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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-02-06

WILL TELL YOU of the Origin, History
w and distinctive traits of The various
breeds Of European, Asiatic, African and
American Horses, with the physical forma
lion aud pecullarities OF the animal, and
how 10 ascertain his age by The number
and condition of his teeth; illustrated with
numerous explanatory engravings.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will tell you OF Breeding, Breaking, Sla-
bling, Feeding, Grooming, Shoeing, and The
general management of the horse, with The
best modes OF administering medicine, also,
how 10 treat Biting, Kicking, Reang, ,rp
Shying, Stumbling, CRIB Bling, Restless
ness, and other vices 10 which he is subject;
with numerous explanatory engravings
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES.
Will tel. you OF the causea, symptoms, and
Treatment of StrangIes, Sore Throat, Dis
temper, Catarrh, Influenza, Bronehi.ls,
Pneumonis, Pleurisy, Broken Wind, Chro-
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Sore Mouth and Ulcers, and Decayed
Teeth, with other diseases OF the Mouth
and Respiratory Organs.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will :elI you of the capses, symptoms, and
] Treatment oil Worms, Bots Collie, Slrangu-
,
| Diarrhoea, Jaundice, Hepatrrhoea. Bloody
| Urine, Stones in The Kidneys aud Bladder,
| inflammation, and other diseases of the
Stomach, Bow Is, Liver and Urinary Or
| gans.t - ,, - - al -,
TIE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
| Will tell yon OF the csuses, symptoms, and
Treatment ol Bone, Blood and Bog, Spawn,
! Rngoone, Sweenis, Strainsy Broken Knees,
| Wind Calls, Founder, Sole Bfulse and
| Gravel, Cracked Hoofs, Scratches, Canker,
| Thrush, and COINS also, oi Meerims,
Vertigo, Epilepsy, S'aggers, and other
| diseases of the Feel, Legs, and Head.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will tell you of The causes, symptoms, ard
| Treatment OF Fisiula, Poll Evil, Chambers,
| Farcy, Scarlet Fever, Mango, Surlet,
| Locked Jaw, Rheumatism, Cramp, Calls,
Diseases OF the Eye and Heart, &c, &c.,
ard how TO manage Casratiou, Bleeding,
Trephnning, Roweling, Firing, Hernia,
Amputa,ion, Tapping, and other surgical
| operations.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will tell you of Rarey's Method of tanning
Horses; how 10 Appvoach, Halter, or Stable
COLI how 10 accuslom a horse 10 strange
| sounds and sights, and how TO Bit, Sac die,
Ride, and Break him 10 Harness; also the
form and law Of Warranty. The whole be-
ing the result of more Than fifteen years
careful study of lhs habits, pecul larilles,
wants aud weaknesses OF this noble and
useful animal.
The book contains 3s4 pages, appropri
ately illustrated by One Hundred Engra
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THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS "A large
number or Democrats met in the Court
House last Thursday evening, to complete
the arrangements for establishing Demo-
cratic Association. A constitution was
adopted, and the various Committees re-
ported. Near 500 had been raised with.
out any exenion whatever. The room in
the Exchange Buildings, formerly occupied
by the "Republican," has been rented and
fitted up and in a few days will be npen 10
the reading public irrespective of party or
locality. The principal Democratic news
papers in The United States will be taken.
Saiiable furniture, maps, pictures, etc. will
be supplied. Daniel Les was elected Ii
brarian, and number of necessary Commit
lees appointed. Adjourned to meet again
in the Registers Office on Saturday even
ing Feb. 9Th, 1861.
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FREDEaIcx NfcEIy will offer his tavern
stand, ,at public sale on the 18th day of March
next, situated in the borough Uf Berwick
II is agood location.
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PRicE, the wire walker, will give an exr
hibision OF his performances in Benton, CO.
lumbia county, on Thursday. the i4th inst.
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THs corSrv SrArEmEsr. will appear, in
our next, having been approved of by the
Court 100 late for this weeks issue.
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THE attendance at Court this week is not
as large as was anticipated Few people
are here except those necessarily present
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THAxxs-we are indebted TO Col Hiram
R. Kline for various legislative faisors.
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Tinware & Stove Establishment.

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that he has purchased his brolher's interest
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- ever introduced into this market.
Sioyepipe and Tinware constantly on
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The patronage ,pf old friends and new Gus
TONERS is respectfully solicited.
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Bloom sburg Feb. 6, 1861.
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Great Work on the Horse.
-
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

BY ROBERT JENNINGS, ". s.,
Professor Of Pathology and Operative Surgery
IN the Veterinary College Of Philadelphia,
ETC., etc.
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N NOTICE.
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rV,HE undersigned respectfully informs The
u citizens OF Bloomsburg, and The public
generally, Ihat he has taken The Barber
Shop, located on Main Street, in the white
Frame Building, nearly opposite the Ex-
change Block where he is al all times ready
TO wait upon his customers 10 entire saiis-
factien.
SHAVING AND HAIRDRESSING,
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aud IN the most fashionable style, and on
ve,y moderate terms.
II Shampoolng, done uP in City Style
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satifaction. -
CHARLES HENRY NOLL.
Bioomsburg, Ocl. II, 1859.
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@usa sdOE Ew0pOhu
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rs daily astonishing his patients by the
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BILE. He will he at The following places
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10 W, when he can be consulted for all dis
eases flesh is, heir TO-.
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AT Nicely's, in Berwick, 2s,h and 29lh.
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nov2iw6 MILAN, OHIO.
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hieo 10 set aside an award and the Court fled an
opinion setting aside the award. Messrs. Boar
man and Muse Imam for complainant. and Messrs
lungs " hiachen Tor defendsnt.-In the case If
1onn l. thompson ct al. Us. John s. Gittings
PRESIDENT, and the directors of the baltimore ard
narlOrd turnpike Company, the petition to ampnd
the original bill, by adding another iDouisitinn
on e, was ordered, and the case peremptorily
Henry Aeene, Jr., ESQ, for complainants and
Messrs. Machen Cuttings for defeudants.-Tbe
Equity case OF Ann NJ. Althier rs Jacob Wisnor
occupied the Court up to adlournment-Bv rule
W Woult tne magistrates appeals will be taken up
on Monday morning, the llth inst
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
"ASniNGToN, March S.-Present: The Hon. Ro
ger ger d. fancy, Chief Justice; Hon. John Mclean,
Hon. James NJ. Wayne, Hon. John Catron, Hon
Samuel nue. Nelson, Hon: Robert C. Grier, Hon John
a.. a. oa"Eoeil, Hon. Nathan Clifford, Associate Jus
uees.-No 3O7. Joseph c. and Henry A. Willard
Plalntils IN error, rs. Thomas Carbery. In error
10 tue circuit Court of the United States for the
District OF Columbia. On motion of Mr.. Carlisle
OF counsel ior the defendant in error, this writ of
error was docketed and dismissed with COSTS
NO. "a Alfred Tracy, surviving partner of Ed
| ward Tracy, plaintiff in error, William Hol-
| COMB This cause was submitted to the considera-
ton OF the Court on the record and argument of
! Mr.. Phillips, for the plaintiff in error.-No. 2G4
Joseph D. Davidson, plaintiff in error u.s. W. l..
| Lanier, curator of John }. McNahon deceased;
and No. 265. Joseph j. Davidson, plaintiff in error.
as. W. l.. Lanier. curator of John j. Mcmahon,
! deceased. The motion to dismiss these ciuses was
argued by Mr.. Brent in support thereof.--Nos. and
81. VIM. II. and Charles Belcher, plaintiffs in error
rs. VIM. A. Linn. The argument of these causes
was concluded by Mr.. Phillips for the plaintiffs in
| error.-No. 2l4. James Knight ct al plaintiffs in
! error, rs. Augustus Schell. This cause was sub
mitted to the consideration of the Court on the
record and printed arguments by MIR. j. Il. vii
hams Tor the plaintiffs, and by MIR. Stanton for The
delendant.-Adjourned until Thursday next at II
| O'clock.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
PONCE, P. R.-Brig, 7Tiad-200 bbs cornmeal so puns
ao 100 bbs -four % tierces rice 20 half terces rice %
Kegs lard lUO kettles do % kegs butter boxes do 10
Dds pork, terces hams 90 boxes cheese 100 do her
rings IL do oysters 10 bbls potatoes bags pepper
DDS I'VE Hour boxes sugar, do salts bbIs fish oil
oo boxes candles 200 paper 200 shocks and heads
loo9 It. white pine cuttings, 50C0O shingles l35 bdIs
hoops. IS boxes furniture.
DEMERARA.-Brig MuScordd0-I $50 bbIs -four 300 do
corn meal 300 do bread 600 bush corn 200 do peas 200
do bran, 100 do oats 10 erces hams 400 tins lard ll9
bols pork, 10 bbls. lard OIL 500 boxes candles bills
sperm oil kegs nails 200 hoops SOB it. lumber Is
cases drugs, bale hops do. dry goods case seeds
bbls. do, do. ground fax seed, 2 do glass ware
ST. JOHNS, 2. R.-Schr. PeeTieSs.-20O kegs lard IL
b@ls do. Y kegs butter 40 erces cod fish, 10 do han
81 bbs pork 10 bags pepper u erces rice so bbl
toes % do mackerel $50 boxes herngs 80 bbs bread
100 Kegs crackers p bbs. rye -four IS bus beans Is
bags peas, 70 puncheons meal SO bbls do 200 bxs
cheese terce figs % bXs do 50 bxs salts 10 cases
matches 100 quarter bXs. raisins IL bills onions 4OO
reams paper hhds tobacco, box sample do $50 bxs
candles 10 bNs scales II ploughs 200 shocks and heads
II 559 feet white pine cuttings, box candle muuds
box and 20 pieces castings brick machine corn mills
10000 shingles.
BREMES-Ship Ferdinand $40 hkds tobacco. 500
cases do boN tobacco samples do. tobacco seed l
Dbl. flour, half Dbl. do, $50 bags quercitron bark
case brooms, SO bales cotton, bundle clothing.
KINGSTON, JA,-Brg Henry Pdyson.-S50 bbls. -four
lO0 half bbls do so bbls pork so do crackers 10 do
lard OIL 200 kegs lard 100 do butter 200 bushels corn
matches sewing machine, $4,000 shingles 1000 feet
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s:IaaulsGIns.

ecFf@& UROMWELL'S
'~@2--~--2s' LIN OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
~, BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK
Ihe Steamships Of this Line will leave
80 BALTIMORE, from Spears wharf
ana NE " YORK from Pie. 49, North River on
Sti,,o., EVERY wTI y, SATURDAY, at noon
n SIchipRefs to WILMINGTON, n. C.. POSTON pROvT-
DENCE, PORTLAND and other Eastern ponts con =,
their goods promptly forwarded by this line free Of IN,
SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
p, >, , ll6 Spears wharf,
or to Z. 3. CROJWELL& Co
fety IS WEST STREET,
New York.
<&E#n BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
$500; The new aGd magnificent sidawbeel Ocaa,
steamers 3 K: SPAULDlNG, Solomon HoTes coryosni
er, anu = N ptE3RI VIM A. Haett, commsnder will
san t iof Boston EVERY FRIDAY, O'clock P ~ alter
TIE recommendations for passengers are FIRST
Fare sl2, including Meals and State-oo,pe
For freight or passage apply to
o 4. l.. HIGGINS, Agent,
,r.s Oftce, Boston Steamers wharf
foDS Of T1v,rr n.,f-
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Ia W LVTELLIGENCE.
-CRIMINAL CoURT-JuDeE Bonn

Archibald Sterling, ESQ. States ATTORNEY. nros.
ecutlng.-John English, indicted upon the charge
stolen, was released upon bail in the sum of 81 900
-Mlchael Eyerline, indicted upon similar
Gnarge, was also released upon 81 900 bail, H. d.
P Pnat! becoming bondsman.-The case of
Ihlllp Brays, charged with an assault upon YIN
Guy, was called, and the accused being absent his
recognizance was orfeted.-Jas. Moore (neero1
was convicted of an assault upon Edward White.
coiored, with knife and was fined So and costs
py the Court.-The case of John Tifet CHARGED
with an assault upon u. Morrow a Young lad " as
continued for one week. 1t being the opinion of
the Court that he was kept away, an attachment
was issued for hm.-A case against Adelaide
weaver, charged with an assault upon MARGARET
Revel, was compromised upon payment of costs
- case against Susan Frampton for assault
upon Winnifred Davis, was stetied-Stepben
Chew, German wOsdsawyer, was declared
not guilty of assault upon Adam Baulch-
er.--Jesse Klinefelter was convicted of
OF an assault upon Lemuel R. Wooden, a constable
VINO was In the act of serving teri facias at the
time, ana was lined $50 and c0sts.-John Fannau
was ueciared guilty of an assault upon John Love-
ana was hned 70 cents and sts--Tbe case of
Mary Deets, charged with assaultino Ann Rrick
holtz was continued, owing to the sickness of the
Observation-Disclosures Kammerer was allowed
to compromise assault upon his wife AmaIia
The case of Mary GLENN, charged with o.
sauiting Julia Abortion, was continued. jacob
Isrher, negro slave, was convicted of an assault
upon James Wilson, white man, and was SEN
fenced to six months mprisonm emf. The case nf
John +: Witick, charged with an assault upon
JONI Entmyer, was continued. Court adjourned
until Monday morning, March 18TH
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDGy N,pr,v
Cross Us. Turner. Before reported. Verdict for
defendant.-Adams u.s. Dutton Before ranortod
Motion for new trial.argued by c. & W. Yeliott
for plaintiff and G. II. Williams for defendant
Motion held under cwria by the Court-Tbe
rule day dockets for February and March will be
called on Monday morning next.-Assignment
Tor Monday from 604 to GAL inclusive.
There were no cases disposed of in either the
Oirf CIRCUIT or Common PLEAS Courts.
TmMIfED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuDeE GILES.
ID ,ne Ioh"wing gentemen have been appointed as
s S Jurors tor tn" March term of this tribunal
Samuel >. Mills, Samu. Jenkins, Morris Mont.
sep udrsy, george S. Ray, Aquila Il. Greenfield
Josepb r = oSiiegg, Adj Pinde, Francis Gdea,
A3 oss f. f esaF Jsba
Jas Cuttings, O. D. Miller. ohs sddssy d. Reynolds.
W WnasrwRod Joseph o. High Joseph p'Jn LattH
John Harrison, Lewis A. Bixler. Tbos " W "arner, |
Jarret Cole; Henry Spiman, Lewis A scer oJ Jas
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BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JuDor pR1or

TowsoNTowN, March 9-Richard j. Giti;na.
ESQ.,, Attorney for the State, prosecuting. -Tbss
case of the State John Drayer alias John Druer
jointly indicted with John Button and Charles
Green, for burglariousy entering the residence of
john Schanehoffer and stealing therefrom clothing.
Jeweiry and money to the amount of $50, was
concluded Yesterday evening by the States Attor-
ney, AFTER nearing the testimony, abandoning the
case ana tne jury rendered verdict of not guilty
-ln tne Equity case of Barr %. Croft bill was
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WINTER @RRANG&&&NI
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f9r Em(@ Baaio Niagay& Wiz, aKf 6g.on sc,.n 49,
yantreal and ali a 1gu o 4sgrEo Toronto Gn,r ana
Also, Tor Ptshurg, Chicago, Cleyrlard C!,,nu+fi -
For Glaitbur, Getty sbGrg anSlser .BaI
t iI' sC%nf fa'son teaang Pot.sViile, Carlisle,
Eor 6reen Springs, OWNS Nils Re3ter1t,ysu ~ West
Eor E , YorG city with only change Of cars and al
Travellers can by ts to netroi; a CHICAGO via
Ex9ress r rs a. III me c9s' as y ap' Other route
points NoTth AID points the Western Maryland Rail
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at T u, 70,
Travellers from Eas Ing ton and the sauth ny tl $40
Vi: and 3ly P d. trains make connection WIN tic trains
For TICKETS and ,nsy5a.u.-, Apply at the TICK EFT
VtFIEh' CaiYert Station =. I. corner Q: Calvert and
,,.,,.n, ,-,,.,,.. JAS, C. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN !. RlGNEY, asst superintendent ja5t.tf
LIZ - s5Ess:5gss3 PHILADELPHIA
~ - y IFS5S &RT E...,, ~ 1N'
#L&TER ARRAyGEHEE
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EXPRE$S fERAiS 4 5a5 A. r. Way NAIL at 1911.
a; ~ y; ! EX y n, !. MAIL Il atSlo T.
New r i9rk Trains except 70 r H. SataTsss'
il5 P ~ stopping at 81 stations betNtcn Baltimore and
From PIIi! .aoEiraGA to BALTI&uRa at3l5A.N,l2y
DELAWARE RT RR SB E4F F S635I$fgrNF AND IN
Wiz @ "a ~ 10 AIN T. tfan wiz coan.cat Wilmington
Thursdays and Saturdays iar W % en- MS S WSi
nesdays and Fridays S,ssorl or by qvpg ~ . p
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