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Men and Bows Wear.
GssOCEIslES.
NEW LIVERY TABLE.
N. 9. PRENTES.

Respectfully in GEEgsS forms his friends
an and .,i The Ge.eTI len ,vFRw n1!
BUSINESS, on Main Street, Fast Blooms
burg, al his NEW BRICK STABLE, where
he will always be pleased TO furnish his Gus
TONERS, and the community at large, with
HORSES aud CARRIAGES by the hour, day
or week, al reasonable rates.
His stock is entirely new, and by keeping
good horses and carriages, and attentive dri-
ve:s, &c, he hopes TO receive good share
of patronage. Having added 10 his extensive
stock some of The most comfortable two
horse vehicles, parties will fiud it TO their aG-
vantage 10 cal! on him.
H. also has in connection with the livery
business; an excellent
OunuSbwS Radm@s
running regularly s-:eral times per day, 10
and from The several Depo,ss.. on tie arrival
and departure of The Cars, by wh,S-, psssen
gers will be pleasantly conveyed 10 or iro".,
il desired.
He tenders thanks for patronage heretofore
bestowed, and respectfully solicIls con,inu-
ance OF the same. N. s. PRENTIS.
Bloomshurg. March 10. 1853.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESTAIE OF NOAHS. PRENTIS, DECD.
A LII persons interested will lake notice
that letters OF Administration 10 the
Estate of Noah S. Prent,s, late OF Bloom
township, Columbia county, deceased, has
been grained by The Register of Columbia
county, 10 The undersigned, living in Blooms
burg, in said county. All persons having
claims or demands against The estase OF the
decedenl. are requested ID, ptesP M them TO
The Administrator, dulyA<ped, without
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are notified 10 make payment forthwith
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Bloomsbury, Nov. 10, 1858. Admir-.
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TIE DENTAL REPORTER, an Independent
Journal, devoted TO Dental Progress, and I'm.
provements in the manufacture and use of
Instruments and Materials; edited by JOHN
T. ToLAN, manufacturer Of Dental Instru-
Inents and Wholesale Dealer in Dentists
Materials, 3s West Fourth Street, Cincin.
mali, Ohio. This is neat little Journal,
containing twenty-four leaves, and well
printed. To the Dentist this work is OF
considerable importance, it treats on the
teeth on surgical operations generally, and
introduces many new features in the pfofes.
sion.
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NEW ROOT AND SHOE STORE.

THE subscriber has taken this method o'
Il informing his friends, and the public il
general, that he has opened new BOOT
and SHOE establishmeni in the stand lately
occupied as a Barber Shop, in the Exchange
Block, Bloomsbury, where he>is prepared
to, execute, all orders in his l
1n style
unsurpassed by any establishment in TIM
section of The country.
His long experience in The business. ant
general knowlpd of the people of Colnmbf
county. superadded 10 fixed determination
10 render satisfaction to which he hopes Il
merit.
JOHN NEYHARD.
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john SNYDER, newly elect Sheriff, has NOV.
ed TO town from his farm in Orange township,
and has commenced The discharge of his
duties. It is very gratifying 10 his numer-
ous friends 10 see him returned 10 Blooms.
burg 10 occupy that old Jail Mansion once
more. He held the office OF Sheriff some
three years ago and made very COED and
officious officer, and the people are cotent
10 keep such men in office.
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SrEpuEN II. MiLLER is making arrange.
tnen,s TO embark III the mercantile business
in .his place, at the stand now occupied by
A. C. Mensch, who IS selling off at auction,
Mr Miller has some knowledge of the busi-
ness, as he has been engaged in it before.
Success TO the retiring Sheriff.
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ANY AMOUNT OF mud 10 be seen in the
streets nowadays. The snow has all dis
appeared with us, and left the roads in a
very muddy condition. From the appear
ance OF .hings we are going 10 have an
-ofSa wialer; Que Illas viii not afford .nssh
s.eiyhlag
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-12-08

w Locomotive on the Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western Railroad, exploded on
Tuesday, near Spragueville, while attached
to train of empty coal cars, killing the
fireman, fatally injuring the engineer, and
badly wounding two other persons.
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The PREslpENr's MEsssoe will appear in
onr next issue entire II has come to late
for US to give any Of it in this number. 1t
i. quite lengthy document, and will occu-
ny nearly all the space in our paper that is
generally devoted 10 reading matter exclu'
siye OF the advertisements.
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NATIONAL Police GAzErrE.--This is alarge
paper, and contains great deal Of interest.
ing matter. II is paper of good standing,
and in it's fourteenth volume; published by
GEORGE W. MArsELL & Co., New York.
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How TO GAIN SIruATross.-There is one
desirable feature of the Iron City College,
and one we believe peculiar TO ii, which We
must no, pass unnoticed--it makes itself an
express, and a very efficient agent in pro-
curing situations and occupations for such
as it qualities TO hold lhem.-Hunt's Mr-
hun.'s Magazine.
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STAR OF THE NORTH.
Bloomsburg, Pa, December 8, 1858.

Couar is IN session, with but small turn
ont. There IS not much business of impor.
lance before the Court this term. 1t will
probably adjourn to-day. Proceedings will
be published in next weeks STAR in full.
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5ca3@L@ VyG83 3Vs.
Artist.

Pupil off, M. ID 'ias, Ne,o York;
uHvlNG taken rooms in this place for a
IL few weeks, is prepared TO sketch in
water or oil cuIors, views of Dwellings,
Farms, Man uiaciories; also favorIle AMI.
mails, Of every description, from ma ure, in
the hesl style oi art. Having received the
most fallering testimonials from eminent
A,Iisis and CoLnoisseurs lhronahoni I e
country, also from publishers oi Inc m st
proT iuenl illustrated Journals in New York
aud Boston, TO which Mr.. w. Is a con'r'bn-
tor, he is led 10 believe he can plea.e The
mosI fasIidions.
Instructions given in Drawing and Paint
ing from nature; also III an entirely new
style of pictures on glass, surprising in bril-
l,ancy The finest oil paintings. This is a
beautiful pastime for ladies and gentlemen
and easily acquired without even knowl-
edge of drawing.
Exchange Hote,
R.oomshnre, Ang. 25, '5s.
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W. .L- plCoSUd to iS So-r. +l~,. -.h o X e,.oiona
Literary Society of this place is in flour.
ishing coalition. 1t is making better pro-
gress than was anticipated by many when
it was about to be organized. The mem,
bers connected with it seem TO maifest the
right kind of interest, and have a feeling for
its progress, that can be no other than result
successfully TO them. Institutions of liter
AIRY character should be hailed by all who
have u love and Thirst after knowledge, and
would become more familiar with the
science of learning. The members of the
Association will please accept our thanks
for the compliment bestowed upon us in
our election as an Honorary Member of
the Institution" We have enjoyed the
pleasure of meeting but once with this soci.
ETY. since its organization; but we trust that
we may be with them, occasionally, here
after. Success attend This valuable enter.
prise, and may
"From little acons large oaks grow,
From little fountains large streams how."
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.

This great Journal of Crimes and Crimi.
nals, is in its Thineer,h year, anG is widely
circulated throughout the county. 1t is thy
first paper OF the Kind published 10 the UNI
Ted States, and is distinctive in its character.
Subscriptions Two Dollars per annum !;
One Dollar for six months, to be remilled by
subscriptions, (who should write their
names aud the town, county and State whsra
they reside plaiuiy,) to
GEO. MATSELL G. CO..
Editors and Propristors OF N. P. Gaxe,,e.
Oct. 10, 1888. New York Civ.
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SrrPHEs II. MILLER has retired from the
office of Sheriff of this county. He has
made many friends in his short official ca
reer, and performed the functions of his
Office with fidelity and integrity. lie retres
from office with the bet wishes of host
Of friends for success in whatever future
business he may engage.
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SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE!

giant Engraving,
1.-THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH"
and the AIT Journal, with the other premi-
ums, be sure and subscribe So, before the
LIST of Jan, 1859. Specimen copies OF the
above, and full particulars given, by applying
10 Charles Nj. Baker, agent. See advertise
ment elsew here headed-New Features.
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TIE PRESENT number of the Ameriean Ag.
rjeuiturist ends its volume. A good and faith.
fuI volume it is 10. The publisher designs
making the next volume OF the Agricultuist
more interesting. Quite number of vari-
GUS interesting premiums are offered to the
subscribers. Some very valuable premiums
are offered to those who send in The largest
number of subscribers with the greatest
amount of cash. For instance, ,one premium
is Sewing Machine, which will be given
to any person or company of persons send
ing in i4+ new subscribers at the lowest
price, 70 cts. The machine is new and
worth $50. This is valuable publicuation
to The farmer--and one that every tiller of the
soil should have. Published by ORANGE
JuDp, New York.
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81 PREMIUMS 1858
CATTsNsSSA. WlLLlAMSPORT AND
ERIE Raj. ROAD.

Direct Railroad connection aSefwtsh Ntagu'a
Falls aud Philadr phia. Shoresl. Qn''
aud Cheapest Ron,e from Western New
York 10 Philadelphia, Harrisburg, PnIshnrg,
Balnmorp. Washington city, aud Ire South.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Elmira daily
(except SUNDAY att A. M. passing, William
sport at 10 is A. NJ, connecting with Read
ine Rail Road a, Port Clinton, and reaching
Philadelphia al 7 80 P. NJ.
Returning, leave Philadelphia from corner
OF Broadway and Vine streets. al 36. A. NJ
rearhng Wilidmsporl a! 10, L. NJ, aud
arriving a, Elmira a, 9. p NJ.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL LEAVE
PORT CLINTON FOR HARRISBURG
Direct, via Dduphin aud Snsquehanna Rail
Road, on The arrival OF The Cailawissa Tain,
al 4 As P. NJ. reaching Harrisburg al z. M.
Returning leave Harrisburg at Is A. M,
connecting at Port ClIE:oE with Caliawlssa
train bound west forming the most direct
route to Harrisburg, Phtshurg, Baltimore aud
.he South. connecting these poinls with all
Northwestern Pennsy ylvania and western N.
York
Commencing o, Elmira with trains on New
York and Erie Rail Road; also, with the
Elmira, Cauandagua Rochester, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Connecting Gierily with the Great Western
Railroad at Suspension bridge for Detroit,
Chicago, 81. Loui-, &c., thus making the
shortest, aud the cheapest roul iron. Phlladel
pha 10 those polnt>.
A FREIGHT TRAIN
Will leave Wiliamtporl daily, al 6 80 A. NJ
for PhilsdeIphia.
Freigh, train to and from Philade ldhia
without iranshipmenl, from Reading Rail
Road Freight Depol, corner Of Board and
Cherry streets.
TRAINS PASS DANVlLLE AS FOLLOWS
GOING EAST.
Passenger Train ~ m.
Frelgh. Train 9 81 a. m
GOING WEST.
Passenger Train 325 p. m.
Freight Train 422p. m
FARES
Between Philadelphia & Rupert, 81 40
Danvile, 60
" Cartawissa, q 81
Tamaqua, 81
Million, 5 l0
Williamsport s go
Fifty pounds of personal baggage allowed
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THE MIGHTY HEA!3
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD
HoLLoWY's OINTMENT

The free admissions of all nations, as well
as the verdict OF the leading Hospitals of
ihs Old as well as tho Few World, slamu
this powerful remedial Agent as the greatest
healing preparation ever made known TO
suffering man. lis penelralive oualives are
more than marvellous, through The external
orlfices Of the skin, invisible TO the naked
eye. It reaches The seat OF the internal dIsI
ease aud in all external affections lis anti
iuhammatory and healing virtues sureass
anything else on record, aud is Natures
great ally.
Erysipeas and Salt Rbeum, ire Two OF tbs
most common and vruleni disorders pteva.
lent on This continent to these the Ointment
isespecIally anlagonislc, its moduS operandr
Is first 10 eradicate the venom and ,hen COM
plete the cure
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, & ULCERS.
Cases OF many years Standing that have
pernacously refused 10 yield 10 anv Other
remedy or treatment, have invariable accum.
bed 10 lew applications of this powlul uu.
guent
ERUP71ONS ON THE SKIN,
ARISING from bad state of The blood or
chicnic disease are eradcated, and clear
and transparent surface regained BY the re-
| sloralive action OF this Ointment! II surpass.
es many OF the cosmetics and other toilet
appliances iE ils power 10 dispe rashes and
| olher disfienremenis of the face
PILES And FISTULA.
Every form and ieaiure of these preyalsn,
ami stubborn disorders is eradicated locally
| and entirely by The use of this emolIent:
warm lamentations should precede its appIi-
cation. It's healing qualities Hill be found 10
be thorough and invanahle.
bolh lac Ointment and Pills should be used
III the following cases:
Bun'ons. Skin diseases,
Burns, Swelled Gland.
Chapped Hands, Sore Legs,
ChiIblains, Sore Breasts.
| Fislula, Sore Heads.
Gout, Sore Tbroats
LnmoaSo, Sores of all knds.
MrcuIial Eruplons, Sprains,
| Piles, Stiff Jo;,,s
Rheum alism, Teler,
h'ngworn, Ulcers,
! GA" h"eum' venereai Sores.
| Scads, Worms of ali t;,,a
, CAUTION None arc genuine unless tho
words "Hoioway, New York and London,u
are dIscernible as "waler-mark in every
leaf OF the book of directions around each
! box; the same may be plainly seen by
holding The leaf 10 The light. A handsoms
reward will be given 10 any one rendering
such information as may lead 10 the detec-
lon ot any party or parties counterleilinu
the medicines or vending the same, know
| ing them 10 be spurious,
~ Sold al The Manufactures of Profess
or Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, New York,
and by all respectable Druggists aud Dealers
| m Medicine throughout the United States
! and the civilized world, in pols al 25 cts,
90 cents, and ST. each
eV There is considerable saving by taking
! the larger sizes.
N. B-Dreclions for the guidance of
J pa tents in every disorder are affixed TO each
: box. TJune 1883
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FARRELS & HERRING,
OF W l., @. ~ =, =,
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
~ interested, that letters leslamentary OH
the estate of George w. Parks, late oiSco.t
township, Columbia county. dec'ed, have
seen granted by the Register of Wills of
said county, 10 Charles H. Delerich, resid-
ing in Centre township, in said CO., and
Phoebe Parks, residing in Light Street, in
Scott township, of said county, 10 whom all
accounts must be presented without delay
properly authenticated for settlement.
CHARLES n. DIETERICH,
PHOEBE PARKS,
September 10, '5s Executors.
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NEW MILLINARY GOODS

NEW MILLINARY GOODS.
vUNHE Undersigned respectfully in Egn
E forms he ladies OF Bloomsburg Ez&8
and vicinity, that she has removed her va
Millinery establishment few doors above
Wilson's Carriage mandatory on Main ST.,
Bloomsburg, where she is prepared to exc.
cute all orders in the Millinery and Manlua-
making line, in the most fashionable and la.
'esi style. She has just received "a large
aud fashionable stock of Fall aud Winner
Millinery Goods, from the Eastern cities,
comprising all kinds Of Millinery
DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, RIBBONS,
Trimmings. Silks, &C., 10 which The attention
of the public is invited. She has on nand
Misses bonne,s, bats and caps OF various
styles and prices.
~ A share of public custom Is solicited
whilst it will be her aim 10 give general
satisfaction.
Oct. 10, 1858. MARY BAKLEY.
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ALL KINDS OF SsaAWLS,

broche, Bay State, Walerville,, black silk,
cashmere, embroidered, &c. Also very
large large assortment OF Cloths, casslmers
sa,ine,s, ves,ugs, lweeds, jeans, coating vel
moi hnarar clnihs &c
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A. C. MENSCH
AT THE aRCADE s

| AT THE ARCADE ST.4ND
- As Just received and opened full and
OF isIsR SPRING sSD SIMMER GOODS,
which he will sell at the i.:west living prom.
His stock embraces stella, thite, AMI Graz
s,"awl-, bArege. barege delaInes, tissues,
;.vns Aebeees, Grape orienlals, alpaccss. SC
r1, rs" very handsome assortment of
s,,;nsI n,, in. pi's,'d aud black silks, which
hs i, in,s,ug. d." IN ssll a, ve.'v reduced prices.
EMBR0SDEasssEs.
An immense slack oi pnhIola,N' euc"
as embroidered hardkerchleis, collars, ePe.,
GERS, sleeves, Swiss aud jaeonei edg'n@s Az
in.erings, linens, cation aud thread laces'
founcings and embroidered curtains.
DOMESTICS-Musllns drllings, tickinSs,
checks. osnaburgs, baggings. gine hams, fan.
nels table diaper and ready made bags.
Men and Boys Wear.
CLOTHS. cas>itneres, veslIugs, jeans, cotton.
AIDES, teuims, blue drlllngs. cotton plalds &c
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTES.
A very large assortment OF new style car
pets, such a. tapestry, Brussels three ply. in
grain and Venetian oil cloths, Of all widths.
A large assortment OF Ladies' s. Childrens'
Shoes, which he will sell very chean.
GROCERIES,.
lot of fresh sugars mulasses. ISsE
TEAS. COFFEE, FISH SPICES lsSk ~
&c. Also Hardware Queensware, Sss2lkks=:=-ze,
Crockety and Woodenware.
y Flour and Feed always for sale at the
lowest market prices for cash.
BIootnsburg, April 90, 1857.
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Fifty pounds of personal baggage allowed
10 each passenger-excess charged at doub.
le first class freight rates.
Fl. A. FONDA, Superintendent.