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TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH,
BY HENRY WILLIAM HERBER'

TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH,
BY HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT
This romance is, without question, d
most ceepIy and really interesting Of
other Of Sues works. The massacre
Jl. Bartholomew by Louis TX, stand d
as one of the most terrible events of viii
history speaks; yet that massacre Of sev|
days is as nothing compared 10 the war
determination waged by Lonis XlV,aJ
inst the Protpstan,s OF The Ceveanes 4
eight wears! Speaking ofteis unequ|
contest, the Foreign Quarterly Revld
for July, 1915, says:
Never die the honest will and natur
dignity Of man, fortified by stern SEN
of religious, duty, uphold so humble
antagonist against SO terrible foe, al
neyels s- he whole artil!ety Of despori1
10, sk llysssnp overwhelmingly sorcsneira|
lesslg 1ieldsit !, Pf@e s,nlHs, bysrss addfIE|
into exile by idpd5ed,ss, Of .ha ,,'G II
ies,s1ts bYliiiodfyaGds i@ @ere kihsdih' bat}l|
IL lGa,shsfeig slaaaet4a aSsts s4deRs|
we're broken on the whee( were hur|
alive; but Professionalism remained unhu1
aud survived no, only the persecution, b
the prosecuting government itself
Protestant children we're taken fro|
their mothers to be converled-thousan|
of the people Of all dIasses were throw
into Ioa'hsome dungeons, and subject
to daily torture. During the emlgratl
which ensued, it is supposed that 300, OF
or 400 600 Professionals quilted France
An equal number is supposed to nave pei
ished in civil war, IN the prisons, in t !,
galIeys, aud on the scahold!
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AUTHORS PREFACE.

In the midst of civil was which shoe
his throne, having to defend his Gro,
against formiahable and threatening pa
ty, Charles the lX;h, weak, superslitio
and cruel, gave orders for the massac
of ST. Bartholomew.
The memory of Charles IXlh is devc
ed to the execraiion of all ages.
In the tranquility Of the deepest pead
firmly seated on his throne, merely
quiet The base terrors of his ironblcd co
science, Lons XIVth offered 10 God Il
sacriegIous holocaust Of an entire race,
submissive and inolfensive people,
The ,ocsin Of the ST. Bartholomew
Charles lX'h lolIed during seven days
massacre.
'The tocsin Of the 81. Bartholomew
Louis the Great toled during cights yea
Of massacre.'
Among the prophets who presided
the assemblies, preached, baptized, ma
ried, etc. 'The Fair Isabel was long RI
membered for her eIoquence and devo
spirit.
1t is impossible 10 over-esIimate Il
exciting, the deeply.lhrIIling interest Of
romance like this, in which Sue has p
forth all his powers; and we predict I
this work popularity equal to that OF Il
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DOMESTIC AND SCRlPTURAL
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OR, THE
FANATICS OF THE C EV f nm 81
TALE OF THE HUGuNoT WAR.
BY EUGENE SUE.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS

RtEAhED PROPOSALS will be received al
- the hou of Jacob Dyer, in thd town of Cat
tawissa, by the President and Managers ofthe Cat
tawiSsa Bridge Company, until
Saturday, The 18Th inst. at 4 O'Clock, p, NJ
for Rebuilding the Bridge over the Susquehanns
River at that place.
Plans and Specifications to be seen at the house
of said Jacob Dyer.
By order o. the Board of Directors.
DAVID CLARK, Treasurer
April |, 1916.
UJ Editors in Susquehanna Vally and at Potts
vile, will confer favor Oh Col J. Pastor by Liv-
ing the above or two insertions in their papers
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
LIEF FRET! FIRE!l!

'All that man hath will he give for his life,' so
we find recorded in the most ancient ard best Of
books, but as we see thousands dying around u
with Consumption, Group, Asthma, Bronchitis
Splitting Blood and other Pulmonary affections
we are led to doubt the correctness of the above
assertions, especially stree ii is SO well known
that certain remedy may be obtained, which al.
ways arrests those diseases.
Dr. JAVNE'S EXPECTORANT never fails
to give relief snd cures after every other means
have failed. This can be srdhss proved in tAous.
ands oiins'aHcss where it has effected radical
cures after The patient had been given up by all
his friends and physicians.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
THE WARM WEATHER.

The sudden changes Of the weathar, during this
season OF the year, exhibit most baneiul effect Oh
the human system. debtdtng and prostraiing it,
The stomach and bowels become defanged, giving
timely notice to all, wko inclined to give atten-
ton 10 the warning voice Of nature At such times
Jayne's 'Carminative never fails to afiotd imnedl
ate relief, checking the disease and restoring tht
patient TO vigorous health, Mothers cannot he tou
cautious with their children during this month.
and the months following and in the earliest stages
OF this summer disease, whether from eethlng, op-
resslve heat, or other causes, they should at once
resort to this never 'ailing remedy. Hundreds Of
certificates from respectable persons in this city;
arc IN possession of the proprietor, ready to cx-
hlbit to all who may desire too thcm.al his OF
hce, No South Third street PhiIadeIphia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
DRY GOODS LINE,

A splendid assortment Of new and fashinnable
Prints Of new figures Ginghams; new style OF
cross Owen Bcrage aud other Bcrages; fancy and
black and white Lawns, Ginghum Lawns Delaucs
Of all colors and quality, black aud blue black dress
Silks black silk Serge AlIopacca, damask summer
81 iris, damosk book Muslin, purse twist and steel
beads and rings Of assorted colors, ladies' aud gem
llemens kid gloves, mohair Gloves aud mits, white
cambric Hanukerchlels; ladies silk points, black,
bandanna and 1ag silk handkerchief, cotton
HandEerchicIs ofevery description, white and fan
cy silk Handkerchieis, Shaws Of all kinds, in shor,
Cotton and Linen Goods of every description for
Ladies' wear, silk, Cotton and Worstcd Hose for
men and women Ladies' shell combs.
Broadcl0ths of all coors and quality, Sattinetts,
Cassimees, fancy summer Cassimeres, quarter
coat Tweed Nankns, Checks, black Satin and
other summer Festings Of every description; fancy
Scaris al Cravats of all qualities bcached and
unbleached Muslns, Umbrellas and ParasoIs Leg
horn and palm leaf Hats. A quantity of carpet
ing.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
YET ANOTER.
From the Susquehauna Regist

From the Sosquehanna Register
Although the public have been often i'm
posed upon by patent medicines yet occa.
sIonally really useful and beneficial medI-
cine is desplsed, neglected merely becaus,
found in bad company am led to these
remarks by conversation with friend .
few DAYS since. She had been afflicted for
several years with disease of The heart
which had apparently brought her near the
grave one OF our most skilful physicians
vas called who pronounced her disease in
cursble. An advertisement Of DR.. Jayne's
Expeclnran, in The Register caught the eye
Df her friends and bottle Of it was immedi
ately procured al Bently q MtcheIrs in
Monuose. Before she had taken il two
days, there was an appaTen, improvement
She hes moi taken two bottles ss yet, but
Ier health has been nearly restored.
have no personal motive for recommen
ding this medicine, bat merely state ,Sis
fact hoping ,hsl It may meet the eye OF
some who are laborng under similar dis
esses that they may likewise paIlake OF its
benefits.
A FRIEND TO HUMANIKY,
7th mo, 5lh 1910.
The above Medicine are for sale a
the store Of
JOHN r. MOYER,
RloOnnshuro
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

The FEELING IN ENGLAND. The
tone OF England press upon the Oregon
question, as shown in the papers receiv-
ed by the Romer, has not improved, nor
sbaled any Of its arroglnce or vllupera-
ton. Rlbbers. thieves and highwaymen
ere The mild aud elegant terms which
tre daily applied TO The american peo'
pe aid their government. In Tact, the
journals Of that county are endeavoring,
by every species Of unfairnesS and abuse
10 render the name and example OF the
". S. odious TO The people of England; /;
ind to excite in them feelings of enmliy
|agolns, us, so tina, the English Govern
men, will find itself sustained by the
|English people ia a war with the U. )
if il is found polite or necessary upon
|he question now contested 10 proceed 10
|such extreme measures. The active
|nrepartons still continue in the Brit.
/ ,sh dock yards, and every means are Ia
|Een by The Government TO increase he
and efficiency Of It's army and.
svy. The duty Of our own country,
Annder % Cie Circumstance, is 10 prepare
4 Aor q conleS,-lo show its tue spirit
lat i, is as well prepared 10 defend ss
a assert irs rights, and that what i, does
hot consider itself justified 10 concede ~
'wjIl mainran by force, if driven 10 thar
.xrIemily by the prelensions and pre-.
,umpion Of the British Government.
Nye believe that tie sooner out Congress
bass the necessary measures for prop
In defence Of the country, and the soon.
, we shall arrive at settlement Of This
! Ilicul, question of title, in any event,
I've shall al least be prepared to meet
syhalever issue finally flows from it,
livery dictate Of safety, prudence and
hound policy urges upon our National
lpgslature the necessity Of pu ung the
eounlry Immediately in proper state
ol defence - Ledger.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
THE PERFECTION OF THIEvING

they have some expert thieves in Mis-
souri, if we ate 10 believe the 81. Louis
American, which states thaia man lately
carried saw.log 10 mill, that il might be
cut into boards. The mill was engaged
for tha, day, and the owner would not en-
sure the safety Of the log until the next
morning, unless the customer would sit a
stride of it 10 watch il all night. The man
agreed TO do SO, but fell into slight dose
sometime in the night which the thieves
took advantage Of, and stole away the wood
of The log without suspicion, and left the
man aStride of the bark!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

NeW Hampshire. The New llamp~
i re Patriot give table Of the members e.
/ to the House by which II appears that
! wings have crowed a little TOO soon
! y are not out of the woods yet and are
i likely TO be. The House stands, Dem
rats 1876 Feds lO7, independents lG, ABB
ion II, Doubtful /: leaving but major
Of for the combined allies, which
4 just as likely to agree as SO Tany cats
3 B'Oag Thus. notwithstanding the Fed.
ee % against them in the House md
be 10 600 in the state, they nevertheless
i,udenuy claim N Hampshire as Wing
aLe!'
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Sale.
ADJOURNED SALE.

EBH virtue of a fer flcias to me directed will
MB be exposed 10 public,sale at the Court House
in Danville on Monday the goth day of April inst
at 2 o'clock NJ the following property, TO wit
ii certain lol Of ground situate in Miners
vile, Valley township, Columbia county, fronting
on the road leading to Washington, containing in
front on said road seventy six feet and in length
one bundled and fourteen feet, marked and mum.
-A-xA bercd lot No. l9 whereon is erected a
Ex@ Tia Story and "a half House
EsIla / sWy and Blacksmith shop, ad-
"a joining SAID public road, Maus' tay-
srn lot and an alley with the appprtenance.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of David II. Rank.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff
SERIFF's OFFICE, Danvile
Apri 4lh 1916
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

The bill from the Senate OF Massachu-
sets 10 reduce the punishment. for setting
Ere to a dwelling house in The night time,
to State prison for life, was rejected by
the Assembly by vote of about two 10
one.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
LIST OLE LETTERS

Remaining in the Posl-Ofice, at Blooms
burg; March 81; lS46.
Jacob Boder GfTin McCully
Fsn,aE Bars John Morris
g. o. Bachnen Robert Oleman
Richard COrtney William Rees
Thomas Dadford John KeIIe
Lewis Folk George Scott
Green & Kunkle Henry Schssser
Peter HeinbOch John Snyder
Miss Julia A. Kline A. J. Stone
John s Little John Waneh
James Mclaughlin Mr.. Rees
JOHN II. MOYER, p. NJ.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

Rhode Island Election, The complete
pms from every town in the State, give
rom Diman, 7 400 votes for Governor
arles Jackson, 7469, and all others 100
e total vote against Nr. Dnan, j67i
consequently he is in a minority Of 0s
rs. while his plurality is 62 votes Owe
". Jackson. The new Legislature will
b or Wednesday the 9Th OF May
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NOTICE,

s hereby given to all persons not 10 purchase a
q. certain note of hand given by the subscriber to
George Kelchner Esq. for the sum of seventy dol
lars, dated on or about the 9Th of August. s45.
Having received no consideration for it | shall re-
fuse To pay the same.
JOHN STINER.
Will ensluig March 81, 1916.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

Very Pa'riotic!-A bill having passed
E New York Legislature for giving ou'
{ public printing and advertising of that
ate TO the lowest bidder, Mr.. CrosswelI
tor of the Albany Argus, has taken the
lblic advertising without pay This job
IS heretofore cost theS.aIe from 8 TO $40,
70 per annum.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

Sick Pin Here. The London Chton
al Of the 7lh ult. contains an article npon
e conquest of England in India, in which
.curslhe following remarkable passage
te can never gOUern India so weH as
q ought, uutii ne posses Me ,cholc Of III
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
NOTICE

e s hereby given to the Stockholders OF the Com
81 panY for erecting Bridge over the Northeast
Branch Of the river susquehanna between the
town of Cattawissa and tho mouth Of Fishugc,e eel
that an Election will be held ol toe house OF Ja
cob Dyer. in Caltawissa, on
M0nday lie 4th dayof Noy neat,
for the Election Of President; six Managers,
Secretary and Treasurer for the year ensuing.
DAVID CLARK, Treasurer.
April H. la46.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

Estate IF WjNiam Mensch, late Of
Bl0On t0WnShjp, deceased
NOTICE ishereby given, that Letters of Ad.
~ minstratlou Oh the above mentioned estate
have been granted to the subscriber, living IN Cat
tawissa township All persons indebted to tht
est,te are hereby notified to make immediate payr
ment, and all those having claims are requested to
present them properly authenticated to
JOSEPH BROBST, Admir-.
March Ia, ls46-ew47
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a. VALLERCHAMP.
J, II VANDERSLICE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov 9Th. Is45-3m.
NOTICE TO TAXABLES.

The county Commissioners hereby give
notice that ia accordance with the provis.
,oos of an act of the General Assembly Of
the Commonwealth Of Pennnsylvsnia, pass.
ad the 18Th day of April A. n. 1884 10
appeal will be held at their Office in Dam
vile on Wednesday the 20,h day Of April
inst. when and where you may attend ii
yon think proper.
By Order of the Commissioners.
f. MENDENHALL, Cle,k.
Commissioners office,
DanvilIe April ID 1916.
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NOTICE..

FESHE several Collectors of State Tax in Colum-
81 bia County foI the year 1916. are hei eby no
tilted that they are required to change interest o.
all State Tax lem aiming unpaid since the second
Tuesday Of January, 1916, in accordance with the
following direction OF an Act of Assembly passed
April %. 1874, viz - Any State Tax remaining
unpaid by any individual or corporation after said
Tax is Que and payable by said county to the Com
monwealth, shall bear an interest Of sir per cent
and be lien the estate which il is charged
till it il fully paid and satisfied
And the said Collectors are requested to keep t
separate Nccount Of all interest received by them or
all Stale Taxes paid since the time above stated
and TO render account therefor upon the settle.
ment of their duplicates.
SAMUEL MEARS.
FREDERICK MCBRIDE,
PETER ENT,
Commissioners.
CoMMIsToNEN's OFrcR;2
Danylle, Feb. &, ls45.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

Vie PledSdnts DUeI'-The trial Of
hos, Richie Jr. terminated. on Saturday
'sning in his acquitIa. When all the ev-
enre was exhausted The counsel for Mr..
ithie proposed to waive all argument and
nt>.h case at once TO The jury but :he
eeculng attorney conceived it to be his
AZ 20 argue the case. After Mr. Flour
,sy had opened in behalf Of the prosecution
Iessrs, Oyerton Andrew Stevenson and
AZ lor proceeded in the defence and Mr. J.
7. Jones concluded Letters to the Wash.
n on Union say:-'The argument closed
n o'clock, and the jury, without retiring
y rned verdict Of NOT guilty Il was
'gived with loud applause. Soon afler-
'ads The indictment agaIns. Messrs.
'R Rsnhow, Scott, and archer (as aiders aud
be eutrs) was dismissed by the Court. The
al / was hailed with plaudls by large &
azlous crowd Of spectators