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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
W0RED MUTUAL
life INSURANCE COMPANY. /.
11Y BROADWAK, NEW YORK
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
George l. willard. ..., -. President
D H Gordon .... Vice President
" Plyer. Secretary and AGtuary
A " Rogers, n. d. ,.-.- Medical Examiner at ONCE
Crane, NJ. D. -. Consulting Physician. Brooklyn
" P Prentice. Atty & Counsellor, % Wall Str eet
This Company, now fully organized, having com
piled with the laws Of N. Y State, and deposited
500 600 Of its capital, with the superintendent OF
the nsuFance Department for the security OF its
policy holders, is now prepared 70 issue the va
riOus kinds Of policies on as favorable conditions
as those Of any other Company.
Dividends increased with the age Of the policy,
Non-partioipating rates are lower than those Of
any Company in the World
Losses paid in thirty days after due notice and
proof Of death.
Liberal arrangements made in regard to travel.
One third Of the amount Of premium viii be
loaned the policy holder when desired.
Liberal arrangements made with good Agents
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08
Settlement of Estates, e

Settlement of Estates, &c.
uTgHE accounts ia the following cases have been
fled in the Probate Court for Delaware county
Tor settlement and the same have been set for
hearing on the a0lh day Of March, 1857, for hual
settlement, 20 wit
a. Watson & Corbin, guardians of Christopher
2. Emery Moore, adminls,rston Of jeremiah
Mahoney, decd.
O. WIN. Honeter, admr. Of Hiram Bean, decd.
e. oliver Stark, admF. Of Noses Clark, decd.
g. o. -. N. Stark, Executors OF James Stark,
decd.
6. o. D. Hough, Guardian Of Homer n. Thran
4 Alvin fuller Guardian of Georgia Tullor.
g. samuel Gorsuch guardian or Lamech Cor
such and others
3. John Herr, admr. Of Samuel Herr, decd
10. J, 2. Crawford admF. Of Enooh Domigan,
Decd
IL A. G. Byers, guardian Of Lee W. Byors.
IA Robert Z. Evans, admr. OF Thomas Norton
decd,
Is. Robert g. Evans, admr. Of Morrls D. Nor
con daod r. W. POWELL,
Mar 8'I8GT-3t Probate Judge,
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Impartial su6erings.
Neither Wealth, Refinement, Station,
or Con5{tfoy, ara a-~op,nt

FElhE PHILTOKEE, or Females Frand expressly
a tor the benefit Of females suffering from hgse
terra nauaeH, nervOpa irritabilitg, distressing ap-
nrehenEtona, and all those troublesome complaints
that invite prsmature old age, and render life mis-
cradle Descriptive pamphlet sent on receipt of
postage stamp. HARRAL, RIsLEK B CO., III
Chambers st., New York.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
IN E1R IL MIIII0M,

Every BansiIg noods Il. Egesy Teacher
should haze e. EeeTg SCHOOL Boy
Grants It.
ttIOe Choice Saleetions,v embracing the most
DO opular patriotic illusions OF the day, the rarest
PoeticaI Gems ihs finest Specimens Of OratorT,
and fund Of MiFth and Humor, for the use ol
schools, Lyceums, Exhibition Rooms, and the
Home Circle.
CoNnrrIoEs This valuable work, containing $50
closely printed 12mo. pages, viii be sent free -
any address, on the following terms
One Copy, Pamphlet Editions .--....-- 80 Cts
g Fine Paper, Cloth. Gilt Back rs Cts.
Great Inducements TO Cubs. AgeEts wanted
everywhere. P. GARRETT CO., Publishers, I02
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

Royal Havana Lottery of Cuba.
Drawn once in seventeen days. Prizes cashed
and Information given, Highest rates Paid for
DOubloOns and all kinds Of Gold and silver. GBo.
UFHAM 63 N. Main ST., Providence, R. L
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

r AIDES, discard injurious Paddings. MADAME
Ia JUlrEL's MAEARIAL BALM AND PATEST BREAST
ELEVATOR develops the form physioloEically. De-
pot 1853 Canal Street, N. Y. Send for Treatise
Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted.
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- Rrfvata sale.

ACRES OF LAND, about Seventy Acres
1UO heavy timbered, and is part OF the
oId Beiber Farm For further particulars inquire
Of John Beiber, or Robert Bell, Auc tioneer, ne1t
door 10 Post once. mars H.
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FgEHE undersigned have been duly appointed Exc
cutors OF the last VIII and testament Of T. h
1fichell, late OF Delaware county, Ohio deceased
LYDIA d. MICHELL,
mars '67-St CHARLOTTE MICHELL,
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o. Hor semen Attention! just Pnb ished,
10y new. enlarged edition, OF Dr.. IRIDBAILs
s..f5Tste ted book on the treatment Of all the dis
eases of horses, with tricks practlced by Jockeys
and how 70 tell ages Of horse5 and cattle Every
horse owner should have il. sent o3 mail lot
only so cents. Address G. s. 8TELLkN, Lewiston,
Name
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Aeanfs ~ anteQa

mo- sOAP! NO WATER \ Q S = . ?!
AN Browns Glass Cleaning POhsns patented OGL'
ora cod silver plated ware, Brass, Copper, Tin,
Ee A new invention Of the greatest practical
WORTH convenience, and economy. Indispensable
10 an private house-keepers, hotei-keepers, store
keepers. Sc large discount to the trade. For
full part iculars address
G. ii BROWN. "A Bleeoker ST. New York.
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I NJ K.

A SUPERIOR quality OF writing Fluid may be
"A had az No. 3, Williams Block. Il is used a
the Gazette Once, the Post ONCE, the county Re
corders Office and BY others. feb22' '67tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-08

A Splendid assortment OF Silver plated Table ware,
Al in great variety also Spoons Forks and Knives
Of the best quality, Goods In this line are sold
at ny estab lishment for Just gghas they are SIM
gle plate are not sold for double plate.
g. PLATr, JeWeler,
Nov. 10 6dd No. g. Williams Block.
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ErsMrnTeE. WAOKT.I..

Needles. Fish Hooks, &c, Of every description
imported and manufactured by ALBERT DRAFEk
No. So Nassau St., New York one door from
Maiden Lane.
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EoR sALE-

state and County Rights, Of J. B. CAPEH - q q
CO C.elebrated Class Castor Wheels, Tor Bedsteads
and ianos For particulars address aa above
BOX $50 2. o. Philadelphia, Pa
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wTTANrED-5 or School Teachers in eacn coun-
w ~ ia the West TO engage in a business thaE
ZEIGIER McCURDY & CO., 5OI Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia Pa, Lombard Block, Chicago H. ,;
or 500 Olive Street St. Louis, No
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silver TawaIrv.

NOM SILVER Breast Pins, Ear Rings and sleeve
~ Buttons-also Society Pins aud Badges, 10 sil-
yer Or gold-nade 90 order and engraved in good
STYLE az No. 8 Williams Block,
NovI6 66tf by G, PLAT.
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TsIsI.EY's BUCHU is TIE CURE for Pain and
10 weakness in the Back and Loins and ali
those complaints resulting from arrangement Of
the kidneysand urinary organs. sold in large
bottles By the druggists. HARRALl RlSLEY &
CO., wholesale Druggists, 141 Chambers st., New
York.
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CoMFORF and CuRR
Tor the RUFrUBHD.
Sent postpaid on
receipt or 10 Ccuts
Address
Br. e. B. FOOTE,
1I3o BroadwnW.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
GOING HOME.

Helm gang So the German people
Whisper, when they hear the bell
Tolling from some gray old steepe,
Death $ familiar tale to tell
When they hear the organ surges
Swelling out from chapel dome,
And the singers chanting dirges-
''Hcimgang ~ He is going Home
iIeimcang quaint and tender saying,
In the grand old German tongue,
That hath shaped MeIancthon's praying,
And the hyms that Luther sung
Blessed be our loving maker,
That, where er our feet may roam,
Still we Journey towards Gods Acre
"Ieimgang !" Always going home
Hcimrang Day is short, my ErotLcr,
And its light will soon be DER,
Nigh, is wait, like our Mother,
Sitting at the sunset door,
Der the dust Of silent slcepers,
Toward the churchyard s broken loan,
Wend, the long, long train Of weepers'-
"Hcimgang!" They are golag homo
ueimgang We are all 50 weary,
Aud the willows as they wave,
Softly Sighing, sweetly dreary,
Woo us to the Tranquil grave,
Where the golden bowl is broken,
With its dregs and with it, foam,
And the tender word, are spoken
"Heimgang - We are going Home !
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20

| was what it was and GOuge charsea tnt
Jury to give her verdict Of thirty thousand
dollars, which they did, while Ferguson was
led out of the court beaded by brass band
playing the girl left behind me-" Fergu'
son said he was like Lcandcr, it was swim
min that reduced him to such great straits
To which she said if he hadn't mortgagcd
herself to him, he had at least lien der.
Judge Gouge sent them both to prison
for contempt Of court, for joking in his
presence.
Gougc was bosom friend Of a man
named Mahoney, who lived out in the junsles
OF Germantown, and Mahoney wos in the
navy, and attached to a mortar boat on the
Mississippi. Niahoney used to tell how
,crv large shell Was that they used. /,
was several yards in diameter and had to be
brought on board in sections. The first
time they fred lcr OF, the boat was shot
four miles away from the ball, which wa
50 heavy tina. it never budged an inch, ca
cspt to drop PLANK into the water.
Mahoney was ford of stories, and it used
to delight him to tell how he went to cnice
and got leave to 90 ON shore, but there wa
no shore there and he spent the day sitting
ON front doorstep, afraid to move Tor leal
he should get drowned.
Speaking Of the army and navy, and go
ing aboard, reminds me to state that St
George, the patron saint Of England, ha'
been proved to have been nothing but Al
army contractor who supplied the force!
with bad pork. and had to fly the country
His fight with the Dragon is oil humbus
Our army contractors were more successful
They not only furnished lad material, bu
they did not leave the country, and they sue
ceeded in draggin large amount Of casl
out Of the popular pocket
| oiten go around to see wilkins wher
his wife is out Of town. lie cali smoke
then and he don t care how late he sets up.
Wilkins is foud of music, and he hast hand.
organ in his back parior
wilkins, my boy" said I, '!play US a
tune, won't you?'
"Oh, | cant. Excuse me, am out Of
practice" "
''Do you play hy note Or ear?" l inquir-
eI.
Just then Mahoney came in, and related
how when he was out on the Mississippi,
The boats were SO eX.t-r-e-mely slight, that
the Cliccrs woulant let the men shift quil
Of tobacco from side Of their mouths to
the othcr for fear ot upsotting her. When
they ran out OF qlt;,!, they ha! to reverse
the engines every tine they wanted to back
'cr'- Mahoncy i, dead now. lie miatools
Il luh,;er for soft shell crab, and it stuck in
his th.oat and killed. him. The doctors
said i; was stranguialion, but it is more
likely he lied Of grief because he couids F.,
lie again.
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For the Democrat.
TEaE IsssEAGa OF f1AE.
BY RAVEN.

Long, 5rcary and dark; has the night bee,
upon Us,
With its storm clouds Of furry Gnj iightnin,
glare,
The pcn taHs in describing the harm tha
II done ua,
And the tongue, the foul mischief tries i,
vain 10 declare,
We were weary with watching, with praying
ard hoping,
Aal alao.t had yielded our hearts to dcs
pair,
VIXEN Lo ! fhcre shonc down in the midst oI
cur grouping,
The iich, Ct planct So brilliant and fi.ic,
We Fitted our eye to the eastward with
pleasure,
AMI e,z'd * the shining SO hopeful and
c'..,,
A. the aliscr g!oa:s oyc, his newly found
Treasure,
So, W. yap,sFed anI wondered If The DAY
j.yWctA near.
Bat scarce I.al w9 wa!c3lel the beautiful
token,
When ho! ,!,:. sloac Oh. from tAc west
ward i!ar,
We boxed auI behold the dark clouds
wcio all broken,
Revealing the light Of rich GOLDEN star,
Like the maYina:, who !gt'S, whta h.. lar
on he ocean,
Tia. the tempest tossed la.~ may s5on Be
his grave,
Bat MLru- Tie Hiia gaseFs have have t-=,tst,i
.,eir cammoton,
Heio,.as 20 !lnl lAgt she's wcatAcrel the
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
re sTOulsla's GO Sg..

The Cincinnati t.niuire; tells t lie follow
ing story:
Some timc since a newly welded couple
from the interior of the State arrived ut the
Burnett House, and took apartments ior
the uight at that well ordered hotel. !;
was quite evident that the whole party were
net familiar with metropolitan sights. The
rooms, corridors, marble floor and gorrcou,
drawing room and well spread table Of the
hotc, drew from them the most ingenious
remarks of surprise. In tie evening they
visited the opera house, and were 80 aston
i.hcd a, its maeu;iicencc that even Mrs.
Wallets wonderful impcrSonation of Meg
Morilles' almost failed to interest them.
Nothing more was thought Of the verdant
pair tili about one o clock III the morning,
at which time the boot black of the Burnett
House, in making his customary rounds,
Observed the Benedict seated in the hall
near the door Of his room. He knavely
asked the polisher Of understandings if he
was the clerk. Receiving negative answer
he informed the boot black that he should
like to see that individual. In few mo-
mcnts the attentive Office man was at his
side, and politely asked what was wanting
"Couldn't you make me II bed in the par
lor?n cried the d.consoatc individual.
''In the parlor!' echoed the clerk, "lm
afraid not.
"Wcll, I'd like 70 have one spread down
somewhere"
"Why don't you gointo your own room
asked the clerk.
IL dou't like to-" said the bashful young
man.
"Why, what's the matter y continued
the clerk. HAS your wife turned you out
of your room?'
"No," Gays he, drawlins, "but you see
haven't never hcen married before, and So
den. much like to go in, particularly in a
strange place.
"Oh go right in. said the clerk, she
won't think it wrong. "
Here the door of the room opened about
an inch, and through the aperture came
voice, coaxing|y saying
"po come in, John, l won't hurt you'll
knowei they'd think strange Of yer stand
inc out there. Come in now. wontyer We
blowed out the gas and it's dark in here.
The oder of the room assured the clerk
tha, she had indeed 'blowed out the gas,
so pushing open the door, he stopped the
an ,aisel the window, and returned to the
hall to persuade the verlaut husband to re-
tire with his wife. All arguments were
fruitlcss however, and he was compelled to
assign tho simple individual a separate room
that his wife was in that night.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
10 5tI.Ap 3B e,

y good joke came cf' quite recently at Il
court lcnse, 4 person living short dis
tancc GU. Of the village IS Ia the habit Of
Frequently coming into town and drnling
to incbria'ion, 1t such seasons he isart to
cal on hi, honor Judge III, Recent
'y, he made one Of his visits, bccane decid.
ed'y tiprY, called Upoa judge u, and
desired the Judge 10 write him hedge.
asserting his intention to cease diuking,-
His Honor wrote the pledge, as desired,
and 'hc tipsy individual affixed his name
thereto. be then desired to have the
pledge, that he might take it home and ex.
hlbiti to his wife. His Honor thought he
was himself the proper custodian Of the i'm
po;tanr agieement, but yielded to the solici.
tatlons of the man, at the same time assug-
ing him that if he broke the contract and
appeared before him in state Of intoxica.
ton he would have him locked up a week
aIapsod, and the Judge vas confronted by
the same mar, as tipsy as alorctimes. -
" How is this 2" said His Honor, "did not,
tell you ! would have you locked UP if YOU
dij not keep your agreement?
Judge NJ, said the tipsy fellow, ''you
thi'k am fool ! know what am about
I'll show you il am fool ~ and he drew
forth his wallet from his pocket, tooS ou'
his pledge, untolled its worn creases, aud
holding it up triumphantly, exclaimed -
"Will yoa 3h)v an the United States in-
ternal revenue stamp on that agreomentY'
Tie Judge caved
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20

nen~ Conflicting testimony as to tho own
ership Of coy, in Ohio, led the judge to
adopt singular method Of deciding the
question. The court adjourned to a field
where the COW was. The man claimant then
tried all his persuasive powers, but the COW
would not recognise him. Thcu the woman
called 'pollyl and the intelligent animal
scattered the crowd that surrounded her
and broke for the woman, whore she rubbed
her nose against her mistress, overjoyed to
find her. The Justice decided that the COW
was hers .a4 44 500
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20

ss- !. letter from Richmond says: Hun
nicutt has kept an armed negro guard in
front Of his Office forthe past three nights.
They have refused to to allow citizens to
pass on the side walk. We shall probably
next hear of the erection Of u temple to this
villarous Radical demagouge, and statute
will likely be passed, under the coming ne
gro regime, commanding divine honors to
be mid to him.
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susitatcd

n:n- In Iowa the people are beginning to
get excited about the amount ofkilling done
by agricultural implements. A Des Moine-
paper says 'Threshing machine assassina-
tions have been going on for some time, and
the cane mill murders have just commenced
but bid fair to do their partin the job. About
half the people Of Iowa who have gone into
the grave in 1857, have been killed by thresh.
ing machines kerosene, or cane mills
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20

no joke. YOricks, whose speciality it is to
set the table in roar, arc generally, when
of duty, crop-fallen tribe. Writers who
produce largely for the humorous papers
arc, in at least three cases out Of five, gloomy
and taciturn. Comic actors as aclass, have
always been notorious tor their melancholy
bearing bahind the scenes. Lston, the Eng
lish comedian, the expression Of whose face
even in repo,c, was so udicrous that it pro
voked laughter wasone Of the most coniirni-
ed hypochoudracs of this day and "Billy
Williams" for years the leading represent
a.ive OF! broad farce in this country, used to
blubber like whipped schoolhoy when any
thing vert wrong with him. When "Do-
minique," the French f,rceur, was convul-
sing all Paris with his dro!leres, physician
of that city was one day visited by mi5er-
able looking man, who asked what he could
do to get rid Of horrible desire to commit
suicide which continually haunted him.
eco and sec Dominique said the doctor
"Alas ~ rerlicd the unfortunate wretch
II am dominique. Forced humor is indeed
a sorry business. There is reactionary
principle in human nature which renders
depression the inevitable consequences Of
overotraiued mcrrimcnt. The philosophy Of
all this is, that although wit and humor arc
cheerful faculties when suffered to develop
themselves Spontaneously, they are quite the
reverse when compelled to drudge. In TACT
no one faculty can be overlooked, except o.
the expense Of all the others. 70 keep the
boiy in ahea!thy, vigorous, elastic condition,
all its attributes mus be properly exercised.
It is the same with the mind.
A SECOND EvANeELlNE. On the steam.
cr which recently passed up 10 Montana,
was young girl Of scarce eighteen, who
goes to the dis.aut land Of gold to meet her
aiGanccd. Four ycars ago she met and loved
a young student in German University.
Their trusting place might not have been at
"BingCn on the Rhine" but it was just
such romantic spot not many leagues dis
tant. Her attachment was rcciprocated
and troth was plighted Three year. since
the bridegroom came TO America, and
sought his fortune among the p!acers Of
Montana, shortly securing q lncratipe-posi-
ton as superintendent Of successful min
ing company, A few weeks ago a brief
message darted across two continents, and
three thousand miles OF ocean in day, and
found this beautiful unsophiSticatoi girl,
surrounded by all the endearments of a
homa Of wealth, and refinement. 1t tod
her that near the far off shores OF the Pa
cic some one waited her coming. 4 few
days later she was rocking upon the bosom
Of the broad Atlantic, and later still she
disembarked in strange land, the language
and customs Of whose people were new TO
her. She is now slowly and happily as
cending the Missouri, confident that ler
bridegroom is expecting her, having travel
ed alone from the banks Of the Baltic TO
meet him. Suppose he should have died
during her journey What then ?
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20

s@. A young woman OF extreme beauty
drowned herselfin the Loire few days
since. She left letter for young man
who was paying his addresses to her, saying
that she was much attached to him, but
could not mary because she was subject to
epileptic fits
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
SEEzCEE4s OF G0LUMrssA 90.

DEEsCEEis OF GOEEasr3sA 40.
President Judgc--Hon. William Elwell.
A Associate Judges ro!el Fen pSs''l K. 'lle.bein
proth'y and Crk of Courts Coleman.
Register and Rccorler--lohn G. Freeze.
Allen Mann,
Commissioners John L. Fowler,
Montgomery Cole,
EheiiF-Samuel Snyder.
Trcasurcr--John !. Stiles.
Daniel Snyder,
Auditors -,- L. Il Rupert,
John =. Hannon
Commissioner Clork---Wu,. Nlickbaum.
Commissioners Attorncy--E. II. Little.
Mercantile Appraiser--.Capt. Geo. ", Ut.
County Suryeyor-lsaac A. Dewitt.
District Attroney- Milton NJ. Traugh.
Coroner William J. keller.
County Superinlendcnt-Chas. 9. Bark!ey,
Assessors lntcrna! Rcveuue-R. 4. Claik.
John Thomas,
1'""'''''-A' : ''N''"'i j. Ii. keller,
J. $. Woods.
Co!lcctor--BcDianin I. Hartman.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
lIoGK$ HOTEL,
MACHINE AND REPAIR SHOP.

THE undersigned wogli most respectfully an.
hnuncn To N" puhIc C"u'r rally, that hr is plG"i
10 cNerult all EiHGr rr MACHINERY, nj jos -Gru
ntARgLGs>' FOUNDRY IN E!orinsh hnTr, whrrc H..
eau awH!r ha n""d ready TO 10 an Kinds "l rrJ.l5-
ing, including VhrcShiug NN ur-, rHi 80 short, ait
nudt oi Farming Ci Usils. Also, TtRNiNti NND
frriNG Up or CASTING AND nACnlNERY
done on sh"r' notice, IN good Workmnu'ikc laah
nrr, upon the rinSt cHsnnuhl. iejHs.
His ip"g CHPericnc" IN the business foreman IN
the shop OF LgWis II. Aags Of ili6 pla'r i.r oyer
he years, warrants iiln IN sI!iur 'tni he eau .i,n
entire dst';inciinh iU al! whJ n1. lGyUf him V III;
.i'i' Wofs.
GEORGE Hiss.ET.
?oosu.,av4 Nov q. l.il
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20

nS- The radical party are routed this fall
in the elections ''horse foot and 'dragoon, :
with fair prospects Of never returning with
the same principles
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20

bar An eminent modern writer beauti.
fully says: The foundation Of domestic hap
piness is confidence in the integrity Of man,
aad the foundation Of all happiness, tenn.
poral an eternal, is reliance on the good.
ness Of God.