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

pa Our citizens can now more plainly
than at any other season Of the year see the
necessity of having this town Incorporated.
Just look at the sidewalks, sreets, alleys
and by-ways, and youbehold a disgracefuland
sickening spectacle, for town Of Its size
and population. Every interest, and every
citizen who has any pride for himself or his
neighbors, demand the incorporation Of this
town Away with your old fogy notions,
and keep march with the times. Incorro-
rate the town, introduce gas, build wafer
works, inaugurate fire companies, beautify
the place generally, and make the town
rank No. l. among others Of equal wealth
and population in the State.
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rI1HEGLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH. gentle
! man VITO suffered for years from Nervous ana
Genital Debility. Nightly Emissions. aud seminal
Weakness. the result of youthful IudIscretinn- an"
ca me near ending his days in hopeless misery VII
for the sake Of suffering send TO any one atct
ed the simple means used by him which ELECTED
cure i'm a few weeks after IhGIaIlure Of numerous
medicines. Send directed envelope and stamp auu
IL Will cost YOU nothing Address.
EDGAR TREMAIN, I2oth st. n, \. City.
ITO CoN,uMPT.TivEs.-Th advertiser having been
1 restored TO health few weeks by Il very sim
pie remedy,after having suffered several yearswitha
severe lung affection. aud that dread disease Con
SUMPTION is anxious make wn to his fellow
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rud he hopes every sufferer VIII try his remedy as IL
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

DIR. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
SO Broadway, New York,
SPECIAL TREATMENT in aII cases Of Seminal
Sexual. Urinary and Nervous Diseases in male orIe
male. Aiyice Free and correspondence strictly c1n
sI., .;,f rIap O ISfT.-Iv.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

sE~ What do the landlords in this town
mean, by raising rents this Spring upon their
tenants? Have the County, Poor, Road,
School or War Taxes increased? Has the
price of lumber raised? Has wages advanc-
ed? In short, is there anything to warrant
the raising of rents at this time? We think
not. On the other hand tenants are less
able to meet their rents. Provisions have
been on the advance instead Of on the de-
cline wages have been put down, and many
of our laboring men are barely able to main
tain their families ut the present time.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

WHAT MAKES \ BUsHEL. The follow
! ing table of the number Of pounds Of var
nus articles to bushcl may be Of interest
70 our readers:
Wheat, sixty pounds; corn, shelled. fifty
six pounds corn, onthecob, seventy pound ;
rye, fifty-six pounds oats, thirty pounds /;
barley forty-six pounds buckwheat, fifty
six pounds; Irish potatoes, sixty pounds :;
sweet potatoes, fifty pounds; onions, fifty
seven pounds; beans, sixty pounds; bran
twenty pounds clover seed, sixty pounds /;
timothy seed, forty-fte pounds bluegrass
seed, fourteen pounds; dried peaches, thir-
ty- three pounds.
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Samples sent free. No capital reFired. Ladies or
Gentlemen can earn from $500 20 SioIOJ per day
Enclose stampand address
Ian. o. laf7.-IF.
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Ms- Mrs. HARRIET LEGGoTr, wife Of
John Leggott, of 1ola Columbia County,
died at her brothers. residence, j. j. Rob
bins, in Bloomsbury on Sunday last. She
came to her brothers one day last week, and
(while there was under treatment by d.. +.
&c. Harrison for a disease that was gradually
Enstroying her life and finally proved fatal.
lid not learn what her lingering ailment
The was kind, christian woman, be
= respected by all who enjoyed her
lance. Her age was about 46 years
She leaves husband and several children,
besides many relatives and friends, to mourn
her death. Not over ten days since she at
tended the funeral Of her father, Joseph
Robbins, whose death was announced in our
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The expenses are paid by the sale OF Coupons or
Crrrrts papiug esch article Iu the stock aud ITS
value the Certificates are enclosed IA envelopes
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BEWARE OF COUNTEEFEITS.
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Feb. -, 1866 -Iy. : VI p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01
BY THE CABLE.
Adviees to the 28th of February

LONDON, Feb. 2s-Noon.-consols,
unchanged American Securities, a
tribe better; Erie, 81; Illinois Central,
a; 5-9Os, %.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2s-No.n.-Cotton
opened frmer and more active; prices
unchanged. Breadstufs, quiet. Corn,
firm, at STs for mixed American. Pro-
visions unchanged.
LONDON, Feb. 27-Evening.-The
closing rates OF $40 bonds was 49,;
Erie, S65z; Illinois Central, 761z; Con-
soils, eI1s.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 2s-Evening.-U.
S. bonds, 765s.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2s-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed fairly active, and there were
sales of II, 600 balesi prices advanced :
middling upIands, 1S3s.
LONDON, Feb. 2s.-The Directors of
the Atlantic Telegraph Cable, hold a
meeting on the 18th of March, to de-
termine what reductions will be made
in tolls.
VIENNA, Feb. 2S.-The Turkish gar
risons are to be withdrawn from the
ports in Servia.
LONDON, Feb. 2s.-EveninE.-A gen.
eral feeling ofdistrust prevails in fiuau-
cial circles, and the stock market is
PROSTATE.
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New YORK snecinI..

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-The Herald's
special says:
Information has been received by the
Secretary of the Treasury that steps
have been taken towards forming an or
ganiZation among the merchants in
England for the purpose of smuggling
goods into the United States through
Canada, If the high tariff bill becomes
law.
The Times special says: The country
will be startled before the close OF the
week by the report from the judiciary
committee on the Impeachment matter,
indicating the progress they have made
and asserting the necessity of pushing
the investigation in the next Congress,
Developments thus far demanding its
countenancs. Those who believe the
committee have done nothing will find
themselves seriously mistaken. Re
ports that Gen. Grant had an interview
with the President en- the reconstruc-
| ton bill are untounded; though he is
| unqualidedly in favor of the bill.
The Presidents veto of the recon-
struction bill is prepared. 1t is quite
lengthy and principally devoted TO the
legal features of the bill. Its tone Is
tenure of office bill is also prepared.
Besides Directing to the section in the
members of the cabinet, the President
objects to making the tenure OF other
offices during good behavior or for life.
The provision OF the army bill, that the
headquarters of the General shall be in
Washington only, and all orders shall
emenate from the General, are regarded
as unconstitutional, and that bill
will also dou btless be vetoed. .
1t Is reported that Postmaster Gener.
al Randall will resign and go to Vienna
as Minister, IN place of Motley.
The Herald's special says a force is
organizing at Leavenworth, under Gen
eral Hancock, to operate against the
Indians in Kansas and Nebraska.
The person who endeavored to OBJ
tain an interview with Surratt proved
to be really his brother, who went to
Texas in 1857, failing to see his brother
he has left this city.
The Worlds special says the report
OF the Judiciary Committee in the i'm
parchment matter will be a complete
failure, as the evidence has not been 70
sustain the charges which have been
preferred.
There is much opposition in the House
to the loan bill as passed by the Senate
yesterday.
There is very little probability of any
thing being passed this session, as the
Senate is unanimous against the House
scheme. The Ways and Means Com
mittee will endeavor to get the House
to concur.
a couple of important witnesses in
the impeachment matter arrived in
Washington from the South last night.
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From RaItfmnre

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2S.-The Radical
State Convention met yesterday, and it
was numerously attended. DIR. Ohr, OF
Allegheny county, presided. Strong
resolutions were adopted as a platform
for the party in the State. Universal
manhood suffrage was advocated, and
the Conservatives of the State were
threatened with congressional inter
ference If the plan of calling a State
Convention is carried out, except on
the broad platform of universal suff-
rage The same party held a large
mass meeting at the same place last
night. Speeches were made by Hon.
Horace Maynard, OF Tenn; Columbus
DelAno, of Ohio, and others, all in favor
OF negro suffrage. The President was
denounced and the course of Congress
commended.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The House
judiciary Committee made a report to-
day denouncing poligamy as contrary
to the spirit of the Christian religion; as
a relic of heathenism and barbarism
and subversive to the marriage rela-
ton in all nations where it is tolerated.
1t is simply legalized prostitution, de-
stroying the original and divine CON-
struction of society. No greater out
rage on the freedom of religious faith
could be perpetrated than to require the
people of any nation to sanction and
approve by law a practice so deeply
offensive. Abiding to the assertions
of the recent memorial from the Utah
Legislature, that no effort has been
made to enforce the law, the committee
says the fact is humiliating. If it is in
consequence of the neglect of Federal
Judges they ought to be removed; but
if the failure arises from other causes
il is the duty of the President to see the
law executed.
The tariff bill, after the action of the
House to-day, is considered effectually
defeated beyond reconsideration. The
tax bill will probably share the same
fate
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/ New YORK, Feb. 26.-The particulars
of the gold swindling operations in
May, 1865, by which a broker named
John Ross obtained $500, 900 in gold
from various brokers in this city, have
finally come to light. The money was
obtained, it Is said, by gold certificates
apparently signed by the Continental
Bank. Ross escaped with his booty in
vessel named Dakota, which was kept
in readiness for the purpose of carrying
him away. he is now presumed to be
in Brazil, where he is safe, there being
no extradition treaty between the two
countries.
The steamer Memphis takes 81, 900
bushels of corn, one-third each 10
Charleston, Savannah and Mobile, on
account of the Southern Relief Commits
sion. Before the close of another week
the commission hope to be able to ship
by another national vessel a large
quantity, towards relieving the fearful
restitution in large sections Of Ala
bama, South Carolina and North Caro-
lima.
Mr.. DeBow, editor of DeBow's Re
view, died yesterday, at Elizabeth, n.
J., after a brief illness.
Madame Parepa was married on
Tuesday 70 Carl Rosa, the violiuist.
Stephens, the Fenian, had a private
meeting to-day. Report says portion
of the convention fayors a reorganiza-
ton of the circles, or the forming of a
directory with the Executive Council
in this city.
An alarm of fire in the public build
ing on Erie street, Jersey city, was
given this morning at 10 O'Clock, and
created great CONSERVATION among two
or three hundred children several OF
whom, with one or two teachers, in
their efforts to escape, were trodden on
and severely hurt, one girl probably
fatally injured. Some of the children
jumped from the windows.
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Prom RunaIO.

BUFFALO, Feb. 2S.-Msjor Parsons,
postmaster at Niagara Falls, was yes
terday afternoon held in 81 500 bail,
charged with opening letters in his
office. he is to be tried early in March.
1t is not said that he took money from
the letters, but was actuated by curl
osity. he received a wound in the war
rendering him cripple for life.
Five dead bodies were found yester-
day at the Grand Trunk railroad depot,
packed in barrels and directed to a par
" in Michigan. The bodies were those
OF two men, two women and one child,
which had apparently not been dead
over week or ten days.
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TORONTO, Feb. ga crowded meet
ing was held last evening TO consider
the Huron and Ontario ship canal
scheme The following resolution was
adopted:
ResoIued, That this meeting is Of the
opinion that the proposed canal Is the
most important project ever presented
to the Canadian people. It is the duty
and interest of every one TO aid and as
sist the enterprise. The President sta
ted that IL was the intention TO ask the
Legislature for free grant Of ten mil
lion acres of public lands, and munich
pal aid will be asked from Toronto to
the extent of 500, 600. The resolution
in favor of The canal, was carried by q
large majority.
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From the South.

the Sontb stata ~, ;, =. .-,S.,os-.S, 81.
will be twice as many white voters in
Virginia as black
The crops promise well, the only
drawback being a scarcity of negroes.
The Supreme Court of Alabama has
decided that the emancipation procIa-
matlon OF PRESIDENT Lincoln did not
take effect in that State until May, 1855
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2s.-The steamer
Laura Fenton, lying at the wharf at
Evansville, at O'Clock this morning
caught ire and burned to the waters
edge. She had a large trip for Mem
phis. The wharf boat was partially
burned. No particulars
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YoUsssrowS, O., Feb. 2s.-Russian
sheet iron was successfully made yes
terday at the Mahoning Works OF
Brown, BonneII & Co.. by the process
OF George C. Kouougshif, under the
observation-disclosures of Caleb BroomAl.
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sreamer Rnrned.

CIScrSxATI, Feb. 2s.-The steamer
Laura Fenton was burned while taking
on cargo at the landing at Evansville.
She was valued At Sss,0 COO partially in
sured- No lives lost
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COMMERCIAL AND FTNAECIAI5,
PittsburEh Lave stock market

PIIIsBURGH, Feb. >.
CATTLE-An unusually large supply this
week. Good sold at from 71zS5stc, and
prime at SC.
SHEEP-Good supply and fair demand.
We quote at 81 96 4a7c.
! HOGS-hErkeJ quiet at 71<9S1zc gross, in q
retail way for common to good heavy aver
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PIttsburgh OH Market.

TIIISBI FklIH. + CO. d
Very little stir in the crude market. Small
sales at E5<9sc for good grRvities. No large
buyers at these figures Sales OF 100 bbls ne
nned at IKE. Free oil is nominal
Nothing doing In resfduum and Naptha
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druggists.
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CIScINSArI, Feb. 2s.-Tbe river has
falleA inches; 10 feet 4 inches in the
channel. Weather cloudy thermonl-
eter sic.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. es.-Gov. Fletcher
mas brought suit against the st. Louis
evening Dispatch for defamation of
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unO Ob0Iti9 es ni@f nit ibfen @iins
fmen TN Gintt0n9 ifan6, ihreu 6obu
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selr, bic mir oa8 Sera per alan i6Fts
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