davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

Tobacco,
VNEEE FOLLOWING FAVOEEFf
l aud standard brands constantly Oh hand
BLACK TsbBcces.
Russeli's los In Butts
Cleopatra los ia "
Old Buck I2's in ,Caddies
Hall Dime 22's in
LyuGhburg Twist 22's Halt Drums
Navy ~ and 40 Butts aud Cau'iir-
HsEighI GObBcra-.
Royal Gem in Butis.
Golden Star in 4"
Old Buck t's in Caddies
Lilly Belle Ts in Caddies
4" IUs i'm
California Golden Roll PTS 40 buIe,
octl2 PRYOR, HANpLAN 40
PioWS.
A RULE STOCK OE ThaE nISHS
n approved Steel Iron aud Wood iloNs
Juat received by
PRYOR. BOYD 4 GO,
INEOUGE
u yOO barrels Washington.
2Un do Broadway
IN do Semper Idem
lpO do St Louis Family
100 do Good Extra
loo do Extra;
Ian21 PRYOR, HANDLAN a CO.
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08
WrDslme alanfprltsu.
@rnnblt6e Sur aaranttrt
Or. Jpfspb Tabian.

~
NbiIatciphia.
Tr. Tdbidn 9arantit IN fel0snben 1ranfbetten
cine itneue unb grtnblite 1nr Die Wlee5in pirb
ben mir i,Itft tubsteict uno II bur&aus ir,i bon
QuedSber. Ft
0e4eime Granfbeiten
teberlet @eitle6ts, 70 ttrediiH in tfren 5olgsn.
msnn ptrna8laast une wsnn nidt ecit egsm sriabrs.
nen Nttte bebanbelt. fAle&
@elblbsFeduns tOnapie).
uad,dtd9sn Santeusrsiebuaem. S9pdtt Ter mann.
ltden 3ensausstrafi 2tbsnsttsrbrut unb en6lit
GtsSebruus. Sunse qeuie. bic fl4 teaen bcwubi
fne. follten It'd ptrtransnsrca an mid tcenbsn. SD
fraiitsen @eunbbtit turddsebraGt pie BON anoertn
ai6 tsbarssit pter ale unttiIbat au5essben pcieer
fnb.
ssrauen.8ranftetten.
sDeiasr Siu6, tdufs bic llrfo9e aGsemetner
9Gpads, unssseImdaiaReit unb unirudbtbar'
Felt.
llnregelmd btsfett
IN Der mono tiidbsn Reiulauna cher gdnsIidbes
MuSbIstbeu brifeiten eltidpiel ben tpeter It,aGe
ipirb In fpsnieen 9asen bon mir berseeut pbnt mad
tbeiltse 6ol9tn fir Die gsinncbet.
Seii msiner fipfsebnidbriasn prarts in hieser Stab
babe Id mid baupiidd,6 nit ber bstantluns pttesi
iuitaie trSistt.
Muswiritae Yattentet
i5nnen bon mir btbanbsIt psrosn. menn lie mir tbrsr
3aiianb fdriftlit m.titellsn.
ctr S,,ensfie serf@~iesenbsit tssns ,p,ns ,s tsss'
DR.. Jos. FABIAN,
Nr. 228. Vine ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
(Sanl3lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08

Gin treffIid,ee NeiImttteI.

.Foir fBnnsu NIT Gltem @epiSsn aaen, rpsl6s an
bSsauteem 6uItsu leiben.
Sr. Stridlanb's bpriaiitssn Snfieus8aliam
empkbIen. DerlsIbs idaHt fat aueenbliflid, grlsid.
terlIn8 pno IL 3poem red,t an9enebm einsunebmen.
Gbut 2ipeifsl II ber bpnisiibs SuRsnbaliam einss
Der betfn TN @ebraudbe beiinbiben prdparat., unb
7nebr f9reitt iein @teeutbimer ibm nitbt ~. Etr
baben has Witttl ltSte @oGe esrutt Ii. uus ,insn
h66ft Idltieen 9uaeu baSurCb ppm Salie ssldaHt gs
1pirb oGn Or. 9 trt dlanb. Rr. 139, Spcamore>
Str., Cincinnati O., bubereet II. hon antu apptbes
fsrn rertauft; IN Baltimore BON 9 stb g..
3onee, Nr. 10s, 8sit- 9altImcreitr., nnb In 8 a.
fbtn8ton bon Sol. 10. Watrn & 8ruber.
Grcfoert6ufer, VI. 8oaeIer & Go. uut
Ebpm on Il y od, Baltimore, Wb.
(Sult6IS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08
Siir 8a1e nnb gen3erte 30 Oers
lItietben.

Ssn 5rcunben II. 9staunter ber aeontprbta" .et.
stuftati ino Dem eetbrien publiium nberbaupt Iur
nadlritt eab fur ir0enb siHs 3eit mad eem .Ssptbr.
biaD nit ben bamit perbunbeneu Raumjidtsiten, iur
abtaltun9 BEN 8iutn u. GoRserten Az nietben III,
peun frnb5ettee NrpItfaticn aenladbt ptrb.
&ie eleaante unb fpbare aushafTrung bee 9rcEsn
gaales, nett ieia.nbblirten 5ar6ercbestmmsrn fur
perren II. Dansr, iolps beauerss Jteaauratipnsitus
sler nebt 9robtm Speiitiaae nit rouitinbis etnge-
Ei9eter Ride, loHtn RidtS ~ punfben lbri9.
Tsufonbtees EafeIeeidbiT fur 500 Converts ilt ~
einsm maetesn preiie an mietben.
xSbsrs ausfluft bel O. ". RBbet,
Rr. $40 Baltimore, ipii6.n gutaps u.
UOEE25-) Hacair.
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(Du.25-)
Oe8 sliiuoIina0 Nreuno |

q be DOti in9 NR en'8 WITCH p
Inter Garantts Der Ssiluns { betmer Rrauf
5eiten. Bel allen Npoibe'ern gu babeu. Wlan
soerIange bes Slnaiuss Srsuno "Qbs young Wsn'S
1ueno) Wht ieeer SbadbteI erbatt man etEs Bro
fhhe tbtr bic Spmptpme unb 8sbanSlung eebeimer
Rranfbelten, Dber man fann bie Sdrift bt,teben,
rem man an ''Doune Mems SSrisnAn, Dor 90. Gin.
itnnah, fdsibt ilu6 benz 8reft etns Gent s.g 4.
ma rtf beiIe8t Su Bat more an babeu bel
6. ., 3ante
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08

Sfihar6fou S Gomp'S
@GGrenbalS
Rr. Z, RerrerfraEe,
BabrifaHtyn DON
n2NbricntiHg Dis"
unb
bateRtirtsr
8ciBrr 8ageuidmierG
56rtier NIT
Sperrt
BaGtfif8.
unb 2arb.OeL
Gisent0timer ber
nv e l LOT SDGp y WDrtS"
In Merter. Ctr.
JabrIfanten hon Rr.
Tamilien Bafafeifc.
Gbemifbe Slipcn Seife,
be bittiste unb f9 am Sparfumasn oer-
waftenbs i'm @arfts.
Denn Ste cine quite Seife wIrfben,
70 faufen Ste bic
,,grreliipr" demiide Clluen.
un6
tts 0ar;iciIe.
mir oarautrsu, bab Ssbernaru nit ber Bizarre
5Girettn 1T.
llniers SGienicrteu MAIDEN eirsn berrilten Sbaum
rnb no In bariem, tpie pcidhem Waicr 9leib gut Ju
brau1eu uno iptnu Sic rur erutol oamtt stucn Btj-
hltb gemabt baben, 10 pOusn Ste car tsiHe anbere.
Sat SSbr grpcer uuiers Bnare nbt, 10 9eben Sit 30
unerfu Gaenen uub faufen Sie iib oisiebs. 9a,len
sie llm IA mot NIT anoGrer Waare pon ben @toern
abiaItBen.
@roee Ndtfrase nata unferer
altmcptlAen 6ur3ietfr,
tn b1rten, tptt6ein pber
oal3walTer su brau6er!
@ir edrantircn eaB Seocrmdnn nit
unferer SeifC jtfrtecrn II,
Dlan Yerlute lirl
Seine dnbere maft lptt' unper8tettlGen
Shaum!
Die tIaiBle 5eiie, bic I'M @artte tf!
Mabsn Gte ,etttg Sbrs 8etsaunsen
Nan csr9cit ni4t olb ieOc sianIe 5eife uuicr
gti9aftsJstd'eni
yGSeeliirr"
hdst llan ebe ataau bayauf bak boTel6t uitli
icblt, unb Retms, ipenn man
reGt lei6teS unb an9euetmes Wdfteu
batsn min,
- fetne anbere!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08

GDi6ti9 fur Seiocnbel!!
pr0feN or 9ouis B unpram's
peliberubmte
Stmtrelnisuu9ss uno Nbfnhs
run9$G Sfrduter
tnb uneiti9 bic teiltn bis lett b.tanneH Nittet I'm
bic perlorene @eiunbbtit lptperber,uitelen, lrplt
mern S.s senonlnlfn, Jrasttetitn 3u oerbgteu. Sts
ellen ino iet Iter elm
8ierteltabrbunbert tbrer Setlfraft tpesen
IN Deutf9laub rubmlidbii betanut u. 9eoHtet unc
baben fd aud bter felt ben lest,n brei Sabrsn einen
6eilunS b5swiatser uno bartaadistr
Hranfbeiten,
anb telte Riemaub bic ScfTnnr8, aebeit ,u merten,
diSstsn pbnt ;uoor oieis btilianen Erausr iu per.
iud,tu. LIE krduter neroeu bon mir
btreft BON Deutltlanb
rnpctirt u. empiebls ie oisislten brineerb uensa
wtriben 2aneslsuien tinl senegten @ebrandbe, ta i'd
feit ubefSeust BIN, ba5 etn sSeter bfr enmai tacrn
nlntat nut eer @trinr9 sepiB Iurieeen u. ME mtbr
abne esisIten iein p'e. Seoe ,Samte oats hets oas
ben i'm Sauft tabtn; benn aud lei ftnsern IA BIZ
pctlibatias Biriuns bieier arauttr rabrsatt rbsr'
Dt. Rrduttr anb 5u ia u,ain
NtlIcn pber Nnlpern,
IL naf 8unih, uno babtu fb bel iolgcn6sn Granf,
tsitsn ais btfonberS bsiliam ermteien. alsi
1lasenframtf Sdmorrboteen,
Dormbei6werctn, Driien.
Gjsi6mulii, 8eriippfuuo,
Gid Rbeumatismus,
gnabrhfis.eit, AasSebFuns,
Suien, Gprf. u. Sabnwtb.
8tttSidater, Runojperre,
Btiune, nugenfranftet,
Shnupieu BeIidIeimung,
Rerpcnibwade.
qunsensnt,unsuns Wtoietr,
Seropbein, Banopnrul
llntfrlabsbeitwereer,
apaferfuht,
Grippe aoit,
rrtbe Wubr Sraeea
Gaisflub. Srpbilif,
faIie Seter, Sautausiblaae
uub allen Rfantheiltn,
peid,e aus ptrbprterem Blnis entipr,ugen.
sserner sniptsble Id Mtaaen- arauter <rr aeser
Raeentrampi Durbtaa, tetbe 8ubt Yiualeioen,
Sufen. 9rtaltun9 II. |. 10. @rileptiite EroPttn aut
san,iidep Seiuns ter Saufu%t gt6tpulpsr, !3aDu'
Sinftir. Uanbwurm. puiper. Hunbmaiisr tiir ansst
Hoe Berlekunsen, rbtumatiiGe l,nttnr &rdiitsripe
.Gbolsrasslirr iolpie Or. tSbiiss ipeitesrapnitS
HuaeunaiIer. Sulius Dfsntit,
Aleranora Ba.,
geEeral.Naent titr aaa. anfeftte.
:, Sn BaIttu,n,e al bahsh in ausn spoiee!sn, ,snif
vt a,udbaneIer O. psnutnSe n. ~. 2Sfz,
R..prattitr. Sm Grrben bet U. .Woselsr.d y.
VIZ IN n 9sisinstoa S'i s,i abs. eks iiita1t spn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08
S@re,b, II. Sretbano 3eidneu'
Shnte.
Brof. yJf. Slaier

trtte.It Shiedudreibenten Iettu alierS uno et-
dbltdis in 10 Stunosn pouitinbtaeu unierridt Ini
S@uenIdbnIhreiben. slui autiblispltts Berlangen
felbtu ertbeilt.
Ole 3eiduenIault III einseitellt tn etns iegarss
D0inen> unb .Serren.Ibtbeilung.
gritere bsiebt auslaltehIidp ~nur fur Damsn" I'M
std Il. Btumenie omen. peicnteres
@eipitt ipirb auf bas Sitd&etd dnen s,ltst. Sn
pestsrer wsrben idmmtlide ,yader oeS 3ttbaens BIS
,uI poltinbisiien Nusfabrnne pnterriGet.
anueloungen perben 5piiHen . u. ubr Na6mit
taas Subwtp- Ede bon Gparlet. IL BoeeiieitI. uep
bemprciedor istit tnihfseRGenomm'n tsllta2alI)
Nremfiifd3e xbaier u. Jibein,itbc
uub 6ftreid,. Gripen
pereen IN papier ooer sptie ptrlane gno beieHosrs
ir grittes be nabre yrtis geee5en . Der
(s0-) uepftt,t neeuttn.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08

Ole. @ d, ipino ID, ~ aIeitbt Der 6lap-
per7 6Ianse; lie 9bt itets Warnenoe Gniet6sn
lbrer R6be. Sin Sue!n, buntpte 8ruiti6mtr,en,
idmeres a!bmsn Sfuten euf sIbbere OOsr eernaers
ldet man es binbGnseu, bis iiCb @berblds6en btoen
beneu 8noten balb foi8sr, eapn III Get Cob 6aS @ub
erasbntb 1usb's 3unasn SsaIi1m beilt ale
9sreuttu Sbeile teeti9t @ntlinbuug entiernt S6sim
ii. otter. nactt etm SuIten Elm Gnbs unb teust ttr
Tn Cob anSgebenbtu IuS,, brina Dor.
Gu baber beOE. s. GS NnSpari. (Sfb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08
2euantGe.

Infer Maibnia uno Der Salicr bateu Belize abrt
VT. Raintue aui oni1tbenen Stofeu - com
ltbmelReu GjeIfirrlebtr uno istnheu Faiiertiibe II
Sattlns Bis gum ounnaen sewsbien Varisre - ebn,
bic 5rannuns III oeranoern, 9ruublidb prpbrt u. 90
prlit, ino ,pir tnbsn, bab le auf all II Stof.
len etnen tommertn SttG moot.
as BIN sleiberbinbler u tabitani, babe bic GingeI
ibs II. aueere Utahtusu Sabrt lang elefift nno er,
tlare c6ne getenten Sbre 9ir. SbiH- Dfa'hme fuI
10 ettaus hie Be n { bon aaen ole lpir gebrand,t.
III. ea,eiir., atseaso, Sd, ben IS. Su 1896.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08

Ole gulmrr,amfet BON . 6neiSeru, 8lsts
ber-, CUB II. ttetel- abrt ne
ten, Sutf9en.a aufpuseri uno anefrn,
bic ene RAID, tei@t. II. eauerbaft artetienot
Sinteritid 'HabnlaiGine
byapten, lsnieu mir aui bieie nsuefs 9rttnun8 ani
Gem p sDmaihincna @e5ieie..
Die or. gidbmalbtne fir sSabrIfanten
lit pon Dsieubstsr srBet ebr fart II. tIds, Ietpi
lu banbbabtn, psni9 @eriuib matsno; tdr ieoe ar
Rdbtret - pom binniten gattiine bic sum oidlieu
qebsr - euaerd5tet unb NIT tauuilpoIentn, linnei
rem, H. ieioenem SseeH elecD gut arbetteuo. Obibon
let Rur,eu, tm War.ts Hub tteieiaiai1intn bersIt'
IN grpter 3abf bel Babrifanien m 8anjen eanee in
csebrande uso Sscern,anu 10 nit ibnsn ansRsbmsae
,uiriebea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08

st babs. Sbre Rr. l giafhins BET perftsbensn
dasp u e,inSls ,r's'st aa' fTi'sa
o Iyine. Gle arbeitet raid II. eerdnblos II. heferf
In upplltommeues stu urbeti;
e. . Suffum, Sdub. u. Stlsit!-batrslai't
gr. 73, saneofpbi!r.. Gbita9o, Su.s
Gen 20. sfult 1906.
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sSsta,r,a fili s5smsu

: Al esSta,rsa fnt aemsu
Damen, weltbe ctr Difnite enea outen arStss be-
biirfen, clitn lid tets an Or. gei,unianr, glr.
30 arrtb'. uahe 2srin9icnhr., perteH. M. Z d. il
mann Ia Der einJi9e arit III oeism ean6e, aui ben
man d bel ber eiIun9 aler iSrauentraubetieu Der.
laHen Fam, dlf ba finbi
&tcdlu8 Der menaiIiden 8eiu,aurs,
gsbarmuter- r-8crfaG 1t. @er4mdruns
Ritden- nno Setcnihmer;en,
9tieberaeidla8enbtit,
tpelfer 8mb. gpptijtlofsisit, dtrpBIitdt, Rppfptb
urb aIe ben &anru eiaene 8ei&perben.
3ebe Dame, bic eiEen 9efhifien Epttpr rpinT6t
iplte bet Or. . d imam scripre6en.
Sian cergeiie ni6t bic Gummsr 80 Rortb., elm
Sau8 ben ferinotonfr,, Baltimore, Wte. arSeneiea
werben uadp dhfn oorbesosaerber periarht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08
q n A { "a G.

Bel ted unteritibretsu iinb Bshie In beltebtacn
Sicbtu unb Suna,en auf bic 2g. Seb Gotl 4
@Gbue In ,franIfltt a. Wl. itetl tu babsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08
Tuhesfaa.
@tasgow, Stp, I. 6sbr. = YIN.
Or. Samplcn, Obsrrihttr bes Staatts
8entudp, itarb aeltern. -
Wsrlstuue bcr Xeatralitdtss@titte.

Wew, Yprt, 4, Uebr. : Ssnnrr
gsuj: .. Wle8snna. Der 6tlentlHsasent,
purpe sefiern prrpaftet nne whe tsuie
rpr has Ysirtsssrtbt asbraht psrbsn.
Gr IL ansstlast, ppm tislissn Salsn aus
tine Grpeeitipn ausaernltet aa eapen,
weleae per siniser 3stt abissslle. um has
Ipantlde Observation-Disclosures ealt aet'
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GfFce glr. 80,
9fortblr., 6aus
bon gertnstonitY.
@rbe 0iIt Nno LAP Dtp Dpu
Sr. . @5ebumdmn,
CIR. so, Hprtttir.,
/ 6aus BON Qertn9tcnitr.
turtren gr BAT bic Bis jGtt befannten,
arbsten Sfuren gemad1t ais Der @ntoeder
eel eiuslgen unifbt6aren Set!mIttei se9tu aebeuls
arautbetsu Gie Ssbanblpns, weld,s er gm'6ldgt
bat bic SiIlilun3 Ger aus8gtibnstaea aerite pod
yarls, goreeW II. gtep-Dori uno lbr ourtldnoiptr
tr,iols ba. itter aueu Rpeiel ieitseieAt tah etnf
SoileIuee psilun3 her ibl mnlfn wade bon
einDebprferitr fuillcud,H &pnerrbbt, 5tritturen
(odlnybbgen 8erenJuu8l, ger8resernna Der
9crlteter. Drhs. lebetn, lpeldpe etuet acipIiea
sebr;msR . epVbnseit lbre grtiteni
ptrpanfeL II. l. 10. II. (. 10.
bis gut met1lil0 II Sfwt5bdt sJlaust pereer tam
Dfnn rel ratieui lcb an Ger5te weneet, auf hcred
pien, @si9'd SrtabVan9 man Ht9 Gsra'len tam.
Seii Or. 9 d. timaHn W unlerer D'le Nb alt
0etiintltI niebergeia6n bat ituo Die ntelen 6aut,
ptl6s uutsr ieine Bsbapottn1 Setcmmen itno dmmi-
LID -cb cine eiusee Ausnahnle - aebeiIt tpoteen.
&miss oerieIcen beaaaesIteitt }aprsn.
9eicnetre aIimedtanie!t iuioGlst CT alien Getoen
Der Gsiblt6tss il. 6arnorgaps ipie @rnprrh5e Sa-
menilub, Gtrfuten In leocr Hprnh 6rantbetten Der
ait1sn Blaie H. gStit,ber. Eruie gsrfurial- fe ben
u. sautite!u iuie ubsrtappt Sqpbllts IN eriten,
.,eeiien. brliieH Graoe uHb etbltde
Or. 2 d3unanH'S betlmetbooe her senorthte
III uuIltcmmtnite bic Is gbt iie ut bic tulSeft
ilGcrlte II. bette Der Rranie erbdli ienen ecpa,, =
8alilm, tene Gutebsn tein Ssfreuiiupli ucb onesle
gei erIegence Giasen; icnotrn be neilung erloe IN
!iret 9asen obae opmerIsu, cbns untelu;utl'h'et',
cNne Nenotruno Der Otit.
Oamen ppu Nusp6Iis bic Or. Shumdnn nm Ratb
at iragcn ropnDtu tbnner tteisS brieIih lbun. aue
breie IN tbH iouen ene pctmatfe enlbailsn, UNI
gr;snttsa werosn na9 alfea geesnbsn ets Rantss
9elanti.
glan ptiBs1e uldDt tie
Offee: gfr. 80, gipribliraee,
(aus291S) Baltimore Dto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08
Nnr tI,faIl 1,uS Mnhv.

Gin Ilderes tSeilnlitsI eegen bic fblimmIisu 6aIs
Don atuter ooer &rcnii4er utjinOliber posraIettr)
DiarrbSe uuo Stubr 1T
Ut. Snidlanb'S WliiGung eeaen bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-08

0tpIera.
Saufcnbe baben burdb btffelbe Seiluua sefunSen.
Ss Ile8tsrun9 rpenbet ae In ben Miltdripitaern an
i5te bat 8tele unlercr Splboten surrt uaobotm ale
mir senue 8e,peis p0n Der 8irtiameit 6isies psrtbz
ocaeRSrlporaiss ans juiammenJebeneen auflauesn-
Gen. anresenben uuo ipincetrebenbtn Susrsoienjien,
un tinem Seoen ltnitrer 9eer ratben 5u fbnnen, G6
istn. Sts qsiSsnSen isIbSt tpisn sas mitt,i srti
atbrauden. @s tit bel allen Apotbettrn Su baben; In
8alt tmore BET Sett 9. 5aucs. Nr. l0S
g1ea. 8altmmeir.; in gDaib netpn tei 8 o.
fepb g8, q &Bruber.
@rpkptriSutst; u. 8o9eler l. Go. unb
Sbpmf fpn & . I d, Baltimore Nt.
Sn w al b tngtOu bsi bS. brilliant,
Nr. 81 IA. Nrenue, (Sult6tIsO
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etpIa8t Ino, loIisN e. Nd lur btlonoeyen NUIBabt
racteu, . I. S3dumdru Al &atbs 3u tteheu; Sr n
ttr @r't her IN Baltimore bb@t ocrtbelItait betann
III mo nle @ipof pcripr'dt pas er Hibt Su leeH
I'm Stauee IL. Samen lpunen In ibrer yr0atppb.
ruug In aGen 5Neeu oCr Staot beiucbi tperoeu. SoI.
de, bic auferbab Der Staot rber In petia frne mob
men, f6uren IN 6e5 Tottere prtoa, qpobrn9 plbrGnb
bta g8ohsnteteS NIT auili4er pilfse oerlsbtu urb
btLbniat lpereen.
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-30
FOR THE DEMOCRAT AND STAR.

MesSrS Editors AS the time is fast ap-
preaching when the electors of Columbia
county will be called upon to vote for suit
able person as County Commissioner, per-
nit us to introduce the name of MONTGOM-
ERY Cole, ESQ.,, of Sugarloaf township, for
that Office Taking into consideration that
our township has never been honored with a
County Commissioner, and that we cast a
large Democratic majority, never deviating
from the old landmarks laid down by our
fathers, we think our claim paramount to
those of any other township in the county
Then, on the other hand, Mr.. Cole would
make good, efficient officer. He possesses
all the necessary qualifications to enable him
to discharge the duties of that Office with
credit both to the county and himself We
ask it as a matter of right and justice, that
our claims be taken into consideration, when
the time of nominating candidates for that
Office arrives. 1t would also be just re-
buke to the friends of those military satraps
who countenanced and endorsed the illegal
arrest of that gentleman, when he was drag
ged from his home and family and locked
up in military bastile without warrant or
due process of law, for no offense committed
against the laws of the land whatever.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Sugarloaf twp, May 26, 1866.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-30
General News Items.

The property of Ex-Governor Aiken, of
South Carolina, has been restored to him on
the recommendation of General Sickles
The Democratic State Convention of Ohio
which is said to be held on the twenty fourth
instant, promises to be largely attended, and
by the picked men of the State.
During April, thirty-four ships sailed
from Liverpool for the United State, with
1869 immigrants, including 9,277 Irish.
THE pen is mightier than the sword, ="
for it has achieved military reputation for
Geary which no sword ever did or could
do
"A great financial panic is reported in
England, involving failures to the amount of
eighteen millions of pounds sterling.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF'S SALES,

DY virtue of sundry writs of VsHditfoHi EIponas
D and Fieri Fdeies directed, issued of the
be exposed to pu blic sale, at the Court House, in
bloomsbury, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF June 1850.
at o'clock. in the afternoon the following describ
cd zeal estate. to wit;
certain tract Of land. situate in Sugaroaf town.
snip, Columbia County, containing SEVENTY SIX
ACRES more or less, bounded on the south by lands
Of Joshua Hess, the by lands of David Koch.
er. on the north by lands Of jeremiah Hess and on
the east by lands of James Roberts, whereon is
erected an old log barn with the appuusRances,
Seized. taken IN execution aud 10 be sold as the
property Of James Slckler, deceased
ALSO
certain farm and tract of land situate in Catawis-
"a twp. Columbia county, bounded on the South by
Fineher, on the west by land Of Solomon Hewig, on
the North by land of Benjamin BeibeT aud others.
aud on the by land of Tench Coxe's heirs. con
tanning EIGHTY NINE ACRES, and one hundred
and twenty nine perches, whereon - erected log
barn about Sky acres Of which Is improved laud
ALSO
One other "a rR and tract Of land Iate partly in
Catawissa and partly in Franklin twps., Columbia
and the east bv land of John Scott and land OF
Mary Beacock. the west by land Of Mary deacock,
aud land of Hiram J. Reader. aHd on the North by
public road and land of Hiram J. Reader; containing
SEVENTY SIX ACRES and one hundred and nYe
perches whereon is erected two story brick dwetI
ing house, log barn apple and peaeh orenaro
aud all improved land
ALSO
One other lot of land situate partly in Catawissa,
and partly in franklin twps Columbia county, bound
ed on the South by land OF John Richards, on the
Wess and North by land of Mary Heacock, and on
the East bV land Of John Scott containing FIFTEEN
ACRES ali improved land but without buildings,
with the appurtenanccs
Seized taken in execution and to be sold the
properly Of Jerem'ss Finensf ana Ans1 n 4s9nas
May %, 1855 It's.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-30

A good local or coanty paper il a want
and necessity of every community. They
cannot always compete with city papers Of
large circulation In price, nquantityo Of read
ing matter, or IN that varied talent which a
whole corps OF editors and conductors can
present over the lah,rs of one individual
who has to work unai,ied and alone. Yet
the city paper can not take the place of the
country paper In nafrating the many local
incidents which give life, spice and viyacity
to the local herald of q town or County. IF
any thing worthy of note occurs, the county
paper must notice it and give an abstract of
all public demonstrations The proceedings
of our courts, the results of elections, the
marriages, deaths, conventions, public meet
ings and everything else of local note allfind
place within its columns if properly prepared
and laid before the publisher. Beside these
there are many things of business charac-
ter In the advertisements which make a local
paper quite desirable periodical visitor in
every family. The Court and Election
Proclamations, Sheriff's sales, Executors,
Administrators and other legal notices, pub
lie vendues and private sales, besides hun
dred other things which our merchants,
manufacturers and business men are con-
stantly spreading before the public, all find
their proper place within the columns of the
local paper, and by many are perused in
quest of the very information thus made
public. Abstracts of State and National
affairs and as much general reading as space
will admit are always given, but the readers
of local paper must not forget that in
small counties the advertisements are the
publishers main chance for support and the
best way to get more reading matter is to in
crease his circulation, pay up back dues and
enable him to make ends meet without a
resort to begging or encroachment upon the
rights of others. Local affairs of public in
terest should be freely communicated from
various neighborhoods, and thus an interest
would be kept up which would make every
subscriber feel that his county paper was
not needless expense, but necessity which
he must have, independent of all other ex-
penses for literature, news, science or fancied
luxuries- The county paper should be well
sustained and if every one could feel will
lingness to aid in such an important desider-
atum, its cost would be but small matter
but would always be promptly paid in ad-
vance.-Iankhannock Republican,