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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03

One OF our cOpPcrheHd contemporaries
places above the ticket recently nomi-
mated by Mr.. Johnson's convention at
ParkcrSburg, the attractive caption
"the white mans ticket" We fail to
see the point. Our coPpcrhond friends,
SO tar rs our observation goes, arc no
whittier than their loyal neighbors. 1t
is suggested that it is SO designated i'll
view of tho old Indian:maNim, "Whitc
man very unccrtain.' In this view we
see its ""ppropOseness," rs Mr.. NNsby
would say.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
DIED.

On sunday, September al, MARIE EMILE
CnEISLi%E, daughter Of Frederick and
AfNTS WilllC, aged 3 ycuTS q months md
eleven days.
Tho funeral will take place from the resi-
dcncc ortho parents, No. II, Min street, ut
o'clock this tMondny) afternoon. Friends
OF The family arc respectfully invited To at
tend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
MARRIAGE AND CEIInACy .,

Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros.
trate the vital powers, with sure means Of re.
lief. Sent free OF charge in sealed letter en-
Vel0pes. Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
aulO-3n'lkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03

PRESIDENT JOHNSON has left the
Constitution and the Union i'll the hands
of his friends at every place he has
spoken since he left home. He will
have them we'll scattered by the time
he gets to Chicago. If the aforesaid
friends are of the same stripe rs his
friends here, we should not regard the
sacred trust very safely reposed-judg-
ing of future possibilities by past nc-
Qualities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
The Knabe Piano

i iSWeli enough known. throughout the lTpi,.,
Shtta' 10 stand upon its merits ana q i nlleI
ll'ctSSlbty TO PEDDl.E them Though H..
country or send agents from door TO dHor NE
sing their praise. ""t 10
q, me proper way for purchasers to s,,n,,,-
themselves Is TO apply to responsible S5nnS
W, Where , they kn0wtiat what they buy is mSi
another method Of pushing bad wnrl, mon
lIe pubic Is TO sell through Music TCGcbcr,
hilowlhg Them large commissions for recon-
iin1imnins their Instruments. This mO,c Of
uTllIls husln',S Of course. iIcIenSeS ne nricr ~
ne commission must necessarily come from
IN purchasing nom the agent of n flrst-cIass
t tLihnlullctnrer, an instrument can he hai ai
~ lcc-nOtwlthStandinG the repre-
seniatioMs Of outside ma lSers that the dealer
commission" Increases the price Ofthe inStTn'
Persons i'll want of fTSt-0lass Pianos Gamma,
prices ''" 'L'sS
The public are Invited to examine m.
stock of 'he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
TO tho Loyal Profession.

STATE or WEST VIKGINIA.
OFFICE SECRETARY OF THE STATE,
WHEELING, sept. =, 1866.
TINlIE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN FUR
ntShed by the Reporter of the supreme
Court OF Appeals with copies OF the LIST Vol
ume OF West Virginia Reports, which, hy or
der OF the Court, are offered for sIle ut i've
dollars per copy.
GRANVILLE u. HALL,
ScIEi-lwd Secretary of the Stale
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
Mr.. nimvnnun NJ NInrIinSVIIIc.

We would remind our readers that
Hon. John \. bingham, Union CAndi.
date for Congress i'll tho 10th lover tho
rivcrl Congressional District of Ohio,
will address the people at Martinsvillo
tomorrow iIu"s,layl afternoon. We
arc requested To say that tho people of
MartinsvillC extend a cordial invita-
lion to our Wheeling people to I've pres
ont; and with Mr.. Binghnm'S fine nbili-
~ and national reputation an an ora
Tor, w" arT sure that all who go to hear
him will DO richly paid. MIR. Bingham
will discuss questions that concern ne
hero just as deeply rs they ho the poo-
pie of his district. We hope there may
be a large turn out from this side ofthc
river.
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71u one boz md be C,rcd.

The Great French Remedy, NJ. De Wallets
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy of Medicine
They never fail in ChlOruSiS AmcnOrhCit
McnOrhuEin, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03

METCNLF's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY
This new and wonderful medicine acts
ike magic, curing rheumatism Of SCarS'
standing III II few days
Am22-Im T. II. LOGAN L co. Arrnts.
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NONDAY MORNING., NETr. =.
Union State Ticket.

UUIOu OIAIO IlCk0t.
For Governor.
ARTHUR l. BOEEMAE, OF Wool.
Secretary OF the state.
Col. JOHN :. WITrHER, Of UartII.
Auditor.
JOSEPH Nj. MCwHoRTER. of Ro&luc.
Treasurer.
Major JACOB IL. RRISTOR, Of Taylor.
Attorney General.
COL THANER MELVIN, OF Brooke,
JudE" OF Supreme Court OF Appears
EDWIN MAXWELL, OF Dnidri,lEc.
For Congress.
Isl nist'Io'-C. " HUBRARD, Of Ohio.
2H.i LiSirIo.-B- NJ. KITCHEN. of Berkeley.
For state Senate First District
ARCHIBALD w. CAMPBELL, of ohio.
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9Jew advertisements:

NTANTED-AGENIS-S75T TO 500 PER
for Ladies', everywhere, 10 Introduce the
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine
improved and perfected. II will hem, fell
stitch, quill, bind, br1inh and embrOItler beau.
only s9O-Inaking the elastic
lock stitch, md fully warranted for three
years. W" pny the nbOvc wages, or II COM
IniSSiOn, from which twice that amount can
he mnhC. Address or call on q. BOWERS &
CO., Office No. 30 south Fifth Strect, Philn-
dolphin, Pa. All letters answered promptly,
with circulars and terms. au2I.lm
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- mn Zee
Price - cents nnI al nor IoiiI,

DIR. Z. X KNIGHTS, Prop'r, NIclrrs,c, AIaSs.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHI.INSL 4 RUSH.
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by ali Drug
List 4 Co. mVSS-3mdSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
8AustraI Instruments

TEE GREAT REPUTATION or r,,,
c.,i6 ~ hICS Innn has induced makers az f.
merS That the Pianos they sell mr.. r. Cil>t"-
E1rIS SIs 'tS he hnGIc made by work EHSy
This il an OLD dodge, and GHe ;So;;
hractlced by manufacturers, who cann NJ only MY
tncir Instruments to the trade ana co, zen
market at any price. them on the
rms mode Of doing business shou,,
STSg 70 G1 nv purchasers nj once Of ne
mere fact Of small makers taking Ibiho
reputation should he all the cviienc"h Their Their
II is wel1 known fact that NIL rrs,
Piano manufacturers have their ..,niS CIh>f
agencies ana dispose Of their goods Ih rGn1IHi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03

PREsIpENT JOHNSON said at Schenec-
tady, day or two ago, that he was
only n "tellow- citizen" on his way to
Chicago. 1t would be capital thing
for the country if he really were only n
fellow-citizen. His ''way to Chicago"
seems to us to lie rather "a winding
way" We know II good deal shorter
route, for n man is able to "waIk IL
crack"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
Strayed or Stolen

IN SATURDAY EVENING LAST, FROM
~ the nHighbOrhOOl OTtho Court House. In
this city, II bay mare, about AZ hands high,
q years old,-nO white hairs on her. Illus II
scar on her hip, caused by II kiclE,-ls II nat
urIl trnttcr.
a liberal reward will bC paid for her re-
pike, or To John Hall on Market street, or
for nny Information that will lead to hcr re-
COVcry. A. A. ALLISON
scni-2t- LItegIsler cnnyN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03

WENDELL PHILLIPS announces TINT
under no circumstances can he be II
candidate for Congress. ~ ="
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
Auction! Auction!
ny w. II. nASSEr.r 4 CO..

No. IL MUNHOE STREET.
LIVERY DAY THIS WEEK. OUR EN-
Ia tire stock must liz closed out by the 18th
day of this month. Sales every evening nj
O'clock and on Tuesday and Thursday uT-
tcrnUOmS for the ladies.
Goods sold through the day at auction
prices. E,.n%-i n
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Farnn for Sale-

TTIIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
l. sale the tract of land he now resides on,
containing l:A acres, with dwelling, store
house and other necessary buildings; 80 acres
cultivation. y good location for Il country
store. For further particulars address the
subscriber Mt Ilally Meadows, Tucker Co..
West Va. IScI&-7tol u. MlEEIER
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School Books.

A Ill THE SCHOOL hooks USED AT
N the Public Schools AMI ScuIinnriUS of this
city arc Offered for sale mt reduced prices by
w. =. MCKEfNEH,
Corner of Market and Quincy Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03

ApvIcE> from Pennsylvania iuform
us that the strength of the loyal Geary
-anti-J ohnson-Organization, known
As the Boys in Blue" is over ~, VOO,
and that preparations are in progress TO
give the loyal Southerners, who con-
vcnc in Philadelphia to-day, II most
grand and cordial reception.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03

READ the stirring resolutions passed
at the Union State Convention mt Park
ershurg, last Thursday. They have the
ring of the true gold. No johnson cop
per there
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Arv advertisements.
/. O. o. Especial Notice.

A III. THE MEMBERS OF PAMELA
N lHlgC arc requested To meet at Odd Eel
o'clock for tho purpose OF paying franklin
Lodge II friendly VISIT.
by order OF the Lodge.
w. RIIIELDAFFER, Secy,
ScnI-lt| Pamela Lodge. No, IL,
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WHO is Mr.. Campbell? Is he II ma
tive of this State or an exotic Par
kcrSb'tTg GG-ettc.
Who is Mr.. Walker? Is he a native
of this State or an exotic?
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a1rw advertisements.
Bottled Ale and Beer.

WE ARE BOTTLING ALL THE ABOVE;
w brands OF AlCS, Porter and Lager Beer,
and inmiliCE
Orders respectfully solicited.
JNO. TlIONF:R Il Co.
Opposite Wheeling Brewery,
lnh@t Wheeling, w. Va.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-02-28

Butler AND GRANT.-Generai Grant re :
Gently gave party and sent an invitation 10
Butler, who replied thai he did not wish 10
attend. II the party had been given by
some defenceless lady whose jew weIery the
cock eyed thief could have stolen, instead
OF by man who could watch The coward
and robber, he would have gone in a min
ute. The consolidated dishonesty of twen-
jails OF the Union would not make as big a
william, vagabond and woman robber as
Butler has proven himself 10 be. His name
will appear on the page OF history like a
daub Of muck on a while salsn bridal
dress
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-02-28
In Favor of High Tariff.

The Columbia county Republican, the bas-
iard organ of the Republican party of this
county, comes out in favor of Protective
Tariff. To benefit, whom Not lhe industri-
Gus laborers and intelligent mechanics as
he would have his readers believe
but the Manufacturers, the Capitalists, the
lords and masters Of English education-
The very men who, for the last FIVE years,
have been wriuging the hard earned money
from the pockets o! iaboring men by de-.
maDding exorblani prices for all manufac,
tured articles.
We suggest 10 the Republican 10 read the
Buffalo Express, formerly an advocate of
protective policy, before carrying his policy
further.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-02-28
COMMUNICATIoNs.
[For the Columbia Dem ocrai & Star Ufthe North
Messrs. JAcoBY s. EIER,
(Ie11flernen - nuirnn La rn q u

GeHtlemen Having learned
that sou have al length succeeded in merg-
ing the Columbia Democra and Star of tie
.1.Srth, in one and intend publishing il as
The accredited organ OF .Ghe great Demo
cratic Party of Columbia Coouly, allow me
10 congratulate you upon the wisdom OF
such an anspicions measure and wish you
great success in the laudable enterprise. It
is Just what is wanted Tor the harmony and
success Of the Democratic party, and will
give il its wanted efficiency. now hope
that you may receive The proper support,
literally palronize the Democrat ard Star.
My object in addressing you This commu-
nicaliou, is TO say, that With your permis-
sion. propose TO indite series of articles
for publication through your columns. My
time is just cow much engaged in the Sugar
Camp aud expect will be for some time,
10 come, but must steal away occasionally
to.say a few words on the State OF the
Country. ] am of the opinion, that there
never was time, more than now, in which
every patriot was required TO raise ihe
warning voice in support OF Constitutional
Liberty and the future OF White mans
Government.
ANDREW JOHNSON has not only emnIa;ed,
bat excelled, the herosm Of AndreU Jdtksoa.
President Johnson's Veto of the "Neg5o Bu
reau"-whch was nothing less than an
enormors Eeg'o Boarding House and si-
saniic Yankee SiVin3le commands The APP
probation of every honest white Citizen
and challenges the unqualified approval
and lasting gratitude of The American peo-
pie. The system ibis so-caled 'Freed'
mau's (infauous) Bureau" proposed to
establish in the Southern States is in total vi.
laiion OF the principle OF republican liberty
and would hopelessiy Pauperze the poor ne
groes and burIhen the white race with their
support, More. |. would perpeluaie the
subordina;on oil Civil 10 Military power.
The President has thus arrested The wild
usurpalion OF lanalicism and upon his lu.
lure frmness depends the hope OF our COM
sssxy rssrv.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-02-28
CONSIDERATION among the Rad
iCals.

Harkl Andy speaks,Iet Patriots hear,
Let all the Earth rejoice and cheer.
Prisoners of hope, his voice attend.
Don't slight the calls Of such friend.
Andrew Johnson is President Of the Uni.
! ted States, and unlike his predecessor he is
master OF The situation, lie has rebukeG
! The iraitorous anJ revolutionary fanatics of
The North, By telling them, in pia:r and
meaning Terms, that their schemes are un-
warranted by the Constitutions, extremely
dangerous to the union, peace and prosper
iiy OF the country. By his bold and fearless
check 10 their reckless Legislation, which
threatened the very existence OF our poIili-
cal system be has flung defiance in their ia
ces. and completely frustrated their Gespot-
ic designs. Wendell Philips may continue,
tor time, 10 compare him with the traitor
Arnold and with Aaron Burr Cheever may
continue 10 pray that be may be taken away
Fred. Douglass may get into The very depths
OF Billingsgale 10 find language with which
TO abuse him. ChieI Justice Chase may
exhaust The vocabulary in a strain of invec
tive and censure. Sumner, Wilson, Wade
and Trumbull in the Senate, and Thad.
Stevens in the House, may SNAIL, sneer, hiss
and call him hard names, and make violent
and denuncia:ory attacks upon him, bu
their power will vanish like the "baseless
fabrics oil vision" and when this darkness
shall have disappeared they will stand
aghast at realizing the great truth that the
name of Andrew Johnson is stamped ia
characters OF fire on The heart of all lover,
oi American Liberty and Union. The Pas.
iden! is determined not 10 become lool :,
their hauds, and in violation OF his oath. 10
sssisl IN making unconstitutional laws, 10
issue and enforce unconstitutional Procla-
nations. He is not the tool 10 do their bid
dings an appoint despots 10 enslave the
wh ite man for The liberty and elevation Of
The negro. But let them rail, and plot, and
champ the ron curb. Let Stevens foam and
fToh-leI Summer ven: his rage-let Doug
las deal in polished rhetoric OF abuse 10
Negroes and their fit associales-Iel all the
Radicals rom the Capitol down 10 those
men in our xn locality. those inve,eraie
instigators of despoiic power in this neigh
borhood--who were the secret spies and in
formers OF Lincoln iyranIs-who eudeavor-
ed 10 persuade brave and obedienl soldiers
that Columbia county Democrats were trai-
'ors-who laughed and slickered aud sang
hosannas in their loseis, while aged inno-
cent and civil men were marched through
our streets, at the point OF The bayonel, and
hurried off 10 a government bastile, on the
eve OF an election; we say lei them whine
and fret, and rave, and curse, but their ty-
rants, iEeir beasts and their provosts are
gone, or are powerless, the mask is thrown
of. the voice OF authority is heard in tones
which cannot be mistaken, and the people
will respond with an earneslness which will
crush all opposition. The days of Aboli-
ton rule and ruin are mum bersd, and al last
The people know that there is a President
of the United States, OF The South as well
as of The North.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-02-28

TERRIBLE ExPLosIoN.-A boiler belonging
10 one OF the Engines on the Lackawanna
and Bloomsburg Railroad exploded, in Nor
thumberland, on Saturday morning last ;
doing considerable damage, but fortunately
resulting in the loss oil no lives The En-
gineer and Fireman wers at their posts
al the time of The explosion, and were
thrown from the. iraio, besides being
severely scaldei but, from what we could
learn, they were doing well and their inju-
ries would not prove fatal. We never saw
more complete wreck OF an Engire /;
pieces yirg in every direction, houses
struck and damaged, fences demolished,
aud ihe.track torn up generally where the
Engine stood, are some of The results OF
the explosion. The cause OF This seems 10
be unknown.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-02-28
Mo More Tax on Real Estate.

The Legislature OF this State has pass
ed bill repeating all laws taxing real
estate, in this Common wealth, except the
special halfmill tax, which is to be appli-
ed to the payment of the war loan of 50,
600, 900, created in 1861. 1t is proposed
to raise revenue, in lieu Of this tax, by
t'xiDg tha banking capital of the State
and the gross receipts of Railroad and
Canal Companies. The Governor has
signed the following bill l..
Section /. Be it enacted by the San
ate and house of Representatives Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania i'll Cen
eral Assembly met and it is hereby enac-
ted by the authority Of the same, That
from and after the passage of this act it
shall be the duty of the cashier of every
bank in this Commonwealth, whether in
corporated under the laws of this State
or of the United States to collect annual
ly from every Stakeholder of said bank
tax of ore per centum upon the par val
ue of the stock held BY said stockholder
and pay the same into the State Trea-
cury on or before the lst day of July in
every year hereafter, comm enciDg ON the
1st day of July, Anno Domini one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-six and
the said stock shall be exempt from all
other taxation under the laws of this
Commonwealth.
SEC, 2. That in addition to the taxes
now provided for by law every railroad
canal and transportation company in
corporated under the laws of this Com
monWealth and not liable to tax upon in
come under existing laws, shall pay to
the Commonwealth, a tax of three fourths
! of one per centum upon the gross receipts
of said company. The said tax shall be
paid semi-anually upon the first days ot
! July, and January, commencing on the
first day of July, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six, and for the pur-
| pose of ascsrtaining the amount of the
same it shall be the duty of the treasurer
or other officers of said company to
transmit to the Auditor General, at the
/ dates aforesaid a statement under oath
or affirmation Of the amount of the gross
receipts; if the said company shall refuse
] ~ ASiA ASA q pSiiSO VI I'LL Nd dlLCE
such tax becomes due, to make said re-
J turn, or pay the same, the amount there
of, with an addition of ten per centum
thereto, shall be collected for the use of
the Commonwealth, as other taxes are
recoverable by law from said compan-
/ les.
SEC. 3. The revenue derived under the
second section of this act shall be applied
to the payment of the principal and inter
est the debt contracted under the act
of 18th May, 1861, entitled "An act to
create loan and to provide for arming
/ the State
SEC. 4. From and after the passage o.
this act the real estate of this Common
wealth shall be exempt from taxation fol
State purposes. PyoUided That this
section shall not be construed to reliev,
the said real estate from the payment o
any taxes due the Commonwealth at tn
date of the passage of this act.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-02-28
Light Ahead.

We publish On the outside of our paper
to-day, as the most important matter we
can give to our readers, the veto message OF
the President, upon returning the "Freed-
mems Bureau Bill" TO the Senate, where it
originated. II is moi possible 10 an editorial
to give even synopsis of the unahswefa-
BILE points made By the President in This,
bis FIRST State paper; but we desire 10 ssy
that ii has impressed US very fayofably, com
pared TO those OF the last term, in sound
Argument, in logical sequence, in broad
siatesmanlike views, and also in correc,
and grammatical use OF the english LAM
gusge.
We believe this veto message is the bow
in the cloud; indicating that the storm and
The tempest are over and gone, and that
and its teachings, and an acknowledgement
OF the rights and privileges of white men.
The CONSERVATION in the radical ranks is
cheering 10 all The friends of Constitutional
liberty and the fears and apprehensions
that President JOHNSON might be una Bile
to resist the pressure o.! his opponents, are
dispeIled
While, therefore, we give our hearty con-
currence TO this action OF the President and
aver our confidence IN his Justice and inisg
rity and judgment; we DO not abandon
either our opinions or our principles and
shall assert aud defend them whenever the
occasion seems 10 demand such a course
Our support of him shall be based upon our
convictions. not upon our prejudices. la
dependent OF him in all respects, whenever
bis course commands the appreciation. of
our judgment, We shall publicly commend
it; and as freely and as publicly oppose il,
when we believe him 10 be sHerying from
The strict line of his duiy.
Meaning Meaning we ask al Cur readers TO 7e-
ruse this veto message. Its sound in ev-
cry point il discusses; and one evidence OF
Its power is the fact that in a Senate con-
ialning many more than two-thirds repub-
licans, the bill failed, when the voie vas
taken. ], has broken The backbone of the
radical conspiracy against the restoration OF
the Union; and The Presidents arguments
r1in tsn the -~a.s-r .-4s k->- ---sI- I----.s
gested by The people and they in turn will
displace the contemplate followers Of Ste
Gems and Sum aer in the respective Houses :;
and send in men who will sustain ANDREW
JOHNSON, and We trust, bring back union
OF hearts.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-02-28

FATAL AocIDENT.-On Saturday last an
unknown man met his death on the Nor.h
ern Central Railroad, near the Selinsgrove
Station, by being struck with the Philadel-
Phia and Erie up Mail Train, in the after
noon. He was walking upon the track and
on being warned Of danger, by the Engi-
neer's whistle, be stepped TO one side, but
before The train could pass, he bundered
on the track again, and received a fatal
blow, knocking him some considerable dis
taucs from the irain The man was evil
IDENTIFY Intoxicated, his person highly per-
iSmed with angie-fooIn besides quantity
OF he "compound essence" found bottled
up, in one CT his coat pockets. The body
was picked up by The Conductor and
brought on 10 Sunbury. He was an Irish-
man: No blame attaches TO those connect
with the train.