STAR OF THE NORTH IGISGS AECCT TOTVN & CCEXTRY. RkOOIHSSltmC. rA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, APR. 13, 1861. . Sheriff, Fcrmaw adreni.es several tracts ol land for sale :n '.bis number of the Stab. Hos. John C. ELus,' will please accept our thank lor a copy'cf the Adjatant Gen eral' Report. .. HoRst Bills neatly printed at this office Give us a calL We work cheap for cash, and try to-give general satisfaction. -'j . , j t . TbkiWksr's pales of unseated lards ia f Columbia Cotmty, to ha exposed at public : vendue, oo the 13.h day of June next, are 1 published in to-day's Star. ' . : Tkx Ed'r.or cf the Demacrui s still Doss ing the jltfvblican editor for those 'Gold Specks." Tommy, why don't you return Kan Gso. D. Jackson has onr thanks for kj ; a hirdomeIy bound copy of the Adjutant "'. 'Gaceral's Report. It is rather interesting 'tons, alter having some little experience 1 "with military affairs . In this week's paper we pnblih the ap plicants for Tavern Licence, in this coun ty, to whom the ri:ht of vending spirituous, vinous, mall acd brewed liquors will be ' granted or rejected at our corning May Term Court. Attkwtios is directeJ toha Card of C. "C. Baf.klet, Esq., in another column of to-day's Star." Collections, and all profe. sional business infracted to his care, will be promptly attended to. He is a young law- jer ot lair abilities, and will nmke a scc- 'cessful pfaciiiioiier. 'Give hirn a fjiu. and or wcrJ for ii, yoor cause will not suffer. , 0 Friday last, Elwood Hcghh, of Briar 'cresk township, loita valuable horse by ccidentty getting its head amLneck fast in the manger and in that situation choaked to death before assistance could be rendered, rn the srab'e of Rer J. R .'place. L-IMU, ol t.T: Blasss. We will inlorm our readers taal we keep on hand all kind of blanks Leeds, Bof.ds, Petitions and Bonn's for Tavsrri Licenses, Justice's and Constable's bho.ks of every deacrip too , Summons, Ex ecutions, Notes cf hand, School Orders, &c , 'La. Ocr Me and auentive Senator, Mr D 'viDil.MoNTGoui.aT, has aain placed us "onder obligations to him lor publ'C docu ments. Mr. Montc;omhy i a most capital member always looking to the interests ftf hi constituency, as well as the Slate at. larg. His course, to lar, has been com 'mendable cenatilulicnal aad patriotic . in every respect. -. " ; Jusrirs cf the Peace. Every pereon "hereafter elected to the office of Jus ice of ihe Peace or Alderman "shall, within thirty 'days after ifce election, if he Inlands to ac 'rrpt aid office, give notice thereof in writ 1ng lo the Pro'.horintjv-y rj the Common Tieaof xhe proper county, who pha'd im mediately inform the Secretary of the Com monwealth of said acceptance, and nocum - uis:on hall isBTie emit the Secretary ol Ihe Commonwealth ba received the notice khreaid. ' ' - t)NGiao'i.'8 AuvERTisixa The Scientific American says : we know a roan who doe 'the principal part cf his advertising by writing his name and business on t'h.3 tack ;of bank-bill. Perhaps be was not aware That in case those bat. Ire, whoso notes he ibn endorses were to break, he would te held responsible for the face of tha r.c'.3 Courts have so decided in similar caaas. The abolition papers are pnbiishing wilh preal gnsto a paragraph to the eiTect that 4e iull-!erith pr.r:rail of Ffanklirt Pierce,' Ex-Prenideit, for a number of years in the rotunda of the capitol at Washington, has "been removed by the auminiv.ra'if n and thrown sm uig the rubbish." The "pre t;nt administration" is guilty of acts of van dalism equal to any recorded in Histcry as kaving been 'committed .when the barbari ans cver-r&n civilized Europe and sacked llcrne. , Acr.ZTST A few days ego several men were felling tree, near the Bockhorn, this 'county, and Johs Witcnight while cutting at a iree wa called to, by the other men, t lok out foT their tree; bot instead of 3tuRg out cf harm's way, walked where his own tree fell directly upon him, kiUirg him instant! cf course b.3 cot thinking bis ' tree so near cut off. A , What is rather remarkable, is that one of . tbe brothers, GroftCE, was killed a few years since, near John Hemlersbct's, by a log rolling on him ; and another brother, Mi chael, whilst harvesting, near Money, a .few years ago, complained of being unwell asd started towards his place of residence, 'thrpesh a woods, ia which, a few days af " terjhe'was fjund by a boy, dead. VS?e have been informed that tha propria 'etoTsf tbe Iron Works at this place, in creasd the wages of their workingmen on 'the 1st icst;, to S2.C0 per day. This was done in order that their mea may be able . to meet the increased cost of living. . La bor is not yet correspondingly high with all articles of trade. If things continue as they a'e, iabor will go up eti'd higher. Thee are the good times laboring rnen were pro;isenn 1SC0. They can barely make a lining at 52 00 per day when paid in the present depreciated currency. Better were it to work for one doliir a day when you toild boy old ttio Coffee lor a shilling per pound, totter the same price, and fresh meat at six and ev ea cents, than to receive 2.00 a day and pay the present ruinous high prices for every ar;icla we are neces sarily daily con saining. Some of yoa will ..rote ht cnolhcr chinge at tha coming No- . veater election ! The Democrats, are u? iiss rairpawaing aad will coma down in C Fall ia OTetwhelain ctiabsrs.. . GROVER & BAKER'S Ct l.EBR ATED ELASTIC RTITCH Were awarded th hiiiheBt Premiums over all Competitors, at the fcllowins Stale and County Fair? of 1863. NEW YORK STATE FAIR First Pcemtum for family Mtichiti. First Premium for Manufacturing Machine First Preminm fn.r Machine Work INDIANA STATE FAIR. First Premium for Machine for r'I purposes First Premium torMacliine Work VERMONT STATE FAIR. Fir.t Premium for Family Machine. - First Premium for Man u fact uriii Machine First Prerrsnini for Machine Work OHIO STATE FAIR. F:rJt Premium for Maehiue Work IOWA STATE FAIR. First Premium for .Family Machine First Premium for Manufacturing Machino First Preminm for Maohina Work. ILLINOIS STATE EAIR. Firt Premium for Machine for all purposes Firt Premium tor Machina Work KENTUCKY L-.TATE FAIR F rst Premium fr-r "Machine for all purposes Frist Premium for Machine Work, MICAIGAN STATE FAIR. First Premium for Manufacturing Machine F:r-t' Premium for Family Machine First Premium for-Machine Work PENN'A SPATE FAIR . , Fiist.premium for Mauulacturinu'Machine Frist Premium for Machine Work OREGON STATE FAIR. First Premium for Family Machine Firt Premium for Machine Work CHITTENDEN CO. Yt. AGR'L SOC. thirst Premium lor Fami'y Machine First Premium for Manufacturing Macl ine First Premium for Machine Work. FRANKLIN CO N Y, FAIR. First Premium lor Family Machine. Fr-i Premium for Manufacturing Machine CHAMPLA1N VALLEY Vt. AG'L SOC. Firt.t Premium for Family Machine. First Premium tfr Mai.ulacturin Machine Fint Premiurc. lur Macnine Work HAMPDEN CO, Mass AG'L. SOC. Diploma ior Family M idline. Diploma for Twartiine Wo'k. . WASHINGTON CO, N Y FAIR. . First P:etriium for Family Machina . QUEENS CO N Y. FAIR . . First Fremiurr- tar Family Machine Fird Premium for Mnulaituring MacLitie Fir-t Premium frr Machine Work SARATOGA CO N Y, FAIR. First Prfinium t;r Fj".:i!y Machine MECHANICS' INSTITUTE Pa. FAIR. Firs; Premium (or ilchire for all purposes Fust Premir.m tt-r Machine Work G K E E n FI E LD O, ' UN ION FA I R. Fif st i'f inium '.or Faniily Macfiitta Firt Pr-m!urn f t. r Mnch'oe Wuik. CLINTON LO. O, I AIR. First PrTniuiK fur F..miiy Mlicli'uie Fir-t Piemium !or Mac!.i'it. MON'I GOM'EKY CO Pa, FAIR. Fi :rt "Premium lor Ma. hnie i,t all purposes Firt Premium fr Mm hire Work. SAN JOAQUIN CO Cal FAIR Fast Premium ii r Fatuily Machine F t r l Piemium U i Machine Work. SAN JOSE DISTRICT Cat FAIR. FirBt Premium fi.t family Machine Fir-t Preniium f. r Machine Work yT"Ye ab've comprises all the Fairs at which the Grover 'fit Baker Machine were exhibited this ear. Sales-room, 4S5 Broadway, New York. 720 Chest.i'it S:., "Philadelphia. March 23, 1161 Jy. ji:.M) jcucn s3iay tcc.ii isgi. n-or)rrljacoi, Ueitf 'nbah, H. B. Wells, Luca N Moyer, Sam"l Suafler, Henry Woif. Beaver JoLu IIiade'Uer, Jacob Drais bach. . Briarcrsek J.irob Creay. . B'-r. Berwii 1. Hiram R. Biwer. Franklin Jin'.ob Ko'eribadnr, Greenwood Joseph It'et se, Gtorge Dtrr, G?orse G'.rion, Hemlock Dai iel Yocum, J-ck-on John P Hesa, - Mt Pleasant Jo eph K Vanderiice Pe-er HinpetiSteel, Mrfir.R Jac( b Bo-Tnarr, Madison G tvj, Biagie, A D Watson, Mifflin Abraham Soheppenheif er. P.ne John F Fowler, Roar iri2" reek Nathan Dr isbach. Sugarloal Satnuel Siiut.z. TRAVERSE jEKOu5,-3UY TER.1I. Bloom Samuel Jaccby, Beaver Jhn Hoass, Daniel Geariia't. Biuton Wm Huline, 6amuel McHeury, Abraham Kline, . Briarcreek Henry Doak, Centre Henry Delona, Conjnsham S lvel.'r HorTrr:ari. Filnnscreek Cyrn RoDbins, Alexan der Cramer, M-;Lael Lemonj Dan'l Kilch en, Nathan FlaKentine, John Pealer, Greenwood John Miller, Hemlock Dyvid Wazneir, Jackson H',r-m -aker, Locut Jonas Helwij?, Mt Pleasant Ar.drew Melicf:, M'filin John Michael, Madison S mon Coiner, John A. Fun ston, William Barber, Montour Daniel Giger, John II Qiick, Samuel Giger. Henry Ol.l, Orange Michael Keller, p!ne William Piatt, Roarinijereek Jame KiefTer, Scott O.-car P F.nt, Sam'I Bittenhender, Su"arloaf, Andrew Laubach, Itichard KileJohn W Kile. Bloomsburg, March 23, 1864. OYSTER SALOON IN BLO OMSli VR G , COL. CO. PA. r HE nndersif.eJ would announce to the public lhat he has retiited his SALOON one door East ol his BAKERY Si CON FEC T10NARY, on. Main Street. Bloomsburg; and is prepared id accommodate both La dies and Ge itlemen. He is ptepare.l lo furnish" OYSTERS, WHOLESALE k RE TAIL, BY THE CAN OR OTHERWISE., : STOHSEIt. November 25, 1863. o rou wish to be cured t nil RIICHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure, in less than 3.0 days, the worst cases of Nervous ness, impotency, Fremature .Decay, Semi nl Weakness, Inatiity, and ail Uriuary Sexaa'j and Nervous AlTeciioa, no matter from what cause produced. Trice, Ooe Dollar per box. Sent, pofpid, by mail, oa receipt of sa or Jer. Address,- - JAMES S. BUTLER, Station D, Bible House, New York. March 16, lS61-3ifi: Auditor's Notice. ALL person interested will lake notice that the undersianed appointed Auditor by the Orphan's Court of Columbia' County, to make c"istnbu'iorr of th balance in hands of Lewis Yeller, Executor of the last will unit Testament of Daniel KHtler, late of Ca:awisa township., deceased, amoncst the legatees, will meet the parties interest ed for that purpose, at his oflicfl in Blooms burg. at 10 o'clock A. M., on Saturday the ! r i r a i . t .!."(. . io u nay oi Aj ru r.exi, wnen anu wnere they may attend if they think proper. ROK'T F. CLARK, AuJitor. February 25, 1864 4t. Auditor's Police. THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Orphan's Court of Columbia County, to make distribution amoti!t the lien credi tors of Joeeph R. Paxion, of the monies raised bv the sale cf the " real estate of Joseph Paxt.m dee'd., and naid into Coiir', hereby givs notice that lie will' Mttend to trie duties of his appointment, at his office in Bloomsbur",' on Saturday, ttie 23d day cf Aptd next, at 10 o'clock A. M, when ar.d where n persorn inlereeted may at- I lend if ihev think proper. ROBKR T b. CLARK, Auditor. Feb. 25, 1864 -It. SHU NCW: GROCERY 7fORE. Just received at Eraimus' Xeio Store. Molasses Sugars, Teas. Ct flee, R'n-a, Spices, Fi-h, Salt, Tobaco, Segars, Catidie', Razens, FEED AND "fRO VISIONS. -Together with a great variety of notions i &c, too numerous to meiiti.m. Fa? Butter. Egs. Meat arul produce gen erally taken in exclave lor co",,. A. B. ERASMUS. Bloomsburg, Feb. 9: 164. Cheap Ifat & 'Cap Aiiottirr Arrival of iootI"i. .Now is Your Time, to liuy. I NOW SELL "CHEAPER THAN EVER. TJHE undt-rstgned having bou.ht out the g Grocery ol David S:ri tip, has rp nnved his Hat and CipS ore up to Slroup's Old Stand, where in addiiiun to a pupencr as fconment ot SPRING AND SUMMER HATS aND CAPS, t'cmj.risirg every soil ami quality, wh'ch will b" sold at unnsnal'y low. price Hrt will i-oiilinue trie Grocery and Noiion busine-a in ail its torms a- carried on t Mr. Sirunp And solicits a continuance of the o'd customers. AL.-A fine loi of KIDS. MOROCCOES, and L1NING t which tie invne the at teiitton ol Suoinakers and the l ublic. JOHN K. GIUTON. . Bloom-burg, Dec 26, l?63. JYcio Stock of Clothing. FALL 6 WINTER GOODS. 1 NVll ES at eirttori to his ttock of chea, - and fashi'v able Clothing at his Stme, op IUIN STREET, HLOnMSIlCIiG. tiro doors ubove'lhe Jimtricaii IAusp, wher.e he has jnt received t""m Nf York and Philailelphia, a full assortment of Mvti nnti 15ys C lolhietlr. inclnditig itie most fahioti:ib!e, ilnrab'e and , handsome, DRESS GOOD, consisting ot lox, Hack, frock, Gum und Oil Clcth Cauls, and Fanfi, of all sf-!, size, and colors. He atsn has replenished bis, already large stock ol Fail and Winter Shawl-; elripcd, figuied and plain Vests, shirts, cravats, Mock-, co'Ir-, liandf-erchiefs, gloves, snspen Jtr- atul fancy ar'il-s. N B He has constantly on hand a large and we.l i-eiecttd as-ortmeni ot Cloti.s and Vesting, which he is prpaie l to muke'r p to order, into a-ty kind ol cl Ling on very short notice and in the he! of manner All his doting is made to wear and .iot of it is ot home manufacture. 0C3Uii 3aaS0l2S3 A N D Of every Description, Fine and Cheap. -His Case ol Jew elry i not ourpas-ed in thi place. Call and examine his gei-eral as lortmoril oi Clothing, Watches, JeHelry, fee. kc. DAVID LOW EN BERG. Bloomsburg, Feb. 3d, 164. For the Fruit, Flower and Kitchen Gar. 1804. The 1801. CJ A 11 15 E X E U'S 51 OX Til EY. W. G. P BRINCKLOE, Publish hr. Ouice : 23 North Sixth St., Phil'a. TKRMS 5"1 50 A YEAR. E?IiU! Jy T II O H A S M Ii E 3 A ft". THE MONTHLY CONTENT'S AUK: Hints Flower Garden and Pleasure Ground ; Fruit Gaen ; Vegetable Garden; Window Garden. Communications.- Embracing the views of the best writers on Horticulture Agri cul'nre, and Rural Affair. Editorial Giving the Editor's views on the important Agricultural improvements Scrap and Queries Yew Fruits New Plant. Domestic and Foreign Intelligence Foreign Correspondeuce Horticultural No'ices. W:lh each Department handsomely il lusira'ed. fl"'H EE genenl fealurf will b'e enler - tained ar-d fie publisher r!ede him self thai no labor or expense thall be spar ed io under the succeeding . tfcsue of the Magazine every way worthy of the favor with which his praviojs effort have been amply rewarded. Seud lor a Specimen. February 24, 1864. UOWAUDS ASSDCIATID.. PHILADELPHIA, PA. DISEASES of 'the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and Sexual Systems- new and re liable trea'meni in Reports of the HOW ARD ASSOCIATION Sent by mail in Eeale 1 letter envelopes, free of charge. Address, Dr. J. SK1LLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street Philadelphia, PsK Dec 16, 1863 ly. BLANKS ! BLANKS ! fSLAKKS 1 1 DEEDS, SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, SUliPCENAS; of proper & desirableforma,fo sale at the rf5c of be "Star of the North." Lack'a atid Cloomsburg Railroad ON AND AFTER JAN. 18, 1564, PAS SENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOL "MOVINO 60DTH. Freighl Sr , Passenger. Passenger. Leave Scranton, O'P M ' Kin;ston, 5 53 Blooms-burg 8.23 " .RupHM, 8 35 ' Danville, 9,. la" Arrive at North'd 9 55 .MOVING NORTH. Leave North'd E CO A. M Danville, " ; Rupert. u Bloomsburg, " Kinsston, Arrive at Scranton, 8 40 9 22 9 35 12 12 PM 1,30 Fieiaht & Passenger leaves Bloomsburg, 10 15 Ail . Pa-ser gers taking the Ilail Train South connect with the Express train from Nor thumberland, arriving at Harriburg at 2.30 A. M , Baltimore, 7,00 A. M. and at Prul'a. :it 7,00 A.M. The Mail Train from North'd, leaves immediately after the Ex press train (rom Harrisburg at and Balti more allowing Passeimers leaving Phila delphia, at 10 40 P. M to reach points on tnis road during the next lorenoon. New and elegant Sleeping cars accom pany the night trains etch way between Northumberland and .Baltimore, and Nor thumberland and Philadelphia. H. A. FUN DA, Supt. J. C. Wells, Gen I Ticket Agent Kingston. F'eb. 3, .864. : rr ria TtiluilUcrs illlll IaSfnpiM wi,;un rn;ty aceroe ir-jm ,ne novel enter To Soldiers or enj others wihirg io in-1 prise, a-nl to appropriate the par.ie to this create thir income, there is no rjetierway rt doing so at this t'tmp, than Irom the sale ot our Wa'cries They are warra-ited as Represented ! .! I...... ... I...'.. t.,.' for ofTicers in the Army ih '.rav-jlers.''' Trunk Leak's, Feb- I ai net 'Hi iy iuo ruary 21 "Prettiest, best and cheapest timepieces ever offered. ''A' X Jiluitrattd News, Jan uary 10. Ven rr -ttv and durable Watches for the Army. ' N Y Army & Navy Journ. Government Organ J Aug,a. 'Uneolthe ofdest and most reliable houses in buiuess." Louisville Ky , Jour nal, J"l 21. J1AGIC TH1E OBSERVERS. Beii g a Hun ing or 0;en Face for Laly'i ' trGetf lemn' Wa'ch Compared, with Patent Self-Winding Improvement, a iuo.1 pie a-1 rig N-u'elty K THE PIlElTIEsf, MOST CON- 7 VKNIENT. AND decidedly the bel and cheai est time-piece for general and r-Tiable ilk as ever offered. It 1ias within it ronnecied with its .machinery, . i; own w ir tling a'tachrr.9;it, rendering a key en- tirtdv c"t"'cessary Tbe cases ol this Waich are composeu ot two mntais, trie outt r one being tM.e 10 carat gcud. It has the improved ruby action lever movement, and i- warranted hu accura'e time-iiece Pr-ce, superb!) engraved, per case of hal ilrzpn, S204. Sample Wa:ches, ia ner ir?.rocco Box, $33. Silver Watches ! Firt Class Hunting Time-Pieces for aco racy of muvsm?'!!. beauty of ma terial, and above all, cheap ness in nrieff, tlese w a.ut es mu-t itisure cnivers..! appro bation. An imi'iion so Unities tha can hard ly be det cted t y the mod experienccr" jiule. Tne msterial being cf two metdls the oi.ter on fir.t qnauiv Stirling Silvei whil-? 'he I'inpr one is- German Sdver, i canno' b recognized by cutting or heavj eimraviii?, n.alv'ng it, ne t only in appear Mtice, but in durability, the best reseir biattce Oi Solid Sierlmg Silver ia exist ence. The sale of thes" Watches m the A-mv a i-otiree f enormous profit, re lading, as . - - . f tty very readily dsj, at t'25 and upward. Many In. nditj li.iilars can be made in a r,0inPU ta. j RrAf WHOLESALE ONLY ! In hea- t vy t"ir.tiiig caes, teaiitiluiiy engr-i vii. whi.e enaii el dial, and fancy eut rar.J, in goad rnnnir g order, by the half dozen, it; 6 Si Id only by th. c.ie of -ix ! bpon receijt m two UnUars. as guaran- tee of -(.o.l taith, we will senJ wafh-s by exj.ii;- to any part of ihe ioyal -,alts' collecting bafance ot bill on delivery. This Upon receij t of t wo dni'ars. a guiran afe ('e'.ivery ol all Watches, whether lh7 a:e sent lv mail nr express. HUBBAKD BBOS S.i!e Importer. 171 L'rad lwav, cor. Ccrdaudt St. N. V. Fjb. 24, 1S31. SCHOLARSHIP FOR SALE. Pist-burgh Commercial College. Biiii-lihriitiri " CriMeiiden's ' "Philadelphia,; Stratton, Bryar.l oi Co., " These Scrips, are in amounts of 515 and S50 and are as so much cash, by the Stu dent on entering eiiher of the above Ccd lees. Your. men deiring lo obtain a finished Collegiate Education, will here find a good speculation hy apply i-u: a' llie clhce o( the STAPv OF THE NORTH. Bloomstnrs, Nov. 4, 1863. Ai:tlilor' IVoticci Estate tf John Evans, late of Bloom twp., Columbia co , deceased. THE undersigned. Auditor appointed by tbe Orphan's Court ol Columbia cocnty t make distnbjlion o the fund in the hands of Benjamin F. Hanrnan, Administraior ot the estat8 of John Evan, deceased, amona the heirs of said decedent, will attend to the dnti?s of hi appointment at hi office, in Biomnsbiirg, on Saturday the iSth day of At til, A. D., 1881, at 10 o'clock in the torenoon, when and wrier von will atienu if you think proper. WESLEY WIRT, Mercu 16, 186 i 4t. Auditor. .VET.1': NT ION! TO ALL W IIOJI I I .12 Y COSCEU.N. THE nndersianed being a regularly Mi censed Auctioueer," hereby t fLsrs hi ser vice as such, io all v. ho may feeldipoed togivehirria call. Hi ereat experience in llie Ocfinees, will enable him lo render satisfaction to his customer. At the same lime he cautions all Actioneers, not licens e l, from following said calling- a the ll ie fixed by the U. S. -sill surely ba imposed, and the law carried out io its full eslent. AH pe;sons desiring to obtain my servTces, will pleae iuform me to that effect before they advertise. . . J. D. I11CE, Auc'r. Light Street, Nov. 18, 1863. "O DAVID LOWENDERG. , CLOTHING STORE, On Main slreeiwddoortaboTelfie'Ariier lean Hotel.' j thsiv waiches befjrrt piymetit i requ.red. j -'- Soldiers in the di-loyai S.a;es muf re-nit j . ,C .'' , I Cash in -dver.ee, as toe ePre,s tompan- j Oi.e ?rr.'eel rc-ince t..e C..y e. peremptorily refuse mak.t.g c o.Iections p Ry; U-- ft in s!-ch dinner' us l..CJi:ies. Kern ember, Three P.ano fcr.s, va . at f.oon ear!, 1 ,00 ; Cash in advar.e from wilhin the army Five iya.n-fortes, va!. at '3( 0 e.-ch 1.0 i i...--- ... .-i.-i i W- r.:,afl,f,( ip i Five Gold atd.es, at M'.O each, . 0 'fEKIIAifl'S IKYALiD SOLDIER'NlTIONAL HOME ' . EXTEIiPlWSE. 5 8 5;B ROADWAY NEW YORK. THE,- i ICIP-BOI "CP THE 'RE - EI3 lli it. The Most Complete and Magnificent ff'ar Exhibition YLxlant. Devoted to rafsi g Funds for a Na tional Home. 100,000 TICKETS,. AT'SI EACH. A D 02 A 1 ICN rS 3 4.7 20 in Valuable Prop. -J e1y to (lit , Ticket Holders. JOSIAH rERtKM, 'Agent for the Pro prietors. has the honor to announce a plan for creating a fund for . the founding of a National Institution, to be a home lor Iu valid, disabled, discharged soldier. The original, stimber of Tickets issued for this object was 100,000. one third ol which l a-. e. been already disposed of in Boston, Mass. where the enterprise was fir-l projected. Each ol the One Dollar Tickets is good for Four Atniisions t lh Alamrnoth MIRROR OF THE REBELLION, al isa moauwjy, new i om vu, . ........ k.i 7 .. . .. r-. . .. . I wherever elf a extiiDiteu. U:ie hail ol ttie proms oi hip er.fire sate will bo exclasivelv devoted and donated to the above nanritnl patrioticobject. According to the criginal advertised plan, a Mass Meeting of the ticket hold ers was held.iu Faueuil Hall, Boston, on Nov., 4th, and an adjourned meeiiog at the same, plrtce on Dec, 18th. The fol lowing named 'gentlemen were elected as Board of Iru-iees, to receive the Kind obiect in accordance witn trie plans o: ti origt'ialor ; (jen Jotin o. tvtcr, br stoti : his ti.xcell ncy uovernor ja mes . miiiiji. i . . . . . . r of Rhode 1-Uiid; Hon. (Jeo. Bri;9 of 'New York ; hi Excellency Gov. A. G. Cuitjn ol Pentify Ivania: Mrior Gen N. P. .Banks, ct Mas., Mjor G.-!!). O. O. Howard of Maine: j his ExcelltM-.cy Gov. R.ichard Yates, of! Illinois. To speedily accornpliih this great ob- - t I I I L. . iecl. every wise neJis w in ue . useo uy lrte projector to etfect the immediate sale of the tickets; aiid he calls upon the loyal and humane to assist earnestly in catrytug this noble u luidiukiig forward to a triutn phaul success. J Neiuir its importance nor its fcai- t bility, can be called in questicMi. Let the people. but respinul in a spirit worthy of the project, aruL no obstacles shall vlelay its coti-ummation. flaking Ihe propesition in good faith, and reti'ly to devote his whole energies to the grest work, the projector firmly be- I lieves t he tide of pop ular lavor will How in ihe desired direction, and accomplish the loutidi- g and insure the creation cf a permanent Natiortal Instilut mil, whicii i shall be an asy bun lor the retired folilter, unun w uiinmm ui mm uip.u r in j fir t.proifi !ir?r vir.fS oerformeil in lii- rOUUlt) laufc, dim iv ii ii-: . ruau u ' J i:un n io the f ijf.tre g-uera'ions a tle.-;-ir-g to man kind aril an enduring monument io the liberality of the loyal people. Bv com :iti'it.g this enterprise with a public placa ol amusement of sucti well established high character and merit, the snbsctiber t ihq fund, while tiving bin money lor the promoiion cf a great char itable design, may receive a lull equiva lent for thrt outlay in witaeesiug this splendid sri's of Painiioge. ATTARACITVE I-OUNTY TO PUR CHASER. To efTect the spe.jdiest possib's sale of ihe.-a tickets, 0 '.tint unnecesF ary expen-e mav be fa-.e. Ad the Na ional Home Fund proportionately increased, a further inducement is offered a- a comity t-j per cltr.-er. . . A soon a lh ticket1 shall bava been soi l, in addition to 0113 hat! ihn profits, as afcresnil, the following demerit. ed prop er!y wiil be ilonaied t. the ticket holders, and ;!uccd m llie hasids of their Truster. a iii;n ct boir 1 having been chesen fur j that purpose, al the mass meetings !fM . U , n r. . 1 ! . 1 . . . - 1 . - ft IT. d I j (ollowir.g gentlemen who, on rtCf-ipt ol 1 H-'s.-! ih. nm-wtii . wiil iti-r.r.vc nllhe sa're. bv : 1 t 1 u fJt t ,Jj ----- - j 1 J Mot or o.hr rv i-e. as ine ticket holders in 1 j ma- n.efting may e4irect there to oe no I viohilion of hi-v in Mich disposal : 1 1 r- - C O- Borers. Hon. C. W, Slack. Gen. Cbt Cowdin, Crl. A.J Vr.gh, J M... Uij : BoM.in, J.iliua W-bster Esq., ; J M3f,,.vi; n j ,a.:C S. Morse E,q . i rf fja n r:d e. Mi-.'. ( K( ,,KUljL1: 0p DON ATION PROPERTY Filly OuM Watches, a! iiil each, 2.500 Two share' in the Do-t'Mi and Wcr cener R-ilroiiJ, a" S-lC&each, Two shares ii: t!i B.;i'i -i.id Maine II 11. valu-.'d itl S 1 30 each. Two phases in the rderchants' Bank, 60 i i ! 260 2C0 Br.s'.o", at Sfio:) each, Si ihcuai.il Gw!d Uiiir u Meiials i I "valued at S3 arh. 18,000 j Tu Seeing Machi.ies, at C50 eacn, !()( Total, . S3 1 720 j Due not'ue wiil to given of the next j rtta- meeting tf If n ticket holder which; will Uke-idace in New York City. A National H..;re Ticket, rrsnnjoti dollar, consist-- t-f five coupr.5, lour oi which are admissions m i:ie .ni''', ii" 81 any tint-, and 'ho oiher a certificate f t an interest in the bulerprise, wnic.'i me purchar relays. rThe admision coupon may be ued sp atately, or all at once, as poits the conve nience ol the purchaser. All communications oti tlu FUl vct, and all orders for tickets by mail. r .wore, should b directed to JOSIAH PERU AM, Agent, 585 Broadway. New York City. TO CLUBS. Persons taking an active interest in this charitable undertaking, by getting V. ciut s, wni recetvu eioveii ncoi3 iw. '., ' . ten .u.iar ecu. Jan. 20, 1S64 National Foundry. Blootmlnirs CoIii:niia Co., fjtns sub-ribjr, proprietor of the tb'ove 1- rramed extmsire etublihmen!, is now prepared to receive r-rdern for all kind- cf I ' 'Lr f..mrrrpir;c nr it rrrr? l maf-ninery. inriyui.i.r.iuiv", uun.ji . NAC FS STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS THRESH IMG MACHINES, &c, &c. He i also prepared to make Stoves-, nil pize and patterns, Plow-irons, and every thing usually made in first-class Foundries His extansive faciiitie and practical workman, wairant hiin in receiving the largest contract on tbe most reasonable term; V Grain of all kind will" be taken in exchange for casting. . - - ... Ear .This establishment s located netr the Lackawanna Railroad Depot- PETER BILLMEYER. , Bloomsburg, Sept. 9, 1863.- THE SINGER SEWIXG MAClHNESr VITR fitter A Fam. v Sewms Machine IB VffaB, ainih'. a world-wide renuiation. It is beyond loubt die bet and cheapen and most beautiful of all Family .Sewing Ma chines t ofTemd to the ppblic. , No other F-imilv Sawinn MactiiriM ha.s so manv use- fcl appliances (or Hemming, Binding, Fell , inw, Tucking, Gathering, Uoagine, i;ra.air.g t Embroideriuc. Cording, and fo.Joith. No other Family Sewing Machine has so much capacity lor a great variety of work. It will sew all kinds of cb h, e.nd will, ail kinds ol thread. Gral and recei.t . improvetnsrM iliakrt enr Family Sewing Machine most reliable and most durable? and most cer tain in ac.ioii at ad rales of spetd. It makes th interlocked stitch, which is the I)et titch known. Any ono, even of the most. ordinary capacii)',ca n see, at a glance how to use the letter A Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines ure fif iL e1 in chaste and exqniite etjle. The Folding Cae of, the Family Ma chine i a piece of cunning vvoikmaudiip of It.e rntst useful kind. It protects the ma chine when not in use, and when about to be operated may be opened as a fpaciou and sub-ianua! table to sustain the work, While some r f he Case, made out cf the r.'io.i unn,k am finihpil in ir.o - ') " ,e aiJ() cKiS:eft manner possible, others ' Ure adorned and etnbelisheJ in th ia most d snnerb mtr.p.er. It is absoUitelv necessary to see the Tam. ! ilv Machine in operation, so as lo judge of ' it great capacity and beauty. j !t i fast becoming as tioiiular or family sewing as our Manufacturing machine! are for .manufacturing purposes. The Branch Offices are well supplied with tiik iwift, thread, needles, oil, etc , Tif the very best quality. Send for a Parr.? h!e THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO., AM Broadway. N Y. PHILADELPHIA OFFICE.fi 10 Chmut St N. S. Tingiey, Agent, in E;.y, I'a. A. J. Evar., Ag-nt, in Bloomsburg. Nov. 11, lff.3. AtiD SEC OX 8 HA ZD -. fi.t'1.:.r'.fr?:'. 4?-'fl A fT If.'' fe? -' JLi KJf ! T I W YORK SAFE DEPOT j &c In the duncc, an oril the smoka 71 I f'illiuiil Street, NiW Tvr k. j and dut, are stall fdrjers, artill-ry,.'car-ffN A f S? TT-C9 airy til l tnf.-ititry. Tne. whole p-ct'jra U t1 A W" wiJ5 . ar! admirable compoi:ion, a.i J d;pUys tb Size and Trices of Allies Fire-Frcrf Safes- OUTSIDE: Ikizlt. Width. Dcp'h. No 1 24 20 20 No 2 2S 22 24 No 3 30 24 24 No 4 32 23 24 No 5 34 31 24 No 6 40 -31 4 INSIDE:' . ileibhl. ii'idth. D:?th No 1 17 11 .12 No 2 14 12 J 12 No 3 21 15 12 No 4 22 13 13 No 5 24 21 44 No fi 31 21 , 15 PRICE, PRICK. Number 1 $50 00 Nnmber 4 S-5 0-) do 2 u 00 j do .5 100 80 do 3 "0 00 j do 6 115 CO I November 1 !, 1KC3 if MORE MEN WA OUt-'-VH-'l IO QUELL RE Be MORE .MEN WANT ED ELLION! n volution in high trices: NEW ARKIVAE OF Ia jl, v;5.tei: goods. AT PKTi:?: ENT'S STORE IN LIGHT STREET, COL. CO. nAS ji:t received from !he ea?trn cuie-i :'..!:.'. a-sorinietii i f 2 c3 dp cs? Ii ea Q a 23 1 a t which w ili b sol ! ciiea p l.;r cash on cou:; r:iY produce 1 ! His -tt.ck consi-ts of La 'is Dress GjoJ, c nit-er stvlp aid laie&t fashion. CALICOES. MUSLINS. C INCH A MT. FLANNELS. HOSIERY. SILKS. SHAWLS, CARPETS, &U.; RATINE ;'5, CASSIMEREb, COTTON A UES, KENTUCKY JEANS, THREAD, kU. QUEENS W ARE, CEDAR WARE. HARDWARE. MEDICINES. DRUGS. COOTS AM) noi:s, EATS aud CATS, I.i short every tlu.tg asmiily kepi in a conrttry t trr;. The p.tr.T:.i r.f hia old friend, end the pat!:c generally, is tcfjectlully to-li.-n-d The bi'jhst market price p;iid fcr cian- .... rrnii,,(.0 PETER ENT. tsIr,.e Nov. 1 1, 13J3. rJillcrJs Store. OPXCS3l-3. 12 3. ? 22.11 OF FALL AM) WINTER GOODS. r!pHE subscriber ha just returned from - the Ciiie with a:io: her large and telect anrtment if FAl.l. z WLM'UJI woods, purchased at. Philadelphia nd New Ycrk which he is i . , i detprmuted in sell o i moderate terms a c?n be procured e!-ewnere in bloomsburg His stock comprises Ltadics Dress Goods, Ot the choii'e! styles and l.i'pi fahious DRY GOODS, CJ3 II CD (S CS DT L C2 S3 HARD W ARE. QUE E N S W A R I). CEDAR 'AMjUE. HOLLOW-WARE . ex - f- --.-s.-i j r '"?-T-r .J -J- -.-, s a " ---. e Boos and Shoes, Ha's and Caps, &c , f;c. In short, everything nna!lv kejt in country .Mores; lo which he ir. vitas the public gener ally. . Ttie highest price will be paid for conn try prodnce, ia esrlisn.e for goods. , . STEPHEN H MILLER. tloomsbnrs, Jan. 6, 1864. Attorney t Iarr BLOOMSBURG, PA. t Ofiic on Main Stteet, First door below A. J. Sicn' Siokj. Dec 2, 1864 tr e Sci eifiFi cImer i c we uo noi oeneve iui otC.. ... ... of chap publications any work can te anU ihnn ihe terms ol tro Scientific merican at 2 per annum with 25 per cent, discount lor clubs of 10 to form early .volume of 832 pits quarto, wi h an immen-e number of orij nal eiiijrannjis of patanieit macmnetu vaiu able inventions, and objects of scienliJ interest. Tbere ts not an industrial pursuit which doe not receive a share of its at tention. Ii contains r fitciu Itsis ol patent claims, important suiisiics, practical re cipes lor domestic urcoes and Las iTg stood, both in thin country and in Europe, a th highest authority in the. mechanic arts and nencpe. There i no publicaliea uinr valnable to the .Tafraer, the miller, the enttii.eer, the iron founder the mechci ic, or tha -manufacturer. We have never opered a number without learning pom thitig wi never ki.e belore, and obiainint; vaii.?.b!e inlormation fnr the5 benefit of our reaifeis. The Publisher-. Messrs. Muun L Co , cf 37 Park Row, New York, hav deserved tne suoce-i which thev bav achieved. . No one licn!d visit that city without calling at iheir palatial establih me.n', f hich is a n.un um d inventive &e:iiu. collected Ir'iTi ihe entire world. i D nriy Rf mir IreiUs ito not know this work Ml tae our aovice, tnev win mmuz p.nd become subsrnbers imme fiateU, or by a;;' yiuji to the Publi-hsrs they caM ob- la!" a specimen copy gra'is, which will bo feU'e to co:.Er:u it iruiti ol our rccuramen- dation." JUST rL;BIS52Z2J3. ' SPLENDID STEEL PLATE MEZZOT INT ENGRAVING OF Ecjcr-CcEcrul George B. HcCiellai, On the. Battle Field of ANTlETAIrf..' . Siz c? Pictvre I9i uv 24 ivcnts. ! 'J'rlE Origins-I Pai'ming was male from ' - life, to nr.'er . f the Publisher, by tha celebrated Arlisi, C SchusKle. Esq .(who I the only cue the ueneral sa to). It rc te-'-' n hiin o:i his. celebrated horse Dai jet Webster, vpreMed i0 hioi by the : citi.Jtis of Ci'ici.'iflati, taking an cb-er vatton rf the fiel i, in the latter part ol th dsy, st the Retnlo were failing oack. In tf p fr.re ground are seen the dsolat'OFS q,f ih haitlp hrotceii ouns. ha!tere.l r.- , t rare gen ins r,i ine Arusi. 4 RICE Ui- Hit kNUUAVING. , r-ir.gle copy, to one add.e-s, Two copien - 4i Thr?, ' 3 00 5 00 6 00 Se;.t by mid post-paid. , , . Per-ons ac'inc as Agents and ordering one copy at three dol'ars, car. hate sub- -M,q'ir,t ofe ai two dollars escli. Travel ir.g CanVa-ers . ordering largely, will btfa supplied uu liberal t-Mrn. Address , JOHN DAINTY, Pablishe , 17 Son'ti Si.ih S:., P.ii!JeIph"u. Jan. 13, 1?64. TERRIBLE DISf LOSUUES . Secrets For Ihc 33illchl . most va.uable and wonderlol. pcblK .Ui cation A work ol 40J p?ces. ana er.frravi.-.gs. Dii. HUNTER'S Iheir Pt.ys- every ktn.l, with Never-Failing Remtdie for their spe-.!y cere. Tbe practice of Dr. HUNTER hasr,n- bee-!, ani rti!! i-w ! unhnund:'. biT at th ran.es! suheitation i nam! errtu nersnns. ha has teen indccel ! tu e.ir d hie rredical ttsfulne? throogh. t:ie medi-jm of his "vadf;mecum.; It is a volum.1 thai shred I he i:i trie bauds cf every family ii ti.e Und. :i a preventive of sjcrtt vices, c-r as a ua:d for the allevia tic i of p'ij of the iriC.-t a'-vful an ' destruc live coors-e evt-r visited r.oai.knd. 0: cuj.y, securely enveloped, wi l be fcrer. ited free ol posf-tge to a;.y pur! of the . I'fii, ted biates for fiO cents in P. O. ttamps,'3 copies for t?l. Address, po-t t aid, . JJl. HUN'IEu, No 3 Divi-iua S'.-eet, Ne4 t Vo k Sept. 9. 1563. Old 'alii:::; IS.'coiac TCew, Tiis t.e I vvoti! ' beg leave tu in- form his rdd Irieitd.-, a:.d "tl.e rest of ma'a- kind," liiit Le ha lately ret-.r.ied Irotn lho Rirvt ' cl Ins rotintrv, a' u arz-uo. re- c his rotintrv, ar d a-j-ito re- i o l d es t a ;;li SH- $y 1 L O ii I N G SA LO 0 N,- rpttpJ hi- E D T AT with a view o! r.i..i;ir.s up emir-) new gar mea s, cs we.l a meiiiii; :j. cl.l ones, for all naitkind, ar.d auy bid el-s J who may Uo' !.i:;i wiili tl-.rir werk in his line. jo pr.-.T" ' ia woik f-'EAT. Fash lONAHLE ar.d SU!:S FANTIAL, and hope by to dci..j rn t ni!et.'i"n to tm-iness o inent and rn e ve a due -h.ire o p'rour aj;e. Inn remember, all. that thee t.me re'.iire mm.ey, r.r something to Itve upnn he iherefore hope r;d irutts, thai wheri i e Lo lien" I ii pin, bis tus oti.ers will do theirs, by lorr.isr.ins; i!;a 4:reafy John,'.' or rcMt'v tr-d'. I ir :riiv ibo '"Laborer Wtl.uV ui Li h!re.', BERNARD RUPERT Bloomsburg, Sept. Id It-.Ci. LATEST STYLES CHEAP GOODS. rjpHE under' h.s frien J that he ha j.is: Cute-, a lre Z' - J re.;-ectft!'y inform :.J the pjt-l.c 'er-eral.y received '.fo-n the Eailero sscrt;r.i'i! of tS; Winter Fre.h from the s?st cf Fa-hi;in, of all sorts, sizes an I r,ua ilities, viiih will U sold cheap Icrcr.s' or c--n:!ry product. A L 3 O, II ATM Jv- C A lX E'dOTS AM) SHOES. - ST-y. uisriiier vkui a var'f ) ui u-r tions and tTiinus to. troublesome to nn-ner-ate, to which Iz ii:vi'e the a tetttion ofpur c!i.iers. , fX" He is alio prepare I lr tn'tkettp clothing to order. o reasonable terms and up to the latest fashions. CF"Ci!l aad eii.-m-i? rur stock of "oda ANDREW J. EVA No. E'.iomsburg, Dec 2. l;63. ipohtant . TO Married Ladies ! TECLY A BLESLG ! , . I will send, free of chirse, to .any Ldf who w ill nd.her name and addre-, direc tion how to prevent the extreme pain of CHILD-BSP.TH : also bow lo haye perlect ly healthy and Leautifvl Children ; also on other new and IMPORTANT SECRET, th only pure and tafe remedies ever discov ered. ' 1 My obj-cl "n makirtig ll above oiler ta io induce every lady to tet my remedies A Mress i v S MADAME DULENTAUX, IL p., 76T. Broadway, New YorkCift Fab. 5, 1861 3tfl.