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STRUCK OUT-George Diehl, l. ~
Fly CATCHEs-C. Furn1an 2, E. Elwell
2, w. S. Meyer 2, III. c. Hartman 2, j. w.
Eyer 2, III. c. Lightner 2, j. G. Hunter 3,
j. Reed /, S. Butler l.
PUT OUT ON Foul BALIs-J G. Hunter
|, VIM. Russell 1, F. Miles 3, S. Butler |, /,
II. c. Hartman ], G.. Diehl l, J. W. Eyer |,
G. Leidy l, G. Furman /, Z. Furman 2, E..
Elwell |.
LEFT on Bases. Reed 8, NJ. C. Light
ner l, j. c. Hunter 2, HI. c.. Hartman /, Z.
EIwell 1, G. V0ris I, S. Butler /, w. S.
Moyer2 2, c. W. Neal l G.: Unangst =.
TINE OF GAME-Two hours and twenty
FIVE minutes.
PLAYED-On the grounds of the Cont
mental Club.
UMRIRE-Mr. J. B. Smith, of the Kings
ton Club, was Umpire during the first inning
of the Continental and the first part of the
first inning of the Agile. But being severely
injured by blow from the bat of one of the
members of the Agile, Mr. G. B. Broekxay,
was Umpire for the remainder of the match.
SCoRERs--AIr. j. Reynuids for the Agile,
and d. j. Waller, jr., for the Continental.
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B1 We heard soldier remark, on our
streets, that the Republican candidate for
Governor, on stepping off the cars at Carlisle,
the other day, among the vendors of cakes,
pies, nuts, &C., met some of " the boys in
blue, who feigned great joy and satisfaction
on seeing their old General, by shaking and
jostling him about in the crowd, until finally
one fellow, little more filed with joy than
his comrades, placed custard pie square
over the face ofthe General, whereupon the
candidate for Governor made one of his
hasty retreats in ''good order muttering to
himself that he'd see them again when he
would be sbetter prepared 20
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neA- The display of fireworks, in this
place, on last Monday night, was rather a
weak affair. If true, as circulated, that this
demonstration was to signalize the success of
the johnson faction of this town, we can
only say that they have hallooed while yet
in the woods.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-11

IoDIDE WITH LIME.-That valuable ex-
peller of humors, and purifier of bad blood,
iodide, combined with lime, which produces
healthy bones, and these two agents further
combined with Sarsaparilla, forms medi-
cine which cannot fail to be Of great service
In all humors and all diseased conditions of
the system The ''Sarsaparilla with Iodide
Of Lime is advertised incur columns to-day.
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reA 1t would seem that RoBT F. CLARK,
after having been appointed Internal Reve-
nue. Assessor by the President, has been
unanimously confirmed by the Senate, in
spite of all the opposition brought against
him through the influence of Congressman
Mercur and Palemon John. We need no
better evidence of Mercurs weakness, nor
no stronger proof of the fact that Palemon
John is not an ardent supporter of thepres-
ent administration. There was no DISPOSE
ton on the part of the radicals or conserva-
tives to have the late Assessor, Palemon
John, confirmed We understand that his
name never went tothe Senate Rather cool,
that. Mercur stock certainly has deprecia-
ted in this district. The johnson Republi-
cans have the inside track, over the Radicals,
in procuring the Offices, and 50 long as they
sustain the President in all his constitution
al efforts to bring back the seeded States
into the Union, they will meet with favor at
his hands, and make their influence felt by
these Radicals. The Radicals are fastlosing
influence in Congress and elsewhere They,
as party, are doomed to utter defeat this
fall
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pE5- We would remind STOKES & Co., of
the Haztcton Sentinel, of the Fox that stole
into the house of an actor, and after rumma-
ging among his various properties, laid hold
of a highly finished mask. "a fine looking
head, indeed" cried he, ''what pity it is
that it wants brainsi' The mask is being
discovered.
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GRovEsTEEN & CO.,
Piano-Forte Manufacturers,
40 Broadway. New York.

THE ATTENTION of the public and the trade is
j invited 10 our NEW SCALE, SEVEN OCTAVE,
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES. which for volume
and putty of unrvalled by any hitherto Of
fored in this market They contain all the modern
improy IN nts French grand action, harp pedal iron
Frame over-sirung bass. ETC., and each instrument
being made under the per-OnaI supervision OF Mr..
j. II. GRovEsrEEN, who has ptaftical experience of
thirty years their facture is fully war.
Tanted in every particular.
THE "GROTESTEEN PLHN0-FORTE"
RECEIVED THE HIGHEST AWARD MERIT AT THE cELE-
DRAFTED WORLDS FAIR
where were exhibited instruments from the best
makers of ondon. Paris, Germany. Philadelphia,
Baltimore Boston and new York and also at the
American Institute for five successive years. tn e
GOLD and SILVER MEDALS from both OF which can be
nj our ware-rOoms.
Nv the introduction Of improvements make
still perfect Piano forte and by mahufarn
largely with strictly cash system. are enabled to
offer the instruments at price which will preclude
all competition.
Our prices are from 500 TO S9OO cheaper than any
fir st class Piano-fOTte.,
TERMS Net Cash in current funds.
Descriptive circulars sent free:
July ID, lS66.-ly.-H. & +.
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The new preparation. ''sarsapaula in corlbina-
ton with iodide of Lime presents one of the most
prompt Alternative agents in form capable Of exert
Ing full action pom the system and this in minute
tive resolvent tonic effects Of Iodine are exert
ed most decidedly Wien assOci9ted wIth ether alter
10 fulfill perfectly all the favorable reauistions.
The first etf'ct usually observed when
"SARSAPARILLA WITH 1ODiDE OF LINE"
is taken is increase of appetite showing that il
teratrve effects are manifest in its ready combina
tion with the blood and tissues Pale. scrofuIous
women aud chtldre Improve rapidly under its use,
ana the vital functions assume a nealthy condition
IL is admirably adapted to large number OF chron-
&c acute aft ctons peculiar children IL is suit
ed To Them hoth by the miIIness and efficiency of
medicinal effect and the pleasant attractive form of
the remedy. IL MAY be given for long period where
constitutional Influences desired, ami repug
tered. IN White Swe iings. HIp-Joint Disease. aud
Distortions Of the Spine. should given persist
emily, IN moderate doses. unul relief is obtained
III the Spring Of the Year, and during the
Warm Weather,
the accumulation of morbid matters in the system
seems 20 become manifest and very troublesome Las
situde, ueadache Boiis, Cosfiveness, Loss of Appe
ute, PANS in the Joints Indigestion etc. are very
common. Nothing devised IL better adapted
exerminate dTive oIhese affections than this new
OF LIME
NO preparation like it, hieh Gpprcrpates to ilas an
Altaatire or Blood Purifier,
Aas before placed tiin The reach Of iH5dds
Indeed II entirely and SCIENTIFIC combIua.
ton IN no resFect resembling anything hithe TO em
ployed.
The opinion of medical men concerning it, the de
scrpIOn of its chemical character, therapeutic val
which be had at the Store Of any and all first.
class Druggists
GL Sold IN Bloomsbury wholesale aid retai by
Eyer Meyer, and ali Druggists
June q. IshC.-bm.
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B The most destructive fire that ever
occurred in this country took place in Port
land, Maine, ON the 4th and 5th inst. 1t is
estimated that, at least two thousand build
ings were burned and property destroyed to
the amount of ten millions ofdolIars. Thous-
ands of people are houseless and in distress.
The churches and many other edi6ces are
thrown open for their relief Cooked and
uncooked victuals are being sent from all parts
of the country for the use of the sufferers.
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HB To such persons as are interested in
the matter, we would announce that Mr. j..
w. Robbins, liquor dealer of this town, is
keeping up his supply of spirituous and other
beverages, including the famous ''Old Home
stead Wild Cherry Bitters, for dyspepsia,
&c. People desiring anything of the kind
viii give him call.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEHlNG MACHINE
Empire Shuttle Machine
TABLESPOONS. $50 Broadway, N. Y,
$50 Washington st eet, Boston,
92l Ches nut Street, Philadelphia,
PATENTED FEB. IA 1860

TABLESPOONS. $50 Broadway, ". Y,
25O Washington st eet Boston,
92I Ches nut Street, Philadelphia,
PATENTED FEB. IA, 1860
THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely ne W
Il principles OF mechanism, possess sing many rare
and valuable Impr, venIents, having been examined
by the most profound experts and pronounced { o
be
Simplicity and Perfection Combined.
1t has straight needle. perpendicular action.
makes the BOCK or SHJ TILE sTITLH. which will
neither RIP nor RAVEL. and is a ike ON both sides ;
material. ff Leather the finest Nans6ok mu slim
with cotton. linen, silk thread from the Goa rsest
to the fiaest number. Having neither CA " or COG
WHEEL. aud the least possible friction it runs as
smooth as glass, and is
Emphdticdly a NoiseleSs Machine.
It requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to drive
il han any other machine in the market girl
twelve years Of age.can work il stea diiy. without
fatigue injury to health
Its Strength and wonderful Simplicity of fConstruc-
ton renders is almost impossible get Of der,
and Is GUARANTEED by the company to give
tire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire to
and examine this UNRlVALLED MACHINE.
One half hours instruction is sufficient to enable
any person work this machine their entire sat-
isfaction.
Agents wanted for all towns in the United States,
where agencies are not already established Also,
for Cuba Mexico Central and South America, to
whom liberal discount will be given,
Umpire SEWING MACHINE MFG CO..
$50 Broadway. NJ Y
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GS On last Sunday there was quite a
party of Freedmen arrived in this place, as
they state, from the South, to be taken care
of by their friends in the North. They are
horrible looking crowd of vagabonds, all
too lazy to work, but entirely willing to beg
We insist that their real friends, the Demo-
Gratis, shall pass them along to the Abolition
friends of Negro equality. Letitbe distinct
ly understood that it is not charitable act to
give money to this class of negro ramblers,
and thus encourage sloth and vagrancy.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-11

B9John Robson, of Scott township,
showed us sample of his Rye, the stalks
measuring seven feet and three inches in
length. Who can beat it?
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pG- Attention is directed to the new adj
vertisements IN this issue of the DEMOCRAT
AND STAR
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B1~ We have been requested to announce
that the Evangelical Congregation, of Scott,
will hold Bush Meeting, in Charles Lee S
Grove, near Light Street, commencing on
Saturday, the 2lst inst. and to continue for
several days.
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DET We would suggest to the editor of
the Republican that, before he issues his
next paper, he insert the name of ROBERT
+. CLARK, in place Of his own, as Assessor
of Internal Revenue of the 18th District, in
that Directory" of County and other Off
GERS, prepared and published in the Repub-
fican. Gone Goose Deal DuckI Quackl
Quackl ! How are ycu, Doctor?
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B1~ According to all precedents, it is right
and proper that the party friends of the Of
ficials should receive the honors and profits
of the Offices under their CONTROL and we ad-
mire President johnson r lck in bestowing
the same upon his friends.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-07-11

y pGr What battles were Gen. John w
Geary, the Abolition candidate for Govern
or, engaged in that he came off victorious or
othazoise viii our cotemporary down
town please give us the information =?
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By The editor of the Republican having
lost the Assessorship, must drop the pro-
noun, ace, and exclaim, 'alas, lam undone
Not having allowed his friends to share the
profits of Government, he must not expect
them to share the disgrace of defeat
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BSr The wheat crop in this county is said
to be more than an average one, and many
farmers permit their wheat to become too
ripe before cutting it. Wheat, dead ripe,
wastes great deal in gathering, and is not
so good for flour as that cut while there is
moisture in the stalk
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B6- A Raspberry Festival will be held in
SNYDERs new Hall, by the ladies of the
German Reformed Church, of this place, on
Wednesday evening, to continue every eve
ming for the balance of the week.
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BSr Read the communication N another
column in reference to that letter" 1t
exhibits the real and original desigh of our
down town cotemporary, and saves us the
trouble of comment. tg
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rA- E. w. WYNKooP & Co. viii COM
mence their next term of graded school on
Third Street, July 30th. This school has
been in operation for several years and has
proved very successful.
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~ Gold was quoted in the New York
market on. Monday and Tuesday last, at 81
53S to 81 81 1t was at no time steady.
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BaT Hadn't the Postmaster of this town,
bettsr replace that portrait of President
johnson, which he removed from the wal
in his Office not long since?
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Rar Our farmers throughout the whole
county are busily engaged in harvesting. =
They tell us that the wheat crop is better
than it has been for several years past.
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2EA- We desire that all subscriptions to
the STAR OF THE NORTH be Immediately
settled. esl w. III. JAcOBY.
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To Our PATRoNs Hour months having
expired since the consolidation of the DEM
ocRAT AND STAR, We win be obliged, owing
to the continued high price of printing pa
per and other material to collect from all
those of our patrons who have not as yet
paid US, tioo dollars ana t,centy.fce cents,
and from those who neglect the matter and
leave their subscriptions six months, TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS. Two dollars IN
adrdntcis the lowest Hrng figure, and when
we do not receive our pay at the commence
ment, our patrons should not find fault with
us for asking the small additional amount.
D We are in receipt of the first num-
Der of new, neatly printed and ably edited,
German paper, published in Harrisburg, Pa,
by GEORGE RIPPER, ESQ.,, called the Penn
sylcunische Stadts- Zeitw.g-P PENNSYLVANIA
STATE NEWSPAPER Like the vast majority
of the new papers of the day, it takes bold
stand for Right, Truth and Justice, and with
the name of our gallant standard bearer,
Hon. HIEsTER CLYMER, at It's masthead,
goes into the fight for victory. Our German
readers can do no better than subscribe for
this new paper 1t is flushed with strength
success and victory are certain to follow.
Ba Mr. J. b. Smith, of Kingston, had
his nose badly broken and was otherwise in
jured, on last Saturday, by an accidental
stroke of bat while acting as Umpire for a
watch oeu,a of RaSa Roll batwaen the
"Agiles," of Danville, and the 'Continen-
tails" of Bloomsbury. 1t had been agreed,
by both parties, that Mr. Smith should act as
Umpire of the game; and consequently, from
his kindness he came here for that purpose.
He was kindly treated by the Clubs, and
well attended to, by Doctors Harrison and
McKelvy. All seemed to regret his misfor-
tune Our experience in Base Ball playing
leads us to conclude, that it is really neces-
sary that the services of skillful Surgeon
should be secured for every game.
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administrator. Notice.

Estate Of George Pfeit, late Of Orangetoion-
ship, deceased
3 ETTERS of Administrations rou the estate of Geo
l. Pfeil. late Of Orange township, Columbia county.
have been fanted. by the Register of said county
samueI Everett. who resides in Orangev towing
ship and county aforesaid. All peTsons havin-
claims against the estate Of the decedent Teques
tep TO present the administrator for settle
ment. and those indebted 10 the estate will make
immediate payment TO
SAMUEL EVERETT. -<dm'r.
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1 ETTING.
IL SEALED proposals will be received by the
Hoard of School Directors of Scott towns ship. at
Charles s. Fowier's office. at EspY, on SATURDAY,
JULY l4TH 1866 betp cen the hours Of two and four
O'Clock. for the building of Two Story Frame
School House, 42XsG feet, stories fl feet each.
Plan ard specifications will be exhibited at the
PETER ENT, JACOB TERwILLIGER,
- eeey. Prest.
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sar Lines from the pen of Col. Freeze
VIII appear in our next.
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IF Pumpkin pies can be purchased for
twenty-five cents piece, how much would a
whole one cost.
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sbI Read the original poetry on our first
page. e s1sss
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prThe fence along the narrows. between

D9The fence along the narpws, between
Rupert and the Catawissa bridge, is in a
bad condition. Who viii repair it, before
some shocking accident happens? This
fence was to serve as guard between the
L. & B. r. r. and the wagon road which
runs parallel with the railroad. 1t is nearly
all destroyed and should be rebuilt by all
means.
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The Standard History Of tie Grand Army
The greatest Work on the War.
Universally endorsed by army officers and IN e
press. TIE AU THOR SAYS
II design in this volume to record what tha' Ar
did and suffered in ten campaigns aud two
battles"
Il shalt have celebrate the unswerving LOYALTY
of this army. that Outlines when the bond of
~ cohesion failed. held IL, unshaken Of fortune
duty self itHposed,"
: shall have to follow Il through a checkered Px.
perence. in tale cOmminged Of great misfortunes,
follies and great glOries but from the frs
the last II will appear that amid many buffets of for
tune, through winter aud rough weather. the
my of the Potomac hevef gave up. but made good
fight and finally reached the goal
1HE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL" PAYS
''Ths is the only American critical WORK the
late war, and il is thoroughly critical and rely
divesfed Of all political hue tone."
This is the only History ofthe ''Gr ard Afmy and
no who has borne part in its conflicts OF in
erested in its grand achievements, should be with
out il
This UoIs sells itself. The people are tired of
political and partisan histories and something
from official souTees, We have Agents clearing over
$500 per month Send for cTcuafs, and
terms and proof Of the p bove assertion. Address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO,
507 Minor 81, Philadelphia, Pa,
July 4, 1866 ct,
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pGs- The FOURTH passed off very quietly
IN this place, until late in the evening, when
we had fine display of fireworks which
presented beautiful appearance, with this
exception, that the boys from opposite sides
of the street ended the fun by firing rockets
and roman candles at each other, which of
course was not very amusing nor becoming.
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" RAPPING AND MINING Pa
w PER. Having thoroughly overbauIed my Pa
GER Mills AT Mil Grove. near Bloomsbury. Columbia
County Pa. am prepared to NIL ali orders for
Wrapping, Dry Blasting Water Proof Paper on
short notice and fair prices. have opened ware
house IN Wilkeg Barre and appoin ted Joseph Brown
OF the firm OF BfOwn, GrayS Co.. my agent dispose
of my paper in LuZernc County.
THOMAS TRENCH
Roomsburg. Sept. I6. 1865.
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HOTEL & RESTAURANT KEEPERS
Look TO Your Interests 4!
SAVE 800 PER CENT,

HAVE capital recipes for the manufacture of
J RraBdy. Irish Whiskey and Old Bourbon. These
recipes used by all the leading dealers ani you
buy from them the article you can easily make
yourself. Buy the recipes for own use and
your money. Price 50 cents eaehor 81 for the three
II. a, COLWELL.
July IL, IS66-6w. Allentown, Pa.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
i scRATCH. SCRATCH SCRATCH
WHEATON'S ONT NJ ENT
Will Cure The Itch i'm 48 Hours.

BLAINS, and all ERUPTlONS OF TIE SKIN. Price
so cents. For sale by all Druggists. BY sending 90
cents 10 WEEKS & POTTER Sole Agents. t7o Wash.
ipgton street, Boston, will bo forwarded by mail
ffre Of postage, 10 any part Of the United States
June O. IS66 -ly.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ELY'S SELECT SCHOOL,
VIZ commence JULY 30th, 1866.
EAST BLOOM SCHOOL,

RATES OF TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
Primary Pupils So so
Those studying Common Branches, %
More advanced Pupils, 3 So
History and Philosophy, 90
Algebra, ) 90
NOTICE-No reduction in of protracted
illness One half of the money 10 be paid at the
pir atiOn oi haif of the expiration
OF the term.
S. w. ELY Teacher,
July H. Is6G.-3t
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BG Don't forget the Grand Democratic
Mass Convention, to be held at Reading, on
Wednesday next. The Democracy of old
Columbia should be represented inthis gath
ering. Some of the ablest men in the State
are expected to be present and viii deliver
speeches. 1t will be the grand opening of
the gubernatorial campaign in the old Key
stone. Let there be good turnout from
all sections
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INQgfBER.-We only postponed our ex-
planation of the four divisions of time, be-
cause our columns were crowded with matter
which, it was necessary to publish at that
time. 1nasmuch, as you appear to be very
deslrous of obtaining our opinion on the
subject, without further delay, we give it
you as follows
l. The Golden Age Was known in olden
times Is the age of innocence and happi-
1.-The Silver Age was understood as the
age of aegeneracy and vice.
3. The Brazen Age was any time when
man became wicked.
The Iron Age was when man became
wholly corrupt,
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xBsr Our patrons viii find their receipts
published in this issue.