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Fishvills School.

As my father was poor man, and was the
Oldest of family Of eight children, ], Maggie
Morrow, at the age Of sixteen, deemed i advisa-
bic to find some means by which could make
my own living; and, after time; succeeded In
getting Q school In Fishville, very small town
about twenty miles from nv chidhood's home.
l arrived on Q Friday, and as my school was
not to commence until the following Monday |
was OF course very lonely.
never saw fewer intellectual people, IN any
one place, than there were in Fishvile. The in
habitants were ignorant and uncouth, and withal,
great tattlers. When came to know this, my
heart sank yet consoled myself by saying
that would train the children difierently-l
would make them shame their parents
Monday morning came Of last and with Q
throbbing heart set out for the school-house.
This, when arrived, | found filled with impu.
dent children, who set up litter when ! en-
tered. Besides these there were about . dozen
grown scholars, which, with the exception Of
one, met me with an impudent stare. That one
was handsome boy, about two years my senior;
who greeted me with polite
"GoOd morning"
"There are more scholars here than I pre-
sumed would attend school," said to him.
"And am afraid there are more than ,yol1
will want, after you got acquainted" be replied.
INV heart - - -, =
A. SV ~as .bon. % .ns.t .g,;n vh.n . co.rse
red d.baired mi nudged another1 that took 10 BE-
her lister saving
There, Suke, told you that she would be
making love to your ieller first thingl" D
"Well," said the other, deianuy, "shed bet
ter mind what she is about. She might get her
wool pulled"
inc M tnrnsJ st"rnI, ~ nv 49, and Srn1
nv belI n vas some tan minutes, however'
and M unt;I hsS oht.;ned oood Win hefore
conld nrsvs;I N nv schol.rs ~ ~ seated.
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In ,bs sGtsrroon sItsr c.iln. the toli, under.
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sWsll' viii admit that Won sre riobtr aid.
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town. WHAT 4 the pTincipal empioyment Of the
nsonl.y ~ .sksd N ~ nsrt achni.r
sgr,I. .s..s-r y. = - trc. - S,--a. 400
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Stomach, Liver, kidneys and bowels.

ThOaa Qh0 suffer from bile and liver complaints should
erI the effects NJ this Vaiuabe nedy, fcw doses Of
which Wl make the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous
removing ali impurities giving healthy action 10 the
liver ii bilious attacks he allowed IN continue, serious
casualties may ARISE and the sufferer be consigned
bed Of sickness Ia all disorders OT the Kidneys, tbs
Ointment should be veil rubbed into the small Of the
BIck oaoe or twe day; aud the Pills acting In unison
tllt cune any coui, i,lAuts arisl nun thrse organs.
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A young lady once said to friend: Your
countenance to me Is the rising sun, for il always
gladdens me with q cheerful look" A merry or
cheerful cOuntenance is one Of the things which
Jeremy Taylor said his enemies and prosecutors
could not take away from him. There are some
persons who spend their lives in this world as they
would spend their lives shut up in dungeon.
Everything Is made gloomy and iorbidding. They
60 moaning and complaining, from day to day,
that they have so little. and are constantly anxious
lest what they have should escape out Of their
hands. They always look on the dark side. and
never enjoy the g0ud. The industrious bee dos
not stop 70 complain that there are 50 many poi.
sonous flowers and IhOrny branches on is road,
but buzsEs on, alecting bis honey whefe hs can
find il, md passing quietly by the places whefe Il
l. not. There Is en0ugh In this world to complaia
about and end fault with, II men have the disPO-
sition 10 be miserable.
Economy Is wealth
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Fable for the Learned

A fhther had heard that children were someg
times sent beyond the sea to be educated, and that
he who had been beyond the sea could at once %
distinguished from him who bad not So, not ID
be behind Others, the father decided To send hi3
son across the seGs, tint he might learn something
dsefdl but The boy feturned q gtedtef Ounce thar
before. He had fallen into scholastic hands, end
had inexpIicable things explained to him, but had
learned nothing and remained q fool The dun laid
not understand bin belOFe, but however the dover
could make nothing Of him. e sd D taF
One day, seeking the beginning Of all beeihningi
he was ascending into the clouds, when, as he pro;
ceeded along the road, be stumbled and cell into
pit His fatheF, who happened 10 BE with him2
ran 10 fetch rope with which 10 rescue Wisd1ul
from the abyss, and briHg him up into ihssoIld
In lie MEANWHILE, the clever youth sat ID tbg
pit and reflected what could Be tie feasOu 81 big
stumbling and falling into Il. @1he eaise.h mid
he to himself . was probably en- earthquake and
my rapid fall into the pit may be accounted lor by
central attraction and the pressure Of the air.
The father came back with the rope. Here"
be said, Is rope for you; take hold Of Il, and
will pull you out. Hold Fast q ei1f9 l451 y
No, do not pull yet; tell me 1Fst,S Haid th6
student, "what manner OF thing i rope ,,.,o,
The father was not learned man, but be poS.
sessed common sense atid without regarding thS
scientific side o. the question, replied u Aropelg
thing for pulling out people who have fallen into
For such 4 bdrbose some othet instrt1ieanlE.
should be invented" said the learned youth, con-
tinuiog his mode Of talking . aAd g. dat - .
rOpeiF 80 g9l.1p7E 4a D gisolsig ei
= Time L pecessaFy for what .5oi hfopoee,s ~
Piled the fhthsr, aiait i lucky Ne have thsTOls
20 - And a WI what Il timer RECOMMENDED he s66srs
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Indigestion with languor and want
Of ale :gY.

When taking these Pills. rub Holloway's celebrated
Ointment over the pit Of the stomach, and over the
regions Of the liver ha rght side under the ribs,
aud you will at once experience change for the better
In your Digestion spirits, appetite strength and energy
The Improvement, though 1t may be gradual, will 6e
thorough ana Lasting.
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Complaints Incident to Children.

An complaints Of children NAV be cured IL care
be taken 70 purify their blond correct the action Of the
liver an cleanse tie stomach and bowels few doTes
6f these hmous Pills win immehItely have the desired
e4ct particularly parents he careful In not allowing
them % se q things they know would be injurious
70 themselves
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Female Complaints.

All disorders Of the Sex, and dseAsa in every crisis
perOus 70 the life and health Of woman, youthful or
aged, NAMED or SINGLE may Ne radically aud quickly
cured Withnut risk or trnule by doses Vt these
Pills taken according 10 the printed directions.
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Pafy--saorsness Of Breath with
Weakness

Very bad symptoms which. Il not Corrected may tend
10 some serious disorders Of the heart CT other vital
otSiil. Eat moderately Of solids take six PILLS nghtly
6T some little time; take plenty Of fresh air with mod
crate eTetcise and the machinery will he quickly
restored 10 health aud vigor Try this but for three days
6niy, and the result will he marvellous.
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TRAVERSE JURORS

FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1863.
BIoom-Auausins Mason, Stephen Knorr.
Beaver-Samnel Fisher, Elias Miller,
Wm Schel:.
Briarcreek-Evan D. Adams
Benlon-Peter Appleman John o. Dill
dine.
Cenire-Dauiel Bower, George Hess,
Peter Miller, Aaron Kelchner.
Catawissa-Joseph Martz, Clinton Mar
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Firhingcreek-Daniel McHenry, BENZ
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Hemlock-Amos Hartman.
Jackson-John Savage.
MadiSon-Roben Fruit, Wn. Carnahan,
Lewis Schuyler.
Maine-J0bn Nuss.
Mffiin-LawTeuce Walters, Stephen Die.
tefick.
Mt PIeasani--Wm. J. IkeIsr, William
Howell.
Moniour-~Levi Weaver
Orange-David Herring, John Pettebone,
Jesse Brumsleiler.
PIne-Francis Hunter, Valentine Win.
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Court PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Honorable William FL.
w well, President Judge OF the Court of
Over and Terminer and General Jail Deliv-
cry, Couri OF Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
aud Coun of Common Pleas and Orphans
Court, in the 26th Judicial District, comPos-
ed of the counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
WyomIog, and the Hons Stephen Baldy and
John McKeynolds, Associate Judges, OF Co.
iumbia co., have issued their )recept, bear.
ing date one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty three, and TO me directed for holding a
Couri OF Oyer and Terminer, and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions oi the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Courl, in Blooms
burg, in the county Of Columbia, on the first
Monday, being the 7ih day OF Dee'ber next
ard 10 continue one week
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Justices of the Peace and Conslabes OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
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The prisoners that are or may be in the JAN
OF said county oil Columbia, TO be then aud
there 10 prosecute then as shall be Just. Ju'
rors are requested ID be punciual IN then
attendance. agreeaby 10 their notice, dated
at Bloomsburg the Tin day Of Noy'br, in The
year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
add sixiy-three and 10 the eighty -eishih YEA
of the Independence of the United States O
America. fGod save the Commonwealth
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There are marks on the spurious that il
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On the counterfeit the final s.E1 in the
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Auditors Notice.

In the Orpkan's Court FIR the County Of Coi-
umtia, Estate Of George Hartman, late Of
Benton township deed.
Z Ill persons interested will take notice,
II that the undersigned, appointed Auditor
by the Orphans Court OF Columbia county,
10 seltle and adjust the rates and proper
lions of the balance or assets in the hands
OF George NJ Hartman, Executor OF George
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all parties interesed are requested to pre-
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coming in tor share of such assets.
ROBERT F. CLARK, Auditor.
Bloomsburg, Oct. %, lS63--4tS2.
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Court Honse, where he can al all times tie
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the army, he knows 10 some extent how
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auditors Notice.

In The Orphans Court for The County Of Col
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Uer township, dec d.
ell persons interested will take notice,
cAhai the undersigned appointed Auditor
By ire Orphans Court OF he county OF Col
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of TiImon Riuenhouse, and Reuben Swank
administrator of Solomon Swank, decd,
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tend il they think proper.
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT Trunk line from the North and
u Northwest for Philadelphia, New
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IS 90, 10 Philadelphia So, rs and 2,70.-
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We are pleased to learn OF the honorable
promotion of our young friend Thomas S.
DoEnIKs,lo a First Lieuielahcy in the regu-
lar United States Army. Lieut. D., is the
youngest sos of our former townsman
Charles II Doebler, Esq of Williamsport,
Pa. This merit OF honor 10 a brave and
gallant soldier, will be received with satis-
faction by Lieut.. Doebler's numerous friends
in Columbia county - Democrat
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GRAND JURORS
FOR DECEMBER TERN, 1856;

FOR DECEMBER TERN, 1863.
BenIon-Thomas Seisiried.
Observation-Disclosures Davis, John II. Smith
Fishingcreek-James Edgar, Geo. Me-
Bride.
Hemlock-Mathias Applemau.
Jackson-John McHenry, Thomas w.
Young.
Locnsi-Henrv Fisher, William Miller,
Abraham Yeaeer
Mif1in-John Snyder, Samuel Snyder.
Mount PleasaDt-Aaron Kester, Jr., John
Wannick.
Maine-SoIomOn Shuman, John Har-
mony.
Madison-Perry Christian, Phineas Wei
liveg.
Orange-Asrou R. Patterson, Cornelius
Bellas
Suearoaf-Joseph o. Hess, Andrew Hess
Scott-John Shuman.
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Allentown Democrat, Carlisle Volunteer,
Clarion Democrat, Northumberland County
Democrat, Fort Wayne Qnd) Times, Col
umbia Democrat, Star of the North, besides
a host of others. "Wnh Mcclellan as our
leader,n we are sure to be victorious. He
is all that is required--a statesman, scholar,
soldier and christian. A man he people
love, because they know him to be pure
patriot, and an honest man.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-18

The "Unio, Leaguers," OF this place,
we're addressed BY Rev. David C. John, on
Friday evening last. in the Court House. -
We learn tha; the audience was small, and
not one of them volunteered under The late
call of .he Governor.