 10 spr"". om es 70 :" oe Plata.
Ihss. ektrts sre better than 1hoso so,d ~ ,s. ~
prices. '' NJ" ~ mueh lower
Our own make" OF "ehamr,on .k,,,..
rry way superior 10 oil other IIoon sh,,, ~ w -.
public, and only have to bs xanvel ~ ~ Ueiofe mo
v'hne svsvv o,ia of the fact Mao.f..,,m' ,m 70 eoa'
best linen hnshed English steel sprinv. vs o. me
RIO! tapes. and The style OF the ihetai,c sups'
aud manner OF securing thom .urpass Ia, ansun.mgs
ana exee''eWes nBy ether skirt In This eo.n,.tIy
are iEher more elastic will wear LONGER ',Sy ana
sastsfacsion and are tssy, cn~aper than ~ ,.se ote
Every lAdy should try them. They ure bcinv IL
satsnsva'y BY Merchants throughout this snd ~
adjointns Htates at very moderate prires 4" W.. W.
want Tho best ask for "liopkin's Chnnnion ~ =, y
lf you do not fnd them, get the merchant WIN w,o
You deaIto order them toi lyou or come or ssnd H.
rect ous Merchants will Hnd our dIiiaren, .,an.
Of skrtsexactly what they need, and We sspceis,iv
invite thsw 70 call aud sxamns our extensive assc,
ment, o. ~nd for Wholesale price list -'''''
Obe had ntTetail ut Mandatory. and Of tho "a,
trade generally, and al Wholesale Of thc manu-
or only, 10 whom all orders should be addressed.
Manuinctory and salesrooni, G2a Arch street be.
twse" ,th mud 7ih streets, Philadelphia.
marcus l0iu. WIN. 7. HoPKiNs
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS,

The Commissioners Of Columbia county will meet
al the house Of Aiinas Cole Thursday, the 5th day
Of March next, at iU o'clock A. NJ to receive propo-
sails for erecting an open single track truss bridge.
township. The bridge will be one hundred feet Iors
between tops Of abutmCnts, and i6 feet wide from
out to out, TO b. built upon stone abuiments with
suitable wingwali
Also, on Friday following, at the same hour, st e.
Mendenhalrs 10 receive proposals, to build an opsa
single track tTuss bridge over west creek, near b.
Me ndenhaIs in Benton township. The bridge will
be my tset long between tops OF abutments, sud ~
feet wide from out TO our 10 be built upon stone sbus.
ments, feet high, with suitable wIngwalIs.
JOHN r. FOWLER !
| f. MONT. COLE $Ce0Se.
DAVID YEAGER,
l. February 10Th, 1852.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-04

P. JOHN seems to be willing to accommo-
date the old.fashioned Democracy with what
they want in the coming campaign; /. c., q
fair fight upon principle and not upon "fuss
and feathers or any time.serving issue that
might be sprung upon the country. A fght
upon principle the Democracy Of the whole
country accept. Your blab about "rattle-
snake flags and having routed" some
body at Gettysburg, is consistent With your
talk during the war; but when there was
any "routing TO be done, you pere not on
Aandi We might say, but not in brag-
gadocio way, that ,ce assisted in putting
down the rebellion; and now, like many
more Democratic soldiers, feel like putting
an end to Radicalism and the Radicals them.
selues if necessary to cure the eoili Your talk
about routing" somebody is really anus.
ing to the people of this section who so we'll
know your valiant disposition to "rout "
during the warl
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D I 4 D :.

In Bloomsbury on Tuesday, the o5th ult., /,
suddenly, Mrs. Mary s. Savory, daughter
Of G: W. and Mary Bates, aged "a years, Q
months and % days.
I'm the midst Of life we are in death" "
In Bloomsbury, on Tuesday, the 25th ult.,
Joseph Morris, after short illness, aged
about IS years. y'.5t. -o' '."''.
AT the residence Of her son, Joseph w.
Kester, in Madison township, on the 18th
ult., Rachel Kester, aged IS years. a
In Morris Run, Togo county, Pa, on the
25th ult., Benjamin Bradshaw, aged about
10 years.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
N~~>->>,>~~~,-,,-.
PUBLIC SALE .f
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
vii, be sold at public sale ut the msnufactory O.
the dersigned, IN Rloomsburg, Columbia County
on Wednesday and Thursday. March 25th and 2Gth
1868, about S4,0v0 worth Of .HH
NEW FURN ITU R E,
Of all descriptions, from best Parlot down to common
kitchen furniture. Also, Sash, Doors, Shutters and
Blinds, Corn Shelters, large lot Of wagon Jacks,
..., 1ioo Heaug Team Horses,
one twn.horse wagon with iron axics, one double set
heavy tug hasness. dynets, &C. Also, one Of Lillys
best fire and Burglar Proof Safes fve clocks Of DID
rent kinde, one ~ inch wood saw and ranls for saw
ing Ore wO0d about and half tons best mineral
paint for out door painting, one Portable Choppins
Mil, guaranteed TO chop at the rate Of ten bushe 10
per hour und do good work. besides many other valu
Bile artic es ton numerous TO mention.
Sale 10 commence a. 10 O'Clock q. m Of each day,
and continue from day 10 day until allars sold, when
conditions will bs made known and atlendanes
given BY IHt q
March I, 1868. ........ .a..I -.r. ,.... q.
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PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undsrsgued will o6sr at public sale, Un his
premises in Centre Township, Columbia County, on
Tuesday the 10th day o! Mafh, 1865, the following
valsab e persunal property viz:
FIVE HEAD OF WORKING HORSES
Two blooded Biaek Hawk colts, coming three years
old this spring. six head Of cattle, siX head Of
sheep, . head Of hogs, one top buggy, one spring
waeon, two wagons QUE sleigh, one sled. one
Drill one Roller, onc large Culiivator " pio~s, uav
Rake, Hoy Forks and Ropes. one Th' eshns Machine.
cry description, Hay by the ton 800 bushels Of psia
toes, besiees many other sUieies loo numesous 70
mt ntion.
whsu attendance will b. given.
ANbREV FREAH.
Centre, Feb. ~ 1869. lRAx Ds n, Aus,ioueer.
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PUBLIC SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Tns undersigned sdministrators Of the estate Of
Benjamin Fowler, late Of Centre township. CoIumsis
pressss, on SATURDAY, IIE STH DAy " MARoH, 1868.
A CERTAIN LOT OF LAND,
situate In the township of Centre and county lsort.
said, containing EIGHT ACRES, moro OF ie,s, on
which are erected frame Dwelling HOUSE, Car.
gentcr shor, Bank arm, and other ouibuildiuss.
desirable property u Sale tn commence at 10
O'Clock Of ssid day when conditions will 30 made
knownby THOMAsJ. FOWLER,
MOORE CkEVELlk0,
EsPy. Psb. q, 1858. Adaiois!rstsfs.
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The Lancaster IntclIigencer.
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We go to press without any definite news
from the Capital, relative to the impcach.
ment question; further than the committee
to which the matter, in preparation for the
Senate, was referred, are busily engaged
framing the articles Of impeachment and
1t is not expected that the indictment
will come before the honorable Senators
for several days yet to come, and when
It does, it is pretty generally conceded
by the best lawyers in and out of that
body the whole subject will fall to the
ground. An article in another column Of
this paper, gives the probable result Of the
vote should vote be taken. I'D.
Since writing the above, We have received
intelligence that the Committee appointed
BY the House to prepare articles of impeach-
ment, reported on Saturday. The articles
are ten in number, and six Of them are based
on alleged violations Of the tenure Of Office
bill, and four on what are declared to be an
indictable offence, conspiracy against the
United States, as set forth in the conspiracy
oct Of 1861. The articles, it is supposed,
will be adopted substantially as reported.
When presented to the Senate, then comes
the mockery Of trial in that branch of the
Federal Legislature. This Radical body it
will be remembered passed the tenure Of
Office bill over the Presidents veto, and
what they may do now can easily bo judged
If they do not wish to stultify themselves.
These Senators are not impartial jurors.
They have expressed an opinion
have acted Ben. Wade is to be the Pres.
idential usurper, if at all possible to carry
the impeachment through which at present
writing is uncertain. ---i.Ai ~ '-
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President Johnson.

The trialo ANDREW JOHNSON, President
Of tho United States, upon articles Of I'M
penchment preferred by the House Of Rep
rsseutstives, IL likely to 80 on. This is q
quarrel, as We have repeatedly before said,
in which the Democratic party have no part,
other than as the results may affect, in a
fair way, the status Of that party and the
country. We did not assist in making AN.
DREW JOHNSON President, aud since It has
20 happened that he has been properly seated
in the chair Of the "lamented' LIscoLs,
We shall, on all proper occasions, 50 far as
bis conduct is concerned, approve the right
and disapprove the wrong. His intercourse
with the subordinates which he has seen
proper to retain, has not been Of the most
pleasant kind and the Democracy Of the
country is in doubt whether he or the men
he has from time to time appointed are
most in fault. The truth is land the truth
Of the assertion is made manifest by the
tone Of the Democratic press, and tho ex.
preston of public opinion as shown through
public gatherings J that this quarrelbetween
johnson and the men who elected him Vioc
President, lie finally becoming President,
is no quarrel in which the Democratic party
is Interested, as party. But it is the duty
Of the Democracy to watch and guard the
interests and liberties Of the people in times
when usurping bodies, such as the Rump,
and feeble and weak minded politicians, have
the affairs Of the nation in charge. JOHN.
SON himself, and the men who support him,
can show no reason why the Democratic
party should support him. Let hin and
bis friends lend their aid to tho support Of
the great principles Of Democracy, and he
will find no lack Of that assistance which is
necessary to carry true man through. Up.
to the present there has been disgraceful
manifestation Of weakness among all the
3ms Of the country, showing, if history is
to be relied on, that the ancient principles
Of the Democratic party are yet to save the
nation, if saved at all.
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Rejection or Senator Thomas.


On Wednesday Of last week, the Hon.
Philip Francis Thomas, elected to tho Sen
ate Of tho United States by the Maryland
Legislature, after protracted consideration
Of his case, was refused admittance by q
vote of 81 ayes to % nays, and resolution
declaring that he was not entitled to take
the oath Of Office as Senator, in consequence
Of his having given voluntary aid to the
rebellion, was adopted by vote Of 27 to 20.
In former times, when the Constitution was
paramount to all things else, there could
have been no doubt as to the course which
our State Legislature ought to, and would,
have pursued. Now, however, Q question
may, and doubtless has arisin as to the true
policy. Once, the vindication of States
rights would have been paramount to all
other considerations; but, all this time,
when the very existence of Constitutional
liberty is at stake, and one vote in the Sen.
ate Of the United States might save its life,
it may be found necessary to sacrifice every
other consideration. Senator Thomas was
excluded from the Senate for purpose, in
the attainment Of which the disregard Of
the inherent rights Of our State was most
acceptable to the majority. What would be
still more gratifying to that majority would
be failure on the part of the legislature to
send to the Senate ono who would have n
vcte upon the important question now rails
ed in that body. The legislature is called
upon, in this emergency, to make some kind
of sacrifice, and we doubt not will act, in
the premises, for the best. The knot would,
however, soon be severed, and Mr.. Thomas
prove himself to be patriot, where be, at
once, to lay his resignation before the Leg
islatnre. Nail
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PUBLIC SALE.

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The subscriber will offer 1t public sale. at his
premises In Gree wood towns ship, columbia county,
on Thursday. March 2dth, 1868, the following per
sonal properly, 10 wit. L.t '., -. ...
TWO MARES, ...
one ten aud the other four years old four good Mich
Cows ai coming fresh about the drst OF April next,
fsur head Of young cattle head Of choice sheep
6nren head Of hugs, ono new pipebox two. horse
wagon, two leiRhs, two plows, ona cultivator one
pateut corn shelter one good set Tug harness, enc
double set leather ynets two log chains. horse col
variety oi o,her aniclea unnecessary TO mention.
Sale 10 commence at ~ o'colck o. NJ. OF said day
when conditions will b. made known by
r.. . AND..Er I. KELLER
Greenwood twp, March Z, lS6s.
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II. g. SMITH & Co., Lancaster, Pa, ad-
vertise prospectus Of their Weekly Lancas-
ter hteNigencer in our paper to-day. At
tention of our readers is directed to it. The
Intenigencer is mammoth weekly, secondi in
point Of ability or interest, to no other pa-
per in tho State, unless it is the BLOOMS
puRa DEMooRArl Don't fail to read the
prospectus.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-04

G. W. ARMSTRONG, of Northumberland
County, was appointed a Senatorial Dele
gate, on the cath ult., to represent this Dis
trict in the 4th of March Democratic State
Convention; and CHARLES CONNER, Of Col.
umbia County, was appointed Representa-.
tive Delegate. .'t
The State Convention assemblies to day.
There will be great deal Of interest mani.
tested in its deliberations. 1t is an impor.
tant Convention. Our success at the com.
ing election greatly depends on the work Of
this Convention. We have great hopes, as
we have discovered the names Of quite a
number Of very good men in the list Of Del.
egates. In our next will be given the nom.
nations as well as fair synopsis Of the pro.
ceedings. aFst ..... H'.. .'
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MANY Of the hotels built in pithole, Pa,
during her palmy days, have been pulled
down and removed. The Bonita House,
built at an expense Of $50, 900, was recently
sold for $500. IA
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~ SPECIAL attention Of Ladies is in
vited to VIM. T. Hopkins Three Grades Of
Hoop Skirts-tho g Keystons Skirt, " /" Ua-
ion Skirt" and !" Champion Skirs." Read
advertisement ip this issue. ...f ....,..
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-. The GETTYSBURG DRAWING will
take plaoeon the 9th fApril next There
will be concort hold on the 25th. ,.It
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Az persons kRowing themselves indcbtsd to the
undsrssnsd, arc rsqusstsd 70 make payment withUat
delay. ]. Q. tUTrE1. ND
Bsoensbsss. vsb,iS ieS7.
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The quarrel between President johnson
and the man STANTON, who wiu be his Sec.
retary Of War in spite Of every thing, re.
mains in much the same condition as it was
at the time Of our last issue. STANTON still
eats, sleeps, &C., in the War Office, while
JOHNSON is watching like q bulldog at q
badger hole for the appearance Of his vic.
tim, so as to destroy him and " occupy the
land" A respectable state of affairs 80 ia,
as The President Of the United States and
one Of his principal Secretariesis concerned
If any thing should happen we will try to
inform our readers in due time.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-04

l0 To preserve your health, cleanse your
blood when it becomes vi,ia,ed and foul
note Of alarm. Fail not to heed them. In.
Wandering Pains, Bilious and Eruptive
Affections, are so many signals to tell you Of
disease in the blood. Remove it., and they
disappear. How? Take Ayers Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparilla. Iii is effectual for
its purpose: puri6es the blood, expels dis.
use and restores the deranged functsons Of
the body to their healthy action. Coyaon
(lnd.) Argus. ''''n .'
The trains on the Railroads bringing pas.
sengers and mails to this place were on Mon
day last belated several hours in consequence
of,the fall Of deep snow. 2
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The A,nericam Agriculturst for March
has been received. This is the best work
for the farmer published 10 the United
States. Every man who pretends to farm
and works to thrive at il should not delay in
subscribing for the AgrcultmIst. l1i M
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BERKs COUNTY according to the returns Of
the Assessors, has now population of ll6,-
7s7 whites, and 652, colorcd. Total, III.
4S9. This is gain Of nearly $4,000 since
the census Of 1860 was taken.
A PEBBLE picked up by q child ut the
Cape Of Good Hope, and used as play
thing, turns out to be . diamond worth
twenty-five thousand dollars. ne. siaN