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For Sale.

ft:eAst A two story frame House, and abo ut 5000
;;;s feet of Land, the corner of Pearl and Cum
Hssk bertrand Streets. Plenty Of hard and i,oft wa
ter on the premises. Enquire OF u. II fIa,
CIV. RICHARDSON.
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List of Causes for Trial at Decem-
Der Term, 1906

Charles Nuss vs. Sarah Nus<.
9 Paxton Kline VS. Jane Kline.
a William l. Lance VS. Thomas CTevelipg, et. al.
4 Amos w Creamer Christian Shaman.
Jacob Harris VS. Peter Jacoby.
Andrew J. Ssyder va. John Sheater-
2 Iacob Shuman VS.. Christisn Wolf,
Jacob Sbuman Jacob Ha rtze
A. s Saul VS.. Benz amin Wintersteen
10 Samuel Henry vs.. Jacob Hosier, VIM. Klinetob &
Gideon Hosler late trading in the nrm name OF
Hosler 4 TO.
IL Amos w Creamer vs Caiharine Howell, admin
istratrix of Enoch Howell decd.
10 Amos w Creamer, vs. CatbaTine Howell, admin
istratriI of Enoch Howell.
l3 Edward HeiIner vs. The Locust Mountain Coal
Iron Company. a..
I4J.r. Hackenberg for The of IL. Chamberlin VS.
SIlas Edgar.
Is John Hinterlitcr VS. John Jameson.
10 Jacob Remley VS. Catawissa Rail Road company
II William A. Case VS.. The Twp of Centre.
rs Joseph Fry VS.. Catharine Long
10 Henry z. Nuss Boroug h of Berwick
90 j. +. Anspact ct al VS. William p, Ryon.
81 Eli Jones Miles Abbott ct al
- Greenwood Township VS. Samuel bogart-
% henry Hosser Wife VS.. Charles sehIusser q
Wife.
"a Wright Hughes VS. Peter Miller.
IS David Larish VS. Mount Pleasant Township.
% John o. Didine ct al VS. Parvln Masters
q Jorathan KniItle Wnght Hughes,
~ Mary Z. Green Robert 3. Howeli, et al
- James Barry VS.. Robert Gorrell.
30 John Laverns VS. Barney McBTearty,
81 Solomon Neyhard VS. The Township OF Centre.
% Isaac NJ. Demott VS. Isaac Dewitt,
20 So Ioznon Shumsn William LongenbeTger
"a John w. Lescbcr vs. Peter 8. Rishel,
35 Henry y. keiy now for the use Of Thomas Ofste-
ling, jr.. Jesse T.. Pennington.
90 E. b. PurseI's use, VS.. ID. G. Ent's admr's.
81 Barbara Stump by her neat frlend Frane1E w
Lewis We, John Jacob stump.
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III A r r T. ID .

At Light Street, Columbia County, on the
9th of September last, by Joseph Lilley, esq,
Mr.. James Torby, of Centreville, and Miss
Sarah Catharine Fowler, of the former place.
At the residence of the brides father, on
the oath inst, by the same, Mr.. Alexander
Rambo, of Mt Pleasant Township, to Miss
Elizabeth A. Wompole, of Orange Town
ship, Columbia County.
On the 18th inst. at the Exchange Ho-
tel, in Bloomsbury, by Rev. r. 4. Wilson,
Mr. Rolandus Herbein, and Miss Lucy A.
Fetterman, all of Locust twp, Columbia
County.
On the 10th inst, at his residence, by the
Rev. T. Fullmer, Mr. Clark A. Yiets, ofSu
garloaf, to Miss Mary E. Hartman, of Espy
Columbia County.
On the Sth inst, by the Rev. B. P. King
James Park, of Northumberland, and Miss
Mary Dolby, of Limestone twp, Unior
County.
On the 18th by the same, at the residence
ofthe brides mother, Andrew j. Beagle ano
Miss Ellen Reichard, both of Madison twp.
Columbia County.
On the Sth, by the Rev. McVay Chilcout,
John Farnwalt and Miss Jane Smith, both
of Chillisquaque twp, Northumberland
County.
At TOWN. Hill, on the 18th inst, by the
Rev f. Wadsworth, Mr. Millard II. DALEY
of Wyoming, to Miss Millie A. Yaple, oi
Shickshinny.
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CONSUMPTION CURABLE By
DIR. SCHENCKs MEDICINES.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the s,p.cr. must 5c
prepared 50 tIisi the lungs win heal. To accomplish
this the liTer and stomach mast frat be cIeansed and
en- appetite crea.e1 good who'esome food, which,
b. thee medicines win BE disesscd properly, and
good healthy b'cod maize; thus building Up the
constitution. sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach Of su bilious mucous .ccunu-
lations and, b. using the Sea Weed Tonic in con-
uection. the eppeti:e is restored.
ECHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP IS nutricious
Gsweil a. medicinal and b. using the three remed'es
Gil impurities are expelled from the syE.eTn, and
good, wholesome blood made, which win rePcl al
dsease II patients win take these medicines accord
ing to directions, Consumption very ireqnsntly in
is last stage yields readily their action. Take the
pills eIuenty, to cleanse The liver and stomach, It
does not follow that because the bowels not cos
tive they no. required, for sometimes in d.aTr-
h0a they are neeesssry. The stomach must be kept
healthy. and sn appetite created to allow the Pu-
monte Syrup to act the respiratory orgars properly
and aay any irritation. Then all that is required to
perform permanent cure is, to prevent taking
cold. Exercise about the as much o. possible
eat al tho richest food-iat mest gnIne and IN fact
anything the appetite Graves; sxt be particular and
mastcate well l2ld ". ea- mo. II.
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MARKET PRIcEs.-The price of bread
stufs, meat, &C., is bound to come down
it can't long remain so high. Already there
is decline in the price of pork and beef.
The former has been, and is selling all about
us, at from to 10 cents per pound, and
beef we notice is quoted, in New York City,
as ranging from to Is cents per pound.
There is no reason, in our opinion, why these
articles should command such outrageous
prices as they have been for the past four or
five years. Now that the war is over, and
the country in comparative peace, the price
of articles of living and of clothing should
fall back to their former reasonably low rates
Our dealers in groceries, provender, &c, as
well as our butchers should lower their scale
of prices.
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A WORD TO OUR PATRoNs.-We are not
given to dunning. but are compelled to no
tify our patrons that, we need funds. Over
nine months have passed since the consoli-
datiou Of the DEMOCRAT AND STAR, and out
of some fifteen hundred subscribers, not
four hundred have paid Us for the present
volume which terminates on the 22d Of Feb
ruary next. 1t is rather an expensive busi-
ness to print newspaper these times, with
paper at % to % cents per To-, ink ranging
at 40 cents to $1-O0 per pound, and wages,
per week, from sI4 90 to $1,000. OF course,
we have high taxes, rents and licenses, to
pay in addition, which all goes to make our
business rathef an expensive one ; besides
everything that we consume We are obliged
to pay cash for, Our paper bills alone run
over one hundred dollars per month, say
nothing about the other contingent expen-
ses. Did our patrons know what it costs us
to publish our paper they would not be in
the least surprised to see In each number a
polite request to all who know themselves In
dsbted to us, to come forward and liquidate
the same. Next week being Court, we ex-
send an Invitation to all srho hare not paid
rs for the present rolunse, to come and pay
the amount Of their subscription, orsend the
same with their neighbor. We hesitate not
= moment in saying that, hundreds Of our
subscribers win heed this notice The DEH-
ocRAr AND STAR is welcome visitsr, we
know. To nearly two thousand people IN this
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ITO CoNsunPTA ArIvEs.-Thc advertiser having been
restored to health in a few weeks by a very SIM
pie remedy after having suffered several yearswith
sewers lung affection, and that dread disease. Con-
sumptiou- is anxious to make to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire 1.-THE will send copy Of the pre-
scriptlon used Charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will find
for Consumption. .Asthny, Bronchitis, ,Ceds
Coughs etc The only object or the advertiser In
sending the presc iption is to benefit the afflicted and
spre ID information which locomotives be invaluable
end he hopes every sufferer Will try his remedy it
will cost them not hing. and may prove a oles-ing
Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return
mail, will please address Rev. E. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County.
Feb. 9a, Ie66-ly S.n. P. New-York.
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DI T. d

In Muncy, on the 9th inst, Mrs. Susan
nah, wife of David Eilenberger, aged 62
years, months and l3 days.
In Locust Township, ON the 18th inst.
Mrs. Rebecca Mears, wife o., James Mears.
On the 10th inst, in Orangeville, Colum-
bia County, Pa, DIR. DANIEL w MoNTGoM-
ERY, aged about 81 years.
Dr. Montgomery located in Orangeville
about thirty years ago, since which time he
continued the practice of medicine there,
until prevented by his last illness, a few
months ago. He died from disease of the
lungs, as he had predicted some years since.
He leaves an interesting family, and large
circle of friends, to mourn his loss. His
long residence in the place, in connection
with his great success in the practice of med
icine, his unwavering principles OF morality,
integrity, and virtue, his zeal tor the cause
of education, his aid and energy for the
public welfare and benefit OF the place OF
his residence, leave community to mourn
his loss as irreparable.
As a Physician he ranked among the
highest Of his lass; his calm and deliberate
Judgment, with his long experience, render
ed him more than ordinarily skillful. The
profession has lost a; valuable member one
Of the brightest stars in the constellation has
ceased to shine The Physicians through
out this and adjoining counties. who have
frequently sought his counsel, when the
emergency required it. will sadly deplore
the loss Of one whose life has been so vala-
able to the profession and community
But, alasI he is no more. Death, the
husbandman that reapeth always, out of
ou ~, ooo son hof oIosr,,od him he
victim, and his quiet, tranquil death, assures
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sHERIFE,S SALES.

Of .uHS S,; nn; Of ss1 81
Psas in the County Of Colombia. win be exposed TO
public sale, a. the Court House. in Bloomsburg. on
at O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. the follow
ing real estate TO wit:
certain tract of land situate in Catawissa Town.
ACRES, more less, bounded the east by lands
Of Jacob Drumheller, the south by and of Solo
ideon Arndt. whereon is erected Log Hoase and
a frame stable with the appurtenanees
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Benjamin J. Folk
ALSO,
A certain tract of land situate in Pine Township,
Coiumbis County. containing FIFTY SIX ACRES
F. Fowler, on the by Public Road and land Of
John F. Fowler. the south by lands OF Emanuel
Bogar and Ezra Rnnyan: and on the west oy Iama.
and Log Stable, about ten acres of cleared land
with the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property of John 3. Sellers.
ALSO,
Acer,a;n lot or two lots of ground situate in Cor
mantoyn in Conyngham Tow wnshIp- Columbia Coun-
~ containing Fifty feet front and two hundred feet
deer bounded on the north by the Turnpike. on the
west and south by land OF the Locust Mountain Coal
ana Iron Company, and the east by lands OF Law
rance Casey. whereon is erected a Log House. win
'e selzed. taken in execution and be sold the
properly of John Casey
ALSO,
Two lots OF land situate in Germantown Conyng-
ham Township, Columbia County, contai ming FItiy
feet front and two fact deep bounded on the
north by lot of Thomas Monroe, on the west and
south by Tot of Patrick Agen and on the east by the
Turnpike, wbereon is erected a story and nan
DWELLING house with the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold az the
property OF Lawrance Casey.
ALSO,
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situate in Sugar
loaf Township Columbia County, containing SEW
ENTY-SiX ACRES. less. bounded OD the
south b. lands Of Joshua Hess, the west by land
Daniel Kocger, the north by lands OF Jeremiah
Hess, and the by lands of James Robert 8.
whereon is erected old Log Earn with the appur'
tenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property James Sickle in the hands of Jane Sickle
administrators of James Sickle, deceased,
ALSO,
A lot of ground and water privilege, situate in
Greenwood Township, Columbia County, containing
Eighty eight rods less. bounded on the north
by lands of - Moore, and on the west, south and
by Lam of Samuel Abe ertson, all cleared land
with the appurtenances
Seized, and taken in execution and to be sold rs
the property If Wilson Ager, with notice 10 terrte
tenants.
SAMUEL SNYDER Sheriff.
Bloomsbury. Nov. IL, 1866.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all Iegaiees, creditor >
spectivc decendents aud minors. that the following
Administration and Guardian accounts have been
filed in the office ofthe Regs of Columbia County.
and will be presented for confirmation aud allow
in the Orphans Court to be held in bloomsbury
in the county aforesaid WEDNESDAY, THE
5TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1866, at O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day.
] Account of Samuel L. Keller, administrator, OF
John Heimbruck late Of Locust ! owns ship. deed
Account of Isaac q. PuTsel, admir- of Wellington
Z. Pursel, late of Hemlock Township, deed.
Account Of James McHebry, Executor of Moses
McHenry, late of Fishngcreek Township, decd,
Account Of A. Shuman and Z. Heats, administra-
tors of Jacob Hoats, late of Beaver TownshI decd.
Second account Of Augustus EveTh-Tt, Executor
OF JaeLb Everhart, late Of Orange Township, decd.
of ElmIra Sitter,
Account of Moses L. & Gideon Stecker, admin
istratorS OF Michael Stecker late Of fiem ock Town
ship, decd.
& Account of Jacob Yohe Guardian OF Ezra Brown,
minor child of Daniel Brown, deed
Account Of Cyrus g. McHeury, Guard ian OF Cy-
rus KaTns, son Of Lewis Karns decd
10 Account OF samuel Musgrave administrator Of
Daniel Mordan late of Mount Pleasant Township,
decd.
IL First account OF G. II. Fowler, administrator OF
Enos l.. Fowler, laIe Of Brarcreek Township, decd
IL The second account of William Goodman, one
of the administrators of Daniel Levan, sr., late
Roaringcreek wnship, decd
Is. he account of Daniel slime, Executor OF Geo.
Slime late Of Locust ownship deceased.
JOHN C. FREEZE, Register.
Bloomsbury, October 81, 1866.
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s% William John, Tin-Smith, of Cata-
wissa, is doing fair business in dealing in
Tin-ware and Stoves He is prepared to
furnish any kind of stove, from a small par
lor stove to huge cooking stove, gas-burn-
ers or otherwise Tin-ware of every de-
scription can be had at his establishment,
made up in the best kind of workmanship,
cheap for cash. Give him call
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MACHINE AND REPAIR SHOP.

THE undersigned would most respectfully an,
nounce to the pubilc generally that ne
- erernte All kinds Of MACHINERY, at JOSEfH
suARPIEsS, FOUNDRY in Bloomsbury. where ne
can always be found ready to do III kinds Of repair
ing Including ThFeshins Machines anu IN snoft, An an
FITING UP or CASTING AND "a MACHINERY
done on short notice. in a good workmanike man
ner upon the most reasonable terms
his long experience in the business as foreman IN
the shop Of Lewis n. Maus of this plase. ior over
n;ne yesr. warrants HIM in saying thathe can give
sna;,s sstisfartion 10 al who may favor him with
their work. .earpT
Bloomsburg. Nov. q. fe66. q snl
. Will BUY. MY GOODS ATT
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REVENUE AssEssoR--A J. Gerritson,
ESQ.,, editor of the Montrose Democrat, has
been appointed Assessor of Revenue for this
district We feel ike congratulating our
brother "quilr upon his good fortune, THAT
is if the Office is paying one) for it is sell
dom that an editor receives any such dis
tinction at the hands of the powers that
ba - T,tzerne T71,Iogl
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~ GEoBeE SHUMAN, Of Main Town
ship, Columbia County, advertises IN this
paper, very desirable property for sale.
About one hundred and sixty-four acres,
mostly cleared and in good state Of culti-
vation, with new buildings See advertise
ment In another column
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-28

nE Joseph Lilley, Esq, of Scott, will
please accept the thanks of the editors Of
this journal for that large fat Gobbler left at
our Office one day last week. Esquire Lilley
nerer forgets the printer-he invariably has
Turkey for him on or about the holidays
Heis one of the kindest men living and,
by the way, is one of the best Justices of the
Peace in this County. Long may he
wave"
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-28

B6- George Hassert, of this place, gives
notice in another column of to-day's paper,
that he has made arrangements to do all
kinds of repairing in machinery. His place
of business is at the Foundry of Joseph
Sharpless. George is a good workman.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-28

@~ Peter Bota, the Italian, who mur-
dersd his wife, in Lycoming County, in
March last, viii be executed in the County
Jail Yard, at Williainsport, on Tuesday, the
4th of December next.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-28
NEW HAIR DRESSING SALOON.

New Hair Cutting. Shaving. and Dying Saloon
has been opened in the of Hunsberger's Fobac-
co Store Bloonsburg where all kinds OF WORK In
the barbering line will be neatly and promptly at
tended TO Being the side of the street win
all the Hotels there is need of crossing the street,
through the IN I'd, 10 get to the shop,
Hair work manufactured TO order. Ladies wishing
their hair dressed in Waterfall or other" ise. wi
or without crimpbe will attended TO oy lady' In
separate apartments
ET- Remember the place Main Street. rear of
Hunsberger's Tobacco Store
Nov 1856.
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by William Snyder, of this place, has
just completed the laying down of that flag
stone pavement, in front of his Town Hall,
which we spoke of in former number of
cur paper. It is substantial and handsome.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-28

"a A. J. Evans has just received at his
Clothing Bazaar, on Main Street, very
choice selection of gentlemen's furnishing
goods, consisting of broadcloths, cassimeres,
vestings, &c. He has shirts of all qualities,
comprising splendid assortment of fancy
WOODEN shirts. IF you want to get good bar
gains give Evans call
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p6r Those who desire a clean, smooth
shave win patronize the new barber who oc-
cupies rooms in Hunsberger Tobacco Store,
on Main Street. He is capital workman,
and does shaving, shampooing and hair
dressing, in the best style, in the tonsorial
art. Give him a call, and our word for it,
you'll find things all right.
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pa On Thursday morning last we had
the first snow of the season, which COM
pletely covered the ground, but remained
with us only short time after sun rise
and, on Sunday morning last, we were Wis
tied with second edition, which, however.
was very slight
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-28

pG- INcREAsING-Ou subscription list.
Thanks are due our friends throughout the
County Our list is to-day, considerably
above what it was when the campaign COM
menced.
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s@ J. j. Robbins & Co., of the New
York Store, have just received another sup
ply of new goods, which they will sell at re-
duced prices. Call and examine their ex-
tensive stock.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-28

p~ Hon. David B, Montgomery pub
fishes another letter in this issue of our
paper, in reply to Colonel Tate's last. Mr..
NJ. expresses willingness to bring the con-
troversy to a close That's right.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-28

BA We would direct the attention of our
readers to an article on the second page of
to-day's paper, headed "a Review of an
Old Subject, from the La Crosse Democrat.
1t explains the workings of the Philadel-
phia Convention in truthful and logical
manner, completely exposing the folly of an
attempt to affiliate with the Bread and
Butter Men, and in SO doing perform a
master stroke of policy Read the arti-
Gle, and see whether it does not apply to a
feso Democrats in this County who were
over-Conservative and willing to become
e-seryersand throw principles to one-side.
This the true Democracy will never agree to
do. You must be Democrats if you would
ever succeed in routing the enemy.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-28

THAMES. acknowledge the receipt
of copy of the DEMocRATAND STAR, pub
hshed at Bloomsbury Pa, the place ofspend-
ing many of our boyhood days. As aeoun-
ty paper we find none to excel it. In read
ing its columns, it awakens a desire within
us to return and visit the many friends and
acquaintance formed in our youthful days
Our thanks are due for your favor.-Ahron
Globe
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-28

EDITORIAL VISIT. s. Sanders, Of the
Berpick Gazette, paid us visit on Satur-
day last. lie was looking frst-rate, and
spoke encouraginglyof his business. Jerry
prints neat, live and interesting paper.
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s@ Gold is quoted in the city markets at
sl.4I1. A little irmer than it was last week
at this time.