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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-22

THE GsAss CRoP is the most promising Of
all in this section. Hay has become con-
Sidsrably cheaper in co1sequehce.
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An ExcHaxek says. ''oeeasioha!ly we en-.
counter a fi1au 10 our business felalions,
who grumbfes 1T the prices Of adveflsing
and Job work. He rays the price has ad-
ssncsd, and it ought no, to be 20; YET if We
propose to boy any kind Of goods or gro
eeriss of him-a calico dress lor our wife,
bieaeheS domestic for a shirt, or coffee, and
sugar 10 swee,en it-or . pair of boots, a
barrel OF -four, load Of bay or wood, a
pound Of beef or pork, he does not scruple
10 charge us Al leas, from 25 10 100 per
cent. advances On old prices, iorsst ing the
homeIy maxim that "whai 10 sance for the
sooss ouehi to be sauce for the gandsr."
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THE Rtpa5tieon is shade bIacker than
hersiofore, since lis editor attended the
nigger Convention al Bal ffndfe. We al
ways ccnIeuded that the Republican party
was . negro party, and the Ballm6fs Con-
vsniion pro. es it, for there was black Dele
of its membersi
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Hon. JoHk C. ELrs has our thanks for
public documeuts.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-22

MfsoRs.-It will save some people a
great aIof iroabie to know shat altho' il is
unlawful on the part OF officers to enlist
minors ye. when they have once been
sworn into service they will not BE given
up. Any touih under eighteen who oil his
nwn free will, enlirts in the army, will be
held TO service regardless of ireguarily on
the par, of lh 1se enIisting him.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-06-22

LiEcoLs was afflicted, soihe time since
with The Small-po in mild iGru, hu; the
people have been afflicted with lhousafd
foid worse visitation in the person Of Abra-
ham Lincoln, and tha vsB. majority have
hov taken strong ground against that which
has proved worse than plague. pes,ence
and famine. The country wil rejoice, and
%s doubt not the day on which he is shofn
of power will be celebrated Tor years 10
bone as day of Jubilee.
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MOVING souTH
Freight &
Passenger. Passenger.
Leave Scranton, 4,20P M
st Kingston, 3 SIS
g BIoomsbnrg S,25
's Rupert, S35
Danville, PslS
Arrive a, North'd S55
MOVING NORTH.
Leave North'd 8 90 A
g Danville, 40
Rupert. 92S
Bloomsbure, g 35 T.
Kingston, IL l2 P NJ
Arrive at Scranton. 80 -..s
Freight & Passenger leaves Bioomsburs,
10 Is A NJ ;
Passer gers taking the Mail Traiu South
connect with The Express train from Nor
tbum berland, arriving at Harrisburg, at
$50 A M Baltimore, 700 A. NJ. and al
PhH'a. al 90 a. NJ, The Mail Train from
Nonh'd, leaves Immediately after the Ex-
press tram from Harrisburg at and Bati-
more, allowing Passengers leaving Phila-
| celphia, al 10. 40 P. Nj. 10 reach points
| on this road during the next forenoon.
J New and elegant Sleeping cars accom-
pany The night trains each way between
| NorihGm berland and Baltimore, and Nor.
cumberland and Philadelphia.
II. A FUNDA, Supt.
J. c. Wells, Gen 7ieket agent
| Kingston, Feb 3, 1854.
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Administrators Notice.

Estafe Of Samuel .4ddnis, deceased.
\ ETTERS Of Administration on The as
~ tate of Samuel Adams, laIe OF Locust
township, Colu IN bia county, deceased,
have been granted by The Register OF sad
county; 10 Leonard Adams and Mayberry
Hughes; both residing in the township
and county Aforesaid. All persons having
claims against the estate of The decedent
are requested to presani them |or>sette
meni TO the administrators, and those in
debted 10 the estate will make payment 10
them without delay.
LEONARD ADAMS, } 49,,
MABERRY HUGHES, nun" 10
Locust twp, April 20, l86i.-6w. 50.
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FIi,l Class Farmers Aasazine foT Pa
1854, Tie Pennsylvania 1864
FARMER g. GARDENER,
DEVOTED To
AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE
AND RURAL AFFAIRS,
EDITED AND PUBLisHED BY
Will LIAM s. YOUNG & CO
So North Sixth Stree. Philadelphia.
Terms One DpllGr d year.
The Sixth Volume commsncess with JAM
uary uumber.
HAVING obtained the services of emi.
aAneni and PraciicaI Agricul:urists, Horli-
,ulIuIisis. Stock Breedeis and Bee keepers.
we confidently offer ihe current Volume at
one of The best ever iseued for originality
practlcal thought and reliable information,
Feb "a, 1854
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National Banks
which are depostaries of pubic money,
and all
RESPECTA BE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the counirv, (acting as agents
of the National Deposilary Banks,) vii
furnish further Information ON application
and ..~ss
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUB
SCRlBERS.
subscriptions will be Re-
ceived by the First National
Bank OF DanvilIe, Pa.
May 4, Is64.-2m.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE a2, 1864
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May 2, 1864
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15
Con Ransom.

Tho cb.rsgo L,prg,J ,.l,.os ! sla,ol.
r,
- ~ ''''s o''''' ~ '''N = .'
field HANSON z tbe following words +;
LYING tbs moment under cur eye
is lhe Generals military history, trac-
ed BY bi- own hand, b obedience to
an order from ihe War Department.
So mod 81, So laiei. so ike ia order
in the field q record dense VIII mar.
ches and battles, ailh wounds and
dangers and iamous victories, all told
IN the col shortest woris IN the
language, because j, wa- us history
they wanted and nol,aa9taers. Ala.
had it hen ibe tors q hs comrades
they iad asked tors hom bis words
would have g.oeed aud multiplied,
and ih bgei report would have e&.
panied q "a volume aud become a la
Dor u lose ID DIS generous hand r.
For Us, We e8no. tau 4ul ,ae fields
Of bis fame to-day, hu, he country
and ,he world wli o. betting honor
70 Iii, memory.
The field aud lortresses 81 eight
States Lave witnessed bis patience,
hi, generosity, ST. yalor, his eudur-
ance, BIS devotion and max grateful
and lamgDiiu2 nation leploro BIS ear
y deaths much tead 81 the dell.
A. il q rebel bullet bad struck him 10
the heart. he bas added another SPLEEN
did name to the mighty maHyr4om
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

4 few days since, while the Union
and rebel flag Of truce boats were
holding conference at the entrance
Of Charleston harbor, a most beautiful
phenomenon appeared to spectators
standing upon the bluffs Of Morris Is
land. 4 rainbow frightened INTO
lorln % an oyerhangug cloud, It's ends
resting On the water on rilber.side Of
the communing lips. 1t was sub
lime picture, and the spectators we're
pleased 10 regard il as a significant
omen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

VI. BAsKs.-The State banks Of
Vermont present the following aggre-
gate: Capital s3S3l600, decrease
irom last year S8l,0l0; circulation
s6,0l6'593, increase SG30,50j loans
$4,000 593. increase S2,S830l6;
dividends sl03,321, increase Sl2j,-
Zl9,--mostly made out OF rise IN gov
ernment securities aud the interest
thereon; taxes 10 the L, 5. govern
menr $3.50! surplus on hand bali
a million. Three banks, Asoulney,
Franklin Comfy aud Rutland Cou6-
~, have 90 specie the Vermont has
the largest amount o. specie sl2,05l
and tie bank Of Montpelier next ltrg-
a., ST $3.50 tie bank Il MiId.ebary
has Sl0S30 ana tic bank Of Brattle-
bogO Si0,3jE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

When you find man doing more
doing more business than you are,
hook at the advertisements he has in
tae newspapers, The business man
who puts bis sign 10 the newspapers
does q much wiser thing than when
be fasten, i over his store, ard who
would tiihk Of negIecting lhatf The
man who adYeuises informs the pub
lie thai he wants trade, and his card
Is 10 the ueg papers. No maitey how
well a business man is known. he can
aieays pick up customers il he viii
take HE pains to advertise; for by
n electins Tie means o. securing trade
it loses lhe best Of bis profits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

a writer Of modcra book Of iray-
cls relating The particulars Of las be
isg easl away, thus concludes: Al
ter having salked eleven hours with.
aRi having tracked lhe pFint u a hu-
man laol; lo nag great comfort and de-
light ! saa mao hanging on glib
has iny pleasure AZ The cheering sight
we iusNpre,ible, Ter il eom WINGED me
That ! was il 3 civilized country"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

ONE WAY TO CIR A HAT.-Nhe
tile cars ou tie Masiern railroad were
passing through Rowley one day lasf
week, passenger lost bis bar, and
was taking on badly because tie cor
lpeior would not stop 10 pick il up
Aaolhar passenger told him to keep
still and be would give him better
hat than that When the train reacl,-
I'd Nevburyport, the last man opened
q window and calling up a stranger
entered into earnes: conversation on
politic. till the car had started, when
he reached ont his hand grabbed the
outsiders kossalh and throwing 1t TO
tbe hatiess passenger tod him 70 put
il on and hold his tongue One man
went hoae bare headed, but If be
don't. Jose more Than dat by political
dspqre- he may rhink himself lucky.
-AeubpypoH Herald.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

III The great Union procession At
Springfield, Illinois, last week, were
Aiastg three tuo-l0rse wagons ioadea
with wood. fl vas dumped il 4 pile
fur distribution 10 soldiers families.
General Ja Hooker while riding ~
from yhe depot me, Use procession.
and was Father stunned BIZ tae ninety.
three wood wagons Why, where
can lhe farmers aal 4 markei Coz this
immense quantity 81 iaei; a,kea
the lerp. Oh. General, & l.a port
If our pre- a kseY sick q
lhai il eoios q ihe iamiIIe, % soldiers
ahscti ID leafmy Ibele. gath
cred II lleakefs eycs--tr mbied !
moment, then RAD d0an us cheeks
brauzcl Il ! huaare battles aaiie ia
said, Ny Gea whs people sou
llluossas re Ao nui cas- Furnish
men s.ilso .sni i SGD. 49, b'tle 81
The asiiou tsse ease q ID n
piye- aa1 a e nhtl iaes arc a5.
sent
4 war carried ca By soch a people
"a isilnrs Ggafheais,d you sllt
stick 10 ihl le ad tbb tlaairs
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Ard, sam, 20 you've been in troa-
lie, haze YOU Eyes. jim, yess. I"
. Wei. we.i. cheer up man adrorsi-
g irts a@ AMI sls3As s. our better
q aliie. AA hataltcrsjy li3n I
ify tne IL aas 10 90 wag 4bou3 d a
lsd, and Ae shosel ap my wossi
Qaalsies.
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READ WHO SAYS SO;

uIAn WHO GAys So.
FROM tne HeF' lew y, beee fastoi o. me
BAPTIST Church, lembeiton, N j., formerly II
she NORM baP,.s' SAutea, ! iti'aaetilia
nave known iiooiand's defman hittcf. la-
yolaoiy Tor nalnbtr o. years. ! nave used
mem N my own iaihliF. ana nave been 80
pleased wan thels ehects lAat ! was induced
" recommend mem q ilalit o'Netsi and know
tAal they nave operated I'd s'fhhg.Y beheh-
clal manner ! tAke great pleasure "a ihus
pubhciy pros'amihg 'tns iagi, and calling Tie
'ttei'iJh "' muse "ll's'eu WIN me ai'eases iaf
winch they are reconmen4ed TO these Differs
I moving i,9m g petehee ihh lay fecomiaet-
oauoh WI be sb,iainea' 40 iliis more oHeer-
lully rs ilo9halia bitlefs - Intended g bone
~ tle ahncle'' al4 i 'nol 2 fanl dlnl.3
i, loHrs lfuEi LEY o. nECh.
FROM hrY. j. newton Brown, ~ D., Idltor q
me hncyciopeaa q heHgious knowledge, aud
Chrislla9 Chronicle Philadelphia
Altlough nor disposed 70 favor or recon.
mend Patent Medicines in6eueraL through DID,
trust o. their ingredients and ELECTS, vet
Know OF no suiicieht reasons why man may
NOT TESTIFY 70 We benell'she believes hlmsel.o
nave received from any simple preparation, n
me nope that he may thus cont iDUtt 70 Tie
pehSht q DINERS
90 tils NE more readily R regard % lloat
iahq 5 herman bitters prepared by DE. z: ~
Jackson, OF tiis CITY, ueeausel was preludiced
"S"ihsI tHch iof many }eafs, uhGcr .ie lm.
preston thai iheF were CHIEFLY an alcoholic
mixture am iidebied u my friend, Robert
SSh"ehlHker' E'q., Tor the removal oitiis prGiu.
ulee oy proper tests aud for eueoHagementto
Try them When suffering from great and long
continued debihty The use Of three bottles
81 these blitefs 81 the beginning of The present
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surposfp CuAsoG Of LEYEL III
raa GAEES M0gSrAINs DR. w
IL Seatot B4hslo, has written 70 .S,i
bmafs l2arsai ,h4l Oh 4 receut isit
% the home 81 As youth. ~ lloosick,
~ L., near Bennington, W., be was
surprised 10 dnd that Mount Anthony,
which, in bis boy hood, was a conspie-
uoOs object from his fathers house.
was no longer visible II all, the View
being intercepted by h.ll, which, he
thinks musl have risen in altitude in
the course Of nifty years since he LETT
tie place. lie mentions some other
elangc' and adlaees the teslim nv Of
some persons who remember the for
myr appearance Of lie locality, which
is now quite different. Perhaps in
stead Of he Green Mountains making
a chasge Of level the Doctor made
"change Of base. Troy Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

IFasitagtoa y. e 4prifls 1854.
We take pleasure iasasins that q. q. Bruce.
Esg.. has compiled With t. 81 81 0nfress
oa7tori .s7g feffats psFHaas 5aet r. 8rmv aAd
Navy Agents im tae c9iect4s 0t yer claims
against i3e 6oFenmeut and tgfeoamneud haa
90 aiA efsel's that have claim. ihe5 ' 49, cei
ieetta promptly.
ta.ha sfats Saqtrs- hsiam'u I Naee.
JeiH sherman.
Hea ~ tas r9a-E. Il. Eekley. Wm.
jEa-lsaa Z iQ. e Afis1u.--l9Z
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

s ScnxF82 CHIEAea --f.et ai-lf
/ s slae aee 81 fae fmma
i8ae aae ~ large. nrli a. -
u. a9 g US t5r hIe
a& - raeei ty a
so Tsti ee sas.
wa f#r
xfe uo tse eg.hr3 le ef-
nd q urdr3 tis iaaaei r
rnder as prsHef of war Iarfe
was laa a a mab go aa.uute5 4i
wfa lHes Hary eAeee lAe
@ dn aHl.Hr revolver a1
aeis ie a.ea i5m mey 81, taf,
k4E maf ~ lb hrsi
te ae Fr f head y 81
sen, 81 H aa,houiy doyoa
m dsr s5kpi b
u s l.stg sa f}e frre g TIE
~ s. Recently Hom Colum.
Oslo. aHfe taf sou q
t.uatl tnc gris9ao u rlrt ani
{ demand y0ar slrr H4er - ny oHn
- poaaaify. backed NJ ~ aes re-
sa.t,u C along q mnna d
~ rahtng t8gn, auI BE c9u-
iel.tae III gele8 fr p 2oa4e.
G -auaar3 gsfats 3ih viii n-
aam5 lhe p.ac Be he demo
cratic orator aad 4uaa b.3es he
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

MfiiS yogr name with Kindness.
love and mercy Ga ine heart If the
hearts y be people you come iu tou.
iaet w''A yeaf ~ year, ani lga will
never he forgotten.
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CRUSADER.

This Stove also is made with or without
Reservoir and Hot Closet. Oven doors ,ined
with tin reaectOrs and we'll ventilated. A
stove which we warrant in every particular
We sell also the Monarch, Comfort
er, House Keeper, Henry Clay,
the elevated oven CnItivator, and sever
al other kinds Of Cook Stoves, besides alarge
assorinen, Of Parlor and Parlor Cock and
Box Stoves, Of al sizes and prices. which
viii be sold for smaller profits than stoves
usually are.
AZ kinds Of House Furnishing
Goods constantly On hand.
Also, several kinds q Pumps Of the
best aaake, add Lead Pipe.
The Highest Market Price, Cash, paid for
CaIf skins and Sleeps Pelts
aKsehysssr Nag a. o.
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HOME COMFORT,

I8IH R||
F.....5s57-,z II
{
.:s.s. =,
-
Patented in 1860,
Every facility that art could supply
or money procure has been called in
torequisition to make the HOME Con-
FORT the best Stove in the country.
II EXCELLs
In substantial durability in every part,
in the nicely with which its joints are
fitted, and in its beauty and finish.
It performs all Cooking and Bak-
ing quickly and perfectly, with but
little fuel, great economy being its
CHEF merit.
These Stoves are made of two sizes,
No. 8, Plain and Extension top, has
three 0 inch holes and one 10 inch.
No. has three . inch and one l0i
hole, and a large fire box.
Where a family exceeds 10 persons
the No. 6 will be found the most econ
omical size.
Those with Extention top are pro-
vided with heavy Copper Reservoirs
covered with tin, which arc filed with
water kept hot by the waste heat, also
back Closet made of tin.
These Stoves are lined on the in
side with Tin ReAectors, with back
and bottom covers. The oven is ven
tilaied, in fact every thing is as near
perfect as man can make it.
For another First Glass Stove we are sell
ing new one which is becoming great IA
yorite, called the
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NelOdcOns llelcdeons +! J!
j.. E S T E Y
Successor to Messrs. Estey & Greerl
Only Manufacturers in this country ofthe
PERFECT w EEODEON,
Nth Patent Harmonic .qfiacbmeat, Baa
Damper and Manual Sub Bass.

The world wide rouown these Melodeons
have obtained within the last few years Is a
sure evidence Of their superiority over all 9th
ers. We are now manufacturing some thirty
different kinds 81 these Instruments. and have
recently added 70 our former large variety, the
SCHOOL HARMONICM,
with b wiihou, ne Harmonic Attachment and
Manual sub Bass. This Instrument has 80
equal q its size for power aud efficiency and
+ really tie most desirable FOR Sabbath Schools,
Ghurchcs, Lecture Rooms, Vesiries, Public
Halls, SIS. that can &c obtained, as the low
price AZ which Hi. soll hriucs !. within tie
means OF che most limited. and supplies a place
which it hs long hCea ielf % instrument was
peculiarly adapted. rs s'ze, comaactness,
power asa beauty 0f tone, ueafuess ara sim
pIe.fT 8fcoastruciiou and ease of management
wiH IS oucr recommend e - every one Is be-
big 8'i hal e claHed n
By Every Instrument warranted
r n 4 N q S
From the bes, Manufacturers, new and second
hand ioy sale, rud % reut on tbs Nest reasons
Tie terms,
C. Address,
BIS EsTEY. Bmiiieboro, VI
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A TIwELY lIiNr-A hat a.o8 e
yoahg laGY q asked Il she ever
gave : Alss, s.isa, 80 L4s J ire
qesnily have oae ssoiea.'
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Dr. I. Dc
no TuF IADyEs.

no THE LADIES. The celebrated
DIX /. DIX particularly iuYltes All ladies'
Who need q Bsaffai ~ S1fgilaf adfisef, 10 cali
~ biz Rooms, No ~ fndicolt street, hostsn,
hast wsicb fhey vii arranged for their spec
ial accommodation
DIR. DIX having devoted aver twenty wears
% This particular brunch 81 the treatment 81 all
aiseases pecuiiaF e. lenaies, il suop conceded
oy at lboih Fl 'his country SD - Europe f,hat
be eheflis AL other khpwn ftactitihnefs IN The
&c speedy sua es3ecfaai neaiwent u al f.
male egmp.aafs
lis medicines ata prepared Vi ia the exprsss
f1fposc q renewing y 4aeasss. such ~ ds.
..hiY. weasae~, aaraturni impressions. ~
HYvefnenlF ~ tie womb. Aise, nil 0helafEss
Vbici fan fsofn 8lo4b.a fiufe q tie b'oof--s
] Sc boctor Z Des iaily prepared ioifea, 80 bis
ieealiaI style BETH mfaesisy 6rd snrgiealiy,
a.i aissaas q fe fenae eex assa Trey are 70
peeisaih Hstsa eaA8
70. u Lhditoll Slrftl, Losien.
Ailleteu e9arirg ylcs must eoiissn ere
as8'sf p ssfHrf aH He
kQi0u. yau. ~ lsst.ri s5e
4 lLOTTED PAY geo era ctLsrs
- he8ug offam fer affei say ~ fAa
Co.s D. fH. rs SIS ws - sg.Y soaaei hat
returns hsYe +e8 uetlFe3 ~ 3u'g aed Aug.
psf, sad ihs He FeEaeI q 1855 fhe suma
feefte Is hf E naF
3 -. PAGE, Treasurer.
Eaila oet II itet
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Office aad Residence s. FaC10ETP0iAg
rs. p nag % aaa s. s ree tftaff
8 sisaa fis8ets ~ R if0Fsf
eip ae thbussse SIS 8ra Csf.
PLATE WORK
f t5aad hssf ata lhkeHsstH Nstbtr frau
tJ M 9e aft m fi
D.. Temporary can - Euf n Hisa
lh ieu d4Hs SITTER eXff4rtiHg fi4e sth
Az NgA warranfta e .tfs g7tl. asttQn
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Gates RI. Barnard,

SUCCESSOR 70
Gro. G. ABSoLD aud EDWIN BowaAN,
No. 3l5 RiTER S7REET TR0E N. r.
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G 0 II s I IN pTIO u.
TIE hyfGP0sPalTfs
a. sYMpT Il

arc "a appropriate oud spccihcremedy for ey-
cry DISORDER charaetcHzed,by any orc Or more
~ the following
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engaged IN irealincntpf Special Diseases. fact
- wen knowHto many Citizens, Publisher,
Merchants Hotel Proprrior &c., thar he Is
much recommended, and particularly 10
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is g arranged that patients ne,trse a. hesr
eaci Other. Rcraltci, The ONLY entrance 10
his office Is No n, having poeomcetian With
~ residence consequently We tamil interrupt
ton, So tnat oH 10 account can AZ, trlAoul..
Hate applying at bic Office.
BIZ. BlN
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12
VOLUME 20.


at the generosity of Liss than astonished
at his talent.
That night the musicians of the city
serenaned their illustrious brother, The
next day the noblest aud most distinguish.
ed Inhabitants Of Prague presented them
selves at his door. They entreated him
to give some concerts, leaving it to him
self to fix any sum he pleased as remun-
Grafton. Then the jowelcr perceived that
taleut, even in peculiarly light, may be
more valuable than the most precious di-
amonds. Listz continued TO 60 to lis
house, and, to the merchants great JOY, he
preceived that his daughter was the cause
o these visits He began to love the
company Of the musician, aud the fair
girl, his only chil d certainly did not hato
It.
One morning, the jewelcr, coming to
the poiut with German fraukness, said to
Listz
Glow do you like my daughter'"
"She is an angel ~
"Wbat do you think Of narriagel'
81 think 30 well of it that l have the
greatest possible inclination to try IT,
"What would you sag to foEtuae of
three million francs r.
~ would willingly accept it."
"Well we understand each other. Ny
daughter pleascs you, you please my daugh
ter. Her fortune is ready be my son.
in>law,"
"Wth all M heart
The marriage was celebrated tue follow.
ing week,
And this, according to the chronicles of
Prague, is true account of the marriage
of the great and good pianist, Listz