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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
AND
MALE ACADEMIC INSTITUTE.


HyHIS INSTITUTION will commence
/ the SECOND SESSION Of its Fifth
scholastic year on MONDAY, FEBRUARY
9Th, 1866 Pupils will be received at any
inae, and charged from time OF entrance.
As A BOARDING. SCHOOL.
Present number of Boarding Pupils, %
females; IL males. The Principal receives
onlv clecen females into his family; the re-
naming fourteen board with apprOeed fami-
lies in the town. There Is yet one vacant
place for male boarder.
Those wishing to occupy the vacancies
that may occur at the end of our present
session february lst), win please make
eariy application. Four or five young men
will leave at that time, to enter upon bust
ness.
The accommodations for Boarders are
tpo scpor0te buildings, built of brick. That
for the Made Department is the residence OF
the Rev. JONATHAN MuNRoE Gather of the
PRINCIPALLY, whose paternal care will he over
his boarders that for the Female Depart
ment is occupied by the Principal. There
will not be any communication between
these departments. Each will beconsiderod
as a family, aiiordingahome to its boardcrs.
1S A U1l SCHOOL.
Number of Day Pupils, since September
1st, iifly.four Accommodations are five
commOdious rooms, VIZ: The young men $
study room-the boys study room--the
Young ladies study room-lhc Primary
room, and the Lecture room.
Depdrfn,cHts.- Primary, Preparatory and
Collegiate; three grades Of classes, in each
Dcparlmcnt--ln Music French and Ger
man, superior advantages. Latin laugh,
gratuitousy.
Especial attention given to W elementary
principles; also to Penmaufhip plain and
fancy; to Bookkeeping. TO Spelling, Read
ing and Elocution.
Six grades Of Tuition, from Sd up to
Sll25 per quarter. The corps Of Teacher
numbers six.
For Circulars address
REV. JOHN A. MrNROE, 4. NJ,
uo3O Principal.
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Produce and Forwarding
business Generally.
ATTEN TON I!

-z7THE Largest and most complete
.AE5 selection Of
RSETU RE
in Westminster, is now being offered TO the
public. by IRA T.. GROUSE, NJ his NEW
AND COMMODIOJS
VARE avs.
located about one hundred yards last Of The
Railroad Depot, and nearly opposite the
Catholic Church.
His Stock has been purchased in plila
delphia for the cash, and consists Of the
latest aud most improved styles, yizi
PARLOR SUITS,
Telc.a.tctcs, Sofas. Marble top Cluster and
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Chamber Suits, consisting Of spIcndidly
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op Dressing Bureaus, Marble top Enclosed
Wash Stands.
CHITR,S.
lis selection of Cane aud Wood seat Chair,
large and ofthc most substantial mike.
He will keep constantly on hand large
nd very superior Stock of Furniture of his
san manufacture.
COFFTNS.
}eing in possession Of new aud very cle.
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notice. at prices that will Away give
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10 keeps also large and well selected
lot of
YES, E5+,.
which lac can recommend TO be Of H-fyi,
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terms, consisting Of Cooking, Parlor aud
Office Stoves.
lie invites all to examine his Stock before
purchasing elsewhere
BY strict aud faithful attention TO hu.i-
ness, he hopes to receive share Of public
patronage. .,.,,,...,,
\. B.-Old Furniture and Chair, repair
a and painted on reasonable terms.
dcc7-ly.
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24

The Campaign in its dying gasp pays a
very carefully arranged, left-handed CON-
pliment to Mr.. Billmeyer and Mr.. Andrew
Freas- After calling them traitors,
charging them with "baseness and treach-
cry" making a Base attack upon their per-
sonahcharacter, by naming them in what the
little editor and his chief, who aoas the edi-
tor in fact, and whose articles are easily de-
tected because all are tainted with tone of
monarchy and the will of his highness, A
johnson and his Republican followers, in
this neghborhood, with whom that gentle
man has held midnight caucuses for the past
year, for the sole purpose of getting the De-
mocracy upon a new track of johnson con-
servatism-of taking up new ideas" and
abandoning the Democratic faith and prin-
ciples and adopting National Union party,
the leaders of which are to be Raymond,
Doolittle and Randall, the vilest political
knaves known to the world, who were willing
to carry the two extremes, Abolitionism and
the Vice-President of the Southern Confed-
eracy, upon their backs, but could not re-
ceive the council of Hon. c. L. Vallandig-
ham, a sound statesman and devoted patriot,
after these men call Mr. Billmeyer and
Mr.. Freas traitors, and accuse them of
treachery," and finally make a malignant
personal attack by putting them in pubica-
ton as revolters of the 'Whiskey Brigade, :"
they then, with the impudence only found
in trucking political demagogues, say OF
these men, that they, after ,oe-the Cam
paignites-had crushed them, "came in and
worked honestly, faithfully and laboriously, E"
for the Democratic ticket.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24
BARGAINS IN WATCHES.

The UNION WATCH CO. manu- facturers, I49
Broadway New York. otter their eHtIre sock AT less
for dealers wishing to !ePlensh for holiday trade In
select from great variety unsurpassed for richness
% design tmrkeeping quairIes and rra' worth
SOLDIERS WATCHES, European made, in stout
Silver AID Gold Plated Cases-wlrranted
une- keepers Beautifully engraved. white dial aud
fancy flushed HANDS IL superb ornament Price, per
81. The sans. gold plated. per case of
siA, $40, s'.i.u ONLY BY THE Ga E! We do not
devIa,. from .his rule upon condition.
HUNTING SILVER WATCHES, English move
mrnt, perfectly adjusted and waTrHBted correct time
keepers beautifully engraved stout double casas
wht,sdi Il ana fancy cut hands sold only BY the
case Of six ic' So. THIS is the cheapest really
goud article in the market furnishing stout hunt
ing durable watch. when WILL KEEP GOOD TN
al a MOUER VIE PRICE la justice To many retail
dealers whom We are supplying, these watches will
not sold TO any one at retail or IN any quantity
GOLD FnATED WATCHES, rs X. plate. same
movement above, aud j. precisely the style
of watch with tie exception that these ar" heavily
plated composition metal, Pnce, per case Of six
So, sofa only by th: case
HUN TING ~ .NER W MATCHES, in superior I'M.
ishsI ,uil engraved tel that readily sell at
S95 each up" ard per of siS AZ.
Same git cases, per half dozen, So. soto oniy
by the Jase
L1prored Heary Silcer Duplrr Chronon,e-
terS ut Jutty ruGy acton Increment.
Thuse wishing superior tIme-piecr, that can be
relied upon IA all seasons aud w"ate should buy
this. For Railroad men aud Others requiring az
curate ine.piroe ihis / un-urptssed ,ased IA best
sIiver j. a handsome and durable manner. per case
nf EIN. S2O4 sample VIII be sou TOR $50. 1he sc
Watchrs retail at from SO To- S5UO.
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Also Gold and silver Watches, a superb stock OF
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Goods To- part Of the country by Express,
e q. To be paid iOr when recrIy-d OrjsT atonce
No advances required, Send for Circular.
UNION WATCH CO.,
l4y ErJadway, New York,
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24

The death of this distinguished gentle
man, which took place on board the Cunard
steamer Scotia on the 18th, will be source
of deep regret to many persons in all parts
of this country and England The deceased
was a son of the late ex-President Martin
Van Buren, and was born in Hudson, New
York, on the 18th of February, 1910; grad
uate6 at Yale College in 1928, studied law
with Mr.. Benjamin f. Butler, in Albany,
and with the Hon. Aaron Vanderpool, in
kinderhook was subsequently admitted to
the Bar; was attached to the legation, while
his father was minister to England in 1881
50, and was elected. February, IS45, by the
Legislature of New York, Attorney General
From the conclusion Of his term of Office up
to his decease, Mr. Van Buren was prom
inent member OF she Bar In the Presiden-
tial contest of 1S4S, he distinguished him
self as an advocate of the Free Soil Party.
From that time down to comparatively
recent period, he took conspicuous part in
all the great political contests of the day
In 1864 he supported General Mcclellan for
the Presidency, In opposition to Mr. LIn-
coin, and from that time until his death
acted in concert with the Democratic and
Conservative parties Of the country.
Mr.. Van Buren occupied commanding
position at the Bar, where his gifts as pub
lie speaker made him a successful pleader
and advocate. He had fine appreciation
of the ludicrous, and his wit and humor
were noticeable on all occasions But, ike
other geniuses, Mr. Van Buren was no great
stickler for consistency. He would rather
round point or barb joke than finish an
argument, and he often wandered from the
plain path in order to make sensational re-
turn to the same This fault made his po-
litical life failure. He was admired for his
abilities, but distrusted for his want of frm-
ness in maintaining the right at all times.
As a companion, Mr. Van Buren was courted
by all, and perhaps the highest tribute that
can be paid TO his memory is to add, that all
who knew him were his friends, and that if
he had any enemies, they were those, or
among those, who knew him not.-Aqe.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24
E. III. Little & Co.

We had intended, now that the election
is over and the Democracy have been de-
feated, to bury past differences in oblivion
and make all reasonable sacrifices upon the
alter of the common good,' and again unite
our forces for the future preservation of
our country and the restoration of the
Union. Not so with E. H. Little & Co.
In the last issue of their Canpaign, they
have shown an Unprecedented spirit of ma
ignity towards large majority Of our fel-
low-Democratsa and are unsparing in the asper-
sion Of their private characters.
Who and what is this E. H. Little ?
Three years ago, when travelling from Mifflin
to Roaringcreek, in company with Col Tate,
we are assured by that gentleman, that Mr..
Little told him that he believed the Repub-
licaH party were nearer right than the
Democratic party. Two years ago, when
Robert f. Clark brought the soldiers in our
County, to demolish the Democratic, party
and kid-nap our citizens, this same e. Ii.
Little, S. H. Miller, and other Cdmpdigaites,
moved to abandon the organization Of the
Bloonsburg Democratic Association this
denying their political Jaith-and actually
purloined the Books and Records
Last March, when HESTER CLYMER was
nominated for Governor, the Campoignites
openly denounced his nomination and de-
elared they would not support him.
And who can doubt, that they and otherSo
their followers in Bloonsburg, made good
their declarations This may account for the
deficiency of Clymer's vote at our polls
Now they call themselves Democrats.
From such political weather-cocks, good
Lord, deliver US and our country. 1t viii
only be when we are rid of all political in
cubus -debris-that the Democracy will
again rise in its pristine purity, go forth to
battle vigorously, and triumph gloriously.
~ The majorities seem now to foot up
Geary, 53,631 Clymer. 81, ,O47 Geary's ma
jority, 50 far, 1854. To this will be added
Butler, about 500, and Forest, about IS, for
Geary, and Elk. about 400 for Clymer, Wash
ington is estimated at IO0for Geary, and
Pike at 600 for Clymer. Many of the repu-
ted official majorities come through Disunion
sources, and are, therefore, not very relia-
ble
~ Horace Greeley and John Morrfssey
-. ~ IL
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24
E ATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. W. Bradley'S Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRlNG)
@SEEk~ ~.

The Wonderful FleIihIiity and great comfort and
pleasure To- any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skin will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies. operas, Carriages. Railroad Cars. Arm
Dress, rs the skirt be folded when in TO oe
cupy n smal place easily and convene ntly as q
silk u-lin Dress, invaluable quality in erin
oline, not found in any Single Spring Skirt.
a Lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort. and
great convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Steel Spring skirt for single day, will after.
wards willingly dispense with their For Chill
dren Miss es and Young Ladies they are superior to
all others.
1h,y Will not bend or break like the Single Spring.
but viii preser thet perfect aud graceful shape
Nh.n thre" or four ordinary skirts will have been
thrown aside useless. The Hoops covered
doJble and twisted thread. the bottom rods
only double springs, but twice (or doublsl
covered preventing them from wearing out when
dragging down stonps. stairs &c,
The Duplex Elliptic is a great fivorite with all la
dies aud Is universally recomm endei by the Eashon
Magazines the SfANDARD SKIRT OF FHE
FAS IONAGLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages in
tnnolinr viz Superior quality, perfect manufac-
lure. stylish shape aud finish, daxbIhty durability,
comfort and economy. enquire for j. w. BRADLgS's
DupleG Elliptic. Double Spring Skirt, and be sure
you get the genuine article,
CAUt ION.-TO guard against IMPOSITION ba
particular TO NOTICE that skirts offered as "DU-
FbEA' have the red ink stamp viz -. W. Brad
leys Duplex Elliptic Steel springs" upon wa,sts
every Hoop Will admit pin passed through thu
centre, thus revealing the. two (oT dou5le( spring
braided together therein. which is The secret their
nthlOl ity and strength, and combination be
found in any other skirt.
FOR SALE in all Slores where FIRST CLASS
skirts are sold throughout The United states and
sewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole Owners of the Patent,
VESTS. BRADLEY L CARY,
% Chambers ~ & ell Reade Sta NY.
October 10, lSG6.--4m
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24
q Certain Tract Of Land,

situate in Madison township, Columbia County, ad-
Joining ands iats Of ia Oh d;Tton d-ceased on tho
north the heirs of John Heller and 9th ers on the
south aud and lands or late of Peter Hell
lcr on the ea St containing
ONE rUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE ACRES
ANU SIX PERI HE'S strict measure. There 10 en-
the premises good two story Frame House good
Rauk Barn and Apple Orchard, and about one hum
drrd acres improved land.
AIS, the undivided one-third part OF a certain
lot of ground situate in Bloomsbury, living on the
sIde Of First STREET of said town, adjoining .
lot of ttuTry and Cai heart the laudr belong
ing to the Gloom sburg Railroad Iron Company on the
west. HUrlry and Cathcart the south and west
first street Of said tawa the south contain.
and seventy two feet. There Is The premises
tw story frame house with basement. and frams
house story and half
so the undivided one.half part of certaiA
tract lot of land situate in tatawIssa townshp,
Col imbG county, bounded the north by the River
Sa -que hanna. and other lands of the deceased on
the east aud west by lands of Daniel ShumIn and
Others aud Joseph Hen hut the south. contain
ing forty and thirty four peFches strict
MEASURE There is on the premises frame dwell
ling house bank barn, and about thirty i'm
proved.
ALSO the undivided half part Of a certain lot
tract of ldn situate Catawissa township afore-
laid. adjoining laud Of Daniel ehuman and Elias
krum the north. the last above ment ioned tract
the east, the River Susqnehanaa on the south,
containing Fourteen Acres and -Four Perches, strict
m-a>uTe, all timber land
ALSO. a ceri5in lot Of ground situate in Orange.
Vile said county, adjoining lot of widow MartI
on the west, lot OF widow Kline the east, Or
augeville Academy lot on the south, and Market
Street on the north, containing thirty perches.
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24
Ss CPERB HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
Watches. Watches W atches
DE TREY & co,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers

DE TkEN & 20,
Importers and Wholesale Dealersin
Gold and Stlcer Watches Of all descripttons,
81 Liberty Street, ~ T.,
Reg 10 inform the public that they have Just re-
ceiv ed the most elegant perfect and Watch
introduced this market The EXCELSIOR.
b"a ntfnt. extra r1bis j.w"Iled heav.iN 'arat
Gold Plated on SILVER magnificent engraved. fine
~ ant ri hly En amelrd Hunting Cases Patent lev.
genuine Danessennet Hands, thnrnusbIy rrpu
la ed by the observatory aud warranted to h. the
Ne Plus Ultra Ti,ne Keeper. 5 superb and most re-
liable Watch, Gents or LafY's sIze, viii be sent
free 10 any address on receipt of IS II vi. fer
rrd. viii be sent o. d., receipt Of S5 as part
payment,
he watch viii be sent l.y Expire. $. mat regis
tered that there il almost certainty of reaching
their de-tIHaiiOu (; bat should the Express 90. or
P"sl office faI IN their duty, will send another
u atch immediately,
Orders for any Kind Of Watches promptly
and faithfully fULfled
NJ Liberal Terms 10 the Trade.
AGEN S.-he want agents every town and
county IN III conntry, and To- those acting such
ibor al ind ducements will tie offered
Please send money by Express, post Office Order
or Bank Dtafts,) to
DE TREY & co,
"a Liberty Street, n, Y.
n 81 m I
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24
EXECUTOR'S SALE
AA OF
REAEI ESTATE.
October 10, 1861.

THE EXECU1 nR'S OF THE LAST WILL AND
! ! testament Of Daniel Palmer late Of Valley town
ship. N"ntnur county, deceased, VIII expose ~ sale
d public veGdue on the premises, on
ThlnSday October 25tb, 1866,
All that cerrei plantation aud tract of land situate
III Valley township MOntnur county, adjoining land
of Daniel lur-,I Peer Baldy, Emanuel Slider and
James Chids. containing ninety. acres and for
ty-srven prTches strict measure, all Jf which ~ inn
proved Land here ~ quarry OF good Lines stone
on this tract situate about there miles FROM Danvie
on the t"ad leading TO Jerseytown. The improve
NE consists Of
TWO Story FRAME HOUSE,
a Frame Bank Barn. Corn Cribs Well Cf water at
the dwelling House. also 1t the Barn good spring
uf water near the dwelling. There Is an Appl. or
chard and other fIuit the premises All gain ~
ground day of sale IL reserved, with he priv
IL pce OF the FACE utoTs tenant to enter upon the
premises in the proper store tire grain III
the barn. hTesh and haul II away, he and they leav
ing ne straw on the prrmISes.
Also, at the same time and Ilace, Tract of Wood
Land. situate in Valley township Aforesaid adj"n
ing lands brluHging the heirs nf " liam Snyder
H. nry winterstecn, Joshua Stetlcr and Peter aldy,
containing
THIRTEEN ACRES AND ONE HUNDRED AND
FIVE PERCHES, stric measure The above proper
" be sold pursuant the directions conianed in
the last v iii and Testament OF the sale Daniel Pal
mcr, deceased.
Sal. to commence at 10 o'clock, of said lay wh
terms and conditions of sale will be made known by
AARON PALMtR. IE,u,
CHARLES THOMAS. EXECUTORS
Valley TowHShip. sept. 81, 6i,-4.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-10-24
CONDITIONS oF SALE.

The share of Mary Snyder, the widow Of the In
trstate, in the severel premises remain in tbs
hands the purchasers during her natural life the
interest thereof be regularly and annually paid 10
her by the purchaser purchasers his their heirs,
or assigns holding The premises, to b. recovered by
distress otherwise rents rable IN this
CummoTw eath and which the said widow shall take
ia tl satisfaction OF her dover la the several prem
ises asd at her Cecease her share Of the purchase
money be paid t. those legally entitled thereto.
Ten pr cent. Of twO-thirds Ut the purchase IN On.
be paid by the purchasers TO the admins ira
the Of sale. One half Of the balance OF the
tSO-thirds pad The first day of Aprl. 1867.
Th. remaining half Of the two-thirds of the pur-
chase money the first day Of April lebo. with In-
from the first day Of AprIi, 1867. Deeds To be
made TO the purchasers the first day of April 1857
upon their giving bonds with mortgages on tho
premises secure the deferred payments All grain
the gIourd the several tr1cts of land Is reserv
ed with the privilege 10 the owner owners TO enter
upon the premises IN the proper seasons, and cut,
the straw on the premises.
DANIEL SNYDER.
ALSO. At the same time aud place the uuderslgued
will offer following valuable tract or parcel OF
land situate 9TH of BlOOmsburg ADJOINING ms
farm and yIng alun, thu ubhc road leading to Espy,
containing SEVENTY FIVE ACRES more or less,
in 4 good stStr Ui cultivation.
IL TeTus will be IA ade kown on the day OF sale
by DANIEL. - YDER,
MOSES COFFMAN, -faetisHssr.
bloomsbury Sept. 20, 1876.