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COLUMBIA 1MOC1UT.
BLOOMSBUtlG, PA
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10, lS6i,
THE NATIONAL PLATFORM!
PURPOslisFTIIE WAR.
CeiOHttH, HIT A VOTK NEAIti.Y UNANIMOUS, t-A3SI TUB
roLMiwtira s mow rum, which rirRFssri the voick or
TUB N.TKVS An IS Tltt Tlttli ITANDAKll On.OYAt.TTI
"That the present di-plorablo civil war has beon
farced upon the country by the dlvjnlonlsts of tho
Southern Mntes, now in arms rtf-ninst the Constitutinnal
(iovrrument, anil In nrnui nrouml tho Cnpll.il; that In
this N.-Ufonal emergency .lOungrcrs, banishing all feel
ing of lucre passion or resentment, will recollect only
lis duty to tho whole country ( that this wori net vaged .
on lAtlrj.arl in any spirit of tpprtsston, or or nity jrnr.
pels oftooousst or subjugation orpurpestof overtkTovHp
tllou Stolen, tut to drfend and maintain lie svprtmoty of
-nz - ' - r --n
UDlTttO IIY LEVI I.. TATC, rROmtr.TOn. I
n - TKz- -rs: - w I
ni.(oiIy,ailrltiletroiWocUHlm;idrri,MtllO different Systems Of laUOr JiaVC UOt
aidfIIClli OOn aS CACSS OPItllB Brf aHVWJllllHIH IJIC lour
ought to ctast." J
" ET-s. m. PETTENGiiL & Co., Nef. 37 ratk now,
JvewvnrK, nnd (J Sliuo street iinsioii, aro our lgeiiie
for tho C'olnmSio Vrmoerat, in those cities, and nre au
thorized to lake Advertisements auil Subscriptions for
u at our lowest rans.
lffeoting of tho Domocratio
Standing Cominitteo-
At a meeting of tbo Democratic Stand
ing Cominitteo of Columbia county, hold in
Bloomsburg, on Monday, May Cth, 1802,
it was on motion, unanimously
Resolved, That we cordially approve of
the course of ourlato Itoprcsoutativcsin the
State Legislature, Col. Levi L Tate and
Hon Geo. S. Tutton, and bclievo that
thoy honestly, ably and faithfully repre
sented tho wishes of tho Democratic party,
and merit tho approbation of every loyal
citizen in tho four couutics of this Repre
sentative District.
On consultation, tho following resolu
tions wcro also adopted :
Reso'vcd, That John 0. Freeze, of Col
umbia county be, and with tho oonsoni of
tho counties of Montour, Northumberland
aud Snyder, is appointed tho Senatorial
Delegate from tho Thirteenth Senatorial
District to the Democratic State Convention,
to meet in tho city of Ilarrisburg July 4th
18C2 ; and that ho bo instructed to support
Hon. Levi L. Tate of Columbia county,
for nomination to Uio office of Surveyor
General.
Resolved, That Peter EBt of Columbia
county bo,and with tho consent of Montour,
Sullivan and Wyoming counties, is hereby
Appointed one of the Representative Dele
gates from tho District composed of tho
above named counties, to the Democratic
State Convention, to .meet in Harrisburg,
July 4th 1802; an that hobo instructed
to support lion. Levi L. Tate of Colum
bia county for nomination to the ofiieo of
surveyor ticneral.
On'motibn the meeting adjourned.
Wm. II. Jacob?, Ghuirmm.
o
Mr. Daniel F. Seybert, a practical
farmer of Luecrnp county, on Wednesday
last .was surrounncd on ,tho steps of tho
.Exchange Hotel, by a pack of noisy re
publicans and fanatical abolitionists, and
driven into a political discussion, when ho
deliberately jpitohed into them and totally
demolished tho .wholo party nigger nnd
all. Ho demonstrated, incantrovcr.tibly,
that their leaders wero, perse disunionists,
And scathed them unmcrcifullyjproving that
& Republican. as .naturally turns into an
Abolitionist,, as a Tadpqlo turns into a Bull
Frog. Wo think thoy will horopter let
ilr.-Seybert alone, a3 thoy got moro on
thia occasion than they bargained for.
BSyDr.'om, hurry up, and call Mr.
.Seybert, a 11 Breckinridge Democrat.''
Personal Liberty and Martial
Law. Edward Ingorsoll, Esq., an omi-
nont Domocratio Jurist, of Philadelphia,
has favored us with a copy of his great
Pamphlet on the abovo question. It per
fectly annihilates tho pretentions of all
violators of Order, Law and tho Constitu
tion. Its precepts should bo engraved up-
ou the heart and stamped deeply in tho
mind of every American citizen. '
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TnK Editor of this Journal tenders his
acknowledgements to tho Mombcra of the
"Greenwood Xiterary .Society'' at Mill
.ville, for the generous invitation to deliver
an Address before tho Society, on last Sat
urday evening. Wo wero gratified to find
a full houso on the occasion. This litera
ry Society appears to bo, in a prosperous
condition.
r
Mu, II, G. Rogers, a gontloman of
acknowledged ability and talent, and who
mado several speeches in tho Convention
that revised the Constitution ,of Pennsyl
vania in' 1837-38, ono on tho Right of
Suffrogo, and anothor on tho Judiciary,
will lCcturo at tho Court Houso, in this
placo, ou Suturday evening, May 10th, on
.Scientific Giohgy,
Messrs. Pettenoill .5; Co., tho cele
brated Advertising Houso of New York
nnd Boston, as will bo seen bythoir Card
abovo, havo removed their businccsllouso,
"Thoy aro the best and most reliablo 'firm
with whom wo over transacted businoss. -Wo
ogain conunend thom to general con
science and increased patronage
Hoy. n. B. Wriort, M. of C, has
published a long letter to his constituents
explanatory of his voto against tho aboli
tion of Slavery in the .Dutrjet of Colum
bia, His roasoning is conclusive. Will
Djvem.now publish this letter?
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mors evorv eveninir with a sunorior article
of ICECREAM, At his residence, In Mrs. '
C. Loacock'jJiritfc House, a fow doom be- al War Platform," as enunciated by an I Section 4. That tho persons elected to eral. Josepn ul. unmnon, to De
bw the Atnoriran. Very refroihing, give almost unanimous vote of Codecs at the audit and neitlo tho accounts of the super- Post Master at Colenoreek, Columbia coun
Via a call Ladiej and Gentlemen Extra Session. visors of tho highways i tbo wveral town ty, vko John M, Cole resigned.
How it Works.
''CONTRABANDS1' VtrSUS WHITE LABOR
Tho Norristown Register is reliably in
formed that a person abolit ion milos from
that placo was-roccntly offered right hands
at tuenfyfive cents per day. They wore
of coursa "contrabands," and tlio( person
was urged to tako them in placo of whito
bauds in bis employ. Tbo Register truly
romarks that this fact very clearly indi
catcs tho course tbo "irrepressible conflict'
will inovitably tnko if tho ncgrophilists
succeed in their abolition-emancipation
schemes. It will bo au "irrepressible con
flict" with white labor, and the latter will
bo crusbsd out or reduced to a rnero song.
Tho negroes heretofore kept at and em
ployed in tbo South will ,bo coming North,
and tllCV Will bo taking tllC plaCCS of iliO
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whltO laboring people. 'J. M3 U tllO -truth
of tho matter. A3 it lias 1)6011 in tUO past,
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been antagonistic to each other, but on
tho other hnnd thoy havo been protective
of each other. Tlio negroes at tho South
havo becu employed mostly in that kind
of labor. Roing employed then in a dif
ferent kind of labor, and being m largo
numbers, a market was produced at tho
South for tho manufacturing products of
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the North that wub highly promotive of
tho inturcits of whito labor hero. As soon
however as thia condition of things is
changed wo havo anothor change here.
Instead of remaining where thoy have been
advantageously cniployod, the negroes
como here, and wo havo tho result abovo
indicated. Thoy como into contact with
vhito labor, and as a result, as in the
above instauco, thoro arc offers of labor at
tteentt'Jive cents per day, Of how much
interest abolitionism svill bo to tho whito
laboring people of tho couulry, each labor
ing man can determine for himself.
They Lie Deliberately. Tho Ab
olition press all over the Northern States
aro charging tho Domocratio papers with
disloyality and sympathy for rebellion.
Tho Reading Gazette thus tersely answers
charge, made against it by an Abolition
paper in Ruoks county, tho remarks will
equally well apply to Columbia county
Tho Gazette Kays :
"Tho assertion that "wo have not a word
to say in condemnation of tho rebels " is ,
an unmitigated he. (We use a plain word, Assembly met, and it zs herciy cnattul by
that avc may be tho moro readily under- tfiC authority of the aumc, That from and
stood.) Ever since tho first blow in tho ' after the passago of this act, it shall bo
rebellion was struck by the secessionists at the duty of tho commissioners of thecoun
Charleston1, wo havo, in tho most omphalic of mi and th ar0 horcb utred
manner, denounced it as an uujustifiablo . . . . , , ,
and in excusable attcmnt to ovsrtorow tiia to oauso an aoouratc rcturn t0 bc takcu an"
best Government ever devised by tho nually by the assessors of the several town
wisdom of man ; and just as emphatically ships and boroughs within tho said county
have we upheld the authorities that havo 0f Blair, of all dogs upwards of 0110 month
boon legally entrusted with the ad minis- of ;wncd or poSBOcd by any rcrBon
tration of that government, in tho .employ- 0 ' ,, . . .
mentof all its constitutional powers for or persons within their respective town-self-preservation,
and tho suppression of ships or boroughs, particularly noting the
the formidable treason that assails it, numbor owned or possessed by cacti per
Farther than thia, tho truo allegianeo wo Eon an( w about any ono house: and
. M " ,uu "ut U."U1V us . T f 01"
than the Constitution, and owe obedience
to no chciftain, whether in civil or military
stationf who undertakes to transcend the
powers it confers, or disregard its obliga
tions. Our Government has inherent
strengh enough to sustain itself, and the
assumption of any extraneous or unauthor
ized power by its Excoutivc, will inevitably
lead, not to its preservation, but to its
destruction."
We aro in reoeipt of a copy of tho an
nual report of tho President and Directors
of tho Catawissa Railroad Company, ro
contly submitted to tho stockholders of that
company. The report shows tho affairs of
tho -company to bo in a very prosperous
condition, with a promise of an early div
idend to tho preferred shareholder. The
documents is well written direct and very
much to tho true purpose of all Buoh papers,
namely, the enlightenment of tho share
holder as to tho real valuo and condition
of his property. Tho figures and more
important facts of the report having been
already given, wo omit a moro enlarged
notice here.
Last Dodcje of the Republicans.
Tho Stato Committee of tho "Pcoplo's
Party," whioh met in Philadelphia on the
list insl., has issued a call for a .States
Convention at Ilarrisburg on tho 17th of
July. Tho'peoplo of Pennsylvania" are
invited to send delegates to this Conven
tion. Tho "People's Party" and thq Re
publican party, and tho "Loyal League,"
aro all quietly ignored, whilo tho pariiian
coinmittco calmly appropriate all tho loy
al people of tho Stato of Pennsylvania,
Tho Republican organization is thus de
cently interred, .without a singlo mourner
to drop a tear at its funeral, except, per
haps, Palomou John aud his follower.
The Ladies' Ouio Repository.
Wc havo tho May No. of this groat West
orn Magazine. It is indeed a literary
Journal of unusual interest and surpassing
attraction, cmbolishcd monthly with beau
tiful engravings. Every homo should bo
mado happy by its monthly reception.
PubUshod at Cincinnati!, at 82,00 jor an.
num.
Tjir historian will record the .remark
able fact, that within about ono year of
tho cxistenco of Lincoln's Administration,
ho has beet) .compelled to incorporate into
Ins fin1)Inrt Fnim SlirMllCHE of Mr. Bu-
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phenw,.a Administration, v
Why don't Jr. John print, the "Nation -
Tho Dog and Shoop Law. ! ships and boroughs, shall bo nnd thoy arc
Wo print bolow, in tho Columbia Vein- horoby appointed appraisers of tho dam
ccral, tho Dog aud Sheep Law. Tho nfi llo,1 b? tloeS within their respective
ActofAssomblyof 1801, "toprotcctshecp townships or boroughs, and shall havo
nml inr fW iii T.vcntninn- nnd Cr.linnhln. power and authority to cxamino as
counties," Is supplementary to tho lMatr
county Act, ot iar7, winou wo also pub-
lish, and to which we invite tho attention
of all person interested. This Act ozton.
ding its provision to Columbia county, was '
passed during Iho Session of 1801, as will
bo Kin. whon Urn Hon. ll'tuAM It. Kmne. i
renrcsented our couutv in tho Stato Lcnisr-
laturo. Editor.
AN AOT
To protoct Slioep and Tax Dogs in Lreomlnc nj
Columbia Couniloi,
Section 1. Beit enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the Com
moMvealth of Pennsylvania in General
Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by
the uuthorily of the same, That tho provis-
ions of an act approved tbo twentieth day
of May, ono thousand eight hundred and
fifty seven, entitled "An Act for tho pro
tection of sheep and taxing of dogs in tho
county of Blair," be and tho samo is here
by extended to Lycoming aud Columbia
counties: PiovitlcJ, that tho tax aforesaid
shall in no case exceed the sum of fifty
cents for each and every dog or bitch
owned by any iicrson or individual : Pro
Oldedfurtlxer, That every dog or hi toh so
taxed, shall bo deemed aud held to bo nor-
nml anv nerson who shall
gtcal any tueh dog or bitch shall, on con-
viction, be liable to all the pains and pen
altics by which poivous convicted of lar
ceny aro now by law punishable : And
provided further, That every such dog or
bitch shall bo deemed and considered a
domestic animal, and tho provisions of 1C4
Bcction of an act, entitled "An Act to con
solidate, revise and amend tho penal laws
of this commonwealth," shall includo and
aro hereby extended to embrace every
such dog or bitch, as fully, and to tho same
extent, as horses or cattle therein men
tioned arc included and embraced.
ELIS1IA V. DAVIS,
Speaker of the House of Rrprtsentathts,
RORT. M. PALMER,
Speaker of the Senate.
ArrROVED The twenty-ninth day of
March, Anno Domini one thousand eight
hundred and sixtv-ono.
A. G. CURTLY
AH ACT
Tor tho Protection' of Sheep nnd Taxing of Dogs
in tho county of r.lair.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives if the Com-
"tonwcullh of Pcnnsylmnia in General
, when tho said commissioners shall havo so
ascertained the number of dogs aforesaid,
they shall levy and cause io be" collected
1 annually1, from every perecn or persons
owning and possessing .one dog, fifty cent
for every second dog kept tbotit tho same
houso, ono dollar and fifty cents, and for
every additional dog, two dollars and fifty
cents, by the collectors of tho several town
ships and boroughs, at tho samo time and
in tho samo manner tho county rates and
levies aro collected, for.wkick tho E&id col
lectors shall do allowed five per centum
out of tho money so collected and paid in
to'tho county treasury and it shall bo tho
duty of tho county treasurers to keep sop
avato Recounts of the money arising from
tho tax on dogs, aud the said money shall
bo and is hereby appropriated as a fund
for remunerating tho inhabitants cf said
county for any loss thoy shall sustain after
tho passago of this act by sheep boitig de
stroyed by a dog or dogs.
Section 2. That every dog kept or
staying about any houso shall bo dcQinod
sufficent evidence of ownership to author
iza tho assessor to rcturn tho person iu
habiting said houso as tho owner or pos'
sessor of such dog; any 'pensou sending his
or her dog from houso to house, jar from
placo to placo, iu order to evade rthc said
tax, or to evado the rates abovo, tho first
dog ohall pay uoublo tho rato of tax there
foro; and every dog not returned shal
be deemed to bavo no owiier asd may bo
lawfully killed by any person seeing him
run at large.
Section 3. That whon any -inhabitant
of the counties aforesaid shall havo Jiau
any sheep destroyed by a dpg- or dogs, ho
or she may apply to the appraispra p
poiuted by this act, and thoy, or any two
of thorn, are hereby authorized and re
quired to view and ascertain tho amouut
of damago sustained by tho owner of such
sheep destroyed as aforesaidj aud when
they shall havo ascertained tho legality of
tho claims and tho damages so buitmucd,
thoy or any two of them shall certify the
some under their hands aud ceais to .the
commissioners of tho proper .county, who
shall draw their warrant on tho county
treasurer for tho amouut so certified, to
bo paid out of tho fund arieing from tho
tax on dogs; but if thero ihall.not bo suf
ficent money in thetrcasury belonging to
said fund, then .tho said warrant cliall bo
kept by tho porson in .whoso .layer it shall
havo been drawn, .ud bo paid,autof the
first monoy that tkall como into tho trea
;s"ry bolougingto tho said fund.
witnesses any person or persons that shall
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!cs Pn 0!lthor "f"n''"o to bo by tliom
! aJmlnwtoredj audit shall be tho further
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ownor of tLo shccl' 80 "y P05"
6cssei or ku0P3 a a8or nbout 1,18 or
her promises, and shall make report of tho
fact to tho commissioners of proper county
with tho valuation of shoop so dostroyod)
and if it shall appear to tho said commis
sioners that tho owner aforesaid did not
make a true return to tho proper assossor
jof tho dog or dogs subject to taxation, tho
said owner shall not be entitled to receive
any part of tho said domagc or valuation
money.
Section 5. That tho persons appointed
by this act as appraisers of damago done
to sheep by dog or dogs, shall severally
receive for their services tho sum of one
dollar per day while so engaged, and to be
paid to thcni by tho person applying for
their services; whieh sum or sums shall be
added to and paid with the damages so ap
praised. Aud tho said appraisers, after
their election and before they enter upon
the duties enjoined upon them by this act,
shall severally tako and subscribe before
some justice of tho pcaco of tho proper
county, an oath or affirmation that they
will, when called on for that purposo, fai
thfully and impartially perform all and
ci-ory the duties enjoined upon thouj by
this aet, to tho best of their judgment and
ability. Aud any justice of the peaeo to
whom application is made, is hereby re
quired to administer such oath or affirma
tion, and shall givo a certificate thcrof
without feo or reward; which certificate
shall be immediately filed iu tho office of
the county commissioners.
finCHON Q. That if any person in tho
said county of Blair shall pernjit any dog
to be kept or to remain about his premises
that is not returned by him to the assessor,
sush person fhall ho liable, if sued beforo
any justice of the peace, to pay a fine of
threo dollars, with coils, one-half of which
fine shall bo for the uso of tho informer,
and .the other half to be paid by the justico
to the county treasurer, and by him placed
with the fund of taxes 011 dogs; said fine
to be recovered as debts of that amount
arc by law recoverable.
Section 7. That any dog seen within
an enclosure where cattle or sheep ar kept
within the said county, except when in
company with his owner or somo of his
amily, may be lawfully killed.
Section 8. That when sheep shall bo
destroyed by a dog or dogs within tho
county of Bluir, whioh sheep slnll belong
to and owned by any person or pcrtous
residing out of the said county, and not
within any county or district iu which a
tar is levied and collected ou dogs, such
led and collected ou dogs, such
persons shall not bo entitled to
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m the commissioners of tho saiu
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person or
rccoivo from
county of Blair, any compensation for tho
sheep so destroyed.
Section 9. That should tho fund or
originatiug out of tho tax on dogs, so as
aforesaid, accumulate in the treasury to
an amount beyond what the county com
missioners may think uoecssary to carry
out the provisions of this aet as herein
before provided for, they shall have power
and thoy aro hereby required as often as
such a .contingency occurs, to proceed to
set apart such surplus for common school
purposes, and to divide .tho camo among
tho several school districts witlun iho said
counties, in proportion to tho number of
taxable inhabitants in each of tlio said
school districts within tho said couutica, in
proportion to the number of taxable in
habitant in caoh of tho eaid school districts
aud eJiall draw their warrants for the sav
oral amounts so found on tho -county trea
surer, in favor of the rcspoctivo school
treasurers of the several districts, who shall
pay out, account aud scttlo for the said
moncjs so received, ao all -other moneys
of tho general school fund aro by them
paid .out, accounted and settled for.
J. LAWRENCE GETZ,
SjKalxj) of Aha House of Representatives,
DAVID TAG G A It T,
Speaker ofttie Senate.
Approved Tho .twentieth day of May,
Anno Domini .one thousand eight hundred
and fifty-seven.
JAS. POLLOCK.
'That tho Amorioan people aro appreci
ative of any hubstuntial service rendered
them, is scon in tho result of Dr. Ayer's
enterprise. It was something of a venture
for a chemist of his tplcndid reputation
among tho literati of tho .world, to risk it
in.tho production of .Cough Drops and Pills.
But h boldly .threw himself into, tho an
wicro his talents could best subscr.vo tho
publio weal, aud it is now easy .to seo that
ho did not misjudgo the temper of his
countrymen. Throughout this nation aud
somo foreign lands, his nauio.is foromostnt
tho bedside of sickness -whito in tho good
ho scatter, ho is sccoud.to no Hying man's.
Ho wins tho brightest laurels man can wonr,
and onjoys in untold measure tho luxury
of doing good. lObsorvor, Dubuque, Io.wa
Appointment by Postmaster Gen-
T-.I T f. ,j. j 1
Froo "Whito Labor.
Tho rallyiug-ory of tho so-called "Ito
publjoan" party, has been, forsomo years,
i'TIio interests of Froo Whito Labor in
contradistinction from tho Interests of fclavo
Labor." Upon this the leaders of that
party pretended to bingo all their pnt
schemes aud doctrines, such as Aid for
Bleodius Kansas, tho Homestead Hill, the
TnrifT, and in fact every isauo discussed
from tno date of the first annual mcssago
of Ex-President Pierce down to tho election j
of Abraham 1incoln. Tho poor man was
to bo mado neh at once on tlio accession oi
Mr. Lincoln to tho Presidency. There
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was to bo "land for tho landless," in
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boundless acres, and "noincs tor tno liomo-.
.
less, wcrp fo fpniii: up iuiiAiiiiu nuimj
of the day of tho Alliatnbra.
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lomwrutiB umea wutu m utusu
UomoorotiD times ' wero 10 ccaso luimuui-
fitniv nnd evorv Door man S noakot was to
. .
bo lined with gold. As for an increase of
taxes, or tho making of n direct levy upon
tho people for tho support of tho Govern -1
ment, that wan never drained of and had
any man itaicu 10 unit. ii ii, uu nuum naio
been set down at once as a fool or an elco-1
tionecring "loco foco-" How woll tho
"Republican" leaders havo kept the prom-
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isos thoy maUe to tlio people, anu now 1
.11.. 1 f.:i.,.i A. 1 fit. I
saiuy mcir prgpneeies iiau lauuu iuiui
ment, lot history determine. Ono thing is
certain, to wit, sinco their elevation to
power they havo exhibited much greater
solicitude for tho condition of tho black
man than thoy have for that of tho "poor
white laborer" for whom they professnd,
prior to the presidential election, to havo
such tincero and sympathetic regard.
They have turned loose the slaves of the
District -of Columbia and sent the "contra
bands" taken by the army into the North
orn Slates, to sharo the labor and wages,
nay to divide the lat crust, with the poor
white laboring man. Thoy havo passed 1
through the Senate of the United States, a
bill to removo all disabilities of color ;u
carrying (be maib, virtually making a
negro eligible to the office of postmaster.
And now they arc urging tho indiscrimi
nate confiscation of rebel property and
many of them advocate the direct emanci
pation of a.l the slaves iu the slave-holding
states, the succ3 of either of which pro
positions, would have precipitate up.ou the
country four millions of black who would
have ,to earn their living side by tiilo with
the whito laborer and eat of tho bread that
is now for him alone, or suffer death iiivc
itably from want and staryation. Such is
tho friendsh'p, of Republicanism for 'frcc
whito labor.
Ex-Secretar'a' Camkrgn Censured
by the House, The House of Represen
tatives on Wednesday last, adopted tho
following resolution offered by Mr. Hoi
man of Indiana, by a voto of yeas seventy
five, nays forty-five.
Rrsolw d, That Simon Cameron late Sec
retary of War, by investing Alexander
Cuiiunijigs with the .control ot largo sums
1 of public monoy, and authority to pur
chase military 'supplies wi.thout restriction,
chase military 'supplies wi.thout restriction,
withut DS irm b!ui My guarantee
1 for tho laithful pcrfornianc ot his duties.
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when thesernees of competent public ofii-
.cers were available; and by involving the
jovcramcnt in a vast nunibor)t,c,on.tracts
with pcrsous not legitimately engaged in
tho business partainiug to the subjott mat
ter of sueh contracts, ei-pocially in tho pur
chase of arms for tho future delivery, has
adopted a policy highly injurious to the
public sorvico, aud deserving the censure
ot this House.
The following is the voto by which this
resolution was adopted; iTeas (75,) Naya
Col. Wright not voting.
Of tho yeas .twenty-eight are Rcpubli
cans, and the balance Democrats aud
Uuiou men. The nays arc all Rcpubli
cans, with the exception of Mr. Ilaight,
Mr. Lehman and Mr. Sheffield. A large
majority of tho Republican members voted
against the adoption of tho resolution.-
All tho Republican membors from Penn
sylvania who voted al. all, voted against
iho resolution; but tho majority of them
dodged. Tiioso wto ventured to placo
their names pu the record aro Messrs. Bab
bitt, Blair, Campbell, MePherson, Moor-
hcad and Stevcus Dyo out of tho nino
tccu.
As to give .peculiar emphasis to ti.U yoto
of cenauss, the Houso immediately after
wards rejected a resolution .cenuiring Sec
retary Welles for tho employment of
jcorgo D. Morgan, in the purchase of ,ves
sels, by a voto of yeas forty five, naysy
seventy two. This d:scrimmaticp;in fovor
of Mr. Welles may bo accounted for from
tho-faot that ho is still in offico with pat
ronage to dlstributo, w.hilo Mr. Cameron
is.cut qf offico, and iias uo more favors to
dispense
n28"Court in Moutour commences on
Monday, tho 10th of May, and in Sullivan
county on I ucsday tho 27th of May.
Maj. John Piatt, of WiUir.mspcrt
has been elocted a Dolcgato from Lycom
ing, to tlio I'ourth of ,f uly Democratic
State Convention.
COURT HOUSE, BLOOMSRURG.
FOR ONE DAY ONLY..
SIGNIOR BLITZ,
Tho origiual and celebrated Mngiciaii
ond Vcntriloqucst, assisted by Little
Bobby and tho Canary Birds, will givo
his popular performances at 'the Court
House, in this plaoj, an Thursday after
noon and evening, May 10th, commencing
at 3 and 7j. Admission 25 cents, chil
drqu 13 cent,
' RliCWIPTS FOR APK1L.
to Tin:
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
Uho followinc aro tho receipts to tho Qpico
of tho Columbia Democrat, during
tho month of Apr!, 1002
Dr J 0 Avor tt Co , ?ll 0i Iron City Colleeo 00
R'J . nCf.?,., S 00 Abrahaii. M Wlilte 1 0()
oh i Woods llrown, 1 M
Josinli II Furiiaii,Ei). S Oil
Peter lless 'JU
llnnrv (loss 'HO
11 ""'n.ia
so
so
Win J lless 2 l")
Jacob f lless 1 00
Peter Mastoller 1 JO
Allnas Colo, Ks'., 9 SO
"J',1;0"
jJ,'10
MwJMfe;yi
James v Kccief,
0
50
1 50
1
Montgomery Cole, Esq. 1 so
Alexander Hughes, I 00
II Vorki SO
i 0(1
' 00
t 30
Samuel Everett
..'.0
1 so
1 iO,
no1
JOfopn Ike-lot.
All'ruil Tcub
Dr. Court
Mrs. Ann Keller
Ueorgo Fetferw.an
I'.li.ia Kriini
2 00
3 00
io
73
Isaac Miner
n, i.tiraves
tlcoretf Applcmau
vi.Mo,
Joseph U I.clby
J 00
no
a oo1
1 00
50
Daniel l.ee,
1 VI
Kimcii iiuyc j
llni.rv Tppnil.lrtf
c.Pl'
'el. I'rCtzo. Dtpt I'.eg. 6 "S
AU'oisa ' 100
VaiiJerillso, Es'j. 40
5 00 U
jonu iirnuier
.."I
.. 1 iw
I Zupplniier
1 25
Irrcmlali t'.i iIn-.I J HO Jacob ,M (llrton
no
75
acob M (Jlrton
1
Join. Iv Uitt,,u u.J eier.ii .tr.nA.
5 Ivior ?
8 60
i:,,.ki,.i . i
4 .13! ltli-1,91
.131 Iticliarj miles
'J5
U l 11 II,., -I. I..
... ,,.,. ,'.,, , - h,.d .Miii.r 341
1 75, i hrlstiaii Wojf, Esq., 5U
H-Lu.h 1 A..Jwri. r... 1 00
pujjjjQ NOTICE OV LICENSES
TJjo followJn nre tho TttVern aua Store
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do
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do
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l'Jshltigcreek,
do
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Locu tt.
do
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do
Montour.
Mi. I'lentaiit,
Millljn.
.Or'angu.
do
RnarJn!;crek,
l'yj1,0 :
1 cj,it- '
John J.Htllcs,
Charles I', Mann,
l'raiiklln .Shuiiian,
D.iHlnl llninbuld,
laiii(it'l KMStenbnder,
Jacob II. Kiitlcr,
Iteuben K. Wnssuf,
John I, Kline,
llinry (iillv,
I'rcdr'k It. Wohl forth,
John (.rover.
Ilcnjamln Mclitnry,
Daniel Mcllenry.
W. A. Kline.
John Mortmain,
John Ij. Hunt,
Jackson George,
Isaac 1 hodss.
S.imncl Himby,
Keuer A. annul,
Isaac Yett.r.
John Nuns,
iiiiauucl uonncr.
'I'h'iinas JoiK's.
John Ku.ler,
Jacob (ioud,
t-nmuc I Everett,
Alexander Hughes,
tieoree 1 iiitw,
Ezeki'.l Cole,
IV-ti-r Schui..
Uunrlo.if.
D.iuJcJ I., llverhart,
fc,tott.
do
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l.nocn nourii.
U'illUm I.on;,
I,. II. iteudcnhall.
Jacob II. (.roul.
Jeremiah H. Hrobdt,
CntlavtlsHa.
Locust.
ashlng.tu V eager,
IARRIAGES .
At the Luther.iu Parsonase, in Rchrs-
burg by Rev. 13. 4-- Sharrctts, on thutiOth
nit., Wr, William Ash, to lMisa ;uar
OKKT KniCKiiAtJM, both of Benton,
DEATHS.
In Greenwood on tho 2J,th ult., John!
Martin, acd about 04 years.
T 1 .1 nril 1.
In Orange iOWllship, on the 25tll lilt.,
f. Archibald Hknuik, fir., ag-d 6tf
years, and 2 niOIltl'S.
t -I.- i r i , .,
In 1'IMHIlg Creek township. Oil tllC l'll
ult., Mr. B.njamin IIuw.MEr,, oncd -
years, an-I G mpntln.
-zrzs
ITeY AdTer(i.seineiil.
j
. . . . .
STOVJ AND TIN-WARE SHOP.
&. I unuori-igneii unulil Inrorni th" citizrr.s oi
T!M ' IHfomrburir and vicinity, that lie uasjusl re-
pnM civeil and oil,-,- for sale one of Ui'iunlctiiiisive
iv. nssnrtin-iits nf I'OOKIN'Gnnil KANi'V HTOVil.S
riLl
"6
tver inlroduced into Ihismnrket. Tie Christopher l.'ii
iniihiis, James Kobbaiid Clie nro aiu'nni; Hie first class
conk I Ml, MllH'M ll .if ..,i.. ..,.. iv.l 1. Ii. h .l ..o I
... .. . ..... .... . ...... tuiiiiur
Ills Parlor -toves nre handsome and Hie as. (vlment vn
ried ALT)l-articular attention lM,, id to -nn-Ware
and House Spnutinn, upon short notice. All kin da of
ryiairjn' will bo done with neatness and despalcb.
i.iuuu.b klinvil 111 E.llldll,,!! HOIfl.
l llllrfr O. fllUV LiK,
EJcomsburg. May 10, 16CS, '
,
THE PUILALMJIJ'IIIA INQU1UEH,
JJtiUUle iStuel, borty-E-ght Columns.
iinportiiiit eVijnts which ajc d illy transpiring.
tuniisli n paper winch wil,l inoet the Ju.t ospictj
To
of the public' in sueh a ii,,u as Uie'pre.VittliiuuiVeK up
amount of labor and of extraordinary etpen'so uf n'lueii
tin coiniiiuniiy at large havo no conception. The pub
lishcrsof
7JJJ r llir.,1 nKl.Plll.t IKOVinFP
, . .,. . , hA-
has spared uu ellorts or monoy to mako it all that it
rould be. made, lb-sides improvins ami strensthenlnir
he home frcu durlus Iho pa.t yuir, sivernl of tlm
ban Reporters and l.cltcr writers in the country hate
been sent, nt Brent expenses, with tho Army aud Navy,
!,,lil l,:tt' r.itnian.kl I ,,l..n,i .1,.. ki.I.II.. ..... ......
linn.
est accouuls by telugrupli and by mail, of important
" .. ,...,,, fci.v.i .uu,tl,K anil inn
KVEtrTS A T TUT. SEA T ,OF IV A II.
The Inquirer wns.tho first northern paper to cive the
account of thu llattc,ras and Port Itoynl victories, and
was twelve hours in advance o'f any paper in thecoun
try, in its publlcalioii of the details or iho Hull ltur.
Rutin. .VVhat 'I'lie lii'uirer has done, js but nu earnest
of wpat Avill ha done, iu order to give its readers and
bs.t aecoiits of every event of interest connected "itli
vim OU EAT ItUIIl.-LLIO.V,
and p.t tho same time jiavo it maintain itsreputationas
the best Benernl newspaper iu the country,
Tho lutrcitse iu tie circulatlnu of tlio Inquirer du
rmi; the ye.nr, is the bert evidence of ll.e eilint io
which the nhllic rely iiiun it for.the news of the da'.
Its circulation hns nveraeed for several months' piut.
Ot'KH THO llU.VDltr.l) TIWU.XO COi'J.'SI
a week, or nearly forty thousand a duy . ami it has,
during thu year, in times of excitement, reached over
seventy thousand a day-testing the capacity of our
l.l.t presstothu uliiio,t to mipply tho demand. Jt com
inenced Iho Now Veiy wit-Ji new and lieaiitlful copper,
faced type. iiud wtl;e'eucd vi4or aud activity in its
News and .I ditorial dcp,irimi uts.
Tho liujii.t-r is independent in polities.
" I'rieesnl whlclMhe fbilndelphia Inquirer i, far.
pishnd:-tiig ucoiilesTwu Ceuts, or twelie cems a
wocK j llpilr laper jfii per iiiinuiii, iu advance; Two
months fSl; Tri-lVeekly el. All letters should be ad
dressed to W.M, V, HAHllINd, l'u ,.
u, in iBet.In',uirur u"illiua. Ml rtoulh Third ft.
May 10, It-62. l'mti,u-iii. 1'.
MRS. DKMOREST'S
Quaficrly mirror of Fashions.
Great Improtements.
iSw'r "?,y lll":11":' will bs entitled to tho selec.
Pplenilid iiiduceiucnts to Canvassers,
Rummer number will be ready ou o, about the (lt
May J, 18il-3w.
NOTI'JK.
money
hoped,
Orangey ie,,l'n., Jiay3, lspsujm, " M' tHlT7"
NOTICE
'lb the Mmbers of the Columbia County
Agricultural Society,
n. m
May 3, 150i
VM. NLAL, Chair- L Loin.
1 juuiisneii (ivory .iiorniug, (i;xcpt Sundays,) by Wm. ' " varieties seietieil Irom those priced nt 10 cents
I W, Harding, No. 1J1 South '1 hlrd Street, l'hilmi. ' per papey In
olphi.i, l-a. 'Iho Oreatu-f ne.vyspup.-'r of I'luladelphin I 2 varieties j dcml from thattiprircd at i'i cents
The t-ying lilies of ill" nation's history jii uliich wc per paper o U
live, r n arn Live Newspaper fan IndispcniMble to ' 5 varieties selected from those tir.'cei ut 2J cats
every nun who would keen liimseLf informed of Hi- ' Vol paper in
fpiin Summer Xuinber will contain Tour liirfc am!
X S.lendld fash ,, Males, three full li ,-,) ,a'ltem
eon pr si,," the New I'ruiuh Waist, nil elegant Ij l-Lve,
nnd Jll.se. fuck, t.-itether with nearly H-u eiraviiiKs
of nlUhoimcltie.XorHiiiiiiuerlloi.pAs.Cto.vk'iV.r
lo'i'ln u l i 'X "t""'"' T i'"' '-..luablo informa
.1, "i1,""""' ; makeis, mothers, and ladles
ec norally, pri s.ntlm n, laree.t and W,t fasnioi, C.
,2. 'f '"'e V0,1J-.'P"""-'l J" Itioadrvay, iZ
"."'" ''"P "". ur scf I by mail f,eo, in Jlltvlpi
, "nuU1'1, V,l' ' fo! owi ugS-ulua ,le
A 'l porsons indebted to tho subscriber.
;'a"yv'?y petfully reque.ud :0 make
ninediate .ettleiiunl and eirle , ii . 11 "
. Those who to enjoyc, w'jcrVdll. i? i.
will not fail t cull and seltlo wiih.mt 7, 11 "
tfOTJCH.
NOTICE is hereby glynn, that tho an
nual meeting ot the stnckholder of Ilia Uluooubiiir
Iron Co., will bohelJ tit Wl offlce' at ron Dais, Uo.
lutnblaco. IV. uu Tuesday lh SO day of My next, f.,r
llm)iitpoiifdlrctorfc:..iiiilft the tfansanlon 14
other business. . U.Ij. I'AXTOJf, M,at,f,
llloouisburgi April vu.itsox.
ADMINISTRATOR'S ifOTIOE.
touts 0 JoihK Mnginluth, tttf of Scctt ttienihi,,
' Columbia County, dtitattil,
NOTICE is horeby given that Lotters of
Admliilitratlon on tho Estate f Josun ll4.
KSBft-il, Jato f Bcott tnttiistilp, Columbia lounty, tin.
ceaseil, bavo bcn granted by the lleglitcr of iuJ
county tu rjTER ENT, rcslillns In tScnlt tuwiishln,
Columbia couuty. All persons having claims or de
mands ntalnit the l'.state of the dscruVtit arn miuritti!
In present tliciii for stttleinenl. nnd those IndtbtcdtO
make jiaiueiif tl;oul dlj.
l'ETErt ENT.
Jldmlnlntotcr,
April 20, leO'J-CJ.
ADMLN'ISTRATKIX NOTICH.
JEitflll of l'MUp Trontui, hit of St oil ttienshlp, Ctlttnlii
county dtttattdt
NOTIOJ.3 is hrroby given .hat I.elers of
Administration on the estate of l'lilllp Tronrus,
late of Scott toivnihlp, Columbia county, deceased, hats
been (ranted by the Register of said county tn ibo un.
derslcneu, who resiues in uipy, ejeott towiisiiip, c,,.
luiiibia count). A" persons l)ay ng claims or demand,
against thu estafeof tbederendeiit are requested topr!
sent them for settleiuenJ, and lliose indebted lo luak.
payment without delay. ' UliUnCCA'l ltONHL't
' April '.'G-lSG'-'-Ut. iminfslrolrti
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Rstale of Micluvl Whilenight, d'censtit,
i10TH.'i: Is hereby Blvon that lejtters of adminliir.
t Hon on the a.tatunf tllclncl Whltenlrhtlate of Una
lock twp Columbia county, decensed, have been grain!
oJ by the llcglster of said county to Jacobs. Evaus, tl
1'lshingcreek twn., t.'oluinblu io, All persons hating
claims or demands against the estate' of the decemlru!
are rsquesUd to present them fur srtUnment, and thoit
indebted jo make payment wllhuut delay.
' JACOU f. EVANS,
April II, te02-Cjv, M,nr
AMIxISTH4T0R'S NOT t.'
Estate of William Cool, deceased,
NOT1CU is hi!-ebyciventLfUJci,tersof Adinlnlstratlic
nii tbeurlateonvilli.m Cool.late of Hemlock twp,
(.'ulUHibU county, deceased, Iihvh been granted by th9K,
Ister of a(d County tol'eter Wefkhcisir and Williiu
II, Cool who rurldi lu Ihe s.iuu- towtiship. A 1 pfr.oi,,
huvjug il.-llin. or demands ngiuiist the estate uftl
de.edent are requcst-d lopretieiit them fur si'llleiuer,t
uml Hbosu indebted to tuako payinrnt without delay
l'KI'i;il WUKKIIHItiKU
WILLIAM. 11. IJOin..
Aptil 13, 18G?-rt. Admtt
ADMIN ISTR ATOR'S NOT I CK.
Estate of Wflljlain Ellis, deceased.
IVOTICi: is leri-l.ygifeniiAt letters of admlnl-tri
l ition iluiii.- estate of William Cllls.lale of Madlnun
grjiit'd by II," H'Ajf otor of raid couutv to Andrei Kill
of Mouldur foiuity, and John II. Kill, of Columbia co-n,
ty; all persons linvjng cl.ilms or demands auliiitthi
eitnte of the decedent are rcpii-sted to present tUrm
for settlement, and tLosu Jfcdiiited tu make payinrti
willful delay (
AN-llIIEW EI.LIS.
. JOHN II. ELMS,
Ma;rhl5,lSr.!.-i Mvlr;
lit lup, i.-imi in.-l.-t iiuiniy, Ucceused Imvr i
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEBN.
Whereas I. Ilia subscriber, have gjven six s.vfrnl
promisiory notet. made by ine. He fir.t fv: $t;u.io J.'u
1st Apll 161.8 'I'lienecuiid, llr.l, f.iiuti nnd finh. bt
ifllf ItMrll Tlir Q'llVt II I .III,, nn ll,. It... I...1 . i- . . ..
tuned from me by fraud and hi consideration for tlinn
tcs utter'y failed. N.niv this J.nnntjfj- all pe1tu,
slid nuies f not tu pi'dsudltercJoro they are mu
Honed not to iicsiijte tbe rsye.
JAI-Ull a I.IVIll- vir.,.,.
1'lUoutortii.ip, Piy lco .MinliSiJ, lEta-tt,
ApMlISTKATOIl'S NOTICE.
Estate of Gcorce -lollt nbaeh, deceased.
ivwiucii henby given that icti.-rs or Adminitr5.
... mu',,. ru,rt,un ,iti; t-.i.iu ui lien, 11011-II ,nch.
luteof Ciittawlsatvp. Columbia CO., dee'd, hnve l,"ii
fTX ,tVnl," """'!'.
. rlaimsiir demands again..t'tte e-iite of lh,i die. Jim
:,' ; 1 . r ' . I'.vru,,. iuu,ii ir .(iiicmi'iii, snj
ihoieindi-bted ty make p.i'ymenl without delay
. wu"(".",',V.Ki',!f.,,5--.
i April i, isoj.-e.y.'.
ADM IN I ST MOTOR'S NOT1CR.
r v"nl
jVUl'lt;Klslieicbyeleiithat,.tti--.iif.-i.miii,irai,l,
, t nbo c.t.itj or ."iiiuiK-l ihulu, IntetfSuin
Jf "''hll. Columbia tony).yJ dM., ha,e
ed, who resides in llmiton tumuli, i, t,umbi,i u,
Ve'.nns having ildina or di-inuiids ngalust the crlalut
tbi dei.di-nt are req-i.-sted to prisent Ihi ni for s-ttis
ment, and tLo.e iudebted to m.iki- pavmrnt wilhoul if.-
Jay.
March IB, ISCJ-ft:,
-
t?.Jiur.i. u, aiiui.T.
Jldn'r.
, ,
W7'M SSSElSj WML
v ,-J-J-'--J t' u UJJrfJUJ
WU will forward by iiuil to any part of the Him.4
,.-.. , ,11, J ,...,. C ,11.1 1 J UKfllUirCU flt
iu- ii.,,,,,, i,, ,iiu b;
) lu varjrtic rejcc,ted from those priced nl j cents
per papv ' go K
" J"r,,T'il!Cite'1 ,ho"'l"icl", nt 10 nll , H
varieties srjccieu irom yiose priced at 10 cents
I COM.Etri'HJ.N'fl OK n.OWiyj PUEDS.
1 l'e.rsons deeir,iiii! us,tn make their selcrtions. mav i
'7 "P"" our tending only tliou w hi. hare reallt km'
fdiuwy and desirable, nnd of easy culliviuieu. We
,.UV'!'!1;"',urejp6riencow'.!tleuabU-ustoiuaiie r.ln
'tlons, larc or small, that cannot ali tu ilyu entire i a:
istaetjuii, 1
lw Packets Annuals, Uiennials nud I'erennlals
' fovorlto kinds mil
50 1'.ickats .Minimis. IlicnniaJs and Perennials
1 favorite MnCs ' perennials,
........ .
Si I'aikets Ann'ials, best assorted
II Packets Annuals, best assorted
!ld Packets, Sew and ltnre Annuals
Choice CollecUon of Ornamental l.'raspea
IK
i;
S M
1 o
1 f
ID!
" " of Alpine or llock J'iaiits
" " Ctiinbint'l-iairis, Anuu
'I l.verlaitlng riuw-urs
ual and
j p, wi, iliqi
Cf.'ce Cq'Jectiou of (JrceiiJ-.oui- IMint S.
" " (IrnamentuI l,ca eij
A. I
Florist icSeedmau, Versailles W
R7"8onil for n descriptive Caloloeus.
Maroli IS, ltfCS.-3i. 8
I K
i i H
,ts I t.
11- AV
t)., r
L uoi I
Aerate and Lifc-Liko I'oriralls
OP TILL'
MEN OF THE TIME.
thu latest I'liotoeniphs, maey.pf vvhlcli have been"
tinned eiprcs.ly for this collectioii, 1 Heine pniil'JH
cards of the same sUe us tte -'Cartes ile Visile," tl'
uio iiiiifiiiu icuie riKiiugruiin Albums, or an be
tu distant frieudg by mall
These poArnits nre superior lo any now in Un mi'
kit, nnd are eiii,iitable for the fdilhruliiess ml
whiih the Ulienem : portrayed. When purtboim
be eariiilitn.inqiiirif fii.,lurticii' Card i'ottraits, IT
W cents each, or tweiity copies for ono dollar,
IUSiit by mail, po.i.naid, on receipt of the pne
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
VK have now ready, of our own wnnufiirtorr
complete and I'xtensire assortment of l'hototrr
bums, made of the verv l-.i ran,.,,..!, ..i ,,mal
,ib. vr, v ,c VTXi VUY III April lff.1
ISli-l. IHl.inml IFl.OrepectlvelyKUd the slllil bellie f,.,'
the -uiii c,fSiUi),U0,,liie 011 thj flr,I days of April
Aud whereas us I verilv bclictu tbiiiaj.l ..... V
W , . ii,.i.iiiiig a series m uuique aou i.r , ,
like i'nrlraits ol the llisiinguished Jlinoflh bill
1 liiio-embraciiiK Military and Nuval Olfiicrs. MeiaHs . -
TTT T- r .A ....... ..!.,! ... ......
oiuongrcss, civillans.&c They nro fine line em in
not iiuprrlor, in style nnd llnlhh, to any' pn U S ,,V
market, wiist they are o.Tred nt loWer r.res ill OOfl
auyothers. The assurtment comlirise's Jeu-ral n" ,
varieties, as well ns new designs aud clasp., tie -J-O
in goi'ii U fur"i'1'"1 WIH" title-page and judex, prlsf fl
i'liblished by ,. .'
U'lLI.tAM S, Sr. AUIHII) MAKTIr'A', Vl'
iB (ho,tnui Btjcst, I'liiludelpa'i
AOUX?3 HA.VTRV,
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TAMAQUA. PENN'A. Jl
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