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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-20
Plans 10 Invade Maryland.

A correspondent OF The National lnteRigen
Ger says there is no, The slightest doubt that
the rebels in Virginia still ho'd sleadlast in
the faith of quartering in Baltimore this
winter. Gentlemen arriving in that city
from the eastern shore of the State positive
ly declare there is no obstacle at all in the
way OF their throwing troops into The lower
counties, were they disposed TO do it; and
recent letters, received in Baltimore, de-
clare the attempt will be made in large
force. They are aware, perfectly, OF the
fitting out Of The great expedition. They
had informers from Washington, who daily
made trips 10 Annapolis through Anne
Arundal county, visited the camps, cleaned
the most accurate information they could
from The officers, and travelling into the
lower couEtes, found unobstructed passage
across the Potomac into the enemy's quar-
ters.
Nor are the Secessionists in Washington
one particle less sanguine so long as the
Mary land coast OF the Potomac is left un-
guarded. The captains oil vessels who are
acquainted with The nature OF ihe Potomac
coast declare that, even with large force
guarding the shore, ii would be extremely
difficult to prevent stolen approaches from
the river. II is thought by many of bolh
parties that Gen Johnston had already left
The Upper Potomac with view OF accom-
plshin2 this purpose.
To such an extent is valuable information
conveyed by the Rebels oil Baltimore TO
their friends in Virginia and so secretly
and successfully, that il would seem moth
ing less than a chain of seniinels drawn
around The city and proclamation of mar
,al law could prevent it Many who de.
clare themselves Union men are al heart
Secessouists, and in communication with
The enemy on every available OCCASION
Secret meetings are held, and plans concoct
ed and m measures acted upon TO deceive the
militia ry authorities of the city. Means are
not wanting TO carry their plans into execu-
ton and men are fitted out and dispatched
into the lower counties, and thence across
The Potomac into Virginia, despite all the
vigilance of Government. Powder and ball
are openly purchased and conveyed into
different portions OF the State, either with
or without The sanction of the authorities,
by men presumed 10 be loyal from the rep
reservations OF parties residing in the city.
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IabOring lien.

The abolilinnisis have always been false
in their professions OF love for .he laboring
man. The negro is the great idea with
ihem-the white man only a secondary
consideration. This fact is fully proved
by 'heir constant advocacy OF the emanci-
patton oi all the slaves in the Southern
States whenthey know that ifihnse negroes
were set free they woud be compelled 10
come North were they would filI every
branch oi employment to the exclusion OF
the white man, and that white men would
he compelled TO work with negroes and for
a negores wages. The Gland for the and-
less" and homes for the homeless which
they talked so much abont, mean, the land
aud home OF the northern laborer as home
for the nigger "-Norih'd Democrat
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HENRY ZUPPINGER'S
WATCH MAKE r SHOP.

fYNHE undersigned would respe CT CS3a
fully inform the public that be IA
confines 10 pay particular attention 10
his business line, especially 10 all kinds of
watches. chrnnomeIerS, Clocks. IL svelrv &c =,
&e. Jswelry, clocks and watches, always
on hand, and for sale, guaranteed. He Ia
not dear, as some say. unless IL is an ex-
pensiye job. and hen all are dear. Come
aud Judge for yocrsslf. He keeps a good
selection OF speclacles, also spectacle glass
es without frames To III any frame and
10 sui aLy age Any lhIng, that can bs
done IN this line ~ the CITY can also be
done in some OF The shops OF Bloom burg
and frequently better and lower w. have
ihe same mesn> more spacious shops aad
at a more moderate rent than those lu hs
cities. Come and convince Yourself Par
t'cula attention p aid 10 watches, spung
clocks, lever CLOCKS or chronometers also
10 all kinds OF eIiher cloc k or warhes
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 20, 1861.
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SPECIAL Notice.
To CONS u MPTIVES

TO c o \ > u NJ L YES
The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a very few weeks oy a very sim
PIE remedy after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and rh a.
dread disease, Consumption IS anxious TO
make known 10 his iellow-sufeTers the
means of care.
To all who desire il, he will send ropy
OF the prescription nsed, Gree of charge.
With The directions for pre- pairing and using
the same, which they will find sure cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sc.
The oniy object of The advertiser IN send
ing the Prescription Is 10 benefit the afi C
ted, and spread Information which hr con-
cPives 10 be invalua ble, and he hopes every
sufferer will t:y his remedy, as u VIII cos
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing The prescription Will
please address
Rev EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburo Kings co , N. Y.
Orioter 30, IS6i,-5;n.
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TO destruction? ? Are we become so enam
ored Of their wise guidance already? Can
we not all see and understand, that they
would alternately lure and force Us to the
brink over which lies the deep OF a national
despair, that would be pointed TO with a
shudder of horror by all the future genera
tions of men We may as well be warned
i'm time. Boston Post
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SnieS in The Gamp.

Iiis stated upon the highest authority, that
the rebels from the Potomac to The New Or
leans Gulf waters were credihly Informed OF
tioa as early az the l7ih ult Acting upon
this information troops were Immediately
sent along the coast with the best available
talent, to plan the defences. TainaIl, the
finest officer in the rebel aervice for such
an emergency, was stationed al Port Royal
for several days awaiting ihs troops under
Cart. Dupont, anJ Gen. Sherman. Il is a
notorious fact, that every movement of any
moment since The war began. in the Fed.
eral lines, has had "birds oi passage" 10
convey its operations to The enemy Onr
Til lsnes and Iadtpep fenis our Beechers and
Greeeys. in their anxiety TO feed the pub
lie mind with startling Intelligence. have
very materially aided in spreading valuable
news in the enemy's camp, and through
The enemy's country This has been Sc
rious drawback to The Government.
The news from the feet is ofthe most en-
couraging character their Steps are making
way WI titC uCdii VI tbio siSNCo iCoCH'O'
The home OF John c. Calhoun were seces-
sion received lis first living elements, is
menaced by those whose rights have been
ieopardized. whose reins OF government
have been weakened, whose flag has been
dishonored. May the God OF right nerve
the hearts, making efectuaI the endeavors
TO open that port, and placing upon The
| houses Of business, and walls Of Sumpter
and MouIfre the flag so ruthIessIy destroyed
when the brave Anderson and his noble
band were forced to surrender and seek more
northern soil for action.
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DAvfD .LowESBERs, the fashionable mer-
chant tailor. of this place, has just returned
from the cities of New York and Philadel-
phia, where he has been purchasing a
supply of new and fashionable cloths. vest
ings, etc He never fails 10 bring some.
thing in his line that vii; please the Pnbiic.
In connection with the clothing business he
has on hand lot of handsome jewelry
which he will dispose of al a most reasona
he figure Also, an assortment OF excel
leat gold pens are kept on hand for sale =
AL in ali, DAvY has most capital store
be can fit out person from head to foot
cheaper than elsewhere, in this section of
country Give him trial, and our word
for it, you will not be dissatisfied.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-20

VIZ notice by some of our exchanges that
Col DaEIsL H. NEIMAN. editor OF tie Easfon
Srntsnei. which paper our readers will re
member was destroyed no, long since by
an sbolition mob, is being prominently put
ef Representatives, We will endorse that
measure he is fl and worthy man; no
bet,er has been named and we have our
doubts whether more fit man could be
found in the whole number elected. The
gallant and Intelligent Democracy Of old
Northampton administered wiiherite re-
buke 10 The mobocracy Of that District BY
he election Of this man. who is favorably
and earnestly urged as the next Speaker.
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REnovkD.-CoI. Keller, of Adamsbure
has removed to Centre County. We are
pleased TO learn that he is very much
pleased with his new home. and thai he is
doing fair and promising business. He
is still engaged in the mercantile business !;
and We are certain thai his customers will
End bin q very fair, clever, and honorable
man 10 deal With. Besides the democracy
Of Centre may rest assured also that he is
good sound democrat, and viii be a valu-
able acquisition 10 me sirus blues' OF that
county We are very sorry, indeed, 10 lose
The Colonel as citizen Of this county, for
ne Always esteemed him as one Of onr best
citizens; and more whole sonled and
clever fellow the democracy of .h's county
never lost S<Iinsgroue Times.
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EIoOMSBURG, WEDNESDAY, nov. solh. 1861

VThe principal topic of the newspa-
pers for the last few days has been the cap
turing of MAsoN ard SLIDELL, rebel Commits.
sioners, OIL board British Mail Steamer,
The San Jacinlo, on their way to Europe- -
They were arrested hy Capt. Wilkes, Lieut.
Fairfax and others. who bearded the for.
eien steamer, picked out their prisoners
they ue 10 ~ase keeping. They were over
hauled by Capt. Wilkes in the Bermuda
Camel, where Lieut.. Fairfax went aboard
and demanded The surrender OF The arch
traitors, and fhe reply made him wac, hat
there was not force enoogh, to take them =
But i turned oui differently Capt. Wilkes,
II is presumed, ac.ed altogether upon his
own responsibility. The Capt. OF the steam
81 fsved and tore about al great rate; cal
led the United Stsies Officers rpiratical
Yankees," and niher abusive names. This
steamer took on board these rebel commits
sioners with tnll knowledge OF who they
were, their destination and their business.
!. The,capture OF these no'1bies has no doubt
created quite a comm oiion in s'seceshdom."
How much il has done towards crushing ont
this rebellion yet remains to be seen and
experienced and what Great Britain will
say 10 the capturing of these two would be
Envoys by force from one of her merchant
vessels We have yet to hear. We do no.
fnow how che will treat the matter, and
must confess We do not greatly care. II
Great Britain demands the liberation of these
rebels, reparatiou for their capture we are
wiling and ready like all good citizens to
sustain such response as our Government
shall see &: to make. We trust the m alter
will be rightly uealed in considering i,s
Rreat importance
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SHERIFF F'S SALES.

DY virrue of several writs oi Tsn6i'ioni
. Erpoaas to m 2 direc,ed, issn-d nui of
the Court oG Common Pleas OF Colnmhia
County, Pennsy lvania, will be exposed 10
pu blic sale a. the Cont House. m Bl"oms-
hnrs. on SATURDAY, THE 30lh DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1861, al Que O'Clock IN tbs
afternoon, the foln rIng property 10 wit:
All thai certain Loi ol Ground siiraie in
Light Street, Scott township. Columbia
couniy. rsnn'a., bounded and described
a. follows lo wit: on the East hy Main
Strest of said town. on the Nouh hy lot of
Samuel Hageubnrh, on the Ws-i by an
Alley and on the Snuih by an Alley, COM
tatnine one lhrd OF an acre. be Tue same
more or less, whereon are erected one
and hsh ,,ory frame dwellin9 house a
frame out kitrhen large frame stable aud
other ont bindings with the appurteuances.
Seized. taken IN eXrruiIon and 10 be
sold a. the properly oi James RanIZ.
a L o.:
A, the same time and place, all that cef-
tain 10, or pavcei of ground suust- in Es-
pytown, Scott township. Columbia connIy,
Psuns, Ivauia bnundsd and de>cfio-d as
follows, 10 vii: on the Son,h hy Man street
OF said Town. on The Wet by lot belong
ing TO the Heirs OF Elizabeth Crevehng
decd on The Norh by Alley, and on
the East by lot belonging TO the Estate
| oi Fowler and Crev~lIna. Il being The one
half of Lot No. 9 IN sad town Contain
| ing forty ieel in front, and one TN idred
| ard seventy three aud one-ionrth teet 10
depih, whereon l. eiecisd a Two sroty
! frame dwelling house with the appurienzn'
| css
Seized. taken IN execution aud to be sold
a. The property OF I-aar MrRamsv
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
Shenf's Othre.
Bloonsburg, Oct. SO, 1861.
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{ Ourt Proclamation.

WHEREAS The Hon. Warren ]. Wood
ward, President Judge OF The Cnnr at
Over and Tsrminsr and General Jail Drliv-
cry. Cour ni Qlarier Sessions oi The Peace,
and CnGr of Common Pleas and Ornhans.
Court In the 26th judicial District compos
~ oi ne cnBnIIes ni ColnT hia. Sullivan and
WNoming. and the Hon. Jacob Evans and
Stephen Baify. Associate Judges ni Coum-
bia County have issued their Irecept, hearing
date one thnnSaud eighteen hundred and
sixty one, AID 10 Ge dIrerisd Tor holding a
Cour; ol Oyer and Ierminer, aud General
JsIi Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
Com Pleas amt Orphans Couri. in Blooms
hnrg. in the county al Columbia on The FIRST
Monday (beug the 2nd day of December,
uext, and o continue one week.
Notice is hereSy gwen, 10 the Coroner, he
JnSlires oi The Peace aud Con-lahlrs o. the
said County OF Columbia, that they bs then
and there IN their proper persons al 10 o.
clock IN The forenoon oi said day. with their
records, inqni-iiIon> aud oiher rememhran-
ces to DO iho-e things which TO their office
apperiaiu To be done. Aud those that are
bound by recognizes, TO prosecute against
the prisoners that are or may be in the jail
Of said county OF Columbia, TO b. then anu
there 10 prosecute then "a shall be just. Ju
rors are requested 10 be pnucluaI III then
| attendance agreeably 10 iheIr notice. dated
at Bloomsbnrg, the 2d day of Nov. IN th-
year OF our Lord one ihousaId eight huudreI
aun <Ixiy -ons and IN me eighty SIKH YEA
/ of the Independence Of the United STA es o
/ America (God save the Cnnm 1nwe ilth
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
! Bloomsbure Nov g. 1861
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A number of our friends of the conniry
press are in bad way because some of
their subscribers refuse 10 come &c time.
The Indignation expressed By some OF them
al the rapscalions who discontinue their
papers without "priniing" il terrible The
editor of the Venango Spectator Ie;s of as fol-
fows:
"MEAN MEE The fellow who licked
the molIasses from a blind nigger's pancake
is generally held up as a sample OF moral
pervprsliy. Bu, he was a good Christian
compared 10 the scamps who swiudle the
printer out o! a newspaper and then return
il through the postmaster as refused Ii a
man is too poor 10 pay, he should be- honest
enough 70 call and stop his pape' like a
man II he inc;ines 10 thieving, he sho old
never commence at The highest grade OF
CRIME by cheating printer. he should
begin smaI-rob children OF ennes-steal
chickens-serve six months as an army
coniractor-forge bonds oithe Southern Con
iederacy-and when he is ready for per
sonal interview with the hangmar or the
devil he can cap the climax OF all viilainy
by subscribing for newspaper, and swim
ding the publisher"
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Teachers, Examinations.

THE examination Of Teachers will be
continued "a follows on "Wednesday. 20ih.
at Derrs School house, Tor Jackson; Thurs
day. The 2Ist. at Upper Serene, tor Pine :
and on Friday, The 22nd. al Millvills, Tor
Greenwood All the ABOVE unless oipef-
wise specified will commence al O'Clock.
p. VI. Punclusiiiy rs requested and the
presence OF directors and others is respect
folly solicited VIM BURGESS
Kav 1SSl County, Supf
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1fARRIED.

In Bioomsburg on The I4th int, by Rev
]. r. Dunn. Mr.. SYLVESTER HAHTMAN, 10
Mss SusAN Cam, all ol The above place.
On The I4It inst. by the Rev. VIM. J
Eyer MIR Michael REEsE. TO Miss KATE
LGscF ho'h ni Calia'> is>a pa.
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DIED.

In Moniour township This county, on the
18th inst Mrs ELIZ BETH. wife ot Daniel
Fr, aud daughter OF Mr. Joseph MousPr OF
the same place, i'll he 26lh year OF her age
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Col Powell leil Harrisburg on the night
OF the 18th with his Regiment Tor Fortress
Monroe. Col White was expected 10 leave
on the following day. II is reported that a
Regiment day will leave Harrisburg Tor
some lime TO come.
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The undersigned wIll oe in Boomsbu re
with FRESH OYSTERS,
Every Wednesday and Friday,
Which he will sail at 8 GEMS per quart ;
90 ceuis per Can and As cents per Hall
Can. EMANUEL PETERS.
November 10, iS6l-lm.
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All quiet along the Potomac al present,
no attack anticipated. The rebIes are ial-
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Dyspepsis. Heart Disease, Fits, Epi1sy-
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

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won % strongly upnn the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. &c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-20
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!

Bloomsbury Nov 8, 1861.