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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

R6r The march of improvement is stead
lily going forward in this place A. NJ. RU-
PERT is building an extension to his already
large Tin and Stove Shop, on Main Street,
below Market
DR. JACOB SCHUYLER is erecting an ad-
dition to his hew brick house, on the corner
of Fifth and Centre Streets.
DR.. a. G. HOVER is putting in an entire
new glass front in his store room occupied
By Henry Giger, on Main Street. This i'm
provement win add much to the appearance
of the building, besides make the store room
more pleasant.
Mr.. PHlNEAs WELSH is building frame
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

B~ Our Catawissa friend, JOHN CORD
NER, favored us on Monday last, with eight
quarts of the largest, ripest and sweetest
strawberries we ever tasted in this town.
We have been in the habit of buying our
strawberries of parties in Bloomsbury, but
we must confess that Catawissa is ahead in
this article of fruit.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20


The new preparation, ''sarsapaulla in combina-
tion with Iodide of Lime, presents of the most
prompt Alternative agents. in form capable of
Ing full action upon the system, and this in minute
and pleasant do IL is conceded that the altera-
tive, resOlvent tome effects of Iodine
ed most decidedly wien associated with ether alter
atives, in combisaiion aud the Sarsaparilla seems
l o fulfill perfectly all the favorable acquisitions.
The first effect usually observed when
"sARsAPAR lila WITH IoDIDE OF LINE"
is taken is increase Of appetite showing that il
has tonic properties of marked character. Its al
teratrve effects are manifest in its ready conbina-
tion with the blood aud Tissues Pale Ecrofulous
women and chIldre improve rapidly under its use,
and the vital functions assume a healthy condition.
1t is admirably adapted to large number OF chron-
ic acute aft ctous peculiar children Ii is suit
ed them both by the IniIdness and efficiency of
medicinal effect and the pleasant attractive form of
the remedy. IL may be given for long period where
constitutional influences desired, and repug-
nance, or disincnat on to take the syrup, encouu-
tered. IN White s~e ilings. HIp-Joint Disease. and
Distortions of the Spine, should be- given persist
emily, in moderate doses, until relief is obtained
III tie Spring of the Year, and during tie
Warm Weather,
the accumulation of morbid matters in the system
seems 10 become manifest and very troublesome Las
situde Headache, Bols, Cosiiveness, Loss of appe-
common. Nothing ever devIsedis better adap pted to
extermnate drive offthese affections than this
combination of sARsAfARILLA WITH loDIO L
No preparation like it, which qPprOrimGtes ines an
AterdtjCe, or Blood Purifier,
has before been placed aoiH the reach of inuaI,ds
Indeed, is entirely and SCIENTIFIC combIna-
ton IN no respect resembling anything hthetto EN-
poyed.
The opinion of medical men concerning it the de
scriptiOn of its chemical character therapeutic vat
which can be had at the store of aLy and ali first
class Druggists.
70 Sold IA Bloomsbury, " wholesale and retail by
Eyer& Meyer, and all Druggists
June q, lSOC.-6m.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

ba- Our townsmen, ELISHA Fl. BIGGs,
JoHN LEAcocK, and others, are about max
ing a contract with parties for the paving
with flag stones, of the side walks In front of
their properties. Would that every owner
of property on Main Street would follow their
example.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

B~ Ourreaders, who address us by letter,
should be careful to notice, each week, our
"answers to correspondents. F"
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

D@ The Supervisor of Bloom township
is having the water-course down Market
Street widened and snugly paved with round
stone. A capital work and badly needed.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

s@ Read ]. K. Girton's advertisement
ana you win know where to go to buy goods
and groceries.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

n1- The Poor House Commissioners are
receiving proposals for farm for the MAIN
tenance and employment of the poor Of this
county.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

s@ We understand that the Town Hail.
IN this place, which viii soon be finished,
viii be dedicated toservice by holding Fair
and Festival, for the benefit of the German
Reformed Church.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

p@ See advertisement of Ellis Consen-
tratcd Fertilizer, sold by A. s. KEsTER- 1t
is sure to make large crop of Buckwheat,
if used according to directions.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

B@ We desire that all subscriptions to
the STAR OF THE NORTH be Immediately
settled. w. II. JACoBY.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

B9~ Our friends who are taking interest
in furnishing us with local news, viii please
accept our thanks.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

pG @. Preston, merchant, of Rohrs-
burg, is bound to keep time to the music,
and lead the trade See his advertisement.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

s9 DIR. Jacob Schuyler advertises Lum-
Der Yard in this issue.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20
Cancer Cured without the knife or Drawin
NEW Goal Y ARD.

The under signed respectfully informs the citizens
of bloomsbury and Columbia county that they kce p
the different numbers of stove coal and selected
lump coal for smiling purposes, on their wharf, ad
Joining McKeivY, Neal & Cos Furnace with good
pair Buffalo scales the wharfto weigh coal hay and
straw Likewise a horse and wagon, to deliver coal
to those who desire il. As we purchase large
OF coal, we iutend TO keep superior article
ard sell at the very lowest prices. Please call and
for your selves before purchasing elsewher
J. w. HENDEHSuOT
AUGUSTUS MASON.
THE undersigned will take in exchange for Coal
j and Groceries, the following named articles =
Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats Potatoes, Lard, BAN, Shoul
der, and side meat, Butter, Eggs, Hay, &c, at the
highest cash prices, al his Grocery store adjoining
tn ir coal yard. J. w. HE NDERSHOT.
Bloomsburg, April %, 1566,-ly.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20
0UBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

In Purs suance Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Columbia county, "a, on
SATURDAY, THE 3OTH OF JUNE. 1866
o'clock in the afte .Johu Gordner and Thos
Siackhouse, Executors of Thomas Stackhouse, late
of Pine township. said county, deceased, will
pose sale by public vendus the public House of
John Leggot, in lola, certain
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Pine township, Columbia county, adjoin-
isg lands q f Samuel STAG khtuse and George stack
house on The north. Abr aham Dung and Robert Rus
eel the east, Ezekiel Crossley and VIM. Widen
hammer the south, and the county line on the
west, tanning
3l7 ACRES AND $50 PER CHE,S,
strict measure, of which about hundred is
i'm proved land there is erected the prem ises
ore story and half Dwelling House, two Log Barns,
and apple orchard late the estate Of said deceas
ed, situate in the town ship Of Pine and county
aforesaid. JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
CONDITIONS OF SALE: Ten per cent of one
fourth Of the purchase money TO be paid By the pur-
chaser the 81 rking dow Of the property one
fourth of the purchase less ten per cent. to
be paid upon the confrmaonssf sale Nisi- The res
idue Of the purchase moa.y in one year from conhr
mation NisI with interest
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20
ID | f ID

In Bloomsbury, on Friday morning June
18th, 1866. HELEN, youngest child of John
G. & Maggie W. Freeze, aged years and
IA days
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

BG- By reference to our candidate column
it will be seen that the list is still increas-
ing.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

. p@- Hear what the local editor of the
Patriot and Union says of one of our young
Columbia County Democrats:
PERSONAL. are glad to notice upon
our streets Col. Wellington ii. Ent, Of Co
lumbia County Col Ent is one Of the
ablest young men in the State, and was one
of the most gallant soldiers of the late war.
He is warmly devoted to Democratic prInci-
pies, and enthusiastic in his support of our
distinguished nominee, Hiester Clymer.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20
FEMALE DISEASES

radically removed Sa' t Rbeum and every descrip-
ton of uIce rations Piles and scrofulous diseases
which have bafled all previous medical Skill can De
(yes CoHsUMPToN) can be cured by wearing my medl-
Gated Jacket, which protection To the lungs
against all changes of weather in all clImatess hav
ing vestigated for the cause aud character OF
ntermit:ents (fever aud ague) in all parts of the
United States-will permant ntly all chronic
acute cases of ague and nervous diseases IN a few
days.
Cancer Cured without the knife or Drawing
Blood.
Tape Worm. that dread TO the Human Family for
years, can lie removed with thee doses of
my newly discovered remedy warranted in all cases
Consultation i'll the English and German Languages
free of charge Will make visits any distance, if
desired May be addresse by letter (confidentaIy, J
and Medicine sent with proper directions to any
part OF the country.
OFFICE-No, 925 Filbert St. Phila.
April 4. lSG6--Iy
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

HU- What has become of that old life
long Democrat who used to stand in the
Republican Office and deal out, at retail and
wholesale rates, SANDER and abuse of the
Democratic party? He came quite handy
to the editor of that paper. Scarce an is
sue of his paper appeared that did not con-
tain some invaluable information for his
poor, deluded readers. He used to tell how
the ranks of the Democracy were breaking
and falling fast to pieces, and of how much
dissatisfaction existed in the party. Suppose
he fxsup lifelong Republican, or in other
and more appropriate words, lifelong Alb
olitionist, and tel his readers what sad havoc
the johnson men are making in his party,
how Andrew johnson is making them ''loy-
al, and what their chances are for electing
No Prefix Geary Governor of this State.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

BS- '' Had the election been held on the
poor house question:" we have repeatedly
heard remarked, ''two or three weeks ear
lier, half the townships or more would have
accepted the bill. I" How it came that large
number of petitions, numerously signed by
citizens of the different townships, were sent
to the Legislature, praying for the passage
of the very law they rejected at the polls,
we can't understand Some of the very
men that placed their names to the petitions
were the most ardent opposers of the bill
when it came before the people
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20

IA Make your business suit to come to
town on next Saturday, and you can see the
great street display of Howes' European
Circus gratis Our Office is up stairs, on
Main Street, has an entire glass front, with
opening doors-what magnificent opportu-
hity to pay the Printer and see the show. If,
after witnessing the exhibition on the streets,
you desire to pay fifty cents, and see the Cir
Gus, we have no objections, but really think
you had bettergive it to the poor Printer who
furnishes you with new paper every week.
~ Dr.. +. G. HARRIsoN, of this town,
has placed his colt, "Wild Warrior in
charge Of our friend jackson Ikeler, Of Mt
Pleasant township, for the purpose Of hay-
ing It used to the various services of man.
We understand that the Doctor has lately
been offered nine hundred and fifty dollars
for this blooded colt.
Mr. Keler's patience is wen adapted to the
breaking Of colts and we know him to have
much experiences In the business. Surely the
Doctor has made wise move in committing
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-20
PrOtOXide Of


By Physicians and lnvalids in all parts of the cou
try,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-27
THE 22D NEW YORK.

Many thousands of the people of New
York gathered together in the Copper Iusti
tute, on the evening Of the 22d, to express
their confidence in the President, aud their
approval OF his veto of the Freedmcn's Blu
reau bill. \ striking characteristic of this
gathering was the absence. from all prominent
participation, of the most notable of the par
ty political leaders 1t seems to have been
really an affair of the people. The resulu-
tons sustain the President most thoroughly
approving his veto, and his general policy !,
and they also approve the course Of Senator
Morgan and Representatives Raymond and
Darling, Of New York, Sin sustaining the
President"
Secretary Seward made speech that must
tel upon the VIII lie country as it is addressed
to the patriotism as we'll US the common sense
of the people, and is powerful appeal to
both, for support of the Executive. This
public endorsement Of Mr.. Johnson by his
distinguished aid, the Secretary of State
will operate strongly in political aud private
circles, and will establish the administration
upon foundation, in the minds and hearts
" Wv ~ cat hAISSSSy hO secure InuC the COM
b'ned efforts Of the opposition cannot shake
it, And if Mr.. johnson has abandoned the
Republican party, as some of its extra-loyal
members assert he has, then Mr.. Sewar I'd has
done the same thing; aud without the lead
OF the latter, that purity cannot live through.
another year.
Postmaster General Dennison, of Ohio. was
also present. and made a speech, 'recapitula-
ting the arguments used by the President IN
his veto message, which was advised and sup
ported by every member of the Cabinet."-
This explicit Statement made by one of its
members, will put to rest the many specula-
tons as to the want of unity in the Cabinet,
and the consequent probable changes to be
made in its construction.
These demonstrations, which are being
made in every section Of the loyal States,
will prove to the President that the people
have determined with him. that this Union
must and shall be preserved
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-27
IHE FREE PRESS.

Gone could not tel from the columns of
the Free Press, printed at Jefferson County.
i'll this State, TINT it was West Virginia al
FAIR at all. 1t ignores the name West Vir-
ginia;; Tie paper is simply printed at
Chariestowa, Jefferson county. The econ
sentative papers seem to he lying off, for
the good time coming when they can put
Virginia at the head OF their columns again"
We clip the above from the Wheeling In
FeHiye"cer. If that paper had taken the
trouble to read some of the admirable edito-
rails which appeared in the Free Press during
the last Fall, it would have been at no loss
to know where it stood that it was, in COM
naon with more than three fourths of the vot-
ers Of the, county, thoroughly ana earnestly
opposed to the annexation OF this county to
West Virginia.
The Spirit is publisher at Charlestown,
I'ry'mt", and will continue to be so Published
until the end of its existence, we hope
but If not, until its place of publication is
settled beyond all dispute. in the Western
concern.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-27
tFsStn5 tie ws q vg gssS b. l,s,..

Mr. Wade pteeeedsa in very iutemner.ts
lansgunge t0edSocate his ameudmsn, thS
Whole pnpose of its introduction beitfe 'ev; S
g gently Q effbis him g early 3F:Gtt his
o -t,1ed,np wrath ag'inss the President :By
lln pllcat!o on alstcst in 50 many VOLTS Re
spoke OF the t'Iesfdent'as no better than !
rebel and traitOr he OvershOt the mari
senslbiy by the violence aud passion of his
uRteraHces, and not only got no Sympathetic
response from his friends in the galleries
Opt on sitting down, ready to be. consratulat,
ca oy his radical brothers, no member of the
Senate advanced to do him honor. He
Sc med IN Tact, to have unfinished the radical
Datter;es sooner than designed, aud the ccld
s, t' given him-by his party associates
;nSS;eo mat, N their piPioa, he was doing
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-27
TIE PRESIDENTS SPEECH

We publish elsewhere the speech of Mr.
johnson made in Washington on the 22d,
and commend its perusal to our readers The
occasion of this speech being holyday one,
admitting ola different style of treating his
subject than formal State paper, the Presi-
dent took advantage of it to speak plainly of,
and to name plainly, the men who arc doing
their utmost to destroy the Union; and he
shows that his heart is right, and that his
courage is high, aud that he intends to carry
out his policy of reconstruction at all hazards.
or to lose his life in the effort These ma, Acd
men must stand out of the way of the Union
or heavy will be the hand laid upon them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-27
ouRSTATus.

The House bill for the transfer of Jefferson
and Berkeley to West Virginia has been de-
livered to the Senate, and referred to the
Judiciary committee, which reported it to
the Senate: with amendments. What these
amendments are we have been unable to
ascertain certainly, we hope that they provide
for reference Of the subject to the voters of
the too Counties; aud ifthis turns out to be
correct, and an election should be held, under
the laws of Virginia, as ofrigAt it should be,
We k"ow that this county can and will give
over thousand majority against the transfer.
But whether the Senate order this or not.
we feel satisfied, from the principles laid
down in the veto message, that the President
will not sanction this annexation against the
will of the people who inhabit the two
counties. Let us have the election-that is
all we ask; and that we think we have the
right to demand.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-27
Spite or9nNAroR. WADE.

This most violent Radical introduced, the
other day, into the Senate joint'fesolGtion,
to the effect that the President of the United
States shall not be againsehgible during the
term of his naturalsltfe for thatoifce; aati in
the event of the death of the President, the
Vice President shall not be againteiigible.-
AS this resolution Immediately followed the
veto, 1T Is evident that the Ohio Senator was
actuated by spite, and fear of the popularity
the veto and the message would give the
President with the honest and true hearted
masses of the people of all sections of the
Union
In the remarks which Mr.. Wade addressed
at the time of Offering his resolution we fud
no statesmanlike reasons assigned for his pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution. Hatred
OF the noble patriot of the White House
seems to have guided his tongue US it has
filed his heart. Listen to these words thdt
he uttered with that peculiar maurer that
proves his earnestness:
The present Chief Magistrate, for some months
alter he came into Office EXPRESSED the opinion Ina
treason WAS a crime 'Rad must be punished lie
stated this to all the delegations which visited him
But Rot one has been punished. Something ia
wrong. 'is that the way to make TREASON obi US?
lie has HUI IA high places many the mus, defiant
Froe's. Nfe has recognized a man a. Governor " ho
~asoren IN his ehrts to destroy the Union We
nave heard mnch about his plan. VIVA. /. ii2 20
OrinG these Rehel Sta'es into full communion
lie Mr. W. laid dOwa the rule ih.t Hu Y tone who
wanted these Nhiewnshcd traitors to V-unIp in and
deliberate with is better tsan n " hi ew ash,
i:aOr himself Ii JEDI; rs0H Davis were in III. same
place he would ask no mere less. He ultu,t-
ed to the traitors tEeAonr OF Congress in the nsf
lind said Ihey could be counted il The field ut here
CT the help OF IhtTr ser's, the Democratic rartv.
they lad all their own Wav II they had MOI c,,nI-
United 'Ee hluUder of Withdrawing they mpht I'm
voted down NIL supplies for the army aud The Den,-
uCrnilr Ary had even attempted 10 do il alter their
masters lett He intended TO Coll this amendment
up a. an early day. and have the sense Of Contrc-s
upon 1t. Let Them have the nerve and resofa ion
TO carry it through.
This language is not that ola Senator ORA
gentleman. 1t is IL coarse aud unnlanly at
tack upon the Executive for doing what Ire
deemed his duty, and will bring upon its att
thor, as it deserves, the. censure Of all high
toned men. 1t deserves more than censure :
and the people would sustain the President
it he caused the arrest and punishment Of the
vIndictlve and black hearted Senator from
Ohio. 1t is time that this sort of talk should
be stopped that the Senator nor any other
member Of either House, should be allowed
to Hing such gross insults upon the great
Head OF the government, who, from his posi-
ton, cannot call the offender 10 ,ycxsonai nc
countability
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-27
THE VETO.

President johnson deserves we'll of the
country. He has fulfilled the hopes of the
people, and they will and do sustain him.
Froca all parts of the Union the cry comes
up swell done, good and faithful servant"
and the glad shouts of the people are heard on
all sides-"the President stands by the con-
stitution aud we stand by hiu''
The message announcing the veto, which
we publish in this paper, is document OF
great power-assigning the objections to the
Freedmen's Bureau bill in manner, So
clear that all can understand them, ard so
forcible that none can withstand them. Our
people have reason to be thankful that thew
have an Executive who is neither to be led
away by the passion of the hour, nor to be
driven from his policy by the threats of the
great radical majority in Congress; who is
determined that this Union must and shall
be preserved, the constitution respected, and
those who are now attempting to destroy the
one and spurn the other, must be made to
get out Ofthewqy. God speed him in his
good work.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY:

g FIRE BUREAU."-Cougress is ba.ib5 its
Ffeedmen's Bureau, Educational Bureau and
other kinds OF Bureaus. would it not be ad-
visa6le for our citizens to follow the example
of that august body and organize Fire Bu-
reau. We think it of much tiiiore importance
Ito our community than either of the above
mentioned Bureaus, ard sbon1d be attended
to at once, and not put off until half the town
is burned up, in order to be admonished of
the necessity of the organization of a Fire
Company. We understand the engine we
nave here, cou1d, at trifing expense, be
made available and to answer our purpose
We would suggest that Our citizens hold
meeting and appoint, or elect, if our old Off
GERS wifi not act, men who will take this
matter in hand and see tot: thatwe have some
protection and preventative against fires
Let it be done at once. There's danger in ;
deIayw