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Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

YoUNG MEN PAY ATTENTION Don't be a
loater, don't call yourself loater, dom hang
about loatng places Better work for nothing
and board yourself, than to sit around corners
with your hands in your pockets. Better for
your mind, for your own respect. Bustle
about if you mean to have anything to hustle
tor Many poor phEysiSJIan EsIJ n mas a,.n OBTAINED
ginary one A quire Of old paper, tied with
red tape, carried under lawyers arm, may
procure him his first case, and make his for
tune. Such Is the world--to him that hath
shall be given. Quit droning and complaining;
keep basy aud mind your chances
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AMONG Wo.
MEN.-lt is a common saying that women of
| the present day have no constitutions. Our
grand mothers were active and erect, and at
fOurscOrc had bloom which maidens of eirb-
teen in our day might envy. In winter, they
wore white muslin dresses and papcr-solcd
slippers with irnpunity Their gaietics were
sleigh-ridcs to the neighbOring country tavcrns
from which, after frugal supper and merry
dance, they returned at one clock refreshed
themselves BY healthy sleep, and awoke with
the lark in the morning Neuralgia and ner-
yous declines were then almost unknown. A
life Of quiet, free from excitement, did not CON
sulne their vital powers
10 correct the evils produced by our more
RAPID clvllzatlon-furnace heat, brilliant lights,
anu late hours-must NOW be the effort Of all
sensible people. They should advocate the
present admirable costume Of heavy boots, bal
moral skirts, and warm, loose fitting coats
with skating IN the bracing, frosty air of win
ter and croquet and other outdoor games on
the green lawn or grassy fields of summer. to
renew the strength consumed in the crowded
school or lost IN the ballroom. Caisthenies
or other moderate gymnastic exercises correct
the stoop of the student and give play 20 the
heart and lungs, while we-yentilated ro1,as
aud simple diet fit the constitution Of the
American girl to become that Of the American
matrOn. .a.e
Would il not be wiser, by Wholesome train
ing, to correct the bad tendencies of the pres
ent age than idly to lament the virtues Of Che
past2 1t is by imitation, far more than by
precept, that We learn everything.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

An AFFAIR OF Low, ELopEuENT, AND FIF.
~ iH"rSAND DoLLARS.-A New York mer.
chant named Seymour, passed through oul
CITY recently IN hot pursuit OF an ab>condinu
coupie-hi5 daughter and her intended huS.
land. The two cloped from the girls resi-
dence on the night Of Tuesday last. and. being
provided with u considerable amount ofmoney.
obtained on the young lady's diamonds, pur-
chased tickets to this point by the way of the
View Ork Central. \ very few hours after
their departure, the father of the thoughtlcss,
and .headNtrong young lady had obtained inlor-
nation as to the direction they had taken, and
immediately started in pursuit, in the company
OF detective: 1t seems that the favored low
Gr IN this affair is a worthless fcllow-a broken
down gamber-with nothing but good looks.
a me wardrobe, and any amount of woman
killing tact tD recommend him. The acauaint-
ance began about three months since, in a
purely accidental manner. Love at first sight
was the first folly Of the easily impressed beau
ty-ior she Is described as being very beauti-
lul-and the adventurcr, perceiving his advan-
taEe, was not backward In the least in his in
tentonS. As he was almost immediately for
bIddcn the house by the father, stolen inter
views resulted. At one of these meeting. the
young lady informed her lover of fact which
startled him in 4 very pleasant manner-that
by the will oi maiden aunt of great wealth.
who had but recently died she would come in
to possession upon the day OF her marriage. OF
property to the amount Of $jU,ODO in Ihiladol-
pima, Boston and New York. Here was an
opportunity which he graspcd eagerly. I'm
mcdIately dropping the dishonorabIe purpose
with which he had in one week met her half
;aozen times, he immediately sought her hand
III i, naLrrage, and the elopement just mentioned
was the result
The couple passed through this CITY without
stopping, on their way to St. Lonis 10 "is? III
point the father has pursued them, hoping to
come upon them IN time to prevent marriage
which cannot fail to wreck his daughters bsn''
plness and throw a large property into worth
less hands, Cincinnati Commercial
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

The Lawrence Mass. american tells a sto-
ry of the marriage in that-city of a couple, the
bride resident of Lawrence Immediately
after marriage the lady told her newly-wedded
husband that she was unworthy of him, giving
reasons which emphatically proved the state
ment said she Oyed another; that she was
cocrced into the marriage, and would mot live
with her husband, d.the two the.eupon par
ted, the lady meantime being formally ilisown.
I'd by her suFeHtss e.. '''
ase5m e8.gsiss So .4ass.. a.fs a..asss. a..
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

CoNrNDRuM.-An enchange has the follow
ing sentiment embodied in the form OF IA conuR-
drum:
Why will the emblems Of America outlive
those of England, France, Ireland, or Scot
land?
Answcr-Because the Rose will fade, the
Lily will droop, the Shamrock will withcr, and
the Thistle viii die, but the Stars are Eternal.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

Mr.. G. Pierre Toutant Beaurcgard has is
sued another proclamation, not exactly in the
famous = Beauty and Booty" STYLE but as near
to it as the change of circumstances will per
nit. AT one time," says G. p. T. b. tin
order to escape the hatred of Northern fana-
ties, | thought of seeking refuge in Brazil.
put the generous sentiments expressed BY
President johnson towards the Southern States
have persuaded me to remain in Louisiana. !"
We are not sure, but we think President John
son would suspend his generous sentiments
long enough to allow this foolish braggart to
complete his meditatcd exile. We are not in
favor of colonization or expatriation on any
considerable SCALE for the South needs work
ers, but the Beaurcgard Bourbons will never
work, will never do anything but blow the ex-
piring embers of that discord they helped kin
die, and the sooner they go the better for this
country. We have no special ill-will to Bra
zll but if Mr.. Beauregard should like to 20
there, we will contribute something towards
furnishing him free passage " T. Tn
6uHe.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

y SCENE NOT IN THE BILLS In a notice al
the on"ning of the Strand Theatre, London
the H1rrng Post writes: . In the co,grs.. ri
the evening an incident occurred to which We
have some dclicacy in alluding. bat which a,
beng, 81 far ~ We know, who'll, without r,r,.-
cedcnt IN an English theatre, and also n, i,Iti.
mating censorship of manners in a quarter
where, according to conventional estimate ro.
hnement Is least to be expected should not
perhaps, be suffered to pass without notice
In the stalls, which were for the most part or-
cuPl"d by ladies and gentcmln nani!,,tIv of
go"d social position, and all dressed in evea;ny
costume. there was seated in company with
friend, tall and remarkably pretty wman, the
extraordinary lowncSs of whose dle,, was 4
general subject Of observation and ohviou>Iy
gave great scandal to the audience. among the
female portion of whom a painful sensation
was clearly perccptible. At last public indig-
nIton found expression in brief cnIphatir
form. No sooner had the curtain fell ON the
first play than there was heard from the ralln.
ry voice uttering in slow and well measured
accents an injunction which could be intended
bat for one person in the vast assembly. Pale
with emotion, yet still retaining her gentle
piacld look-for there was no faint Of immod-
e>ty IN her demcanor-she quietly drew her
opera cloak over her shoulders, anl then tied if
tightly around her neck. In few minutes
aftcrward she rose from her seat. and walked
out, amid Kisses from the gallery and silence
from the stalls.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

A person looking over the catalogue of pro.
fessional gentleman of the bar, with his pencil
wrote against the fams Of one of the busthng
order: :" Has been accused OF possessing tai.
ents, Another seeing it, immediately wrote
under: Has been tried and acquitted. I"
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

Rome has been greatly scandalized by the
fight of five nuns from the Convent of the
Good Shepherd One of them fell in getting
over a wall and broke her leg The otfIer four
made good their escape. Strange ss say, each
Of tbs latter considers hcrSetf -elff fostarusts,
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

It Is stated that Mr.. L. III. House has real =
u ID $40, OOO as his share of the stAriah Ma
pogue profits. de sfaniiliarly called " Long
loin Collin by his friends, because he is such
an AFrsh Hetne. -
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

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Nc3 - al &. -
Smyrna times., 1865-12-20

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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate of Sarah Stephenson, deceased.
THE undersigned, appointed By the Or
phans' Court OF Columbia county, to make
distribution of the balance in the hands OF
Richard Demott, administrator of Saran
Stephenson, late OF Madison Twp, iE said
county, 10 and among the heirs and legal
representatives of the said deceased, in The
order established by law, will meet the
parties Interested, at the Recorders Office,
in Bloomsbury, on SATURDAY 25TH OF
A. D. 1865. All psrs onS hav-
ing claims OF demands against the Estate
of the deceased, are requested 10 present
them TO the Auditor, or be debaHed from
coming in for share of the assets.
JOHN q. FREEZE. dnJi.o,,
BIoomsburg, Jan, :, ts65--S2. so
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate Of .alenander Mears, deceased.

Estqte Of .Alerander Mears, deceased.
THE undersigned, appointed by the Or
phan's Court OF Columbia county. to make
distribution of the balance in the hanjs oil
Peter r. Herbein aud John Yeager jr.,
Executor of Alexander Mears. late of Lo-
Gust twp, in said county, to and among
the creditors Of the said deceased, in the
order established by law, will meet the
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Office, in Blooms burg, on SATURDAY
TIE 2sTH OF JANUARY, A D. 1865.
All persons having cIaims or demands
against te Estate of the deceased, are re-
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be debarred from coming in for a share Of
the assels.
JOHN G FREEZE, auditor.
Bloomsbury, Jan. 4, 1868. so.
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NOTICE.
To Whom it may Concern

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court OF Columbia CO, 10 make
distribution of The assets OF the Estate OF
Elizabeth Murry, deceased, among the
persons entitled by law 90 receive the same
will attend 10 the dudeSof his appointment
at his Office in BloomsbuFg on Saturday,
the 28lh day of January, at 10 O'Clock IN
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We understand that Bloom township has
raised bounty for volunteers by private
subscriptions, but still intend TO lay a tax
sufficien, to swell the bounty three hUndI ed
dollars higher TO each volunteer. Volun-
:eers by taking the bounty of the township,
and then entering General Hancock's corps
and receive government bounty of three
hundred dollars. can make a pretty
thing ont of H. Those having any inclina-
iion of joining the service will find tii= a
splendid opportunity. General Hancock il
raising crack corPs, designed chiefly to
be o. veterans, although Others will be ac-
cepted.
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TIE MAGAZINE FOR THE TIMES
PETEESON'S MAGAZINE
The Best and Cheapest in the
World for Ladies!

The popular monthly magazine will pc
greatly improved for 1868. Ii will contain
One Thousar pages
Fourteen Splendid Steel Plates
Twelve CooIed Fashion Plares
Twelve Colored Berlin Work Patterns
Niue Hundred Wood Cus!
Twenty four Pagee of Music !
All this will be given for only Two Dol
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Thrilling Tales and N"YeletteS
Are the best published anywhere. All the
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addition 10 lis usual XuaniiiY of short stor-
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u IL is the cest Lady's HagGSine IN the 10oric
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National F0undl,y.
BlOornsburg, Columbia CO..

FE'he subsribsr, proprietor of the above
named extensive establishment, is now
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machinery, for COLLERIES. BLAST FUR
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
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His exhaustive facilities and practical
workmen, warrant him in receiving the
largest contracts on the most reasonable
terms.
~ Grain of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for castings.
Cs- This establishment is located near
The Lackawanna Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMEYER.
Bloom sburg, Sept. 9, 1863.
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ANOTHER time the back bone Of the
Ccnfedaracy is broken" Fort Fisher has
been captured and we are informed by lox,
al persons that This is positively the crush
ing stroke to The rebellion. ''We will have
no more drafts alter the one 10 be made in
February" said one OF our lOyaI-adHinis-
tntion- emancipation annihilati0n nsighbors =
We have no doubt the fellow feels pleasant
under such anticipations, but we can not
learn why men bear disappointment, so
freely. During the past four years every
victory Dy the Federal army has broken a
backbone of the Confedaracs and il has
been said "ihere will be no more drafts"
Either tie persons living under these hal
lncinations are confirmed fools and dupes,
not having brains enough to be conscious OF
disappointment, or they are liars and base
deIuders, attempting TO browbeat more
sensible and thoughtful citizens.
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REFRE& EHTEENT SAIGON
AND
CONFECTIONERY STORE.
Il @ GHpIsTnI

II. y. CHRISTIAN,
" ESPECTFULLT announces to the cIu.
Z z-us OF Bloomsburg and vicinity that
he has Just opened new Refreshment Sa-
loon aud-Con lecliouery Sore, on Main-st .
-suond door below the American House, "
where he iutends supplying all who may
Owe him their custom win FRESH OGS-
TIERS, Clam Soup, Sardines, Boiled Eggs,
Ham TriPe Pigs Feet, Dried Herring, &c.
He viii also keep on hand superior ar
ticle Of DRAUGHT ALE, Porter Lagerbeer,
and Sarsapariila together with a gooi as.
sor,ment Of Candies, Sweetmeals, Cakes,
Cigars and Chewing Tobacco. In conuec
ton with ais saloou be has fitted up La.
dies Department where all who nay de
sire can call Tor Oysters and Refreshments
aud will be free from all auuoyances and
iudscenciss that ladies' are 100 often ex
poNd 10 I'm some of our best restaurants
Don't fail 10 give him a call
He CHRISTMAN. Proprietor
Bloomsburg, Oct -, 1864.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
Estate Of ThomGs W. Young, late Of

Estate Of ThonaGs ". Young, late Of
Jackson t,cp. deceased.
LETTERS OF administration on the Es
tale OF Thomas w. Yonne, late OF Jackson
township, Columbia county, deed. have
been granted by the Register of said coun-
ty, TO Peter Ent, Esq, residing IN Light
Street. All persons having claims against
the estate of the decsdent are requested 10
;tesent them to the undersigned without
delay, and those indebted to the same TO
make payment forthwith.
PETER ENT, Adn.'r.
n ~ 1874 e.v Ga
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TIE of the public and the trade Invited our New Octave ko
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Adnninistrator,s NOlice.r

Estate ofJGcob Ki"dig, late of Fishing.
creeR tlCp., deceased.
Z EErTERS OF administration on the es,
Elate OF Jacob Kndig late OF Fishingceek
Twp ColumSfa county, deceased, nave
beeu granted by the Register Of Columbia
county, to John Wenner, residing in town
ship and county aforesaid All persons
having claims against the estate Of the de-
cedaut are requested to present them 10
the undersigned without delay, aud all p :
sons indebted 10 he payment forth wi b
JOHN WENNER, ddm'r.
Eishacreek, Nov. g. 9.lS6A-fw %
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ISsTALLSD--Rev w J. Leacock, was in
stalled as Pastor ol the First Baptist Church,
OF Berwick, on Sabbath morning last. a
proiracisd effort is nowsin progress in that
church, and considerable interest is being
manifested. May he be the instrument in
+he hands OF God OF accom- pIiShing much
good - Bertgick Gazette.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-01-25
L. LYONS PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,
sparlkling Catavha wines.

- aEAEAEs3 OsAasa ~ h9sA ~ kkatS.
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The brandies and Vines If the
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A sure Cure IS guaranteed, or tht
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In support oflhe above statements, ars
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c T Jackson, chemist, Boston, DR.. Chas
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V T. BIancy, and g. A. Mariner, consult>
ING chemists, Chicago, all of whom have
auayzed the Cstaw ba Brandy, and COM
mend ~ in the highest terms, for medical
use.
analysis of the Massachusetts State
Assayer, Jan. %, 1858.
When evapora.ei through clean linen il
left no oil or offensive matter. In every
respect it is Pure spurious liquor. The
OIL which gives TO this Brandy Ills flavor and
aroma is wholly unlike fusiI or grain oil.
ttS OOpI paFidkeS ol DOtu tue iFult dttd OH oi
grapes. With acids. il produces others Of
a high fragrance. The substitution OF this
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with The manufacture of fictitious spirits,
sold under this name both at home and
abroad Respectfully,
A. a. HAYES, Nj D., Assayer TO State
Mass, l6 Boy lesion St
Bg the same, i,l 1854.
have. analysed 81. Lyons Pore Cata-
wba Srandy," with reference 10 its com
position and character, being the same As
that produced in Iast wears A sam pie
iaken from leu casks afforded The same
results with regard TO purity slightly
incre ased amouuto of the principle on which
It's flavor depends was determined by coir-
parson with former. samples.
The indications of analysts show that
this Brandy Is pro1uced by the same pro-
cess as most OF the imported Brandy.
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State Assayer, Is Boyles.ou st.
Boston, July 20, 1864.
Manufactured only by H h JACOB &
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dressed.)
Depot, 81 Liberty ST, New York.
Nov. l6, lS64-3m