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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04

nag A Skunk, or what is commonly
known as the Pole.Cat, was captured by
one Of our citizens on Monday last, in
Bloomsbury. The animal had steel.trap
attached 10 one Of its legs. ltis very
nasty animal, Of the carniverous kind
and it is supposed to be one Of the party
lately in conference here in the Republi'
can office, in convention with Doctors
John and Brewer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04
State News Items.

Efforts are being made to have Col.
Moseby brought to trial for guerrilla out
RACES.
The white caulkers, joiners, and car
pentcrs in the Baltimore shipyards have
refused to work beoau'e negroes are ems
ployed.
The President has issued proclama.
ton appointing the first Thursday in De.
cemocr day of national thanksgiving
The provost martial courts, organized
10 behalf of the Freedom Bureau in Loni.
Sana, have been abolished.
The Georgia State Convention has
abolished slavery. with a reservation in
regard to future claim for compensation.
The Presiden. has made communi cation
TO the convention, making the reputation
of the rebo debt test of loyalty.
Attorney General Cochrane is about
to stump for the Democracy in New York.
General Candy has forbidden the
M miitary to interfere, except to suppress
disturbance, in the Louisiana election.
General Halleck has been directed
the Pacific coast.
An order has been issued for the
discharge of four Kentucky colorod regi-
men.s'
Tho Treasury Department last week
chartered seven national banks.
"A counterfeit fifty dollar greenback
ia in circulation in New York
The recent gales have caused muc b
damage on our coast Several shipwrecks
have been reported.
General Grant is in favor OF muster.
ing out all volunteer generals who have
not been disabled in service
General Kirby Smith has been in
formed that he cau return from Cuba 10 the
United States on parole
The organization Of the colored mi
Iitia in Charleston, s: c., has bee forbid
den by Gen. Bannett, to avoid collision
with the whites.
1T is said that the muster out of the
Veteran Reserves will certainly take place
before the meeting of Congress. Tht
DIV aLeS Ol tut leesCIfCo WlSii w uo iloo
tered out while the officers do not.
The Secretary of war has decided
upon the persons who are to receive the
reward for cabturiDg Booth. The decis
ion must be approved by the President be-
fore promulgation.
The Tribune reports 10000 blacks
in the District Of Columbia, and greaI
personal distress, Here is a picture oi
the sufferings of tho Sc people
" The most fighyM mortality ez,sts, a.
many as 80 cabfns per aceek being ),u-
Mashed by the QuartermaStSr's Depart
ment, most of ,Uhsch are for children. 1t
is the opinion of physicians prac tisiug
among them, and Of other close observ-
ers, that three -fourths of these children
die from neglect and want. 10 the fami-
ly of sold! !er, who lost his life in battle,
five out of the ton children have die d
since March, 1865, from the above causes
In another three out Of seven children Of
a soldier drafted in December last, haze
starred 10 death IN the last three Meeks.
STOPPED The Penua Iron Comps pany
have stopped work in the new Pudding
Mill. The hands have been discharged
and many Of them have left to seek worl
elsewhere The reason for the stoppage
I'VE have heard stated, is on account of thu
sudden rise in the price of pig iron. Rail
road bars not having gone up proportion
ably in price, it won't pay to buy th'
former article and work it into rails
Official Vote for Representative
JAcoBY, D. ECKMAN, R.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04

H6y- CHAs. L. Huston & Co., having
effected union Of the Democrat and Ga
sette offices at Wiliamsport, now publish
an excellent democratic paper .here, un-
der the old name of the LYcoMING GA
zETTE. One democratic paper is only
necessary, as the organ Of the party, in
Williamspors, and will give efficiency to the
organization in Lycoming county. The
Gazette is the paper and long may it wave.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04
A CERTAIN CURE FOR CaILLs AND FE-

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CaILLs AND FE-
YER -"As soon as the chill makes its ap
pearance take small dose of Caomel,
and after it operates two or three times
take small dose of Castor Oil. The next
morning commence taking the medicine as
prescribed, viz: one ounce of Peruvin
Bark, pulverzed half ounce of Cream Of
Tarter one-iourth ounce of Cloves, which
must be ground fine, and mix all together
and put into bottle, and pour about half
a pint of wine. brandy or whisky into it.,
and shake the bottle we'll before using
Take small wine glass full three times q
day before meals. For children, half a
wine lass at dose"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04

DAY WOOD, ESQ one Of the members
elect to the House of Representatives
from Lancaster county, and member Of
the last Legislature, died of typhoid fe-
yer on the goth inst, at bis residence in
Fulton township. A special election will
be necessary, to fill the vacancy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04

The PENNsYvANIA ELEcTIoNs.-The
Harrisburg Tatriot gives table of the
official and reported majorities Tor Audi
General, which foot up as follows:
For Hartranlt, AbolitioDist, ASSES
For Davis, Democrat, 25,799
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04

NOVEMBER ELEoTIoNs.-Elections take
place on the 7th of November in the fol-
lowing States Wisconsin, Minnesota,
New York, New Jersey and Massachu-
sets all save New York cleoting Gov
srnors.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04

E@- Stanton has ordered the full official
report of the Wire" trial. to be publish.
ed in Morris Rebellion Record. Taint
any use--it won't save his character.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04

sO- Hon. JAMES L. Orr, has been
elected Governor Of South Carolina. Gen,
Wade Hampton was bis opponent. South
Carolina is sovereign State, pledged to
Law, the Union and the Constitution.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04
DEATHS.

On Sunday 'veni ng, October 22d, near
Shickshinny, Llzerne county, Mr. VIM. j.
KREAmER, az d about AZ years,
In Coalsworth, Kanawah 90, Va. on
the 22nd Semprember, SAMUEL BENEDICT.
formerly Of p'tston, Luzcrno CO., aged
81 years, 3 mosIhs and 8 days.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04

CAPT. J. D. LAcIAR,--late of the
Mauch Chunk Gazette, has suspended the
publication of that paper, and removed his
printing Office to Reading, having formed
a copartnership with Mesers, j, H Rauch
& Son, the enterprising publishers of the
EVening Record.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04
List Of causes for Sept. Term 1865.

List Of causes for Sept. Term 1868,
Elijah McMurlne Endorscc OF Aaron Wolf Chns
tidn Wolf
Jacob Harris VS. Peter Jacoby.
Russel StokeT, We Nm ikrler.
Jacob Bucks EXrs, VI Jesse Buck
Jonas lalrniscrj jr vs. Em7nuel Ashtos,
Hugh AcReynUlds VS. Peer Olipndut
Amos w CreameT VS. Euoch Howell.
Amos w CIeatleT vs. EnUch Howell.
JAG ,b shuman VS. Calawiss Railroad CoUpaRy,
~ Is Reigeard vs. Geo Patterson, Ct al,
IL Geo Herring VS. Peter Miller
" Aaron Bloom VS. Reuben Sitter
l3 John Michael VS. JOHN Michael, sr.
Ia commonwealth Of Penna al the Relation Of HiSI
IL hIne ct al VS. Wesley bowman At al
10 jacob Remey vs Cuttlwis Il K Co
IL benjamin Wertman vs. VI A Williams
IL Adam DielerIch vs Jeremiah Jacohy
Ie stephen Baldy w Cattawis'a Nillianspou g.
EriJ X RCo
10 Rachael Morgan by her next frod Wm II uois-
land vs. Richard Morgan
20 WIN Longenberger 8 Jas. McAlarny, EIrt OF
Geo long.nberSer decd. VS. Hugh w Ne2sy-
nolds ct al
81 WIN l. Lance VS. Harmon CrcvelinE.
- WIN |. Lance VS. hos Creveling ct al
20 Bum, lalguul 4 Co. VS. Levi Kutz
q Anna Barbara Deignmor, VS. Henry Deighmlllst
% administrators OF Joseph Paxton. decd Va ~H
Lance.
20 Henock twp, Va Elias Dieterek.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04

ssS~ 1t is exceedingly strange that the
shoddy press should call General Socum
a''cOtIon theii." and ys! talk Of Ben,
Butler as a " hero"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04
Abolition majority on join. ballot,

AN IMpoRTANr DEcIsIoN.-In the U.
s. Circuit Court, in session at Rutland
Va, Judge Smalley ruled the act Of Con.
gress making the authority of the Presi.
dent defence against suits brought for
search, arrest or Imprisonment, was ille-
gal, and that the act affords no protection
to officers carrying out the P esidents
orders. He also ruled that martial law
not having been declared in Vermont, the
civil law remained in full force, and was
not subordinate to military authority.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04

HEAVY YIELD OF POTATOES Mr.. Da.
vid Palsgrove, Of Robson township,
Berks county, raised this year, from two
bushel Of seed potatoes, over one hundred
bushel of the same sort. And at the
same rate must have paid better than any
other crop.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04

SOLID VoTINo.-Monroe county must
be the Paradise Of Democrats. The fol-
lowing are few samples of the way her
people voted at the late election Cool.
baugh township, SO for Davis, for Hart.
ranlt Eldren township, 1877 for Davis
none for Hartranlt Middle Smithfsld
township, 2l3 for Davis, 10 for HartraDft.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04
Court PyOctUmU alton.

Xx HEREAs the Hos. WILLIAM ErwsLL Presldout
w Judge of the Court oi oyer and 1stmnrr ana Con
tra Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace aud Court of Common Pleas and Orphans COur.
III the 2Cth Judicial District composed Oi The atir
Of Columbia, sullivan and Wyoming aud Iii. Hon. John
MReynUds stephen Baldy Associate ulRss Of touu
bia county have issued their pr"eep hcaRs date II, IL.
day Of Nay IA the year of our Lord one thousand egl
hundred sixty five and to directed for hoUins
Court of oyer and Ttrmncr ana General Jail delivery.
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, Common ftss
AMI Orphans Court, in bloomsbury, in thn county Of
Columbia Oh III. first Monday, ,btng the &'h day! f
Dec. next, /, continue one week.
Notice is hereby given 10 the Coroner. the Jusissa
of the Peace and Cunstabrs of the said county VI Col
ubia that they be then and there in inrr pr"rsr pet
10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day with hsr
re, ,ords inqusitions anu ether remembrance TO 10
those things winch to their Offices appeTtan to be donn
And those that hound by iccognzdRce to prasssu
against the prisoners that or NAV be in the Jail VI
said county VI Columbia 10 BE- then and there to
cute them shall be just Jurors requested to ~
punctuai trii attendance agreeably to their notices.
~ Dated at bloom sbuIg, the SOth dhy OF oct
l.. s. in the year oi our Lorh enc thousand cRli
t-~-- }hundred aud s1ty.tour, aud III tho eighty
ninth year Ul the independence Of the Cnited Sa;ss
! Of America, Cop SAVE InE CohNoHWEALIH.
SAMCEi. SNfULR, Sherid
BlooInsbur, Nov. 4, lsuj
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04
Saturday Morning, Nov. 4, '65,

Democracy, a sentiment not TO be APPALLED,. corrupt
cd or compromised 1t knows no baseness, IL covers
TO no danger, oppresses no weakness. Destructive
only fdespotsm it is the sole conservator Of liberty
labor and property. 1t is the sentiment Of freedom Of
equal rights, equal obligations-ihe law Of nature
pervading the law of the land ALLEN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04
ALSO,

All that certain tract sr piece Of land situate IN
JackHnn twp, Columbia county, containing FIFTY
AIRES and allowances, bounded and described as
follows To wit on The north by lands Of Wilson Rob
crts aud Sas Mcirnry ON tho south BY land of Isaac
Lewis and Geo Uutleman, the east by. Ia nds Of
Samuel Roberts and Edward Mclicnry and on tho
weAt by land Of Samuel Roberts, whereon are erected
a one and half story frame dwelling house, log
stable, with the appurtcnancts.
Seized, taken in execution and to bt soj as the
pTUperiY of John RnbcTIs,
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L. o S II .

I OST about the lst Of October instant.
j n Promisary Note, given TO me BY John Kslehner
dated September %, l5G5, for
One Hundred Dollars, payable one year
AFTER DATE,
The public are hereby cautioned not to purchase the
said Note as the payment there ofhas been stopped
ABRAHAM MIL.
Centre twp, Oct %, 1867
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04
Estray.

NAME to the residence Of the under
~ signed. residing in scatt township, Columbia co.,
or about the 9Th or 10 Septimber last
WHITE HOG,
weighing about so pounds, and about months old -
The owner is requested to forward prove prop.
ery, pay charges and take him away he will be ds
posed Of according to law.
DANIEL SNYDER.
Oct, 2s. isG5-3w,s 81 50,
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LSO,

A certain tract or piece or Of land, tit-
uaio in Pine township Columbia county. containing
twenty one acres more or less, Of unimpr0ved land
bounded aud described follows, wit On The south
by lands Of Reed and Masters the by aHds of
LL Runyan On the moth by lands of Emanuel Bog sI
aud OH the east by lands of Jacob Cham Jerin.
Seized, taken IN execution ana to bv suid as the
property of William ChambeTlin,
SAMUEL SNYDEh,
SheriHs Office, ! Sheriff.
bloomsbury November 4, 1878.
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Nem advertisements.
Estray

Ctrayed from the residence Of the under-
\ , signed, in Fishingcreek township, Columbia Co..
about the middle part Of August,
RED STEER,
Two years old last Spring. Any person giving In
formation concerning his whereabouts will DO iiber
MY LEVI BE1sHLlNE,
FIsbinecreek twp., Nov. 4, '65-3w. 81 5O'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04
Tavts Jurors jor Det. Term, 1865.

TavHS Jurors jor Dec. Term, 1865.
Reavtr- Andrew ShumaH, John Shulnan.
Benton -phiu ShuiiZ Beni Ruseii, AOE ,.sm YsuaI
Briurcieek- Henry DieterIck
Bloom Henry Oh.
Catawssa-LaspeT Rhsn Jon RhsT.
Ccntre-Ptier belong, Gao Low, 5isps,a asr ee
Henry shaiirr
Conynghah-F Wohiforlh
Frankiin-Jessc Mrnsch, JACKSON Clcavnt
FIshingore-k- Charles Ash SamAs Sost.
Greenwood Emanuel Conner, kobsIt Rsehfak
Josiah Kline, Jno ltggOtt, Wan Eyer.
UemlOck-Jacob Harris, Reuben II Guild.
Jackssu-ilery kurieIuan.
Locust-Aaron Lewis, Peter Bitn.r, Wesley rsI,r.
Hiram Cool, Peter SChwank.
Montour-Danrtl Kashner, John ploIerics.
Maine-Danie Nuss.
MadisOA-N WIN Kreamcr.
Orange-John Fisher, Cyrus MsTIeniy, Coiuoiiu'
Bellas, Samuel everett.
RUatiDgCreek -JUhn Meyers, PoteF CcGrbart
josiah Rhodes Samuel lauCk,
SugarlUat-PhIlp H-s., George Moore.
Seolt-Wm Garrison, Elias krun, Wm Eat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-04
LSO,

certain tract or piece of land situate in Locust
township e. l., CO., containing three hundred and hity
acres more less. Bounded and follows
On the wet by land Of John Rider others. the
north by land of Mr. es on the east by land Of Gao.
Kreishcr and others on the south by lands of Jono-
than Hongland whc rcon is erected Charcoal Fur
mace, coal house, mill, store house, six dwelling
houses barn and stable also u large barn and dwell
ling ho on another part Of said farm, with the
puTfrnancrs
Seized. taken in execution and TO be sold the
properly of fSamuci B. Dcincr.
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Grand Jurors jor Dec Ivm. 1855.

GIena Jur0fJ jOr Dec ItThG, $50.
Benton William Appeman.
BIiarcIsek pheu Michael
ior. Berwick Paul kirkeuGsU
Beaver = I'm SiIcntr.
entrs JOHN iiaScubuth
NumIock Matthias Appietuaa David Arloston..
Reuben Bogau
Jacks ,a-Jno MelIcnIy, it,. Elisha Robsios. Iran
Derf.
Montour--Lioyd NJ Patton, samuel Gisef
Mauison-kIsha H ilanmaa, AilCn " atsos
MaiRe--JohH A shumdn.
Orange VI iiayhUrst, John hogsTcs
Scott -Thos w Edgar Jncob Keller, jacob Clossso.
Sugaroaf-U -UavId Lewis samuel FrtI.
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ALSO

All that crrtain messuage, tenement and tract of
land in Locust twp, Columbia CO bonded and de-
scribed as follow: : beginning at Il white OAK tree
thence along land Of Jacob ldler and k.rns
north three qu,rter degrees eighty five pechss
to a stone, thence along land Of Benz amin agncr,
thirty four ptrchcs to stone. thence by land Of
Frederick Schlee south three garter degrees west.
seventy eight rcirs and hve tenthsio stone from
thence aloug land Of Sarah Lee twenty nine degrees
west thirty six perchcs ant eight tcnths to pusI.
thence along land of Jacob ldGr. north y nine and
quarter degrees west TO apple tree from thence
south west rgLt perchcs Il the Place Of Grg inning,
ConlaieIns twenty hro acres and forty perches,
strict measure
Seized, taken In execution and 10 bo sold as t5o
property ofCL Ladies Williams,
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One other tract of land situate, part in Frhhkl'n
township Lycoming county, aud part IN Madison
township, Columbia county, containing one hundfeu
and ten ac and hundred and forty pc tches more
or less. adjoining lands Of John Fox, Margaret Mont
Qomery / act, Philip Young and others, whereon are
erected frame dwelling house and frame barn WIN
the nppurtunahccs. - ~,
Seized. taken in execution and TO DO sold as tho
property Of Wilson AgGr.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS (!
B@NEW ROAD FROMWa
CHICO TO IDAHO!

TINE UNDERSIGNED, DESTROYS OF POSI-
i tive proof as to the practicabHity of wagon
road from the Sacramento river to Idaho Territory
has in person Travelled over the route from Chico
with the esaddle-train of MessTs. Pierre Francis 4
Co., and takes pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie, that more than his most sanguine expectations
have been realized. The route is not oaIy possible
and practicable, but DIRECT, and in coalition for
the immediate use of horse, mule or OK cams.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16
[For the IDAHO WORLD.
To an Absent Brother.

t. s p
What shall sister wish for thee, !
Oh brother, with the dark smooth hairi
Shall life with thee be all July,
With no December stormssor carer
Ah3 brother, tits useless thought,
dare not wish thy life thus bright,
And what so'er He will, is right.
ask not that laural crown,
May wreath your young proud head;
Full many one has gained the prize
And found it thorns instead;
/ ask not for the glittering wealth,
'Tis vain to stay the angels dart,
1t cannot link Iife's shattered chain
Around pulseless heart.
But may your life-bark gently glide
Mid scenes of care and strife;
Its pilot guido it from the rocks
Upon the sea of life;
And like fair Ruth, (the cleaner girl)
Take bravey up the cross;
And gather all the golden grain,
But leave the tars and dross.
That when the Reaper's song is heard
Within his harvest field:
You calmly may await his call,
Your gathered grain shield;
And in the garner of our God,
May you with angels reign,
Forever where the Fathers smile
Rests on his golden grain.
DIE VERNON.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16
FROM HOG,EM.
DIE VERNON.
SrMoN-sAYs-Upi


To TIE WeRLD: SIR-"Stream of Time
near this Eldorado of nature, occasionally
lifts modest salutation to the WORLD we
live in. Go where you will up and down,
our banks and sleepy waters you find 70
Bank Teller. We keep our books from the
sluice-box, and Sunday morning pay to the
laborer his rightful DUE
Many of our most worthy citizens have left
as for the Blackfoot, alias Black Warrior
country, and ere this is published many
more will be of, without the aid Of the best
Government in the world" We all say in
our hearts, God speed thee in your perilous
journey.
You may visit any ofthe mining camps, as
have as a miner, and / think as general
thing, there will be but few found as lavish
in her pay for an indefinite time, as Idaho
and her tributaries, and many will yet say
''with all thy faults, we love thee STILL The
placer, combined with the untold wealth of
her quartz mines, speak more than can
utter, and he who could estimate their worth
would indeed be bold prophet The capital
invested in new steam machinery, daily ar
irving for the different mills, give additional
testimony ofa healthy future-so sir, we are
taught to believe, like causes produce like
effects. War gives hard tack to its soldiers
and hard taxes to its citizens, and vice versa.
to those after the wild goose who lays the
golden egg. Robinson Crusoe thought, if
he had contented himself in the middle stages
of life, no shipwreck would have befallen
him.
Most of the miners on Grimes Creek. are
working hard and in earnest, and receive re-
munerative pay. The hills and gulches are
as good as when trod over by the bold pion-
GERS. Water has somewhat failed, but not as
much as in your section, for several compa-
nies are yet at work. If space would permit
might particHlarize. We cannot get all the
gold in day, month, or year, as Deity has
SO mysteriously shaped it that our children
and childrens children must be protected
The hog, an emblem from which we bear our
name, is giutton. He in return does good
by feeding back that which was cast off and
forever lostin charity to mankind. Aahomet
would not go to the mountain, because the
mountain would not come to him. You can
cite good puritan christian going after his
hog and molasses that even barbaric Afri-
cans or Asiatic Mahomedans detest, and are
Dy religion ordered not to eat. Truly the
ways of the heathens are many and untold.
"Ask and ye shall receive, knock and it shall
be opened unto you" and every hard knock
with the pick only adds substantial evidence
The first ball of the season came off on the
evening of the 9Th, for the renewal of that
good feeling cemented by occasions of the
past. The boys here are quite fond of the
ladies who attended there, and if not out of
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

A WlTcH, beng at the stake to be burnt,
saw her son there, and desired him to give
her some drink, "No, mother" said he, ''it
would do you wrong, for the DRIER yon are
the better you will burn"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

THE entire population of all the States and
Territorieson the Pacific, belonging to Uncle
Sam, is $4,000,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

LOVE in cottage is all very well when
you own the cottage, and have plenty OF
money at interest.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

ONE drop of Spirits of Hartshorn will in
stantly remove the pain caused by the sting
of bee, wasp or hornet, so tney say.
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ShipperS

Can rely upon having their goods FORWARDED i'm
mediately, and at all times of the year at rates
much less than they are now paying, or everhave
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-16

In spite OF all that puritanical people say
against dancing, it is unquestionably mer-
ry-toe- rious arrangement.