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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-16


The new PREPARATION. "Sarsap7ulia in combina-
tI"n with iudiue O: Lime presents ore Of the most
prompt Alternative agents. III fOrn capable O.. exert
ing fun action upon the system, aud this minute
aud PHEASANT doses. Il Is conceded tuai the li,rg-
tive rcsuiveut tome effects cf Iodine are exert
cd must decidedly Wen assnci7tcd wUh ether alter.
10 iulhiI perfectly an the favorable requisiiions.
TIL" first n. ct usually observed WHEN
"SARSAPARILLA WITH IODlDE or LIVE"
i taken. is an increase Of appetite showing that II
ha- tonic properties OF marked character. al
tcrairv" effects are manifest in its ready conJina-
tiUn w!th the blood aGi iis,u,s Pale. scrnftious
women and ch'idr"G Improve rapidly under it~ use,
AMI ie vital iAnglThas a-sWLne healthy condition.
II - admirably HtaIted L. large number 0T ri rCN-
ic ur acute AT ctIors peculiar ~ children II
cG them hniA by Ihu inIlduess md efiicIency Of
medicinal rIect ami the pleasant, attractive form
th' remedy a. may be- gIyar zoo ton: period whore
constitutional Influences desired aH4 Eu Tepug-
name e. Eis IuCiiuat nu u take tre syrup, CHJu8
T. rcd "a Whi,e W. lings. uIP-Jojnt Disease. a"d
UiS'4rii = t4e SPINE u >a0 u sycH persist
entity, ia n"GcTate doses untii relic! is oLt4ined
IL tie Spring Of the Year, and during the
Harm Weather.
the accumulation uf morbid matters in the system
20 bcconc mani uiicsi aud very troublesome Las
sItudr, UcHdache, B"Iis C"siivcuess. Loss OF Appe
tate, Pans u the Jninis Indigestion. etc are very
common. Nothing devised - better ada,Itgd 10
eNtrrmInatc Ord.iye ofthes- aft cIiUnS than tins
CntnbIr aiUu of SARSAGABILI.A WITH IUDlUE
OF LlhE
.so preparation like iiok apprOIimates il as en-
AHeratice, or BLood Purifier,
has before been placed IoihH iAc rearh Of iHu6Gs
Indeed II entirely aud sCiENr. . combIua.
Iun IN no resTect resembling an! ii"g hitherto EN-
PLAYED.
The opinion nf medical men concerning it the lie
scrpion nf its chemical character. therapeutic val
which can he had IL The store % any aud all drst
class Druggists.
u S"id IN Bloomsbury wholesale and retail, ty
Eyer & Meyer, and all Druggists
June Il, lSJC.-um.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-16
DIR. w. II. WHETM0g,

T5aS been in successful practice for a number o;
: years. illl the experiences vi the different hos
pital- in EuTopa. also nember of The Analytical
Medical Institute OF New York. CONT iues 10 attend
IN all prof9 has ofee No. y25 Filbes
Street, Phiilde lpfil.
Q No patent Medicines are used ar recommended;
the remadIes admin slered those hich will not
break Gown the con sttution but reRovate the sy.-
from all injuries IL has sustained from mineral
medicines, and leave the system II a healthy and
perfectly cur>d condition,
3. DYSPEPSIN y that distressing disease and fell
destroyer of health aud happiness. snde rining the
ituii ~ GnI yearly carving thousands TO
Timely graves can most empha. ically be cured.
T. hIrIanchoiy Alteration. that state OF lIina-
tion and weakness of the mind which rerders per.
incapable II enjoying the pleasures perfoIn,-
ing the duties Of life,
J. EIEIyM ATS " in any form .,r condition rhron.
la or acute. warranted CurahlS.
e, EPILEPSY. or falling sickness, all chronic %
Sft,i azr, of
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-16
AGRICULTURAL..

TIE CofD Br.ksrs OF WINTER Now
thar winter hascome upon as, panopiaed 10
armor of ices and breathing airs that ehih
unto the very marrow, it behooyes these who
are surrounded by the comforts and iuxuries
Of Efe-who. are blessed with a snper1ulty
Of this worlds gear-to remember the un-
fortunate of our race who may have roots 70 .
shelter them from the wintry blast, but lack
fuel and clothing to keep them warm. and
food to presefvelife. Charity IS the Drignt-
est andbest attribute Of. nature. 1t IS what /
Is left Of the angel in US. 10 is the noblest
virtue that We can exercise. It blesses the
one. who exercises it, and lifts him higher
uuto heaven and to God, Then let US min
;ste7 unto the wants of our poor ana needy
peiehbors Winter tous, viii be transform.
ed into perennial summer by the warm and
liudlv knowledge, Ikea genial sun glowing
within our hearts. of good deeds performed
and duties fulfilled. "Whoso. giveth to
the poor lendeih to the Lord, and the Lord
payeth an interest in return far beyond the
value of earth $ most precious treasure
Loss OF BLOOD HORSES. ON The HEX
vETIA.-lt will be remembered that MIR
Cameron purchased thirty-nine blood hor-
res for importation to thiscountryin Novem-
Der last, and that thiry-fcur out of the thir-
ty-nine died on board the steamer Helvetia
on her passage to this country, on the 9th
Of December last. The horses saved Bir-
ague, fine steeple-chaseri Velucris, bay
colt foai, by Oulston !; Juniper, brown FLY,
by old Calabar; and bay FLY, by Maccar-
oni- Eclipse. These arrived in an exhausted
ted and crippled. condition. Mr.. Cameroa's
loss is estimated at $70,0e0. Inrelaticn to
the disaster, Mr.. Cameron says: ''In 1859
I shipped four horses from London by ship
Rhine, on Christmas day. They we're IS
days coming to this. port, and were landed
unhurt. I am now satisfied that, had I Sc
lected sailing shipinsteadof ascrew steam
er, the result would have been different -
Ny opinion is that screw steamers are un-
safe for live stock, as they all roll more or
less, and some of them excessively, as IN the
case of the Helvetia. " There was no insur-
ance on the stock.-M T.. World.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-16

.4a0Sa hnET N1Ja 06
~ {. s-ssse-rs 81 sa ssezsvsses aar
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE
zr PrOtOXide ef arosl,
new discovery in medicine which
STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE, BY
supp ying the Blood with its VITAL PRINCIPLE OR
~ lE LIVER EA6aEsr- IRON. tra
This is the Of vondeTaaI success of THIS
remedy in curing
Dyspepsia. Liyer Complaint, Droasy,
Chronic Dlarrhor, BaiI4, Nervous
Affections, Chills aud Fevers,
Humors Loss of Consti-
rational vigor, Di>ea,es
LAs e of the Kidneys & srs4.
Bladder, Female
-. mpIaints..
and all diseases originating IN
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD
or accompanied by Dsbin.y D. or low sta'c VI tne
pu;.u 90. Atrsi,"I an aay Gsr", IS cnerciz
inc q ~ 49, NOT fIII owed by corresponding reac-
non bur are permanent =, Gslns strength y,sGI anu
mn ra| IN llrs Il,tjS 'c0NsTI FUTON. sss
DVsPKPSlA AND DEBILITY
| ram the venerable Archdeac.n 4. OFT. u. n.
= DUEmAM Canada East March ~, ISeJ.
/ ~ AN an loVelefdlc DlSpep1c 0f more
,han IS years -taussins -
= ~ hHyr wondeSfuily bene6tted in the
three short weeks during whIrh have used the Pc
ruvian Strup.thf can scarcely persuade my OF
the reality. P=opie who have known aston-
I-h'd at the gaang-. I am widely snowR and can
but rec 'ninruh To oth"rS that which has done su
much
LASE OF - YEARS STANDING CURED.
Fsom INSfEY JEWErr, No Is Avon Place I:ostou
II hav- suffered. aud sometimes cv..reIy. for -
years. from 0yspcptc, CONNIE need tai ing the Pr
ruvian syrup, and found immsdiate benefit fru.r it.
In the. course efth'es four wcrks was Entirely
relieved from my surn;S and have ehiOyed n min
tcrruptrd health since
IN EMINENT DIVINE nF HOSrON, SAYS:
81 have been using the PrTGyian ~ rup Tor some
time past; 1T gives II Vigor Buoy1ncy Of spir
lis. Eia>tirity uf Nu~cIt.'
Thousands hare 5esR changed by the this remedy
fr" redk sieky sE5criRg atHreS 10 SirOAg healthy
,tsd HdPP, aud aud iscatids
b!y he SHGfe 10 giUt i frt0i fH
pamphlet of - pages containing certificates of
cur''s aiId rrcommendati'hs FROM of the most
elnnrnt physIcIans, eiergyInen, and others will be
sent FREE any address.
u See that each bottiehas PERuvIN SYRUP blown
in the glass ---h
~ -s FOR SALE hY
J. +. DINsMORE. Proprietor, 80 Bey st New York
SOLD BY ALL pRuGGlSfS.
ere CHA $50 WCG
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-16
FEMALE DISEASES

radically removed sat Rheum aad every d"serio-
tiDu OF ulce eraiUns Piles and scrofJous diseases
which have bGed all previous Eicdicai skill, be
cured by treatment aud DO say all diseases,
[yes CoNsUMPrIoS) can be cured by wearing my Medi
Gated Jacket. which protection To the lungs
against oil changes of Weather in al clmatess hav
investigated for year the cause and character
inTermit:enis ieHer aud ague) in ali parts Of the
United States-will cure pernant ntly all chronic
acute cases of ague and nervous diseases in few
Gays.
Cancer Cured without The kGlie or Drawing
cod.
Tape Worm. that dread to the Human Family for
years. can lie removed with Two thISe doses CT
MY uc~iy discovered remedy. warranted IN all cases.
cons pitatIon IN the English and GeTnnn Languages
free ut charge. Will make visits any distance, n
desired. May b. adJrGsse by letter (conhdentiaS)
aud Medicine sent with proper directions to any
part Ui the country.
OFFICE-Eo SOS Filbert St. PhiIa.
Aprit 4. ISGG.-iy.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-16
HELM3oLD's ROSE WASH,

HELM3oLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits o
dissipation used IN connection with the Extracts LucAi
cad ccrsapara, In such diseases O. recommended LII
Gcacc or the most responsible and reliable character VII
accompany the medicines. AlSo explicit directions ior
use t5l auadres Of GossGnGs lirng Witnesses, end e.
wc.ds OF 5000 unsolicited ccrhc-te and recommends
tory letters many of which are from tho hShcst eoTee9
ircludiDZ eminent Thyscians Cergyncn, Stsesnc1, &c
Tho Proprietor hes rcsorted 10 the publication II
the ncvsp.pc-5 docs Tot do this from the fsCt tt Lis
articles rank ca1dard Preparations S-d do not need
10 be pToppcd up By certificates
The Cc.cncc Of Medicine like The Deric Column. should
stand simple pure, resc, having Fact for its basis,
Induction for pillar. and Truth alone FOR IL Capital
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-16
ZINC TaR GCaIpEEXION.
EOT A FEW

Of the worst disorders that cct mankind aIisc from te
corruption that accuzlstes in the Flood. CT s the d.
coyercs that have pccn radc 70 purge it cut roze c-1
equal In eject tL=--:SoLD7s Co,PoCcD ET2AcT c. s.
c.-1=r-1A. It clcarses Gnd reaoT-cs the Clcod ttI
thc vsor CT LcGh into tsc syste1, and prGo5 oct ID
h1zncrs which mako disease. II s1ClGtcs the heay
fctfoncoc TIC eody crd c-pelsthe GsoTle-s tGt Cc-
clfan.1C1n the blood. Such remedy tEat eoGli g
relied long bccn sought fo-, end now for TIC 1T
tc TIC public kovc one which thcy ca depend CT
rpacchce docs not admit Of ccr1catcsto chow itsczSet7
bt tho trial or single bottle VIII show 10 the sick t
t.s its virtues surpaszng anything theF have c7cr c2
Two tablespoon fri OF the Extract OF 6arsRpara added
to pint OF water eq1al the Lisbon Eict Drink I'D
bottle is fully cqu-i gallon of tso syFuP OF Sasa-
pazina, CT tie GCeccl.oa as usually moae.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-01-16

~ EStract SorssPcria IS r.ooa Turiacr NJ C=-act
Dochu is Cirrcc. crd win oct ccch in oil
10th ere prepared on pc-cy scientific pTincples-f1
rGco-c7d arc TO noct cctyc CT either t.ct
can be r,sde Already end co1clus:vc tcGt VII be
parson OF thcr properties with those set forth n ac FOL
lowing vorE5:
See Pfepcasctory Of tho United States
SEQ Professor Devices valuable TIC Practice
of rA=s:c- ~
ecc remarks rndc b. the celebrated Dr. TE-sic Tni!.
See rc=arks radc By Dr. EPE-AI:I Gc0owEL-, cclc-
brctcd rhyoicicn aad Member CT TO Eoynl College Ct
cSrGcor5. rcIcad, cad published n the transactions CT
the King and Queens Journal.
See Mcdico-Chirrrgicai Ecview. published by rExJer
TRAvxEs. Fellow Of the Eoy@l College OF Surgeons.
SEQ most Of the late standard works on Gedici1c.
, 1867-08-09

for the supply of victuals, bread and mate
rails for lighting to the garrison at Frede-
riksfort and the military station at Kings
hill as also for the maintenance of the sick
both military and civilians at Frederik-
sted's Hospital from the 1st OF January
1868, accompanied with a translation In
English. are to be seen in the Royal Book
keepers Office in ST. Croix and St. Thomas,
and in Frederiksfort after this date.
Written tenders %embodying the points
mentioned in s 81 of the conditions may be
sent il to the Government on or before
Saturday the 31st instant 12 o'clock sealed
and marked Supply to the Garrison in
F~rederiksfort and at Kingshill as also to
Frederiksted's Hospital.
Governments end Secretary's Office, st.
Croix 9Th August 1867.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1867-08-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
ConditioneY

for Leverancen af Menagebespiisnipg, Br0d
og Belysningsmateriale for Garnisonen |
Frederiksfort og Militairstationen paa
Kingshill SAINT for Forpleiningen at de
militaire og civile Syge paa Frederlksteds
Hospital fra 1ste Januar 1868 at regne
Vile vare fremlagte, bilagte med en- engelsk
Oversattelsc, til almindeligt Eftersyn fra
D. D. i de KongeliGe Bogholdercontoirer
paa st. Croix og st. Thomas SAINT / Frede-
riksfort.
skriftlige Tilhud, der maze omfatte de i
Conditionernes 5 81 opgivne forskjellige
Punkter, bliye under Forsegling og med
Maerke "Leverance til Frederiksfort og
Kingsbill SAINT Frederiksteds Hospital at
indsende til Gouvernementet linden Lover
dag den site dennes Middag Kl. IL.
Gouvernementets 2det Secretariat, St.
Croix den 9de August 1867.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1867-08-09
4~3,143,793 II 5

The Directors avepl pleasure in presenting the above Statement which they doubt not will %
considered favorable by the PrpietNs; and in adding thatf the aeta accounts IN their
from the Branches they have eaOn to expet that the result of the hafy"T which
ended on the both utw will be equally good
In their asst Report the DhncoBG oppressed an opinion That Profit the hahy@r now
reported upon would be found sufficient to provide for the balance of the losses then advetedfo
aer paying a Dividend at the rate ofTwevep per cent per anun, and hy nov nave the sMNac
Rom The Net Profit which amounts as r above Sttementh 8 1871 10 2
olosms. F. $500. 10000 o 0
--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3062l 10 g
Add balance of Profit brought forward from lath afyear........ 1881 Is 8
Observation-Disclosures. 32153a IT,
Out of which the Directors recommend that's Dividend be maded
Six per- cent for the hafyear ending 3t December 1856, be- 4
inc at the rate of Twelve per- cent per nnumo on the padup @mS#.I.
Capital of the Corporation. which will require ..... 10000 o y
Leaving. p. ........... ai53"ll 5
- to be carried forward to next aEyar FTFTFFgat. M* I#1HfA
-" """uf" 0'""' ""O C. MARRYAT, Chairman.
, 1867-08-09
lutheran Church. Christianstcd.

On Sunday the 18th inst, there will
be Divine service held only, for the Eng
fish Lutheran Congregation in this Church.
, 1867-08-09
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 31st July to 9th Aug,
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1867-08-09
r e PO

The Following Statement OF the DeOtsa ant A@es OF Inc OlNraLOn on the 3Nt
1866 and of the profit made during the Halfyear ending at that period is nov submit
Pronietos by the Directors, in pursuance of the acquisitions the Charter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27
THE IMPEACHMENT.
The New York Tribune says:


Th- New York Herald now heads the hunt for
the impeachment Of President johnson. We
choose Dot 10 PREJUDICE the evidence which may be
sdduced in support of Mr.. Ashlcy's or Mr.. Loan I.
proposition; but We beg Congress TO bear in mind
that Tn Herald was at leaat equally zealons and
persistent ID driving Democratic Congress to
pass thet Ssnrsska bill which it now truly de-
clares 10 have been the initial. essential cause oi
that prrt~'s downfall. bay after day, il taunts
the Democracy and poor Pierce with their fatal
shipwrel Oh the Nebraska rock. though The Her-
aid wa itself the pilot which drove them under
full heei~ry thereon. Where shall its malicious
msckcry lni is next victim
''lf necessity shall be found TO exist for i'm
peaching AMI uieeting from office q President Of
the United States, we are cure every confederate
American will regard il as deplorable necessity
--one 10 be avoided II possible, and so long Is
possible. No patriot viii wantonly or lightly shake
the twin fabric of Public Order and Public Credit
The buster and brayado on the subject,o!
the impeachment by the Presidents friends
and hackers will no. effect the matter either
way, If it do not give strength to the measure.
1t would be folly to let it produce that result.
Fit be necessary to impeach the renegade
Moses it will be found that Congress, a.
at present constituted, can do it and enforce
its action. The considerations urged by the
Tribune, not passion or the raving of rebels
and their allies, should control all definite
opinion and action in this case.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27

The list of pardoned traitors, sent into
Congress as a establishment under the resolu-
ton asking the President for complete list
of par,ions issued, includes many Of such
prominence, and OF such notorious and mex
cusable guilt, that We can conceive no ge4er-
al grounds why any should be excluded fiom
pardon. The President has pardoned Sfi
GERS of the army and navy, who were educa-
ted at the expense of the Government. and
were retained in lucrative and honorable po
sitJns by it, and yet who, like Arnold, abused
their trust, BY betraying their posts TO tie
enemy and taking up arms against the Gpv~
eminent. He has pardoned men who were
members Of Congress at Washington, and
who violated their official oaths, and sough
in the Congress Of the United States to over
throw the Government they had sworA to
support He has pardoned Generals Of The
Confederate forces, who were in the habit Of
shooting as traitors and deserters all South
erners taken prisoners, while fighting
under the flag of the Union. He has par.
doned the original eonspirators of the Con-
federate plot OF rebellion and treason, the
prominent civil and military officers of the
Confederacy, aud all other traitors of what
ever class, as far as can be seen, without re-
ference to their past gull. or their present
temper.
If there has been any rule or principle Of
general application upon which pardons have
been granted, it does not appear from any
thing made known to the public. And it is
fair to infer tina, these pardons have been is
sued upon the mere whim or liking of the
President. And the reports that the pardon
broksge business has been . successful and
lucrative one in the Capital, are confirmed
to some extent by the exhibit made by the
President. The public have no interest in
fostering pardon brokage, and as 1t is per
fectiy clear that President johnson don't in
tend to lie, any traitor suffer the punishment
Of his grea, crime. he might just as well par
don them all at once, and be done with il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27

ri and exnbSsent bursas It sloqeaN stakl-
led the coart Of J9srsoa county and = ats
tsadsas q - resent sssfans. A eongieus'
- l1syer W. pleaAhx tie csnse q .
e,ienE- His clisni had kopghs suit ~ -
lucftoa. In ~ perorason of his argunese
he As6ple q Coan Al Blacftoes -
odti laundering tones, tdentlemsa = -
JsU, tbs man watched the house where this
hero I'll lived like fox with An eagle eye
witches mouse or . rabbit I The Court
smiled sudibiy, md the sndiencs Uttered,
but the corpulent lawyer suppcssd they wefs
pleased with his happy simile. This same
gentleman last fall All0dsd 70 sAS time whsn
the Republican party became in the descend.
aucy. IN ~ g st4@ia ASfe.t1AA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27
From the New England Medical .nd Surgical Gaze
IN JUHTIYIA.

Time and again in Journalistic career We have been
called upon 20 rseomeaeud medicinal prrpsraess and
IN come n..pce Inducements such nothing bat the
,ronv.., sense Of oar responsibility ecad Withstand
have been held GU, TO hind q "nstiee'
10 erdsrsene emit Of paseat neditint. There are two
sinpie rules which shoud Ends an EDITOR and which u
strciy adhered to- will aeh veIaf'on and wrong
sotpg The encouragement ef all that Ia good and wor
thy and tue eondemns,ion Of all that that Ia bad and
nnw1shf and these rules should equally apply To
sources from which derive patronage. well to
matters Of political seisnthc, moral religious
ture Il 10 thus the duty sbcad be the pleasure of
the conscientious journalist to commend 10 bis readers
whatever Of good character lie bronght 10 his no
tirs Especially ssoud he exercise caution where the
health Of individuals Is concrrred-not overlooking the
fact that temporal life 10 this world 10 only lsss In I'm
portsnce to the spiritual ife 10 this world to come
lad thsee reflections from thr ads srtiseDss
in another column, a DR. ,. W. Poiand's white Pine
Compound medicine which the highest medical au-
thoriiy s. veil the testimony Of Thousands upon
thousands who been restored TO heath snd vigu
through its wonderful ASen< inaase thr best patsn
msdcipA article Of TIL. any other pestod. Isuec-s
may be taken tsst OF merit then the White Pine
Compound from its great b. conceded the
most meritorious article in the market.
Sore Threats, Colds Coughs Pulmonary affections and
all complaints OF IKE ehar.ct~r, we'll the different
diseases OF the Bladder snd Kidneys yield With aaton-
isbiGg rapidly 70 this medicine.
Itis difficult to ooaesirsl1nn eeauf Of . who -
allow himself to sufef, for erhaps YEAR., with shes-
Distressing rssies, rather than sxpsnd dollar for
mediciue which thousands Assure him they tnoe ~
restore him perfect health. But II 70 ae dine alt
estimate tbs social aud basincss iess uhish a single
weeks suffering fssE sruts ain mar oeca<on. Their.
may be men who uouid ~iilinry gre thoas.nds 10
make reparstion for the injury done fellow bat Who
would besrudge paltry dollar sppesse th r outraged
nature In less enlightened portions Of the world bat
We Doubt II any sueh be found In rish and fer
tide surroundings,
This preparation Is for sale BY all drnggista
jA25dsw-.ov
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27
IOWA TIE n o.

The train on the Washington and Mus
catine railroad the other evening, ran into )
wagon loaded with wood, which was upon The
track, broke the wagon to pieces, threw the
driver over the horse heads, killed one Of
the horses, but didn' : huf4 the driver. See
the Journal.
The Hankeye has the following uniqus
marriage notice:
NEw BosrIs, Jan. 20, 1857.
BuRLIseros HAukEY-MR. EpwAHps-Ns
Dear Sir FL wish to have you to do me A favor,
as am Resident Of Darlington. l wish 10
have the marage Of my self and Lady draped in
your paper. AZ il Would Bee interesting for some
Of my friends 10 read. George W. Rsndell and
Mics Anna Sea Was married on the Sd day of jan
1867, at the Residence Of Manvilie Chamberlain.
By Sqirs q. Warner. George W Aaudelf Of Bur
lington, Iowa, and Anna Sea, Of New Bostin. III.
aud If Their is any Charges on it win ssnd By
Return Of mall
Ysurs Most Respectfully,
GEO. Vt. RAxpxLl.
Anna Sea, daughter Of Mrs ssavers.
Please send me A Copy With the marss, in.
viii inelose piece Of cake and yoa Can make
A little BLOW If you please.
Andrew Mccormick brought to thu
Fairfield market . few days ago, hog
weighing 100 pounds. Wood in Fairfield il
- Per cord; coal u and le cents per bush.
el...,.. During Novedlber and December, and
up to the sd Of January, 1896 hoss vsre
shipped from Fairfield. 49,. At the late term ii
the District Court at Fairfield these wsre LOT
cases on the docket "A crininal, So civil,
and 20 caascery. Sec T5sisor.
The Ledger tails th;s On fairfield
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