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A Sad Occurrence.

On Thursday afternoon last as Mr.. Henry
Culp, of Nazareth, Northampton county,
was getting measured for some clothing. at
johnson & Cos. Store, on Northampton
street, in this borou - he became suddenly
i'll and in few moments lost all conscious
ness. He was placed on a settee and car
ried to the American Hotel, where he died
about three hours afterwards
A messenger was Immediately sent to M
zareth, to bear the sad news to his family
When he arrived there he found Mr. c. Z
late home already house of mourning
his little daughter, about II years of age,
having died suddenly that evening, just about
the time her father breathed his last breath.
Truly, the hand Of God fell heavy on this
afflicted family, and large circle of sympa-
thizing friends mourn with them in their
bereavement. Mr.. Culp-was the son-inelaw
of DR. Sellers, at Nazareth, and, we under
-<.-~>1 L., 49, - <-<r:--s-- L-.Ikk r.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-05

E5- The Republican press in the State
are pretty generally out for SIMON GAMER
ON for United States Senator to succeed
EDGAR CowAN. The Soldiers friend, y
ANDREW CURTIN, does not seem to have
much support from the newspaper press;
he is not an available man just now, it ap-
pears. But SIMON CAMERON, the Disunion
editors declare, is man of ability and large
experience. 1t will be remembered that
ABRAHAM LINCOLN turned him out of his
Cabinet as Secretary of War; upon the
heels of which dismissal Congress unani-
mously passed resolution of censure on
him for his corrupt and ruinous conduct in
office. He took advantage of the Govern
ment at critical moment, while the South
ern States were in rebellion, and the whole
North graphing with the enemy, by plum
dering her treasury in almost every conceiv-
able manner, filling his own Golfers and those
of his friends
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Bloomsbury. Dec. 1, 1866.

THE COLUMBIA HERALD.-This is the t.
tie of new Democratic paper, just started
at Columbia, Lancaster County, Pa. 1t is
a neat, seven column paper and as local
medium, for advertising and other purposes,
it has the tone and appearance of being the
best in the County outside of Lancaster
City This is a hard time to start papers,
especially in Counties where they can COM
mand none of the public printing. We say
success to the new institution, politically and
pecuniarily.
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DI f ID

At Espy, on the Goth ult., Mrs. Hannah
Lake, wife of James Lake, Esq, aged 81
years, months and II days
In Sugarloaf, on the Goth ult., John
Fritz, aged 10 years, month and 10 days.
In Danville, of Cholera Morbus, on the
18th ult., Mrs. Mary Ann, wife of Henry
zimmerman, in the SD year of her age.
On the 18th inst, at the residence of her
son-in-law, George ID. Kipp, In Danville,
Mrs. Mary Russell, relict of Andrew Russel,
deceased. of Derry ToHnshin. Montour
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nj A r Red.

On Thursday, the 29th ult., by the Rev.
H. c. Munro, Mr.. Charles little to Miss
Sarah A. Smith, both of Hemlock Town
ship, Columbia County.
On the 22d ult, by the Rev. William j.
Eyer, Mr. L. J. Leiby, of Montour Town
ship, Columbia County, to Miss Juliann
Crossley, of Cooper Township, Montour
County.
On the I'd inst, by the same, Mr.. Jacob
Ertle, to Miss Rebecca Nagle, both of Frank
lin Township, Columbia County.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-05

DG Some Radical organs talk about a
compromise they agreeing to drop the
Rump amendment if the Southern States
will adopt universal suffrage" Thiswould
be very safe compromise for the RAIDS, in
asmuch as the late elections in Delaware and
Maryland have killed the Rump amendment
beyond resusitatiou Trading corpse for
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e28. HOOP SKIRTS. e2s.
HOPKINS GOWN MAKE"
New Fall STYLES J

Are in every respect FIRST CLASS, and em5racaes
complete as sortment for Ladies. Misses and Cnil.
dren. of the Nswest styles, every Length and Sizes
Of Waist.
EOur Skirts. wherever knrTn, or more universally
popu lar than any others before the public They
tain their shape lighter, more elaStir,noro
durable and really Cheaper than any other Hoop
Skirt the market. The springs and fastenings
warranted perfect Every lady should Try Them
They are now being extensively Sold by Merchants.
throu ghou the Country and hole sale and Reta
Mandatory and Sales Room.
No. G2s Arch Street below 9Th. Phad'a.
Ask fnr Hopkins 20 wn make buy no other
CAUTION--None genuine unless Stamped each
Kid Pad-Hopkins Hoop Skirt Mandatory, No.
62s Arch Street Philadeiphia."
Also constantly on hand full line Of New York
made skirts, very low prices.
Terms net cash. One price only.
August %, lS66.--4m. }, w.
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BROWN & PERKINS.
Pianos for the People
42O Broome ST., NY.

We would call the attention Of the public and the
trade 20 elegant New scale Pianos in the follow
ing styles:
STYLE A, 7octave. Front large round corners.
plain case, either octagOn or carved legs,
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penne moulding on plith carved legs and Tyre. 500
STYLE G. octave. Front corners large round
selpentine bottom, mouldings as on style
ID. carved Tyre and desk. fancy carved legs $50
STYLE ID, OCTAVE. -Four large round corners,
finished back, mouldin=s on rim aud Llinth,
serpentIEe bottom carved Tyre and desk, eIe-
CANT carved trutt legs. COO
! he above styles are all finished in elegant rose
wood cases and have the full iron frame. French
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Octave Pianos now manufactu red. They are
made OF the best materials and for nish durability,
purity and sweetness of tone, cannot be surpassed.
We invite the attention of the public of dealers and
the profession, to critical examination Of the
merits of our Pianos.
by avoiding tie great expenses atteadant upon
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city, enabled to offer these Pianos at prices
which defy competition and invite oil TO call and
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the styles distinctly designated by the
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The -four styles described above, embodY all the
essential changes in exte Tior inish of case, winch
are by many manufacturers run up to IS and ~
patterns.
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WILLIAM ROGERS,

Respectfully himeslf 10 the public as IN
experienced WELL-DIGGER and WATER SMELL
Err. Persons uesirous TO learn where water can be
easiest found. nd all who have wells dig, will
do we'll to employ the undersigned. Contracts will
be taken by the foot by the day, suit the en-
ployer. Address,
WILLIAM ROC ERS,
. Bloomsburg, Pa.
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4 ATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. w. Bradiey's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRINC)
COR DOUBLE sPRING)
ERa1 20


The Wonderful Fle1ibriity and grent comfort nd
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They win not bend or break like the Single s,riu>
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braided together therein which is the Of thsiS
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FOR sALEin all Storcs where FIRST CLASS
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elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the Patent.
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY,
o. Chambers / 79 & sI Readc Sts N. z.
October lS65.--4m
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FORKS HOTEL,
GEO. w. MAUGER. Pranriefor.

The above weli-known hotel has recently under
gone radical changes in its internal arrangemeuts
and ITS proprietor announces TO his former custom
and Inc travelling public that his accommodations
lor the comfort OF his guests second TO in
the country. bis table will always be found sup
piled, not only with substantial food, but with all
the delicacies OF the season, His wine aRd liquors
Except that popular beverage known sJheHeary J
purchased direct from the imporfing houses,
tirely pure, and free from all poisonou drugs He
is thankful for liberal patronage in the past, and
will continue TO deserve IL in the future.
cEORGE w. MAUGER.
June H. Is66.-tE
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T UMBERl LUMBER !

A ne,o Latna6er Yard an Bloomsbaro,
THE undersigned would respectfully info rm those
Il in went of lumber that he continues msnufac :
ture and Keeps on hands good supply of building
aud fencing m teral, at his residence, short dis
tance north of the depot, which he offers for sale
reasonable rates. JACOB SCHUYLER.
Blooms burg, June 20. 1866.
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Gold and 5SltUer Watches of all descriptions,
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Beg TO inform the public that thry have Just re
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tered that there is almost certainty of ng
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watch immed ediately,
Orders for any kind of Watches promptly
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ET Liberal Terms to the Trade,
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Q Bank Drafts,)to
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10 Ben. Butler has been prosecuted in
New York by John HI. Lester, for false i'm
prlsonment and fraudulent conversion of
property. Damages laid at one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. Lester was COM
ing North during the war with his family, on
free pass from Secretary Stanton. Butler
disregarded the permit and imprisoned him.
pS The Reading Dispatch, in announc-
cling the appearance of new counterfeit
one dollar greenback, says: 'They may
however be known by the yignette of Chief
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Asst NOTICEl

Nofice 10 hereby given tn all persons indebted TO
the Of the CoRrabia Dezce, of that i'm
mediate payment must be made, or costs viii ensuo
Rifkoxt respect to persons.
LEVI I..TATE.
Bloc msburg. Oct. 81, Ie6s-if.
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4 WILL BUY.MY GOODS AT
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VINELAND.

I'ARM AND FRUIT LANDS, in amid and
healiigul Climate. Thirty miles south Of philatel-
dina BY Railroad n'Ncw Jersey, the line Of
latitude as Baltimore. MI
The soil is CHI and productive, varying from a clay
to sandy loain suitable for Wheat, Grass. Corn To-
baaco fsait and Vegetables, This is a great fruit
country. Five hundred Vineyards aud Orchards have
been planted out by experienced fruit growers Grapes
Peaches Pears, &e produce immense profits. Nineland
Is already If the most beautiful places in the United
states. The entire territory consisting Of fifty square
miles Of land Is laid ont upon General system i'm
pfoyemeuis The land Is only sold to actual settlers
with provision for public adornm-ut. The place,
count Of It's great beauty, we'll other advantages
has become TEE resort Of people Of taste Il has in
ased FIVE thousand people within the past three years
aud Learning and other elements of ref and Gull
have been introduced. Hundreds Of people are
constantly settling. Hundreds Of houses are beng
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upwards SIS per acre. Five aad zen and Village
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Openings for all kinds Of business, Lumber Yards.
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For persons who desire mild winters healthfu eli
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Letters answered, and the yneand Rural, paper
giving full inernatoH ard containing reports Of SCION
Robinsln sent to applicants.
Address CuAs. X. LANDS, Nneland r. O., lands
Township, New jersey.
From Report Of Solon Robinson, .fgricn1turai
Editor Of the Tribraa -'H Is of The most ca
teasirf trde tracts, in almost ete} position aud
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New Store,
New Business.

lnNlE subscribers would inform the citizens of
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Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
shingles and Clapboards OF all kinds and
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Pine, spruce aud Iemloek lumber of all
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Also few tons Of store Coal
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KINDS.
Give US call, at our new store on Water
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DIR Pow Physician and Surgeon, Nc. Elco.t stret
Boston, Is consulted daily for all disc incident To Il
female system. frnapsus teri, falling of the
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variaby ctriaiu Is the mode Of treatment that
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Boar ling secou'odaoHs for patients who may wish u
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Dr. Dow, since lst5 having confined his whole atten
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American and Foreign Patents.
r, n. EDDY,

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During eight moa hs the subscriber in the
his large practice made trice rejected applications
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Bininger.s Bourbon Whiskey.

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Manhood; How Lost, how Restored
Just published, nen edition of
DR.. Culverwell's Celebrated
Essay

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MPoTEScY, Mental AID ply steal Iuesp ity Impe
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20 the afflicted !! :
hR pow continues to he consulted at lis
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EKlA At L Or lEIIE AIE II L

l AR. DOW continues tn he consulted At II
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symptoms atteaus this class of d..1se are made TO be
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