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List of Causes for Trial at SePteE-
Der Term, 1866.

Paxton Kline VS. Jane Kline,
l Stephen Badly, The Cata wissa Willamsport
aud Erie Rail Road Company.
William Lance Thomas CTeveling.
3 Jacob Harris Peter Jacoby.
Andrew J. Snyder VS.. John Sheatler.
5 Jacob Shuman Christisn Wolf,
6 Jacob Sbuman Jacob Tia rtZel.
a. 5. Saul VS.. Benjamin Wintersteen.
8 Samuel Henry Jacob Hosler, VIM. Klinetob &
Gideon Hosler, late doing business in the name
of Hosler & Co.
Jacob Shuman The Catawissa Rail Road Co.
10 George A Herring Peter Miller.
IL Edward Heilner The Locust Mountain Coal &
Iron Go ct al.
IL J. T.. Hackenberg for the use of NJ. ChambcrIin
Sas Edgar.
I3 John Hinterliter VS. John Jameson.
IA Jacob Remley Catawissa Rail Road Company.
Is William a. Ease ct. al VS. The Twp of Centre.
Is William LamoR VS. Peter lyman.
II William Lamon VS. John Vanpelt-
Ia Henry f. Nuss BOrOug of berwick.
10 Abraham B. Swishervs Samuel Rimby.
20 j. F. Anspach ct al vs. William p Ryon.
~ Eli Jones " Miles Abbott ct al
- John Jameson VS. Joseph Jameson.
% Greenwood Township VS. Samuel Bo5art
"a SYLVESTER j. Faux VS. Isaac White.
25 Sylvester Faux. Isaac White.
26 Christian Knapp The School District of Bloom
81 HossIer & Wife Schlusser & Wife.
% Wright Hughes Peter Miller.
% David Lari ish Tvs Mount Pleasant Township.
30 sylvester J. Faux :. Isaac White
81 John DiIdine ct al VS. Parvln Masters.
- Jorathan Knittle Wright Hughes,
80 Mary Green Isaac Whine
"a Mic hael Casey vs.. Franklin Taylor, et al,
IS James Barry s.. Robert Gorrell.
SO John Lavrrns Barney McBrearty.
81 Peter Karshner at al VS. Daniel kruni's ddmrs
b Solomon Nry hard VS. The Township of Centre.
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be- It viii be seen, by hand-bills, that
there is another Circus coming to Blooms
burg. We have the evidence, in all our
exchanges where il. has exhibited, that it is
a one-horse concern. 1t has but one old
'hoss'' that is trained for the ring, and this
one has been travelling with circuses and
other ''cusses'' until it is now half blind,
splint and SPAWN. Its only lady rider is
two-thirds dead with the consumption, and
said to be only able to ride about twice round
the ring without either standing or jumping.
1t is said to have few common, starved and
sinking old animals, and Of the kind that
everybody has seen more than dozen times
We advise the farmers, mechanics and sons
of toll to keep away from this humbug and
save their money. 1t can neither crafty
your curiosity, nor edify your mind, but is
poor, broken-down "cuss" of circus.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

yT7HEREAs, the Hos. WILLrAM EIwELL, President
w Judge of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and Gen
erai Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
in the Judicial District compored Of the counties
of Columbia Sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon John
MReynolds & Stephen Bady ,Asso' 'ateJudges of Coum-
ba county issued their ceptbearing date the
day May in the year of Lord thousand eight
hundred and sixty six, and directed for holding
Court Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common Pleas
andi Orphans Court, in Bloomsbury in the county Of
Columbia the first Monday, (being the Sd day. OF
September next, to continue one week.
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner the Justices
of the Peace and Constabes of the said county of Col
umba that they be then and there in their proper per-
10 O'Clock in the forenoon ofsad day with their
records, inquistions and other remembrance to do
those things wIch their offices apperan to be done
And those that bound by Tecognzance to prosecute
against the prisoners that be in the jail oil
said county of Columbia be then and there To prose-
them shall be just Jurors requested to be
punctua in heif attendance agreesby to
{ ~ Dated at Bloomsbury the LIST day Of August
( L. s. in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
~ hundred and sixty-six and in the ninetietn
year of the dependence of the United States OF
America. GoD SAVE THE CoMnoNwEALTH
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
shur Aug
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
HAND TANNING MIL L

THE patrntec, Mr.. GEORGE LEACH after twelve
years of experimenting IN the construction Of fans
aud grain cleaners, has length perfected very
simple device by which farmers can arrive at any
perfection the selecting of all kinds of grain for
seed
claim for this machine that il does away with all
counter currents, and gives an even uniform blast
testing the grain by weight and not by size,
The onvietion is now well grounded in the minds
Of the scientific of the country, tn at the
marked depreciation OF the grain crops for years
back, owing TO the degeneration of the seed sown
and the poverty of the soil and II is also the
opinion Of many that the weavil and other destroy
ing insects so destructive to the crops are produces
aud maturCd within the kernels, thus rendered light
than the others, that they by this machine
This improv { ment may be attached TO any ordinary
tanning mill, IL ehaf much faster and clean
grain for market perfectly than any machine
extaut IL enables the farmer select from his
chant grain, the soundest and heathest berries Tor
seed.
BY this means also all rrnss seeds may be brought
to the same perfection fer sowing, as the best of
grains. GEORGE LEACH,
Owego, Tiosa Co, ". Y.
refer. by special perm ssion, She following let
ter Of the New York State Agricultural Society
APRIL, 1865
Hon. COMMISSIONER PATENTS:
have examined with great care Mr.. Leach 5
Fan, OF Owego, Tioga County, New York II seems
to me- on careful examination, that 1t Is improve
of Importance TO the farmers mIllers, and
all in who grain IL Is very simple, and
will give the farmer long needed means To sepa-
rate the gTain it gives uniform berry, and thus
uniform plant alir ripening at the same Time thus ad
fuI exa nnation that you will think it WoIthy of
o lace among the approved inventions.
am very truly yours,
b, P. JOHNSON,
sec'y the n. State Agricultural Society
The undersigned, having used aud tested Leacli's
Fan in separating and selecting seed grain for the
fast year are fully satisfied with the Improvement
aud gladly endorse the Secretarys letter and recon-
mend the farmers generally TO make use of IT be-
fore the next sowing:
ID. L. BioodgOod, Treas Tioga Co. AgT Soc.
George ", Hoilenoack Owego, N. Y.
John l. Taylor,
f. L. b. Curtis, Pre'st Tompkins Co. Agricultural
and Horticultural soeiety.
Joseph Martz. Catawissa.
c. w. Mckelvy. "
Benjamin Wagn Roarin gcreek, Col co.
Jacob kOstenb auder Franklin,
Jesse Mensch
George Scott,
G. Il. Brown, Maine
Daniel Yetter, -
Joseph Conner, Centre,
Mord ecai Millard, 3"
Elias Greasy, -
Vastne Boon, Bloom.
David Clark, Montour twp.
J. ID. Quick,
GrieT Quick,
James Barton,
Henry HelwIg,
Gilbert II. Fowler. Briarcreek.
Wesley Rusel. Hemlock.
Silas Johnson, Locust twp.
George CaYenee, Mt pleasant twp
Henry Mellick, Scott.
John Meflick. -
Jacob Gerard, Greenwood,
Caleb AppIeman, MonIour county.
John Troxwell,
Franklin Snyder,
II Mills repaired by
MAHLON HAMLIN,
August 8. 1866. Catawissa'
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Ia Keep it before the people that Mer-
cur, the Abolition Congressman in this Dis
trict, voted for the passage of bill toextend
the right of suffrage in the District of Co
lumbia. All the Democrats voted againstit.
Keep this constantly before the people !;
don't allow the Abolitionists to dodge it
Force It upon them; they can't deny it.
Mercur' vote stands against him, in favor
Of giving the vote to the negro. He is one
Of the men that holds that this is not a
white mans Government. We should see
shat he does not get the support Of s0hite
men for reelection to Congress this fall.
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e28. HOOP SKIRTS, e28.
HOPKINS WIN MAKE"
New Fall STYLES !

Are in every respect FrRsT CLASS, and embrace a
complete assortment for Ladies, Misses, aud Chil-
dren of the Newest Styles, every Length and Sizes
of Waist.
OUR SKIRTS, wherever known. more univer-
sally POPULAR than any others before the public They
retain their Shape better, lighter more elastic,
more durable and really CHEAPER, than any other
Hoop Skirt in the market The springs and fasten-
ings are warranted pc rfect. EVERY LADY should TRY
THEM They being extensively Sold by
MERCHANTS, throughout the Country and at WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL, at Mandatory and Sales
Room
No 62S ARCH Street, below 7th PHILAD'A,
Ask for HOPKINS "own MAKE, buy otheTl
CATTION,--None genuine unless Stamped on
each Kid Pad-"TIopk in's Hoop Skirt Mandatory
No 62S Arch Street Philadelphia "
Also Con stantIy hand full line of New York
m ade skirts, at very low prices.
TERMS-NET CASH ONE PRICE ONLY.
August %, I566,--4m. ]. w.
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~ IDOWS' ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice of Confirmation.


THE following appraisements of real and person
al property set apart to the widows OF deesdents
have been filed in Ihe Office of the Register oft olum
bia County under the Rules Of Court. and Will be
presented fCr absolute confirmation to the Orphans
Court TO be held in BIoomsburg in and for said coun
ty on Wedhe sday, the 5th day of September A. H.,
1850 at two O'Clock in the aern Of said day,
less exceptions such combinations are previous
Iy flied. Of which all persons interested IN said es
tates will take notice
/ Widow Of George L. Johnso of Orange Twp.
Widow Of Eleazar H. Hess of Centre Township
Widow of John Lawr ence of Henilock Twp.
Widow of John Ritz Of Bloom Township.
5 Widow Of Daniel MOrdan OF Mt Pleasant Twp.
Widow Of ID. r. Meiiek of Scott Township.
Widow of George Sanders of Pine Township
s Widow of Reuben Hess Of FishingcreeE Twp,
Widow of Jacob Schwe eppenheiser of MIfdin twp
10 Wild wv OF Eli Creveling Of Scott Township
II Widow of Freeman q. Keller Of Locust Twp:
I2 Widow Of II. Haines Fox of Locust Township.
I3 Widow of Lewis w. Kulp Of Main Township.
IA Widow of Samuel Remley of Scott Township.
Is Widow of Michael RiCheideifer of Bloom Twp.
10 Widow Of James Ralston Of Bloom Township.
II Widow of Jacob Rupp OF Lo Gust Township.
JOHN G, REEZE, Register.
5loomsbarg aug. /, 1866.
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The LADr's FnrEND FOR SEPTEMBER.

The LDY's FRIEND FOR SEPTEMBER.
A charming Steel Engraving of Mother
bending over her sleeping Child, adorns the
September number Of this favorite monthly
The large sized eolored Fashion Plate is as
choice and refined as ever The other en-
belishments are Summer in Calcutta,
and engravings of Bonnets, Wells, Prone
Dade Suit, Ball Dress, Collars, Duffs, Gored
Dress with Peplum Basque, &c. The music
of this number, is the ''ValIey Farm Schot-
tisch. Among the literary matter VIC may
mention How the Mary Jane Came Home,
by Louise Chandler Moulton; 'i0ut in the
Rain, by Florence Percy "a Premature
PROPOSAL by Sophie May; The Disputed
Patrimony ;" 1.-THE Mermaid's 5 Home, one
of the Fairy Tales of Science ''The Maltese
Cross" by Mrs. NJ. T. Kendall; 'Prue's
Day." by Tracy Towne; with Notices of
Books, Receipts, Descriptions of Fashions,
&c. &c.
Price $3.50 year ? copies $4.00; s cop
les land one gratis)$16. Specimen numbers
will be sent for 15 cents
Address Deacon & Peterson, 80 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia.
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ba- The Old Guard, for September, is
already on our table. 1t is well filed with
choice literary and political matter. Its ed
itorials are short but to the point The
September number contains magnificent
engraving Of Gen. Sterling Price, late of the
Southern Army. Every Democrat should
take this popular Magazine. Price, $500
per year. Address, Van Evrie, Horton &
Co., No. 162 Nassau Street, New York.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-29

Don't fail TO use PHILLIPS SUPER PHOSPHATE
LIME TO enrich your lands and make large crops of
grain and grass. 1t is now extensively used in all
the leading agricultural portions of the country and
wi thout dispute doubt is known TO be the very
best used. Ii contains less moisture, is more uni
form in quality, Contains more agricultural value,
than any other in the market. The undersigned IN
ro it a standard art icle intending make il
a permanent trade. Its value has been fully tested
in this county and stanis unsurpassed by other
article ever introduced. Give il trial. you will be
pleased beyond measure with the results. Apply 10
PAXTON & HARMAN.
August a2 1866 Rupert, Pa.
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Estateef Obedidh Campbell, sen., deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary
on the of Obediah Campbell, senior. late Of
Locust township, Columbia County, deceased, have
granted by the Register Of said county, to j. J.
Campbell, OF Locust township. Columbia County,and
Nicholas Campbell and Obediah Campbeli. of Shame :
kin. North'd. County. Ali persons having claims
the of the decedent are requested TO
them for settlement, and those indebted 10
the estate will make immediate payment
q The business generally, will be attended to
by Obediah 8. Campbell
NICHOLAS CAMPBELL,
]. j. CAMPBELL, \Exec'rs.
OBEDIAH s. CAMPBELL,
q "a n.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

The School Directors of Centralia Borough CoIum-
bia county desire to employ two teacIers-one malls
and one femae-for the winter term of school, be
opened about the Bird of September next. aud con
tinue ten months, Liberal salaries will be paid o
good teachers.
iutendent Centralia for the Borough of Centrali
and the township of Conyngham, on Thursday hu-
gust 30 1866 at 10 A. NJ at which time and place ap-
picants for the school SHOULD appear 10 be examin
ed L. L. BEL TEkLf,
Sec'y Centralia School Board.
Cenfralia- AmPust Is, lS6O.-2l
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Rsadthe Certificates of holesale Drug
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BrYan'S Pulmonic Waters:

Uz-The original Medicine established in 1897, aud
first article of the kind introduced under ths
name of "PULMoNIC WAFERs,' in this any other
country all other PuImouc Waters coHnterfets.
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN be.
ing stamped on each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
Thirty Years. the immense sale alta ned only
in America but in foreign countries fully their
intrinsic worth. The medical properties superior
any other article offered for he of Pulmonary
Bronchial affections and the quantity contained in
each box is nearly double that of the many worthless
,p,.e, ,..,.
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To Our PATRONS. reader of the
DEMOCRAT AND STAR has some influence,
certainly enough to getone subscriber apiece.
Let every one feel that it is obligatory upon
him to do SO, and we will in a short time
give you paper worthy of your most cordial
support. Go to work Democrats, in every 10
cality, in every neighborhood, in every town
ship and help us in the cause of right, JUS
ice, humanity and Democracy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

XXT TANTED-ACENTS-s7 to saO0 Err MONTH
w for Gentlemen and SIS TO SIS for Ladies every
where, TO introduce the Common Sense Family Sew
fell stitch quilt bind braid and embroider beauti-
fuiIy-prce only e2O-makiRg the elastic lock stitch
aud fully warranted for three years We pay the
above wages, or a commission, from which twice
tn amount can be made. Address call Oh C..
BOWERS & CO. Office No. 255 South Fifth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa All letters answered promptly
with circulars and terms
August %, I555.-Im. J, e., & Co.
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FORKS HOTEL
GEO. ". MAIGER. Proprietor.

The above 1peII-known hotel has recently under
gone radical changes in its internal arrangements,
and its proprietor announces to his former custom
and the travelling public that his accommodations
for the comfort Of his guests are second none IA
the country. His Table will always be found sup
piled, not only with substantial food but with all
the delicacies Of the season. His wine aRd liquors
Except that popular beverage known NC Henry
purchased direct from the porting houses, are en-
urely pure, and free FRI all poisonous drugs he
10 thankful for liberal patronage in the past and
will continue 10 deserve 81 in the future.
GEORGE w. MAUGER.
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= s6- jon PRINTING +. Having combined
all the material belonging to the two printing
offices, heretofore known as the Columbia
Democrat and Star of the NORTH, we are now
prepared to do job-work, such as Posters,
Hand-bills, Circulars, Cards, Letter-Heads,
BilI-Heads, Labels, &C., in the best styles,
and onshort notice Orders bymail promptly
attended to.
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Centralia. August Is, 1866. "a
TEACHERS WANTED.

The School Directors of Bloom School District, Co
Iumhia County. desire to employ ELEVEN TEACH
ERS. seven males and four females Schools 10 omen
about the 18th of October next, and continue five
months
An examination will be held by the County Super
ihten dent at BlOomsburg, on SATURDAY, the 22nd
day of September next at 10 O'Clock, A. M at which
time and place applicants for the schools should ap
pear and be examined.
TX. EDGAR, Sec'y,
Blooms burg, August %. 1866.
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p@- The Pennsylvania Stote Agricultural
Society viii open its annual exhibition at
Easten. on the 25th of September. The So
cicty are busy completing the arrangements
for display which promises to be the great
est ever had in the State. The premiums
offered are more liberal than those of any
other State.
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p0 We notice that the foundation walls
of the new Institute Building are nearly fin
ished and the whole work is being forwarded
as fast as possible, with the expectation of
getting one story ready for occupancy for
the Winter Term. The Fall Term, which
commences next Monday, Sept. Sd, will hold
its session in the old building, and the pros
poets are favorable for full term.
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ARTICLE *.
Dissolution of the Association.


When the ca pial of this Association has increased
in value to such degree that each share shall have
an actual cash value Of Two hundred dollars, then
this association shall dste rhine and close.
To the Honorable the Judges Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, ia and for the County of
Columbia
The petition Of the undersigned Directors Of the
Centraa Saving Fund Association respectfully prays
that your HonoTs dodecree Charter for the moor
porafOn of the above Association in eordanee with
the Consultation as set forIh and petition
ers will forever pray.
Z. l.. BITTERLY, IL. ;! B0NER,
JNo. Nj. BEDFORD, ALEX. w. REA,
REUBEN WAssER, DAVID CAMP,
j. j. HoAGLAND, ". JAMES,
JAMES DYKE, HENRY GABLE,
los. RI. DAWES, WILLIAM PETER,
EnuARD SWEET. Nj. NJ. LVELLE.
10 The PetnIoaers presented ihe above to the Court
at our last May session. pray ing FOR the granting OF
charter, which Instrument was examined by the
Court and notice ordered to be published that appiI
cation for said Charter has been made.
August g, I666.-4t.
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pfT Frank Leslie's Magazine for the month
of September has been received, filed to
over-fowing with choice reading and embel-
ishments of the highest order. Its fashion
plates are rich and racy, and can't help but
please the ladies in the highest degree. Pub
lished at New York; price So. % per annum.
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GAUTION.

All persons are hereby Cushioned against negoti-
afing purchasing either of two certain Bonds,
given BY direction Of the School Board Of Beaver
Township. payable 10 JOHN FRY, or assigns, dated
AUG UST J. 1866. for $500. payable niae months
year after date Said Bonds were given in mistake
for larger sum than actually due, and will not be
paid unfess compelled by law.
CONRAD BREDBENDER,
Pres't Of School Board.
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BOR. BERWICK-Hudson Owen,
BEAVER Daniel Singley,
BENTON-IIiram +. Everett,
BEOOM-Benj. r. Hartman,
NOTWITHSTANDING Lashell, Ben jam min Miller
CENTRE Samuel Bower, Jackson knorr,
ISHINGCREEK-Cyrus White, John DresCher
John Zaner.
Washington Parr, George w Fens
termacher.
GREENWooD-Wm. A. Kline, Jacob X. Berlin,
HEMLOCK-Jo Kistler.
MAINE William Swisher. Daniel Fisher,
MIFFLIN-Samuel Andrews,
MONTOUR-Phiip Heimbach,
PINE-Nilliam Karschner,
ROARINGCREEK-Phlip Cool,
SUGARLOAF-JacobH II. Fritz,
SCOrT-Daniel Mellick
Irdrerse Jurors, September Term, 1866.
BEAVER-Peter Knecht, Samuel Johnson,
BENTOE-Samue McHenry,
BL0OM-Petcr Biilmeyer, Henry Giger,
BRIARCREEK-AbsslomB Bomboy, Emmer Deitter-
ick.
CATAWISSA-Benjamn Barns,
CENTkE-George X Hess, Emmit Aiknan.
Philip Greasy. Joseph r. Conner,
CONYNGHA HAM-Stephen Monaghan. William Sny-
der. Samuel Leiby.
FISHINGCREEK-JOhn p. Greasy,
FRANKLIN-Daniel Zarr v lillian Rohrbach,
GREENNOOD-Edward Henry, Elisha Hayman
Samuel Bogart.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bomboy, Samuel BrugIer.
JACkSON-Frederick Vile,
LOCUST-John l.. Hurst, Lucas Fahringer,
Mark Williams,
MAUIsoN-Henry C. Mills, } ohm ZeIsloft,
MIFFLIN-AIbert c. MiIlard, Horace Schweppeu-
heiser, Jonas IiaItzeI. Isaac Snyder,
MT PLEASANT Fri lKeler,
sCOTT-WiIIiam White,
SUGARLOAF-Joshua Fritz,
CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFIcE,
Bloomsbury Aug. /, 1866
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

LETTERS or administration on the estate Of Mary
Hess. late of Sugarloaf township, Columbia County,
deceased have been granted by the Register Of said
County to Gilbert Hess, of the same township and
county, All persons indebted the estate
qnested to make payment TO the administrator, and
those having claims will present them for settlement
GILBERT HESS, adm'y
suearIoaS Aug %, Is66-6w
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BI A Camp Meeting, under the direc-
ton of the Pastors of the Methodist Con-
gregation, was held near Lime Ridge, in this
county. 1t continued its sessions about a
week. Quite number of persons from
this place attended it during its continuance