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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-01-02
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We NOTICE tha, The English papers look
upon the secession movement in rather
light point OF view, rdicnling the idea of
SPLIT. They assert that this has been the
cry for many years. aud ihongh, ''the cry"
has affected The wool at home, it has moi
as yet, affect their "wooln
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We ARE informed OF the resignation OF
Secretary Floyd, Thompson and Thomas,
and that Ger Scott has been appointed Sec
reiary of War and OF The Interior. This is
a good appointment. and probably the re-
siguaiions were just as good and as accep
table TO The Preslden, if not by the mass of
llle people
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TO Persons
OUT OF EMPEO u NH EMF.
AGENTS TAINTED TO SELL
The
ERIE SEWING MACHIN

VEE will give Com mission, or wages
w at from S25 TO $50 per month, and
,,-oenses paid This is new Machine,
ana 81 simple in It's cons. .'uction mat
ch;IJ IF 10 years can learn TO operate IL oy
bsf am hours instruction. Ii - equal 10
anv FANNY Sewing Machine i'll use, ana
the price is but Fifteen Dollars.
rP Persons WISHING an agency will al
d,ees j. n. BOYLAN,
Secretary Erie Sew Jog Machine Company,
uov2lw6 MILAN OHlO'
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H. STANLEY GooDwls. the popular Super
iniendenl of the Cattawissa Railroad, will
please accept our kind Acknowledgements
for the New Years present sent us, in the
shape of a ssFree Pass" on said road.
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BLooMsBURG Us. DANvlLLE.-At the late
Musical Convention held al Danvlle, by
the Welsh, The first prize, of $50, was
awarded to the Choir OF this place. We
are informed that the singing was excel
lent David Evans is the leader of the
Choir which carried away the laurels.
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TinWare s Stove ESTABLISHMENT.

TinWare j. Stove ESt.NDlAShheHt'
HE UNDERSIGNED re 'oecunliy ~
forms his old friends and customers,
that he has purchased his bro' her '"'eies'
in The above establishment, and ne con
cern will hereafter be conducted by iInsel
exclusively He mas just Fecoivee' an o''
"a feTs for sale the largest and mIsl eh- e-
- tensive assortment OF FANCY ST OF -
81 ever introduced into this market.
SIovepipe and Tlnware constantly on
hand and manufactured TO order. All kinds
of repairing done, as usual, nn short notice.
The patronage OF old frieGds and new Gus
TONERS is respectfully solicited.
a. NJ. RUPERT
Bloomsbury, Jan. u. 1853. IT,
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A SERMos accordance with the re-
commendalion by The President. lha: day
he sci apart for Humiliation, F4Sting and
Proyer. Throughout, The Onion, there will be
Sermon preached in the Luihern Church
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THAsKs.-Our ssCHARLkY," who carries
fi'e STAR, desires US to say, in his behalf
shat, he is profoundly thankful for the gen.
erous and LIBERAL patronage he received on
New Years day.
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DoNATIos-The friends of the Rev. H.
HorFMAS. of the Borough of Berwick, de-
rign paying him donation visit, on We'd
nesday, ;he 23d day of January. 1861 =
The public are respectfully invited 10 par
Gcipaie.
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THE PRESENT number closes the Twelfth
Volume of the STAR, and the third year
since urder our administration. We may
have word 10 our patrons mex, week, in
relation 10 It's future existence.
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We HAD pretty good fall of snow at this
place oil Sabbath last, which lasts pretty
WELL and in places has made ,olerably
good sleighing Many of our citizens have
tried it TO their general satisfaction.
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WTILL TELL YOUoi the Origin, History
w and distinctive traits of the various
breeds of European, Aslalic, African and
American Horses. with the physical forma-
ton and pecuIariies of The ANIMAL aud
how 10 ascertain his age by the number
and condition of his teeth; illustrated with
numerous explanatory enaragings.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will tell you OF Breeding, Breaking, Sta
bling, Feeding, Grooming, Shoelng, and the
general management OF the horse, with the
best modes OF administering medicine, also,
how 10 treat Biting, Kicking, Rearing,
Shying, Stumbling, Crib Biting, Restless
ness, and other vices 10 which he is subject:
with numerous explanatory engragIngs
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES.
vii! tell you OF the causes, symptoms, and
Treatment of Srangles, Sore Throat, Dis
temper, Catarrh, Influenza, Bronchliis
,pneumonis, Pleurisy, Broken Wind, Chro.
mic Cough, Roaring and Whist'Dg. Lampas,
sore Mouth and Ulcers, aud Decayed
Teeth with other diseases OF the MouIh
aud Res. iratnry Organs.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
will ell Won of the causes, symptoms, and
Treatment Of Worms, Bots Cole, SlTsnau-
,ation. Stony CpncretIons, Rnplures, Palsy,
Diarrhoea. JaunGIce. Hepairhoea. Bloody
Urine. Stones in tn kidneys and Bladder
Inflammation, aud other diseases OF the
.Slomach, Bow Is, Liver and Urinary Or
gaus.
I'VE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
~. n al ysu OF the causes, symptoms, and
r., IN, ,nt OF Bone, Blood anu Bog, Spawn,
p'n,,r,n ne. Sweenis, Strains, Broken hnees,
Iy,1J calls. Founder, Sole Bru'-e and
c,ayeI C,,sck-ed Hoois, Scratches. Caoker,
Tn,n,h am t"orns (; also, OF Megr,.ns,
v.,,i,o Enn,eusv, Siaggers, and olhei
,si.sssss of Ibs Zee {, Legs, and Head.
TpE HORSE kN9 HIS DISEASES
,.,;1i IN ,o,, nj the = aures, symptoms, ard
T,s,,rna6t ~ oi Fistnla. Poi' Evil, Gianders,
Farcy, Scarlet Fever, M 7ilse, SH,iei'
LACKED law. Rheumatism. Ifamn' GaliS'
Diseases of the Eye and Heaf'' &C. %'''
ard how to manage CaSlratlon, 'Nee"'i4'
Trephnning, Roweling, Firing ife,niai
Amputa,ion, Tapping, and other eufs ''o'
operations.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will tell you of Rarey's Method OF tanning
Horses; how 10 Approach. Halter, or Sia3le
Col; how TO accuSIom horse 10 strange
sounds and sights, and how to Bit, Saddle,
form and law Of Warranty. The whole be-
inc the result of more than fifteen years
careful study OF ihs habits, peculiaTliles,
wants aud weaknesses oil this noble and
useful animal.
The book contains 3s4 pages, approPri
ately illustrated By One Hundred Engra.
wings. Ii is printed in a clear aid open
type, and will be furnished TO any address,
postage paid, on receipt of price, hall
bound, 81 90, or, in cloth, extra, Sl.25.
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novI4m6
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-01-02

DR- JoHs has been pacticing again after
some strange Dictionary, probably the
Unlfed STATES DtspensatO'y Speaking of a
certain Choir be says "il is said 10 be
one of the best Quoirs in the Stale"
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CaRRIER'S ADDRESS.
TO THE PATRONS OF THE "STAR. !"

Within the sacred temple
OF Memphis, every morn
The sunbeams woke melody
To worship and TO warn -
30 chime within the sous Of men,
And peerless ddrk-eyed maid,
The hopes and joys of new years morn,
To charm an Hour, and sade
Then LET me lengihen out
Thai hour aud so ptolong
The happy mood that's e'er too short,
And cannot be TOO long.
And lei the gloomy spirit
Spread The wings and HE away;
Like bird OF evil omen,
When none bids him longer stay.
Nay, not 80, while from the highland,
And up from out the glen
Comes the wall Of stricken mourners,
The sobs OF s:alwart men
Not while The elm al Ashland
Shakes the earth yet with its fall,
And the giant oak at Marshtie!d
Shall shade no more al all.
Nv.
Nor while the lofty Southern pine
Lies desolaie. and bare.
And winds sigh mourntn: fequiems
Where reaihs orce bInom'd as fair
Not till little flower shall bloom
Where sond hopes buried lie.
Who feii their home within your heart
For brighter world on high.
v.
Bui while the coal gIows cheerful
Wnhin the parIor grale,
And The ruddy faces in the street,
or SAsAH JANE and KATE
And while the wind now means without
Like some lnsi spirits wall,
Just think what good yon can do,
And ia what, too Oft you fail.
vi.
With your feet upon ihe..fender.
Feet in broIdered slippers cased,
Your meerschaum or your MARY-
By Your side 10 be embraced -
With, perhaps, load oi bon hons,
Piled on Table, Chair ant Floor,
And little face now squesking,
"HaPPY New YEAsl" at the door.
VII.
With your head then full OF wisdom,
And your hear as foil Of love.
With cheerful, happy spirit,
And hope 10 look above:
Bless ihe kind and wi~e AlI-Father
OF The beansifnl and good,
Who hath kept your heart from sorrow
And hath Furnished ioy and food
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Great Work Ola the Horse.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

BY ROBERT JENNINGS, V. s,
Professor Of Pathology and ODer IttUe Surgery
IN the Veterinary College Of Philadelphia,
ETC., etc.
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BLOOMSBURG
BARBER SHOP.

TSIHE undersigned respectfully informs the
cIIiZens OF blUomsburg, and he pnblic
generally, that be 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 to entire sslis-
faction
SHAVING AND RAIRDRESSING,
Viii be executed with care and nealness
and n the most fashionable style. and on
yery moderate terms.
~ Sham 2ooing, done ~ in City Style
lie sollci:s public patronage and pledges
his beet endeavors to give every reasonable
saliiactIon.
CHARLES HENRY NOLL-
Bloomsbury, Oct. 10, 1859.
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CAUTION M-Noue are genuine unless
the words Holloway, New York aud Lon
don y are clscernable as a Water mdrh IN
every leaf of The book of directions around
each pot or box the same may be plainly
seen by holding The leaf 10 The hight A hand
some reward will be given to any one
rendering such inform alton as may lead TO
the detection OF any parry or pasties coun-
te:feiIIHg the medicines or vending The
same, knowing them 10 be spurious.
= - Sold a: The Manufacture of Professor
HoiloGay, so Maiden Laue, New York and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, throughout the civilized world
in boxes at % cents. % cents aud 81 each.
IT There is considerable saving by la
king The larger sizes.
n B Directions for the guidance of pa
tienls in every disorder are affixed 10 eac
box.
October, Il, 1860.
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$1,000 a Year

DAVID LOWENBERG.
CLO THIN G. S TO X e,
On Main street, two doors above the 'Amer-
lean Hotel"
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HoRoway's Tiils are The best remedy knoicn in
The 1royld for the follouUlng diseases
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VAN EvRIE, HORTON & Co,
1872 NJ Ssau Street., New YORK.
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Will, when Ills kindly given,
Fall on the heart as on the flower
Falls the gentle dew OF heaven.
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ARTICLE III
The object for which corporation formed to
rlntNn Soanlbo for the transportation, for compensation
Of pascngerS, tei-tS the United States mails rc
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the River Raft
and all Intermediate landings
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N HITE SULPHUR WAIVER

WHITE SULPHUR wATnG-
From the White Sulphur Springs,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS
This COMPANY have made grea Improvements in h0in
transported water is perfect whru taken
source, Fer sale by the Agents.
WILSON, MASSIE ( co,
Commission Merchants and Agents fer Manufactured Tobacco
ab 6m&W No. 81 Gravicr street.
nFMIJOIINS-l5OO of l. ? and gallons, for sale BY
- s. D. GRATIAA L Co,
e8 50 CustouLouae strea.
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The Board Of rustees have re'oved 10 pay nix per "Hn
the standing Certificates Of Profits oT tie yen
1877 1888 and 1859, the second MONDAY Ia Feb
ruary next
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RED RIVER PACKET co.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH AND CITY OF NEW nR1EANs


y
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BE 1T KNOWN That this ls day of june In the wear
Independence Of the United States Of Amerr The Eirr
'G Beforo me- DANIEL ISRAEL RICARDO, Notary Public
"F LOT G Lmsn ANA my OF New Orleans State of louiSt
ma aorfSh guy and qualified and in
o. Inc Witnesses named and UNDERSIGNED personally
scrbed; ''''''' "o "s'0''''o S"0'
WHO deferred that ayang themselves of theprovisions
IAN Actforthe Of Corporations for Works Public
have and agreed and do by these covenant
the spuon ssnaon sf to 5ISS
Ant lCLH l.
ThS nnm @,T 2qd S Of 4 G2p9 1p sRa be
@ S;' he "S' @ S an
it shall exist continue Twenty Five wears
provided for dnns VIII said pcriod the snid ion
shall have power and authority the corporate name aore
make and ne sopole sc to hold" sceiye pr S" and
convey property hot real aud PERSONAL yenbe and mnove
able carry ont the nents and purposes for which sand
servants rs its interest and convenience nny require to make
ana esHbH La for the Of Its "9$ and 10 ox
by law guaranteed corporations
.Dr,cT
enable the citizens residents and planters Of the City of Now
RiSyT Th Srsa'SF S Sssy and fs for from
may opr ms also nossen~nrs t% -nj toe VIZ,
good and safe Steamboats, 10 be- on the Mjys,spnj md
e2 s o deem saS ns the s" o @
y4sR Ills GoSpa9y mali ia,sres,s md 70?
SAL sa S Se Pa n Ss GSD 5na ncen" the navigation
the object for which n3 sS5oS,n has been formed
o o asoss S& the Tnca "5 s' o New
GS%G n o" and above the N'a Evs' Raft
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NEGRO CE0THENC-NEGRO CLOTHING
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURER
Planters and Dealers invited an invoice
nSNABURGS, COTTON JEANS. PLAINS and KERsEYs,
manufactured in Texas and equal any be brought
into the market PERKINS L CO.,
Commission Merchants,
jal9 3m No. IS Carondy lestrcet 2coruer Union
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WALL PAPER WALL PAPER.
J. j. EV E R S,
62 Charities street.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in French and American
PER HANGINGS Borders Corners Oaks and Marbles,
cry variety.
Particular attention aid all work in his line. d ly
MUskETs......M MUSK E'Ts -. .MUsAETs'
The undersigned is authorized by j. coeed Sons Good
man. of Birmingham Eneand tax" orders for the direct I'm
portaon of the Enfield Pattern Rifle Muskets, viz:
ENFIELD RIFLE MuSKET,
As used by the English Army.
ENFIELD SWORD RIFLE MUSKET,
b ASS or Iron Mounted.
Those wishing will find to their advantage by
calling a. McLAuklN,
ml5 In q Bank Place.
B. + AsKEw. G. P. sH0orE }. AUSTIN
A SKEW, SMOOTE s. AUsTIN-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Magnolia, Columbia Co, Ark.
-References-
HENDERSON. Terry 4 Co, c. Yale Jr t Co..
A T. Hawthorn W H. Smith ff22 If
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Encyclopedia,
ByM. ". CLUSKkv Washington D. O.
ttcontans, nmong other things,
The various Party rlotto1ns.
Tho Kansas Legislation Of Congress-
Governors Gc"y. Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad.
neora Green noueqr and Colamcrs and Nossrs sspbcps
anG Of eFs' Reports on knGSag
She material portion Of the Kan rs Nebraska Bill
IgroTpfon fopek a an'il eavenworth Constitutions
ppennng TO The including President Pierces specs
The Constitntion Of Inc United States
W9fInson y; F ;2g, well a; Address,
Virginn and Kentucky Resolutions of 1893 and ,ae
Mr. Gays Report in favor of the Distribution the Public
Lands and able documents against it, with full history Of the
President PiOrces Veto of the INDECENT Insane Bill.
The address of Mr., Faulkner on the subject
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with votes
President Perces Message veoing River and Harbor
Tie School Land Bill, and votes thereon.
The Clayton BeIwer; Treaty
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and boil
essrs Fremont and Basan9ns isitars of Acceptance
Nessrs 5uchamns and Williams Letters the Bargain an
Mr. Caihonr's Port Hi Address,
The Mrysviie Road veto "s"''''' ''i'HcA''oH'
A history Of Party Conventions.
Report Of MI Davis, of South Carolina on the Polit,cs
Power Of the Supreme Court " ~ '''e"
Mr.. Bnchnuan's Minority Report on the same subject
&ov Wise and Mr. CH1ther% Letters against Tia n,ocer
Organizations and Hon A. H. Suars Letters signed Nadi
on" defeudhigit. '
Kenneth Rayncs Speech Philadelphia in November 1895
and in North Carolina in lsS2 " Adv
history nt with TIM voter I. the various Tariffs
history Of the united Suites Bank and Abolition Petitions
NJ. Fillmore = Albany Speech and Eric Gale Letters.
hiuIoTY OF the Annexation Of Texas
yitOrcs - e " N $3.50
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville GOuven and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise. with every thereon sectionaly
classified "
The compromise Measures of 1850.
Clayton Compromise.
WilInot Proviso.
Mhh many other things, too numerous to mention
Er'ry subject fully treated and every i'll Congress-
any subject hav " political Specification. is given.
This col III resi- the public fully the Kansas
and OH uttra.
Sing CtEits. 81 Club Of Six. 55.
SAS 3. sMITH CO., Publishers.
Ok Philadelphia
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

also obtained in Newton county. The salt springs in Franklin county can be proftably worked. Hon. B. c. Harley, late candidate for Congress, owns the most productive salt works in the State. While we would have been glad to have seen him serving the people in Con. gress, yet as that cannot be for the next two years, he has it in his power to do the country service by furnishing the people with salt The caves on White river are yielding saltpetre, and other natural resources of the State are heing developed. Since the aboye was written, we lcarn that Col. Harley and his partner are successfully working their springs.
 Since the above was written, we have receiv- ed a note from Mr. Oscar Robin, who, in con. junction with Mir. Fuselier, has charge of the works in the saltpetre caves in Newton county. The caves are owned by Brinkley, Wicks & Go. Mr. Robin, to whom we are much obliged, says: " The two caves are inexhaustible, and will fur nish from five to six thousand pounds of salt~ petre day.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
FCy .FVUTs,
 H. E. A. WASHBOURNE.
CAMP HOLLOWAY, Mo-, Oct. 18th. 1861

 WHEREAS, It has been the will of the all -prevail- ing power of God to take from us our much es teemed friend and companion in arms, J. c. NJ. HicKs, after short illness of typhoid fever, who departed this life in the town of Granby, Newton He was a native of Teennessee, and at the time of his death, citizen of Arkansas, and had been en- gagged in the defence of his country for nearly three months. He was lst lieutenant of Capt. Kings company, McIntosh's regiment, under Gen. Me Cuoch's command, and spared no pains in dis charging his duty officer and true and faith ful solder-ever ready, willing and awaiting to take up arms in defense of his country. He was one among the first in the State of Arkansas to take an active part in advocating Southern Rights "Soldier, rest; thy warfare is o'er;
 Sleep the sleep that knows no breaking; Dream of battle fields no more,
 Days of danger, nights of waking" Resoped, That we deeply spmpathise with his bereaved widow and his many relatives and friends, who knew him but to honor him. He was true and faithful husband and respected by all who knew him.
 Rts,loed, That we, as company, feel sensbly the loss of one who has been of so much advantage in drills, so agreeable in camps, and noble darng in the field of battle when victory seemed doubtful ResolUed That a copy of these resolutions be published in the "Confederate Banner at Browns tille. Arkansas "T'rue Democrat at Little Rock and aso the Des Arc "Citzen," and copy be sent to his bereaved widow.
 G. J. DAVIS, Lieut.. Com'g.)
 J. P. EAGLE, Lieut.,
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