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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-01-30
The PEOPLES COOK BOOK.
M d ID Z RN COOK e IL Y
la all its Branches,
MISS ELIZA TON,
CAREFULLY REVISED BY MRS. 9. !. IiALE.

CAREFULLY REVISED BY MRS. q. J. HALE.
IT TELLS YOU HOW to choose all kinds
u of Meals, Poultry, and Game, with oil
dressing and cooking Beef and Pork also
The best and simplest way of saltiGg, pick.
ling and curing the same.
1T TELLS YOU Alt The various and
most approved modes OF dressing, cooking
and bonins Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Poultry,
and Game Of all kinds, with the different
Dressings, Gravies, and Stuffihgs sppfo-
priale to each.
1T TELLS YOU HOW to choose, clean,
and preserve~Fish of all kinds, and how to
rious and most approved modes of cooking.
with the different Dressings, Sauces, aud
Flavorngs appropriate to each:
1T TELLS YOU ALL the tafiohs and
most approved tfiodes of preparing over
fifty different kinds OF Meat, Fish Fowl,
Game, and Vegetable Soups, Broihs, and
Stews. with the Relishes and Seasoninos
APPROPRIATE 10 each.
IT TELLS YOU Ait the variots and
most appfoved modes OF cooking Vegelai
bIes of evety description, also how to pre-:
pare Pickles, Catsups and Cnrries of all
kinds, Polted Meats, Fish, Game, Mush-
rooms, &c.
1T TELLS YOU ALI the varrons ard
most approved modes of preparing and
cooking all kinds of PIaih and Fancy Pas.
irv. Puddings, OmeletIes, Filters, Cakes,
Confectionery, Preserves, JellIes; and Sweet
Dishes of every description.
1T TELLS YOU ALL the vafiohs and
most approved modes of making Bread;
Rusks, Mullins, and Biscuil, The best
method OF preparing Coffee, Chocolate, and
Tea, ard how to make Syrups, Cordialsj
and Wineslof vaiious kinds.
ITTELLS YOU HOW 10 ret out and or
nament Table, how to Carve all kinds of
Fish, Flesh or Fowl, and in shori, how 10 so
simplify the whole Art Of Cooking as 10
bring The choicest Injuries of tie table
within everybody's reach.
The book contains Alb pages, and up
wards of Twelve hundred Receipts, all OF
which are the results of actual experience,
having been fully and carefully tested IN.
der the personal perinlendsnce Of the
writer's 1t is printed in clear and opeh
type, is illustrated with appropriate engra-
wings, and will be forwarded 10 any addtess,
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List Of Trials. for Feb. Perm. 1854


I. Jacob Schuyler, vs.. William Aser.
2 Jacob Sanders, VS.. William Metz.
3. Townsend w. Kahler, vs.. Daniel Ney-
hard
4. John McMoIligon, ct, al. vs.. Samuel
Rhone.
5. Nathaniel E. Ruuer, et al vs. Abram
N. Harvey.
s Isavina Cole, vs.. Aaron Luz & Wife.
T. And. Cseveling vs. Andrew Melick ct al.
g. Clinton D. Herring, ct. sl. vs. Daniel F..
Seyber.
g. DAVID Yosi, vs. George Hydler.
10. Isaac Tyler, vs.. Jacob Berlin ct. al.
IL. Francis Jorden, ct. al. VS.. Elisha
PurseI, eI. al.
-. Francis Jorden Ell. al. VS.. Elisha B. Pur-
sci, Ell. al.
I3 R. J. Lyon, vs.. Montgomery Cox. eLal.
IL Isaac Tyler, We. Andrew Creveling.
Is, Stephen Pohe, VS.. Indy w. Wooiey.
10. Jacob r. Slime, vs. Robert ]. Lyons.
IL. John Ludwig, vs.. Francis R. Weaver.
lS. Samuel FetIerman, vs.. Wright Hughes.
20. ]. Wesley Bowman, vs.. Michael Frantz.
ell. al.
81. Michsei Graham, Ell. al vs.. ]. V. Cres-
well, Ell. al.
22 j. P McColInm, ei. al. VS.. Erasus Hem
dershot Ell. al.
% Levi Kutz, vs. William Linden
"a George w. Staten, VS. Joseph +. Long.
25. The Maryland Anthracite Coal Com2a-
ny, VS.. John Ludwig.
90. Philip Wintersieen, vs.. Valentine Win
iersteen.
27. John Pealer, vs.. Daniel Edgar et. al.
%. Lewis Lowenberg, ct. al. vs. John Dyer.
90. Wolf, Westler & Co. VS.. Danisl F. Sey-
bert.
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LacKAwANsA AND BLooMsBURG RAILROAD -
The following Board OF Directors was elected
for the ensuing year: Col c. Welles, of
Athens. President; William Swetland, VIM.
c. Reynoids, D G Driesbach, L. McNieI,
John Brisbin, Moses Taylor, William E.
Dodge, John |. Blair, Thos. F. A,her'on,
Joseph H. Scranton, N. Clapp and H. Gay
lord. Directors
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NTTILL TELL YOU of the 0:igin, Hist6ry
w and distinctive traits of The various
breeds rf European, Asialic, African and
American Horses, with the physical lorna
ton aud pecnlIarities of the animal, and
how to 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, Sta
bling, Feeding, Grooming, Shoeing, and The
general management of the horse, with the
best modes OF administering medicine, also,
how to treat Biting, Kicking, Reang,rp
Shying Stumbling, Crib Bling, Restless.
ness, and other vices to which he is subject:
with numerous explanatory engravIngs
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES.
Will tell sou of The causes, symptoms, and
Treatment of SlrangIes, Sore Throat. Dis
temper, Caiarrh, Influenza, Bronchl,Is,
Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Broken Wind, Chro.
mic Cough, Roaring and Whislling. Lampas.
Sore Mouth and Ulcers, and Decayed
Teeth, with other diseases oil the Mouth
and Respiratory Organs.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will :ell you of the causes, symptoms, and
Treatment OF Worms, Bots, Collie, Slrangu-
Iation, Stony ConcretIohs, Ruprures, Palsy,
Diauhoea, Jaundice, Hepatirrhoea. Bloody
Urine, Stones in The Kidneys and Bladder,
Inflammation, and other diseases of The
Stomach, Bow Is, Liver and Urinary Or
gans.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will tell yon OF the causes, symptoms, and
Treatment OF Bone, Blood and Bog, Spawn,
Ringoone, Sweenis, Strains, Broken Knees,
Wind Calls, Founder, Sole Bruiss and
Gravel, Cracked Hoofs, Scratches. Cauker,
Thrush, and Corns also, OF Megrlms,
Vertigo, Epilepsy, Slsggers, aud other
diseases of the Feet, Legs, and Head.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will tell you of The causes, symptoms, ard
Treatment OF Fistula, Poll Evil, Chambers,
Farcy, Scarlet Fever, Mango, Surfeit,
Locked Jaw, Rheumatism, Cramp, Calls,
Diseases of the Eye and Heart, &c, &c,
ard how 10 manage Caslration, Bleeding,
Trephinning, RoweIing, Firing, Hernia,
Amputaiion, Tapping, anu other surgical
operations.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
Will tell you of Rarey's Method of tanning
Horses; how TO Approach, Halter, or Stable
a Coll; how 10 accustom horse 10 strange
sounds and sights, and how 10 Bit, SADDLE,
Ride, and Break him 10 Harness; also the
form and law ci Warranty. The whole be-
ing the result OF more than fifteen years
careful study of ths habits, peculiarllles,
wants aud weaknesses OF this noble aud
useful animal.
The book contains 3s4 pages, appropri
ately illustrated by One Hundred Eugfa.
wings. II is printed in a clear ard open
type, and will be furnished 10 any address,
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ADvERrIsE.-Pefsons having property TO
sell or houses 10 let will find it to their ad-
vantage TO make the same known through
the advertising columns of the STAR, as this
paper has fair circulation, besides il Is
taily increasing, and is no "small sheet +"
Every body reads ii. Charges incunsider-
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The PosT 0FFIcE.-The list of applicants
Tor The post Office in this place has dwin-
two. Those two are pushing their claims
on :he root hog or die" principle. The
Office in this place is rather a desirable
one, and ''ihe best man for it,"
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BLOOMSBURG
BARRIER SHOP.

V'HE undersigned respectfully inform. The
u citizens OF Bloomsbuig, and the public
generally, that he has taken The BarbeF
Shop, located on Main Street, in the while
Frame Building, nearly opposite the E1-
change Block where be is al all Zines ready
10 wait upon his customers 10 entire sasis-
faction.
SHAVING AND HAlRDRESSING,
VIII be executed with care and nealness
and N The most fashionable style, and on
ve,y moderate terms.
u Sham Pooins, done NJ in City Style
He sollcns public patronage anil pledges
his 6eit ehdeavors TO give every feasonabls
saliiacliSn. -,..,,.
CHARLES henry MOLE.
Bloomsburg, Oct. IL, 1859.
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TIN SHoP.--We take pleasure in aGnounc-
ing that, WILLIAM JoRN, is carrying on the
thinning business in the town of Caitawissa,
and is prepared to supply all who may wish
any thing in his line 0pon reasonable terms
and with despatch.
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The PRINTERS of Danville celebrated the
anniversary OF the great philosopher, states
man, and printer, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
They partook of a grand supper gotten up
by our friend of The Thde StUan, Jacob Cor
Nelson.
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THE mails have been very irregular for
The past few days upon The Cailawissa road.
AL right again, snow off the track
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Revival LIN the Nj E Church of this
place, of which Rev. F. Gearhan is pastor,
an interesting revival has been IN progress
for some two or three weeks. These night
ly meetings, We learn, have resulted in the
conversion Of quiie a number of persons
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" DON'T FORGET, DR.. SILKWoRTH
will be in BIoomsbnrg on the sOih and sIst
of each month See Card in another column.
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SSow.-Quite quantity Of snow fsll In
this place and vicinity on Satufday last,
which made sIeighlng ioIerably good.
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AN lKcrDENT.-A horse the other pay, at
sached to sled, IN turning corner, fell
A eenileman's attention was quickly direct
ed to ii, when his feet slipped, and he
landed, as sailor would say, on his beams
end, in about six inches of very soft, cold
slush. A young lady, at the same time,
with her arms folded, and her face looking
as good as ripe strawberries smoihered in
cream, ran out TO see the sights, when her
feet proved too small! to support her, and
she SAT in all her loveliness on the icy
bricks. The three were all down at the
same time, although some dis ancc apart
JPilEamspo,t Bulletin
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We SEE by the Wyoming IafeHieencer that,
Prof T. Perkins, who is well known by
cur citizens. having spent some time pro-
fessionaIly among them last summer, is
about 10 commence Musical Convention,
in the town of Tuukhannock, in the course
of few days. MIR. Perkins has had con
siderable experience in conducting Couven-
lions oil this kind, and has won for himself
a high reputation in his professional ranks.
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THASks.-We are indebted 10 Col Hiram
R. Kline for various legislative faycrs
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$1,000 n Year
Great Work On the Horse.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
pY RobeRr tENNtNes, V.

BY ROBERT JENNINGS, v. g,
Professor Of Pathology and ODer oftue Surgery
IN lie Veterinary College Of Philadelphia,
ETC., etc.
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A GERMAN woman, residing in Nofihanip-
tsn county, gave birth: recently 10 hre chill
dren-four boys aud a girl No wonder
Democrats are plenty in the tenth legion.
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FHSHfOn.ABLET Tailor,
Shop on The South Side Of Main Street, frs
quare 5elow Market
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-21
4 PROCLAMATION.

WuEaKAs . convention between the
United States of America and the Repuh-
lie Of New Granada was signed Ia the
city of Washington on tho tenth day Of
September, in the year Of cur Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-seven,
which cons ention, as amended by the
high contracting parties, is, word for
wori, rs follows:
The United States of america aud the
Republic OF New Granada, desiring 20
adjust the claims Of citizens Of said States
against New Granada and to cement the
good understanding which happily sab
sists between the two Republics, have,
for that purpose, appointed and conferred
full powers, respectively, to writ: The
presideas If the United States upon
Lewis Cass, Secretary of State of the
United States, and the President Of New
Granada upon General Pedro A. Herrar,
Euyoy Extraordinary and Minister PIanir
potentiary OF thai rspublic in the United
States, who, after exchanging their full
powers, which were found ID good and
proper form, have agreed to the follow.
ing articles; "
ART.I. All claims on the part Of coz.
porations, companies, or individuals,
citizens of the United States, upon the
government Of New Granada, which shall
have been presented prior TO the first day
Of September, one thousand eight hun
dred and ffffy nine, either to the Depart
ment of State at Washington, or TO the
minister of the United States at Bogota,
and especially thase for damages which
yers csased by the riot at Panama on
the fifteenth of April, eighteen hundred
and fifsy-six, FOR which the said govern
ment Of New Granada acknowledges ita
liability, arising oat Of It's privilege and
obhgation 30 preserve peace and good
| order along the transit gouas, shall b.
referred to board Of eommis sionegs
20 lrnn sletisag ~ tesn Ezlaznheea, nne az whnzz
shall be appointed by the government ol
she Unite,i States and one By the govern.
ment Of New Granada. Ia case of sh,
| death, absence, Or ineapaeiEy Of eithe
e6msnissiuner, or In shs evens of eishei
eommNsioner emitting or ceasing 10 ans
sbs government nf sha Unised Ssasas d
that OF New Granadas TespeativalY. d
i the minister Of Efse latter III the unssas
States, aesaag by ias siirsctios, ahail forth
i with prooassl % fal The vasanry shass %
easionad.
| The commissioners so naansd shai
mest in the oity pf Washingspn withi
ninety days from ahe sxehause cf tbs raj
Ikeasions II khis oonvenkions and bsfof
| proosadisz % business slaEl nnaku I'D
subaceiha i sslansx DATA fksas ah&N sNsI
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YHOR THE RAsT-KxTRAsIoN OF THE
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
@A4

OPEN TO AAREGGoi
Daily Lire running diEnGsly Kast from Censrsl Taw&
10 Chicago. &c Niles Staging savsd--oo Niles
Further west. Nest aiFect route to Chicago
3na the East 10 via shs
CHICAGO d ROCK BLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.
Ouly line from CentTal Iowa TO Chicago under 0ne
uaansEeneat. The MiSsiS8ippa and Missouri r., a.
il ney completed To Asrenge and will soon be open
I'd farther west. peS M0ines and Cguncti BlnGa
Passengers win ad Ghs rosie ths aaoFtess, 0slck-
sst aud Best avoiding all delays st The Aissls&lRpi
RiYeY Close connections are made with the WeS-
tern stage Company.
p9ssenaeT and Express TratHs lsaps Asyenso 6aa-
" a. 30 p NJ, srrtgsRs st CAaesso al e'eaoek
No eI~rvr fsr tranafss Of Baggage NJ Chieaeb.-~
siesping Cars Ga all alght trains Trains aeE-
uact at Chicago wita the trains tbs Eastern Ass.
FAOTs ToR STOCK SHIPPERS.
Stock leaving Msrsnge at % =. NJ arrives aG
Chicago al Go The nsxt morning, ia uaae Ter the
early Markata and Stock trains VI The Eastern htes
the zaais time cons uussd &t tAe Mississippi Riv~
or saes nof exceaa swenay RiBate#. There IA 20
ehanEs Of cars, ne fs1t.sEs y q asssy; .. $780,.
suaates parties driving Stock from Des oanes and
othes paiaiA In CeRtrsl aEd Western l2HA, Sesf0re
considered equally distant from she different roads
10 save sArse days driving and trem 10 20 DO hssE
os tia cara over ans othsT route.
gso1k wlA be delTsEa TO any Of the different yards
Tas n NIB n 10 now being sxtsuaed wsss Of
Marauxe and as fAst complsssd at0e& trains VIII
Be ran 10 The end Of the track.
nysYy fseisty for the convenient sAipmrnt OF O. T.
tla Rraigats a. aw via any etasS rante, &Esa no
aatas spared 10 render is the Hnss aesrabla route
TanoveR TfCxETs 10 ali pTiueipai goinsz Id the
JTuItsd States and CAaaias, By ali routess CAP be
procured at Washington, lows City and Aarsnge.
S0ffN p YRACTb
esa'i Frsighl ana Tickss AGENT.
JanMzFy l. 1853 u
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FurtAsT Wear hsa sxg ofAer Railroad II LJtsa
In connection with the
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON b QUINCY RAILRoi oiAp
sAortSss, Qxaeksst and Beat Rsnss
To Chicago, sew York, Bostcn, Philadelphia and
Baltimore; to Eeokuk. ST. Louis and Cincinnati
and to all pointa II Illinois, Indiana Michigan Oeio
and CAnaaa-
Two Trains Daily leave and arrive Sundays Ak
sePGedj as follows
LEAyE 0TTuawA, ARRfvE AT cMTc AGO
500 O'Clock, a III. ais O'Clock, ,. al
Es~CoRaeetlnx at Gaiss6argh with the Northern
CFess Railroad fer QUINCY al kaHdota with abe
Illinois Central Railroad for G&leaA and panlslth
and ST. Louis Ani Cairo, At Burlington With fast
salilag Packets fer ST. Louis.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ef~Thraugh to Sew York in q hours. PAsseB-
gers leaving Council BlalTs moTaiug aud evRniRg
taking this route wli arrive in Chicago S.. Lou
Is from sS to Is h0ETs quicker than by ouy other
reute and in ample time TO eaBnsct with the great
Eastern and Southern Lines.
Buy yuar Tickets via western Stage Company to
Ottur1wa, where you cap bay your Tickets Of The
BaFlingfBn x No. Railroad Ticket Once, 10 ALL
POINTS. E&st and South.
TO SHIPPERS OF STOCK
Stack Trains viii run regularly, leaving daily
Sundays excepted These Trains have ali the rights
Of Passenger Trains, thus iRkuTinS despatch Rad
consequently avoiding all those yaxatlous delays
that are constantly occurring on etker routes.
New stock pens have been hnilt Oh beth sldeH Of
the Mississippi close By the Ferry and DTovers gill
sna there every thing they could wish for the Ee-
esnEoaattoa ef their sEock.
Through contracts given 10 Chicago.
JOHN @. HEAD
Vice President and superintendent
D. REMICK, Gsa- wsSsFa Agent
Burlington. Fsb 26. 1851 "
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E@e, ID a ssaeau4isa autAnragina fhs fsxus .,
sAe same Qsaota sf Arms 10 the state Of Callfof.
~ the Years sasnlesn hmnarsd and aftyan1 sasxt-
80 aaIzsfsa ana affS~one, ~ ~as ls8nad 10 thai
s AsS fef ms Tsas sighsesn hundred and afsy-
Resolved by the Senate and House Of
representatives ! OF the United States Of
I arneriea u Congress assembled, That the
Secretary ef War hes and he u hereby au-
thorixed to iasue to The State Of Cafifos-
ma, . quota OF arms for the years of
eignseen hundred and fifty and eighteen
aauFed and mty- one, equal 70 the annual
quota issued 10 the said State Of ualifoE-
MA for the rear eighteen hundred and
ffty-two.
APPROVED, March 2. 1861.