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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-26

s@ RUMoR has it that the special John
son organ, in this place, is soon to kick the
bucket" How is it? Who supposed its
life would be SO short? The "child" could
not have been very healthy. DR.. John
should have been called in to administer some
or his famous medicine, which he chooses
to call E.cat-nep.,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Prem Decay and all the effects OF youth.
full indiscretiOn will, for the sake of suffering hu
manIty, send free to all who need IT, the recipe aid
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver
users experience. eau do so by addressing
JOHN Z. OGDEN,
No. l3 Chambers st., New York,
Feb 2Ss IS66-Iy-S.MP
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sJr Bloomsbury has the reputation, and
justly too, of possessing more and prettier
girls than any town of its size in the State.
Report has it, that they al go forthe Union.
That's right. Its better to be together, en-
joying peace and harmony than to be scpa-
rate
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-12-26

Ee1- The Editors of this Journal take this
method of wishing their patrons, one and
al, "a Happy New Year
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RECEIvED.-The December number of
The AMERICAN FARMER, which closes the
volume for 1866, with index complete. A
new volume commences with the January
number for 1867, and now is a good time for
those who wish good Agricultural and
Horticultural Journal to subscribe. We TO
tice that special pains are taken to secure
correspondence from all parts of our coun-
try, which makes it invaluable to the agri-
culturist Price only 81 O0ayear. Address
John Turner, Rochester. y. Y.
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s0- We have been requested to announce
in our paper that, the colored portion of the
community viii hold donation and festival,
at the residence of Mrs Greene, in this
place, on New Years Day, for the benefit of
their church and pastor.
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"a 1t is not safe to buy goods Of those
who do not advertise. They have old styles,
an inferior quality, extortionate prices, OF
there is something wrong with the proprie-
tor Put this down in your diary.
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B6 Read the communication from Green
wood in to-day paper, The writer sees
things properly, and through the right kind
of glasses.
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p~ Henry Rosenstock, of this place, is
executing some handsome ferro- photograph
ic pictures. Price, eight for one dollar For
true, lfe-ike picture, call on Mr.. Rosen-
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Boa FUNNY.-The Columbian glorifying
OYER the change made in certain petty offices
in this County, in which nobody supposes it
had any hand or lot.
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STRANGE BIT TRuE

Every young lady and gentleman the United
States can hear something much their advan-
tage by return mail Gree ofcharge by addressing the
undersigned, Those having fears OF being humbugg-
ed will obge by not noticing this card All others
viii please address their obedient servant.
THOS F CHAPMAN.
S3I Broadway, New York.
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4 UNACY.

UNACf.
The first account Of Isaac iSeiqtiTed, conf
nattee of Dorcas CrereLing, a LuHdtjc.
ALI persons interested viii take notice that the
account of Isaac Seigfreid, committee OF Dorcas
CTeveling. Lunatc, has beea hled IN the ProthOnO
tarys Office of Columbia CCunty, and that the said
Will be presented to the Judges OF the Court
of Common Pleas of said County, for examination
and Confirmation ON TUESDAY, THE Eth DAY
OF FEBRUARY next.
JESSE COLEMAN, Pro;honOtary.
BIoomsburg. Dec IL, Is65,-5t.
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~ The new Methodist Episcopal Church,
in Sugarloaf Township, this County, will be
dedicated on the lst day of January, 1867.
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rTNHECLORY or MAN is STRENGTH gentle
man who suffered for years from Nervous and
Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions, aud Seminal
Weakness, the result OF youthful indiscretion aud
ending his days in hopeless misery, will,
for the sake of suffering man. send TO any aict-
ed, the simple means used by him, which effected
cure in few weeks after the failure Of numerous
medicines. Send directed envelope and stamp aud
IL viii cost yOu nothing Address,
EDGAR TR EMAIN. I3Sth n Cifv
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EL0AMSRIRG MARKET.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OVELY GIRLS AND FESTIVE BOYS, send an
IL addressed envelope and - cents,and will send
you valuable information Jbat will pleas you.
Address MARY MOORE, S3I broadway, n. Y.
MAY Ii. lS66-IV
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1r AUCTION AUcTIoNl At b. W.
Greasy & Co, IS Store, in Light Street, on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
Evenings, of this and neat week He will
offer all kinds of goods commonly found in
his store. Here viii be fine chance for bar
gains. Goods viii be sold cheap for cash.
Be sure and attend the sales.
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bsT The protracted meetings in this place
are still in progress, and a considerable num-
ber have confessed religion and been added
to the church roll There is, however, lots
of material left to work upon.
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p&T FRANK LESLIE for the month of Jan
uary is received. 1t is a splendid number,
surpasses all other numbers that we have
seen. This Magazine enjoys fine circula-
ton, and we have no doubt that it is liberal
ly (as it should be- supported Subscrip-
ton price, per annum, So. 80. Send and get
it, all who desire frst-class Magazine, one
unequalled in embellishments and fashion
plates of the first order, and in point of lit
erature few if any equals. Published by
FRANK LESLIE, New York.
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ES- We direct attention to the card of
Col j. OTTENKIRK, Proprietor of the ''FAh-
LON House. at Lock Haven, Pa, publish
ed elsewhere in our columns. The ''Fallon
House" is one of the most spacious and ele-
CANT edifces extant and has long been one
of the frst-class Hotels in Lock Haven
Col. OrTENKIRK has had large experience,
as Proprietor of the Madison House" in
Philadelphia, and is gentleman who knows
how to keep Hotel -
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nSA The stockholders Of the Lackawan-
ma and Bloomsbury Railroad Company will
hold their annual meeting in Scranton, on
the l4th of January 1867, for the ensuing
year. See notice in another column.
While other Railroad Companies have
Withdrawn one of their passenger trains, this
Company through its efficient Superintend-
ent, Mr.. FONDA, have continued to accom-
modate the travelling public by running two
passenger trains over their road, daily, both
north and south. For this public spirit the
Company are really entitled to credit, and we
hope their efforts have and viii continue to
be literally rewarded
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THE Mason Z Harnliu Cabinet Organs, ferty dif
ferent styles adapted 10 sacred secular for
$50 TO 5000 each. FIFTY-ONE GOLD SILVER
MEDALS, or other FIRST premiums, awarded them
Illustrated Ca alogues free, Address MASON &
HANLIN, BosToN, or MASON BaOTHERS, NEW
YoRK.
Jan. G. IsG6.-sep. 9. 'G5..ly-s.M.P.
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MACHINE AND REPAIR SHOP

THE undersigned would most respectfully an
nounce the pHbIc generally. that he is prepared
TO execute all kinds of MACHINERY, at JOSEPH
SHARPLESS' FOUNDRY in loomsburg, where he
can always be found ready do II kinds of repair
ing, including Threshing Machines and IN short, all
kinds of Farming Utensils ALSO, TURNING AND
FITTING UP OF CASTING AND NJ MACHINERY,
done shorI notice, in a good workmanlIke man
ner, upon the most reasonable terms.
Ills long experience in th business as foreman In
the shop of Lewis II. Maus Of this place, for over
nine years, him in saying That he can give
entire satisfaction TO ali who msy favor hlm with
theit work.
GEORGE HAssERT.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 81, 1856,
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

n
In the Orphdns Court of Colombia county,
Estate Of John Walter, Deceased.
Tho A,di,o, anno;nted by the Court, on exceptions
to the account OF EIida John Executor OF the Estate
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A Nj al his office. the er of Main and Mar
ket Streets in the town of Bloomsburg
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December Ig. 1856. ii.
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DGT DANIEL A. BECKLEY, bookseller and
stationer, at this place, has just received at
his store a large assortment of fancy candies,
notions, toy-books, pictures, albums, and in
short, little of everything commonly found
In stores of the kind, for the holidays, all of
which he win sell cheap for cash. Store on
the southwestcornerof Market Street. Give
him call
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pa- We notice that certain parties

nar We notice that certain parties at
Bellefonte are moving in the enterprise of
erecting paper mill at that place. We are
glad to see this spirit prevail The high
price of printing paper demands something
of the kind The starting of new mills may
have tendency to bring down the price of
paper. The old operators have become rich
and independent. Success to the enterprise.
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ly Extract sarsapa-illa Blood Puriner my --t-ses
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See most of the late standard works on Medicine
, 1866-03-08

There wos greater f1muets and increased activity
In the grain markets to-day but business generally
rnled dull. .-.
Tbe ProyIsion market, undet depressing news
nora Sew York, ruled fiat and stasuant, but there
was no particular pressure on the part OF holders 10
sc1l Mess Pork was held at {s6 90; but we note
eale OF 100 brls packed with domestic sa1t) at
xaa7s, Which 1. decline Of sc per barrel stree
Yesterday. Bulk Meata mere duh aud heavy, with
Icht sales Of Shoulders (tom dressed hossl at 1oe
foote EnglIsh M{ddles vert II moderate fequeas,
with sslea Of 600 bu1ts Cumberland M1ddles 1T
13xe. Lard IVES more firmly held, and We note sales
or IA ttefces prime steam Lsrd at173sR17Ac. In1s
secus to be tho f1nest part OF the pFoducf oi luz
hog at present. =, *, ,orer.
Dressed Hogs were dnlf and lshc q aa to"eA'
with sales at 111c Ill round.
rha FIonr market was quiet and unehanged, With
..,.s ~ an hrls at t9.o0tor Wisconsin Whte WIZ
.a.. q 7aGa7 80 for Spring Extras, anu f3.V4s6.W
W VI s.;,r sinners. Unsound Extras sold at s5.t5.
The stoef Of Sound Exttas II e1eeedangiy heo'.
.nh ne market Is almost bare Of well known trade
Mands. .ss,
.,a.- active al IN advance Of tE@1Ic on the clos
SJ sn1 mice os yesterday, No. 2 Spring was quiet
snd 1ea1Hr lorer. There IVES nothing done IN
Red winter. Tbs sales aggregate t5 o00 bu nj *t!a
01,sB Tor No. 1.-The upper priee ioz receipts N
the No.thseste1n-an s3GSse for No. Spring
closing with buyers Of No. At 81 snd sellers At
s1.a5A.
Com wss quiet and steady. with saes At Tic 'oE
No. ], md 16ea6,xc for No 2. White Cora On
.rck sold to the e1teut Of $40 bn at &C. For IN
ture 20 hear Of 900 bu No. tn store At 4se see.
frn,n Anril Is to May is and 10000 bu No. I Canal
a1oat at ~, ecIez AIst half Of May.
o,ts wers quiet but h1mc1. with eaaes Of no.
1t Moose. and 49c for No. in store.
Barley vas aul, with sslea os III sacks ~ ase Of
| track
l seeds were dulL with eales At @1oo9s1o 10
, 1866-03-08

pe,leds 10 appropriate from quarter 10
half million Of dollars for this purpose, and
TO levy It as ta1 on the real and personal
property Of the people. Second, the road, to
reimburse Itself for Eve years' services, will
have to double its existing rates Of freight
md passenger fare, or 90 into bankruptcy,
perhaps both. We do not believe that the
people of Illinois are prepared to meet either
OF these contingencies.
We demand and expect from Congress in
thIs matter equal and exact justice. There is
no Justice In ssngling out one road, out Of
dozen similarly situated, and worrying It
from year 10 year In this way. Such conduct
is unbecoming great Government. The Ill
nols Central Railroad has rendered vast ser
vices in the suppression Of the rebellion. II
has never iailcd to respond to the calls Of the
Government. To turn around, now
that the services hare been performed,
now that the occasion for those
services has ceased, and stab It's credit, and
paralyze Its resources, bT forcing 1t to stand
the bsunt Of lawsuit involving money enough
to drive 1t into insolvency, Is neither equitable
nor decent. During an existence Of some flf-
teen years, the Company has been enabled to
pay but ono dividend, in the aggregate ten
per cent on Its capital stock, and this, more
over, came out Of It's lands, and moi out Of its
earnings.
We believe that the people Of Illinois, who
arc most nearly affected By the proposed
legislation, will not thauk Congress for CON-
pe11ing them to pay three or four hundred
thousand dollars out Of the State Treasury,
and afterwards to make good the Losses Of
the company in increased iarce and frcishts.
This Is the wrong way TO cure existing erils
in the way Of high fclghts. Tloughtless
persons may deem the present good oppor-
tunity to take vengeance for high freight
charges, but nothing is more certain
than tlst the future business of the road
must make good its present losses, and II the
United States Congress shall do so unjust a
thing as to saddle the burden, which belongs
10 the shoulders Of the whole people, upon d
particular corporation, that corporation can
moi do otherwise thsn saddle it upon fts Gus
toners. We, as citizens Of Illinois, are not
ready TO assume our share of It.
, 1866-03-08

-these representatives are elected By only
about one tenth Of the Irish people.
Who arc they in this country that propose
n repeat this great crime? Who asks that
South Carolina shall have the representation
in Congress due 10 seven hundred thousand
people, while only two hundred thousand BE-
long 10 the privileged race whose adult msles
enjoy the right Of voting: The Copperhead
party Who. on the contrary, asks for South
Carolina that universal suffrage, The want Of
which has ruined Ireland: The Republican
party. Which Of these parties Is head, heart,
and soul with Ireland's oppressors! The
copperhcad party Whieh Of them adopts
the policy which If applied to Ireland would
have saved her from oppression: The Re.
publican party. Let us hear no more wa1n-
Jugs from Coppc1heads that wc learn the lesson
of ireland. We have studied 1t well, aud the
more We study It the more profound Is our
,aith In universal suffrage, and our determine
ton that it shall prevsil throughout this land
the detection Of johnson, the hypocrisy Of
Copperheads, and the obstinacy Of rebels to
the contrary Notwithstanding. And NOW in
turn wa warn the advocates OF aristocracy and
caste in this country to profit by the lesson Of
Zealand