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- accordance with decree. rendered l6LE CT
Il June l,S5. bv me CEzlceT- Court for the
III District Ct HaIds county. n TIE case Of Hill
IjaEu. Summers 4 c. and \ Z. Newman
CCUplat0suts against Aiti5m ETans, De
6Zl1rr- Wi cEer for sale 70 the highest bider
August na1t.i q front Of the Capitol II the city
OF Jackson. the following described tract Of
land situated In the county Of Kinds sad con
.7ia5u-. b- ci-lzte, 1Erls hundred and forty,
94-Ia1 acres. more O. less, to-1-Tt-
Bezir1in- II : point II The Livingston
Road il TIE line between Sections = aud 81.
opposite the Rose Hedge, in the line between
his tract SID lands conveyed b. VI liam
aardemaR = George L Potter. AID running
vest - g chains t. the southwest coTZtT 81
he east l-lf Ct the southeast quarter Of seq
ticu ., and running tEe1ce north deg. s min,
vest 3. s. chaiu- 70 the northern boundary II
half Ct TIE northeast quarter Of SEXTON IS,
nd running thelce south 81 deg - min east,
- I6 chain 70 the corner Of section = and =,
thence south s. deg. east, -, - chains to the
2ailc "a. thence with course Of Railroad Sou b
u deg IS min west IS. $ chains 10 tie corn
Of tie Lrd conveyed By William Hardeman to
zeorge L Potter. tbe1ce z-1lk the line CT said
Potter north So deg 8 Kin. ives s. D. chains
q the corner opposite the Rose Hedge thence
with The liue Ct SAID Potter along said Rose
Hedge south tJeg. - nll1- east, g. S. ch2lns
. the beginning al II township 6. range
sast an5 containing, by estimate, $40 94-lQQ
acres mere less
The above l. g very valuable tTacT o. iaZd II
ny vifbin about two miles Of the city CT Jack
sol. IRE title Is believed 70 be perfect,
WILLIAM IERGER, ia,
Commissioner.
Jrlye 1855. dds
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s2OO REV ARD.

E,TBTTN from my Stables GA The night OF
- The PSI inst. q deep bay horse, II q IL
wears old. black name and TAIL well formed
rather light built, small star nj lhe Ioreheal,
sfis1,eqr the lower part Of the flank. or IN
Ches long. H.
Also. st tAa same time, TWO mare u lll5s. ~
5 wears old, dark brown, scar marks. aIlo oo i
branded with letter en- the leIt s'de oI it-e
5.er;-. one ri them has a small branded cu the
rear POINT Of the Iett hip. aud fracture with
6 r5eTe broken out ofth5 len side CT the ngAI
froui nccf ,- -F
Tire other mule has Z CTGTIcc ia tLe irons u
the Tirit fore hoor, running from TOP 70 oot-
ION. -. 49,
The above Reward VIII be PAID IoF ths AP-
-,9eheusiou Of TIE thief and lie livery CT me
snf-T7gIs or $50 TO for the delivery OF me anil
rlaIs 10 the undersigned near Madison station
- a.. 800 : - IN THOs. COLENAE-
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E,f,x ssolIar. reward

WILL be paid foI me sppTe3h1es13ssloa ana
w deliver Of HENRY MCLEAN con
Wet, who ESCAPED from the Fenite2tlaIF On
the night Of JUG p, 1ooo, - -.-..-..
Ccllrt 81 rizsror-nr county, sippi-ls
black, abollt > -esrs . q, ana q feet hiEh
G. I. DONALD.
ivE55 3tEvsr ~71ut. zEiss. PeaiteuuSzT
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- LADT, q several years
SO 49, n teaching, desires a situation
- -z-lles I'll tEe English branch
I, ou.1 prefer : Elace il q large
~. VIII give coed reference
INQUIRE II this once ivI5dtf.
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Tan Ward and Farm for safe
IN CARROLL COUNTY

THE lndeTsI gued c1ers fer safe Ms excellent
L II arranged Tan Yard, near Csrroliton, IT
Guiding two and one-half acres good shelters
tools, and about ], 100 pieces Of leather IN tn
800 acres Of first rate upland, three Tniles
south east from CarTollton. on the Walden
rcad-60 acres IN cultivation, good spring
and well. and well timbered. He VIII SELL
crop, stock and implements. Possession GYMS
immediately. Titles perfect
teSds~6n. JAS 3. gOLEL@L-
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gsEAE.ENG OINTMENT

Possesses peculiar tonic and aatrinzrcnt qualities
which cause fl 10 be admirably adapted TO tho cure Of
Various FGlnrs 81 Ulcer.
Especially those which arc Of an INDECENT nature
and which are usually denOEinated Old SCrcs It
Is confidently believed 70 b. much superior to any
other preparation made for similar purposes.
Full directions for the method Of applying IT,
plain and accurate description CT a number CT the
different varieties of Ulcer and valuable directions
il regard their cure viii be found printed on tho
circular accompanying each box Which remarks, il
Is hoped viii enable most unpV0fessonal persons TO
treat their own Ulcers with greater success than is
usually experienced from tho attention Of ordinary
ph~sjeie1s- Manufactured only by
GILBERT & HIGEEE.
Wholesale Druggists
10 Isl Main street Memphis Tenn.
- sofa u- Druggists generally throughout 5Ga
Southern States A liberal discount made 10 She
trade BARNES WARD g. Co.
Wholesale s gents.
June l5--,laAs New Orleans
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NEW tlE4l

NEW FIRM
s. G EEvCozIE6. 3 c. EIETaELL
ZEoS, aE---
We HAVE, THIS DAY, associated CIR
selves together Under tie name and style G
s G NV Co1-EG < CO.
for TIE purpose q t-1nzsc-il- \ general r-.sT-
camille hGsiLeSs- y g are ~ tlz CID stand G
wcouez < c. 7vbere We viii oz pleased II
pe every body G5slTiLg any tlirZ L cur In
We have just received rev supply q
CALICOES Lawns EUSLLES,
HOSIERY, Ladies z1d Gents SHOES. &c
which We are selling q prices e zeet tn
gloomy prospects Ct tie C0trou ard Germ Crop.
Come and see i What re saT Is tue.
:. G NEWCOMER,
THCS- HELM,
J. {. hIIIEELL
Jackson july Isl 1855 j-5S L.
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ANTED

- SCPEETNTENDEEISl
-.- I ! i-E AANUFACTCEING Co.,
-4GEoLIA. JAY =, 1876
e G. twelve good Curriers'
-st class lc0YtnleE good
l aT applying 10 the under
-. J =. KNOX
Supt
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" ANTS.
ETFm

-tSI- TEACHER. with
--.- l-t q Female SeuiueI---.
9 Is cc1r1l4C Feusle SEMI
--7 ---sS ivZ5US~
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s'-Ss Street, ICheapside,
= y MIS- SIPPI.
i 7tse.n nne sssortua-t Of TOYS. Dolls.
a. - =. AloaEs, Sfoekery, fTIn.wa-e ard q
e' sooes. April -odsr
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/ gIlRI0l lid STANDARD
Il DIRECTORY.


C johnson "
zs-s 2. : I p SEE p 7 ga5a.,op
= --v,-s sse q. Ia. ~. Reg1 u,
IT, D.,
All E-hals secretary. Regula'
Es.osle- 3Issts "a Tuesday
-gs-s 10 H. 1 D Pace.
III @ -o--'
"a pan, 80 4, ! - -.r. SCI sec.
@s-t7z 7- '-'- ''-i'S
NJ .aau ersars 81 Halle
except sunday closes
\ rss IAN
/ a.r ezeepr on
al.l
II
-. Galatt
.pfcEtt,
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THESE Differs ARE PREPARED n PURE
Bourbon hickey. from combination Of over twenty
ar--- kiud- % r1ets banks and herbs. zlich s-t
a-r-g, CONCERT with the other prepared from the
a-tsH.. aruHa given D. the great cIi-f Red Jacket
O. o. Chaplin who us-5 them successfully 10 hts prac.
tc- Cor many years and ~ their gdH-d 20 greet
liver Complaint Carzt5pston Sick aH5 S--vI= iI-z3-
s,he. Fever aud AEue. and all Diseases -si-gE from
torpid liver and Indigestion Persons s1f-r7s from
either Of t-z- losthscHe diseases rr fa5 bg the
u-= O. these Bt-rs whica perfectly pure sHl free
from ai those drugs and poisous ususy ugt ay sueh
E-tarstsus. and psim-d Of Hrsssl-c,.Hy-77l.ic
A szI- trial win convince the most sE-pf-aI that iu
tT- RED JACKET there Is virtue -lss -'hsr
Eiilsrs possess,
They strengthen ard invt-9rste the arster
They uu-4uai'a8 for general debility
They cure for Dyspepsia.
They give god and healthy sppe-fts
They assist digestion.
Tu-y purify rbr breath and a-s5ity Of q stomach
They ca-H DtsrTissa and Cholera Nyr9uG-
They are SO s8ti1ots 20 change Of water and -iat
IasF tu- BEST -t5rnuaut iu existence.
They preventive Of Fever and Age
They relieve C8u-JIpatiln
They cure Nervous ff-zfscha
They are perfectly pure and peiatable
Tte zeuuiu- RED JACKET BTTTERs are 9rly sofa
30 quart tftiss- Ssvsr ~ the gallon quart CT pint
See that orr private Government stamp IS unBToksa
over each cork
sid by ali druggists and dealers throughout ths
country
C+I r. Red Tscks. and take 10 other.
Circulars 70 the IT, e supplied % Application,
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= Stzttievss Gang Pi0w, foT bedins up
Land-a notable machine.
Mans PateltW Tougnt Irnn Cooking Rang
ers-20 -ifereat sizes The Great McneT-Szvsr
for Hotels boarding houses and large families
Their advantages are Great Cooking surface
Large supply Of Hot water, Economy Of fuel.
In use by st. James Hotel, y O., Prentis.
House Eick>1uTg, EaEsdale House, MeT-
idi2n. jones House Meridian, Point Clear ao-
tel. n Hilznein, jackson, Miss, and Thousand
Of others throughout the South " est
For price and descriptive lists address
THOS. B BODLET & CO,
Nc ? Fsrdido street, adjoining
Masonic Esu, New Orleans
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lplye, 1855.
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Ehanenrx Sain-

a1-u55r FTCKSBUFG. Mss
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-05
AnswnRs 10 coRREsroNpENTs.

Mr. K Your paper was paid for and
ordered to be discontinued by Peter Ent. the
Light Street Senator that will account for
your not receiving it last week. We would
ike to know when Peter Ent became the
acting newspaper Agent foi certain parties
in this County? 1t was news to us, until
not long since, he came into our office with
a little cash. We always thought these
men, for whom he has been officiating, were
entirely competent to attend to their own
business, and we think so still, notwithstand-
ing the Hon. Peter Ent has taken upon
himself to pay for and stop their subscrip-
tions. He has discontinued subscriptions to
our paper, without positive orders, or else
1ce are scronglyinfornaed. We have not went
SO far as to ask any of our friends to discon-
tinue dealing at his store nor don't think
we shall. Ne are aEere that kind Of b,tsi-
ness. Wen pay alittle more attention here
after to these men who are trying to iDjure
our business in an unfair and dishonorable
way We think ace hare oar remedy Mr..
K, your paper will be continued.
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DEAFNESS. BLJNDNESS

TO CoSSuMPTA TATIvEs-The advertiser having been
Il restored TO health in few weeks by a very sim
pie remedy after having suffered several years with
lung affection, and that dread disease. Con-
SUMPTION is anxious make to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire 1.-THE will send copy Of the pre-
scrPton used lfreeot Charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will find
CURE for Consumption. Asthmy Bronchitis Colds
Coughs etc. The only object or the advertiser In
sending the prescription is TO benefit the afflicted and
spre ID information which locomotives to be invaluable
eHd he hopes sufferer VIII try his remedy as it
will cost them not hing aud may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return
mail, will please address Rev. L. a. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County
Feb. 2s, 1S66.-Iy. S.h. P. New-York.
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To the Board Of Trustees of the
Bloomsburg Literary Insti-
tute.


The undersigned having been appointed
by your Board of Committee to audit the ac-
counts of the Treasurer of said Board, beg
leave to report that they have examined his
accounts and vouchers and find that all the
money.collected from the Stockholders has
been paid out for material and labor for the
building.
The Committee visited the building in
company with some of the other Stockhold-
ers who joined the Committee in expressing
perfect confidence In the mannerin which the
building is being put up. The material in
the way of foundation stone, lumber, &C., is
better than the contract calls for, and the
Committee are well satisfied that the con-
tractor intends that the building shall be
second to none in the State, for the purposes
for which it is designed. In conclusion your
Committee would congratulate the Stock
holders and community upon the prospect of
having High School that will confer not
only honor upon those who attend but upon
the Town and County. Your Committee
would suggest that the advanced state of the
work requires the prompt payment of the
several instalments called in by the Board
and that Mr.. Wolf, the collector appointed,
be instructed to proceed with the collection
Immediately.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN G.. FREEZE,
ROBERT F. CLARK, Committee.
JOHN WOLF.
Bloomsbury, Dec. 3, 1866.
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tSGr Gen. Beauregard, who went through
the whole of the late war without wound,
dyed recently in Paris. His hair, when he
went to that city, was as white as a grizzly
bears, and when he came away, as black as
q black bears s.
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FE1he Grovesteen Piano Forte

Il stIll retains its precedence and great popularity
aud after UNDERGOING gradual improvements for pc
riod pi thirty yearss now promo ed by the musical
world 10 be unsurpassed ant even uuequaed rich.
ness,volume and purity Of tone durability and cheap
ness. Our new scale French action harp pedal,
frame, over strung bass, seven octave rosewood nj
amos we are selling cheaper Dy from 500 to $500
than the same stI lie and finish sold by any other
want of good pianos invited to send for our De.
seriptlve Catalogue, which contains photOg raphs of
our dIferenI styles, together with prices No one
hould pur hase piano without seeing this Cata
rogue MedasI almost without number have been
awarded TO the Grovesteen Plano. and the Celebrated
WorlS's air. though put competition with others
from all parts of Europe and the y $. it took
highest awaEd-
Established 1895 Grovesteen Co.
49a BROADWAY, NEW YORK
July 90. 1867. n, II. 3. & Co
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CoNTINUED SLANpER on rHE PnEsIDENr


CONTINUED ISLANDER OF THE PREsIpENr.
With the longest of bypocriticaI faces the
Radical leaders. are privately circulating the
basest falsehoods against President John
son S private character With an air of per
sonal knowledge or with the oral affidavit of
John Covode, or some such fellow, they ply
their dupes with baseless stories about the
Presidents intemperate habits, his beastli-
ness, his craftiness, and his general impurity.
The Washington h1telh.gencer and Republi-
can have at various times met these calum-
nies with fat and unanswerabIe denials, but
they seem to have but little effect against
the falsehoods of the thousands of Radical
liars who are operating in that hne The
Radical leaders find they cannot reach ''miy
policy with any sort of argument, hence
their soul and only recourse is the foul weap-
ons of calumny and falsehood. Time viii
show that their tales are as groundless as
those of the old Federalists, who thus at
temptedto drag down the purest and best
patriots of the Republic.
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BT The County Commissioners appointed,
on Monday last, WILLIAM KRIoKBAUM,
of Mifiin their Clerk for the coming year
1867.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NEW HAIR DRESSING SALOON.

A New Hair Cutting, Shaving, and Dying Saloon n,
has been opened in the of Iunsberger's Tobac-
CO Store. Bloomsbury where all kinds of work in
the harbering line Will be neatly and promptly at
tended Being on the side of the street with
all the Hotels there is need OF crossing the street,
through the m Id, TO get To the shop.
Hair work manufactured 10 order. Indies wishing
their hair dressed in Waterfall. otherwise with
without crimp, will be attended by a lady, in
separate apartments.
GT- Remember the place, Main Street, rear Of
HunsbeTgeT's Tobacco Store.
1866.
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B0 The Presidents Message viii appear
entire in our next At present writing Tues
dayl we have not seen it 1t is expected in
this evenings mail,
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-05

E1- Hon. Thomas Chalfant, Member of
Assembly elect from this District, paid his
friends visit at this place on Monday last.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Prem Decay and all the effects of youth
ful ndiscreton, will, for the sake of suffering bu
manlty. send free to alIwho need it, the recipe and
directions making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver
users experience, can do so by addressing
JOHN d. OGDEN,
No. - Chambers IT., New York,
Feb, 28' la66,-ly-S.M.P.
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CoURT-There was pretty good turn
out at Court on Monday Rain set in on
Tuesday morning which prevented many
from being in attendance on that day. There
are no very important causes to be tried this
term. We win publish synopsis of the
proceeding in our next. We go to press too
early to give any account of the causes be-
ing disposed of in this issue.
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nas- There seems to be no reason to donb

R6 There seems to be no reason to doubt
that the Fenians contemplate renewal of
their movement against the British North
American possessions When that move
ment will begin, or what the chances for it's
ultimate success may be, are questions with
which we have nothing to do, and which we
do not propose to discuss. 1t is enough to
know that the Fenians are making active
preparations for another invasion of Can
ada This is the more likely since the Radi-
Gals, who boast that they carried New York
by the help of the Fenians on the Frontier
are fully committed to the entire abolition of
our neutrality laws. Of course they will do
their best to cheatthe Fenians of their price.
for they have no stomach for any war save a
war on the rights and liberties of American
States IN the South but it is not easy. to see
how they can continue to wiggle out of their
committals on this subject.
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BSF An Intellectual attempt was made one
night last week, to break into the Rough and
Ready Store at Danville. A report from the
watchman's tallang-piece made the villains
skedaddle
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Reaping Their Paw.

1t would seem by the reports from Maine
that the manufacturing companies of that
State are beginning to reap the advantages
of the war for the negro. They have COM
menced closing their mills, and the reasons
are that the wool costs more In its original
state than the manufactured goods sel for
in the open market. Commissions also en-
gross five per cent. cash, sales command a
discount of four per cent, while the govern
ment duty on the gross amount of sales is
FIVE per cent Dye stuffs and oils likewise
heavily taxed, labor is high, aud goods said
at the present time command only about
two-thirds Of their actual value. Although
many of the factories have already stopped
working, the glut Of goods is still felt to be
excessive, and other mills must inevitably
follow the course of events and close up un-
I'll the dawn of better times
There is another reason, not expressed,
but strongly limited, that the high dividends
realized during the past six years, being
about to fail, demand must be made upon
Congress for further protection.
PETERSON S sPHILADELPHIA COUNTERFEIT
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and fifteenth of each month, and has be-
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Notes and limitations of National Bank Notes,
it shows the par value of all notes, in every
Safe In the Union, and gives regular lists of
all new Counterfeits and Broken Banks, state
of the various Markets, Financial and Com
mercial News
Peterson's Detector is carefully, ably and
honestly conducted and edited, and from its
large circulation, necessarily is good adj
vertising medium, though Its space for that
purpose is not very large. Some people
think because our currency is nearly all Ma
tional Bank aud United States Notes, there
is no need for Peterson s Deteetor. Why
now is the time to have one for reference
The facilities for counterfeiting have largely
increased since the adoptionof the National
Banking system, under which all the banks
use uniform plate for each denomination,
with only difference of locality. This fact
warrants liberal expenditure on the part
the counterfeiters in getting upa fac siDai1e
on any one of the National Banks, which
when detected on that particular Bank, is
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For these reasons the Detector daily grows
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Terms of subscription to Peterson's Coun-
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RLO0MSRURG MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED.

THE School Directors of Franklin Township. Co
lHnibia County, desirous Of hiring male school
Teacher, TO take charge of school in said Town
ship for 70 months. TO whom Thirty Dollars per
month will be paid. Application 10 be made imme-
diateiy to the Directors.
H.. REEDER, Secretary.
Dec 5th 1866
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Ba- The receipts to the DEMOCRAT AND
STAR for the month of November VIII ap-
pear in our next. ~.