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, 1866-09-02
PORT OF CHICAGO.

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uaIgg p. uoH T. bobSIns, = 6nitsio, ID tSsas 81 COIL,
Bs.s Bs \: y z: Gems patM,a1o. p M ~, @ sso. coal. :.
Rsfe H;nc1 Bsv Civ. ~ VI 81 = 1ninIer
hatk ": Burns knsksgon, 1S 2, lambaE.
Rrik Rik Fssaios. r @ ae%nomiase, % lis is n III sumSsr.
Echf Illawatas; G!te, 10 }ons coal
sstF sesF En'sTpE:s s!q.kssoa t19. g la%bs
ssh1 WseE. shsboygsn W : eosis xeod.
se1E Hubbard. iost Nsshingt10n, e % n ssATes'
schi eeiaI TISnsit haniioWoe. 50 n s!tnEieas
echr po!d unnteF. prHsto. a69 tons oesl.
ecnr r aN Magn. EtS ,Is g .9an r. Gna e.: ro,,
Echr Donsman, Rfio, do Ton. eo.i..
sshr G9idc m y: s1seRn: r.: y u NV iaes 1 Il. wood
sehr Il. nlooi. Wiklasans I4eE, g eds WOOD.
sshr q Gay ~ ~ fasf, e, i, ~ nS
seF sehF fsI5Gn fo gs TX uasi9 G sa aoas ees
ssns M0naqs H. ss9 a S 81 19ni q s9Sa s.aaax
s<ng seng H ni1pn WhItn La. Z q n lumber.
scow IhEte Dells, White Lake, ~ N lumber.
seox HasTet Ann ,Vs W.T. Lske .Hs e & y, ,,nS anmes
Sow j. G. Feaaictnn. Whito Lake, u N lumber
.,r.nFr a.,,.,nhs~,-
stu,r ees Bird, Ahneges.:
Trop tlalcns, D4ns!o, is ~ sc6 69 whsa1+
HshT ssak sa Saaqta GoInS naio Il @ o 81 corn
schr Aeonttss, lui!do, II 100 bu re. -
a. !! w~--,.~..,..' -
- p.,- w,~,r-Th;, ,c..e, ronta1n robn Miner. !!
vhch Mrhs s,rne n,oeo A. I .untsn tnSer while be-
,inr tn,ycf ont of SAGINAW River few daya s1acs,
.ns ",'a,x 49, ,hts -,.~+ vs.tsrS. sf,cr.
damaging ner oow mac eS9 ,nh soon ~ he
s""..a ~ stssh.rosa sha .rin ro into Messrx. Ma
am nro, ~ aoe1. to ba caniI cd and repaired,
euT ~ te II; Mnntromcrx Csntsln .Glis. do.
,.1sd 1 sst1raav assnSnn w;th a fuli comnlcmcnt
af n,s,cnc,r,. 1soo1 bu.heIs OF corn aud 1,5oo
ba,Trli az aour. ~ :: ,.'-'-'
/ ,The nronel1er Bristol, Csp,ain H. .McAulcy,
made dis part Friday from sasuia, light; als-
charging al Raclne isl tons OF fron' She departed
In he evening for Kingston with II 500 bushels Of
eo:n md 40 bales Of broom corn. !;
The propeller E1agara, Captain McGrc9or, at
lived hero Friday morning from Buffalo, with
few passengers and merchandise, and departed In
the evening with Il GOO hushela OF wheat ind Soo
barrels Of dour.
The propeller City Of Madison, Captain ": nv-
ans, left Saturday evening foF superior Slty WIN
goodly number Of passengers, and fuu freight
list; taking on 1C0 head Or catlie az @uwaukses
The propeller .Maine, Captaln a. hecu' Al1lse1 =
heze Saturday evening wala nS Isam a nuuot W. y
passengers ano genetat sMso 01s ,n,n"S f.,1.
Gay evening ,ot oeoease1.ss'a = ssese' I'VE;
HSSane sues., ,,.- e..-. ,.u..,. -.
4ae psopsnsf ns Ma.' onSs1s, oap.aaa onase,
N1a"c ts P'.s satalua1 ns.oas, NeoJ t1naa t0sa
man 'at1's4 81" 11''st'"o''s' 's'" a'Aa9 1ia.
'Sme.
inc steamer osaop' Sapa1u 1achafoson, ieaves
,1,s po.s MohoaS morning. u nlne O'CLOCK, 4of
@m~nuHee: i
4ue e'same! ScMes, eapuaAn sonn MOTIFS, aiso
usp ~ 'ns e,euing' ~ elsat c!oss, LOT ssono
naseu auo asuss eRop' aion aooc1'ea's doek, aeas
41nsn sttee C1'ogs.
1no ploFcn1s Aaa5 fsankiM, eArtuh Mann,
1clt N MIC evening 4oF Oh SohepG, Mill general
, 1866-09-02
MARINE NEWS

moro than Flcose.
The above ~ the eayiaq rata. From second hsnds
the fnnHn Non}d ha 4z3c hIehef
, 1866-09-02

ar somewhat stronzz. bn: thqss: ts no chanseto
1o.s h quotations today = s:'-!s
+: Metals a,d Tinners! Stock eonttnnc acsiye md
4,zo !; and lhe t1ade in Iron goods. Including
Nails. II good. ., ! .s'-5,v'i,e-,- =
wool IL in better demand, and tho stockton
hand il gssdualjy being worked Of rnaer steady
msrIet r e.. .--.ss
Lumber Is quie., with but light stock in tho
market. >p.icea, however, continue. steady 1t
previous quotations. :, -:
; The following dispatches were read On Change
to-day; - = ~, vn1. a.,....s..1 :
!! Flour caster; Western, s7.ioab:1o; tt.de
Isl .1pGt.@ Com heavy: @He=-o oais n1mst; 4b
e.; s :nss2S aS!t ssass waistey % qaiei; ssSse il
LAfKu.
Sound nour dru Other grades heavy and dnil;
Wheat lower; nominal Corn n.t1yo and arm: g
@s0tc. Oats tuoJsut and In good demand. Fofk
easier &S78L7 Gold, 14sE. e:.:...h.x1- :
Wheat nomlns1 and quiet; &C. osea 9 soc1e S%,;' ~
PretElta, He Rcce!pE-Wheat 10.uuo GU ~o1A'
1f0 Dhu; oats, 70, ,0oo bu.
i ,.'". - LATER. 49,
:lnlhe sfteruoon tho markets wcfo oull aao !,
noouu,nalIy unchanged. Corn was laaeuSe saa
Unchanged q. SIC No movement IN "heaA
Ijyarnool adv1cca OF to-dsy uoon sfate snas
| a1amo tai.ed to-day for New York. Fisc'T"cn'
| tfes Ttre ouo:ed In LONDON n
, 1866-09-02
.HOLIANDBE BKIKF.

-hses g osstss7'n zan e sS,,.1 zon :, :,
-Qmce open rom tho LIT Of april to thu 1st OF No
venbeI from Z p. VI IN ?. nj tre@ Hovs11ner Y:
remain opsn until O'Clock p II. On sundsy1 fom *
y. N. IN lo& Am. :
, 1866-09-02

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, 1866-09-02

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changed and. Np 6QnttA ID L
City itsrne~a, ?. :.
.ps.......s...s.ep.Nf .Nf4Q.A
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L1no, E...... t,GSR&f
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Calf. r A...a.,...1.MAl.H
urrtt, r p....s. QMda6.Af
SSil!!''!fg SSi!ss in|e5Ss;: in|em5Ss;;:::..Si;Mgn
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, 1866-09-02

ls tho Oldest Specialist il Chicago and he Kuassn-
tees perfect curea Of Syphilis In al its Species st1Era
manifestations and phases throughout 80.
6pe1matorrhca and Impotence trrs1ed win ths hap
piest reso1ts- Aealduos forwarded to III pa<4 Of tae
CIVILIZED world. . ~ sHts. = --'-i.
IncIose cents and ze1yo y11nAhe printed i11Kma~
en snd written 1rsWefs 70 al i1te-zoxStcrtes. Ad
dress i. O. Box ~. .-,'.'. ..... ., ..1.
ONCE and Anaso1nieal Massnm. 17S sda.h 0Art+ A.
nj ~ :: -.
, 1866-09-02

wteS1iu TIC yeas lasi and 1a H BE- Sound Of inter.
Isl: 1sa ,eu,
fn,1 Eh%'eo e nesrea *SMM15s9
Nsa,nwp, ~ n Fs;; ....,.'.:.... SeSSs s@sssa
lnfcIioF 10 COMMON. 3toe34,U !; X.7t3lso
TrausactIpn. to-dar Tcro ss s.tlows: -
-. CATTLE bALEs To,nh".
Gregory 4 Hastings sold whtto Il hesd. z,;..-~.iae
NJ. ied and watcred, 1t $50; % IiumsSef LIS.
common Cows aIeraci1E 81 At std ard rrnin-ad n
, 1866-09-02

Return Of Or. James. ~
Tbs msny who have awaited Tho return of Dr. JaUea
can now consult him at ha oalee So B=addaphss. at
ns usual o11ce hours, = To- p. + SUNDAYS IN tha
o,x>rn,r
, 1866-09-02

~ '3 DF. N. Chal1sea, ~::.
From Paris viii on the receipt Of one doIl4r send r-
tons, u au1s pee1enatite 1ga.nst M v5eEe.l eiz-
.eases. EyrTJ pegson sh3uld have 4. Address fost
, 1866-09-02
n0fkck clotc9 Qu10t Sac I bllauE 10" TT
The following werc the closing prices

frfnlt Eetr<t-{3ood, weII:ia1Eed, fxIffY-
formed steeas, averaging truu 1,tM to
Loo ~ Observation-Disclosures,
fntr GfndeEFatE Stecrs, IN ialr nesb, :.
XsrlnKa Efdas-1telium Steefa and FOOD
Cows. 1T fhr city slaughter, and avssxg.
Ing soc GO rs, ...................x..,
S.6ek Cd1flt-Conmon Catuc, In dt&nt
[n(tSiof-lleht md thIn Cows and EteeIs.
rough and coarse, areruEtn- 6AA3s1 rs,
, 1866-09-02

Ard Yutnrc Pzospecs n 1ie cleazJ revealed hy Dr.
RapAael He wins the Affections Of tns oppoAto sax
He guides you To wealth, nealtn ad nsppRes cs1l II
311 East Nadisoo-st. eup ssairs1 between We1s sna
Franklin-sts. Consultation 10 GOO dolIar. - tuf17
, 1866-09-02

=: - Cattla, 81 10 ~.
Mich. Cent. and II. g., 1azEn cass- 1920 SC
Cars Of 40 tect.. 6g.Q9 sc
Michigan Central. Grn111 cAF1. NW &c
10 Np1fA1p oR 8r1rxNnOA BEIDQE.
Mich. Cent. and II, T., large cat1. .1C1.m Sc
Ga{s o1 40 fect.s. E5Q0 &c
MIrhIEnn Ccntr1l, anIA1 cafs. 200 5ac
Fort WGynn co{s, ~ 1cct.. 800 t3c
TO PrrTnBuc0n AID nELLAN.
r, F.W. c. cars Of ss1a fact--... $40 Hxt
Mich. Southc1n, hvKc cATs....,... a3.no 61Xs
Mich. S1utherE, c1{B OF 2}0 feot. 800 4Xs
Cl.lcago 4 Great Eastern, CARS OF
40 tcet " ~ - s9W n,t. e5x
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23
READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
APRIL 23d, / S6l

Nreat Trunk Line From The North
~ aud North West for Philadelphia, New York
Reading, POtsville, ,Tamaqua. Ashland, Lebanon, Al
lentown, Easton. &c
Trans leave Harrisburg for New YORK, as follows !:
At OO. :. 40 aud a.O5 A. NJ, aud leo and geo
connecting with similar Trains on the Pennsylvania
Rail Road. and arriving at New York at $40 and IJI0
A. NJ and 40 and 1925 r. NJ. Sleeping Cars accom-
panying the 800 aud Q 20 A. NJ. Trains. without
cnanee
Leave Harrisburg for Reading. .Pottsvlle, Tamaqus,
MIneTsVillc, Ashland Pine Grove, Allentown, aHd
Philadelphia at 40 A NJ aud Oh and = 20 NJ, stol-
ping at Lebanon and principal Way stations the 10
rt Tryin making close connections for Pott svIle
nor ThIIadrlphi For Pottsville, ScLuylkiil Haven
aud Auburn. via SchuylkilI and Susquehanna Rail
Road. leaAe Harrisburg a, AIS z. NJ
Returning Leave New-Yor at 9 90 A. NJ, 1900
noon aud e30 P. NJ. /; Philadelphia at % A. NJ. and
~ Z. NJ PottsYilIe at x 80 A. VI. and , 45 z NJ ;
A Ashland 90 aud % Is NJ. and o. r. N. Tamaqua
al 45 a. NJ, and l 90 and SIS p. NJ
Leave Pottsvle Tor Harrisburg, via SchuyIkill and
Susquehanna Rail Road 100 A NJ,
Reading Accommodation Train Leaves Reading at
Columbia RaI Road Trains leave Reading at 10 A.
NJ. and 10 4. NJ. for Ephrata Litiz, Lancaster, Co
lumbia &c.
or SUNDAY Leave New York at 6. 30 P VI, Phil: =
deIphIa g. o NJ, and BIS NJ the 500 A. VI.
Train running oniy to Reading Pottsville 0O VI,
Tamaqua 80 N Harrisburg Us A. NJ and Read
ing l.3O A NJ for Harrisburg, and 10 81 A. NJ. for
Nav York. and p +. NJ. Tor Philadelphia.
CommutatIO Mileage, Season, Scnool and Exour-
Baggage checked through co pounds allowed each
Passenger. G. A. NlLULLS,
GENERAL SUPERISTENDEST.
Reading, Pa. April %, 1866.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23
ELECTION NOTICE,

Pursuant to the provisions Of the fore
going Act of Assembly, notice is hereby
given that an election will be held at the
usual place of holding the general e'ec.
tioDs of the several townships and bor-
oughs of Columbia County to be con
Quoted by the respective election officers
of the same, on Tuesday, the 5th day of
June, A. D., 1866, between the hours of
8 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ to
vote upon the question Of "For Poor
House" or against Poor House j
and to make return of the said election
at the Court House, on Friday, the sth
day of June aforesaid, according to law.
SAMUEL SNYDER,
Sheriff.
Bloomsburg, May 2, 1866.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

s9- Dan Rice's great show-the wonder
of the World-consiting of circus troupe,
live animals, trained horses, and a great va
Gus to mention is coming to Bloomsbury, en-
Tuesday, the 29th inst. They will exhibit
in the afternoon and evening which viii af-
ford all, who have an extra half dollar to
give to the gay Snowman, fair chance to
get the worth of their money 1t is eonsid-
cred by all to be the largest and best enter
tainment now travelling. We predict that
Dan will be well patronized. See his ad-
vertisement
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

p9 The Republican told its readers a
little more than the truth when it said Dan
Rice's Circus will exhibit at Berwick, on
Wednesday, May 3Oth." Now it was posi-
lively known by many, and should have been
known by the editor of the Republican, that
Dan Rice's Circus viii lnotexhibita at Berwick,
and in justice to his readers and to Dan,
he should make the proper correction. The
people of this county will not see Rice
show at Berwick. The editor of the Repub-
lcan has become so addicted to filling his
journal with imaginary articles of his own
manufacture, that he don't know where to
stop. Try again. You over-shot the mark
that time, Doctor.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

H9- Hon. Levi L. Tate and f. H. Little,
Esq, with their wives and little sons, started
yesterday morning on fishing excursion to
the head-waters of Big Fishingcreek. The
uncommonly cold weather at this time may
render their journey less cheerful than usual,
but as they expect to be gone several days
we hope they viii be favored with some
warm and pleasant weather, and about eight
pecks of fish, ere they return. We don t
want any body to envy our situation, as MI.
Tate and Mr.. Little are our near neighbors
and they both know very well that we like
fresh fish. Our pans and our thanks are
ready for the scaly animals, but we won't let
any body know how bad we want them. No
sir 'ee.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

paF We advise the peace officers of this
town to be little more strictin the perform
ance of their duties and save their fines. 1t
is rumored among decent people that we
have, of late, had too much profanity, loud
quarreling, black k-guarding, and causeless
fighting, on our streets to be longer tolerated.
1t is disgrace that all this should be done
under the very eyes of the officers of the
law. Let it be remembered that the Dis
unionists elect the peace officers ofthis town.
Creditable, isn't it.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

WOMAN SHoT.-On last Saturday trag-
edy was enacted in Frederick county, Nd,
across the fountain, in the neighborhood of
Bolivar, the particulars of which, as near as
we could get them, are these
Daniel Shoemaker, who is married man
with family, has been in the habit of ma
king private visits at the house of widow
lady named Mrs. Schildfknecht, for the pur-
pose of meeting her daughter. On the
night in question, Shoemaker had made an
appointment to meet the girl at the usual
trysting place, and after dark concealed him
self in the yard, near the house, to await
her arrival. In the meantime the mother
had discovered the Illicit intercourse held be-
tween them, and that they were to meetthat
night. She arrayed herself in the clothing
of her daughter, and at the appointed time
went QUE to meet him. Not suspecting any
deception, Shoemaker came from his con-
cealment, and met the mother of his victim
instead of the young girl Reproaches were
hurled at the vile seducer of her daughter s
reputation which so exasperated him, that
he drew a revolver, and fired three shots at
her, one of which took effect inficting a Sc
rious, if not fatal wound. The seducer and
would be murderer fed Immediately, but
has since been arrested and confined in the
Frederick County prison. odd FelIo,o.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23
d | L ID

In Sugarloaf township, the 2)th uit., Harri.t
AIverna, infant daughter OF Aaron and Mary A.
Vansickle, aged months, weeks and days
In Briarcreek. Columbia county, May 9th, 1856, Mr..
A. e. Stahl in the 23d year Of his age.
In Washingtonville of Whooping Cough. April
Eth. Cara Jane. laughter os j. Hudson and Sevena
Leidy aged years, ~ months and Gays
On THURSDAY the l7ih inst, DIR. ID. z. Mellick, of
Light Street. aged about 26 years.
DIR Mellck was Young of hIst class abii =
ties.-had served as Lieut.. in the late and
honorabIy discharged at the expiration Of is
OF enlistment. lie died with the lingering and fa-
tai disease. assumption, and his funeral at.
tended by the order of Odd elbows, OF which he was
honorable meInber.-fEDs
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23
~ an last Satnrdau az

B9r On last Saturday afternoon we had
the pleasure of witnessing match Of
the Bloomsbury Base Ball Club. The club
is composed of some of our most athletic
young men, who go earnestly into the con-
test for victory. The only i'll features of the
game, which we noticed, were these: one
man went home with his lower garments
badly torn and another with his eye badly
blackened, the lastcaused by an accidental
stroke of the hall
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

BOLD RoBBERY-On Thursday night, as
Mr.. John Lydon, of Wilkesbarre, was pass
ing along Thompson street, near German
town avenue, on his way from the North
Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, he was way
laid by three men, one of whom held his
hands behind his back while another placed
handkerchief over his mouth by which he
was prevented from giving the alarm. The
third party then robbed him of his wallet,
containing upwards of eleven hundred dol
lars. The robbers after committing the act,
made their escane.=A0e.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

TIE Senior editor of this paper offers for
sale an order given by Grovesteen & Co.,
of New York, to the amount of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS, to be applied as part pay
ment on one of their three hundred dollar
PIANO FoRTEs, which we viii dispose of
upon the most reasonable conditions. This
firm has the reputation of making the best
instruments in this country. Their instru-
ments received premiums at the World 5
Fair held in England, the United States
Fair at Chicago, and the Great Exhibition
in New York, few years since. They sell
at prices ranging from $500 to $500. Any
person wishing to purchase frst-class Pi-
ano, the most improved and beautiful, will
do well to purchase our "order" on GROVE
sTEEN & Co., New York.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

YESTERDAY morning we were surprised to
see the people rushing up street in unaccus-
toned haste and earnestness and upon in
quiry as to the cause, we were pleased to
learn that fresh supply of goods and gro
ceries at A. Hartmans store was attracting
the people and tempting them to buy. The
inhabitants of the town know this fact, and
the people from the country are invited to
call and accommodate themselves with choice
goods and large bargains
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23
TREASURER'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS
FOR COLUMBIAC COUNTY.

4 GREEABLY to the provisions of ct OF
n sembly entitled Act directing the mode Of
selling uuseated lands for taxes and for other purpo
passed the 18th day Of March 1915, and the fur
ther supplements thereto passed on the 18th day of
March 1917 and the 25th March 1881. and 9th rch
lc47 the Treasurer of Columbia County hereby gives
notice TO all persons concerned therein, that unless
the County, Road, s. hool, Poor Bounty and State
Taxes dHe the following tracts Of unseated lands
situate in Columbia County paid before the day
of sale, the whole such parts of each will
pay the taxes aud Gusts chargeable thereon will be
sold at the Court House in the town Of Bloonsburg.
County of Columbia on the Second Monday in Ju ne
and to continue by djournm from day day
for arrearages Of taxes due said Comfy, and the
cots accrued on each tract respectively,
No. OF ACRES WARRANTEEs OR OWNERS TWP c
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23
TREASURER'S SALE
OF SAETEO LANDS
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY

a GREEABIY to the provisions Of the Act OF As.
n semby, entitled act 10 reduce the state debt,
c. passed the 3Oth day of April, 1874, the Treas
urer ofthe County of Columbia hereby gives notice
o all persons concerned therein, that unless the
County, Road, SchO j, Poor and State Tax. &c, due
on the following real estate situate in the County of
Columbia paid be fore the day Of SALE the whole
or such parts of each will pay 8he cha rges and
costs chlrgeable thereon. will be sold at the Court
House, in BIoomsburg, Co of Columbia, on he lIth
of June. 1866 being the second Monday, and To be
continued by adjournment from day to day for
rearsges of taxes due said comfy and the costs ac
crued on each respectively.
Year. Acres OWNERS. TENANTS. Dol, Cts
1862 81 David Deaits Beaver, 56
1862 & 63 324 NJ IIubbelI Sl7l IL
A.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

R4- The owners of the ''Forks Hotel, -
at this place, design enlarging their building
sixty feet, and putting another story on the
top. The work will shortly be commenced.
This viii add much to the appearance Of
the House, besides be an improvement much
needed and greatly increase the means of ac-
commodation to guests. The present pro-
prietor, MIR. MAUGER, is keeping a good
house.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

p6- In answer to the many inquiries rel
ative to fishing with nets in Big Fishing
creek and its tributaries, we would state that
we passed an Act through the House last
winter, near the close of the session, pro-
hibiting the fishing with all1inds of nets in
said stream, but on account of its lateness,
and the rush Of bills in the Senate, it was
not reached, consequently did not become a
law. m
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-23

MEETING OF TIE AGRICULTURAL SOCI-
ETY.-On last Saturday afternoon, pursu
ant to call, the Agricultural Society of this
county met in the Grand Jury Room. On
motion, Matthias Hartman was elected Pres
ident pro- tenn. 1t was decided that the
President of the Society should act without
salary, but receive the same pay per diem
as member of the Executive Committee
The salary of the Secretary was increased to
sEvENTY-FIvE DOLLARS per year. The fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year
President-JosEPH p CONNER.
Wee Presidents-Conrad Bittenbender,
Matthias Hartman, James Masters, Caleb
Barton
Erecutire COMMITTEE. .-Wm H. Shoema-
ker, A P. Young, Cyrus Creveling.
Secretary,-F. p. Dnnker
7Feaswer Elias Mendenhal.
Labrarian.-B. f. Hartman.
The following lisa synopsis of the fnan-
ces Of the Society as reported by the Secre-
tary:
Received foI saIs " tickets and
rents for 1865. aI4o Is
Making in all e6g7 o5
Expenses for tho tenth ANNUAL Fair. 1894 63
Leaving bal. in Treasury al present IIIs ss
Five hundred dollars one year, clear gain,
is pretty good for Columbia county. VIII
the present managers Of the Fair, do as
wen ? We win see.
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b@ Never within our recollection has
there been so little uniformity in articles of
ladies dress. A lady can don narrow or a
wide brimmed hat a bonnet, shawl, coat,
cape OF dress, of almost any shape, cut or
figure, and it win be considered as one of the
different styles, and not commented upon for
not following the one prevailing fashion
Certainly the ladies have fine opportunity
to please themselves in articles of dress.
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ERRORA OF YOUTH

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Prem aturs Decay, and all the effects of youth
fuI indiscrefion. will, for the sake of suffering hu
manIiy. send free all who need it, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing profit by the adver-
users experience can do so by addressing
JOHN BGGDEN,
No. I3 Chambers {, NewYork,
Feb, 2s. I666.-Iy.-S.MP.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs, forty DIFF
ferent styles adapted sacred and secular muscfor
$50 to 500 each. FIFTY-ONE GOLD or SILVER
MEDALS. or other first premiums, awarded them
Illustrated Ca alogues free. Addre $, MASON a.
HAuLIN, BOsToS, or MASON BROTHERS, NKw
YoRK
Jan g. 1896 Sep. 0, 65-Iy-SMP
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p0r Our Foreman in the Office has re-
oeived letter from friend in Indiana, da-
ted the 18th inst, which says: 1.-THE wheat
crop is almost an entire failure in Indiana
this year. 1t all froze out in the winter.
Most of the farmers have plowed up the
ground sowed with wheat and put it in with
corn