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d. s o. RaiIroad 90,

n 0. 3 Q. Railroad 20.
". CLEYELAsD, o., January Is, 1866.
A dividend Of Five per cent free Of Government
tax will be paid by this Company at the usual
place, on and after February ist, next.
The transfer books will be closed from January
goth to February I'd. By order OF the Board Of
Directors. GEO. h h~UsSELLs
ienI5-ss2 Treasurer.
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ASthTna.

Vow declared purely a nervous complaint, Is per-
SsetlT rHeFedh naost violent attaeks with doses Of
as 70 As drops each half hear.- Relief and sleep
SfIT follow the SECOND or third dose.F
n. sold by al Wholesale aad Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
Holm L. HunneWeII. Proprietor,
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2: .. FULLER, CO: TIeEs. Agslt.
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD.


1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
N and after Monday, Sept. 18th, ls56, trains
, will loave Cleveland daily as follows Sundays
excspted):
500 A. M.LoHICAGO EXPRESS, stops at Bsrsa,
Grafton, Oberlin, Haksmsn, Norwaik, Nor
~roeville, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and f.
more and arrives at Toledo at I2.46 P. ~,
Chicago at llsOe ?. n, aud Detroit $50 FL.
2:40 P. M.-WESTERN HAIL-Stops az al sta
tions on Southern Division, snd arrives at
Toledo at 1880 P. Il, Chicago 5:45 A. NJ, and
Detroit at 1870 P. N.
400 p. M.-NOBTHERN MAIL-StoPs at sl sta
tions on Northern Division and arrives at
Sandusky az Gas P. ~.
1000 p. M.-hIGHT EXPRES5-Stops at Grafton
m Eorwalk, and Fremont, and arriTssi In Toledo
rl at ESQ A. NJ, chicago at 1880 \. H. and De-
troit at eco A. H..
Connections ars made at Monroevilis with the
Sandcsky, Mansfield & Newark Raiirosd; ct sandus-
ky with Dayton & Cincinnati Railroad; st Fremont
with the Fremont 4 Indiana Railroad md at To-
ledO with the Michigan Southern a Northern Ia
diana and Toledo 3 Wabash Railroads for Chidag0
Detroit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Lazy
cite, Cairs, Alton, 81. Louis and al points West,
Northwest snd Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at $40 A. y zoo P. H, and $40 ?. = From
At 9;Fg&. n. L. l. RUCkER,
Tt~@Tis-d aa~k . 1cf6 Gunarf,rsudorx
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NOTICES.

NJ
DARFNERSHIP NOTIOE.-The under
i signed hereby give notice that they have
formed = eO-partnership as Brokers in Petroleum
and its Products, said business to be carried on in
Cleveland, Ohio, and New York City, New York,
under the firm name Of Bartlett, Gill a Co.
raa JOSEPH BARTLETT,
JOHN G. GILL,
J. II. MANSFIELD.
Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. lst, 1866. j~anis:292
THERE will be a meeting of the Stock
III holders Of tho YermillioR Oh Company for the
election Of Directors, and such other business as
may Gene up, at the Office of II. GaTretson a o.,
Jas Water street, Cleveland. Ohio, on Friday eve
ming, Feb.I6th, 1866.
W. A. FISHER, Secretary.
Cleveland, Ohio. Jan. 10. 1868. I~anls:2si
DISSOLUTION.-The firm of Morley &
II Cary Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. H.. Morley is alone authorized to collect and
settle the debts Of the firm.
J. II. MORLEY,
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OOPARTNERSHIP.

.Hs
The undersigned will continue the FURNITURE
BUSINESS at the old stand Of WILLIAM HARr &
Co.. under the style Of HART, MALONE co.
r- Will BART,
EDWIN HART,
janlS:2s4 H. p. MALONE.
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.eaEHa v7 1866.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
BOUBLE.TRACK RArIROAD.


-
SHORTEST, QUICKEST & BESf ROUTE
Between theEaat ana West.
ON the arrival Of Passenger Trains
" from the West, at the Union Depot, Pitts.
burgh, THRcUGH TRAINS leave as follows;
DAY Express, 25oA NJ, Except sunday3
CINCINNATI EXPBESS, 800 A. NJ, Except
FAST MAIL, lI.co P NJ, Except sundsyJ
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS, 4o5P. N, Ersry
Day.
FAST LINE, Io.lo P. NJ, Except svndAy.)
Running through without change Of Cars to
HARRISBURG, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORE and NEW YORK, (via Allentown,) HouRs
IN ADv8ScE or OTHER LINES, eonnecting direct
Tor all New Englsnd Towns and Washington City.
This Is tbs only rOute by which Passengers,
leaving ST. Louis, Cairo and Quincy Saturday
morning. Chicago, JshersonviIla and Indianapo-
lis Saturday evening, RUN THROUGH DIRECT
to Eastern Cities, arriving
Il hours in Advance OF other Routes.
ELEGANT sTATE-RooM SLEEPING CARS
are attached to all niSht trains.
Baggsge Checked Through and Transferred
FreS.
IA Fare always as low as BY other Routes.
II. W. GwTENER. Con. Ticket Agt, Philad'a.
". II. LINE W. PRss. AR't Chicago.
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NOTICE
Robert Lamberton and G. W.. In the Court Of
GilHllian, partners doing Common Pleas OF
business as lVenango Co., Pa
Lamberton& Co., a. D.. No. ia,
vs.. Aug. Term, 1865.
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WARRANT TT IN EVERY CASE.

Letters reach US every day from persons In every
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has performed whilst our hest physi clans cbs~
SANITY urging MS 10 eHth the formula from which
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diet 10 eat hearty meal without fear of any trouble
from ID. " Z earnestly ask trial from every suf-
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@ six hottiesfor So .. 49, ..... -. . .t,f.
c. q. CLARK 4 CO.,
Propretors. New Haven, Conn.
LORD SMITH, General Western Agents, 20 Lake
street, Chicago, IN
TAYLOR, BLAKE & CO., Wholesale and retail
agents, Ottun,wa. Iowa.
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SHERRY WINE BITTERs.

Pharmar euticsl Prepar ration, by regularly edu-
csted Physician--is one Of the most pleasant and
valuable tonics Of the day. PEI sons recovering
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tisular ofthe year, are subject +" Jaundce,
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the sherry Wine Bitters a friend more TO be desir-
ed than gold. :, ....s..
fold BY Taylor, Blake 4 Co., ottumwa.
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Rsltef aad q Cure ,siU Speedily Jcltoae.

s--Tf your Drucpisf.ias rot got n have him send
fnr il for voc, Hud do not he pu' "f with aHy other
medicine. Sold ny rHggis's fentr..''F.
''. MORSE DAILY. proprieiers,
Z oct -. iS6:i- dwtim. .. Dubuque, Iowa.
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tR. SW AIMS BOURBON BIT
~ .gs:ssS.
A HkAL7HY rome, GhETLS S7YxgLAkf
ind
Unequaled Morning Appetizer,
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Old 3 NsJHDoN WHISKY.


TFP& rom tram mi. 7p'h FfOrers, Buds
a on. h"'Ns q me H'ghest Medicinal W.
inest h't'Ts nave received the endorsement of
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,ot: '' LOSE ., Apprhte Nervous fre.-
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ter, H., w. -, - ., '" grew exposure me bi.-
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-, -, Us ~ t''e most suecefsiui and
Pt''e" rug S'ci"0s recommend
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,, nj,
rssohd.-ihe highest medic al authority 81 ths
A''"' nave gwen their nnquai' approvaito
''. SWANS RDIrpppN ITppo
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ERIE RAILWAY. -
GrcaI ssroad. Guaee Borsle Track
Aud Telegraph sOnte.
To Ne1c Y0rh, Boston, Phitddelphio, Baltimore,
Hdrrisburg, and all Eastern cities, carrying the
GREAT THROUGH q. S. MANS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DUNxIEK or BuFFALo o. the
arrival of trains from the West, via the LAKE SHeRB
RAILROAD, also from SALAMANCA arrival Of trains
teri, RaiI,coy from Cleveland o., giving Passe ngers
the advantage, from Dunkirk BuGa 10, from
Cleveland, o., Of a Si9 Foot Gduge. combining EASE
and COMFORT without change, in Vide, ROoDty, Pat
cars, direct to NEW YoRK. A perfection attain
ed by other route. 49,
FOR FREIGHT
between all points EAST and WEST. our facilities
unrvailed. Forming close and rel able connections
at DuNKiRX and BUFFALO with Western roads, and at
SALAMANCA with the
Broad Gudge Atln.tic and Great Western
koI,ody. co
y which route there is no transfer between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
lie ave New York daily for all points 10 the West,
King as Quick time and at as Low RATES as by any
other route. For Freight Passa se inquire at
the prinr ipal Offices in the West and at
"a Clark Street, Chicago.
240 Broadway, New York, - p r
.f ~a % Southst., +. r., New York.
ss 10 State Street, Boston.
b. w. bt GsHT fFR'Ass. 'HA'' N's Gsarsups>
W. Il. BARR, q. S. SPENCER,
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BORSL'S ETPECTNfINT
TsrE vr,peAv AVE- EvsGa.

Diseases or those organs are 50 prevalent and dan
grreus that ell able elmo Is rSsary sar t
guard in every community. In such Remedy for
fl ny e, the absolute absr', at daugrr from dc
cid ntal overGusrs, freedom f:Uu puisuns. and the
adaptation to patients OF every HGe ahd condition.
Of Their sex, j. Indispensable. These qua are
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Is IL adapted 10 the cure OF all diseases
for which il is recommend d. tia its entire influence
Is brought to bear stalnsi .hcm, and SO perfectly
assists nature in its efforts 10 rid the system Of dis
ease, that the m"st delicate constitution use IT
" lin perfect safety and u nXcd certainty that
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THROUGH TICKETS
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
4 = RIVER RAILROAD


:" -(HdNUE UF TINE. =
On and AFTER Monday Jan. list, 1866, and until fur
Their notice. Trains will leave and arrive follows
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ALIENS
LUN G B Al S A NJ,
- The G,eut Remedy for the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION,
And all Diseases Of the Lungs.
And all Diseases Of the Lungs.

The Results Of its use s proof OF ts great value.
The extraordinary healing properties OF this rene
y are experience ed by all those who have tried H.
Their .estimony will be found in pamphlet, which
can be had Of the agents where the medicine Is Tor
sale.
Cough. and Colds however distressing, are brok-
On cp in an incredibly shoit time, by causing
pscifc influence the Lunrs, SO that the matter
nd phegm are easily expectorated.
Read the following Extracts from fe W ofthe L ct
tiers we are Tally receiving. We have nothing but
praiss from those who rel and use il.
Messrs. Raymond Co., Louisville, KY, well
known m inc dealers write that tn cir sales
Of Aliens Lung Balsam good that they pre-
scribe IL freely with the best OF results In almost
every case ''In the majority Of the affections of
she Lungs ii Is the best remedy we have ever EN-
ployed"
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

R@- We see notice in the Harrisburg
Patriot and Union, that an informal meet
ing of the ''boys in blue, y from every county
of the State, favorable to the election of
HESTER CLYMEE, viii be held in Harris
burg, on Thursday the 2sth inst. At this
meeting arrangements will be made for the
holding of regular CLYMER Soldiers Con-
vention, at such time and place as may seem
most suitable. A good turn-outisanticipated
We would suggest the sending of couple
of Delegates from this county We have
a good representation of Soldiers in this
county and CLYMER men at that. Let our
Colonels, Captains, Lieutenants and Ser
geants, take the initiative steps IN this
matter, and send representatives to the IN
formal meeting on the 2Sth. The holding
of Soldiers Convention is good idea and
should be carried out 1t is to counteract
the Pittsburg concern held by the Gearyites.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

THE Senior editor of this paper offers for
sale an ''order" given by Grovesteen & Co,
of New York, to the amount of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS, to be applied as part pay
ment on one of their three hundred dollar
PIANO FoRTEs, which we will dispose of
upon the most reasonable conditions. This
firm has the reputation of making the best
instruments in this country Their instru-
ments received premiums at the World s
Fair held in England, the United States
Fair at Chicago, and the Great Exhibition
in New York, few years since. They sell
at prices ranging from $500 to $500. Any
person wishing to purchase frst-class Pi-
ano, the most improved and beautiful, viii
do well to purchase our 'order'' on GROVE
sTEEN & Co., New York
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Fairs and Festivals.

The Ladies Fair and Festival, lately held
at the Hartman Building, for the benefit OF
the Presbyterian Church, was literally pa
tronized Undoubtedly the Presbyterians
were deserving of this generosity, as they
have not, for long time, resorted to this
mode of receiving money for the support of
the church. Of late these church Fairs and
Festivals have become raging epidemic In
our land, keeping church members, both
old and young, almost constantly employed,
notin the christ-like work of redeeming fallen
man, but inmanufactoring material for these
toy-shops, which go to grace the churches
and members with external giftsand baubles.
Wehope the pastors of the different churches
of this place, will attend to this business,
and not let these church Fairs and Festivals
become one of these offensive subjects of
intemperance.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

b9~ 1T is by no means pleasant duty
for the editor of the Republican, down town,
to give up the Office of Revenue Assessor. =
That's what's the matter 1t is no difficult
task for him to abuse ANDREW JOHNSON, for
he never liked him any too WELL In the first
place, Mr.. JoHNsoN's S past political record
is too Democratic for the Republicans to ap-
plaud and in the next place, his leniency
towards southern gentlemen is something
they cannot sanction. He has mind of
his own, and does not allow corrupt men to
do his thinking which is more than could be
said of his predecessor, who allowed himself
to be handled and shaped as the potterwould
his clay This is what troubles the Black
Abolitionists at this time They cannot use
the President to destroy the Government,
the job they undertook while his predecessor
lived, but must support his policy, other
wise off goes their heads g To oppose the
President is treason, and that, too worries
theml
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Nj A r II LIE ID

At the Presbyterian Church, in Blooms
burg, on Wednesday, the 9Th inst, by Rev.
d. j. Waller, Mr. f. E. Barber, of Towan-
da, Bradford County, to Miss II. Amelia
Robson, of the former place. No cards
In Berwick, on the 24th of May, 1866, by
Rev A r. Hottenstein, Mr.. John W. Mil
Ter, to Miss Julia A. Hagenbuch, both of
Centre township, Columbia County.
At Orangeville, by Rev Nathaniel Spear,
Mr. Moses McHenry to Miss Elizabeth Me
Henry, both of Fishingcreek.
At the house of D. A. Beckley, on the
7th inst, by Rev. r. T.. Wilson, Mr.. VIM.
II. Hunter and Miss Kate IL. Beckley, all
of this place.
In Bloomsbury, on the 18th ult., by Rev.
J. r. Dimm, Mr.. John Pugh and Miss
Dana Scott, both of Light Street, Columbia
County.
On the I'd inst, by the same, Mr.. Chas:
Muffley and Miss Catharine Brumstetler,
both of Light Street, this county.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

EF35- Gold is quoted at 10. This is not
now the result of inflated currency Govern
ment is retrenching the circulation, and in
proportion gold and the currency should ap-
proximate, but they do not why? It's ac-
counted for in the fall of government securi-
ties in Europe 1t is said that $4,000, 600
of fve-twenties viii be returned to this coun-
try from Germany this month. This viii be
feltin the nominal rise in the price of gold,
while the bonds viii remain pretty much as
now quoted, thus throwing the apparent de-
probation upon the currency. While the
government was in the full tide of greenback
printing, government bonds kept pace with
gold, and paper deprecated When gov
ernment ceased and promised retrenchment,
then gold fell and the circulating medium
rose. Now, if the current continues, there
win beawidermargin between gold and bonds,
and still wider one between gold and the
currency.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

E9SINGULAR SUICIDE Monday last,
near Light Street, Mr.. George L. johnson,
man well known in this county, committed
suicide by shooting himself with a pistol
The facts given us, by friend from the
place where it happened, are as follows: 1t
appears that he had considerable money
stolen from him at different times and places,
which caused him much trouble, and at times
he seemed to suffer from arrangement of
the intellect, and on last Monday his wife
noticed, in his conduct, symptoms of insan-
ity. He told his wife that he had found a
nice pistol, and they went together up stairs
to find it, but failed, and both came down
stairs again After going up stairs the third
time to look for the pistol he produced it
and said, 1t is loaded" his wife insisting
that he should discharge it out of the win
dow, or, let her. He refused to comply with
her request, but said he would go down and
let one of the boys shoot it off While going
down the steps he pointed the pistol to his
ast-fred-killing himself instantly.
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ANSWERS 70 coRREsPoNpENrs

J. Q. w.-Yours of the l4th inst, was re-
'ceiyed, and is satisfactory, but the original
letter could not be found. We suppose it
vas destroyed with some refuse paper at the
time we moved our office.
ORANGEvILLE DEMOCRAT desire
your real name before publishing your COM
munication- Notwith the intent of publish
ing it in connection with your letter, but to
secure Us from fraud or imposition. Your
statements, if correct, are worthy of some
attention.
HENRIE, of Plymouth. You are an entire
date you with our paper, but surely you
ought to remit the money In advance.
GEoRGE S.-We are taught that the
clouds fly from about quarter of a mile to
amile high.
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DR.. w. H. WHITM0R,

rTAS Sbeeu in successful practice for number OF
II wears with the experience of the different hos
pitals in Europe also a member of the Anay' icai
Medical Institute of New York, continues TO attend
all professional cases at MS once NO $40 Fioei'
Street, Philadelphia,
@ No patent Medicines are used or recommended
the remedies admi stored those which VIII not
break Gown the constitution but renoyate the sys-
TEN from all injuries il has sustained from mineral
medicines and leave the system in healthy and
perfectly cured condition,
3. DYSPEPSIA. that distressing disease and feIl
destroyer of health and happiness hnde rnihlhg tne
tituti and yearly carving thousands TO un'
timely graves. most emphaIically be cured.
4, Melancholy, liberation. that state OF Alma
ton and weakness of the mind which renders per-
incapable of enjoying the peasuresor perform
ing the duties of life, t.:
ia or acute. warranted curable.
g. EPILEPSY. or falling sickness, all chronic OF
eiIIhhnrn 90. of
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SHEgsEFEHs SALES,

f1Y virtue Of sundry writs of VsHd;ttoni Erponas
y and Fieri Fdeies to directed issued of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Columbia County. Will
be exposed To- public sale, at the Court House. in
HoOmsb burg, Tuesday, the Both day of June, IStG
at O'Clock. in The afternoon the following descrIb-
ed zeal estate. to wit
certain tract of land, situate in Sugarloaf town
shin Columbia County. containing SEVENTY SIX
ACRES more or less, bounded on the south by lands
of Joshua Hess. the west by lands of David Koch
on the north by lands Of Jeremiah Hess, aud ON
erected an old log barn with the appurtenance-,
Seized taken in execution aud to be sold as the
prop of James Sickle in the hands Of his admin
isTatrIx Jane Sickies.
certain farm and tract ofland situate in Catawis-
twp Columbia county, bounded on the sou;h by
lands of Samuel Milard and other lands Of ]. p.
Fincner, on the west by fand of Solomon Hcwig. on
the North by land Of Benjamin Beiber and others
and on the east by land Of Tcnch Coxe's heirs
tanning EIGHTY NINE AIRES. and hundred
and twenty nine perches, whereon is erected log
barn absut sixty acres of which is improved Ian d.
ALSO
One other farm and of land SIT Iate partly in
Cata wissa aud parity in Franklin twps., Columbia
county, bounded on the east lay land Of John SEQ
and on the east bv land of John Scott aHd land OF
Mary Ileacock, the west by land Of Mary 1eacock
and land Of Hiram ]. Reader aud on the North by 4
public road and land Of Hiram ]. Reader aiming
perches whereon i erected story brick dwell
ing house a log barn apple and peach orchard
and ali improved land.
One other lot OF land situate partly in Cataviss 81.
and partly in franklin twps Columbia county, bound
I'd on the South by land of John Richards, on the
West ami North by land OF Mary Heacock. and on
the East by land Of John Scott. containing FIFTEEN
ACRES, all improved land but without buildings,
with the appurenauces.
Seized. taken in execution and to be sold as the
properly of jeremiah r Fincher aud Abel Thomas.
May 30. 1866
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

p@ A. Hartman's Grocery Store is per-
fectly alive with everything in the grocery
line that is FRESH, CHOICE and ATTRACT
I'VE Examine his goods and you viii find
that they cannot be surpassed for STYLE,
VARIETY and Lo,cness of price.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20
sARsApARIILA sTrrn Iop1pE OF L1ME.-

SARsAPARILLA WITH IoDIDE OF LIME
There is no intelligent physician in the coun-
try who win not approve of this medicinal
combination. Itassociates some of the most
valuable agents known to modern science,
and is worthy theattention of invalids wher-
ever it can be procured. 1t is advertised in
our paper to-day.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

BE Our readers viii save themselves a
great deal of money, in the course of year,
if they viii be careful to patronize the busi-
ness men who advertise We speak from
experience in this town, and our friends will
find it SO in the end. There are tricksters
in every kind of business who deceive for
awhile. Read our advertisements and you
viii know where to go.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

~ The Stockholders of the Blooms
burg Literary Institute met ON last Satur-
day, in the Grand Jury Room, and after
transacting some business, with considerable
discussion, they adjourned, to meet at the
same place on next Friday, at l o'clock p.
NJ. The question of location Is not yet de-
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

R@ A span of fine brown horses belong
ing to Jacob Arwine took fright while tied
to post in this place, and broke loose and
runaway, demolishing several panels ofSam-
uel Mellick' yard fence, breaking the wagon
and so severelyinjuring one of the horses that
It Is not expected to recover.