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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03
Muscular Christianity.
GOOD STORY or BISHOP rRwsLL

in the autumn Of 1857 [ spent few
days in a country parsonage, and on the
Sunday morning, at breakfast the pas
tors wife received received letter, which
her titteriug told US must be titbit.-
'Ha, uaclc' said she, here are clerical do.
iugs exactly to your taste The writer, a
lady in distant country, narrated that
there had lately come into the next parish
a new vicar-a very fine young man who
at school bad no superior, either in Greek
or in boxing, and who at the University
won honors for his classics and silver cups
for his boating. He was beginning 10
earnest the work OF an evangelist an ong
long neglected, vicious and brutal peo-
pie. lie had plan aud a will, but many
worthy folk were fearing that his zeal was
without knowledge or wisdom.
One OF his first measures was to open
school 10 a remote par! of the parish, and
get the room licensed for weekday
preaching. But all the drunkards rose
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03

A YouNG minister in a highly elaborate
sermon which he preached said seueral
times: !comontotors do not agree with ue
here" Next morning a poor woman
came to see him with something in her
apron. She said her husband had heard
his sermon and thought il was very ane
and as he had said "tae commau taters
did nat agree with him. he had sent
some Of the best kidneys.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03
4 Kiss that Didn't Pay.

The Toledo Record gets Of good one
in regard to citizen Of Iowa, whose wife,
in his absence, had been kissed by dro-
yer, while giving him glass Of vater.--
When he heard of the outrage, he started
at oneo in pursuit, found the drover after
q hard days ride, and accused him of the
theft.
The droyec admitted the truth Of tho
soft impeachmcat, said he had been some
time from home, waY sorely tempted and
in an uuguarded moment Of frenzy pur-
loined the kiss but that ne had not dam
aged the women III The smallest particle
was very sorry--thoughs it wss no matter
to make great ado about, aad begged to
be excused.
The husband finally concluded that this
was the right view Of the matter, and
agreed to settle !. upon the receipt Of iiys
dollars for his days ,ile. This beiag sas'
isiaolory, the droyer handed over ten-
dollar bill, and received Eve dollars In
change. Ba. whoa tie aggrievod Bene
dict returned home and consulted his De-
sector, he found the TIL counterfeit. He
iound he had suffered the indguity Of hav-
ing ais wife kissed By d "nasly drcver,"
passed one day in the saddle, and loss Eve
dollars, ard concluded IL didn't pay.
FAIRLY BEATEH.-Tc know young
man who is remarkably quick in repartee
4 short timo since he was listening to q
tremendous story about fishing. The
narrator stated that he had hook mads
that weighed three hundred pounds, at
tachel it to hawaer,thre hundred yards in
length, and bailed it with whole beef.
Taking this hook in his right hand. hO
threw it cut in the lake.
'Ard what do you think caught! !!
Cant say. What ? cried number
eagerly.
; "A fish that weighed three hand'sd
tons -
'Pshaw I" ssid our young gentleman
"you arc behind the age. Why, when
. iisheJ there / daliea my hooks 'cita sucH
c fsl as you caNght
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03

Stockings can do wIthoat as loDg as J
wear fashionable dresses" said a village
belle somewhat Strengthened in her fnsn-
cial resources ;"hut bosom pin and ki'
gloves ] must have
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03

Jersey every summer, and so does the
brilliant Aldrich, at Portsmouth, N, II
And yet doubt if either of these men
know the price of ton of hay to. o.day.-
But the new mown bay is really fine
thug. 1t is good for man and beast,
We hired four honest farmers to assist
Us, and, led them gaily to the meadows.
Ha' Gong 30 NOW myself.
l saw the sturdy peasants round once
ere dipped my flashing scytho into the
tall green erase.
"Ayo you ready said L. Perkins.
81 ON hcro.'
"Thcn foIler Us.
| followed hem,
FOLLOWED them rather to closely, eyi-
dcNt!y, Tor white haired old man, who
imuedjltciy followed Mr. Perkins, called
upon Us to hat. Then, in low, firm
voice, ha said to bis sou, who was just
ahead ot me, Join, change places with
n.: [ hain5 gol long to live anyhow
Tondcr berTying ground will soon have
sas.a old bones, and it's no matter wbeth,
9r l'aa carried there with one leg off and
ter bic ga,hcs in the other, or not. But
you, johu--you are young
The old man charges places with his
son. l smile Of calm resignation lit up his
Y;inAlgdlncc, rs he shid, "Now, sir, am
rcady,"
uiE5a, mean Won. old man ., said T
Il mean that Won cop,inu, to bran.
i,b that blade q, YOU have hrani.h Il
some of u will get hurt"
There was some reason mingled with
this white haired old ncasopt's remark
It is true that I had twice escaped NOW.
ins off his Que soas legs, and hi, father
was perhaps materially alarmed
went and sat down under tree. st
never know literary man in nv life ="
| overheard the old man say, ",hot know.
"a oo,t,.,,.Y
Cir pe,kius W.. no. as valuable 30 me-
,bis so,so,o. h,d fo,ci,d 10 r,;oL. J.,
r,y,,, oi,e,noon bo dis,rocorod from ~.
3.il reoulagly and remained about tvc
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~ '''e' - 0N' ''' '''''''' ''' 'No.H't WIZ
oten EaFen tnat way, aud suffered goot
At the end Of two hours Mr.. perkin
,n.oll r,on,oor ,,i,h Lis bo.l noo,Iu 1oa.
up !" "'' 'ag' anu say "o 'c'' oc'''r'
Ono afternoon It so haFpened that
soou followed the invalid to the house
and qs ! p.oroJ tho rorch hoard , (omaI
r,i., o.., .,,;.,l, o,..r,, .y.n.,,n :,
l. vas VIC ''!co o' ''' u''." &'i'' an" 'n'
aided, "ItI hotter for N., Brown"
"Ob, 20, Nancy heard the Invalid
= pe,k;os soo,bir.ly saw :"Nr BROW
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03
Notice..

Hghe Lime Books oi Eli Crevellng, ana
= in, no hands Of the undersigned for coUtcloh -
l"'S' "'7' JOSErH LIIIrN, !. !.
,..L. IA, limo -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03

Ee6" There is many an unfortunate one
whose heart like a sunbeam always ap'
resr, lovgiest IN a.. breNkiug a7sunasc
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03

S1D- Why is love like a ducks foot, ?
Because it often lies hidden under the
breast.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03

,h. rH''- tGro, Hivounop'g
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03

Grual JaoS i0r IclIH.ry Tenn, 1864,
flnom-Murrls q sloan
uur i..l#IGk--D DhpS d Fowler
ur,arcrrcl,- Jacob Mastecr Wm LamoH
Iraynr- pauIri G,urhtrt
Pgutnu-I T. J AIurrrsuu
C,laAI-su Jacob DIumleu'C
rI,HiuacrcCR-samucls shvr, Matthias kim. John
j iIHtcnls"u
EnuklIn- Joseph Bidder
Grreuwopd- Richard EuchoU
ltruIurk-- James kolt. Hudson Girton
Iucu-t-Wm GauGmuu, .ayurTy snyder, Jonas
E,ll'Tuau
SIT Pleasant Elias Dye.hlc5''
Madison JusrIh & amith
Ialksou- john kuslur
ADMINISTRATIONS Holman
scott Jacob .rH niger
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03

My friend, Mr.. d. T. 7, Moore, Of the
RwaI Neeo Yorker, thinks if l "keep on
I will get 10 tho poor house in about TWO
years.
II ycu think the honest old farmers oi
Barclay County waut me | will come,
Truly Yours,
CHARLES f. Brown.
, 1866-11-23
S e. @ OK a 5.

The insurgent Caucasian provinces have
been disarmed, and the inhabitants Of the
three neighbouring provinces have like
wise been prohibited from carrying
A letter from Warsaw, in the augsburg
Guzette, says:-"Matters every
day a more threatening aspect in this
country, and the military movements
which follow each other uninterruptedly
indicate that in Russia certain eventuall-
ties are believed in. For ten days there
have been incessant arrivals at Warsaw,
from the interior of Russia, of trains filled
with troops, who, after a short rest, took
the direction of the Gallician frontier. A
considerable portion of the garrison of
Warsaw has also been sent TO that quarter.
The Governor of Poland and three emf
nent Generals have been called to st.
Petersburg-a fact which people connect
with the state of affairs in Gallicia. Un-
der the pretext that the Poles are IN a
condition of great excitement, and that
they are dreaming Of the speedy re-estab-
lishment of their country, the Russian
Government is urging forward vigorously
the work of classification, and favourlng
as much as possible conversion to the or
thodox rite"
Received by Reuters Telegram Com
pany:
ST. PETERSBURG, Friday.
The Emperor has issued a manifesto,
announcing to his people the betrothal of
the Czarewitch, and comforting upon the
Princess Dagmar the title Of Imperial
Highness.
The Princess Dagmar has received a
deputation Of the Danish inhabitants Of
this city.
The Grand Duke Michael, Governor of
the Caucasus has arrived here, accom-
panied by the Grand Duchess.
, 1866-11-23

Venetian crowd be doing what it will a
salute from the fleet will call them to the
Riva del Schiavoni, and keep them there
till the last gun is fired. In the evening
there was a grand illumination when st.
Marks Place was again filled with q dense
mass of people, good humoured as usual,
and fortunately less troubled than usual
by irruptions of Garibaldians. But the
wind was high and cold, and the few
devices which had been attempted failed
to make themselves distinct to the eye.
Along the front of the PalazZo Reale,
opposite st. Marks church, had been ar
ranged in letters of light stItaIi0 G Ttttorio
Emanuele, GAL ,758 ST." but the cruel
Boro extinguished the numbers and
EmamueZe, leaving only "LtaAia Vitorio,"
and that but faintly. Nothing, however,
could spoil the enjoyment of the Vene-
tians they burnt blue lights and red
lights for. effect, and they were too close
ly packed together to be cold, so on the
whole the evening passed off very well.
The journal Daniee MANN has ceased
it's daily appearance, and it is evident
that the others are rather at loss how TO
get on, for some of them issue only one
half-sheet to-day, and their want of news
is evinced by the fact that they actually
notice our doings in England-in a pa
.tronizing way, of course, and with smiles
al our baekwardness in civilization but
we must be thankful for what we can
get.
, 1866-11-23
THE PRUSSO-SAXON TREATY
OF PEACE.
Weekly Despatch, October 49,

Weekly Despatch, October 2S)
The following are the principal points
of the treaty of peace which has been con-
cluded between Prussia and Saxony.
GoAUny will enter the North German
Confederation. The Saxon army VIII
be reorganised as soon as the conditions
have been arranged by the North German
Confederation. Konigstein and Dresden
will have mixed garrisons. Prussia will
furnish garrisons for the other Saxon towns
until the organisation of the army takes
place. The Saxon troops about to return
home will be placed under the command
Of the chief Prussian general in Saxony.
The war indemnity to be paid by Saxony
is fixed at 10 million thalers, from which
one million will be deducted on ac-
count of the cession TO Prussia of
the railways of Lobau and Gorlltz.
The Prussian military governors and
civil commissioners will cease to exercise
their functions. The former Zollverein
treaty will continue in force, subject to
q notice of six months, should either of
the contracting parties desire to withdraw
therefrom. Prussia obtains exclusive
possession Of the Saxon telegraph wires.
Persons politically compromised during
the war will not be molested on
that account. Saxony will regulate her
diplomatic representation in conformity
with the general bases to be laid down
for the whole of the North German Con-
federation.
The first convoy of Saxon war reserves
upon ~furlough return home OIL Saturday
and Sunday.
General Won Rabenhorst, the Saxon
War Minister, has been relieved of his
functions, and will be succeeded by Ma
ior-General Fabrici.
, 1866-11-23
RUSSIA.

Upon being admitted into the Greek
Church, on Wednesday, the Princess Dag
mar of Denmark received the m of
Maria Feodorowna.
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betreiben, ipuroen IN Der @modeb 9toiu
.berbqftet unof bonn glecoroer fir so
Sage Dem 9lrbeits5atfe iiberiDieien.
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in bic Stabtfaffe sn legen.
Sic Sarbige, Sofepbine &a1, peIGe
Eain 25.l b. M. aus einem Saufe an
2ine< StraBe $12 ifabl, uurSe unter
$3.50 Birgf6aft benz acknowledgement
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berei4crte Die staOttafie UNI SIS.
8. Sernal. eael9er iid in eiiieln
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9a4barin priiseIte, bate our Gtrafe
6afiir ibr 0uartier i'm 0lrbeitsbaule
altfsufdlagen.
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bens unb gtorolpeifers aeben ur1s sienfs
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buna NcIaenbos su bernerfen III: g
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Der GllffgEeit tdgli6 70 biel, DGb anf
ie6e Yerfem etiua Elm mittelgroBes
BeingIas boil tOAnt, nit iuenfgitens
Der asbnfaGen 9isuse @aGer pernif3t
binein. .sfsss.sa.,.l.a
Sci N1a&te Gtiiblen, gBatercIo1ets u.
bal. IafTe man ifets auf BEN Bc6en cine
Sano bod g8afer lte9en. Sn Oieles bin>
Gin oie6e man ieoesnial ilnfnittelbar Dor
benz gebrau1 Elm Retne9las boH bes
Rittels, NIT Der sleiGeH Nfenge g4ailsr
permeugt.. --s.. 4, 9. agsssss.a
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man Gin G6napsAIaS Doa IN eiHen Gis
nser BaF-r idiittet Atsb eieieg bann IN
bas Qufoueeefdb eiebt.
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Il -~f&EiAF Ess&F sF - - ~ SSFsss & s88i
Serner rtIB mon que Gntleerlntgen
Der 9ronten rtir N tSeIaeen annan9et1,
inelqe ntt ger ooen be6etdlnsnoet 6lul<
E9tetI, mn oer oterTa1en sutenae sSaiS
ler oeroannt, Qefuut ltno.
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AreotloIS2Saner ta9llW EN- Wal So be :
lpren9en:
que Hetloneat gel 4 nlH eell Ara!l !,
rem BY IDnn 9eqaDt gaDell, itltlllen it0
unfnitteibar nad9sr bic 9dsloe NIT iibsr.
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ordnWl 81 oleieln 5ipeG effua aebn Are I
prem alf elile sSal1lDAllel g6aller, to
EoaP eaeles 9eraoe rot1 qelarot ~. 4tle
gett< hno Setofoal9e Ger Sraittefl iiiilB
lofort MAD Dem @ebraut1 In 9Saner stl19
QefuelDt DerDeft, fpele1ein man Sabdlle !.
lbe San9e sugelest bat n1to sipar auf
pen Sinner gSaller EN- babies Snart DER
tunthqen golnng. Sn oteler Slutit9s
teit bletbt ne oret Stnnoer, miro oann
NIT gSaiier nbgelpalt ltno oant erlt sur
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SIe Summer. N lueldleu cholera
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oesinf5irt tpereett. 3u Dieiem 3tpefe
i9lieBe man ale Genlter. leut in bic
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3nrntrr lltto td)lleBt Die Sblren. ytad
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Ser Tarbide 2iharo Barnes, mel.
der 4 q am 5. b. SO. an Der gfe BON
college iilro @bnrHifrabea ptii0elte, foII
6 Wionate lang ira 9lrbeitsbdide oafilr
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