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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-01-09

0HEREAS the Hon. Warren J. Wood
w ward, President Judge of HE Court of
Oyer and Terminer and 'Geusfit,Jail Deliv.
cry, Court of Quarter Sessions 'oi The Peace.
aud Coun of Common pleas and Orphans
Court, in the 26th Judicial District, compos
81 of tn counties of Columbia, Sullivan aud
Wyoming, and the Hon. Jacob Evans and
Peter Kline, Associate Judges OF Colum bia
County, have issued their ,,fecepi, bearing
date one thousand eiahreen hundred and
sky, and to me objected for holding a
Court OF Oyer and Teininer, and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions ol the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Courl, in Blooms,
burg, in the county Of Colombia. on the FIRST
Monday (being the 4 III day. OF Fcb'y. next,
and TO continue '6ue week
Notice is hereSy gwen, 10 the Coroner, tie
Justices Of the Peace and Con>,ables OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be- then
and there in their proper persons at 10 o.
clock IN the tdrenoOn OF said day, with theiI
records, inquislione and other remembran
ces 10 DO iliose Things which 10 their office.
spperIan 10 be done. Aud those that are
hound by recognizes, 10 prosecute agaIns
The prisoners that are or may be in the Jai
OF said county oi Columbia, 10 be then snC
! IheEe 10 prosecute then as shall be just. Ju
! rors are requested 10 be pnnciuaI IN theI
! attendance, agreeably TO their notice. daieC
at BIoomsburg, the Sd day of January in the
| year of our Lord one thousaEa eight hnudreI
and sixty -one aud in The eishty-fiih yea
of the Independence Of The United States q
America. {God save the Commonw eath.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
Bloomsbury January. Sd, 1861
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The DAY recommended by. the President
for Fasiing, Illumination aud Prayer, was
no, very generally observed, as ii should
have been, in this place. The different
congregations felt disposed TO reverence
the day, and accordingly services were held
in the several Churches but The places OF
business did not regard the day in the least.
Gentlemen all have their own opinions
about these matters, bui we emPhalically
say this was not right, The day should have
been more generally respected, and those
who talk so much about the Presidents
pray ing had beuer devote portion OF their
time in calling upon their Maker as he no
doubt is a total stranger 10 these crack-brain-
cd parymen.
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PAPER CBAKGE Our young friends OF the
North Branch Democrat have placed their es-
tabIishmen Mt into the hands of Rev. B. B.
Emory, who is TO issue The next paPef nm
der the title of the Wyoming Inquirer. We
understand that the new proprietor will
change The politics, [it has been Democrat
ic hereiofore1 but ''the tone OF the paper
will be conservative and temperate in the
discussions of all political questions."-
Success 10 the retiring as well as the incom.
ing editor.
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JAcoB GraToE, who is better known as
rKooney," has taken possession OF the Res
iauran, formerly occupied by Jacob Lush
in the white frame building nearly oPpo-
1i.e The Old Aracade. Mr.. Ginon designs
managing this Saloon in such a manner as
30 be able TO command The best custom oi
the place. He is in daily receipt of Fresh
Oysters. and constantly keeps on hand su-
perios Ale Taking into consideration his
unfortunate state, (having lost leg) he is
more eriiiled 10 patronage than any OF his
competitors in the place.
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GRAND JURORS,
For February Term, 1861

Bloom-Ephtaim Armstrnne.
Bsave.-G Gorge Loneeubefgsf.
Priar Creek-Henry Lsmon, George Evans
Andrew Fowler.
Bor Berwick-John Ruch, Abba Phillips.
Cara ~ issa-Samuel Kostsno tuder.
.Couyno noham-Daniel It McKrernan.
CeDire-John Hutton, Elisha w. Nj. Low.
Hemlock-John GrGber
Jacksoo-JohR RanlZ.
Locust-WilIiam Miller.
Montour-Thomas Weaver.
Madi<on-Johu B. Mils, Lewis. Sch'dS ler,
Silas Weliver
Mt Pleasant.-Thomas ]. Wellver.
Miflin-Henry Heuler VIM. Fry.
Oranse-Michael Hasenbuch.
Pme-John WiImire.
Sugaroaf-Richard Kile.
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THE TOWNSHIP + LOCAL LAWS OF
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COMPILED yRoM THE, ACTS OF ASSEMBLY BY
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THIS Work contains over 400 pages
y 1A AAC of clossly printed mailer and

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y AAAN' Of closely printed mailer, aud
will be sold by subscription
|, teaches the dul,es Of Justices of the
Peace, with iorms Tor The transaction OF
their business.
1t teaches The duties of Cans,ables with
all the necessaf ~ foftns, apperIaining 10 The
Office
II contains the duties Of Supervisors for
every County and Township in the Stale.
IL contains the mode OF procedure for the
laying ou and dPepins OF public and pri-
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lbe building of bridges, &c. &c.
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with explanations, decisions aud directions,
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II coniains.the laws relative 10 Dogs and
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" contains Tue laws I6ldtiNc 10 reHCSe
and Fence Viewers.
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Hunting, Trout Iapd Deer.
Ii contains The Election Laws with all the
necessary Forms.
1t contains ihe Naturalization Laws, with
| all the necessary Forms Tor Application.
!, contains large number Of Legal
Forms, which are used in The every day
Iraisacli on of business, >Dch az Acknow-
ledginenls, Affi1aviis, Articles of Agree
ments and Contracts, Partnerships, Appten-
ices, Assignments, Aiiesiations, Bills OF
Exchange and promissory Notes. Bills ol
Sale, B onds, Checks, Covenants, Deeds,
Deposition. Due Bills and Produce Notes.
Landlord aud Tenant, Leases, Letters oi
Attorney, Marriage, Mortgages, Receipts
md Releases. The work is bonnd in Law
sheep, and win be Sold TO Subscribers al
81 25 per copy, payable on delivery of the
work The work has passed the revision
I OF many OF the best LAWYERS in the State
has received the unqualified appreciation,
as reliable hand book reference upon ali
subjects upon which il treats. The whole
is arranged in such manner as TO present
| plain, concise and explicit statement oi
the duties of all Township Officers, as may
be readily understood by any one.
The county will be thoroughly canvassed
for the wor, and The support OF The citizens
is respectfully solicited.
DR. P JoEn General Agent Tor Columbis
County.
P. S. Good canvassers are wanied in al
paris OF this comfy for The above work, Il
whom a liberal compensation will be given
Applications, which must be made al al
early da'e, addressed TO The General Ageu
al Bloomsturg Pa, will receive pfomp. al
! Iention.
Bloomburg, Nec 5, 1860
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THE PEOPLES COOK BOOK.
M OnERN 90 0skE Es Y
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MISS ELIZA ACTON
CAREFULLV REVISED BY Mks. 8. j. HALE.

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County SETTLEMET-Ou Monday last the
County Commissioners met at their office,in
this place, for The purpose of making the
Annual Settlement. OF Columbia County,
for The year 1861. The Auditors also met
for the purpose of attending 10 their duties
The Statement, as made out by these off,
GERS, showing The receipts and exPendI-
lures, will appear ia our paper in the course
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-01-09

CHANGED HANDS LIN looking over onr
exchanges we find that the Union Argus,
published AT Lewisburg, has changed hands,
and wha. commands our attention more par
ticuIarIy is that, our youne friend, ANDREW
III. Dill, Esq, formerly resident OF this
county. has connected himself with l. M.
BAUM in The publication OF it. Success 10
them.
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The Commissioners OF Columbia county,
we are authorized TO state, have made the
following appointments, for the ensuing
year Auernev-John G. Freeze Clerk
Roher, c. Frui: Mercantile Appraiser-
Samuel Rimby, of Madison.
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lRoH woRKs SroPPkD--We learn from
our Danville exchanges that the Moniour
Iron Works OF hat place have stopped oP-
peraiion. The rsupEielors were obliged,
through the force of circumstances, a few
|tays ago, to reduce The wages OF their
|krorkmeu, snd this 10 measure was the
|tause OF their suspending operation, as
|.nany o. the men refused TO sontifius At work
br less fecompense than they were re-
aivina Several hundred hands are thrown
Of employment. with scarcely any thing
their maipsenancs. Such staie Of af-
cannot last long. It is shought how
thai The work wilI be renewed pres
The sride assaks portion Of there
sn shooId moi Be allowed 70 suffer
49, -, >.<.l<3z< u hiring ahons fheea
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Change -Jacob Lush has taken possess
ion OF the Saloon, fromerly occupied by
Adam Leueres, in Robbison's brick, oppo-
site the Exchange Buildings, Mr. L. having
abandoned the business of keeping lager
beer saloon and removed 10 Pousviile for
the purpose of engaging liz more lucra'
live and respectable employment.
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printed in pamphlet form. We are unable
10 lay it 6e.ore our readers this week, but
will publish il entire in our next. We have
not read it as carefully as we intend we
shall, but as get We have came across moth
ing that we would have stricken out.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
II lowing personal properly belonging 10
William Long, has been placed 10 The hands
OF Lawrencs Mar, of Scott township. Co.
Iumbia county Tor keeping. One Mare. one
Spring Wagon, one sal OF doubts Harness.
LAWRENCE MARI.
Scott township. January 2i, lei
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APPoIsTNESr.-We are pleased to an
nounce iha, WELLIsGros H. EsT, Esq, of
this place. has been appointed by MAJoR
GENERAL Dana, of Wilkesbarre, TO the i'm
poriant position in his Staff of Division In
spector of the stA Division, composed OF The
counties OF Columbia, Luzerne aud Wyo
ming, with the rank OF 1t. Colonel.
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The BLOOM FusNAcE, after having sus.
peuded several weeks for the purpose Of
receiving repairs, commenced operation
few days ago.
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Root and ShOemaking

THE undersigned beIn. thankful Tor past
Ia iavors, and grateful foriulurs pros
pscis. desires to inform
- The citizens ol this place EW
go. and vicinity, and his S%ssEia'as'
friends and patrons i'll particular, that he
still carries on The above business in all it,
various branches, al his old stand, on Main
-,reei, nearly opposite the Episcopal Church
BInomsburs. He employs the very bet
workmen, ard uses nothing but good stock.
No pains are SPARED TO make Leat fits aud
durable work; all OF which can be- obtained
very low for ready pay.
JACOB DlETTERlCH.
Bloomsbury. Feb I, Is6O-Iy.
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= BkOQkSBURG
BARBER SHOP.

TTNHE undersigned respectfully informs ihs
i citizens OF Bloomsburg. and The pphlic
generally, that 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 alFlimes ready
10 wait upon his customers TO eRtire salts
iactiop,
Shaving AND HAlRDRESSING,
Will bs executed with care and neatDess
and IN The most fashionable style. aud on
yery moderate terms.
u Sham7oolpg dohe % in City Style
He solci;s public patronage aud pledges
his best endeavors TO give every reasonable
saliiaction. SfRl
CHARLES HENRY NOLL,
Bloomsburg, Oct IL, 1889
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REGISTRATION Aocousrs-Daniel Lee, Reg
lister of Cclambia county, aaveSlises in our
paper his accounts for February term oil
Court. In consequence of this being the
short term there is not so many advertised.