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Tuesday. September 4, &c.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Officers
present yesterday, and \. Seitel, Sheriff.
Reports of inquest by \. J. Miner, Coroner, and
O.P. Lacy, J. p, were received and expenses
ordered paid.
Changes were wade in roads leading up either
side OF Mill Greek, near the residences of T. P.
Page aud Charles Russell.
Viewers were appointed to report upon the
following roads:
Road from Oregon line lat foot of mountains,
to i1tersect the Walla Walla and Lewiston road
Viewers, Jacob Kibler, C. Mayer, and T. p Page
Road from Walla Walla (via. Waits Mill,) to
BIackfoot Ferry on Snake River Viewers, \.
Cox, A G.. Lloyd and W. +. Bruce
Road from Waits Mill to Whetstone's farm,
Viewers, Joseph Starr, A. 7. Lloyd. and David
Fudge.
Officers present as on yesterday.
Road from n W Corner of J. F. Abbott's
farm, leading essterly to Oregon line was loca-
ted, and Road Supervisor ordered to open the
same forty feet wide) by the 25th day of De>'
cember. next.
Bills against the County amounting to ST.
375 5s were allowed and ordered paid.
Board examined and destroyed all redeemed
scrip to date.
THURSDAY, September C, &C.
Officers present as on yesterday.
License of Cronly & Silcott, for keeping ferry
CT Snake river-ixed at $50 90.
The following narled persons were selected to
serve as Grand and Petit Jurymen at the October
term Of the District Court, to wit;
GRAND JURY.
D. W. Bean, j. G. Thompson,
wv McGhee George Recer
IN Lar1b VIM McCool
Day Brechtel
Hiram Ogden VIM Kohlhauf
Boyer Kinney
W S Gillian a Zerng
Ii NJ Hodgis Ut Wiseman.
PETIT JURY. q
HI Cady Geo W Roberts
w Bruce John Mcclure
J Schnebley rs Neeley :,
l P Berry Geo Coutonuverie
. : Abbott DIX Pierce
Joseph Psc1 " Barnes
James W Atchisou \ Aldrich
John Sheets L Eennbree
Hiram Nelson is DewGr
John Bryant D R Whitaker
James Ellis S Carpenter
Charles White BF Stone.
Bills against the County amounting to 1924
allowed, and Auditor directed to issue orders 70
the same.
Ordered that special session of the Board b
held on Friday, Oct 5, 1866, and that the And
Itor give legal notice thereof.
Tn motion Board adjourned
J. H. BLEEErr, D.M. JESSE,
Clerk. Chairman.
, 1866-09-14
NEWELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup

Is really the VERY BEST remedy ever compounded
fer the cure Of Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma
MhOoping Cough Bronchitis and Consumption. Thou.
sands Of people in California and Oregon have been
already benefited by the surprising curative powers
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07
FEMALE DISEASES

radically removed sat Rheum and every descrip
tion of alterations Piles aud scrofnlous diseases
which have bafled all previous medical skill can be
cured hy my treatment and do say all diseases,
ives CoSsUMTTIoS) can be cured by wearing my Medi
Gated jacket, which protection tn the lungs
against all changes Of weather in all climates hay
ing investigated for year. the cause and character
intermit:euts (cver and ague) in all parts Of the
United States will cure peTman, ntly all chronic
acute cases of ague and nervous diseases IN few
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Cancer Cured without the knife or Drawing
Rl0Od

Tape Worm, that dread TO the Human Family for
years. can he removed with two thIee doses Of
my newly discovered remedy. warranted in all cases
consultation in the English and German Languages
free uf charge. Will make visits any distance, if
desired. May be addresse by letter (condeniIally)
and Medicine sent with proper directions to Gny
part of the country.
UFFICE-No, 925 Filbert ST. Phia.
April 4. lS56--Iy.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07

To PICKLE RED DCABBAGE.-Take firm,
fresh cabbage, remove the whole of the out
er leaves, keeping the ball entire Cut it In
to four quarter, and, subsequently into strips,
and place them on hair sive or clean, dry
cloth, and sprinkle with salt. Let them re-
main for three days to allow the brine to
drain off, After they are thoroughly drain
ed, put them into clean JAR Take as
much vinegar as will cover them, and let it
simmer over slow fire, with alspice, whole
black pepper, coarse brown ginger, and a
little pimento. When the vinegar is sufi-
ciently favored letit cool and pour it over
the cabbage In the jar, which must be stop
ped down for use, ndkept for three months
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07

How TO Dress PoULTRY.-To do this
Wendell $ Poultry Guide gives us this advice
''Take knife and sever the artery or jugu-
lar vein, in the neck, or take an axe and cut
the head off, let it bleed SO as to draw all the
fever from the fowl incase it have any. Dip
the body in boiling water, then pick quick,
when through douse the fowl in hot water
again, then throwit into tub of cold water,
let it remain three or four minutes, this viii
make it swell out plump, and will keep twen-
ty-four hours longer than if twas not thrown
In the cold water
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DIR. w. H. WHITMOR,

HAS been in successful practice for number OF
years, ith the experience Of the different hos
pitals in Europe, also member of the Analytical
Medical Institute of New York, continues TO attend
all professional at his office No. 925 FIlbert
Street, Philadelphia,
9. No patent Medicines used or recommended:
the remedies administered are those which will not
break Gown the constitution, but reRovate the sys
from all injuries il has sustained from mineral
medicines and leave the system in healthy and
perfectly cured condition,
,. DYSPEPSIA. that distressing disease and fell
destroyer Of health and happiness. snde rninng the
iiiIti and yearly carving thousands 10
timely graves. most emphIi ically be cured.
4, Melancholy, Alteration. that state OF Alma
tiOu and weakness of the mind which renders per-
incapable of enjoying the pleasures perform
ing the duties OF life
5. RUEUm ATISN.i in any form condition chron-
in or acute. warranted curable.
g. EPILEPSY, or falling sickness, all chronic
Stu tr rtz of
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEU ING MACHINES.
EFnpivc Shuttle Machine !
SALESROOMS, SIG Broadway, N. Y,
80 Washington It eet, Boston.
92l Chez nut Street, Philadelphia,
PATENTED FEE IL ISGO.

SALESROOMS SIC Broadway, N. Y,
2JD W Washington It eet, Boston.
y2I Chez nut Street. Philadelphia,
PATENTED FEB. H. l5GO.
THIS MACHINE is constructed entirely new
Il principles of mechansm possessing many rare
and valuable. impr, yements. having been examined
be
Simplicity and PrJection ComJncd
It has a straight needle, perpendicular action.
makes the LOCK or SHL TILE STITCH, which will
neither RIP RAVEL, and is alike on both sides
performs perfect sewing on every description #
material from Leather the finest Nansook muslin,
with cotton linen, silk thread from the coarscst
to the finest number. Having neither CAM or COG
WHEEL, and the least possible friction, 1t runs
smooth glass and is
EmphaticaUy a NoiseIeSS Machine.
Il requires FIFTY PER CENT less power 10 drive
il Than any other machine in the market. girl
twelve years OF age work IL steadily. without
fatigue injury TO health
Its Strength and wonderful Simplicity OfConstruc-
ion renders IL almost impossible 10 get Of order,
and is GUARANTEED by the company to give en-
tire sati sfaCtiOn.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire 20
supply themselves with Superior article, 10 come
and examine this UNRIVALLED MACHINE.
Cne half hours nstruciion is sufficient to enable
any person work this machine TO their entire sat
isfactIOn.
gents wanted for all towns in the United States,
where agencies not already established. Also,
for Cuba. Mexico, Central and South America, TO
whom a liberal discount will be given.
Umpire SEWING MACHINE MEG CO.
$50 Broadway, y. Y,
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07

YIELD OF BUTTER.-A correspondent Of
the Country GeaAenaan, from ST. HiIaire,
e. T., says he has for sixteen years kept a
register Of the quantities Of milk given by
each COW daily and Of the number of quarts
neccessary to make a pound of butter He
hnds the greatest yield of butter to bein the
winter when the cows have meal and roots,
and the least when the cows have been turn
cd to grass In the spring, soon after caIrine.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07

A CHEAP WEATHER GUIDE. Tlrf
and Field says two drachms camphor, half
drachm of pure saltpetre, half drachm of
muriate Of ammonia, and two ounces of
proof spirits in glass tube or narrow vial,
win make very good weather guide. In
dry weather the solution viii remain clear.
On the approach of change minute stars viii
rise up in the liquid while stormy weather
viii be indicated BY a very disturbed condi-
tion Of the chemical combination.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07
EsPY HOTEL,
Espy, Columbia Go. PA.

The undersigned having become sole proprietor of
Il this well known and conveniently located stand,
respectfully informs his friends. and the public in
general that he has put his house in complete order
for the accommodation Of bOardeTs and for rece
ton and entertainment Of travellers who may feel
disposed favor IL with their custom. No expense
has been spared in preparing this Hotel for the
taiumenl OF guests ana nothing shall be wanting
his part. to Rinister TO their personal comfort The
location. well as the building. is good one, and
all together is amply arranged TO please the public
ISRAEL MUMEY.
Espy. April IL, IS66-tf.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07

REcEIpT FOR SAUSAGE MEAT-A cor
respondent of the Country Gentleman gives
this receipt ''The following practice have
observed for the last twenty-five years, and
can confidently recommend it. 1t is i'm
portant, in the first place not to allow your
meat to lay in bulk after it is separated from
the body of the hog, but keep it spread out
until you are readyte cut it fine. If it lays
some time in bulk, your sausage will soon
become strong. This plan prevents it
When you are ready, cut it in small pieces
for grinding through cutter, and weigh,
in order for seasoning. Then for every 40
pounds Of meat take 13 ounces of salt, 4
ounces of best black pepper, and 2 ounces
of sage, all of which mix together. Then
mix this with your meat. Afterwards put
it through your sausage grinder, and you
viii find, if you area judge of goodsausage,
an article in that line. that is frst-rate y
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07
GROVESTEEN & EO.,
Piano-Forte Manufacturers,
400 Broadway. New York.

THE ATTENTION of the public and the trade is
Il invited to our NEW SCALE, SEVEN OCTAVE,
ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR1ES which for volume
and purity Of tone unrivaIed by any hitherto of
fored in tins market They contain all the modern
improvements, French grand action, harp pedal iron
frame, overs strung bass, etc. aud each iustrumeHt
being made under the personal supervision of Mr..
J. H. GKovEsTEES, who has praetieal experience of
thirty years in their manu- facture, fatty war
Iauted in every particular.
THE ~GROYESTEE-N PL4N0- FORTE"
RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARD MERIT AT TIE cELE-
BRATED WORLDS FAIR
Where were exhibited instruments from the best
makers of London. Paris, Germany. philadelphia,
Baltimore, Boston and New York and also at the
American Institute for hve successive years the
GoLD and SILVER MEDALS from both of which can be
seen ware-room5.
By the Introduction of improvements make a
still perfect Piano forte, aud by manufactu
largely, with sttctly cash system, enabled to
offer the instruments at price which will preclude
all competition.
fiT st class Piano fOrte,
TERMS.-Net Cash in current funds.
Descriptive circulars free.
July ~, le66.-ly.-H. &c p.
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AGRICULTURAL.
From the Germantown Telegraph.
EI,0NOMY FOR FARMERS.

ECONOMY FOR FARMERS.
No man can attain riches IN either land or
money without the necessary implements
to work WITH A frugal wife isthe first and
Indispensable point, and after that an adap-
ton IN all his Preparations to his means, and
the object to be accomplished.
1t is an excellent maxim, in agricultural
as well as other pursuits, to aim high. IF
the object pursued is but little above your
own level, you gain but little oridh for the
exertion required to reach it
For the farmer who gets his living from
his land and pays his rent or increases his
income, there is no one word in the whole
dictionary of such mighty force and meaning
as economy
take it for granted that the man who
takes wife whom he has vowed to protect
and cherish, has long ago made up his mind
and established his habits in relation to in
dustry and temperance, two essential virtues,
he may think, too, that he has done so with.
respect to economy, but this is lesson not
to- be learned In a day, especially those who
have been accustomed to the fulness of
parents house, whose circumstances enable
him, after years of toll, to sit down and en-
Joy the fruits of life.
IF young beginner viii start where his
father left off, he must remember that his
fathers purse is necessary, and without 1t
he only marks out for himself hard row to
hoe, which it is ten to one he ever sees the end
Of
A judicious choice of tools and stock and
the exercise of a sound discretion in deter
minating upon the crops best adapted to the
markets near him, win give full play for
ingenuity and shrewdness, and Twill venture
that there need be no complaint that in the
farmers calling there is no room for the ex-
ercise and development of the mind.
/ have also frequently noticed, when oc-
casions have called it forth, that great reli-
ance may be placed in the intuitive sound
judgement of help-mates whose very life is
wrapt up in husbands prosperity.
l may be charged with being somewhat Of
croaker, but these reflections have grown
out of the fact that Itoo frequently see young
men start in life too much as if their for
tunes were made, rather than if they were
yet to make.
Too much of our economy nowadays is
like keeping the finger on spile, but leav-
ing the bunghole open.
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PREsERvINo PorAToEs.-A8corre

PRESERVING POTATOES. Scorrespon-
dent of the Scientific American says that he
has tried the following method of keeping
potatoes for years with complete success,
though In some instances the tubers were
diseased when taken out of the ground !:
NDust over the floor of the bin with lime, and
put in about six or seven inches deep of pc
tatoes, and dust with lime asbefore. Putin
SIX or seven inches of potatoes and lime
again repeat the operation till all arc stored
away. One bushel of lime viii do for forty
bushels of potatoes, though moro viii not
hurt them, the lime rather improving the
favor than otherwise. -
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07

The new preparation, ''sarsaparilla in combina-
ton with todide of Lime presents Of the most
prompt Alternative agents in form capable Of exert
ing full action upon the system, and this in minute
tive resovent or tome effects Of Iodine. exert
ed most decidedly associ7tcd with ether alter.
atiyes in combination; aud the sarsaparilla seems
TO fulfill perfectly all the favorable reguisiiiOns.
The first effect usually observed when
''SARsAPARILLA WITH IoDIDE OF LINE"
is taken, is increase OF appetite showing that il
has tonic properties of marked character It's al
teratrve effects are manifest in its ready combina-
iion with the blood and tissues Pale. scrofulous
women and children improve rapidly under its use
and the vital functions assume n healthy condition
II is admirably adapted a large number of ohron-
ic acute afC ctions peculiar children suIt-
ed them both BY the miIdness a nd efficiency az
medicinal effect and the pleasant, attractive form OF
the remedy IL may be given for long periodNyhere
constitutional influences are desired, and no repug-
nance, or disineiinaton to take the syrup eucoun-
tered In White swe iIings. Hip Joint Disease, and
Distortions OF the Spine should be given persist
entity, in moderate doses, until relief Is obtained
III the Sprtag Of tie Year, and duriaq the
Warm Weather,
the accumulation of morbid matters in the system
seems become manifest and very troublesome Las
situde, Headache, Boils Cosiiveness, Loss Of Appe
ute, Pans in the Joints, Indigestion etc are very
common. Nothing ever devised is better ada3ted To
exterminate drive ofthese affections than this new
OF LIME.
No preparation iEe 'odeh aPprorimafes to ig as an
ALerdtice or Blood Purifier,
has erer before been placed hin the reach Of iHral,ds
Indeed it is entirely NEW and SCIENTIFIC combna.
uon' IN no respect resembling anything hitherto
pIoyed.
The opinion of medical men concerning it, the de.
scrpton of its chemical character. therapeutic val
which be had at the store of any and all first.
class Druggists
10 sold IN Bloomsbury, wholesale and retail by
Eyer e Meyer, and all Druggists
June g, lstt.-6m.
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NEW CoAL YAKD.

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
of bloomsbury and Columbia county that they keep
III the different numbers of stove coal and selected
lump coal for mlhing purposes, on their wharf ad-
joining McKelvY, Neal & Cos FuTuare with a good
pair Buffalo scales the wharftO weigh coal hay aud
straw. Likewise horse and wagon, to deliver coal
to those who desire il. As we purchase a large
amount Of coal, intend 10 keep superior article
and sell nj the very lowest prices. Please call and
examine for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere
J. w. HEN DERSHOT.
AUGUSTUS MASON
L and Groceries, the following named articles -
Wheat, Rye Corn. oats. Potatoes, Lard, am Shoul
der, aud side meat, Butter, Eggs Hay. &C, at the
highest cash prices his Grocery Store adjoining
their coal yard. J. w. HENDERSON,.
Bloomsburg, April 25 IsG6,-Iy.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY

OAh NV DGD1 Il Il
From the Venerable Archdeacon SCOTT d. d.
DUEHAM. Canada Ea st, March 81 1865
81 am an inveterate Dyspeptic of more
than 25 years standing"
al have wonderfully benefited in The
three short weeks during which have used the Pc.
ruvian SFrup,that can scarcely persuade myseIfof
the reality. People who have known me are aston
Ished at the change. ! am widely known. and can
but recommend TO others that which has done 80
CASE OF 81 YEARS STANDING CURED
From INSLEY JEWETF, No Is Avon Place Boston
al have suffered, and sometimes severely. for 81
years, from dyspeptic, ] commenced taking the Pc
ruvian Syrup, and found Immediate benefit froal il
In the course ofthTee four weeks | was entirely
relieved from my suferings and have eujOyed min
terrupted health ever since"
AN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON, SAYS.
81 have been using the Peruvian syrup for some
time past; it gives me new VigoT Buoyancy Of spir
its, Elasticity of Muscle"
Thousands hare been changed 6y the Of this rcedg
from rcGk, suffering Creatures strong heathg
aud hdPPp and nomeH; and iRUdds eaHA0t reasoaa
big hesitate to gire 1t trial,
pamphlet of 81 pages containing certificates OF
cures and recommendations from some Of the most
eminent physicians ciergymcn, and Othsrs, will be
sent FREE 10 any address.
u See that each bottIehas PERuvIS SYRUP blown
in the glass.
FOR SALE BY
J. p. DINSMORE. Proprietor. 81 Dey ~ New York
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-05-30

GIVES THE SIGNAL FOR WAR,
Attempt to Assassln,a,te the PrussIan Minister
IMMENSE EVAPORATION OF COLD
COTTON AND GOLD ADVANCING
England will remain Neutral .
NAPOLEoNs SPEECH At AUcERRE,

WASHINGTON, May 90, 1866.
Intelligence in European papers per Civ
of New York represent war as inevitable
No confirmation of the proposed European
Congress or signs of mediation.
Earl Clarendon in House of Lords said
that the English Government would not en-.
gagcin war directly or indirectly.
Napoleon said in speech at Augerre: 81
detest those treaties of 1865, which it is now
sought to make the sole basis of our foreign
policy!n
This declaration is considered signal for
warl
The bourse was panic-stricken thereon.
The London Times, in commenting, saws
that only Napoleon can. prevent war; but
unfortunately the arbitrator of the Continent
speaks only to spread dismay on every ex-
change by some doubtful utterances.
An Intellectual attempt was made to assas-
sinate Count Bismarck at Berlin. The re-
publican refugee Carl Bline fired five shots
at him. Bismarck seized and gave him into
custody.
New YORK, May 2S.-The Cuba's foreign
mails leave for South at midnight. China
left Boston to-day, with nearly two millions
of dallars Cotton advancing-in demand
at 3s@dO. Texas wool, 23@2s. Gold ad-
vancing, 35s. Bankers sixty days ster-
ling 99s.
Senator elected in Connecticut.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-05-30

the most inferior description. Connecticut
has not one, and her late patriotic Governor,
it Is fair to infer, sports only a silver BULBS
eye of the antique pattern. And Wisconsin,
Iowa2 Minnesota Kansas and the other
blanks2 Alas we have no answer Yer
mont has two, but they are worth less than
one hundred dollars. Only two gold watches
of any description in all Vermont! In Mich
igan there is one. Who is the fortunate
man Will not some Historical Society in
that bereft commonwealth give US the name
of this fortunate gentleman who still retains
his yellow time-piece2 Strange to say, Mis-
souri, heads the list and has been the least
s.spoiled" by. the threatening tax-gatherer.
-AeD York Journal Of Commerce. =,