Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-25

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rY~ On Tuesday h,oii'ing Mr.. John Ne
Anal, Radical, received the appointment o
Postmaster for the Borough of Berwick
vice, Il. 6. lIorn, resigned. The appoint.
mcGt was secIrld through the Influence Of
Judge MTcur. 90 Bspcics Gazette.
sesys Our friend, Wm. McNinoh, of Mad
ison Township, left q. or office this week an
car Of corn Of extraor,linlry grow.b. 1t i
Il perfectly !vsmsd ear, bu, the curiosity Of
il. make is, that it consists Of fourteen
con,piet" rows below, and seven above. 1t
i. one Of the freak. of nature which are ur.
accountable. The car, which is Of fair dimen.
ions, i. about equally divided as to rows. "
l.or" MAuL0y EAsI, Carricr-boy Of the
HlMocGAT, requests rs 10 announce to his
patrons 'ba; he w;ll pay them lis annual
visit on New Years day with his address,
AMI hops to receive }jc,u' welcome, one
tia. wiIt ma't him iGai c'.ieriul AND happy,
and enable h,u 10 ">how quarters 10 all
who are deserving apd kind. lie has paid
his patrons fifty weekly visits in the past
yesr for Which he should not be considered
of having hard check if he expccte j
from each qna"ter
rsA. We notice that large number Of
i,apcrs have suspended publication during
the holidays an>aE whcl, We will mcntioa
the FLOWING: ''nanyi!le In'eliigencer, 1"
'Moniour American" ;" "Lcvisbuyg Jour
nal" "Wyom:ng Democrat" Monroe
Democrat" 4" Carlisle Volunteer" Belle
tontc Wa'yhman," Perry Co. Democrat
Sullivan pcmocr2;, . "Dcrw.ck Gazr.te," I"
and macy others, The custom is becoming
quite genera, throughout this State
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iec.s Seven morC numbers will complete
the rre:en. volume OF tue DEMncgAT. Our
expenses arc heavy, anl our patrons have
paid us literally Notwithstanding tie tight
ne.> in ui,ncy matters We ere daily pre-
pairing Roll OF Honor Tor our noye issue,
w,neh vii! appear On the siA ~ J1HHtts.tt.t,tr,-
and ali who desire to be entered upon that
Roll haze ill then 10 cal! upon ps. Ne
hope tosce macy strange faces bctwesn this
and that time.
ThczkN TO DrATi On a cold tiay re-.
Gently Mrs. Myrunett Krais.le aud iicr two
daughters started from Frenchyille, Clear
field c5onty, 10 S.anena,iouiug a distance
cftwcn'y-six miles. They were all tlin.y
clai avd Lad provisions for only one meal
Night occrtook them in the woods where
tAty remained vi'h"u. slcl'2r qnA ia tie
mo,na- s!.e o'hey v,s iy,Gd 1.si The
.itiiv gals wers laccpo. b. eo,ae laait.a
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usGs. : FINE Loass.-Oas Dag !as; v; eel,
D:. Z. I. HARRISON sod 10 GEORGE ".
MAUGLR OF the Forks Hotel, in this town,
oMe Of the finest and most valuable horses
ii this section Of country. He isa stallion,
in his fourth year, over sixteen hands high,
weighs ten hundred and come pounds, aud
is chestnut sorre', with handsoma name
and tail, lie is from b,ooaed stock-the
best in the country. We have bis pedigree,
but will not give it here, For speed, this
stock is among the ce,2 aos!, ard at the
proper time this horse viii make hi. o,ca
rscmd. We are not positive a- 10 his
present cost bu; when We sly 'kat Mr.. NJ
paid about $500 90 We do not exaggerate.
t!ClnES pEArH: -On Thursday evening
last this community was startled by the an
rounccment Of the sudden death of our
townsu.au. LEONARD 5. STIHEMAN, acting
Constable Of this Township. He had been
a; Centeryiilc and lime Ridge, this county.
~ official business during Tie day, an, vas
on Ills return hone, when he stopped at the
Public House Of CHARLES II. DErrrEGicn,
N ESry, and while eating his supper was
taken su Ideally i'll and died in very fawno-
men.a, before medical aid could be called in.
We believe the real cause of his death is
Qakncv1 i may have be,n disease Of
the heart. He was man of strong consti
tuition, and rarely known TO he sick. The
remains were brought u his residence the
same coming, AMI inferred in the Cemetery
on sunday last By tho lonors Of war the
the Brass Band leading the funeral process
sion, which was composed, in spite Of the in
clemencyof the weather, of soldiers in arms,
relatives ard large nrmhcr Of, friends. lie
was one of tie first tc volunteer, ct the out
break Of tue var and served fHihfuNy for
orcr ,cur pecrs passing through all the
har..ought battles in Virginia, Maryland,
and Pennsylvania, and receiving one very
scrprc ,eond which came near destroying
the use Of one Of his arms. He leave. two
one Young woman sud the other
\ son Of lbout fifteen, who have the s,lccre
sympathy Of the whole conrIi,ity His
.ge so have not learned, but would suppose
him havp been over sixty Thus another
soldier has passed away, ''Peaco to his
ashes"
NJ. Hon. BENJAMIN i. BUTLER, of
the Rump Congress from Massachusetts,,
and still of "snoons" notorietv, has sent us