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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

Who KILLED ABEL.-'My little boy, "
asked Sunday School teacher of new
scholar, the other Sunday, ''can you tell me
who killed Abel?"
''Yes ma am"
''WelI, now, my little dear, don t be afraid.
Who killed Abel?'
''The rebels"
cob, no, Johnny" demonstrated the good
teacher.
eve are not talking about that. Don't
YOU know who killed Abel?'
eyes ma am, the rebels" insisted the
scholar.
NO, no, my child Cain killed Abel
Now remember, think of sugar cane. | am
going to ask you about it next Sunday
Think of sugar cane.
The next Sunday came, and the boy was
again catechised.
''Well, ma am. Must I tell?'
Certainly, my dear. Who killed Abel p
Sorghum.
The teacher curfumexed.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

EHr BE content with what you haye,".
as the rat said to the trap when he left his
tail In it.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

ESs~ The Ladies-May their virtues ex-
ceed even the magnitude of their skirts,
while their faults are still smaller than their
bonnets
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

~ The English language is spoken by
rs, 100000 of the human race, including
the greatest nation in all creation.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

B9T Another mystery issolved. The man
who Struck Billy Patterson" has beenfou
His name is Smithers, and he keeps a tav-
ern in Mercer street. New York.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

R@ ''I'n take the responsibility, as
jerks said when he held out his arms for
the baby.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

RI Why is handsome laced boot like
the father Of family? Because IL is
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
OFFICERS OF COLUMBIA co.

OEE1GEk6S OE CVAD VA DIN SOs
President Judge-Hon. William Elwell.
Associate Judges batoI Irm Derr' x usrbsir
Proth'y y and Cl'k of Courts-Jesse Coleman.
Register and Recorder-John q. Freeze.
Allen Mann,
Commissioners John f. Fowler,
Montgomery Cole.
Sheriff Samuel Snyder.
Treasurer-John j. Stiles.
Daniel Snyder,
Auditors L. B Rupert,
John p Harmon.
Commissioner Clerk-Wm. Krickbaum.
Commissioner Attorney-E Fl. Little.
Mercantile Appraiser-Capt. Geo. w. UT.
County Surveyor-Isaac A. Dewitt.
District Attorney-Milton NJ. Traugh.
Coroner-Will am j. Ikeler.
County Superintendent-C G.. Barkley,
Assessor Internal Revenue-R. +. Clark.
John Thomas,
S. B. Diemer,
ASSISTANT -assessor J. III. keller,
j. S. Woods.
Collector benjamin +. Hartman.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
NEW HAIR DRESSING SALOON.

A New Hair Cutting, Shaving. and Dying Saloon,
has been opened IN the rear Of Hunsbergers TJhac
Store, Bloomsbury. where all kinds Of work in
the barbering line Will be neatly and promptly at
tended Being the side of the street with
all the Hotels there is need of crossing the street.
through the m I'd, get To the shop.
Hair work manufactured to order. Ladies wishing
their hair dressed in Water fal otherwise, with
without criinp, will be attended 10 by lady, in
separate apartPents
CT- Remember the place, Main Street, rear o +
HunsbergeT's obacco Store.
Nov. 9S, i666.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

RAJ A scribbler says life is too short to
drink poor whisky, or to make love to an
,,nrlr- rrornan !
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

4 POPULAR DANISH STORY. In the vii
lage of Ebberup, in Funen, lived very
wealthy farmer, who had gone one day to
Assens with a load Of barley; so one of his
neighbors, cottager, asked leave to go
along with him for the sake of fetching
home goods in the empty cart. The farmer
had no objection, so the cottager followed
the cart on foot, and as it was very hot
day, he pulled off his worsted stockings and
wooden shoes, and stuffed them under the
barley in the back of the cart. 1t happen
ed to be on Sunday, and they had to pass
close by church on the road side. The
man got little way behind the cart, so that
he could see that the minister was in the
pulpit
1t struck him that as the farmer was
driving very slow, he might as well turn in
and hear bit of a sermon, he could soon
make up TO the cart again. He did not like
to go so far into the church that the minis
ter could see him, so he stood inside the
door. The Gospel that day was about the
rich man and the beggar. Just as the tray
eller entered the church, the minister shout
ed out, "But what became of the rich
man?' The Ebberup man thought that
the minister was speaking to him, 50 he
stepped forward and said He drove on to
Assens with a load of barley" ''No,
thundered the minister, ''he went to hell. "
Mercy on us - cried the other, running
out of the church, ''then must look after
my shoes and stockings!"
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

~ A man without wife is ike a fork
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-19
Rebel PoIIIIeaI Itemr.

The Springfield (Ill.J Sentinel, in
reference TO the late war, says: Had
we known what we know now, as
doubtless thousands of other Demo
Gratis feel, the Union armies would
have been smaller and the Confederate
larger"
"A rebel paper sage: "Bennie
sounds pretty well for IA little urchin
but when he becomes a man We give
him the full title, Benjamin. Thus, in
the early stages OF the great rebellion,
the rebels were called 'Johnnies,' now
we call them johnson men,"
The Louisville Journal says there
is no use OF despising or affecting to
desPise the Radical power in Kentucky.
II warns the conservative element OF
the State against running two tickets
and thereby throwing the State into the
hands OF the Radicals.
The Richmond Times says of the
ticket Grant for President and Lee for
Nice-President: :" 1--WE would respect
fully suggest the inversion OF the above
ticket, ia which event, II Cen Grant be-
haves himself we'll, We may consider of
it," As it stands, the Tunes thinks the
ticket is of the kangaroo kind, at least
in the South, since its strength would
be found in its hind legs.
"A correspondent of the Charleston
NeUS, who Witnessed the opening of the
Fortieth Congress, describes Ben. But
Ter as. fat, habby, clustered, bald
headed, fussy, aud with u certain ap-
pearance OF being clammy to the touch. -
"A New Orleans letter, written be-
fore the passage OF the Sherman bill,
says "the last straw will be laid on the
camel's back and our best classes will
go to the North" Now, We hope not,
surely. Such an infiction as this
would tempt Us to oppose the bill. The
best classes mean, OF course, the upper
crust" OF the aristocracy; the most con
spicuous rebels We do not want that
kind of people among US. Our society
does not tolerate this assumption OF
best classes" which prevails in the
South.
The Memphis Avalanche ssys that
if the President will boldly refuse to
execute the law he has declared to be
unconstitutional, he will become i'm
mortaliZed AS a second Andrew Jack
son. But il he YIELDS now, he will go
down TO history as a pigmy that at
tempted to play the rote of giant, and
found he was unequal to the emer-
gency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-19
Dr.senenek,s Pulmonie syrup,

This great medicine cured DR.. J. H Schenck,
the Proprietor, OF Pulmonary ConSum ption,
when il had assumed its most formidable as
Eect, and when speedy death appeared to
be inevitable His physicIa pronoun ced
his case Incurable, when he commenced the
use Of Ihtsstmp!e but powerful remedy. His
iIsalth WAS restored in .. very short time, and
no return Of the disease has been apprehend-
and mis- presses weight i more than two hun
dred pounds
Since hts recovery. he has devoted his at
tzntiOl exclusively 10 The cure of Consump D.
ton and the diseases which are usually COM
plicatsd with it and the cures effected by his
medicines have been very numerous and
truly wonderful DT. Schenck makes proEeS-
siOnal visits 10 several Of the larger cities
weekly, where he has la.ge coIcourse of
patients aud II Is truly astonishing TO see
OF their carriages, and in a few months
healthy, robust persons DR. SEIZE NCkiS
PULMOSTC SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC.
and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all
required in curing Consumption. Full direc-
lions accom- pany each, % that any one can
take them without seeing Dr. =chenck, but
when IL is convenient il Is best to see him
He gives advice free, but for a thorough ex.
animation with his Respirometer his fee Is
three dollars
Please observe, when purchasing that the
two likeness of the Doctor-one when in
the last stage OF Consumption, and the other
as he now Is, In perfect health-are on the
Govsrume ut stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price
81 80 per bottle, or = 50 the half dozen. Let
tiers fOT advice should always be dilected 10
Or. Schenck' 5 Principal ONCE, Is North 9Th
street, Philadelphia. Pa Genera Wholesale
Hance, Baltimore, Md; John D. Park. Gin
cinnati, ohio; Walker & TRylO Chicago, III:
Collins Bros St Louis Mo.
novlS-eod3dweAmoIyr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-19

THE elections for the North German
Parliament seem to have resulted less
decidedly in favor of the Democratic
party than they expected, under the
operation OF universal suffrage, and
show that the masses of the people are
still much under the influence of the
Patrieian conservative orders. In old
Prussia, the vote went strongly against
the Liberals, and a number ofthe lead
ing candidates OF the party were de-
feated. The result in the old Kingdom
is estimated to be, thirty-six decided
Liberals elected. twenty moderate Lib
erals, eighty-five Conservatives snd
twenty-five. Catholics and Poles with
thirty cases in which re-elections bara
to be held, no absolute maiority b.yI,,S
been obtained, and four cases in Which,
the same candidates have been re,urnsj
from three or four districts. Gsnarsi
Moltke, for example, the hero of the
war. has three elections from which to
choose. Only two OF the Prussian Min
listers secured their elSetion-Bismarck
and Won Roor,
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ONE would imagine IN Paris that wo-
men had only just been created, so in
eesSantly the Partisan mind busies it.
self with their description and analysis
and classification. Bal1ac writes chap
tsrs and Mischief books about them,
whose influence crosses the Channel
and uBhaPpily inspires Charles Reade;
Laboulsys lectures about their history,
and the reporters al the opening day OF
the Chamber Of Deputies find no topic
50 importsnt as the description Of heir
dresses Following the general fashion,
a Psrisian journal ProPOundsd, as an
intellectual exercise for It's subscribers,
The invention Of e suitable definition
fo- "ihe sex = and received an immense
quantity OF answers, some CT them as
follows:
"A woman Is a necessity, which
Providence has converted into an en-
joymeuI-"
1.Dednition geomei-iesI-woman is
a Polygon, TOR she has many sides, good
and bad
1t IS being who has not the soul in
The body, but the body in the soul"
"a woman Is a being capable of ex-
perisncing sensations. but sentiments
never"
''At a distance. a rose without a
thorn; approached, thorn without 4
rose
Women M up the intervals in con-
Tersation and IN life ike The down
placed in glass boxes; we reckon the
down as nothing, vet everything would
break 10 pieces without IL"
THE woman Of the world Is a woman
who knows how TO be distinguished
with a toilet OF two louis and simple
with a toilet Of Il thousand crowns"
The woman of the world Is she who
is enough SO never to besObliged TO an
nounce in what circles she moves"
''It is she who feels at home wherever
she finds herself
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-19

TIE next great building project OF
New York, which seems rapidly as
suming tangible shape, is that of the
Cranston Hotel, which is to be erected
on Fifth avenue opposite the entrance
70 Central Park. It Is said that the
plans and details have all been COM
Pleted by the architect, the stock has
been nearly all subscribed, and it is ex-
pected that ground will be broken for
the building In a few weeks st FAR
thest. The name proposed is the
Grand Hotel of New York" TIE EveT-
ing Gazette, from which we gather this
information. gives as the dimensions Of
the proposed edifce. two hundred and
one feet liz width, four hundred and
twenty in length, and seven stories in
height with French roof. Il will con-
tain one hundred and seYenty-four pri-
vatc parlors, six hundred chambers
single and In suites, and over q
hundred other rooms. The dis
tinguisbing feature ofthe plan is a grand
central court, or cur d hoHnelrr,
covered with a glass roof, and from
which alone access Is obtained 10 the
whole building This eOttr il entered
by TWO porte eocheTes, each tWenty-six
feet wide, one on Fifty-niuth, and one
on Sixtieth street. On one side Of the
eOttr there will be the sGLLe De reception,
thirty by fCrty-six feet. Eight spacious
stair-csses will lead 70 different parts
/ of the house, and tHo lifts will run
/ from the ground dOor to the sixth story.
/ II IL expected that the location OF this
I hotel 50 far up town, will cause that
/ part Of the city to grow rapidly. hand
| some private residences and churches
| spTinging up on all sides
! The building will exceed in size the
/ Grand Hotel OF Paris. and Is designed
| 70 be carried out in every detail with
unparalleled uagidcerce Of finish and
| furniture
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Trnsfea,s Sale.

TN PURSUANCE or 4 DEED OF Trust
1 frons JOssph Elliott to me, dNted March
d, 1855, and duly OF record in Deed Book -,
folio zIs, in the Recorders offica Of Ohio
county. Wet Va, shall on SATURDAY
he aih day OF April, IS67. on The premises,
proceed 10 sell by Public Auction, 10 the
highest and bsSt bidder, the said JOSEF h Il
lior1is interest. (beinK the one fourtng in q
certain tract OF land situate in Ohio county,
on the waters OF Little Wheeling Geek
eleven miles east of Wheeling near the Ma
iional Road, aud aGJ Joining lands of lillian
CASTOR, the beirs OF Thomas Maxwell and
others, containing one hundred and dity
acres mora or less, from which said tract OF
land ,twenfy-thIee acres and IS poles, deaded
10 Minor Gibson aud Other@- Is To be tAken.
selling as trustee shall convey only such
title as Is vested IN me, which, however, IS
believed to Dc good.
TEKss OF SALE-S7Oo with Interest from
March ID, 1855, and costs OF sale, cash, and
the balance in equal instruments OF one and
two years, with interest from day or sale
the puucn RSer giving approved security Tor
the payment Of The deferred instalmsntS
A. q. ROBINSON, Trustee.
WHEELING. March ls. is67-lm
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CARD TO INXALIDs.

a Clergyman, while residing in South
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF the Urf-
nary and Seminal Organs, and TIE whole
train OF disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious HABITS. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
81 by desire 70 benefit the afflicted and IN
ing and using this medicine, in a sealed en-
yelope, 10 any one who needs II, Free q
Ch4T0e.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed TO yourself Address,
JOSEPH 7. IMAM,
Ststioa d, Bible House, New York.
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LAUeHLlx,s INFANT CORDIAL.

The Chna.s Cnre when TeethInE-
No.hs-s al know the many Eeeples nights
the LIKE ones a. home have 10 pass when
Teeihiak- VOC need no enc TO remind you
O. the Psin-ChoiIe, Wakefutness. Uasasi-
ness, F7eItins. FIatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
&c We tell you ezndIdIy. one bottle ofthis
Cu-iiAl will correct AL Ihese troubles. Assist
Teelhing, Remove Acidl;y,, Allay al Pain,
Quiet the Fretrul, Promote sleep
TYR I: VIII act as g charm Sold by
LAUGHLES, SMITH q Co,
Wl4oisSSle Druggists. Main St.
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LnDeros. Missouri, NAY :, lsss,

NEssRs. i. y. HARRIS a Coz
DEAR SIKSI have made ALIENS LUNG
BALSAA pretty well known II our civ and
country and hsye sold EhonT all the four
duzEn bottles sent me in March IRS1; and
ind Thai persons who tTy the BalSsIn once,
come back again for more, Rs II gives them
SstlS7E ct1Ous and ! recommend u in prefer
eaes 10 any other ms7icins for Coughs OF
Gods PiezSe send NE SIX dozen bottles -
sooa as possible an yours, &c
THOMAS J. FLEpCHES, Druggist
P : zen more Aliens LING Balsam,
than all other Cough Remedies together. and
II gives general Subtraction
Sold BY L4UGHLS, SMITH s co
And by sll Dealers n Family Medicines
mkEI4-2m
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atm adrtrttstmtuts:
Wheeling Classical Institute.

MIR e. BLAKELY. B. a. GRADU-
MI ate OF the Oueen'a University, Ireland.
BEES TO inform the Inhabitants Of Wheeling
and Vicinity thai he has opened nrst elAsE
English, Classical and AaLhem aucAI Scnooi
10 tne CommerciaI UoIlese buildings, where
an opportunity will be afforded the yonIh OF
the neiehborhood of obtaining an euucuon
that will ii them for entering on any path
OF life, whether their vocation be Profession
al or Com Enercial-
Once H the corner OF Monroe and Main
streets, mp EtairS-
= Further particulars, Terms, &c. can be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. T. Z. BLAk ELY, al his OF
dce or by consulting circulars, or CONNER
ciaI College Monthly" maTls-lW
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sreeLsI AGtiEes.
REoKrK. Iowa. March 10, lSsz.

Mr. C. q. onBERT,
sIE-I purchased Ehsn insCfuelrnati two
bottles or your Vegetable AmbroSta- and
having uSsd u, must say that II Is the
II changed my air TO the original color and
Is -row growing ntcely- 7 ease send me
ore dozen bottles Enclosed you VIII IND
zen dollars, Which. q 100 much, you can Re
rarn 70 me, and os5iss
uzrls of Stops, Brown q co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-19

WHEN the Railroad Committee got
Vanderbilt before them, some time
since, they got a Tartar to manage.
When they asked him how many shares
he held in the Hudson River road ba
told them he didn't propose to give an
inventory of his property and when
they asked him IL he couldn't get re-
dress through the courts for his griey-
ances with the New York Central, he
replied that the law was too DID slow
for him when he could take the redress
into his own hands. Mr.. LittlejOhu
ssksd him what the effect would be on
the community if everybody acted on
that principle But Mr.. Vanderbilt
couldn't give any satisfactory reply to
this pointed question. When We see
such power ia the hands of n single
Trinn, va cannot but be thankful that
the time nlust shortly come " men il will
be dissipated sgain by the re-distribu-
t'ou OF the money which giySs it.
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aARRIAGE AND cELIRACY,

ASD TIE HAPPINESS OF TRCE MANHOOD.
An Essay fo- Young Men on the Crime Of
Solitude and the Physiological Er-orS
Abuses and Diseases which create impede
mSnTS u MARRIAGE, with suFS means OF
Relief sem in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of chsrze- Address, Dr. ] SKILLFN
HOUGHTOS, Howard Association, Phila-
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AT a regular meeting Of Pamela
Lodge No. Il, held on Friday, the 18th
inst, the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, We are called upon TO adj
minister the last office the living can
render the dead, in that We are called
to follow the remains of our late broth
er, Joseph Edwards, 10 the grave,
therefore,
ResoEUed, That in the death Of brother
Edwards, HE Lodge has parted with
one OF its best and most active mem
bers, his family devoted husband and
kind father, and the community use
full citizen. But We are assured by his
testimony as q Christian, that he has
LEFT the Lodge below 10 meet in The
Grand Lodge ab5ye, TO dwell SiIh an
gels, where Christ Is head over all
ResJEued, That We VIII make it our
duty and aim 10 succor and protect the
widow and orphans Of cur deceased
brother.
Resolvea, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes, and tina:
copy, under seal OF the Lodge, be pre-
scented 10 the family Of the deceased
ReSoirsti, That the emblem and char
ter OF the Lodge be d-aPed II mourning
for thirty days.
a H BRITT,
w RIHEDAFFER,
JAMES ~. WHITE
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ACCORDISG 10 recent revenue deci-
sion, 4 bond to convey real estate re-
quirSs stampsto the amount of twensy-
i've cents A mortgage given to secure
surety from loss, or given for any
purpose whatever, other than as secu-
rity for the payment Of a definite and
certain sum OF money. is taxable only
as an agreement or contract. Upon
every assignment or transfer offs mort
gage, stamp tax is required equal to
that imposed upon a mortgage for the
amount remaining unpaid: this tax is
required upon every such transfer in
writing, whether there is a sale OF the
mortgage or not but no stamp is ne
cessaTy upon the Endorsement OF a ne
gOtiable instrument, even though the
legal effect or such Endorsement is to
traDsier "A mortgage by which the in
StrUment j. secured The official bonds
Of administrators, executors and guar
diaus, are subject to d stamp tax OF 81
each, as bonds for the due execution or
performance OF the duties of an Office.
Receipts taken by administrators, ex-
ecutOrs, guardians. trustees, DC, TO be
used a. vouchers upon the settlement
OF their accounts, are subject to the
same stamp tax Hs other receipts. Par
tition deeds between tenants in COM
mon neod not be stamped las convey
Hnoes, inRsmuch as there is no case OF
realty, but merely n marking out, or IA
definition OF the boundaries of the part
belonging to each; but where money or
other valuable consideration is paid by
one co-tenant 10 another for equality OF
partition, there is a sale to the extent OF
such consideration, and the convey
Hnce by the party receiving IL should
be stamped accordingly. .
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Notice.
NOt4OOs
CoLLpcroEH OHrH

80 8 OFFTCE-l
WHEELING. March s ISL
TUE INTERNAL REVENUE TAX Fhp
L the month OF January fs rine ~. nm
Ars now made out and ready. Tzx-naTSrS
y resPeetfuliy notified TO cali at my once
hereafter Taxpayers OF The civ Of T,neeIiDS-
..ld me county OF Ohio viii De expected aud
tequlred 10 pay tsetr monthly aud annual
- - ~ we ONCE Of The Collector Neglect
81 Auure 70 pay the tax will IubIeef All d.
qaenA 70 ne penalty prescribed by set q
4Srssx 3, z. KELLEY.
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atp q drtrftstments.
Found

TIP STAIRS. Att. T. LARISS STORE,
on Monroe street q small sum Of money.
Any one descrfbinzIheE same and paying the
cnSI OF This advertisement, can have the
sane Insr qs nPp ing 70 GEO. MATHIsoN.