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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31
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of ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS Of the rebellion.
There ia "A certain pnrtiou of the w4rthat will never
90 into the regular histories nor be embodied IN
nance Ir poetry which is very real part IF 1t. and
will If preserved convey 10 succeeding generations
a better idea If the sprit of the conflict than many
dry reports careful uarrauyes Of events and this
part may hc called the gossip the fn. the pathOs OF
Thi~ illustrates the character of the lead.
the hnmor Of the -oders the rev"Iio" OF women
the bravecy of mem the pinck of our heroes, the
manLe aud harasbips of the service
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Many Of them into the hOiy Of the text aher
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Amusement well instruction may be fonnd in
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31
Traverse Jurors for December Term, 1866.

BLooN-Thomas Knorr. Ab,ah1m Fry Lewis
Maus. Isaac Hartman William Rabbi
REAV FR-SaHIuet Fisher. Jacob Keller,
BENTON-Emanue Laukach.
BOROUGH DF BERW ICK-isaiah Bower Levi
BredbendeT John Dnak
RIARCREEk- David Miller. John FTeas.
CENTRE Isaac Ernwine, Allen SheiIhamer,
FISHlNGCREEK-Marti AmIner rman.
FRANK IN-lianiel Kuitfle.
CREENWOUD-David Dreibebis.
LOCUST-Cornelius ReinhoId.
MADi SON-Keifer A. Smith, John Demott Con
rad KTeamer
MuNTOUR- William q HoIling shead. John C Quick.
Levi Weaver.
MT. PLEAsANT-Adam weiver, Benjamin Kist-
Ter Samue e Johnson.
NAINE-WiliIan Git;lihg.
MiFFtIN-Sfsphen GeaThar.
ORANGE Michael Has enbuch Isaac DiIdine.
PINE John Lore.
ROARfNGtREEk-DanieiL Levan.
sCCTF-Thonas Trench. Elias ID. E me.
I OOK HERE.
ALI. those indebted to the undersigned either on
note or Cook Of six more standing
hereby eqnested make settlement withent de-
lay. and save costs. &C. 6HlVE.
Bioensbrug, Sept. 16, ie66-N.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31
k1MPIRE SHUTTLE SEWING
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE RE
AL ESTATE

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE RE
= AL ESTATE
In pursuance Of an order of the Orphans Court of
Luzerne couRty, Pa, on
TUESDAY, NOV. !, 1866,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, The house Of Lewis
Lee, On the premises Lawson Hughes, adminiStra-
tor If the estate of John Hughes. late Of Cambria
Iuzerne county deceased, Will expo To sale all
thp-e t&re. contiguous tracts Of land situate
township Of Locust, in the county If Columbia. al
Joining lands OF RoherI Watkins IT,. Andy Reigha,d
John Pelig. and others. The first thereof containing
lI0 Acres and 90 Per6hes,
Of Nhirh is about half cleared land, and in good
state of cultivation, whereon l. erected two story
good Brick House. large Bank Barn. Spring house.
a black smith shop, aud other buildings fruit
trees. large meadow aud sver failing spring near
the house, the balance of said land is welt mbered
with white oak, maple and the best of Chestnut.
The second thereof continuing
90 Acres and 67 Perches,
Of which more than half is cleared and in good
of cultivation. the balance is well turbered
with most excellent large thufty chestnut, white
OAK aud some Pine ani hickory.
The thiId thereof continuing
92 Acres,
OF which few acres j. cleared the most part OF
II IS timber land and considered by many persons
be the hest timber land ia that vicinity. The land
excellent, never falling spring of water II,
also n stream of water running through all Of the
af1TeraId described tract and all OF saI tracts have
pub &c road running through thcm or joining on "A
pub ic road.
AL.O, Five other contiguous tracts Of good timbe
land -i;nate III SAID township. and adjoining lands
hereinbefpre described The first thereof containing
* acres and - perches. The second thereof con.
taiuIug - aud 20 peTches. The thrd thereof
containing 81 acres AMI ys perches The fourth
thereof containing As acres and 40 perches The
firth thereof containing 90 and 81 pcrche<
str icI meaSurc.ai of SAID tracts well ttmhered
with most excellent chestnut and other umber
ALSO. One 0Ihcr tract situate IN same township.
adjoining lands Of Wright Hughes, SaBaT MeaTs and
Others. containing
Is Acres,
more less, which il well urnbered with the best
ef Chestnut. Also, other lot situate in the same
township. near oIahtown, adjoining lands of widow
Tr0xel the htirs Of widow Roach and Joseph Gail.
containing three cres. improved land. TO be 'old
the property of said recr ased
r.. a. COLLING5. Clerk c.
TERMS Ten per eens of the purchase raoHey TO Be
paid The striking donn Of the Prorerty The reaindsT
s the pHrehGse MONEY be paid foH0tos One tara
eonr o sale, third Q" the lot Of 6Prf
a. u. l5o1 at rheh possession niH be giren, dsd
the balance tie Ist day Of APrd. 4 D. 1868 cHh
interest the from the Ist aay4 dprH 1867. 7hI
purchaser to pay for DEED aHd SazPs
LAWSON AUGHEs. -ldmr.
n 1854
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OVELY GIRLS AND FESTIVE EOYS, send an
| Addressed envelope and - cents, and viii nd
YOU some valuable informal lon tEaI viii please you
Address MARY MOORE, s3l broadway, \. Y.
Nav l6 ISG6 -iy.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31

EaT From present indications it would seem
that the Pipe-layers, whowish to break down
thespemocratic Party, are about to start a
new paper, to take the place of the defunct,
but immortal Campaign published by E.
II. Little, Esq, of Bloomsburg,-
on account of the sickness which it caused
to the public stomach However, the COM
munity has pronounced their verdict upon
him and his crew. But the crew viii fight.
Yes sir They will start new paper. They
will take the bastard republican press called
the Columbian, and they viii pitch into us,
and into the Democracy of the County gen
orally. Their previous course is anindication
Of what they will do in future This same
small crowd who now wish to disorganize the
Party, have been hanginground the Colunl-
6ian office since its establishment As we
have tefore repeatedly said, they wish to
break up the old Democratic Party and es-
tablish new party on its ruins. 1t is plain
now, what the object was in establishing the
Colum,JiR A few men in Bloomsbury wish
to control the people in the matter of start
ing new party. But will the people sub
NIT ? We think not The true Democracy
of the county will not allow these malcon-
tents to control matters.
AS TO breaking down the Democrat and
Star, since when?
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31
Majority for Senator.

Below we give the official majority for Geo.
d. jackson, Senator elect for the District
composed Of Columbia, Montour, Northum-
berland and Sullivan.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31
ERRORS OF YOUTH

A gentleman who suffered for from Nervous
Debility Decay and all the effects youth
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manty send free all who need IT, the recipe and
dire for making the simple remedy by which he
cured sufferers wishing profit by the adv ef
users experience. can d. SO by addressing
John &. tDtiDEN
No I3 Chambers /, New York
Eat. o Terc Ty
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31
EsiE{g IHE GREAT CAUSE
'&s&aaSsS-S RU MAN MISERY.

Just Published in a Sealed Enrelope Price
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, aud Radical
Cure of Seminar Weakness. SpnrtnatOIi hoea. In
voluntary tmissious. Sexual Debility. and Impedi-
msuis To Marriage generally. Nervousness, Con
sumption EpiI,psv and Fr~ Mental ami Physical
Incapacity. re-uIIug from Self AbIse. Sc--By ROB-
ERT J CuL ERWELL, NJ. d., Author OF the
''Creen Book &o
The worId-renow ned author in this admirable Lee
ture. early proves from his own experience that
the awful consequences Uf Sc f Abuse may be effect
uaIIv removed without medicine. and without dan
rerous su gica operations. bougies, Instruments.
rings or cordias. pointing out a mode of cure
on ce certain and eff ctual. by which every sufferer
no matter what his condition may be- may cure him
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TURE Will PROVE BOON TO THOUSANDS
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Sent. under seal, in plain envelope, TO any ad-
dress. receipt Of six cents. twopostage stnps
by addressing the publishers.
ALSO. DIR. CULVERW ELLIS " Marriage Guide, :"
price % cents.
Address the publishers.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.
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Sept. 26. iefi6.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31
EsTRAY.
October II, 1866.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE,

EStdte Of Reuben Savage dec' a.
The uniIersigned Auditor appointed by the Orphans
Court of Columbia county TO axe dIstrIoutioh oi
the balance in the hands Of John Wenner Adm!hls
traitor of the estate OF Reuben Savage late oi Cou
ba county decd will meet the parties lh't @
Tor tl. purpose of his appointment Saturday the
I7h day of November next at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, al ms
Office in bloomsbury when and where al parues ~
terested must appear and present their caIns or be
debarred from coming in for "a share OF the f1nd.
G.. G BARKLkY, Auditor.
bloomsbury Oct II, IS66,-4t
q Berwick Gazette please copy.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31

TnF EXCITEMENT STILL CoNTTNUEs-The
heretofore quiet village of Light Street was
thrown into terrible commotion, quite re-
Gently, over the startling, though truthful,
announcement, that the largest and most
elegant assortment, of STORE GooDs gen
orally, ever brought to this County, had just
been received at the MAMMOTH STORE of
III. w. GREASY & Co., in that town. You
can imagine the excitement-men tossed
up their hats, women wrung their hands
with joy, and girls and boys sang and shout
ed tremendously over the glad tidings. AZ
ter all, the grand secret of the whole matter
is, they sell cheaper and more goods for the
same amount of money, than any Merchant
or Merchants in that place Have you any
doubts of the fact, if you have, call and
see, before purchasing elsewhere.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31

Gy Extract snrsnparilla IS rcod PuiAer NJ Extract
Buchu is Diuretic and viii act such IN oil cascs
Both prepared purely. .scscntnc priuciples-fa
rzcuo-Gnd the mort active measures Of ether that
can be made. ready and conclusive will be com
parison OF their properties with those Get forth
lowing wo-ks:
See Dispensatory OF the Cnited States.
SEQ Professor DEVILS valuable work. Pr.et.s
of Th-sic.
Sec remarks made b. the celebrated nr Pry.rc Fnia.
See remarks made by Or. EruzAIn GcDo-E ELr cclc-
brated Physician 1nd Ecrnbcr Of Royal College OF
Surgeons, Ireland and published u Transactions Of
the King and Queens Journal.
See kedicoC ChirUrgicAi Review pubiiencs BY Berry
TEAvERs, Fellow Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons.
See most OF tho late standard works o. aiecic.aa
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31

TgIHEGLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH. gentle.
/ who suffered for years from Nervous and
Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions. and Seminal
Weakness the result Of youthfIl indiscTetinn. and
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for the sake Of suffering send 10 any on- ahct
ed, the simple means u-ed by him. which effected Il
cure in few weeks after the failure ef numerous
medicines Send Il directed envelope and stamp aud
IL viii cost nothing Address
EnGAK FIREMAN. I9sth St. y. Y. City
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31
HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH

hLLMBULO hOSL WASi,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habit. OF
dissipation, used II connection with the Extracts Buchl
and Ssrsapara, IN such diseases recommended Evil
dence OF tho most responsible aud reliable character will
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use, toa hundreds Of thousands living up
wards OF coo unsolicited certificates and rocoIu enda
tory leeTs many OF which from the highest sources
including eminent Physicians. CorGycn Statesmen, &c.
The Proprietor has resored 10 their publication II
the newspaper lie does do tbs from the lis
articles rank Standard Preparktions and need
TO be propped up by certificates.
The Science Of Medicine like Doric Column should
stnnd simple majestic, having Fact for its bass.
Induction fer Its pillar and Truth aloae FOR It's Capital.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31

Of Uhrh i~ about half cleared land, and in good
state of cultivation, whercOn erected two story
good Brick House. large Bank Barn. Spring house,
black smith shop, aud other buildings; some fru
trees. large meadow aud Il sver failing spring near
the house the balance of said land is welltmbered
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31
90 Acres and 81 Perches.

Of which more than half is cleared and in n good
of cultivation. the balance is well timbered
with most excellent large thufty chestnut, white
aud some Pine AMI hickory.
tI,T a tIn .nf~ ~f,t,tri
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-31

The Mason z EaTnln Cabinet Organs. forty dat
fereut sIyls adapted sacred aud secular music tor
so 10 SuGu each. FIFTY-ONE GOLD Or SILVER
NED Il = or other fir-t premiums, awarded them.
T. ustraied "a aloEaes fee. Adore = MASON &
HANLIN, BosroS, MASON B-OTHERS, NEw
YoRK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-18


This board was in regular session last evening
Mr.. McCulloch in the chair.
The mayor communicated with the board on the
following subjects:
ment for paving stones taken by the city in Octo
Der, 1862. Referred to the committee on streets
and landings.
Transmitting an application from Judge Ogden
city attorney, for Leave OF absence tor three
weeks Granted.
Forwarding the resignation of Mr.. George w.
Race as member of the Board of Commissioners
of the House of Refuge.
A message was also received fr ON the mayor
stating that Mrs. Mumford, whose husband, W, B.
Mumford, was executed by order Of Gen. Butler,
had applied for relief for herself and her orphan
children, and recommending an appropriation
to her.
Mr.. Kaiser moved that the petition be referred
to the finance committee.
Mr. Paisley moved that an appropriation of five
hundred dollars be made to the lady.
Mr. Montamat objected. If it was for charit-
able institution he would not object. But there
were many widows in the city needing relief aud
who were as much entitled to it as Mrs. Mumford.
Mr.. Paisley-There would be no objection if the
appropriation was for brandy and cigars for the
bogus convention. An appropriation for that
purpose would meet with no objection from the
Mr. Montamat desired to know if the gentleman
intended anything personal to him. he is all the
time slapping at me. I'll stand it no longer.
am as good man as he is, and d.-n sight bet
ter and he can get anything out of me he wants
in any manner or form he wants 1t.
The chair directed Mr. Montamat to take his
seat as being out of order, and he did so, but con
| tnued muttering in q very excited manner.
| The motion fer reference of the mayors com
munication to the finance committee, vas then pu
and carried.
The treasurer's weekly statement showed 6
balance on hand of S29,235.
| warm debate sprung up between Mr. Gold
| manu- and Mr.. Prague chairman OF the committed
on streets and landings, MFR. Goldman charging
the chairman of the committee with behaving un
Justly to the laborers employed by the commits
sioner, in refusing to approve the pay roll of th
| commissioner, and Mr.. Prague replying that hi
approval had been withheld because the stree
commissioner had transcribed his powers in un
dertaking work he was not authorized to do. tn
matter was settled by the chairman of the com
mittee on streets and landings being directed t
approve the pay roll, and the appointment of
special committee to examine the roll and repOl
how far the commissioner had exceeded his al
thority.
ELECTION OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
The Board of Aldermen entered and joint Sc
sion was held and the following citizens wei
4 chosen directors of the public schools:
First DiStriGt-Thomas L. Macon, Thomas
l Shields, Robert Hare, James Mcconnell II
+ O,Neal and Edward c. Kelley.
t Second District Antonio Sanbola, Louis Pr
d dos, Paul W. Colens, NJ. A, Baker, Jules Bent al
George Cronan.
e Third Disrict.-Edward Bermudez. J. J.
J. Masseco. I. F. Tbieneman, j. B. Leete, Charles
Cnlbertson and Dave 6tickney.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-18

For APALAoHIooLA AND ST. nARxs.-TAe Rne
steamship Florida, Capt. Blakeney, Leaves thin
evening for Apalaehicola and ST. Marks, at S.
O'Clock, from her wharf, PostNo. ls, First Dia-
trict This will be good opportunity for pas
sengers going to East Florida or Savannah, as the
Florida connects at st. Marks with railroad trains
going to Savannah and jacksonville Passengers,
by taking this ronte, can reach thosssPoints more
quickly and at less expense than BY any ether
line. The FLORIDA has good acoommodatons,ana
will be found to be most pleasantand agreeable
ship 10 travel on For freight or passage, apply
to her agents, Messrs. Post & Hohsy, 1873 G1asier
street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-18
Eire

A FIRE broke out about halfpast AZ 4. yester
day. in the upper story Of Mr.. Henry Noltng's
extensive bakery, corner Of Elysian Fields and
Casacalvo streets, in the Third District which, but
for the prompt and strenuous efforts of our gal
liant fire boys would have proved disastrous con
aagration. Undeterred by calls of business or the
intense heat of the weather, these devoted, self
sacrificing men were on hand with even more than
their usual alacrity, for Mr.. Noting has been for
many years an active and Jealous member Of their
association.
Crescent hand engine No. "a, we are reliably
informed, put on the first water, whilst Creole
steam engine was run out Of her house, had steam
up and poured resstless stream on the flames
within 63 minutes of the first signal. Lieutenants
Jacobs and shehan, of the police, were present
and with the cooperation of their men, prevented
plunder and disorder. Firemen and policemen
worked so well together, that what had every ap-
pearance of becoming destructive fire was sub
dued and quenched in fifteen or twenty minutes.
If the bakery had been burned the citizens Of the
lower part of town would have been put to great
inconvenience.
The loss is estimated at $500.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-18

CHAyPAGNE DRINKEKs We learn that thirty mil
lions of hotties of champagne are annually sOla
and thus distributed africa consumes but 100 Ga
Of these Spain and Portugal oor S09 600; Italy.
Germany, 800, 900; Russia, 100000; Frauees
$500 006 thirsty England 5,00O,0O0 India, dittos
and North America, l0,O00,0O0 bottles. These
figures refer to the consumption of wine really
grown in the champagne country, and by no means
include the tens of millions of bottles of goose
berry, rhubarb, and other gillainous compounds
annually sold and drank SIS the true and genuine
produce of the Epernay Vines.-[Paris Letter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-18
Board of Health.

This board held its regular weekly meeting last
evening. Present-Dr. smith, in the chair Dr.
Austin, Dr. Foster, Mr. Pennington and Mr.. Nc
Coard.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and confirmed.
The president laid before the board o communi-
cation from DR.. White, quarantine physician at
the Atchafalaya station, asking for instructions as
to the preventing OF the Introduction of hides and
wool, He had written to inform DR.. White that he
knew of no law or regulation at present existing
authorizing such action. he presumed that DR..
White had been led to the point by the passage OF
a law in Congress upon the subject, or by the in
PRODUCTION of section upon it in the proposed
health ordinance.
The action of the president was approved.
The president also laid before the board simi-
lar communication from DR.. McKelyey, quarantine
physician at the Mississippi station, and his reply
to the same effect. His action was approved.
The other business done was not OF general in
terest. Adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-18

NEW Books AT GREsHAM's.-0ur neighbor, Jas.
A. Gresham, go Camp street, has received fresh
supply of DR.. Craven's book, :" Jefferson Davis in
Prison. for which the demand continues to be SO
great. He has also the second volume of 'Nspo-
leon's Life of Caesar" the writings of Bill Arp,
(sO-called) "Renaus Lives of the Apostles, y
" Dove in the Eagles Nest" Miss Brsddon's new
novel, What is this Mystery" Godey's Laoy's
Book for August and all the other fresh pablica
tions of the day. Greshams is the place 10 go fol
anything and everything in the way of fresh liter
ature.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-18

Mr.. I. c. Harris, agent of the Texas Morgan
line of steamers, received dispatch from Calves
ton dated 10th inst, stating that the steamers l. c.
Harris and Harlan were beth detained inside Pass
Cavallo bar by heavy gale of wind from the S.
E. In consequence of this delay, the steamship
Austin will leave as advertised, on Friday morn
ing. for Galveston, Indianola and Layacai instead
! of the /. @. Harris.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-18

ROsIN, OH AsB NAPHnA.-Messrss Logaa, So-
Mat Claiborne, cotton factors and commission
merchants, No. "a Carenaelet streats are offering
for sale large consignment Of rosiR, oil and
naphta, in quantities 10 suit purchasers See sd-
vertisement elsewhere.