STAB OF -THE NORTH! THINGS AECCT TOtfN & COUNTRY. BLOOJISSiUirtt, PA. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22. 186.' $iIDiw advertisements in to-day's Star. Sami'(L Bogari, IVq., of'Green wood twp., 's Star saleable person- M'J X, . - - - - J - - m property. ; See advertisement... ' Thk' drafi Commissioners at Troy made ar. error in apportioning ibe quota of this l;;ooai township and announced' it as iiinety-eij;hK' It will be gratifying to oor people to learn that" if 'igi.i Scant correction -u made. ,Onr quota is only ninety-nint J DariATrD In ibe Legislature last week, tbe jint resolutions pending in ibe House,, requesting Congress to pas a law requiting lb quta.ot each township to be filled from it bona fide residents was, after wme dis cussion, defeated by a rote of 35 ayes lo 49 cay- . ' . L. A..r.: it f i bkrb. was 10 it. iiu inuie i.ioinig 11 i people would only re-elect Abraham Lin- coIq. So said lh Abolition leaders last ian tefore the election.' The Democratic press "told itsi readers if Lincoln was re elected there would ba another draft before Spring. Which was right ? Pernio have been numerously signed nd sent to the Merit er ol ibe Legislature from this dir.tr.cl, prajing for an increase of Justice and Constables'.lees in the Coor. ty of Colombia. A bill has beert read in j?focand referred to the Judiciary Commit tee (local) looking t5 that object. -Indications are that a general bill wilt pass, reg ulating bit Jets from Associate Judges dowa to Supervisors. - Tutt preent quota of this township is pulldown at tii,e'y-nu.e Why not make ii ve. hundred round, numbers. We are for 'prosecuting the war to the last man and the last dollar," said our Republican' neigh bors a few years ago. . Now let them show their fidelity lo :he Union ; they never Lad -h better opportunity. We will pay anyone of them fict hundred dollars in greenback who will right as a substitute for us. 1 The Missouri Legislature has passed a bill providing that a person whose husband -or. wile has been engaged in rebellion -gainst the Government shall be entitled to -a di voice on proper "application to ihe courts. What a saintly set of people these Missouri - loyal" Yankses .must fe ! l ou d'ul they now pass a resolution in- ructm Peter to lock the door of the celestial heaven aga'ri.i the diabolical rebels .. : -- -' . - O.v TrssuT KVCM'suoi last wek a meel- ing of the people ot Bloomsborg held, -at which the following resolution a -adopted : - . . Ti...r.i f n r.-,- 4 iw.svtien . i' Vi.i. ;nn w i r; mu Dr. P. John bt- cornini'tee to proceed at once-1 Troy una inquire no th condi lion of the enrolment antl qnntas of Cotum- ; t .a conrtiy and to act io conjnnciioji with I imiUrcoinmiuee Irom o.her parts of the . . Ii;...nl 'in roartaol In l.lff("in r IRM ntimS I il the whole district. In ; conformi:y with thi resolntion the committee went to Troy on Wednesday last arJ returned on Saturday. Their labor -1 i wi of no avail, to reduce the quotas. The urnno id in ih nnnil asi"i:eii to the . Dis- I " ' V rict, by the authorities at WashUfiton j., 0'na.v pra Dosed to send a' corammee to i Washington lo investigate the matier. Whether such a committee will mt meet wiih like success is doubtful. ' Xikct. Etams We notice in looking over lhA ar newsol the New York Hemld that Lieut. V . H. Evass. of th'n place, re ceived a" meri'oriooa notice for his bravery and good conduct during the fcfiarp enga:e meni, a short time siiice, at Ha;cher's Run, -in the neighborhood of Petersburg. -Liter. EvsNs i mentioned as liaving scaled the redoubts and planted ffce Stars sd Stkipes ! opon them, aner several unsnccesstui , -charges opon the rebel works. In this eti- ! tacemenl he received a severe wotnd in the hand,b) a. rebel bullet pacing through ,r- He is home on furlough 'for ,hrT da,, This movement was m.de-to feel General Lee's lines ; to acer.ain. what, amount of aroop he- had sent down to Charleston' to -assist his forces 'herein holding me plac against ihe Union force under Gen. 'Sher man. Lieur. Evns belonga to ibe 2l0.h P. V., wbicb Regimen t is attached lo the 6th Corpe. This corps is reported to have suffered the most severely in this la e :movemerit.' The weather war very unfa vorable and everything calculated to make (he who.'e affjir very anpleasaat. Oun Quota. On Mottday last our citizens received information that the quota of Ber wick Borough ic the coming draft would .'be thirty! more than twice as many as under the call for 500,000 men! And it -runs in about tLe same proportion in a ma icritf of the districts-in the coontr.' This report bad about the same effect , opon the diafubls portion -of the to mni unity, that an xAilosioo of a bombshell would havo in the camp of an enemy. It was startling ! The news spread like wild-fire. We had already,' as we presumed, 1 orniihed our uo'.aor nearly so, and there was still a de ficiency ct nineteen J 1 Tfce mutteriogs and urses agatcct the authorities,- were loud and deep, upon, the diaclosure of, such glaring injustice.' "Treason" was rani paot. ResisKnca to such tyranny found advocates even among tbe'V Loyal Leagueia.,r.; Rea noa, however, prevailed, and the draft as aociation have determined to see Ihe thing out, cost what il may. They are .offering as b,igh as S3C0 bounty to -acceptable re crcits, wiih a good prospect of succeeding ia!!ir.g the qao.i. Farher Abraham is n ,;!'- i on" in it about as heavv as the Public Sale OF Personal Property. WILL be exposed to Public Sal on the premises o' the subscriber, in Madi son township, Columbia co. on MONDAY, 6TH OF MARCH, T865, at 10 o'clock, A. M., the following per sonal property, to wit : - FOUR HOSESm FOUR MILCH Uf v. Three Head of Young Cattle, SIX HEAD OF SIIEJ3P, ONE SOW andEVEN-PlGS, Two nat of fniflfl Harness, One se of double driving Harney one pet of Yankee Hurries, one set of Plow , Gears, one large TWO HORSE ' WAGON; one tow Hor-e Spring Wagon, one open Buggy, one two hore Cultivator, 1 one horse Cultivator, PLOWS, Harrow, one two horse r . -c , - - C .1 "vi'.rth ixn Mo Siiiii-. Wheat. r.s,, -. ' . ' j gj w rieat, Corn Oit's, and Potatoes vy i me bushel, comfodder in the Bundle, II AY Y THK TON, SMOKED SHOULDERS AND HAMS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, B U R E Jl US, CHAIRS,' BEDSTEADS, TABLES, WASH STANDS," PARLOR AItD KITCHEN jtt STOVES Wirh pipe, one Lnrse - -v - ALSO, a lot of Qupensware, a Rifle and otnr hoii-eif Id lurniiure not rne'itiohd . Terms made known on day of sale by MARY BARBER. WM. SWITZER, Auctioneer. February 15. 1865. Public teale OF rCKSbAfj rROPESJTl. VI ILL heexroed to Public Sa prfniise- nl the suDscriber, i le on the iii Frank I'm townt-hip, Columbia co. on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2STH, 1865, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, the followrag property, to wit : TI1JIEE flORSES FOUR MILCH Three Hd of Yon ng Nine Head of SHEEP. FOUR FINE HOGS, Oiie Tup Bnrzgy, one open Buggy, Tvrolii'r" Waon, . TWO SLEIGHS, mo four " ,v- " '-" jjlir!1(j pOW Pt . ilit'OSrtinj JdaCillBlP, Oiie-Third of h GRAIN DRILL, one e! of DOUBLE LIGHT f..r p. . . , on of Vat lhrnp v ." Houglis, Culiivator-, Harm vs, a GIMIX HOLLER. I Grain in Hit roiiiil. HAY BV THE TON, 0,YE BUREAU, on -T- . t r r I 1 D ivo i a pips, on onrrser i.nponan,- orn- ! Heart. Chairs, dor It and LOOK ing-giass, one Seifei. Kitchen and PAULO II STOVES with pip,.tnbs, one lara Iron Kttle, and Q ieensare and other Household lurni tur too numerous to mention. CTerm mad e Itr.own nn dav of sale by ' WM. MENSCH. Feb. 1,' 1865. 180 . 18G PENNSYLVANIA AND RAIL ROA D--Tliin yreat line traverse the "Northern and Northwest ronrrfies of Pennsylvania to th cit) of Ere, on Lake Erie . Ii ha ben lea-ed by the Pennsylvania Rail Road Company, and is operated t) them. . It emirs lenz'h was opened for paen- ger and freight b is..ie, Oct. Ijtfi 1864 . PJ "ger tra,,, a, N.nhd. ' f-CHTC LastUTard. ' Mail Train 10 16 P. M Llmira Express Train, 1 1 27 L Haven, Ac'modation, ' 14 2 W4iamdPort 5 25 A. M it LcaTrs Westirartl. Mail Train. 4 26 A. M Elmira Expres Train, 5 13 Lock Haven Ac'modation 4 34 Witliamsoort ' 1 1 55 P. M. n Passenger carsron through on Mail train without -change bo'li ways b-iiwn Phila deloliia Erie, and Baltimore and Erie. Elegant Sleeping i'ars on the Mail T'ain bo'ih ways between PmlaJeiphia and Locfe Haven, and on F'.lmira Epxress Train both ways between WilUampori and Biltirnore. For informa'ion respecting Passenger business apply at cor. 30th aSd Market Sis., Philadelphia. And for Freight bu-iuess of the Corrpany's Agent. ' S. B Kin-isioii, Jr., Cor. 13th and Mar ket Street! Philadelphia. J. W. Reynolds, Erie. J. M Drill, Aa'i. N. C. R. R.. Baltimore. H. H. HOUSTON. General Freiaht A gU Phil a. H VV.G WINNER,' : - -General Ticket Agt. PhiPa. ; JOS. D. POTTS, General Manager, Williamsport. Feb. 22, 1865. ... A CARD TO INVALIDS. A CLERGY man, while residing" in South America as a missionary, discovered a safe and sim ple remedy for the cure ot Netvous Weak ness, EaTly Decaydiseafes of the Urinary and Semio? I Organs, and the whole train of disorder brought on by baneful and vi cious habits. Oreat numbers have already been cared by this noble rertedy. Prompt ed by a desire to benefit the afilicied and cofortcnate. I will send the recipe for pre paring and using this medicine, to any one who needs it, in a sealed envelope free ol charge. Please eccloe a stamped "envel ope, adJrese I lo yoursalf. Address JO- MS. 11 Special Notices. TO COi"SUiTllTlVES. i . , ! THE undersigned having been restored lo health in a few weeks, by a very sim ple remeJy, alter having suflered several years, with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption is anx ious lo make known to his fellow sufferers the. means of cure. - . To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used free of charge with the directions for preparing and uing the same, which, tbey will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Colds, &c. The only object of the adver- liser in sending te Prescription is to bene fit the aBlicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes evety sufferer will uy his remedy as it will cocit them nothing, and prove ' blessing. . ' , Parties wishing 'the prescription will please addre-s, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON; ' Williamsburg, Kina Count), New Yrk February 15 1865 3mo IF YOU WANT TO KNOW 4 LITTLE ol everything relat'ioa to the human ybtem, male and female ; the causes and treatment of diseases; the mar riage cusiom ol trie world; how to marry well and a ihoua-d things never publish ed before, read the revised and enlarged edition of "Medical Common Sense," a curious book for curinns people, and a good book for every one.' 400 page-, 100 Illustrations. Priee Si. 50 Contents table sent free to any addres. Books may b had at the hook More, -or will be rent by mail, pot paid on receipt o1 tne irice .' Address Dr. E B. FOOTE, M. D. . 1 130' Broadwa) , New Yoik, Feb. 1, 1865 6mo. Informal ion Free. To Nerveous Svjferers. A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility, Ineompeiency Premature Decay and Youihlul. Error, actuated bj a dire to benefit others, will be happv to furnish to all who need it, (free ol charge,) iti recipe and diieclion, for making lh sim ple remedy nsed in his case. SnfTerers wishing to profit by the advertisers bad ex perience, and posse a Mire and valuable remedy, can do so by addre-sin him at of Kit. i-kLlUA nf bn.sin''. 1 ne Keeipe i ..m Ar.;Mi ' aHU lull IlllilllvvllH " I lien lillj'iMiniH rs r will be cheeilully sent by return of mail. Address JOHN B. OGDEN. No. 60 Nasmi S:ret, New York. P. S Nervous Sufferer- of both sexes will find this information valuable. Dec 7, 1864 3mo. ARCANA WATCH. An Elegant Novelty in Watche?. THE cases of this wah, are an entirely new invention, composed of six different ma'als combined, rolled ' together and plani-r.ed, prod ncin 2 an exact imi;aMon of 18 carat gold, called Arcana, which will alwavs kep its color. Thf y "re as beantifnl and dnrable as solid gold, and are affirded at one eighth the cost. The cae i- beautifully designed, with Panel and shield tor name, with Patent Pnh Pin, and encraved in the ejact style ol the cele brated Gold Hnntiiig Lever- and are real ly hnd-ome and desirable, and so exact an imi'ation of gold, a s to dey deiection. The movement is manufactured by the well known St Jimer Wa'ch Company-c" Europe, antl are superbly fiuih-l, having enuraved pallets, fancy carvpl bridges, fjnsliTg regulator, -with la'il balanced, and the improved ruby jewelled action with the line dial and skeleton hand-, and is warranted a oud line keeper. These, watches are of thjve different size-, t'.e, malle-t being for ladies .and are all Hunt ing Case. A case of six, will be sent by mail or Express lor SI25.00. A single one sent in an element Morocco ca-e tor 525.60 will feadily sell for ihree times their co-t. We are the sole agents for mis Watch in the United State, and none urc genuine which do not bear onr Trade Mark. m Adc'ress, DEVAUGH & CO., Importer-, 15 Maiden Larie, New York. Feb 8. 1865 3vTo Jt E E V E S ' ORIGINAL, GEMTNE & KL LI A CLE, FOR THE GROWTH. HEAUTY AND PRESERVATION OE THE HAIR. . Esta!I.3icd 18GO. Price, 75 cts.pcr bottle. This preparation can show living evidences of its excel lence. - SEE Photograph and read certtfi-. cate of Mrs. Wm- Sutton hair five leet and one Hich in length uied Reve' Ambro sia about twenty mon lis. ALSO, - Phonograph and certificate of Mrs. L. M.- Neil hair five ft. . length used the Ambro-ia 18 months Thonsands are nmg this preparation and offering wil ling testimonials. Th ee potographs, taken from life, hav been awarded to ex;end the knowledge of the merits of this .wonderful discovery. Hundreds have seen these hdies and heard the facts from their own lip. . 3Irs. 3Iaxwell's Trstiuionial. , Kr York, Dec 23. 1862. Knowing positively that Reeves' Am brosia ptodnced a beautiful head ot tiair for Mrs. Lizzie Shepherd, of . Brooklyn, New York, I was induced, (hereby, to u- it thoroughly. I needed someihing tor my hair, it being short and t h in had uyd one half dozen bottles w fp?n I could plainly notice an increase in it- length, st.ength, and beauty. An experience of about twy years has proved a complete success. Mo hair is now by measurement, four feet ten inches in-length, nearly reaching the floor. I have allowed my photograph lo proclaim (he merits ot Reeves' Ambrosia to the world. - . 'MRS. WALLACE E MAXWELL. lTjill entenprising Druggists have these Photographs and keep for sale, REEVES' d MB ROM. at 75 Cents per Bottle. DruggiMs who may not have our prepa ration, will send for it d applied to. Prin cipal Depot, 62 Fulton Streei, New York. Messrs French, R'cbards, & Co. of Phil adelphia, General Agents lor.Pennsylvania. Nov. 30. 1864.6 mos. HENRY ROSENSTOCK, Sky-Light Ambrolypistj p OOMS in the Third Story of ihe Ex change Block, (entrance above the Book Store,) Bloomsburg, Columbia coun ir Pa : -" National Foundry. ISloonisbursr, Columbia Co., rw De subsribjr,- proprietor of the above . M. n a mart i Pticivf fist abliih men !, is now prepared to receive orders for all kinds of machinery, for COLLER1 ES, BLAST FUR NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS THRESH IMG MACHINES, &c, &c. He is also prepared. to make S oves, ell sizes and patterns, Plow-irons, and every thing usually made in tirsl-claes Foundries His extansive facilities and practical workman, wairani rvim in receiving the largest contracts oi tfce most reasonable terms. . . CiT Grain of all kinds will be taken in exchange for castings. C This es.tablishmnt is located near the Lackawanna Railroad Depot. PETER BILLMEYER. Bloomsburg, Sept. 9, 1!63. - The New Yofk Weekly Herald. THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN the WORLD fl'HE extensive and i-ompreheiisive. facil " ' ities in its possession enables the Pro prietor of the Weekly Herald to suarantee ihe la'est and most reliable information possible to be obiamed, not only fmrn all pans of the United States, but Irom all parts of the world . lis home correspondents, engaged at very heavy cost, and fonnected with each new naval and military expedition ol 'he cov ernment, prove that it is determined to leave no spot uncovered by Ms operations and no ereid c.in'occur that shail no! find imme diate report tn its column-. It costs the proprietor ov-r one hundred ihonsand d I lars per yer to- maintain its corps, of cor respondents in the field.. In its collation of FoTeian News the Herald has lor years held a hih posfiion, and it will endeavor in the' future o main tain the staod it ha- as-unied. It has spe cial correspondent sialioned in all of the 1 :.!.... A IIM'-Cl41 "IIIK" Ul ll.C VIMI'J. , - . 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PIAAO IOKTK illAMIFACTHRERSj .THE altention of the public and the trade is invited to onr New Scale 7 Octave Ro-e-wood Piano For.es; which lor volume and purity of tone are unrivalled b any hi 1 ertr offered r. this mark el. They .contain all the modem improvements, Frer.c h, Grand Act on Harp Pedal. Iron Frame, Over-S.rnns Ba &(-..B,d earh n.ninmei.t being msrV , der ,V,e pirso Vs. s'ir ervisio o. Mr J. H GROVESTEEN, ho has had a practical e "erience of over 30 years in .heir n anufactnre is fnlly warrerned in every r.r.trokir. The Grovettten Piano-Forte Revived the ll,Shest award of Merit ovtr all other at the Celebrated, World' Fair. Where were exhU .ted in,lrume,,.s from the bes, maker, of London, Pans Germany, Phi aoelnhia Baltimore, Po-to and New York; ami aNn at the American InM.tme for five Tcce iU ears .heoold and silver rnedaU from both of which can be seen mi our ware By ,he i .rmloOion of improvements e make a s..)l more perler Piano FortVand by manulactnr,r,S lar.Hv, with a sttidy rash are enabled lo offer lhee ins-rumen!, at prices which will preclude all compel.. ton. PRICFS- Nr.. 1, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose worn! plain case S275. Io. Sever O.Male, round corners, Ho. wood heavy rnouUtins S300. No. 3, Seven Oc ave, ou"d comer-'. R-sewond Loui- XIV x S32S, a VlTttS. ' R DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SE.NT FREE, July 13, 1864 ly. PITX3I CLOTHES iVIMSGEK. IT IS THE ONLY RELIABLE 5 CLF-J 9JUST1SG WRINGER. No Wood Work to swell-or split Xo Thumb set eics to get out of order, -. lVarrantedwilh or without cog-tehee's iT.ook-the first premium at' fi fty-'even I State and Cur,i Fair- in 1863 and i without any exception, u.e.best nn?et ever made. Patented in the United States, En land, Can-da, and Australia. n,.. I ... nil nans nl wanted in the woild every town, n" " Energetic. -Agents can make from ihree to len Dollars ,.er day. S-miide Wrin-ers sent Express paid on receipt of price. v o K ?,n N'o. 1.S7.50. No. F, S 50. No. A. 9 50. Manufactured am oid, wdoleale and retail, by THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO , No 13 P'.att S"eei, N. Y. & Cleveland, O. AH. FRANCISCUS, Agen', Philadelphia, Pa. It'hul Everybody Kitotos. viz : Tirat iron well galvhnized will not rust. Tha' a simple m '') i- be-.er than a ct.-rn pleated one. Thai a Wringer should be -ell adin-ling, durable. a'id efficient. Thri; Thumb -crevs and Fa-iening cause delay -and trouble to regulate and keep in order. That wood soaked in noi waier J1 well, shrink an t split, uminm.-. . l t , ... v.,., ivi uilt wear earing- 'Ol me snan iu ! .1 i T.!t..,jr tc-iih nr )IH I tl At me ruinani w itt.oot cog wheel-.wil! not tear itieclott e-. That cot wheel regulator are not e en lial. Thai the Putnam Wringer has all the advai.ae-, and not one nt dis?dvan .R -es above named. That all who have tes.ed it ' l ... . i . Tiin'.'tii nmiKinnre It tre U-i-t wringer ever ma te. 1 Pal it w ill wring a i nuDn. or a BED QUILT without alteration. We might fill lh paper vmiIi testimoni aU, but iti-ert only a tew to r tvu ce the .-keplii al, if -nch theye be; a iM we ST in al'. lest Putnam's Wmiger I st ' 'tior- ongtilv wut. .n and ai! others, a :id il ni entirely sal i-fact "r V , rejnrn it. Putnam Manufacturing Co. tien ICtl.en I kniiw from prurtrral i-peTie..(-e ! al irt.n Weil galva-.ied with Z'lic it Ii i oi oi-uze or ri.-i r- I he V.i: jfit-!e It U be ' Wrn-ger i- h- t.ear perfect d 1 Can ct eerlllliv tei-iMDinend .- t Ill U -e.- .,-p,.(tn!v o:', JOHN W. W HEELER. Clevelami, O no Ma-y ear ex, erience in the g.tlvani7 ,. bnfir.FS-. enable me to e.idorse the above s:atemei,t in all partu.-ul.ir-. JNO C LEFFERTS. No. 100 Bee.ttman St. New York, January, 1861 We have te-ted I'.rnatn l,im oe. i n:- ar hi r r.i'lii-a working, am L-nnw 1'iat It will do. Il i- cheap, it is -impl. it require ,.,-!!. vihciher at vork or at ret: a cln lid can operaie it It does it-di.y thoroughly.. It -ave.- time a-nt il save- wear and tear. We earnesdy. advi-e 'd who have much wa-hing to do, w iin ah inleilgen. persons who may have any, io boy this Wringer. Ii will pay icr iie"f m a year a. ti. -t. HORAC E GREKLEY. July 6, 1S64. ly. OVSTKISS, OYSTERS! Eating and .Drinking THE subscriber iepec!fclly gives no lice to ihe public ttiat he ha- al his Saloon, on Mam Street, constantly on hand Fresh Oysters, either in the shell rrbyihe CAN, to fu'i: In customers. Families can be supplied by il.e car. or by the quart upon short no lice. He also keep-on hand XX Ale, Si der and minerals. Give him a call. B. STCHNER. Bloomsburg, Nov. 23, 1861. ' AdmiiiUtralor's Notice. Estate of James McBride, lute of Hem- luck township, deceased. LETTERS of Administration on ihe es taie ol Jame- McBride late ol Hemlock iwp., Columbia county Pa, have, beVri granted rv the Kegi er ot fait con.uy io Hugh D McBride, residing in the i wp , and county aloresaid. All persons having claims against .he esla e of the decedent are reque-ted lo preent 'hem for settle-Tie-:t to the administrator without delay, and alt persons indebted to the decedent gh. II make payment immediateiey to the undersigned ... HUGH D. McBRIDE, Adm'r. Hemlock, Jan. 4, 1865 6w $2. BUNKS ! BLANKS ! BLANKS ! 1 DEEDS, SUMMONS, EX ECU! I ONS, SUBPCKNAS, "-Ni if , 1 t : 0 JYcw Clothing LATEST STYLES CHEAP tore GOODS. rjlHE undersigned respectfully in'orms his friend- and Ihe public generally, that he has jaimt received Irom ihe Eastern Cities, a large assortment of sffasrs .as; stJESQEES CLOTHING, Fresh from the seat of Fashion, of all sorts, s'izes and quantities, which will be sold cheap for cash or country produce. -A L S O, HATS CAPS tfj BOOTS AND SHOES. LJi V?. Together with a variety of no lions and things too troublesome to numer ate, to which he invites the attention of purchaser-. ryrr- je ,s also prepared to moke us Clothing to order, on reasonable termp. an d vp to ihe. hit est fash ions. rfCall aud examine our stock of goods. ANDREW J. EVANS. B ! oomsburg, April 27. 1864. "Miller's Store. CF FALL AM) lnXTER GOODS. 'I HIE subscriber ha- UI retnrneu irom v r it.e cities with another large and eieci assortment of Fall and fHater Goods. purchaed at Philadelphia and New York, at the lowest figure, and which he is deter mined to sell on as moderate terms as can be procured elsewhere, iu BlOomsburg. Hi- stock comprises LADIES' DRESS GOOD. of Ihe enticed styles and latest lashions, in'tiher with a large assortment of DRY-GOODS, MUSLINS. CLOTHS, AND VESTINGS. LS0, GROCERIES, HARDWARE. Q I T E E N S W A K E , C E D A R W A R F . HOLLO W WAKE. NAILS, I RON . BOOTS SHOES. HATS CAPS.frc. Iu slioit, everything usually ke;d in conn iry store-, io which he invites he attention ol the public generally. . The highest nice will be pa'd for coun l r produce, ii. exchang for good--3 1 STEPHEN H. MILLER. Blombuig, Oct 12, 1864.' n k v n z:im ENT S A lAl O A AND CONFECT IONERY STORE. II . C CltRlSTMAX, r F.SPECT FULLY announces to .he ci.i-..Mi- ot Plmmburg nd vicinity that he has jui opened a new Refreshment a loon and Confectionery Store, on Main-st , r'e.-otid door below the 'American Hooe," where he intends suppljing all who may give him tlieir custom with FKEH (AS TERS, Clam Soup, Sardirirts, Boded Eggs, Ham. Tripe Pigs' Feet, Dried Uemng.&c. He will sUo keep on hand a superior ar ticle of DRAUGHT ALE, Porter, Lagerbeer, and Sarsaparilla : together with a good a sortment of Can lies. Sweet meats, Ckes, Cigar- and Chewing Tobacco. In connec lion with this saloon be has fined Up a La dies: Department, where all who n ay de sire'eati call tor OyMers and Refreshment and will be Iree from all annoyances an indecencies that ladies are too often ex poed to in some of our best restaurants Don't fail to give him a call. H.C CHRISTMAN, Proprietor. Bloomsburg, Oct. 12, 1864. Administrator's Noticcr Estate of Jacob Kindig late of Fishing crerk. twp., tit ceased. LEE TIERS of administration on the es. late ot Jacob Kindig late of Fishingceek. twp, Columbia county, deceased, nave been graced by te Register of Columbia county, to John Wetiner, reidin2 in lown Ktiipaf.l 'o.r)iy aforesaid. All pprsons having claims again-t the estate of the de cedent are requested to present them to the undersigned without delay, anJ all p r sons indebted io "male payinL'l forth wih JOHN WENNER, Adm'r. Ei-hgcreek, Nov. 9, lr64 I'w i2. xAationul Claim Agency, COSDL'CTEO BT HARVY 56 COLLINS, WASHINGTON, D. C. IN order to facilitate the prompt adjust ment of Bounty, arrears of pay. Pension and other da'm due soldiers and other person Irom the Governmeni of the U. S , ihe underignptf has made arrangements with the aoove firm whose experience and clo-e proximity lo, and daily intercourse with, ihe Department, as well a the early knowledge acquired by them of the decis ions frequently being made, enable them to pro-ecnte claims more effecrnally than Attorneys at a di-tapce can possibly do. AH persons efrtilled lo claims ol tha above description can have them properly attend ed lo y calling on md and entrnsling ihem 1 T tVtT-p fc 'Ate I tr r5j !f?V . i iioHs. GROVE R o BAKER'S ' CrLKBRATCD HTLASTTC STITCH SEWING lAtHINES Were a warded the highest l'rfrfr.iorna ott all Competitors, al ilreTpflowing'SiBhs ' and County Fair 'of T8t3. NEW YORK STATE FAIR. First Premium for fimily Machine. ' ' FirM Premium for Manufacturing Mtht Fir-t Ptemiom for MacHne Worli INDIANA STATE FAIR. - ' ' First Premium for Machine Tor afl p'o'rpoiM Fir-t Premium for Machine Work VERMONT STATE FAIR. ' . Fir. I Premium for Family 'Machine. . First Premium for Manufacturing Macbia. First Preminm for Machine Work OHIOSTATE FAIR. . ..J Firsi Preminm for Machine Work IOWA STATE FAIR. .... First Premium for Family 'Machins- ;. First Premium for Manufactniing Machine First Premium for Machine Work. '.' ILLINOIS STATE EAIR. ... First Premium for Machine for all purpose First Premium for Machine Work- ' KENTUCKY STATE FAIR t -First Preminm for Machined all pnrposts Fril Premium for Machine Work, MICAIGAN STATE FAIR. First Premium for Manufacturing Maehlaa : First Premium for Family Machine First Preminm for Machine Work PENN'A STATE FAIR First Premium for Manufacturing Macbio Frist Premium for Machine Worn OREGON STATE FAIR. First Premium for Family Machin " Fir-t Preminm for Machine Work CHITTENDEN CO. Vt. AGR'L SOC. f. Kirst Premium for Family Machine First Premium for Manufacturing Maol lae First-Premium for Machine Work FRANKLIN CO N Y, FAIR. First Premium for Family Machine' Firs' Premium for Manufacturing MacMnO CHAMPLAIN VALLEY Vt. AG'L SOC. . Firi Premium for Family Machine First Premium or Manufacturing Machine- Fir-t Premium for Machine Work HAMPDEN CO, Ma-a AG'L. SOC. ' Diploma lor Family Machi.ie. ' Diploma for Machine Work. ' - WASHINGTON CO, N Y FAIR. - ' First Premium for Family Machine QUEENS CO N Y. FAIR. First Premium for Family Machine First Premium for Msntifacrur'mg Macbla Firsi Premium for Machine Work ' SARATOGA CO N Y, FAIR. Firs. Premium Iot FamHv Machine MECHANICSINSTirUTE Pa. FAIR. First Premium for Machine for all jurpoa First Premium lor MachineWork GEREN FIELD O, UNION FAIR: : i First Premium for Family Machine First Premium for Machine Work. CLINTON CO. O, FAIR. First Premium for Family Machine ; First Preminm for Machine. MONTGOMERY CO Pa, FAIR. ' Fi st Premium tor .Machine for a'.lpurpos Firsi Premium for Machine Work. SAN JOAQUIN CO Cal FAIR. First Premium for Family Machine r First Premium for Machine Work. SAN JOSE DISTRICT Cal FAIR. Fir-t Premium for Family Machine Fir-t Premium for Machine Work CsgTThe above comprises all the Faira at which ihe Grover & Baker Machine were exhibited this ear. . Sales-rooms, 495 Broadway, New York. 730 Chestnut St., Philadelphia THE Greatest Improvement .yel in hk Sewing Machine Art. A curiosity wortri seeing. Phrase send for circilaf with sample t SPW.rg. These Improved Machines save one hundred percent of thread and silk, and make the lock-stitch alike on both sides They require no instructions lo operate perfectly, except the "printed directions " No change in sewing from one kind, of goods to another. And no taking apart to'clean o oiK' Our New Manufactory Is now complete with all it machinery and tools entirely new, and is already rapidly turning out Machines, which for beauty and perfection o' finish aretiot surpassed by an manufae- ) tore in Ihe world. v R SSnttld anv Machine Diove onat isfactory, it can be returned and money refunded. ...... - Agents wanted i counlies no! canvassed by our own Agent FINKLE & LYON S. M. CO. No. 533 Broadway, New York. Arri' 164- IV- ' - Notice lo Trespassers. THE following farmers and land owner, of Orange and Cen' re townships, Columb'ra county, do hereby .caution all perori against hunting or in anywie trespassing on'lheir lands, thus making themselye subject to the p-r. allies .of the law whiebi will be most t-trmgentlv enforced Ddvid E Haymen, Stephen Hill, Samuel Heidle;, Frany Haymanjf Simon Lawry. " Reuben Sitler, A!l ol Oiange township. Benj. Siiiier, . Wm Beck, Frederick Beck, Adam Hilt, Wm Wiimiie, Geo Witmire, Joseph Ruckle, all or Centre twp. i Orange, Nov. 16, 1864. fflHE undersigned having connected hitn self with establihed Agenciea in Wah in'gton and Philadelphia i prepared tf attend to ihe collection of Back pay, Bounties, Pensions, and all other equitable claims agaunt the Government. His experience and businesa connection enable him to attend to then with ihelpa!i possible dUy. No ch''"V made nnle- .he claims s'e seenred. -Office wi h E. H, L'l-, Esq-. Jbi' - eAIlJuJBlcc 'ZjiviJLi. . March 23, 18641 J . r ----- -. i pee,"!3 c-rj iHO'L Lcok out for breakers!!
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