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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22
By A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

-z.-- oy a. ohEEN, Auctlonoof. 20
HoUSEHOLo AND KlTCHENi FURNT-
instant shall sell, 1t the Residence OF lady de-
Gliding housekeeping, st no O'Clock Q. m, on Mis
sonTi avenue, between Sd and ~ streets, (fhe fae
VII oesignate the house, general assoftment al
nopsehold Furnifgre, such As .sf-s - =
Manogany Sofes, Chairs and Rockers, - z
20 Harbls-top Centre and SIDE Tsbles.
DO Dressing spd other Bureaus -
Weshstands, Lounges, Sidebo6rds, $3.50
leather Beds, BEDDING, Mattresses, sst s1
Carpets, Oilcloths, Mstklng, = : 80.
China, Glass and Crockery Ware. s.e ( = =
G99klng, Chamber and other STOVES, rr
wa generaa assortment Of Kitchen Requisite.
no sd - 80 n 81 cnrr.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22
A CuRx roR Dyspepsia.
From the Hon. Solomon Foofe. from Yer

T(TU1Onf.
pR. GEo. B. Glxxs,-Dsar Sir !: In yonr note Of
this moinlng. yeu ask ssfof an expression of my
OPINION IN regard 70 your medicine, called fyssHa-
tsd 6rfrs. " anofds me pleasure to state, that
from the expesience have had. IN curing = severe
atfaok Of Dyspepsia in ms own famil, and from
the WONDERFUL effects which IL has Produced Ia other
ana more severe cases arising in 1amilies Of mem
oers OF Congress with whom am acquaiuted Thick
IN t1rG.ndbe medicine, and hope that such clrcu-
lation Will pc given 70 1t % will bring it within the
reach OF who are afflicted with that distressins
Prsp.-ss e CO. FoOTE
eaie By n. ID. Gilman, 8. G. Ford, n, s. b. W Ate
o. StOtt, John Schwafze, Marin Palmer, Wash,
inston; and By dealers even where. no 2a-lv.T
popularity with all Who test its superiority a. Q
Tonic, q remedy for DyspePsis and The Affection.
With great care and ts component parts are entire
~ vegetable, II il free from the objections so oftsn
urged against preparatlons of the kind. The Bit
ters may be used with confidence and benz fetal ef-
fects By aE sufering from complaints of the stom-
ach. As Medical Agent IL has no equal, vhi.e it,
pleasing flavor and heslthful effects have made Il
genera! fayorits t a free from ell properties cal
culated to impair the system and its are
st once mild, soothing and eficient All who have
used the Btters attest Its virtues and commend il
Sold BY Druggists and dealers generally every
where. no "a cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

HIS. WIHsLoy, an experienced nurse and female
{ss yhleh srsatly facilitates prooess Of tssthing
~ Softening the gpms, reducing Al inflammation
bowels. Depend upon i, mothers, Il viii give rest
70 yQurseves and relief and health TO your ipfants
announcer oommn.y 90 lilly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

1890 II: .S -.
WILL. London, from he
. ira, convinced thsf 10
must edd 20 the ALREADY
large consumptlon, and
Ssnalled either asa stinn-
IA s5t !, 2 a &c .sssstiss Or =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

HosoRABLY DIsxrssKp.-Alffed Lee. the well
known colored feed man, who was afrssted on
suspicion OF completely with DR.. Boyd In the
pointed for his hearing, and not particle Of evil
dence being exhibited against him, he was dis
missed by Justice Donn -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

hoped the precedent Of rsisine salaries wsuid not
be esfablished IN this instance. 81 &c., = 8
Mr. Jones wss In favor q the bile He read
from the cosPorstioa laws an enumersssa Of the
costing tbat they were suficient Is Employ
bureau Of = half dozen clerk. He nd no doubt
but that some Of the Government bureaus with q
hall dozen clcrks had . less amount Of labor to
ssis 70 perform she daiiv bof q sss once ss
tween The hours Of and 5, as other oiacers did,
the Register frequently had 70 work Tar Into the
night g bring up the business Of the day. :
sdsssd Il 1 kis1 q spirisasl kncc King 10 -
certain The sentiments Of the Hoafd--an entering
vsdge t. general system 81 sllary rsistng. Thf5
si bulb, being Pesssds Others q like a.sose would
,scsssss q ssisiss ss 3 Is g sss
q duties, rad BY Mr.. Jones, he suggeasd ttatths
duties q almost any once might Sc strung out -
maks aforni6ableapPeannce, and theif onerous-
49, 49, oepsnaea ssogethR upon ths Aequency q
g AZ. Orns ". opposed . ~ BIN. This ching
81 Increasing salnries had become mattel o. pub-
Y .ea Sssssy md e shoegls 9 ought = p
psoyement Of the streets, &c. $500 sssl'ss
diS e rsluessas!y = = - htgh ssspsd q
Sss 3 s;s :se e, fs 49, "a sfss
Al incrssss a s11ssy1Sn,d - issikss - sIii
~ e q. ensFs . l1l6s.n shas 1sl1ns 7l6
x Sss g g 49, tsas~ = eltsh, hlsh = =
n IN - ~ ys.s7, .ays 81
!. II M e1i6x tie eo-epsrasion e 6ssrRetoun
~ t1EeyexsaS q o. che.Psaks end ohfe
go $500 ss' ~ ss - e 80 9. rss. -
sg IT,: p l'sssss's1lIE.
: 1SsAYad Il k.iIs - xi 3 Fl is "a -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

RELIeIous NOTICES, and other deferred local
Of to-day's Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

EIRE-Between and O'Clock Last night a
brilliant Hight IN the direction Of the Navy Yard
canned an alarm which, though the rain was de-
scending In torrents at the time, brought out the
hremen with their apparatus. II was caused by
The partial burning Of q stable near the Marine
Bafracks. The IRE was soon extinguishcd with
little loss TO the Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

WArcu RETuRSs.--The trial docket was blank
this morning, but the cells were occupied by lodg
ers, Of whom ten were named In the fegister. The
heavy rain drove them In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

II QuERUe COD LIVER OH lilly p
,Approved By the New York Academy Of Medi-
cinss IL fs twloe moro eficacious than the Eauid
ton and eli kinds Of Coughs. 49,
ALeo, / - -
2u11utJBLLIRIxD. CAs1oR On, By which the
ohena . ereasness Of the oil 10 obvisfed For sals
y sH fssgeetAbie drngsists IN Washington and
9 PxNFoLD. P4xxKR Z McwrI, Wholesale Agents.
~ Beekman street, New York city. s no sm
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49, IN rRovIsIo1o ~ fnB Law INJECTING
rDu - N rnIrrxD n sEE xKwsPkRxa HAruGs
= IN 1A1eus1 cncsLkz1on wTrnu xHR DzLfynhY
- snB oB5TcE IRE 90TAL DAzLr cucuLx rIoE %
HoE1 1uku DoumB THAT % An orHxB nAxxx
.pauzss n rns Dssrlscf ~ CslvnnA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

A SINGULAR AUCTION SALE-Mesrs. las C..
MCGUIRE d Co. viii commence selling at their
auction rooms on Dec 6th about 500 lots Of various
articles that have accumulated at the dead letter
once for the Last twelve years. These articles
comprise earrings, breast pins, fnges-rings gold
and SILVER watches, studs, California gold, dia-
mond pins, spectacles, purses, pocket-books bead
work, embroidery, lace collars, handerchiefs,
cum, surgical Instruments, children's clothing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-22

THE MARKKr.-The heavy rain Last night ha,
the effect 70 greatly lessen the attendance or deal
ers at the Centre Market this morning. The ha1
stands were almost deserted; very few cattle deal
ers were equally scarce, and the supply wa
mainly offered by the licensed dealers The de
mand, however. was inactive; sales dull, an,
prices unchanged from the quotation Of Saturday
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minis
them ultimately; better men, puree citi1ens. more
lsssnea chEisiiaas did not adorn any community;
40 - e i,sdisssssy sossssd The i@Rohsioa shsi
% Almighty God lQs lis manifsId bIs1sinfs into
ssctfeh q tbs cou6 efaey, much Is be one ia
S S ss e 60: Sc s1s g 81. s
esueEn :. secsumesd % cue 6evsr1or Of vsft
!h..k Ming, v6sFs 4 xoaid s. vi fs DE uas
then the Argument Of those oppose3 q - observ.
400 II this weala Be legitimate; but nd here,
w VI Psssi.siy g. sPp.sis ssesss e 1D!lowsd
Wiz, that ssHhsrevef religion and politics are
blended, nottiag but enmixed evil can ensue;''
andtt t6right - IN abstract question, but had no
POint g Piicetlss % O. eosstion before u for,
sstiss lSs sssa apsfs q ess day II ihs sSs
sdsment q ID nsssy 6isssinss SseseSss5sd 70 u,
g ss Ss sssaas 6 sss
ashes Of Je1snsn. Pie spesief psoissssd 3 IS I
DeTScsss q ne ssrietset schools but q oppcsiten
article in 6eesssd, - would repndists that pI.ak
- ~ platform, end believe it g Be IN lutefDola
.;o., e isjunesios ..lsss hsaese1 y the bfssch
.Tne speahsS'o Mad ltsm the sikh wsrd M.
eH1tksay) ePposed Thankagiviny iay, - h
N.Y., becanss bic egpetnsnp ID ~ want it<-s
Mp qesd le,ses.-snd o. speaker awarded HIM
&C. 49,: se sSo ~ vs ~ a ~ sil s;:
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-02-02
s. PRNlETUlES Isss.
HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSlC;

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Just published, the 25th thousand, in a
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postpaid, by the Publishers, for 3 stamps:
a Medical Essay on the Physical Exhaust.
ION and Decay CT the frame from lndul-
gence, Infection and The injurious conse-
quences oi Mercury, with the modern
means Of cure.
Bv X. J. CULVERWELL, M D.
Members ot the Royal College OF SuEgeon-,
Sc, &c, Sc.
*.@ SpermaorrhGl, or Seminal Emiss
ions, Nervous Debility, lmpotency, Loss OF
Energy, Depression of Spirits, Timidity,
Diseases of The Sexual Organs, aud lmpedi-
menis to Marriage generally. are promptly
and effeclually cured by the Authors novel
and most successful mode Of treatment, by
meaus Of which tie Invalid can regain
pristine health without having recourse TO
dangerous and expensive medicines.
FEom HE London Lancet. -"The best ttea
tiss ever written on subject of vital imp0r-
'ance TO all well worthy Ihe Authors exalted
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Address the Publishers: c. J. c. KLINE
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Box 1886, N. Y. City. Dec. 90, '5s.-3mos.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all 'lega ices, :,
" creditors and other persons interested in
the estates of the respective decedenrs and
minors, that the following administration
and guardian accounts have been filed in the
office of the Register of Columbia county.
and will be presented tor confirmation and
allowance 10 the Orphans Court 10 be- held
at Bloomsbury, in the county aforesaid on
Wednesday the 9Th day oil February next,
al O'Clock, p. Nj.
]. The account of Abraham Robbins, Adj
ministralor of the estate of Thomas Robbins
late of Fishnscreek township, decd.
.. The second account of George B Sey.
bert Executor of the last will and iesta-
menl of Nicholas Seybert late OF Briarcreek
township, decd.
3. The account of Jacob w. Dieuench,
Guardian OF Inc person and estate of Charles
NJ. Dieterich, Matilda Dieuerich and Mary
Calhanne Dielerich, minor children of Eliza
Dieue rich laIe of Briarcreek toNnship, deed.
4. The account of Richard Demott. Ex-
ecntor OF the last will and testament Of Jacob
Swisher laie of Madison township, deed.
5. The second account OF John k. GrolZ,
and James Barton, Executors OF the lasl
will and testament of Elisha H. BIogs late
OF Bloomsbury, III the county OF Columbia,
decd.
The account Of Aaron and Samuel
Musgrave, Administrators of The estate oil
Isaac w. Muserave, late OF Mountpleasanl
township, decd.
Z. The account Of William G Hurley g.
Samuel Creveling, Administrators of the
estate of Alexander Creveins late of Gem
ire township, decd.
8. The accoun, of Samuel Mcndenha,
Guardian OF the person and estate Of Sarah
Daniels minor child OF William Daniels
lale'0I Bloom township, decd
9. 1he account Of DR.. William Fl. Magill
and George A. Frick, surviving Executors
OF Daniel ). Montgomery, late of the Dor.
oUeh OF Danville, decd, of their receipts
and payments since the settlement by said
Executors aud Jacob Hibler the other Exec.
utor.
10 The account of Leonard B. Rupert
Guardian of the parsons and estates of Jo.
seph Walter, Mary Ann Waller, Daniel
Walter and Samuel Walter, minor children
of Salome Walter. lale OF Monlour township,
decd.
IL. The account Of William Hagenbuch,
Guardian of Eliza Hess, late Eliza Hagen
bnch and grand child OF John Knorr. deed.
10. The second account OF James :. Woods
late OF Orange township, decd.
l3. The account ot John Freas, Guardian
OF the person and estate OF Reuben Kuorr a
minor child of Peter Knorr, decd, as filed
by George II. Freas and Henry G. Freas,
Administrators of John Freas, deed.
IA. The account OF Daniel Kosrenbader
Administrator of the estate OF Henry Kos
tenbaderlate of Maine township, decd.
10. The account OF Daniel KosIentader,
Administrator OF the estate of William Kos
tenhader late of Maine township, decd.
l6. The account of Peter Fisher and VIII
liam I, Shuman, Executors OF ihe estate OF
Jacob Fisher, late OF Maine township, decd
II. The account Of John T. Funston and
Nicholas +, Barber Administrators with the
will annexed OF John Funston, lale OF Mad
ison township, decd.
J Registers Office, DANIEL LEE
| Bloomsburg, Jan. ~, 1859. Register
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TRIAL gE.ist,-FcE,. Term, 80.

Deborah Calender Admiu'rrix Of Barna.
has tailendet vs. William y. Peletmau.
2 Twp Of Conyngham vs. Jacnh Dirk et al
BENZ Pelerman vs. DAVID Colder.
4 John Johnson vs. Daniel Z,igIer,
Samuel b. Seyberr VS. Wallace Seyber'.
A . w. Cramer VS. Isaac Yeter.
I Peter Lousenberser vs. VIM. Lonaen.
berger.
8 Amos w. Cramer vs.. Charles B Troy.
9 John Bernel VS. Benjamin Winter>.een.
10 Jackson KaruS vs. George H. Brown.
II Franklin Shuman vs Dull, Creswell {;
Dull.
10 Christian Wolf vs. Dull, Cres well & Dali
10 Benjamin Alfred Cole vs VIM SimoDs.
II Joseph P Shunan We ball, Creswell l.
Duh.
IL John Hughes VS. David Reinbold.
10 lIriah M + Eigar Us S. A. Woman et al
II l.. b. Ruper, VS. Eackawanna & g. II. Il
Is Andrew Creveling do do do
10 Lewis Kirk ri al VS. Hiram b. Freas el al
20 l.. b. Rupert Ell al VS. Washington l.re.
2l Harmon & Crevelng vs. Jno. Jessop et al
p Mary Ricketts, VS. Eiiah Ricketts,.
23 awbudge A. Wilson VS. WIN Rohison.
"a George Stricken VS. Stephen Baby.
25 Henry NJ. Fulervs Nath an Seeker
20 Jonas Price VS. John PrIce Admir-.
27 Geo. H Freas VS. Geo. BslIoId.
Bluomsburg Jan. II, 1859.
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CouRT will commence on Monday, the
7lh Of February, instant, in this place. It
will, as usual: bring large number OF peo.
ple from the country 10 town; and we hope
that, if any of our subscribers happen to be
among the crowd, they will not forget to
give us call (for we keep open doors) and
Leave little Of their spare with the
printer. A friend at our side, rather &C.
centric fellow, just remarked: 81 cant see
show you printers live--you have so many
'little accounts scattered all over creation,
"and so hard TO collect money nowadays
81 have large amounts standing out, and
"pretty plenty of them, aud can't collect
'enough to keep my family" To which
we replied as follows: 'sMy subscribers
care all pretty good pay, and small debts
"are more easily paid than large ones."--
This he thought must be the case. His
countenance seemed 10 exhibit wish that
his accounts were only smaller, instead ..
being so large that he couldn't collect them
as he wished. As next week is Court, some
Of my patrons will have an opportunity Of
backing up what we have said i'll regard to
their being good pay sc.
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GROCERY, BAKERY AND
G N-F E CTIO NJ Y.
Main Street, bloomsbury, one door betoa0 Iron

nam Sred, Bt0OWSOWS, one dOOf Oet0U IRON
Street.
THE undersigned respectfully inform the
citizens OF Bloomsbury, and the public in
general, that they have formed partnership
nnder the name and firm of Meyer & Shell
don, and have jnsl opened in their spacious
new Store House, the
GROCERY, BAKERY & CONFEC rlON-
ERY BUSINESS,
On an extensive scale III all their various de-
parlmenls, and in great varieties, where they
will always be pleased to meet their friends
and administer 10 their creature comforts.
Their groceries are all fresh, aud of the
choicest kinds, have been selected with
much care, and wall be sold for Dash, al The
"lowes' living prices"
Their Bakery is entirely new, constructed
after the most modern Improvements aud
will be under tie superintendence of "mas.
ter wotkmen."
Their confectionery is manufactured by
themselves with care and cleanliness--and
cannot be surpassed by the most improved
ilnpnttalions.
OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
They have also fitted up most magnificent
Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, occupying The
entire space OF the (up stairs) second floor,
with splinter new fixtures and finishlngs,
where they will be happy to serve their Gus.
TONERS with choice Oysters, wholesale and
retail.
n B---A Ladies' Saloon separated from
the General Restaurant, has also been pre-
pared for their special accommodation.
ALBERT MOYER,
E. M. SHELDON.
Bloomshurg, Oct. 81, 1858.
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Real Estate Of Henry Kitchen, deceased.

Real Estate Of Henry Kitchen, deceased.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, ss:
The Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
!, l MIA 10 Mary Kitchen mtermarried
! with David Rshe, residing in Un.
~ ION county, Henry Kitchen, Cat ha-
rire, intermarried with Enock Rittenhouse,
Margaret Jane niermarrled with Thomas
Masowin residing in Wisconsin, Elizabeth
Anu. rhGbe, Ellen, John, Isaac ari Joseph,
aud Rachael who was iniermarried win Mo-
ses Gibbs, aud died since the deceden,
leaving Sarah wife OF William Weise, resi-.
ding in Northumberland county Maria
wife of Thomas Miller, III MoUtour county !;
Jane wife Of Vandhng, Norhum berland
county Mary, Amanda, Johnston, Charity.
Ann, Elizabeth, aud George residing in
Centre county, Isaac Kitchen one other son
Of the said decedent who is deceased left
issue nellah in,ermarried with Jesse Mears,
Elizabeth inlermarred with James X. Ewes,
Nelson, William, Carolina, Prudence inter
married with Johnston Taylor, Monlonr CO.;
Edith inlermarried with William Johnston
who died before the decedent, leaving eight
children, Isaac Nelson, Franklin, Wilson,
Reherca wife of Ira Pnrsell Caiharine, Har-
re aud Hannah, all OF whom reside in
Columbia county, Sarah ntermarried with
John Armstrong, who died leaving issue,
Kitchen, Augustus, Hester Ann, and Deli
Iah Jane, Mary, vile of John WeIiver resi-.
dies in Michigan; Charles, son OF Isaac,
died leaving a sou named Isaac Rachael,
daughter Of The decedent, intarmarred
with joseph Pursell died before the dece-
dent, leaving Roterl, Daniel, Joseph. jack
sou, Fuphemia iutennarried with Samuel
Eek. Nancy mlermarred with Allpaugh,
Lydia wife Of jefferson Thomas, George,
Henry, Daniel, Joseph, Jackson and Char
lot e. Elizabeth ore other daughter of the
decedent iniermarriet with Leabend, died
alter the decedent, leaving Agnes wife OF
- Fisher, Moniour county, Elizabeth vile
of Peter FuIper, Nancy, Joseph and James,
Mercy one other of The daughters OF the de-
cedenl intermarried with James Whippe,
and left Issue, Belhuel. Isaac, Mary wife OF
" lliam Low Jane wife of Robert Johnston,
I.evina wife Of Jacob Long, and Sarah wife
Of Mathew Hogeland, Mary one other of
the daughters OF the said decedent, inter-
| married with James Whpple, and left issue
Mercy, Edith, Elizabeth wife of Jackson
Shannon, and Ruth Ann wife of ZeSulen
| Shul'z, Grand children and heirs OF Henry
Kitchen, deceased. You and each Of you
are hereby commanded 10 be and appear
at> our Orphans Court, TO lie holden al
Bloomsburg, in and for said county, on the
first Monday OF February next, then and
there TO accept or refuse 10 take the Real
Estate of Henry Kitchen, deceased, al the
valuation put upon it by an Inquest duly
awarded by this Honorable Conrl, or shew
| cause why the same should not be sold.-
Witness The Honorable Warren ]. Wood
| ward, Esquire, President of our said Court
al Bloomsburg, the eleventh day Of Decem-
ber, eighteen hundred and fity-eiaht.
Sherill's Office. JOHN SNYDER,
Bloomshurg, Jan. H. $50. Sheriff.
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NEw MERcHANDlzE.-Stephen H. Miller, er-
Sheriff, has embarked in the mercantile bu-
siness, at the "Arcade," formerly occupied
by Mr. A. c. Mensch, in this place, with a
good and rather extensive stock of entire
nelr merchandise which he has Just received
from the eastern cities, and is prepared 10
sell goods at figure 10 suit purchasers. Mr.
MILLER has had considerable experience in
the mercantile business, consequently the
public may rest assured by calling upon him,
that their wants will be supplied in man.
ner bestowing credit upon him as well as
other commercial dealers. The Sheriff hav.
ing widespread circle of friends and ac-
quaintances. we can see no reason why he
should not do handsome business. He is
honest, frank and upright in all his dealings;
courteous and obliging in his manners, and
IN every way calculated to deal with the
common and the most fastidious.
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traverse Jurors, Feb. Term

blOoW-Ricbard fIuinhef
Bor. Berwick-John MrHenry.
Briercreek--William ErwiEe.
Beaver--Daniel Sineley.
Ceulre-WesIey Frras, Geo. Kelrhner, if.
Fishingcreek-Jacoh FarOer, William Slok.
er, Daniel Markle.
Greeuwood--PeIe Riuenbender, Sam'I Gil.
laspie, Calob F. Moore.
Hemlock--Reuben Bomboy, Veniah Reese,
Jacob Harris.
cust-John Kline, Jesse John, Peter X.
Hetbein.
Maine-John Harmony, Jacob Brown, Chas
Fisher.
Madison-John Fruit, Conrad Kramer, VIM.
Shul'2.
Mrflin-John Aten, Christian Luz.
Monlour-John G Qnick. George Yost.
Mount Peasanr--Danie Vanderslce.
OrausP-Ehgah & Rickeus.
Pne-Adam Bohb John Lockard.
Sugarloat-Orin Parks, Benjamin Peietmau,
Ezra Stephens.
ScOu-GeoTue John
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-02-02
TinWare g. Stove Establishment.

'ENHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully in
u forms his old friends and customers,
that he has purchased his brolher's interest
in the above establishment, and the con-
ceTn will hereafter be conducted by himself
exclusively. He has just received and of
sfa, fers ior salo the largest and most ex.
Ssag tensvP assortment oIFANCY SrOTES
'e-SSS ever introduced into this market,
Sloveplpe and Tinware constantly on
hand and manufactured TO order. All kinds
OF repairing done, as usual, nm short notice.
The patronage of old friends and new cns-
toners is respectfully solicited.
A. M. RUPERT
Bloomsbury, Jan. 12, 1853. IT,