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- OteArI Cte41tng EnDorinm
WE are continually rereivine frcn or 49,,
" featuring HOUSE in Bs,imore ! r.. y.
perlor end urii snck 81 No. =.
Youths FaH 4 Winter = IVY ana
READKMADE CLOTHING
ior The present fall and winter ,-,5r vh.,. Ia.
ehAses can b. acc inundated Uitf a. 1,ll,,.rs -
assortment q Ready -nade stslathin1 w. fs..1s
rants Yes 5. all prices ousiff4s and Sir. 49,
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hssaey HAS sloueh and Widt-AwakeeL ~ n,s-
oalk and Fur do. all kinds 81 Men M Iovssfss..
~ y which vii be sod on Reasonable try,,s ~,
prices that esnnU tail a. plka.s A. . ~ ~
siif Cotton and 3.ltsl snS 49, IT, ~ y
A-tf1ifi- Ssexals.s GloFrs Spek. snscr,',,a,.
r. This heiBs The IA feztS iorl >9az.E Sfrons
z ,osti1k srtr offered in this place they ask can
irSm AZ purchasers DESTROYS OF bring served On
reasonable terms either wholesale or re.kil.
N B. Persons thai cannoi be accommoied with
our present stock Of ClothingI are informed that
We are prepared 20 have Clolhing made Ia order al
short notice and guaranteed FL al the same low
pTicrs
t. We return our sincere thanks 70 the citi-
oi this place aud vicinity fo the very liberal
patronage we have received. and respectfully
iicil ontinnanee Of The same. rs We pledge our
selves there shall be nothing wanting on our part
70 render satisfaction both in Goods and Prices.
cFr Come one, come an Come 10 Waller.
Bro & Co.'S cheap Cl.thing Hall, where you. win
get the worth u your money. a
ALTER, BRO & CO.,
Shenandoah Street.
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PLOUR BUSINESS, as Arrrtof5re

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CATO MOORg, EA0rfEIII.|.
Baltimore, October 5. I654-2m
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-03-02
HON Distempcr In Cows.

MrssEs EDITORS III have from nv boy
hood been acquainted with, and administer
ed Tor the disease in COWS called Horn Dis.
temper, Horn All &c, aud have never fail.
ed OF affecting speedy cure, nor did my
father, who lor many years nsed the same
simple remedy.
As have generally bu! lille fah in Ihe
mFficine eer.ra.ly USED in this disease, and
as aIhor the uuwarantable, murd erous
quac key OF administering ciiev braudy in
nny case 10 tie brute creation, as is tie prac-
,ce Of some of onr illiterale country COW
doctors, Ihave concluded 20 solicit oil you,
for The ben, fiji oi your readers, the privilege
OF giving them my mode Of cure.
My rule 10 10 pfosvribe Immediately after
tie symptoms Uppear, which are, want OF
appetite, GOODNESS al the horns, dryuess Of
ihe nose, aud duIlness Of the eyes. With a
tmall gimLlel bore hole aboul three inch
rs from where the horn connects with The
head, into which with d small s> iinge, | in.
ject once a day, about i've abie spoonfuIs
of f'iegar, 10 which there has been previous
iy adde's! OF each, ore tea spoonu! ol black
pepper and salt. Tie hole should be kprt
closed with some kind Of wax, except when
administering the medicine,
CHARLES DABGOCK.
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$500 CMALLEN GE

WHATEVER concerns the health and
happiness of people is al all times
Of the most valuable importance | take ii
for granted that every person will do all ia
their power, 10 save the lives OF their chill
deen, and that every person will endeavor to
promote their own health, at all sacrifces-
| feel il 10 be my duty to solemnly assure
you that WORMS, according 10 the opinion
Of the most celebrated Physicians, are The
primary causes of "a large majority of dsea.
ses 10 which children and adults ATE liable I:
# you have an appetite continually changea.
bic from one kind of food 10 another, Bad
Breath, Pain in the Stomach, Picking a, the
Nose, Hardness and iullness Of the Belly,
Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse Irregular.
remember that all these denote WORMS,
and you should al once apply the remedy -
Hobensaeks Uorm Syrup, =.
An article founded npon Scientific Princ,. .
pies, compounded with purely vegetable
substances, being perfectly safe when taken
aud can be given TO the most tender Infant
with decided beneficial effect, where Bo,oe
Complaints and Diarrtaa have made them
debllitaled the Tonic properties of nv worm
syrup are such, that il stands without an a,
quail in the catalogue of medicines, in Civ
ing tone and strength to the stomach, which
makes il an infallble remedy for those af.
flcted with Dypepsa The astonishing
cures performed by this Syrup after Physi.
clans have failed is the best evidence of iss
superior efficacy over all others.
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Agricultural Column
Gr.ely'. Addre.. to Farmers.

Horace Greely's Address to tho Farmers of
Indiana, recently published by Fowler &
Wells, is one of the most useful productions
ihnt was ever issued from that press. The
following is very amusing description Of
she way some Of the Eastern farmers cult
va,e their lands
81 once went 10 look. al farm Of fly 4
cres that ! thought Of buying Tor summer
home, some forty rnilcs'flom ,he City Of
New'York 'fhe owner had been born on il,
as believe had his iaiher before'hlm bu,
il yielded only measer subsie snce for his
family, and helhouelh Of ceiling and going
West. went over ii wi.hhin late in June
passing through awell filled barn yard which
had not been disturbed that season, and siep-
ping thence into corn-Gsd of fivo acres
with like field Of potatoes iuSl beyond il -
"Why neighbor p asked | in as;onishment
.'bow could you leave all this manure SO
handy to your plowed land, ani plan, ten a
cres wilhou, anyi,' o, | was sick a good
part OF the Spring, and so hurried tina, |
could not find time 10 baul i, out.n "Why,
suppose you had planted buf five acres in
all.and emplied your barn.yard on ,hosa
five, leaving the residue untouched don't
you think you would have harvested lar.
GER cropr "Weli, perhaps ] should, was
the poor farmers response. II seemed new
er before 10 have occurred TO him that he
eonld let alone a part of his land Had
progressed so far, he nigh, have ventured
thence TO the conclusion that il is less expen.
sive and more profitable 10 raise full crop
on five scres than half crop on ten, | am
sorry 10 say we have good many snch far
mers still left at the Fast, though The advan.
ced prices ofIand and the IMPOVERISHED con-
dilion Of The coils they inherited, w,h their
mode OF culivalon, have driven he greater
share OF them to the West, Here on your
deep, virgin soils. they renew their round OF
exercises in false husban dry, wasting their
manures because 'this land is rich enough +"
and exhaustug their soils BY one srain.crop
alier another, until they run down their ca
paci'y from thirty bushels per acre OF Wheat
10 ten OF Corn or five Of Rye, when they " III
be of again for Iowa, Missouri or Oregon
When they have got so Ear Yves, rs 10 find
land that doesn't need nor reward lertizing,
and will mol be worn cut ty their mode of
srming, !rusI they will come to { vii Stop
and send for all their relations +"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-03-02
j. E. BRADLEY, Principal.

Ii,, JANE e. BRADLEY, Assistant.
The cusaing WINTER SESSION will
commence on MONDAY the 10Th day Of
October next, and will continue % weeks.
ERMS.
The academic year consists of "a " weeks
The price oil tuitionr per quarter is as io-
lows:
For Reading, Penmanship, Grammar, A
liihmelc, Bookkeeping BY single entry.
Geography, History of the L. S. SO 25
For same, ard Algebra, Geometry, Sur
veynr, Mensuration, Book Keeping by dou-
bic entry, tssnsfal History, Natural History.
Physiology. Philosophy, Botany, Astronomy,
and oaer English branches, 81 30
For Latin, Greek, German, French, an
drawing. 5 rs
Painting ia water colorS extra 90
do in oil colors 5 90
Every Scholar, unless specially excused,
is expected 10 attend to Composition ard
Elocuiion
NoTr.--It is irBporian, that scholars enter
school at he beginning Of the Term and be
regular in their attendance.
Persons desirous Of attending 10 any
branch of learning taught in the school, and
whose arrangements, will not permit them
TO be present during all the regular school
hours, can study al home and come in al
the time oil recitation.
rg Good boarding can be obtained in pri:
vale families al from 81 so TO So 90 pei
Teek.
Bloomsburg, Sept. 29tb, 1853.
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K1bensnck'x Lirer p;na

No part of the system is more i.ble TO di,s,.
than the LIVER, it serving as filierer ,o purify
the blood, Of giving the proper secietioe TO the
bile; so that any wrong action OF the Liver aff.c,s
the other important pats of the system. md re-.
suits variously in Liver Complaint, JaunJi,e.
Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong ac.
l'on OF The Liver. These Pills being composed
ol ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by natu,-
10 heal the sick namely, ls,. AN EXPECTU.
hANI, which augments the secretion from ,he
Pulmonary mocus membrane OF promotes the liz.
charge OF se"reted matter. I'd An alternatives
which changes IN some inespcnble and insensi.
bic manner the ceitan morbid action of the sys.
tenn, 81. a tome which gives tone md strength
t. tue nervous syatem, renewing health and vipor
to all parts of the body. 4th, CATaHAIs-
TaC. which acts in pe'tec, harmony with The
olhrr ingredients. and operating on ts Bowels.
and oxpciling The whole mass of cnrrunt and. viii.
ated matter, and purifying the Blood, which do
ffoys disease and restores health.
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HERY'sINVIGoRATIEG CORDIAL,
Purely Vegetable In Its Composition

=.
This invaluable cordial ~ extracted rom
shcits ard roots which nave been iound o..
Ter years of experience, by the most skillfui
physicians TO be possessed Ut qualities the most
beneficial in the diseases Tor which It Is irec.
commended, and hence while rs presented
10 the public as an eifcacious remedy, II is also
snown 70 ne % 81 NAV ena'i. ;,. ,fv @ VIM" In cases ,s
Of hnnotencr. us,norrhsues. Disor,lered Sterii.
NV Neus,runtion or SuppJessjou of the Men.
49,, MI, .tt.. a. whitas oy FL,
,,,,,,,x,
DEblbll i,
srisins from any cause. such as weakness from
- g., ,on,s ,;n,e for fem ,ls. atier confire.
n,.n, ohor,;.n or miscarriase. This cordial can.
NJ, lao e,rcleJ !, ;,s saluturv effects: or in the
H.. = r,rscnIar .pe,ov irritibiI;tv. pbvsicaI
nro,,,.,;nn seminal weakness. palpi,atjon of
r.. ho,r,. ;nJ;oas,;on slapjshpess. decay o +
H.. n,,.ro,,;ye fnnc,ions' nervousness &c
sh.r. +, ,oric madeline is required. it will b,
s,nn,, eou,l ifuot superior 10 any compound
ey., usei
no FEMALES
u,n,.,, ;,v;eo,,ioo cordial ;s ope of The most
inx,ln.bls medicines in The many compIainis to
rh;cb females are subject. IL assists p,tore ,o
brace he whole system check .xcesses and cre-
,tc. renewed health and happiness. f.e.s snf
G,,ino disease and pnhanniness amopg ladies
wo,IJ cx,s, were ,b,y pcper,llv IN adm, the
use of This cordial. Ladies who are dehili,nted
by those ohs'ructl'ns whieh iema'es arc lahic
'o' ''e ifs'o.eo ny 'hs uSo VI Ho''is o' '"o. 70
pioom anu 'fs'f'
YOUNG MEN.
Th,, sol;,,rv n,.c,;oo en- c,,,i, "a Tho ,;.,.r,.
.o fa;,l IN Tho .sr;.,ence of nan snJ.:, !. ,,,.
y...s .,e ,s,,s-tv 10 t,eron,r us VIC.
inns from nn ignorance of the danger to viii III
'n'y '1'lre. themselves causes
'>'o" DI IoiLiia l.
weakness of the system, and premature Decay.
many Of you may Iow be suffering. n isled as
To the cause or source Of disease. 10 those
then ~ho by excess have brought on themselves
premature iminioncy, involuntary seminal ennis
sions, weakneTs and sb'ivclng of the genital
org ms, Nervous Aileclicn, ~ any Other conse-
qnenceS al nnrestrained Indulgence Of the sen>
snal passions, occasl1nIns the necessity OF re-
hrnhc'ng he teliclties-ol
\ MARRIAGE.
le.sor;r, ho,, ,,on,,, on, hoa1v c.n,r;,v bo,d
en'ns .I "o'n '"e,la' anu ru,'y '"r.v'y' no''
''y 'ns,s',as o''"'p'' uin nsa'''"" [ ,"a,
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THE TAPE WORM

This is the most difficult worm 10 DESTROY
of all that infesl the human system, il grows
TO an almost indefinite length becoming 40
coiled and fastened in the Iniesiines and
Stomach affecting the health so SADLY as Ia
cause 81 Sitns Dance, Fits, &c thai those
afflicted seldom il ever suspect iba, j, is the
IdPe lform Fastening lhem to an early grave.
IN order 10 destroy this worm, a very epet-
gel'c treatReht musi I've pursued, il wo4.j
therefore be proper 10 take 6 to 8 of nv Liy.
er Pills so as 10 remove all distractions. tha,
the worm syrup may act direct upon the
worms, which must be taken in doses of q
Tablespoon falls times day these direo
tions followed have never been known 10
fail in curing the most obstinate case Of TABS
IIorm
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-03-02

Ssmes Hamilton, OF Carlisle, Pa, gives us
a description of disease in The peach tree,
observed in that region, aud which we do
not remember 10 have seen described before
Soon after blossoming, the sap appeared 10
exude from he axis of tbs ~ iss and some.
times ofhe buds, as il through perleTa,on
by insects. None however, could be dscov-
cred by the microscopes. Sometime, he
bark al these places was coaled with black
ish substance, the limb became sckly, the
leaves fell, and the forming fruit dropped
of. Some branches died, aud Others recov-
efed- The remaining fruit attained rerfsc-
ton. The malady app cared 10 spread from
Tree to tree. Late peaches were most aGec
ed-,he Early TlIoison entirely escsped.-
The trees in a portion OF The garden where
ashes were applied most copiousy, were
leas, affected. Washing with soar appeared
slightly TO mitigate the evil Tobacco We.
ter from syringe did no good. Some or.
,charls within hall mile were entirely free
from this disease.-Co Country Gentlemen
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Mixing Soils.

Observing how both vegetables snG ireos
thrived in red clay, which had been tur ned
up by deep blowing, tried the experiment
last spring Of laying coating of red clay o.
yer rich garden soil, which appeared exhaus-
ted, ty long culture, Of of some OF tho ingrs-
dients necessary 10 nourish vegetables, al
though literally supplied from time with man
ure. AS far as can ye, discover, it seems
to have the desired affect in renovelihg the
soil. The vegetables sowed on the clay did
better than for several years preceding, but
! will be able 10 judge moro satisfactorily
the ensuing year. thought that by putting
the red clay around The raspberry, it would
not be nece ssary 10 change its location
Mine have been for Ten or fifteen years in
the same place and not thnven for some
years, although well manured il cannot ye,
Judge OF The application of the red clay in
this respect J.H. Carlisle Pa,
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philadelphia & Reading Rair Road
SUNNI ARRANG NGEMENT
January 90, 1854.

JTR0M Philadelphia TO Pousvile On and
alter May II, 1852, there will be two
passenger Trains daily Sundays excepted }
between Philadelphia, Reading, and Potts
vile.
EiORNlNG LINE.
The Express train leaves Philadelp phia dali
lv except Sundays, at u O'Clock, A. NJ. The
Way Train leaves louisville daily, Sundays
excepted al - o,clock'A. NJ.
AFTERN NOON LINE.
The Way Tram leaves Philadelphia daily,
except Sundays, at 50 O'Clock p. NJ. The
Express Train leaves louisville daily, except
Sundays at 3! o'clock, M.
Hours Of Passing Redding.-For Phiadel-
phia at 9 O'Clock 10 minutes, A. NJ, and
o'clock 81 minutes, p NJ. For Poltsvle a,
9 o'clock 3 minutes a. NJ. and 8 o'clock
P. vi.
The Express train stops at PhDniXville,
Potstown, Reading, PORT Clinton, Schuylkill
Haven, and Mt. Carbon. The Way Train
stops al all the stations along the the lire.
FARES.
1sicldss cars. I'd class cars
Reading 10 Philada ST rs ST. 45
do to Potsville, 05 85
Phila. TO Pousville, 2 rs 225
Depot in Pottsvile, corner OF Union and
Railroad Streets, scar Of American Honse.
Passengers cannot enter the cars unless pro-
vided with ticket.
Fifty ponnds OF baggage will be allowed
10 each passenger IN these lines, and passen-
gers are expressly prohibited from taking
anything as baggage but their own wearing
apparel which will be al the risk OF lis own
er.
By order Of the Board Of Managers.
S BRADFORD, Secretary.
.Iune 2 1889 If
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TO EEisAE rs

You will iind these Pills an invaluable ,sss,,
cine III many complaints tc which YOU are suI,.
ject. In ob-tructnns either total or partial. thew
have he1n found OF inestimable benefit, restoring
their functional arrangements 10 healthy action.
purifying the blood and other fluids So efFectually
as to put to Hight all complaints which arise froln
lemaie irregularities, as headache, gdliness, dim
ness OF sight, pain in the side, back, &c.
None genuine unless signed ]. N. Hoben.acs
all others heing base imitation.
NJ b. Agents wi.hing new supplies. and
store keepers desirous Of becoming Agents INNS,
address the Proprietor, J. n. Hohens.ck, a, bis
Laboratory,
No. i20, Noiih Second street, above Race.
Philadelphia, Pas
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sganufa c cturcd and for sale by
EEI x KR U PIP.
NO. cso NORTH Sd STREE

SPhdl AGoQlDhA@e
1T is warranted 10 render entire satisfaction,
L and is beyond doubt the best and most
wholesome preps ration of Coffee ever known,
Ore package al 123 cts. WILL SAVE 4pounds
of ordinary Coffee Try ii and be convinced.
A number of Essences OF Coffee were de-
posted at the Franklin INSTITUTE in 1852,
and the Judges decided KRUPP's THE BEsT
in the exhibition. Friends it you wish 10
enjoy a good cheap and healthy Cup Of Coffee,
procure " KRUpps ESSENCE OF Coffee"
tits for sale by nearly all the principal
Grocers aud Druggists throughout The United
States.
March 10Th. 1S53-6mos.
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For sale by John R. Meyer and b.. P Int A.
Bloomsbury }. Sharpless, Caliawissa: J. q
D. M'Henry, Saltwater; +. Lazarus, Orange
vile; Thompson & mellow, do. G. Mas.
tn', Millville; J NJ Sheldon & Co., Jersey.
town; ]. Crawford White Hall; Miller s.
Trembly, Espytown; A. B. Wilson, Ber-
wick, q, II. Fowler, Briarcreek Nj. Nc
Dowell, Light Street, aud every Msrchans
aud Dealer in the Country and Sale.
tPRiCE EACH rs CTS.)
March Sd. 1853.
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Registrations ertilicates,

For the uss of clergymen, justices, pbysi
clans and other persons in registering maria
ges and deahs'as required by the new Ac
of Assembly, can be had at the office of the
Star of the North"
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FITS ! FITS! FITS

FITS ElTs! FITS
THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT
e e :. e q PIT &c ILLS.
For The cure Of Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and al
Nervous and Constitutional Diseaes.
DEGSONS WHO ARE LABORING UN.
Il der This distressing malady will find the
VEGETABLE EPILlEPTIC PILL S 10 be
The only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy, or Falling FITS
These Pills possess specific action on
the nervous systehi and, although they are
prepared especially Tor the purpose of curing
Fits, they vii! be found OF especial berefil
for all persons afflicted with weak nerves, OF
whose nervous system has been prosltssed
or shatteted from any cause whatever. In
chronic complaints, or diseases Of long
siandings superiRluced by nervousness, they
are exceedingly beneficial.
Price SO per box, or two boxes for So
Pet ons oui OF The city, enclosing remit
lance, will bavs the pills sent them through
the mail, free a postage. For sale by SETH
SsHANCE, .kaaAbS BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore, Nd, 10 whom orders from all
parts of the Union, and must be addressed,
post paid
May 26lh, 1853
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es.lAO OHIMAIp W.ATmHrmaa

aSt4 CHEAP WyATCNJEas
EWELRY AND SILVER WARE. whole-
- sale and retail, at No. ~ N. Second ST..
opposite The Mount Vernon House. Gold Le.
yer Watches lull jeweled, lsk, cases, s2s. 90:
Silver .Lepiues, jeweled, si2, 90; Silver Le.
piacs leweled, 50 or; all warranted 10 keep
good time. Gold mems aud silves cases, ST.
Gold Pencils, Si.00; Gold Pencil and Pen
Cases with good Gold Pens as low as s3.25.
.ALSO-Always on baud good assorimen,
OF fine Gold Jewelry, Gold Curb, Guard and
Fob Chains; Gold Vest Chains, Ladies' Gold
Fob Chains and Belt Pins.
Silver Table Spoons, from S14 10 sIs. Des.
ort SO TO S1I,. and Ten, sI.75 10 $50 per set,
warranted equal 10 coin. All goods warrant.
ed 10 BE what they are sold for
M. AyISE, Agent,
No, 72 N. 2d ST., opposite the Mount Vernon
House.
N. B.-Waiches and Jewelry repaired aud
warranted.
= All orders sen, by mail or otherwise.
will he pnneiualy attended to.
Philadelphia, May s, ls52-Iy.
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ET a @ a. &c e -a9
TO rFHE FASHIONABLE AND

SkR Ga W SssA - ~ -&x3g1
TO 'rHE FASHIONABLE AND
01pGarlALs2l.
fENHE undersigned, having just received the
latest Paris and New York Fashions,
would again beg leave 10 inform his numer.
Gus friends and all the world about Blooms.
burg, hal he il. .uow better prepared ;iian ev-
or 10 accommodate any one with the neaiest,
easiest and best fitting suits of Clothes that
have been turned out lately and not only
that, but he will also do them up in the best
order, upon The lowest terms.
His shop is at the old stand, Qoo well
known 10 need iulther noire) where he may
at all times be found, seated upon the bench
OF repentgnce, steadily drawing out the thread
of affection, hopeing il may in the end prove
advantageous 10 him and his customers. He
would also adviseshis friends TO bear ia mind
that poor, ediicted iailors must live, or they
can't bs expected to work. Therefore, Wheat,
Rys. CON, Oats, Potatoes, and with all now
and thegl a Little CASH will come mighty
hapdy from those who are back standing on
HE book.
Remehbcr, gentlemen, that 10 all cases
4" the laborer is worthy of his hire.n
BERNARD RUPERT.
Bloomshnrg, April l4lh, 1853.