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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06
A LECTURE TO Young MEy.

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Involuntary Emissions. sexual -btity ani lmprd
imeuts to Marriage generally. Nervousness. Con
sumpiiun. Epilepsy, and Fits rental aBi Physical
Ineapacty, resulting from self AbIse, By Rob
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&c.
The world renowned aiItIior in this admirable Lee
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:hc awful consequences of Sci iAbuse may be effect
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himself chea ply. privately and radically. This Lee
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06

Work FOR Wet DAYS. Look after your
implements and tools. Do not let them lie
around, in out of the way places, to get rusty;
but have "a place reverything, and every
thing inits place" These are the days to
attend to them, and when you are through,
and have looked over your cattle and sheep,
take your paper in hand, and see if you can
not get some new ideas to work upon when
therainis over.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06

PEEsoNAL SUPERVISION. -Attend every
day to your stock and crops Blessed is that
farmer who attends tohis stock, and sees that
thei2 every want is regularly supplied No
one can do this ike the farmer. Wstchthem
closely, andyou win be surprised how much
more interest you win take in them yourself,
and your men win derive new exertons from
your presence in the barns and IN your mead
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06

Water not overlook the Importance
Of having bountiful supply of pure water
for your stock IF there is no spring, OF wa
ter IN the meadow where you turn your stock
into, let them be driven to water night and
morning. Sheep and cattle often suffer from
this cause during the summer months See
that they do not in your case.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06
REEIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

To F0caiists and Public Speakers. the Waters are
peculiarly valuable they Wi u one day remove tbs
most severe occasional hoarseness and their regular
for few days win at all times Increase the pyy
and hexbilty of the voice. greatly improving it,
tone pass and cIeaTuess Tor which purpose th.y
are regularly used by many professio vocaltsts
The very great celebrity of ths valuable remedy has
in, ed unprincipled persons prepare base Inita
lions which disappoint the just expectations of the
purchaser, aHd InJure the character of the genuine
medicine.
See that the word "BRYAN,'' is stamped on earb
Wafer and also observe abe fac simiIe OF the SIGMA,
tuTe of the Proprietor. JOB NOSE on each yTan-
per. To countefeit which - FORGERY. - OHending
parties will be dealt with fun extent the Iaw
Cists.
JOB MosFs Sole Proprietor, % CortIandt s.. N. Y
Feb. 3. ilG6-Iy.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06
BREAKING COLTS.

David" in the Germantown Telegraph,
says he is strongly-opposed, both in principle
and practice, to breaking colts that's allow
ingthemto attain the age oftRo or more Yeas
before they are takenin hand for learning
the principles which are to form so impor-
tant a part In their futureife There should
be no breaking about it. The education
should begin as soon as the colt is born, and
if properly attended 70, viii be perfect by
fhe'time be is large enough to drive. Being
7ed,or tied with halter should be his first
lesson, and the sooner he learns 1t the short
er the struggle and the more permanent the
lesson nevergive him chance to break
loose, for once done and he viii remember it
for long time; and, if the lesson be too of
ten repeated, he win make proficient in
this net desirable art.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06

HOEING CORN.

- IA ,.,l;,..,1t<, 10 ,.sz.sf7v sbo,.l7
CoEl' sl'e'e -, 60 hoe;,o ss coon
Oe neeo my .,'s,,o.,rb '.'.. Manv farmers n
as tne ooIa '1 Y ~ =. ~, 5os,,o ,orn when
my Juoee''sn y ','''s A.. aro,,rd !
TOO s,''a'l az R,'s ~ ~ - lva,a : i seems
tnat pecos s''a.1ea' 5 !. 49, T. : set over il
e stln1 'ne cO'', 1n a'''I !: - ;oet for hoe
ior some sllne nc Pin. 49, ~ he Ground
ing tne hrs' ,i''e 7'9'''s. I: ! sl,,ld M he COM
ana eestrps 'ae "ee,0, e "-.l .sss;ble bv hoeing
p'e's'y e1's, -. I,tgea,, the rows
'1'e'l y ''''u 'e-,..e 1nh s sv;u carse them to
.pozs' :, =. ~ T TT.n..esr.aer5boatbeir 60 corn
"i','e' ,''s' - --e-:s...ha~ Tb;sjs moor
IN c0uoy = "s- y &c ;eIone sver 20 thorough
p0n,s' 2 '.'s s'',,;5 ~ tl,e GOOD that win fol-
~ s'0s7 ~ - an,, oraat many rnn
-" : "s-1l' .s 3bc,,,b ali depended on
over ''.''' '.s,'' IN, ~ t, = conli Ia naseed
'1ls q''''1.ss ns.l, -. ,.h cr,v of mon and bovs
ssc,,-.t,, ,.,,s <,,-a- he oo,.,feldo and
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06

J. W. BRowN, Kensington. n H., makes
acalculatiOn of the loss in plowing an acre
of land fourteen rods in length by turning
the team at the ends. IF the furrows are
nine inches wide, it VIII require about four
and tWo-thirds hours to turn the team atthe
ends fthe acre was so rods long, it would
require only one and one-third hoursto make
the turns He estimatestbe distance travelled
IN plowing an acre at eleven and fve-eight
miles
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BlEan'S PuImonic Waters.

E5The original Medicine estqblished IN 1887. and
frstarucle OF Inc kInd ever intfOdueed under th ;.
name of "tuLNOSIc w AFets,' IN this or any other
country; all other Pulmo iic Waters connterfets
The genuine can be known By the name BRYAN be-
ing stamped on each Wafer.
These Waters have been before The pubIe for near,
Thirty Years aud the iDmen sale alta ned not only
in america but III foreign countries fully attest their
intrinsic wT'h. Ths medical properties superior
To any other article offered for he Pulmonary
Bronchial affections and the quantity contained in
each box nearly double that of the many wor. hes
iTtIt ad-erIf spd
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06
ErNans Pulmnnfc Warers

Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat Ioarseness A thma
Catarth, BroncbItis Dimcnlt Breathing, Sp tting Of
Blood Pains in the Chest nripent Con sunptIou and
all diseases OF the lungs NotafoTding iIy temporary
relief, but eecting rapid and lasting cure and are
warranted 20 give satisfaction in every nstance--
ihey aon-t nauseate ike alcoholic compounds, aud
the medical prope ties are combined in a form so
agreeable aud pleasant 10 the that aay child
VIII rcadly Lnke them One dose will Iva n.TurH
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06
WYOMING
HNs UEeANCES COMPANY,
WiLKEs-BARRE. PGNNA.
CAPITAL AND Surplus, $3.50,
BER ECTNRS.

BzEE ECTSsEsS.
g. VI. HOLLENBACK, L. d. SHOEMAKER,
JOHN REICHARD. H.. NJ HOYT
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CHARLES DORRANCE, WV 8 ROSS
X ID. LACOE CHARLES A MINER,
- EHART PIERCE. G NJ HAEDING-
GIN HOELENRAt'K President
l.. d. SHOEMAKER. Vice PresE
K. Z. SMITH SEcRArARg.
F. BROWN, Agent,
March p 1850 'nisbiirg, Pa.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-06-06
.DR. MARSHALL
sCATARRH SNUFF.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the
THE HEAD and HEADACHE. q has been found an ex
ceileut remedy in many CAGES of Sore Eyes, DEAF-
NESS has been removed by II aad BfARG has often
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is fragrant aud agreea1ly- and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF
To the dell heavy pains caused by diseases or The
Head The sensation alter using II are delightful and
inyIgoratiug opens aud purges o0t all obstuctons.
strengthens the glands, and gives healthy action
the parts affected.
More than Thirty Years
OfSale and use of DR.. MARsuML's CArARRH and
HEADACHE SSrFF. has proved its gr at value for all
common diseases Of he Headand at This moment
il stands higher than ever before,
IL is recommended by many of the best physicians
and Is used with great success aud satisactI,n eve
rvwhefe.
Readtbe Certificates OF Wholessle Drug.
gists 10 1854
The undersigned. having fo many years 5ueu ac-
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ACHE SNUFF aud sold in our whoIcsaletrade chper-
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OF Catarrhal Afel tions, and is eridrdr the
best article have ever known for all common dis
eases the Head
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
u TsA rRoTEcrED SOLUTION OF THE
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new discovery 10 medicine which
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LIVER ELknEHT- IRON
This is the secret uf the wonderful of this
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BEedder, Female
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Being free from Alcohol IN any FORM is energiz
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DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
From the Venerable Archdeacen SCOTT. D. n.
DrSHAM Canada Ea ST, March ~, 1865.
than 25 years standing.'
three short weeks during which have used the Pc
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u See that each botllehas PERgvIN SYRUP blown
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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THE undersigned would respectfully announce To
4 the citizens Of bloomsbury, and the pubItc ssp.
orally. thar le is running
al OMNIBUS LINE. be CESLA
tween Ills lace and the DIFF sSS7Tsfs STI.H~-T{t
ferenf Rail Road DepotS DAT RfsNfSS t1SsSS tS~H
iy. tSu1days excepted) 0>S~~='-1-SA-sAs--A.s=&=s
connect with The several Trains going South West
On the CatawIssa and WIliamsport Rail Road and
WITH those going North and South on the Lack <
Bloomsburg Road,
HIS OnNlBUSSE ES Hre in good condition. conmy-
olons and comfortable, and chsr- es reasonab
u Persons wlshisg to msef or Sc their friends
hePari, can be accommodated, upon reasonable
eherges by leaving timely notice at any of he Io.
JACOB L. GIRTON.
Proprietor,
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INCOME AR a BI E


and entitled. merits and receives the general con-
6dence of the public,
SEYMOUR THATCHER, NJ. D.,
0f Herman, n Y. ~rites follows -
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and clca nsing the lungs and aaying irritstion thus
removing the instead OF drying up the cough
and leaving the behiRa. consider the Baisarn
go any. if not the best, Cough me icine with
which am acquainted"
Rev. JACOB SEcHLER, Of Hanover. Pa
Well known and much respected among the German
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DEAR SIFs Having realized in my family impor.
taHt benefits from the of your valuable pretaTa
tiOn-ATIsrARs BALsAA OF Wild CHgK affords me
pleasure to recommend il the public some eight
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ed then procured bottle o. yncr excellef RaIsa m
and before she had tkn he whole of the c0ntcn of
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JACOB sECHLER.
Price One DolLer a B0tfe.
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AED Bg ALL BRreG srs.
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.issa Rail Esoad.--On

~ and afteT MONDAY, April 2. 1865 passenger
trains on the CatawIssa Railroad Will the fol
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-02-24
in Our Behalf.

We world ray TO the people ofthis coun-
w that in The Home journal they viii Al
ways find the most important Congrcssion-
"a, Legislative, Foreign and Domestic
news, besides the Cincinnati, louisville,
Nashville, and Home market reports,
And by next issue we hope to be able to
give several tables Of useful information
to the farmer, mechanic. merchant. and
business mon generally. These tables will
he kept standing for reference. The mar
hct reports and bank note list viii be care
f,lly corrected just before going to press.
1t II our Intention to write bat little, be-
licying that Il newspaper gotten up on'thc
eclectic plan. with %scntcntiols extracts
and uscJai matter, viii best s~a.ttllc wishes
OF the public. We want to improve the
paper rs it grows oldor-wc want to fur
nish Il paper that this county may feel
proud Of. We shall not be wanting in lib
crafty Of means or time, or labor, In order
TO carry ont our desire, and we only ayl
chat encouragement which gives ligor to
cXcrtion. VIII the people give it?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-02-24

What the Banner SAYS.

We don't want to appear vain, but
there is n hope expressed in the sub
joined kind welcome given us by the
Nashville Banner, which meets an n
men from our own heart, and when the
Banner refers to ''ups and DOWNS"
there is a mighty reality about it whicl,
wc--sometimes wish were but q dream.
We thank the Banner for its cordial,
generous welcome to our rchabilitated
sheet. 1t says: .. 100.
TIE HONE JoURyL.-The reappear-
ancc of the Winchester Home Journal
carries us back about a,humdred years.
1t reminds us of Christmas, of the
First of May, and the Fourth of July,
rs they used to be in mtc-reyolutiona
nv times. After rs many ups and
downs rs %ourself, the interchangeable
Slater has circled round to his Old
mo0ring, and spreads his canvass to
the wind biithCly and bravely. We
hope the citizens of Franklin county
will sustain him handsomely. lie can
do their material interests more good
than any one else. The very existence
Of his paper is Us iauch is a dollar ad-
ded TO every acre OF their lands. We
welcome it among our exchanges. and
cxpec. TO derive as much pleasure rs
profit by the friendly intercourse.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-02-24

\ Few days h%oa party of armed men
cn'crcd Chiffon, Wayne county, in thi,
Siatc, rode up to the house OF Mir. HAYNES
late an officer in the Confederate army,
and demanded chat the coat he wore in the
army should he sent 10 them. This wa
done, and the men fred avOllcv ut it, say
ingi If ilaynts did not behave himself, he
would get the next volley through his
head. They then lett, and went 10 the
house ofa Mr.. Fuller. They called him
out, and literally cut him to pieces with
bowie IMlycs.-Ndshcj7ie Banner.
How sorry the Radicals mist feel
because this was not a Union man
treated so brutally. How they would
have "blowcl' about il! What abatch
0fletters would have been written to
Inc Northern press, that the rebels
We're committing outrages innumera.
bic IN Tennessee. Brownlow would
have protested again that the military
lie not withdrawn--that the Tennessee
delegation he not admitted ifstlch al.
mission sis to be followed by II with
d'awal of the troops DC, lest the
oh'on men be all murdered ~ 'tlc rcb-
els getting possession Of the State, &c.
But 1t was a Confederate officer mis-
treated or killed while quietly obcying
the laws of the land, relying upon the
laith ofthe government TO protect him,
agreeable to its promise when he sur
rendered. Nothing must he said about
ia-no! The boot is on the wrong
foot. ALAS the times!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-02-24

PMcEs C0MiNG DowN,--It will be {
matter Of general rejoicing to every
one in Nashville, to know that the
price Of board in the city has been
materially reduced, and continues to
manifest q downward tendency. We
trust It viii, one Of these days, come
down to II living scale, so that labor
ing men, and others on small salaries,
MAY be able to exist comfortably here
end lay by a shilling for q rainy day.
The landlords thcm5elver are, by no
means, regretted that the decrease in
the price of provisions and eatables en-
ables them TO bring down their prices
and, by that means, to increase their
business and the numbcr Of their guests.
For some time it has been absolutely
impossible for persons Of moderate
means to live here upon the salaries gen
orally received. The reduction of the
cost orliying will benefit every depart
mcnt of trade, aud generally rebound
to the interests Of the place. We shall
be pleased when we may be able to an
nounce to Industrious and thrifty mer-
chants from abroad that they can come
here, with q reasonable hope Of not
having to pay out all they make and a
fraction over, for the bare cost ofsub-
sistcncc.-.NushpW Bonner.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-02-24

NF" Mr., Arncll, the Radical in the
Tennessee Legislature who sin fayor
of extreme measures against Ill who
aided, or eve sympathiIed with the
"rchcIlion," but WHO was himself once
engaged in Il contract TO furnish the
ConIcdcratr government leather, moved
to lay the amendment Of Mr.. Hood ON
thc table because it provided that no
DISTINGUISHED man should pay u poll
tax. lie found as TO agree with him
against % for the amendment. We
thank Mr., Hood rorhi3 effort IN behalf
of the constitution which provides for
representation and taxation to go hand
in hand. That he failed in his Efforts
due to the fact that reason, nor com
mon sense, uor humanity, nor states
manahtp rule in the present Legislature.
The ri&)ds Of citizens, and the voice Of
ninc-toatla Of our people are ignored
'y the rana'icism that rules.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-02-24

There was quite n Lively time among
the members Of the House on ycstcl,
day, Early in the morning, before
many were out Of their beds, the Dorc-
keepers Of the two Houses, with rein
fOrccmrntS from outside, were scent
Ing every nook and corner for such
menhcrs rs refused TO vote upon the
franchise Bill the day previous, de
clarinG their intention to take them by
force, and conduct them to the Capitol.
We did not learn how many were sub
jectcd to this indignity, but are assured
that they were hunted down rs a vigi
liant police would hunt for u gang Of
notorious burglars, W going SO far
as, in one instance, to disarm II mem
Der who was Offering no resistance
As will he seer from the proceedings,
given in our Legislative summary, the
Commnndant Of the Post rendered the
use Of a squad Of armed soldiers to aid
the majority in pcrpetratinG this out
rago upon the ~ahscnting membcrs.--
Where this official found warrant for
such interference in the Legislative af-
fairs ofthc State We arc wholly at u
loss to know.
The minority OF the House certain
" had the right to send for and sum
mons absent members to the hal. and,
in the event of their failure to attend,
to regard their action rs in CONTEMPT,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-02-24

ct" Mcssrs. Patterson u Mcdowell
seem determined that euery body MoH
hure some Of their groceries. Last
week Everybody wanted some," and
this week 'Eyerybody got some.''-
Read their new advertisement. You
car go and see for yourself as to their
groceries, but mc will say--thcir cam
ed pine apple is all that the most fas-
tideous in taste could wish.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-02-24
TENNEsSEE LEGIsLAVUHE.
" -FT''VNF 'FFTlT"N'
Mr, Blackmnn introduced the follow
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Blackburn introduccd tbc follow
inc r~oso,uno,.
1
"~""'HAs' I'e 'o''oWlhg honlcd per
"o'S' 10 WIZ; 'n,ncS ~ HOOD Oh 'he
IV"'ty u l.ainilton, a. H. OarfSVt o.
VV"fton' "a II, Wyniie OF sumner
WI'''u'h oi'ni'iohs OF %rranKlli' nave o.
"''e'd occ''''o's SHOWN inc lnost "tte'
Von'o'Nrs a,'a H.sreSpect 70 t'lS Iio'','
t''o t''e ''n'e % ie'!'cSsPc W npSoiiV
ING ulfhl"Sivcs WITHOUT icaVc' Ior INC
p~nF'PScol He!'!IhS ~ inporlaNt Ai'''-
sure no" pcIioihS Dc'orc t''l' ppNy'
an" ""erc"s' s'icn conduct IS revolution
airy ID us character, and dangerous 10
IIce &nFci"me't, ana - Il contempt OF
ms Rouse ana d'afcsPcctiul 70 u'c
3talc ol tennessee, therefore ncH
Hc""'@c"' INA 'lc aiores'lu persons
arg h''e'y oeciarea eNPci'e'l from ,''3
Do3l, any I'cr SeHI' y%'c'nt' "hl tl'''
lllo governor issue WIFI" OF elccNon 20
VI s''" E'ca,cic7'
u "oNoi 10 suspend inc r''eS Tor
,!'c purpose % bringing "P INC r29oi'-
t'ol' 'oF pFe'r''t 'c''Vh' "He'' ." mem
n'r" answered. W tneir mountaineering
tnr.' ., quorum 80,
or '''''Oi 'io'cu 10 "oJo"rH uh'''
'r,1"| ino','ns ~ wv eloeN
~ N''''' 10y ~ po''. ~ o''u'
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-02-24

Eis-The great lcngth OF Che Fresi.
dents remarks upon cctoing the Blu
rcau bill, aud the late hour ut Which We
commenced 10 putt in type, has made
it impossible for rs to publish, III much
legislative matter rs we wanted to-
Nor have We for any remarks MS
to the veto. Read It yourself, and We
suppose you will agree with us that il
is IN able exposition Of the unconsti
nationality of the diabolical act.
E1" Read the law card Of Mcssrs
Colyar & Marks.