iCoiUirwedfmm Fi.s! Page. ;ct to insult and oDnojauca, or ' arli J, illegal, "groucJIcaa and yi?xatiou3 i Cer-tre townsorp,dcven soIdirra stood 3 polls all day with minketa and bay 3 Here several persons near the dr itated that their respective clec- disiricta had been siojilarl? watch- ' ' . 3 JJIoomsbarg itself, the insolenc3 of e petty oSsiuls towered 'toward sab f.y. There, oce man was arretted who for twclre months lived in town under verj nose of the Provost Marshal, and as only when he was goiog to the 5 to deposite. a democratic ballot, that arrest became a 'ruiHtary necessity." -yeD jour Sheriff and ' his " assietant, d you tlrou-h jour chosen oQcial,) 3 subjected to the. outrage and indig- of an arbitrary an est, for no' othei id than enabling two Democrats who been arrested as deserters, to vote. ?i9 four, and anotlcr arrested two 3 previously, were &I1, on the night of election, hurried to Ilarri-ibtTg, and ced into rooms more filthy than pig 3, companioned with n'ggera and boun : simpers and fad with tbsm : And the raph Sashed the important announce rs of the arrest ta all the North, ifter two day, the whole subject hav been submitted to Governor Curtln and proper ; military ' authorities it ap red that two of iLe men had been '.d in the stato dr.ift, and werj conse ntly not deserters nor subject to arrest ; the nationil authorities ; and the other - bad really never boon either drafted notified ; and all three hid been con mly nd .regularly at their houses and at their lawful. callin?3, daring the 7, months between the Draft and th st The whole Fiye citizen?, Sheriff I assistant were sent bomev LJutno reprimand was administered to busy cfEciil, ?nd no check put upon use and abuse of unlicensed power. jso days and nights are still unans wer ; for, save at the Dar of public opinion ! The heart BickfJis at the recital of the ons insults and outrages to which Co ubia county has been subjected, Ho n was safe from the malice of an ene '. Neither worth nor station nor inno ce, nor all three combined were a t.cuort. Nor was the law or the con ution effectual to shield the accused or , aLrd him a speedy or a legal trial. The presidential election was made the jisioQ for repeating many of these out res, 'bat it i now unnecessary Uo par al arize or elaborate iheui. The ''reign terror" ended with the elections, and i trcops being withdrawn, the FishiDg cek rebellion being now over, the aceful pursuits-of cifil life were again uaicd. Bat few of the Fort Mifflin uciims were itdand of the whole number arrested, it seven were convicted ; and thatbefdre ! Military Commission, on testimony '"" "7 nt even have been received ''o-stiec and before a jury. I on a particular examination i fPo-qzoj taken in tho!e cases, and iffjfr? strengthen the argument in ,ete political complexion of this lhlJ lat 'Jjccl '3 ' think, Buf- .o.yaccompliihed by what Las .been said. ... the seven mm cot victed by the i pry Commission, on paid his fine, je wa3 pardoned by President Lincoln f i.d five by President Johnson, and every as of them was undoubttdly innocent of my criminal eft-.D?e. This xpedition, Gentlemen, including lateral expenditures cost the Govern nt, from' first to last, not less than half nation of dollars. Two Major Gene--j a couple of Colonels, numerous Cap as, a thousand men, horses, . artillery ;d military stores, a lrrge destruction of rivate property, and occupation of our territory for a fourth of a year.rjsulted in x military point oi view, in one innoctnt lan kiUel and forty four takeii prisoners. Oh ! was it not a most brilliant episode .something for the abolition party to be proud of; when Jts history cocaea to be written. . - . - " ' This political raid into Columbia Coun ty is but part of a sytem. What we have s:en here at our own doors, whstt we have irperienced in cur own persons, we bare read of as occurring at other places. We have read of elections being carried in the tats ci Delaware at the point of the bay n;t,and in Kentucky and Tennis, ee and Indiana. And" when at Bomo points, here the bayonets were not sufficient, the dictions were carried against the admin-i.-ation, they were cooly Bet aside, and treated, as Old Joe Ritner onee proposed to trsat an election in Pennsylvania, 4aa if it had never been hild io which pro jet ):e was atsistpd and counseled by Thad. Stevens, the present leader of the Efgro'eq'iality party in this 6tat. TLU military Uiodtf of carrying elections -y a3 I hve faid. part of a sysfem. For the abolitionists koow tlit the n-eord they Lava tjbdafci themselves, ifpowenhalionce rjorrj return to the nemoerat", 'will, keep It. ta their Land for all time. Many per-f-nsinthe audienco rea.'ember the first . Jin ci terror through which the people cf cons;try were called to piisSjdurin ;l3 reign cftj'J Jrba Adaa. .Then, the j' arc-s in ?hdr rf-fit, and in behalf ST? 7 JeiTjrson into the Presidential, chair, and swept cat of.ezi.ittnco .that, old Federal Party; and it hasbeenj a bye-word, " a biasing and a reproach in the months of all honest and law and constitution loving citizens, from that day to this. And yet the wrong?, oatrages and violations if the constitution done and committed by that party, enormous as history shows them to be ; were bat as the gentle breeze compared to the terrible hurricane of military dejpotism and disregard of con stitution and of law, which swept over us in t&ese latter days. Let the people awake and arouse them selves to this second reign of terror, to this second attempt to carry elections by mil itary force ; and the abolition republican party of to-day will never be heard of again, except in history .where they will be known as the most corrupt and flooundrelly organization thaf ever attained power in Lany country. And I ask you, my Fellow Citizens, who do not belong to the Dem ocrats organization, whether, seeing and hearing and knowing all this, you are content that the liberties of the country a ball be wrested by force from the people; and the anion, its laws and its constitution go down in a sea of blood, and be known no more forever. It is high time, Fellow Citizens, that this question shall be considered by you, and settled without mistake, upon a firm and secure basis. No party, but the Democratic party - feels itself bountf by constitution or by lawno other partv believe that the constitution ouht to bind as.' . In the opinion of the leaders of the opposition, ''the Constitution is a ltgu? with death and a covenant with hell ;" and they have set it aBido -and trampled upon it, as a piece of old parchmeLt,whu;b coald no longer afford you and me pro tection, aud under which we are no longer to be permitted to live. Take this busi ness into your own bands see to it, that this fall, and from thisjbrth forever, there shall be such a political raid at the polls, with ballots , as shall wipe out all sorts of military raids, not only in the County of Columbia, but throughout the entire country. Ask President Johnson by vour votes and your voice, to restoro to i this country its dearly loved ancient laws and constitution Ask him to go back to the time when be, as a disciple of Andrew Jackson and James K. Polk, sat under the Old Democratic hickory tree, and listened to their honored teachings Ask him to remember the time when he him self was a Democrat in whom there was no guile, battling nobly for the constitu tional rights of all sections and all men, sharing in the triumphs and defending j the doctrines and principles of his party ; and now having the power, demand that ,n Knot in fhfl npnnla of the Ilnifpd States their country, their laws and their constitution, intact and unimpaired. National Claim Agency, CONDUCTED BY HARVY & COLLINS, WASHINGTON, D C. TN order to facilitate the prompt adjnt ment of Bounty, arrears of pay, Pension and other claims due soldiers and other persons Irom the Government of the U. S., ihe undersigned has made arrangement with the above firm whose experience and close proximity to, and daily intercourse with, the Department, as well as the early knowledge acquired by them of the decis ions frequently being made, enable them to prosecute claims more effectually than Attorneys at a di.tar:ce can possibly do AH persons entitled to claims ol ths abovi description can have them properly attend ed to by calling on mo and entruslinz them to my cae. W. WIRT, Agent for Harvy & Collin. Bloomsbnrg, AuDst 10, 1864. .. mali'iiiioni.tl. T A DIES and Gentlemen : If yon wish to -"marry yon can do so a.ldsessing me. I will send you, without money and without price, valuable information, that will ena ble you to marry happily ant! speedily, irrespective of age, wealth or beauty. Tin information will cost yon nothing and if you wish to marry, I will cheerfully asi-t yon.- All letter strictly confidential. The desired information sent by return mail, and uo reward asked. Please inclose post age or stamped envelope, addres-ed i yourself. Address, - SARAH P.. LAMBERT, Grecmioint, K:n Co. N. Y. May 17, 1865 3m. IF YOU 'WANT TO KNOW A LITTLE ot everything relating to e J human system, male and female ; the causes and treatment of diaes; i!.e mar riage customs ol the world; how to marry well and a ihouaand things never pubbsi-. ed before, read the revised and enlarged ediiion of '"Medical Common ense," a curious book for curious people, and a godd book for every one. 400 page., 100 Illustrations. Price Si. 50. Cor.ten Is table sent free to any address. Books may ba Bad at the book stores, or will be sent by mail, post paid on receipt o' tie price . Address Dr. E. B. FOOTE, M. D. 1130 Broadway, New York, - Feb. 1, 1865 6010, EOiTAUDS ASSOCIATION. PHILADELPHIA, PA. DISEASES of the Urinary and Sexual Systems new and reliable trea'menk Al so the BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of Waning and Instruction, sent in seared envelopes, free oi charge. Address, Dr. J. SK1LLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associ ation, No. 2, South Ninth S'reel Puiladel .phia, Pa. - June 21, 1865 ly. CLANKS I BLANKS I CLANKS ! : DEEDS, SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, SUBPOZNAS, of pro.-jer & desirableforms'jfo-isale OfTice'of the "Star ofthe North " DAYID LOVTENCERG, CLOTHING STOIt E, On. Main street,t wo doorsabovelbe Amer ican Hotel. .' - Acer's Cathartic PillsJ CABINET WAREOOM. JJE5PECTFULLV invites the attention of the Public to his extensive assortment ol Cabinet Furniture and C H A IRS ft vviucn ne win warraul made of good materials and in a workmanlike man ner. . At Lis tjslahliefcment can always be fonnd a good assortment of fashionabls furniiore, which is equal in style tnd fin ish to that of Philadelphia or N. York cities and at as low prices. He has on hand h 01 auierent style and r 1 - rr prices, from $25 to 60.' Divans Lounce?, Walnut and Mahogany. Parlor chairs, Rocking and easy chair, Piano stools, and a variety of upholstereJ work, with Dress in and parloi bureaus, sofa, 'card. SJ centre and pier tables, detashns, Hll. cheffeniers, whatnots and co modes, and all kinds of fashionable work. His stork of buieaup, enclosed a-nd common wanfetanda,dress-tablep, corner cupboards, DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES, bedsteads,cane feat and common chairs is the largest in thin section of the county. He will atao keep a good assortment ot lookinc gias&es with fancy jiilf and com mon frames lie will also furni.h eprin;i mat'rasses fitted to any sized tedMead, which are superior lor durability and com fort to any bed in ue. Dloomsburg Nov. 4, 1863. K. & II. T. ANTHONY & 10, Manufacturers ofThoiographic .Materials, WHOLESALE ANO BET It.. 5 0 1 ; li ROA I) W A Y, N. Y. " In ndiliiion to r.-or main bnstness porocKArmc materials, we ot are Hea''qr.ariers (or li e following, viz Stereocopcs and Steroscopic Views, Of these we have an immense assortment, includitfa War Scenes, American ami For eign Cities and Lindseapes, Groups, Stat uary, &e , &c Also, Revolving S;ero- 1 scopes for public or private exhibition. Our Uataioue win oe sent to any aau:e;S otj receipt of Stamp. , lliotorailiic Albums. We were the first to introduce these into the United States, and we manufacture im mense quantities in great varieiy, raging in price trom 50 cents to S50 each. Our AL.BSUHS have the reputation of bemg superior in beauty and durability le any others. The) will be feui hy mail, , on receipt of price. rTViie Albums Made to onltr. f?. t CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. Our Catalogue now emtrces over Five Thousand sut j-i;ts (to which aildi:ion are continnaily being mace) of Portraits Eminent Americans, &;.. viz about of 100 Maj G-nerals, 550 S aiesmens, 130 Divines, 125 Authors, 40 Artists, 125 Stapes, 50 Prom'nt Women, 200 Brig. General, 275 Colonels, 100 Lieut. Colonels 250 O her Office's, 75 Navy Ofliceis, .I50 I'rominent Foreign Portrait. 3,000 Copies ol Works cf Art, including reprocluejion of the most cele brated Engravings, Paintings Statutes, &c. Catalogues sent on receipt of Stamp An i llrtnr im n n f tl ct'j p n Kic nrp mm nnr I. at- alogue will be filled on tbe receipt of $1.80 and sent by mail, Free. Pbo'ographer and others ordering good C. O. D. w ill please ren: it twenty-five pe cent of the amount with iheir order. E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO Mancfactnrewof Photoauphic Materia!!, 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. r" The prices und quality of our. goods can not fail to S'di'fy. Dec 7, 1864. 6mo. ARCANA WATCH. An Elegant Novelty in V."atche. THE cases of this wa'ch, are an entirely new invention, composed of six different maa's combined., rolled together and planished, prod ucing an exact iriiita'io i of 13 carat gold, called Arcana, which I will always keep its color. Thy are as beantifu! and durable as solid nold, and are afforded at one eighth the cost. The cae is beautifully designed, with Panel and shield (or name, with Patent Push Pin, and engraved in the exact style of the cele brated Gold Hunting Levers and are real ly handsome and desirable, and so exact an imitation of gold, as to de!y detection. The movement is manufactured by the well known St. Jimer Watch Company of Europe, and are superbly finished, having engraved pallets, fancy carved bridges, adjusting regulator, with cold balanced, and the improved ruby jewelled 'action with the line dial and skeleton hand-, and is warranted a gooti tine Keeper, ihe-e '(.watches are of lhr-e different eizes. the small-t being for ladies and are aillunt ing Cases. A case of six, will b sent by mail or Express lor ?I25.00. A single one sent in an ele2nt Morocco cae tor 25.00 will reality sell for three times their cot. We are the sole agents for this Watch in the Utii'ed States, and none are genuine which do not bear onr Trade Mark. Address, P EVA UGH & CO., Importers, 15 Maiden Lane, New York. Feb 8, I&65 3mo A CARD TO INVALIDS A CLERGV " nun, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered a safe and sim ple remedy- for the cure of Nervous Weik ness, Early Decay, diseases of ihe Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the wtiole train of disorder brought on by baneful and vi cious habits. - Oreal n urn bers h a ve alre-idy been cured by thii noble rerxedv. Promot ed by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. I will send th .jei-i; (or pre paring and oing this me.licitie, to any r.ne who needs ii. in a ihi!-'.' ersvi-iijc fioe o: charge. Piei-e enHot sianr.Mfd et:v't- ope, adiire-A,i to voors.'f. SEPH T. INMA.N, S:rt!i on f, New York Cny. s JO B:tle lins;.? WM.B K00NS Proprietor KLOU3ISRURG IA. rr ittc :c . ,, ' i tiio u'agiiuiceni norer, situate in the central portion of the town, and nn. public me vuun noBJBj nas oeen inorooghly repaired and refurnished, and the Proprfetor is now prepared to accommodate travelers, teamsters, drovers and boarders in the mosj pleasant, and agreeable manner. His table will be supplied with the best .the market affords, and his Bar itb the choicest liqnors. Attenlisenstlers will always be on hand and his stabling is the mot extensive in this fe ion ot country. -: Omnibuses wil alwayscte in readiness to convey passen gers to and from the Railroad Depots. n, ' T , VVM. 3. K00NS. . Bloooisburg,' July 4, I860. . t. r- . f i . : ' lilQTJCIlS i " .. LIQUOR VhoeaIe and fTHE gubperiber would announce to lie -L citizens ot Bloomsbcrj; and vicinity, that he Felling LIQUOKS in large and pmalt qaantities, and "at different pilces at nis mew oiore, on main street, -ctf north side, two doors south of S Iron street, blnomsbtirg. His i J stock of Foreign and Domestic "-Q consists of Cognac and Kochelle, Blackber ry, Ginger, Raspberry and Lavender. He hits a large assortment of sr Da a , Old Ryegray with age, fine Old Bourbon, Old Folks Whiskey, and any quat.tity 61 common. He a!o has PURE HOLLAND GIN, Madeira?, Lisbon, Claret, Sherry and Cam pane Wines; and last but not least, a quantity of'good double extra BROWN STOUT ; all of which he vull cell at the lowest cash prices. The public are respect fully solicited to s'vf his liquor a trial. D. W. BOBBINS, Ag't. x Bloomsbnrg, May 1, 1861. NYOJIIXG INSCKAN( E CO 31 PA NY, OJfice over the Wyoming Hank, CAPITAL AND MJBPLUS, 130,000. r Will insure a2aint loss or damage by Fire on property in town or country, an reasonable icttriK. D1RECT0K, G. M lloileiibi.ck, lo'in Reifhard, Samuel Wadham, D L Shoe maker, Daniel G. Driecbch, R. C. Smith R. D. La. oe.G. P. Steele, W. W. Ketcham Charles Dorrance, W. S. Ross, George JM Harding.' G. M. IIOLI.ENRACII. Pres't. 1). L. S II OEM AKliK, V. Preset. R C. SMITH, Secretary, W. G. STERLING, Treasurer. L II. CONOVER, Agent, Reacli Haveu, Pa. December 2J, 1863. ly. JYcto Stock of lathing. Spring and Summer oods. 1 N VI I'ES at eiition to his smck of cheap and fashionable Clothing a' his S ore, on MJ1 IX S TUB E T, II 1. 0 OMS1S UP G . two doors above the 'lmtrican House, where he ha just received from New Yo;k and Philadelphia, a full as-ortmenl of and Roy's Clothing, i;ir ! id i -t :i.o-i f a tiionabie, durable and iar!vi;nc, i ) I' KSS (iOi)DS. conmsi m j of 'j'r, Sock, Pruckf Hum umi (Jit Clotll C)tis, and Pants, of all sr-rl, I:. and crbirs. He a! has replenished his alreafy lare stock of Fall aiuJ Winter Shawls; striped, fiuoied and plain Vests, shirts, cravats, stock", collars, handkerchiefs, glove, suspender aiid fane) article. N B. He has constantly on hand a large and well selected assortment of Cloths and Vestiiigs, which he i prepared to make up io order, into any kind of clothing on very short notice and in the beM of manner. All his clothing is made to wear and most of it is of home manufacture. A N D 0f every Description, Fine :d Chean.- His Case of Jewelry is not surpassed in this place. Call and examine his general as sortment of Clothing, Watches, Jewelry. &c. &c. DAVID LOW EN BERG. Bloomsbnrg, April 20, 1865. Lackawanna & iiloonuburg 11. it. ! f-v-i riti'fpr-V feggb 1 M AH f V-VJ A? TWO IAII.Y TKAIS. ON and after Monday, 1864, Passenger Trains Decemher 26th, will run as fol- lows : Jjcavc IVortliYrard. STATIONS. MAIL. PASSENGR. Northumberland, 8.00 A M 5 00 p m Danvil'e, 8 40 5 40 Rupert, 9 25 6 25 Bloomsburg, 10 15 6 25 Berwick, 10 25 7 30 Shit-kshinny, v 11 10 8 15 King-ton, 12 15 p M- 9 15 Wyoming, 12 50 9 35 Piltsoti, " 1 05 9 50 Arrive at StKanton, 1 50 10 25 pji Great Bend, 6 40 " " New Voik, 5 50 Eastou, 2 45 Pniladelphia, 6 30 Iii'avc .SontSiivard. Scranton, 6 Oi) Pittb'ftn, 30 Writig, 6 : Kiru-ioi;, 7 00 bt.icksfiinny, 7 55 Berwick, 8 35 B!oDrnburg, 9 05 Rupert. " 9 25 Danv.lle, 10 00 Atrive at a tit 4 20 p 00 5 -15 5 30 C 45 7 30 8 20 8 25 9 15 m Northumberland, Williamsport, Hjrrisburg, Baltimore Wa-hington, 10 40 10 00 2 00 am 1 !5 7 00 10 35 b do - 6 30 p 1 20 5 40 9 0 5 40 rn Philadelphia, The shortest and most direct route to the West aud ihe Oil Regions ! Trains olthe Philadelphia and Erie Rail road leave Northumberland every monrr. in for Erie, arriving there the afternoon of ihe same day to connect with Trains for Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, And ail other points Wet, connecting ai f'orry with all Train on the Oil Creek Railroad. Passeng-irs for Train 3, can leave New Yorj? via The Delaware, Lckswanna and Western R. .11. at 9 00 A. M.. thereby reaching all poiu "i tii- R i ine .-.imf da v- H A FONDA, Supt. Ki.lpSlor;, Dec. 20,, lVl OMNIBUS LINE. . - r it r :-d woniii recpfi-tfullv an fiii: 3 I i r,::i'" 'o t! P. citizen.- ot Bloomburg, and ti' nr.;-lie get, orally, that he is running A n l) AI N I HITS I.I V R . a. . the different Kail Road jfrfCvgLc Depots, daily, (Sundays excepted to con nect wnri the several. Trains om- South and Weston the Catawissafc Will.lmsport Kail Road, arid with those going North and SolV.h 1 ,he Lack- & Bloomsburg Road. His OMNIBUSES are in good condition, commodious and comfotrable, and char-'es reasonable. " Persons wish ing. to meet or see iheir friends depart, can' be acm moriated, npon reasonable charges, by leav ing timely notice at any of theHotels. JACOB L. GIRTON, Proprietor. Bloomsbnrg, April S:7, 1S64. . T c v a nr ? DONE, by C. G. BARK L, Attorney at Law, Eloomsbor;. Pa. IT. STOIINER, -BAKER AND CONFECTIONER UAS always on hand and for sale Fresh BREAD, CAKES, and PIES ; French ant! Domestic Confections in preat and splendid- variety ; Num Fruiis, and everything usually found in a first class confectionery store. He wpuld call especial attention to his newlv received stock of PICKLED FRUITS, AND JELLIES. Having recently fitted up a new and elegant Ice Cream Saloon, on the first floor, two doors west of Eyer & Moye'r's Drug store, he is prepared to wait upon his many customers with FIUST CLASS ICE-CREAM as cheap as the cheapest. He will supply Balls, Parties, and Picnics with Ice Cream, Confectionery, &c. at reasonable ntes. Bloomburg, April ?6, 1865. U V, HOW VAX, SlItfiUON 1K , T I S T. I ESPECFULLY offers his W-'vyk piuinyfjuiiai Mjrvici-s io ine 1 j r : I : burs and vicinity. He is prepared to attend to all the various operations in Den;itry, and is provided with the late.t improved PORCELAIN TEETH, which will be in serted on pivot or gold plate, to look as well as natural. Mineral plate and block teeih manufac tured and all operations on teeth carefully attended to. A superior article of Tooth Powders, al ways on hand. All operations on the teeth warranted.. Residence and Office, a few doors above the Court House, same side. Bluomsbiirs Aua. 19. JP85 TMi 1 G PENNSYLVANIA & ERIE RAILROAD -- Tni i;reat line traverses the Northern and Northwest counties ct Pennsylvania to the city of Ere, on Lake Erie. It has been leaded by the Pennsylvania Rail Road Company, and is operated by them. li entire length was opened for passen ger and freight b jsiness, Oct. l7ih, 1861. Time of Passenner trains at N rth'd. Tjcave ICaslward. ' ' Mai! Train 10 Ifi P. M. Klrnira Express Train, II 27 L Haven Accommodation, II 27 A. P. M. xM. Tyrone Accoti mod' jr.n , 4 10 loaves lVfslivard. Mail Truin, 4 26 A. M. A. P. E!mirn Expres Train, 5 18 Lock Ihven Ac'modation 4 34 M. M. Tyrone Accommodation, 1 1 00 A Passenger cars run throosh on Mail train without change bo'h ways between Phila delohia Krie, and Baltimore and Erie. Elegant Sleeping Cars on the M,iil T'aiv bo-h ways between Vu i la leiphia umi Lock Haven, atd on Eltnira P'p.xres Tr:in both was between Wiltiamsport and Baltimore For information respncimg Pafisjii business appiy at cor. 30iha i I Market Ss .. Phifadelihia. And for Freight business o the Cr ir pany's Agent. S. B Kingston, Jr , Cor. 13ih and Mar ket Street. Philadelphia. J W. Reynolds, Krie XV Brown, Aa't. N. C. R. R.. Baltimore, H H. HOUSTON. General Fre'tiht A gt. Phil'a. II W. GWINNER, General Ticket Agt. Phil'a. JOS D. POTTS, General Manager, Williamsport. Feb. 22, 1865. I'rospect is of Vol. I11.1SG3. TSZE OI.I7"oU.KI, A MONTHLY JOURNAL, IF VOTED 'IV UTEKA1UR1', SCIENCE AND ART, AND THE Principles of 177G aiicS '87. C. CHAUNCEY BURR, Editor. rMhis Macazme will continne to defend the principles of Government which suided our fathers in the fnnndation of the Rejiubiic. The spiiit and doctrine of ihe two 6rt volumes will be fully maintained in ttie tliirJ volume. We hive no compro mises to make with error no parley with despo'ism. Democracy will be treated, no' a a var inn poliry of conni-n ofll-'e--eekers at,d sped hunter, but rather as a.-i al-i -4 i f iZ principle cf political economy and of popular libfrty. All sop;i 'rtr of tni revolutioniztr.u, Abolition war. will be 1ih!, as the enemies of the emoeraey. We sh til acknowledge no organization t be Democratic which does not honet!y ettun i-iate ard support the principles o' ile Kentucky aud Virginia Reolcti'ns of 1798 and the Dred Scott D cion of the Su preme Court, the one asssertinn Stale Sov erein'y anil the other ll'h;te ivpremncy. To pre.-erve these honorable doctrines, the Democratic pariy was orginized bv the vey founders of the. Federal Government, and !t remained true to them down to ihe fatal a id di-hciiorin-i departure, at the commencement of this war. The Old Guai d is an orgar, ct Democracy as it was, before this cowardly srurender of principle and a it must be again, before it can re deem our country from the rule of faction and despotism. This year it has been en larged to double its former size ibat is to lorty eiiht panes for die purpose of mak ing it in all re-pec:s. as to etyl- and rnaner a popular Literary and Familv Ma-zszine. tg rg"? Ty-S One copy, one year. S2 00 Seven copies, one year, and one to the getter up of club, 14 00 Twenty copies, 35 00 Single copies sent, posi-paid, for 20 Terms invariabfy in advance, and the Manaz'me.will be stopped when the time paid lor expires. A each number of THE OLD GUARD is stereotyped, back numbers and volume. car. always be fu'-ni-hed. Siib-cripti-jns will be understood ascom-mencir.i- aiiIi the )ear, and back numbers sent Accordingly , unless specially ordered otherw i-e. The Old Guard will be sent through the Post Office io subscribers in the city, Brooklyn, Williamsburg anl Jer-ev Ci'y. The potae ol The Old (ii ar t i- 1 . per year, aable Hi .Jvtf. t-e. ut ti,o -C: .d mailing or iV, v. r j . Copie.- o! Vols. ap,i 4f j ,., () . i Guard lor lfc63 and 1864, w ill lurni-i d bound in paper, for $1.50; in cloth lor 52. post paid. All I I ks in roller to the business de partment of ihe Magazine, should be in variably addressed to the undersigned, as lollows : VAN EVRIE. HORTON & CO., 16 Nassau Sireel, N. Y. . DII. J.H. KVAXS, Pliysician and Surgeon, Y AVING loca-ed perrnanently on M Street, BLOOMSBUKG P, i.i a tii in imuj me puonc generally, that he is pre pared toauend to all business faillifully and punctually that may be inirnsiedto hi care on terms commensurate with ihe times. ' r .u .. i i ....... fcv ne pays unci attentiou to Snr-r aswell as aledicine. -November 25l 1863.-ly. ery READING RAIL ROAD. SIMMER AIUJ ANGLMI EXT. jri.v ao, isc.7. JREAT Trunk line from the Nor:h and North-west for Philadelphia, New York, Reading. Pottsville, Lebanon. Allen town, Easton, &.c , &. Trains leave Harrisborg for New York as follows. At 3.00, 7.25 and 8.15 A. m and 1.45 P. M.. arriving at New York at 10 A. iSL, and 3 00 and 10 30 P. M. The above connect with similar Trains on the Pennsylvania Road, and Sleeping Cars accompany the 3 00 and 8.15 A..M." trains without change. Leave for Reading, Pottsville, Tairnqua, Minersvilie. Ashland, PSr.e Grove. Allen town and Philadelphia, at 8 15 A. M. ar.d 1 45 P. M., stopping at Lebanon and prin cipal Station only. Way Trains, stopping at all points, at 7 25 A. M. and 4 40 P.M Returning, Leave New York at 9 A. M , 12 rmon, and 8 00 P. M. Philadelphia at 8 A. M. and 3.30 P M ; Pottsville t 8. 15 A. M, and 2.35 P M., Asl-land at G.10 A.M and 12.30 noon, Tamaqua at 3.15 A M. ar d 2.15 P.M. and Redaitm at 1 on, 7.35 and 10 45 A M.., 1.38 and 6 05 P M. Keadii'u Accommodation Train : Leave Keadina at fi 0o' A M. re uriu-.g from Phil adelphia at 5 00 I'. M. Colvmbia Railroad Trains' leave Read in si Hi 6 00 and In. 55 A. M. and fi.15 P. M. for Ephraia, Liliz, Colmnbia, &. On Sundays; Leave New York at 8 00 P. M. Philadelphia 3 15 P. M , Po isville 7.30 A.M., Tamaqtia 7 Co A.M., llarri-b-.-r 8 15 A. M., and Reading at 1 00 A. M for Har risburg. Commutation, Mileas?-, Season School and Excursion Tickets to and from all points at reduced rates. Baggage checked through : 80 pounds allowed each Passenger, G. A. NICuLLS, General Superintendent. Rkadiso Pa., Ann. 9, 1865. , JY12W GOODS I GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES NCW AKKIVAL OF Summer Goods, AT PETER EXT'S STORE 1T LIGHT STREET, COL. CO. TJAS just received f.-om the eate-n ti; ie and is now opening at the old MatK. a splendid asorimern ol 2 tr c? sa ixi fl a S3 s which will be sold cheaii for CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCT. ! His stock consists of Ladies Dies. Good choicest stls and !ate-l fashions. ' CALICOES, MUSLINS. (JINGIIAMS. bL.Ni:Ls:, HOSIKRY, MI.Ks. SHAWLS, CARPFrs. IUatly-?;;tI I iolhits-, A TINi-.TS, C.SS1.M KICKS. COTTON A I) KS KENTUCKY JKANS. THRKAI), &C. C3 CJO 38 122 IZ LSi -33 QUEENS WAKE, CEDAR WARE, HARDWARE. MEDICINES, DRUCS, COOTS AXD SHOES, HATS and CAPS, In short everything usually kept in a country store. The patronage of his old fripnds, and ihe public generally, is respecttutiy so liei'ed. The highest market price paid forcoun ry produce. PETER ENT. L ght S'reet, May 3, 1865. ARTII rU'S II0J1E MAGAZIE. Eii-ed bvT. S. ARTHUR and VIRGIN IA E. IOWNSEND The Home Mazine for 1S65 will le en larked atrd improved, a-id ma.le MiU inorf' wort.'iy oftiie eminent lavor itti nliic fi it rn r "en received It- character a a tl ifjh-TosiciI . E'ci itulii r.lj id.it:i;um piillic la'crrn i lie romi.l of tea' merit, will te caiefully maintitined ; wfti1 for variety interest, ueUilne. and all r-e atirftions of l!ter;itn;e arid art e-f-i:tial to a true Hr me M.znzn e tie pntdilierr wid aim to mwke it Superior To All O hern A Fihe Steel Enuraving , a'i(t Two Pe of Music, will appear in erry runnrer, bet-ides cdoice pii-lnre", qrou;) an 1 cfiar acter;:, prevnilum lahion, and a larije va riety ot patterns tnr parmentf, embroidery, etc., etc. In all re-pect A-e hall ive A FIRST-CLASS MAGAZINE, I at a price within the reacti of every mte!l;; I f imi!y in tt e land. A new Mory by T. S. ARTHUR will bt commenced iii ttie January number. Yearly Term, in Advince O ie copy, S2 50, three copies. SG,00, five copies and one to the p.etter-iip ol club, S10.O0, nin. copie?, and one to the setter up of club S15 00. R" A beairif'i! Premium Plate, entitled ' The Ir fancy of Shakspeare," will lie mailed to each person who tends i) a club of Mibscribers. It will also be mailed to each single ub?criber from whom ve re ceive 52,50. LP For S4 50 we will send one copy ol each of Home Magazine anil GodyV Lady's book for one year. Addre, T. S. ARTtlUR i: CO 323 Walnut Street, Philadelphia Nov. 23, '.864. CHAS. G. BARK LEY, Attorney' at IjUIV, DL003ISBIIIG, 10L13IBIA CO., FA. V7II-f- practice in the several Courts of Columbia county. All legal busine intru-ted to his car shall receive prompt attention O F F I C E, On Main Stree1, Exchange J Iinildinos, over Mti'fr s !S't .e. April 13, 1PP4. fuk-j: yu. vn:ni I'M re .les , 'if'1 ' a : t 'v "tor ment of "ond A A I f. I'.iiKU.inoIudin.' BOR DERING and. i'EI LING PAPER, and a pener,! variety of mat-rial in his line, which will he found on the Firs; Floor, immediately west of Lu'z's Drus Store, in the Rupert Block, where all persons wish ing goods in his line will be attended to in peron at all limes. CP Paper Hansinj executed to order and in best style at short notice. E.J. THORNTON. Bloomsbtire, Jun 1 1865. URED of Mrrvows Debuny, Premature Decay, and the effect of youthful if: discre.iou, will be happy to -furnish others wi h the means of cure, (free of charge.) This remedy is simple, safe, and certain CT For particulars, ov return mail, please address, JOHN B. OGDEN, Jane 7, 1SS5. 60 Nassau St. N. Y. FLUID EXTRACT BUCHTJ, A posiuve na tpcciuo Bemcaj jar qibcbbcs oi ui Bladder, Kldnfjr, Cravol and Dropsical Bwelllac. Tli Is Medicine lncrfaoen the powers or dlgeatloo, and ticltee the cbsorbcnls Into healthy action, by TrMch tlio watery or calcareous dcpotltlonB, and all nnnatnrtl en largcmenta are rcdaccd.ns well a pain and lDflammaUoa, and la good for men, tromcn and csilttrea. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, ' For weakness arUlnc ftrom Eicewoa, It.ihttt of Dlaalpa tlon, Earty Indlucrcllon, attended vUh the followlnilt cyrcpioras: IndlspoFttion to Exertion, Loss of rower. Difficulty or EreathlBrt . Trembling, Wakerolness, Tain la tho Back, Flurblns of tho Cody, Eruptions of tho race. Loss ot 5!eniory, Weak X erves, Ilorror of Disease, ' DlmnCHS of Vision, Ilot Hands, Dryness of the Skin, UnKcrsnl tafsltnJe, rUli J Countenance, These eymptouis, If allowed to goon (which this MedV cine lavartabty removes), soon follow FATUITT, EPILEPTIC TTTS, &C., In one of which tho patient may expire. "Who can say they are not frequently followed by those "direful dis eases," rSoAnTT A?TD coxsumptioi:? Many are aware of the cnuse of thr ir tuITerins.bnt nono wlU confess. The records of the Insane asylams and the melancholy Ceaths by consumption bear ample witness to the truth of the awrtiotr. The Constitution, once affected by organic weakness, reach es the uM of medicine to strengthen andlnvlgorato the system, which THTT'.OLD'S EXTRACT OF BIT CntJ lavarici,l7 ?CS. A trial will convince the most sceptical. In many affections peculiar to Female, the Extract Prciru is uncqnuled hy any other remedy, aod for all complaints Incident to the sex, or In tho DECUXE OB CI1AKGK OF LIFE, IT" EXB STVTTOMS XISOVX. VST No Family should be without it: - Lj Tate no Balsan, Jlercury, or ncpleasant medicine fbf Dnpleasant and dangerous diseases. HlLUBGLD'S EXTuACi BUCiiU Cures Secret Diseases In all their stages little expense, little or no change of diet, no Inconvenience, and NO EIPOBUEE. ' USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU For all affections and diseases of these organs, whether EXISTLXO ES MALE OR FEMALE, From whatever cause orlloatlng.and no matter how lontr standing. Diseases of these organs require the aid of a diuretic. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is the Great Diuretic. And It Is certain to have the duilred effect in all dlseeeee Cor which It la recommended. BLOOD! DOCD! BLOOD! I-Jelmtolcl's FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, Forpnrlfyln; the Elood, removlns all chronic cocsTltn Honal diseases arlslnj from an Impure state of the Eloo-!. and tho onlyreliaLlo and effectual tnoxrn remedy for thi cure of Scrofula, Scald Head. Salt Thzv.zn, I'alss n t Swellings ofthe Eoaes, riccratlocs or the Throat anl Legs, Blotches, Pimples on the Face, Tetter, Erysipelas, and all scaly Eruptions of the Etta, Ax ueai:tifyt;c& thk coiiri.iixro.T. yOT A FE"W Cf the worst disorders that ctr.ict mantlnd arise from the corraptloa that acc-aruulates !n tho L'lood. Cf all the ' coverles that have 'oeen made to pnr-ge It out, none csn ec.ual In eScct Hcliojold's Cosrpotrsn Eztcact of ah eiPAEiiiA. It cTcanscs end renovates the Elood, lnstlllj the vigor cf health into the Fyf'em.cnd purges oat tho fcumors wLica mate dlrcije. It etimalutcs the health fiCi.tlonsf ILe toa.acd tipela the (llorJers that grow amT onticin U,c ttood. Each a remedy that could ho relied oa has loc? heen socfrht for, acd now, for tho f m tine the public havo one oa which they can depend. Csr epacehcre docs not cdcJtof ccrtl2catcstOhowltsellc;3. bet tho trial of a tlrg'.e bottle will show to the cick that :. has tts virtues sarpacEia; aaythln tbey have ever taVrn. Two tablespoon.-1 al of the Extract of Earrcparllla added to a pint of water la caal to the Lisbon Diet Prink:, acd oac bottle la f-i'y oij ul to a gallon ofthe Syrup of Earaa prllU, cr tho accix.il jn as neually made. HEUUBCLD'S nOSE WASH, An excellent Lctlon for diseases arising frota habits of dissipation, risod in coarcction wih tho Extracts Bochn ar.d Sar?fT)arIt;a, in sich dlceases as lecoaimended. Evi dence cf tho mojt responsible and reliable character will accoa:pfiay tho ruci'.icir.cs. Alro explicit directions for nre.reM hun'trn" c-f tlo'tvantfs living witnesses, end op waris of S0,f0 nnsohclte I certlilccies and recomznenda tory letters, raauy of wl)i,:h are from the highest sources. Itcludlu cviltirct nirsIrlar.e.tlergTmen.Etatcsraen, 4c. The rrorrlctor has never resorted to their publication la the newppspers ; t.c does not do this from the fact that hie articles rack as Fthudard Preparations, and do not need to be propped cp by certiacatcs. The Science of iicdiclnc. lite the Iorlc Column, should ttand simple, pare, majcstlo, bavins Fact for Its basla, Inductioa for its pillar, acd Truth aloue for Its Capjkal, fy Extract Sarsapnrllla Is a Elood rnrtacr ; toy Extract Enchn is a Llcrctlc. and will act as such in all cases. Eoth ere prepared on purely eclcntlSo principles ttt vectin and arc the ma t active measures of cither that can be ii:ade. A ready and conclusive test will be a com parison cf their properties with those eet forth la tie fol lowing worts: Bee Dlfpensatory of tie felted States. See Professor Dewtis valuable works oa the Practice of rhyfic See remarks made by the celebrated Er. rirrsre, Phlla. Bee remarks madefy Dr. Etebaih McDowbix, coto. brated rhysician end Member cf the P-orcl College of Enrgeons, Ireland, and published la the Traa6actlone o tho Eing and Qaecn's Journal. Bee Medleo-Chlmrgical He new, .nhMshed! t-y Etjrj1 Teavibs, Fellow of tho Eoyal CcT.osaof Burgeons. Cee moat of the late ataard works oa Medldae. SOLD BT ALL D2CG GISTS Z,VL:ty 'AHSBg. Alresa letters for information. In confidence, to H. T. HETjMBOTjD, Chemiat, rmoiPAL DEPOTS Jlelmbold'a Drug and CUemical Warebotua. . Bo. 594 EEOADWAY, NEW T0RX, and -Helmbold's Medical Depot. 20, 104 SOUTH TE5TH ST, PHILADELPHIA.' pEWAliE OF COUNTERFEITS. ARK Vfl It TT V. T. TJT H O T. T n I FOB HELUBOLD1 TAKE NO OTH?!!! SI
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