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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-12-05
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TERMS.

For copy OF the Daily Globe, for
tour months, So co
For copy Of the Congressional
Globe and Appendix, dutug the
session, 90
For copies ditto. when ordered at
the same time, 5 90
No attention will be paid 10 any order
unless The money accompany IT.
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SNILL TELL YOU OF the Origin, History
w aud distinctive trai oi The various
breeds oi European, NSlalic. African and
American Horses, with the physical forma-
uon aud pecuharilles OF the animal, aud
how 10 ascertain hI. aye BY The number
and condition OF his teeth; illustrated with
numerous explanatory engravings.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
VIII tell you OF Breeding. B.ealing. Sta
bling, Feeling, Grooming, Shoerug, and the
general management OF the horse, wiih the
besl modes OF administering medicine, also,
how 10 treat Biting, Kicking, Rearing,
Shying, Sum bling, Crib Bling, Restless
ness, and olher wees TO which lie i subject:
with numerous explanatory engravin@s
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES.
VIII tell you of the causes. symptoms, and
Treatment OF S,rangleS, Sore Throat, Dis
temper, Catarh, Influenza, Brouchirs,
Pueumonia, Pieuri>y, Broken Wind. Chro-
NC Cough, Roaring and Whlsllrng Lamps,
Sore Mouth and Ulcers, aud Decay ed
Teeth, with other diseases OF the Mouth
aud Respiratory Organs.
THE HORSE AND HIS Disc lSES
viii :elI You of the causes. symptoms. and
Treatment Of Worms, B Is Collie, Sirangu-
!atron. Stony ConcrelIonS, Rupures, Palsy.
DiaHhoea, Jaundice. Hevatiuhoea. Bloody
Urine, Stones IN The Kidneys and Bladder,
Inflammation, and other diseases of the
S'omach, Bow Is, Liver aud Urinary Or
gans.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
VIII tell yon OF ;he causes, symptoms, and
Treatment OF Boue, Blood and Bog, Spawn,
Rugoone, Sweenie, Stratus. Broken Knees,
a I,Il
Gravel, Cracked Hoof>, Scratches, CaukeG,
Thrush, and Corn, also, of Mearims.
VeHigo, Epilepsy, SiaggeT<, aud olher
diseases of the Feet, Legs, and Head.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
VIII tell you OF the causes, symptoms. ard
Treatment OF Fi>luIa, Poll Evil, Chambers.
Farcy, Scarlet Fever, Mango, Suriei,
Lacked Jaw, rheumatism, Cramp, Gall-,
Diseases OF the Eye and Heart, &c., &c,
ard how 10 manage Caslrauon, Bleeding,
Trephinning, RoweIing, Firing, Hernia,
Ampulaion, Tapping, ana other surgical
operations.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will tell YOU OF Rarey's Method Of tanning
Horses; how 10 Approach. Halter, or Stable
a Col; bow to accu-lom a horse 10 strange
sounds and sights, aud how TO Bit, Saddip,
klde, ana break nim 10 Harness, also the
form and law Ct Warranty. The whole be
ing the result OF more than fifteen years
, careful study of The habi'S, peculIarites,
wants aud weaknesses OF IhIs noble and
useful animal
The book contains 3S4 pages, approPri
aely illustrated by One HuudTed Engra-
wings Ii is printed in a clear ard open
type, and will be furnished 10 any address,
posiaue paid on receipt of price. half
bound, SI.0O, or, in cloth, extra, SIPS.
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FouSp DFAp-Nlr reier Crawford. Of
Madison township, Columbia County, was
found dead on Sabbath morning last near
Jersey'own He was man aged about
eighty years, Ills death was supposed TO
have been caused by aPopl,xy .-Demoerot
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AND NOTIONS, fancy arii-
j cles, good assortment OF Hosiery OF the
best quality; also SIoves, miiis, baskets, Ca
has, Combs, dress trimming and Innings,
sewing silk, thread, etc., etc, 10 be had next
door TO The Exchange"
AMELIA D. WEBB.
Bloomsbury, May 25, 1879.
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FvasFrL CALAMITY Last SATURDAY night
rs Mrs heHzel was sitting by stove, her
dress canght fire She rushed down stairs
wrspt in the flame AMI into lie street.
where citizens rushed 10 her and exiin-
eui-hec lire fame, bnt no, before the fear
inI element had struck her With dealh-
: GRAFTON HsraLL
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LARGE Hoe MIR john Butts, at the Cana
wissa Mills, killed hog. few days since,
that weighed, when neatly dressed, .tre
hpndsed and forty sers'' pounds. The hog was
eighteen months old. Who car beat i, =
Trot out your heavy porkers
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THE boating season on the North and
West branches has about came 10 a close
The men from this place, who navigate
these streams, have pretty much all reruru-
ed 10 remain during The winter
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THaSe'vlsc DAY was rightly observed in
lhi- place The stores shops and places
ai business. were closed. The citizens met
IN their respective Clutches aud held wor
ship The Rev Dinim preached an able
sermon in the F.r>isPsestylerian church.
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SSow.-Ou Tuesday last We had quite a
fail Of snow in this place but not suffi-
eient to make sleishiug The foundation
tur ii never was much lelter- everything
appearing 10 tie in reatliress-and we
should like 10 see ii come in liberal Por.
:IDns-a regular OLD fashioned AHow.
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We have era iiyine intelligence from ihe
South The tide o. DisunioniSm is evident
/, or she eth. and conservative connsels
ure hesinniug 10 prevail. The telegraph
reports that at different points in Georgia
meetings had been he'll by the conservative
ritizens of that Safe, at which resolutions
were passed denying that the election OF
Lincoln presented jus, cane for Secess-
ION, tienouncine The legislation of The North
ern States as oppressive and U. jns', and
deserving the <eveTest retaliation.
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Tinware s. Steve Establishment.

EIUWdFt q SIOFe ESIaDIiSIMenIs
- HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully In
Il forms his old friends and customers,
that he has pLrchased his bfolher's interest
in lhe above establishment, aud the con-
Germ will hereafter lie conducted by himself
exclusively. He has jnst received and of,
"a, fers ior sale The largest aud most ex-
I'd iensive assortment oil FANCY STOTYS
- ewes introduced into this mar8ei.
Siovepipe and Tinware constantly on
hand and manufactured 10 order All kinds
OF repairing done, as usual, M short notice.
Tn@ patronage OF old friends and new Gus
toners is respectfully solicited.
A. NJ. RUPERT.
Bloomsbury, Jan. u. 1853. If.
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We rerul l;sh the official vote of Penn-
'ylsania for President in another column
, e vote lor al ihe cornlies is official.
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GAME 10 the premises of the subscriber,
~ in Locust township, Columbia County,
about The lauer pau o. May ss<F=zz.-sgss
last a HElFER abont two s'S9/N8
years old. Color-lig hI red,
with few white spots upon 0Exzssll7
the lower parts of its body. The owner or
owners are requested 10 come forward ana
prove properly, pay charges and lake II
away, otherwise il Will he disposed OF ac-
cordng 10 law. JOHN OLIVER
Locusi. July 25, 1860.
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LEcTuRE.-The Hon Horace Greedy will
deliver lecture in he Court House at
this place on the evening OF Tie lih lust
Theme '.SeIf made Men,
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cwisc TO The indiTosition OF one Of our
oomPosiicrs The STAR has been delayed one
Gay in its publication.
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The Reuerend JOSHUA KELLY, who is well
known 10y The people of Columbia county,
addressed meeting OF Hide Auakes al
Nuncy, or the 22d of November last
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FORKS HOTEL.

BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA CO., Pa
ROBERT HAGENBUCHj Proprietor.
fsaAKES pleasure in announcing toihe pub
lie that he has rented and thoroughly
refiied tae Forks Hotel formerly occupied
by James Freeze, in Bloomsbury, and is
prepared 10 accommodate travellers, tesmsier>,
drovers and boa-deIs. iiis table viii be sup
Piled With the est products the markets al
lord, aud bis Bar will be constantly furnish
ed with The choicest liquors.
Attentive ostlers wili always be IN at
tendance, and he trusts his long experiences
~ catering 10 he wants of the public, and
his ohligiug attention 10 customers viii se-
cure him liberal share of patronage.
Boomsburg, April 81, 1855
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Guar TO Inc hour of going 10 press
Conrt is sill in session. TIE Grand Jurors
were dismissed OF Tuesday afternoon, har-
ing al that earl, hour disposed of all busi
ness before them. The number of indici
rnrnis in the hands of this Jury for their
consideration was small as compared with
those of previous sessions. /: is not neces
sary for Us 10 state, a. is customary sc, eraI
bills were ignored. The civil list presents
a pretty fair appearance; may engage the
Couri The whole week. A synop-is OF the
proceedings viii be fonnd in our next
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$1,000 "a Near
Grcat syork os, sllc gaorse.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

BY ROBERT JENNINGS, V. $,
Professor IF Pathology md Ooer ttiUe Surgery
m The Veterinary College Of Ph,laGeipara,
&C., ETC.
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The Nstr York Tally Times prospectus
will appear in our next
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sir. L. APrLkMAs Superintendent OF
Common Schools Of Columbia county, paid
onr Office visit to-day. EIe speaks en-
The officia! business resting uron him at
lreseut j. visiting schools We have d
notion ,ha, he wi make popular S. perrin
ieudeni
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AHEl KENDs OF SEaAWES.
BOOTS 6 sg1Rs

lECCA - . SaLO.g >
of all kinds and sizes for men, women and
chiidrrn. We have large assortment of
HATS and CAPS Of the latest fashion, We
have also. Hardware, Queensware, Cedar
ware. sc. Very cheap
CARPETS, ,CARPET-BAGS, FLOOR.
table and carriage oil cloths, mats, rngs, bas-
ke's, Sc. MnSlins, aannels, ickiugs. dra-
pers, lowelinss, driilings, &c, in abundance
We invite our friends and the pnhllc gem
orally 10 give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere We have bought our goods al
The Low EST CASH PRICES and will moi
he Dudefsold by anybody The resi- OF uan-
kind. McKELVY, NEAL & co.
BIoomshurg, Nov. 2I, 1850
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WYOMING HOUSE,

J. II. LAYCOCK, PROPKiEToR,
WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN
FEsHE Proprietor respectfully informs ms
a frlenns and lhe public generally tast ne
has taken CHARGE OF ihe Wyoming House, IN
the village OF Wyoming, near The Railroad
Depot of that place, and has fitted II out so
as 10 entertain both transient and perma-
nent visitors in a suitable and comfortable
manner. His rooms are spacious and Any,
and not only calculated 10 add 10 The conve-
nielce and cominsl ~ IL, travelling commu-
my, hh' al,o 10 lho>e to would seek a
plea<ant surnuIcr re>ori wit families.
HIS TARLE willie supplied with the best
he market afiord; and his PAR wfi be
tufnishe,l with the pnfes' liquors that can
be obtained. The proprietor Will give his
exclusive attention lo ihe comfort ahd con-
ven euce OF his guests. and is determined
To make the WYOMING HOUSE rank D.
moug the fir, hotels in the 81 lie.
The Propripior hopes that from hi. expe-
fieuce IN The business, and by nnremntIng
attention on his pari, combined with Jude
cioUs selection 81 the most CAREFUL and ob4ia-
iug servants, he may be entitled TO the ia
voratle consideration of the public. aud re-
crIve liberal share Of their patronage.
Cy~ Please give ham d cal, AMI judge for
yourselv.s [Aprii Q 1889.
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STOVE AND TIN-WARE SHOP.

THE undersigned would inform the Gill
zen- of Bloomsbury and vicinity, thai he
has jus; received and offers tor sale one nj
The most extensive assnrrmPHls of COOK
ING aud FANCY STOVES, ever ittrnduced
into his marke:. The Christopher CoIum-
hus James Robb an1 Globe are among :hp
first class cooking Stoves, all Of which are
air-Diah and gas burners. His ParIor stoves
are handsome and the assortment vailed -
ALSO-Parlicuar attention is paid TO Tin
Ware and House SCOUTING, upon shori no
tire. All kinds of repairing will be done
with reatneSs and despatch. E9 County
produce taken IN exchange for work.
PHILIP S. MOYER.
Bloomsbury, Oct. g. 1880.
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THE TRIBUNE FOR 1851.
R~@ @ STD @ @0~as

The XXih Volume of the Weekly Tribune
comm enced with the issue of Sept. /. Du-
ring the past year The Tribune has been
obliged TO devote quite a large proportion
of Its space TO Politics. but we shall soon
be able 10 fore9o Political discussions almost
entirely, for months if not for years, and
devote nearly all our columns to subjects of
less intense, but more abiding, interest.
Among these, we mean 10 pay especial
attention 10,
T. Education The whole suhiec; of
Education, both Popular and General, will
be discussed IN onr columns throughout the
year 1861, and we hope TO elicit in that dis
cGssion some OF the profoundest thinkers
and the ablest instructors in our country.
II is al once our hope and our resolve that
the cause Of Education shall receive an i'm
petus from the exerlions of The Tribune in
It's behalf duriug the year 1861
IT, Agricultnre-We have been com
PEELED To restrict our calculations of this
great interest throughout 1860 and shalt
endeavor TO atone therefor in 1861. What
ever discovery, deduction. demonstration, is
calculated to render the reward OF labor de
voted 10 cultivation more ample or more
certain. shall receive prompt and full at
tention
III. Nanufac ures &c.-We hail every
iHNGiiiOU ht SihBifiilS6 NDtiGRl AHltliNdii
Capital and Lat or are attracted 10 aud adj
van,ageously employeL in any department
of Manufacturing or Mechanical Industry
a real coutrIbn ION 10 the Pubic Veal IN
suring ampier steader. more convenient
more remunrralug markets 10 the Farmer
with fuller employ meui and better wages
10 the L1hoFer The progress oi Mining,
IRON Making, Slrel~ Making. Cloth Weaving,
&c, &c. N our country and tie world shall
lie watched and reported by with
earnest and active sympathy.
VI Foreign Affairs We employ the hes:
correspondents in London, Parls, Turin,
Berlin. and other European Capitals, to
transmit us early and accurate adyces
OF the great changes ,hero silently
bat certainly preparing. IN spite OF the
pressure of Domestic Politics our News
from tie Old World is now varied aud
ample but we shall have 10 render it
more perfect dnriHg the e.enliul year uNt
before rs.
Y Home Npws-We employ regular
paid corre~ ~pondeHls in California, al the
lsihmns ot Darien. in he Rocky Mountain
Gold Re9ion ard wherever else they seem
requisite From the more accessible por
tons of our own country. we derive our in
formation mainly from the mnlifariour cor
respondents OF The Associated Press from
our exchanges. aEd The occasional letters OF
Intelligent friends We aim TO print the
cheapest general newspaper: with the fulle>l
aud most authentic summary of uSefu IN
Ieliigence. that is anywhere Afforded Ho-
ping 10 make each Jay critic on the
last" aud priut a better and better paper
from gear 10 year, as our means are steadily
enlarged through The generous co operation
o! onr many veil wiShers, we solicit. and
shall labor 10 deserve, a continuance of
nnI,iic faYor
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Root and ShOernaking.

EsOot and ShOelnakIng.
THE undersigned being thankful for pas
- iayoTs, and graceful foriulure pros
~ poets. desires to inform
~ the ci,izeus o. this place Ezyy
sSsSs and vicinity, and his Gs>zezsssse zss7ssse
friends and patrons IL particular, that he
still carries on the above business in al, it's
various branches, al his old stand. on Main
streel, nearly opposite the Episcopal Church
Blooms5nr2. He employs the very be-,
woTkmen, ard uses nothing but good stock
No pains are spared 10 make Leal fits aud
durable work; all Of which can be obtained
very low for ready pay.
JACOB F DiETTERlCH.
Bloomsbury. Feb /, ls6O-lv.
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$1,000 a Near

can be made by enleIprlsing men every
where, in selling the above, and other
popular works oil ours. Our inducements
TO all snch are exceedingly liberal.
For single copies ol Inc Book, or for
terms to agents, with other Information, APP
ply 10 or address JOHN +. POTTER,
Publisher,
GIT Ssnsom ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
nov14m6
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

French hlettGoes. wool plaifs, alpacaS, hom-
baz:ue>, de bases noplns parameila cloths,
mohais lustes, muslin de aines; Persian
cloilie. Giisehan,s, al'coes. &c
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
Sleeves, Collars, Speucers, handkerchiefs,
fouucings, bands aud trimmings, ldces and
edeines, homes ribbons, in large variety, vel
vel Iibbons, and braids, kid, cotton, Isle
thread aloves. mnhair miit=, Sc.
Ace KINDS OF SEsA YVES.
.iacne, Bav Stale, Waierville, black silk,
cashmere, embroidered, &c. Also very
large large assortment OF Cloths, ca.simers,
>ai4Hel~. Vesling>, weeds, jeans, coating vel
sef beaver cloths, &c.
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Nov. 7, 1860
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-26

Extremely sorry you don't like it, sir; per-
tectly correct, sir" says this stylish book
keeper.
but the two fres2" demonstrates No. 81.
''Quite customary, sir, one FIRE in the after
noon, one FIRE in the morning, perfectly right,
sir"
But the dinner, extra dinner" says 3l7.
Dinner at 3 and o'clock, sir; you dined
Yesterday at ), sir, to-day ct 3; perfectly
right, sir"
No. 81, rather abashed, "Well, but the
extras1'
20, well, says the magnificent, running his
pen through the dollar, ''we'll knock that off -
This kills 3l7. who pays five dollars, and
exists, and the Chickabiddy is literally tri-
umphant. No..
1t is the dining room of the Chickabiddy
House upon which the gentlemanly propri-
etors' sound the 10 Triumphe." And in
deed II must be a brave man or woman who
awe, and braver still who can walk through
Its double line of tables, escorted by u bowling
waiter, and stared at by hundred or more
pair Of eyes without wincing; whose can de-
liberately and gracefully do this, and reach
his seat with perfect ease and abandon who
can, without the temptation Of putting his own
hand to the chair, allow himself to be seated
by the attendant waiter, who can leisurely
draw out his or her glass, deliberately read
the bill Of fare, order the dinner very pre-
else and very eccentric, and then as delib-
erately turn his glass on the stsrers, and take
them with immobility, is fully capable Of
meeting as many RichmOnds armed in
PROOF on the tented field as q stick can be
seaksn Al. The plate, glass, and incu Of
'ne onicAAoioay are unexceptionable, and,
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Iy on to escape the imputation of leaning for
support-and play that white arm in the light.
until it flashed in the eyes of the admiring
crowd; how beautifully was that little plum
hand nursed, how delicately tended were the
nails, how superbly set were the diamonds
that glistened on its fingers, matchess stones.
blue enamelled, twenty carat gold All!
julia, Julia, how many throbs has that white
arm cost the transients at the Chickabiddy,
who came and passed away never to return,
but never to forget its proportions.
ITO BE Continued