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Miiboots and SHOES 4 Y4 ....... • - vvvi WEDNESDAY, 6, 41. 41.4% .411. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA. CO., PA., MARCH 1867. NO, 2. with a Gristly .ItICRS OF COLL MBIA CO. IJIIDI THE SOLDIER'S MOTHER, battle, and attempted to enter the gates.— What"' a Zuave Adventure Bear. lllow the Tariff Werke. OE TILE MYSTIC An officer instantly seized her bridle and Many readers during the rebellion have In the Fall of 1860, a settlement in one From ens of our exchanges we clip the P, 'ent Jtidgu—HotWallow Elwell. city which of the of Derr poonioltur# told her she must wait until the was tried to form an idea of a &nave, I mountain counties California was following interesting article : Judges- !Inn !moat. go, lots of and annoyed by the Say Peter K. 'llerbein. EVERY WEDNESDAY IN A Tale of the Mexican War. taken. will try to describe as I fur I sa►w alarmed proximity and the cost of making a yard of cotton y anfl kof Courts—Jesse Colem an. noonsorno, BY Oh ! vir," she exclaimed, I cannot wait then► very animals. So what is a Zeuave? predatory excursions of a grizzly bear. Two cloth is eight cents, the tariff is six cents per • er and Reeurder—John U. Freeae. WILLIAMSON IL JACOBY. During the Mexican war, a lad of sixteen, one hour in sight of tho city that holds Ty I say ho is a !Wow with a rod bag having hunters determined torid the neighborhood yard. An English vessel arrives in Boston, ( Men Mann, TRIIINK—E On In lidynnee. If nil mild within a daring young Virginian, leaped a &rte son a prisoner—l must see him, sir!" IF sleeves to it for a coat; with two red legs, of this dangerous pest. Finding one day freighted with cotton cloth. The owner is,ioners— • Julia F. Fowler, SIX MONTIIII, .70 eels. addilloonl will he cheviot. Montgomery Cole. CY' NO Pap, diecootiotted wail all weares. and climbed a parapet some yards ahead of "The city must first be taken, madam," without sleeves to them for trowsers; with on the side of the mountain a heifer that steps on shore and inquires what the duty are paid except at tho oteion of the editor. —Sathuel Snyder.y his company, and was taken prisoner; but he again replied, with much emphasis, be- an embroidered and braided bag for a vest ; had just died, they constructed over it a is. He is told that it is six cts. per yard, RATES 1W ADVERTISINfI. J. Stiles. pan ; with carelessly erected, to ter—John agli not before he bud killed three Mexicans and coming excited. with a asp like a red woolen sauce rude scaffolding, with tbo this added the origirel cost of the cloth, Paniel Snyder, 6iMae CONSITIVIE 4 White. " 011f: Wore ono or three Ineerthine el 30 mortally wounded a 'Amid. His mother, I cannot wait, sir," she replied, myson, yellow hoots like the fourth robber in a customary recklessness of those mountain. makes it cost him cents, and the L. B Rupert, Every I,übsequunt insertion fourteen lere then 13 my only ism, may he chains bumblebee with mustache like two tors, and, worse still, just over, instead of expense of bringing John P. -Hannon, OPACIt. Sn. Iv. a poor widow lady, heard of his fate, and as nest; a a it. across the Atlantic —in a dungeon—one hour's delay may re- brushes, and a sort of short distance from the bait as it should once more, so that when he goes .Ipioner's Clerk—Wm. Kriekbount. (tee square. e.lin 300 400 0,00 10.00 he was her only son, her heart yearned for half•pound paint with to market Attorner—E. H. 'Auk. Two women. 3.00 3.00 0,00 0,041 14,00 thought, move him from me. Oh, 1 must go to him sword•gun or gun•sword with a weapon that have been. with hiscloth, he obliged to •' 1 his release. She wept at the but is charge fifteen Three 3,00 700 0,30 I',llo 104,00 mile Appraiser-6mt, lieu. W. CU. squares, 14,00 14,00 gn,oo -1 will enter the city." looks the result of a love affair, between With blankets to guard against the cold cents per yard to his money back, and Dewitt. Peer 11.00 10,1 10 while the tears were streaming down her like get to .y Surveyor—lsaao A. nor enlist/tit, 10,00 10.00 14.00 10.00 30.00 ;Madam, you camwt reach it but by enormous broadsword and a lonely mus- nights, enough cooked provisions to last wake any profit be will have wt Attorney-31ilton M. Traugh. One column, 13.00 I Inoo thl,oo 30,00 30,00 chucks, she suddenly recollected that she an to charge seven- crossing the battle field—you will surely be ket, Zou- two and guns teen cents for cargo. ,ner—William J. Ikeler. Kzerntorle and Adminietrator's. Notice. 100 was a Masons widow. Hope lighted.up in indiscreet and tender—that is a or three days, their and am• his A Lowell MUM- y Sitperintendent--Chas. G. Barkley, And nor'. Notice 1,30 her bottom at the thought—she dried her killed." ave. munition, they took up their position on facturer steps up and offers goods, 'just as F. Clark. Other advertieciiients inserted according toapectal " tray- Internal Revenue—R. centre'''. tears and exclaimed Sir," said the lady, I hare not A fellow who can pull up a hundred and the structure. good, for fifteen cents, two cents less than Thomas, hutnteei waiter, wtthout advertitetnent, twenty. eled from Virginia to the gates of the climb At the full the importer can sell the , "I will go vntl the talismanic power ten pounds dumb-bell; who can an dark moon rose with a soft at, resultis the im- jS.JohnR. Muter, Wit per tine. lost kAsweseor— IF 1, Tram.lila advertisements payable In ad t .nee all of the order my husband loved and rover- city to fear to enter them—thanks for your eighty foot rope with a barrel; of flour clear brilliancy of light peculiar to those re- porter withdraws from the custom house and IJ.r. Other* due nnet the OA Inirertion. I J. S. Woods. Ca. OFFICE—in elliOre's Muck, Cor.of Main and ed so mueh." kindness—a thousand heartfelt thanks for hanging to his heels hand over hand, and gions. No frog, no bird, no animal cry departs with his cargo. He pays no duty Hartman. Iruft Otrreto. the lactor—Benjamin P. CUES W. 11. JACOIIIr. She mold some articles of her furniture, you and the officers who have been so kind who can do the giant swing on a horizontal interrupts the awful stillness of those rug. to government, and yet the man who 2,1 V STOVE AND TIN SHOP. Illnomoborg, Columbia County, is and with the money reached the.eity of to me. 1 shall always remember those off. bar with a fifty-six hanging to each allele; ged solitudes after nightfall. buys the Lowell man's cloth pays seven cents Washington on bit. corn with the most grateful feelings of my who can walk up four flights of stairs hold• A feeling of uneasiness began to creep more per yard than it would have cost him ••iN trrn (NK A R OPPOSIT THE 'WORKING GIRLS. had there been duty all4l.laCti'STOßE,) ULUOMdblt'i , In her dusty attire, she entered the Pc- heart—hut don't detain me longer. Yon- ing a hoary man in each hand at arms into Hiram Johnson's mind, which degen- not a on it. And the Lowell man has fitted up, and opened. pertinent of the Secretary of War, and with der is a gate that leads to the city ; I will length, and who can climb a greased pole erated into something like timidity, as upon pockets the amount, He gets undersigned put ISP WvoMBUItY M. FERNALD some difficulty, obtained an interview. As enter it in search of my dear boy." feet foremost carrying a barrel of pork and walking across the floor of the scaffold, he the tariff and not the government. This is `OVE AND TES SHOP, apartment And on she sped, but ere she reached the a barrel of beef in his teeth—that is a &m- felt it shake beneath him, and for the first no fiction ; it is exactly the ease. Hence Thirty York, she entered the in which he was plate, where he 10 proper,' to make up new thousand girls in New it is gate, up by -are. time, we de& ve norevenue frJm this class of goods, Ant: or 111 kind* in hip line, and do runner. seated and he saw how dusty she appeared, another officer rode her side observed its rickety character. upon said, work for from one dollar to three dol- " the th neatness and dirt)tteh, therood Wall, madam," and admonished her of her danger and im- A fellow who jumps seventeen feet and "Gray," said he, "this thing ain't safe. duty being proihbitory, and yet, the con- '` was the salutation ho Ili` Mow keep* on hand rernV Ed of lars a week each, and their Ward alone prudence. prop up sumers—the pattern* su %vier, tallith he wilt suit upon gave her; but when she removed her veil, fear inches high without a springboard ; Let's it some more." farmer and laborer—pay seven to %nit unrclutiels. averages within twenty-five cents ofas much.
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