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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-01-23
FEBRUARY COURT.
Court Proclamation.

NJ HEREAs, the Hos, WnLiAs ELwELt. President
w judge ofthe Court Of Oyer and Terminer aud Gen
eral Jail Delivery Court Of Quarter Sessions Of tho
Peace aud Court Of Common Pleas aud Orphans Court
in the 2Gth Judicial District composed of the counties
Of Columbia sullivan andWyoming, and the Hon. John
MReynods stephen Baldy AssocatoI Judges Of Colum.
ba county have issued their precept bearing date the m
day Of Dec In the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and sxty three and to directed for holding
Court Of oyer and Termincr and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Co,dt, in Bloomsburg in the county of
Columbia on the FIRST Monday (bcng tho let day Of
February next, to continue one week,
Notice ia hereby given, to the Coroner, the Justices
OF the Pence and COnstables of the said county u Col
umba that they be then aud there in their proper por
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day with their
records, inquistions and other remembrance to do
those things which to their Offices appcttan to be done
And those that are bound by ecognzanee
against the prisoners that be in the Jail Of
said county of Columbia to be then aud there prose
cute them as shall be just Jurors requested to be
punctua in theft attendance agreeably to their notices
( ~ Dated ut Bloomsburg, the eth day of Dee
l.. g. Yin the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
t~>-~, )hundred and sixty three and in the eighty
eighth year Of the Independence of the United States
Of America Con SAVE TIE CoMSnSwEALrn.
JOSIAH u. FURMAN, Sheriff
SheTii's Once, BlOymsburg Jan !, 1854.
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S5s~ 4 New RULE.--It has 5ccu the
practice heretofore Tor lawyers and physc.
ians to plead the case Of parties applying
for'exemptiou before the board of enroll
ment numbers Of the legal fraternity have
materially increased their cash funds by
this means, receiving large fees for their
services. This practice is now discontinued
as the Provost Marshal General has issued
an order in regard TO ii, in which he says
"The practice Of allowing physicians and
lawyers to plead cases of exemption be
fore the board is improper, aud will q
once be discontinued -
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RES~ Did any Of our delinquent subscri.
bers-for we have some--ever think of
this:
"What would you think OF farmer who
had raised a thousand bushels of wheat,
aud who would sell it to thousand differ.
ent persons scattered all over the State,
and agree to wait year for his pay from
each of them, and if one half of them did
not pay at the end Of the year, he should
give them another bushe of wheat and
agree TO wait another year Tor his pay and
thus go on year after year, How long
would such a farmer escape bankruptcy I
Probably not much longer than publishers
OF newspapers who follow such practice
1t costs the editor Of a weekly paper as
much to supply thousand subscribers
with /! for one year as it costs farmer 20
raise thousand bushels of wheat, The
farmer sells his wheat iu bulk, Newspa.
pers are sold 10 thousand different per.
sons, living in different towns in the
county, and different counties in the State,
aud he must wait till the end of the year
before he can get his payment, aud then
he depends wholly upon the honesty and
responsibility Of the subscriber, for 1t i'm
possible that lie should know the charac-
ter Of all his subscribers. 1t will not pay
him to 60 around, or send around the
county TO collect his dues 1t would cos
more than the collections would come to.
We hope cur readers will one and al
think Of this, aud endeayorS to square of
at least obcc year. We have man,
persons on our lot wbs have never psic
US anything.
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Days Au exchange says: "Whle tray
cling recently in a neighboring State we
received in change a silver three cent
piece. We were Of course surprised, but
kept discrectly mum. On retiring Tor the
night having Erst closed the blinds, Sc
cured the door aud looked under the bed
we took out the coin to indulge in good
look at its shining aud once familiar face
whep VIC. discovered, to our sorrow, that i
was bogus" Roor fellow, the hard casi
joys of ti, life are lectins aud de,usIve
particularly i'll these TINES Of shinplasteF:
aud shoddy.
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Uniformity ofPrices A New Feature in Business
Every one his own salesman! JONES y co. of the
Crescent One Price Cuthin. store No. 2O4 Marketstree
above sixth, Philadelphia
In addition to having the largest most varied aud
Fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made cx.
prcssy lOf retail sales, have ustitutcd every one
his own saeman. by having marked in fgures eaoh
ariccu the very lowest price IT can he sold for they
Cluaot possibly ary--ali must buy alike.
The goods ate well sponred and pTcparc& and great
pains taken with tUr making that all can buy with
the u assurance Ot getting good article at the very
lowest price. Also, large stock fpiccr goods on hand
the late style and hest qualities which viii be made
t0 order, in the fashionable and best manner, II
per cent, below credit prices,
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth street
I 1J4. JONES L co.
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BURNING OF MosCow'-Our readers
will be pleased to learn that the thrilling
and magnificent diorama of the conilagra.
ton of Mosco@ ,-beoutfal dioptrc pa'nt-
iugs and amusing scenes in Vcn'rioquism
may be Witnessed ct the Court House for
three evenings, commencing Saturday, JAM
23rd. This entertainment is highly com.
mclacd by the Press
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sy- DR. PEE JoHN has lately been
branching out on various and sundry sub
lects, with which he is Just as we'll acquan.
led as he is with the man in the moon
We advise the Dir, to stick to the niger
and prove him to be "a man aud brother,
That sort of equality is about equal to his
capacity and is what Uncle Abe wants
him 10 be aud to dc.
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sey- We need have 10 further fear Of
an ice famine next summer-tbat's set
tied now II ice should not be plenty and
cheap next summer it will not be because
there has not been enough Of il made dnr'
ing the past few weeks. Proprietors ot
ice.houses have both been busy aud have
stored large quantities Of the cooling sub
stance,
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DEEDS. Many persons are doubtless
ignorant of the law requiring deeds for
land, made within the State, to be record
I'd within six mouths, or they will be de-
,clared void against subsequent purchasers
or mortgages for value. Ignorance Of the
law excGseth no man, and therefore own
,ers of property would do well TO notice the
requirements of the present statute.
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gsJ" A Rooster fight, by game chickens
Of Bloomlburg and Berwick is on tip.toe.
A large number of sporting mcn of both
places, have subscribed some $50 90, q
side, The fight to take place in Blooms.
burg, A high time by the b'hoys' ia
expected.
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BLEEDING Of THE LUNGS.

READ TGE FOLLOWING:
Mr. WIsH,Rr, sir I return you my grateful thanks
f'r the discovery you have made in making medicine
that viii euro IuH1-l1tIOH Of the Lungs and Liver
Comp amt When J commenced to use your Pine Tree
Tar Cordial was, 20 all appearances, near my grave
! had been fur lrnrth OF tine spittus blood, and
would at times yUu.t IL. My physicians for | en-
pluycd tWv pronouur ed m0 past cure; but y sister
cad used yoIr Pine I,ue Tar Cordial, which did her
much good that she prevailed On me- as last resort
to ty aud thank GOdi CrumUn 'ed to use It, have
taken twelve h1uas aud au perfectly cured, aud am
ready aud willing that any person that is sick should
call me aud Will I'll them what yOur Cordial has
done for Al my ftends and noiehbors were utterly
seen me voml blood ~ cuted state, ircquently.-
Publish my case, for want every person that is suh
erisg as vas. To kdow Of yout invaluable medicine
Respectfully, JoIS EkRDIS.
erase street. SIX doors above Richmond street, Phil
adeipha.
The pino Tree Tar Coraal will cure Coughs, Sore
Throat, and Hr,I.t irOurhts, Asthma. Group, Hoop.
ing Cough bphoria, and Is also excellent remedy
for diseases ot the kd"rys, and female complaints
hEWAtE or COUNrERFEITS
THE genuine has th. tame Of the proprietor and q
pine tree blown in the bottle. Al others are spuTious
limitations.
pGrcs Fury CErr3 AID Oys DOLLAR PER BorrLE -
Prepared only by the proprietor
isr. e.. 4 l.. WsSWiRT,
ko. 10 NoRrH SECOND ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
For SAFE by ell D,aegiyis.
December 10, 1863 TN.
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DO" That insidious disease, the Scarlet
fever has made its appearance in Blooms
burg. Bv referring to our obituary de-
pArtmen,, it will be noticed that the dis
case has robbed one family Ct three OF it,
Jewels.
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DO- The Lackawauna and Bloomsbury
Railroad runs on new time table, since
Monday last. The passenger train passes
Bloomsburg, going south at s,25 p, M,
aud the train going North at 9,35 a. III.
Slight changes arc also made in the run
4Ipg of the freight trains. See alv.
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peY-The COLUMBIA DEmocRAr. OF
last week, evidently hurt tho thing who
ereasos tho "Smut Machlve." The CALLED
Jade winces. Let-her-rip
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TRAVERSE JURORS.

rloom-Pctcr Bilmeycr, Caleb Bart IN Jr, Henry g.
Phillips, Levi L. Tate, Jacob K. Groul, Benz amin +.
Hartman.
Borough Of Berwick jeremiah Sanders
Eyuver- JuO liuats.
Hriarcreck- ck-Nm. Lamnn Emmer DeiIericb.
tcutr. Frederick Hagcnbuch.
tatlwissa Jacob kister
Irauku--thrstian Brobst, Jos kisiler.
gnNoOd-Samue sOgart
liemlurk- Sam'l Ont Jesse Ohl, George hGgtnaa,
Jackson 20 WIN. Robbins.
l.ocu.t-Bcnj. Wagner, Peter Helwg. sem Lucas
IG,ringcr !,
Mnliu- Christian Wolf George Brown, uhluvas
smith. stephen Prhc,
Madison Elias Bugart Abraham u. Swsber.
Mount Plrasant-iUm uppensteel.
MontOur--Elias DeILcrich.
urange--Iohu Suyder, Abncr Welsh, Ab Dildire
Scott -lIustOn Nubison, Jacob TeTMllli ger
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; HgyDr. ]. HoLL1sTER, delivered Lee
ture on Palestine and exhibited views oil
Sbe Holy Land, scenes Of the War, &c.
on Wednesday evening in the First Pres
byterian Church of Bloomsbury. DR.
HOLSTERS Lecture was not only very
good, but his views were exceedingly liz
teresting. We were pleased to observe
that the house was filled to its utmost Ca.
pacity, and the audience highly delighted
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Iicstetier's Bit$ers

Have received tha warmes erComiums from the press
and people throughout the Union valuable tnniC
tor tho cure Of Dyspepsia FRulcncr Constipation and
general ugTyous debility. II cannot b. approached
Every day new cas.s of it's great effect are chronicled
through our principal public Journals. There moth
ing equal the enjoyment tn that which the afflicted
experience when using this valuable specific Its mild
tone, its sure and vigorous action upon disOrdered
stomach, aud the cleansing of the entire human body
should recommend it to a | Classe of our community
80 SEE ADNEt lSENENT.
POr sale 10y Druggists and dealers generally.
lammaTg y. lsbl. I'M.
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GRAND JURORS.

BlooHl Mathew Wynkoop, John Rrugtrr
Benton -Samncl T. Kline, Reuben Gibbons
BriHrutceR - Archibald Henry, James Adams
Centre -Bcnjauiiu Fowler, Timau u, StrnusG, Lewis
DcitrIi,h.
FIsnngcrcck- Samuel Coleman.
Fraukhr john Lawrence.
HcmlOck James Eoat, George Russell.
JICksOn- Mathew MctIeury.
LOcust-Mark Williams Geo. Fensternaher. Henry
llelwig
Mount Pleasant Andrew lkeiet,
Madisun-Jno DOllman.
Orangs-Moses Everett.
SugaflOdf-.IenTy G.. Hess Alinas Cole.
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A Great Remedy fnr CensnmnliOn.
Tar Cordial.


IN NFNIlLIHIL tUHL IVh HHONUHII IIs'
MIR. WARD says;
Dr WsHAuT SRI hal Bronchitis defamation Of
the Lungs Shorncss &C Hrpath and rapitatIon Of the
Heart In their worst forms; had been treated by sew
era oi the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia,
hut they could stop the ad Of my disease
und haj Gespared Of every being restored to heath
was truly Oh the verge OF the grave Your Pine Tree
Tar Cordial vas highly recommended 10 me by1 friend
tried IT, and thaukflitO say that, after using four
large and one small bottle, was restored to perfect
health You can give reference To my house, No. gG1
serund street al ny office Of Receiver Of taxes
from a. NJ. t02P. NJ, corner of Chestnut and sixth
streets. JOHN W ARD.
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GsS> COURT commences in this place on
Monday week.
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Catta Missa hsail Hsoad

NWEtN " F5stN HNttil ~ Vs4F~
Dispatches we're seut to Philadelphia,
Gu Tuesday last, announcing that ireighl
train, had fell through bridge number d,
between Catawssa aud tho Summit, Iii
ling ten persons. We are happy TO state
that the report is entirely false. No road
in the state is better conducted, or has
been more fortunate in It's management
than the Cattawissa Rail Road
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az- There is great deal of logic in
the ressonings of the aboli,opists, about
the niger. The last syllogism which We
have seen going the rounds of the papera
quits the thug in the following light:
.'Why is negro equal to white man
Answer Because God made them both.
According to this logic, Jackasa IL
eQanI 10 DR.. John.
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R1y- Capt a, 6. THORNTON, of the
''Ilurley Guards saith Regiment Penn'a
Volunteers, connected with the Army oi
the Potomac, is at home, in Columbia
county, on furough Capt. Thornton, is
yetern soldier, having participated with
the gallan! s4th in every action, in which
the Army of tue Potomac have been H.
gagged. lie returns to the Army agail
in few days. Our best wishes 60 will
him.
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nsS~ Mr.. NATHAs BoMBoY, advertises
valuable town property for sale, in to.
days Democrat,
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sNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXpE.
/ RIENCE OF a NERVOUS INVALID. .- Published
for the benefit aud caution to young men, aud
others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, Early Decay
their kindred supplying the means Of self
cure BY one who uas cured himself after being vic
tim IF mis- placed confidence in medical humbug ami
quacNcry. by enclosing postpaid directed envelope
sIngla cepios may be had of the author,
NBrH NNlEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Bedford, klngs county, New-Yurk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
10 MnM&mTlpTlW-n@ .

4 tONsUMPTIvE Suffers will receive valuable
Z prescription for the of Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis and all Throat aud Lung affections, free
of charged by sending thrIt address to
REV. u. A. VIII son,
Wilhamsbu1gh Kings Co, New YORK.
January o. lsG4.--tw.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS

CITIZENS,
Teslifyinq OF their own personal knowedg 20 uts
beneficial effects aud medical virtues of thess Btt.1s
10 you something to strengthen y0NI
10 yoa rant good oppetttei
DO you rant 10 5uiid up yoVr CVHsti!uhsHf
10 you rant 70 feel galI
I'o you rant 10 ret rid u RsrU0H.1tsst
10 yOU tcdHt cRcrry2
De goU 1cHHt to SiCcD iceH2
DO l'aHf a brisk and rigOrous fs,iiHri
IC yOu do, use llOUFbANDS GERMAN BlTTERS.
From Fsy j. Merton Br0rH n. d. Editor Of Ia, En,y.
c'opsGd II DELICIOUS hRoHicdgs,
flthouqh not disposed to favor O, rGConmend Patent
Medicines GER al through dstrust If their upre.
di.Uis ana Effects know OF no sufiioan,
why q man nay not testify 10 the benefit ha believes
himself to have received from any simple preparation.
the hope that he may thus contribute 10 te benefit of
Uth-rs,
/ do THIS the more readily in roca.d to Hoohand
German Bitters prepared by Or, c. NJ Jackson Of ths
city, because was PREF ulcGd against item Tor many
y,Lrs, under he impression that they chiefly an
a ohOlit mixture AN indebted to my irignd Robert
Shoemaker Esq, FOR the removal If this prejudice by
proper Scsts aud for engagement u try them when
suffering Om great and long continued debility The
OF three bottles pf these BtCts at the beginning
or the present year was followed by evident relief
and restoration to degree OF bodily and mental yigor
which had not felt for SIX months before, and had at
most paired Of rrgaluing. therefore thank Coo
and my friend Tor directing to The cf them.
J. NEWTON BROWN
Al
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~ Governor Curtin was inaugurated
for secoud term on Tuesday.
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% r. WIS ri AR T

Of this CITY, has undoubtedly discovered In his G'm
biuaiuu for the treatment Of dyspepsia one oil the
grcntr=t remedies tint has ever been given to sun
c1iug hnmauitv lie has treated within the past TWO
years something over min" thousand cases III ms pr
vate practice many Of which had deiied the SKIN OF
eminent physi"ians in Europe a"d America, and III
every where the medicines were taken according
10 directions they nave made perfect cure. Many OF
;hg above cases were Of over twenty years stahdng-
Those who are troubled with Dyspcpsia would do
wru to call at the Doctors UiCC. lie gives Snh Hd'
vice ncc Persons at distance can consult by letter
describing the symptoms DR.. Wishart r. 1atWnnt put
up in a secure package with full direct uHs is sent by
e1 press on the receipt of Six Dollars.
H. E--Iu rI eases where the disease has not bcc9mC
chronic Dr. Wishurt's Dyspepsia Pills are all that IL
repnired Sent by ElIl the receipt of One poi ar
Address DR.. l.. q. c. Wlshdrt, Philadelphia a-fhHr
dcirhid Ledger, Dec. ~, l7h5-"m
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PUBLIC SALE,
VALUABLE REAL E5TA-Tl' z z


TN pursuance ofan order Of tho Orphans Gour. Of
l Muntour county, on
Sotyyday. tie GM dag Of FsjoH0r9, 1864,
at N oclocg u til, forenoon IRA SIETL Err Executor
,r of .coB sIETLtR, late If West uemlu"d m tald
cnunty dpcrascd viii expose tn sale. by Pph'c Ven
due al the public house OF samuel Lem1iey IA Jersey
town, Il CtTtath
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate in the township of Madison, county Of CoIgm:
hn ANA St, Of Pennsylvania, bounded Gni desonhed
n, fellows viz -BrgnnG at post IN lands Of j. Eyer
north INV one and uaf degrees east ju2 ptFches to
post tneuca by lands Of heirs Of John UInsrs acc a.
IN IIurs Eyer, south b degrees East Ol Perch'S
Ia most south 3-t degrees east 90 prrchcS 70 post
thence bv lads Of heirs 0t John Qinges ANA Isaac Nc
Briic south 3 degrees west, 49, perches TO port
thence by iauds of Samuel Eemir}, north 3ci west,
1891 perchas to the besindns, containing
IS Acres 1913 PerChes Of Land,
Aout one half thereof cleared
- late the estate uf sal deceased situats in the
I township Of Madison and county ator2,alH go
GEORGE d, BUTLER, Clerk.
Dauyiils, January :, iat4.
,CONDITIoNs OF SALE.
Ten per cout Of the purchase money to be pad down
on the day of snlc. ,
Two third. Of the purchase money less ten per cent
/ 10 be- paid continuation Of the sale.
one third Of the purchase money 10 he faiu lun'"i,
ately after the death Of Hannah Stetcr wldow OF sd
drcedru with interest from the continuation Of the
| sale interest to he paid to said widow yearly.
The dead 10 be gwen on payment OF lwo'lhlTus oi
the purchase money and securing the balance Oy bohd
/ and mortgage, ,..,
Passassion % he given on payment Of two-thrds OF
! purchase money. INA 81 u LIN H"Ato"Iaf'
( Jaauary ~, 1864 It's.
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DIR. WHSAhRB'S
E9lNE TREE
TAR C. Q R DIAL
Is The Vital Principle of Tho Tine Tire,

IS Ihe VIIaI FFINCIplb OF ID0 ItNb TTet.
Cbtaned by peculiar pfocess in the disiliaton II
the tar by which its highest medicinal properties are
retained.
It is the medicine that cures when all others have
failed
A Great Remedy for Consumption.
am constantly receiving such certificates az the
foilONing. READ TT
IN. WIsuART Dear Sir &c. had q very dfesdfu
cough and throat fJr year and my whole sys
tom fast giving way, and was ptosltaiod on my
bed with but little hope Of recovering. My disease
baed the power of all medicines, and in short time
must have gone to my grave but thank God, my daugh
ern law would not until she went to your store,
purchased one bottle Of your Pine Tree Tar CORDIAL
aud commenced to use 1t, aud in one week was
much better and after using three bottles perfectly
we'll wonder to ul ny friends, for they all pronosn
eed ne past cure Publish my # you think proper
RFBLCCA NAnfLIoN,
NO 1921 Wyle street Philadelphia
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

4 lot "a hrwcl al sawed Timber, suit
2 a able f,r building jlr4sa cr Bafu ~ 25-Wi \
ots -.i rrnar,, p' b -et rh"ap a. sppli Sauol ~
In, ch'ra 'hss, e, iSrf
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ORANGEVILLE
NORMAL SCHOOL,
AND ACADEMY.
Prof. II. D. Walker, Principal.

Mr.. S. Is, WHITE, A.s;.,.nts
Miss M. L. Lazarus.
ENHE next Term of this Institution will
4 commence on MONDAY, the 25ih day Of January
I,g4 Tuition per Term Of II weeks, from 81 OO' ia
As1 Board per week, FROM 8! 90 TO : 90
~ MILES WILLIAMS,
"Or,roo,uIe Ia, l6 1864 sccy Trustees.
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Terrible Disaster In Santiago,
COLLABORATING of the Cathe-
drai g. o Whole Congregation.
Over 1000 People Lost
1850 Dead Bodies Recovered
from the Ruins.

Tie steamer Amofica, from Now I Or i,
October 80, arrived at Panama Jan. L.
She brought news from Valparaiso that
the cathedral in Santiago, Chilli caught
fire on the l4th u,., from the explosion Of
d gas pipe, when denseiy crowded with
human beings. The doors were 600 "a
closed blythe press of the people. The
interior Of the building being decorated
with light ,lndamablc ornaments the flames
spread rapidly. The roof Of wood soon
fell in, bbrying the mass Of beings upder
il. Some $50 dead bodies mostly ladies'
and children, had been recovered from the
ruins,