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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

STOTICE is hereby giving 10 all legaieeS,
creditors and Other persons interested
in the estates of the respective decedrnis
and minors, that the following admIuIStrs
ION aud guardian accounts have been filed
in tie office of the Register OF Colombia
comfy. aud will be pres ened for coufirma
tion aud allowance to he Orphans Cour,
10 be held at Bloomsbury, IN he comfy
aforesaid, on Wednesday the An day ot De-
cember next at 2 O'Clock. IN The afternoon.
l. The FIRST account OF JOIN Wenner,
Administrator of the estate OF Solomon
Hartman, late OF Fishingcreek township
dec a>Pd.
.. The account OF John Keifer, Guardian
OF The esra'e OF Margaret PaU, minor
chIlJ Of Jacob Parr, late oi Maine town
snip deceased.
3 The fret and final account of John
Doak and Hiram Walp Administrators OF
The estate Cf Anthony Walp late OF BrIar-
creek township, deceased.
A. The secoud account of William h.
" GOD IN, one OF The Executors Of Jared H.
Young late OF the Borough OF Berwick de-
ceased.
5. The account Of Philip Boyer and
Abraham Cooper Executors, OF the last
will and testament Of Peter Shafief, late Oi
Derry township deceased.
6. The account OF Reuben Fahrineer-
Administrator OF the estate OF Daniel Honck
late OF Roarinecreek twp, deceased.
7. The account of David Shatier. Guar
dian of David koGEer one OF the heirs n
David Kocher, late OF Briarcreek township
deceased.
8. The frs, ana final account of S,ate'
b NJ YantZ. Administrator, at the estate o
| Abraham Stewart late of Name twp decd
9. The account OF Alvina Fowler, Ad
miuistratrix of the estate OF Josiah Fowler
| late of Rriarcreek township deceased.
| 10. The first account of Cyrus B. Reese
| Administrator, of Yeniah Reese, late o
| Hemlock township, deceased.
IL. The account OF Jo'fn Sharpless, Ex
ecu,or of the last will and testament o
| EIzabeln MilliarJ late OF Bloom township
| deceased.
! I2. The account of Samuel Appleman anC
! Jonn Lemon Administrator, OF Samue
| Lemon late OF Benton township decd.
DANIEL LEE,
REGIsTER's OFFICE, Register.
| Bloom s6urg Nov. 6, 1861.
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PAssEsGERs wishing to travel north on
the Caiawissa railroad must be a. Rupert
Station by 3:44 P. 81 and those desiring to
A. NJ. Those going to Philadelphia by
this road, and upon the (maiD train here
mentioned, will arrive there in good season;
in time for early tea This road is doing a
pretty snug business from all accounts and
We are glad 70 hear of it. II is one OF the
safest and best managed roads in the State,
and few if any outside are more ably con
Quoted. DIR. H. s. Goodwin, is the acting
Snperintendante
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DARLING'S
LIVER REGULATOR

AND ILIlHIs iElEgslA8So
Aud now consider myself enureJ, cured :"
Hon. Jonn A. Cross writes, 'B.ooklyn,
March Is, 1860. In the sprng OF 1859
took severe cold, which induced violent
fever. | took two doses oil
DAkIING'S LIVER REGULATOR
II broke up my cold aud fever al once
Previous TO this attack, bad been lrou bled
with dyspepsia several months have felt
noihing OF 1t since"
OILS Sudley, Esq, 1913 East 2s,h Street,
N. Y, writes "Au.usI I3. 1861 had
a difficulty with Kidney Complain three
years, with constant pain in the small ct my
back. | had used most alt klnds OF medi-
clues, but found no per.nareht relief until
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Bloomsburg. October l6, 1861
List Of Causes, for Dee. 'ol.

List OG Causes, for Dec. 'O 4.
Cyrus Ba:lon VS.. Hiram o. Fowler, e.
al fei9ned issue.
T. w. kahler, - Daniel Neyhard.
3 Andrew Creveling. VS. Andrew MelicA
ST, ct al
Philip Winlersteen, VS. Valentine Win
lerst-ru.
Priflip Miller, admr. OF Isaiah Shu-
man " Jacob l. ShIman
JOSEPH Lockard " J Pennington.
Ezekiel Shuliz, vs. jas. Pennington ct al
g. Jarne- ShleId,, ,et al vs. Isaiah Shumai'S
administrator
Richard 3. Menagh VS. John Gigger.
10 Hugh Thompson, ct al vs. Augustus B.
Peatce eI al
II Daniel F. Seyberi VS. a. B Pearce ct al.
2 Henry Wells " Georae KiEiey.
13 WILSON, Agsr " Jo-epn Patton.
IL Michas, b Brown, el al VS. James J
Dull, ei al
Is Clinton D. Herring, el al W Daniel F
bert.
Is Michael Foe'e, vs. Peter Campbell
IL Tnoma- c. Robson, w. WIN Fausey.
Is Tnomas Robson W VIM Fausey
l9 Thoma- c. Robson VIM Fausey.
20 Peer NJ Trau5b. vs Aaron Clayton.
2l Samuel Whitaker " Margaret SmIih.
22 Nathan TAYLOR, Ell al " James Cake.
% Frederick Dudy, vs. Leonard Adams.
p Charles TomliHson, W Franklin Stew
an ri al
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

Our subscribers in the country comp plain
very much in regard 10 the non receipt OF
their papers. We can assure them that We
mail the SrAR regularly to their address and
we believe that the Postmaster at this place
forwards our packages punetuaIly. Butlhere
must be as'screw loose" somewhere among
the P Ms and we are determined 10 find
out where it is. We shall not hesitate a
moment 10 report TO the Department: any
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

SSow fell at This place on Sabbath las, in
large fakes, and in quantity sufficient 10
have made excellent sleighiag hadthe bot
tom been in the proper condition 10 re-
ceive it. This is the second snow of the
season, in this section. II looks quite win :
tery ont, a: present wiring. Some of the
'<oldest inhabitants" Tell US We are going to
experience a severe winter but We hope
not. The condition the country is in, it
would no, be suitable.
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CITATION TO THE HEIRS

OFPETER HARTZEL. decd, IN PROOF
IF conduct rdh Henry H9rtzsl
,,,lsss. The Commonwealth Of Penn
sS7s;S 50. sylvsnia 10 Hpnry Harzsl, r.
:Es - -. becca Harzei. Esther luterrar-
rs red win I>aac Meyer, Peter
'STss'' Hauzel, jacob Hartze, viii am
HauZel, Sarah Inlermarrlsd with Jon. FI-h-
er, and Elizabeth Har 2~l, ch ldren and
heirs oi Peler dauzel deceased.
You aud each OF you are hereby com mand-
I'd and ciled 10 be and appear ia your prop
er persons before me Judge OF lhe Orphans
Couu OF said County, to be holden a
Bloom sburg IN aud for said county, me Il
Monday ui Dsce mber next, then AMI there
TO answer the petition OF John Kettle: Ex~
erutur of the last will and testament OF
Peer HarZell deed setting forth thai
The said Peter HanzeH in his lifetime 70
Su: IN the tenth day Of April. 4 D., One
thousand eight hundred ami fifty two, wa
seized in fee OF and 10 the following des>
crlbed plantation and Jract OF land 10 wit
All that cer'ajn PLANTATION and tract OF lahd
situate iu Main township Aforesaid, adioin.
100 lands OF Joseph HarZell, Jacob Shugar
| Solomon Snuman. MATILDA JamIson. Stasa
! John and others containing NIn,y seven
Acres and nine yerCheS more or les. ina,
| being 20 seized the said Peer HdrZsR. did
! by bargain or contract IN writing binding
/ himse! 10 sell and convey the ,AI real
/ estate with The appuTeuance unto his son
| Henry Hartzel for the consideration of
! Nlneieen hundred dollars. thirteen hundred
! doiIsrs ot the same to be paid in annual in
J >lalmeuis Of one hundred and sixty four
! dollars. The first payment 10 wil: the sum
OF one hundred and sixty four dollars tc
| he made IN enc year alter the death OF the
said Peter HarlZeli, and The said contract
! which bears Date on The said tenth day o.
April, A ID, 1882. further provided that the
| purchaser Henry HarZell should receive
his deed for said Real Estate after the ma.
ing OF the first payment, which said pay
meni has been made TO your petitioner. 81,
bundled dollars of said purchase money by
the terms of said Contract was 10 remain II
the premises duTug the life time of the
wife OF Peter HarZeIi, the interest on the
same to be paid TO her annually and the
principal in three equal annual ,nslalment
aller her death, bat that no sufficient pro
vision for The performance OF the said bar
gain or contract appear o have been made
by lhe said deceased in his lifetime lhougt
he was well satisfied, and intended that the
same should be consummnted And iha
the said Court will be pleased to decree tn,
specific performance of The said conirac
according to the true intent and meanin.
thereof IN order to the completing of hi
title according to the act OF Assembly il
snch case made and provided.
Witness the Honorable Warren ] Wood
varG ESQ.,, President OF our said Courl a
Bloomsburg the Seventh day of Seplambe
A. D., one thousand Eight hundred aud ski
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item ran the rounds of the newspapers iothe
effect that a newspaper placed between the
bedclo,hs added greatly TO The warmth OF the
covering. Very little attention was given
10 the statement; al first, but intelligen; per-
sons inform us that it is really true and thai
a newspaper under The counterpane or IN
der the jacket is really very effective in
keeping the body comfortable. Texture OF
the paper is so close that it both keeps out
she cold air and keeps in the bodily warmth
better than cloth.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

We are requested 10 state through the
columns of he STAR, that the Stores, Shops
and places of business generally, will be
closed on Thanksgiving Day, Tomorrow,
Thursday. This is Cay sel part by ;he
Executive of this State as The time for Civ.
ing thanks TO the Almighty for The many and
bountiful blessings he has bestowed upon
the people OF this Commonwealth during
the past year. OF course, every body who
can afford it, will get up a good dinner for
themselves How well we shall fare on
that day, is a little too far head for US to
speculate.
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GRAND JURORS

FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1861.
Rloom-Philip Eyer S Auslon Ri tier
Besver-W illism Sehel.
Cauawissa-Jacob Gensel.
Centre --George Freas, VIM. Hoffman.
rklin-Jesse Cleaver, Clinton Men
cenhall
Fishingcreek-Henry Biuenbender.
Greenwood William Maiher.
Hemor k--John McReynolds.
Jack-on-lram Detr
William Yeager.
Madison Samuel BTugler.
Maiue-Jobn Grover.
Mfllio-Johd HpuIst, Jacob Hartzel.
Oranae -Phenias Brewer.
Pine-W Hiiam kashner.
Scott-Joeu Kressler, Dan' L. Everliari,
William White.
Shuaafloai-Sam1 Kitchen, John Lewis
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TRAVERSE JURORS
FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1861.


FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1861.
Blonm-Jo-hua Feuermad.
Beaver-Daniel q. Gearhar, Franklin l..
Shuman
Bor Berwick-John McAnall, David
Bancher.
Briarcree k-Jacob Bower, Francis E'ans
Benlon-EhaS McHenry.
Cauaw is-a-Will.am John, VIM. Cteasy
IeBlre--Sa nuel Crevehng.
FiShinecfeek-Johu Boslon. John Hess,
John Andrews, George NJ Howell, John
Dresher.
Franklin-Daniel Zarr.
Greenw ood-Isaac d. Patton, john f.
Moore.
Locust-Lewis Lee, William Thomas.
MaihIas PersIng.
Madlson-S,las Barber, Jacob Manning,
William Kitchen.
Mon;our-John Dielerick, Washington
Brtenhender.
Thomas Hicks.
MI Pieasant-Jose oh r. Vaadersllce.
Orange-David Achenbach.
Pine-Thomas Harlin, Jacob Chr slian,
Hiram SholiZ-
Roarlugcreek-Daniel Levan.
Scolt-George Mack.
Suoarloaf-Jacob II Fritz.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

q Frank LesIie's Monthly, or Gazette OF
Fashion has besn received for the month OF
December. Il is heavily laden with hand-
some illustrations aud choice reading. Ii is
q massive publication, surprising all others
in quantity of matter and ranks among the
foremost ones in every other respect. Price
50 !; published at 10 City Hall, New York.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

SOME of our farmers are still having corn
in the field unhusked. 1t is high time it
was housed-ihe time for feeding it has ar
rived. The corn crop in certain districts
in this county has turned ou, 10 be most ex-
cellent. The crops generally this year have
been good, better, to take them al! through,
than they have been for several years past.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

TIE LACK & BLooMsBURG RAILRoAD have
changed :heir time table, again. 1t can be
seen in another column. Those whom it
may concern had better examine il. To
keep the run ming of railroads now days, it
will reqnire one to be pretty for they
are continually changing.
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RVLE on THE HEIRS
OF GEO FETTERTAN, 5enr DECD.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, SIS:

.>,l..., The Commonwealth of Penn
.,ss%lsfss3:,> sylvaBia TO Joshua Felierman,
- SxS Solomon Feuerman. Henry Fet-
e2ssSS German, GEORGE Feuerman, Jno
'S:Ss..sssS Feuermaa, Jonas Feuerman,
Reuben Felerman, residing in Linn county
Iowa. CslharIne intermarried with Henry
Harner. Sa rah inlermaulec with William
Yadasr, and Elizabeth iuIsrmarriel with
Hamilton Fisher, children and heirs ot
George Fererman sen, late of Locust Town
ship, IN SAID county deceased.
You and each OF you are hereby cited
and commanded 10 bp and appear in your
proper persons before the Judge of the Or
phans' Cnurt, 81 our Orphans Cont. 10 be
held at Bloomsburg 90 the 1rst Monday of
December next, then and there to accept
or refuse 10 take the real estate of the said
George Feitsrman. sen, deceased, al The
valuation placed Upon II bv an inquest duly
awarded by the said Cuuri, and returned by
the Sheriff. or show cause why ihe same
should cot be sold, and hereof fat not.
Witness The Honorable Warren ]. Wood
ward, Esquire, President OF our said Court
a Bloomsoufg. the I7lh dav CT Sspte mbsr
A. ID. one Thousand eight hundred aud sixty
one. Jacob Eyerly, CI'k o. e.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
Bloomsburg. October 9. 1861.
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New NrgIVa9 Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
David EOWenbcrg

NVI1 ES attention to his stock OF CHEAP
an1 fashionable clothing a his store or
Main Street, two doors above he Amer
lean House, where he has ful as~ort
ment OF men and boys wearing apparel,
inclndiug the most fashionable
DIR ESS GO o I'D 9,
Box, Sack, Ffock, Gum. and Oil Cloth Coats
of all sorts and sizes, Pants OF al roiors
shawls, stripes and figure vests, shirts, era
vaIs, stocks, collars, handkerchiefs, gloves,
suspenders and fancy articles.
N B He will also make to order any ar
iicle oil clio hing at very short notice and in
the best of manner AL! his clothing is
made to wear, and most of ii is OF home
manufacture.
DAVID LOWENBERG
Bloomsbury, Sept. %, 1861.
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IsToRMATIoS is sought by Charles H. Ma
son, of Mountpleasant township this coun-
~, for the Whereabouts of Montgomery
Mason, boy aged about l5 years, 81 feet
high, little cross-eved, and light complex
ion, who left his parents on Tuesday eve
ming OF last week Any information of lis
Whereabouts will be thankfully received.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

Dos'r forget the Printer on Court week,
he needs money to continue his business
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SHERIFF SNYDER had several new boarders
brought him a lew days since.
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JOSIAH n. FURMAs, the newly elected
Sheriff, will enter upon the duties of his of
fee next week.
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READ the letter from one of the {" Hurley
Guard,' in to-day's paper.
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SOMETHING For THE TIMES

CVNlE HENU FOh HE TIMES
A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD!
JGEaNS & CEsOSLEY'S
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE
The Strongest Glue in the World.
The Cheapest Glue in the World.
The Most Durable Glue in the World.
The Only Reliable Glue in the World
The Best Glue in the World.
AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE
Is ;he the only article of the kind ever
produced which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER.
III WILL MEND WOOD.
Save Your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mend yonr Harness Straps, Bells, boots sc
IT WILL MEND GLASS,
Save the pieces Of that expensive Cut Glass
Bottle
1T WILL MEND IVORY,
Don't throw away that broken livery Fan, il
easily repaired
1T WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken China Cups ami Saucers can
be made as good as new.
II WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked out OF your Marble
Mantle can be pat OF as strong as ever
1T WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter il hat btok n Pitcher did no
cosI buta shilling, shilling saved is
shiihug earned.
1T WILL MEND ALABASTER.
That costly Alaoasier Vase is broken and
you cant match 1t, mend it, il will new
er show when put together.
1T WILL MEND BONE, CORAL, LAVA
AND IN FACT EVERY THING BUT
METALS.
ANY article Cemenled with AMERICAN
CEMENT GLUE will not show where
Il is mended
14SGWe0Qsa
Every Hcnsekeeper should have a sup.
ply OF JohuS & Croseys Cement Glue -
New YO,k Times
''lt rs so convenient 10 have iu the
house "-NeW York EzD, ess
II Is al ways ready this commeDds il
10 every body. y.'-h Independent
I'VE have tried II, and find il as usefnl
in our house as water. "-Hiikes' SPIRIT oCthe
Times.
ECONOMY WEALTH.
$1,000 per year saved IN every family by
One BoiIls of
AMERICAN Cement GLUE.
Prce % CeE:s per Bo'tls.
Price 25 Gents per Bottle.
Price 25 Gents per Boltle.
Price 25 Gems per Bottle.
Price 25 Gems per Boule.
Pnce 25 Cents per Bous
Very Liberal Reduction to Whole
sale Buyers.
TERI NJ S { A ) II.
" For Sale by all Druggists, and Store
keepers generally throughout the connrfy.
JOHNS az CEs0SEEY.
(Sol4 Manufacturers ,
rs WILLIAM STREET,
Corner OF Lioeriy street. NEW YORK.
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LIVER REGIILATOR

Removes The morbid and billions deposits
from the stomach and bowels, regulates the
liver and kidneys. removing every obstruc-
lion, restores uatural aud healthy action
in the vital organs. Il is superior
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Much better than Pills, aud much easier TO
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DARLING,S LIFE BITTERS

l. superior tonic and diuric excellent in
cases of loss of appetite, hatuIency, female
weakness, irregularities, pain in he side
and bowels, blind, proruding and bleeding
piles, and general debility.
READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY :
Jas. L. Crumley, merchant, 1874 Fulton
street, New York, writes, August ls, 1850 ;
81 have been afflicted with piles. accom-
panied with bleeding, The last three years ;
1 used
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DARLING.S LIVER REGULATOR,
and Life EkIGaerS,

passed clolted blood By me uret =
| am now entirely cured, AID take pleasure
in recommending these remedies"
Mrs. c. Tebow, IL Christopher Street, n
Y, writes ''Feb- 20 lS60.-l have been
subject 20 attacks OF Asthma The last twenty
years. | have never found anything equal
10
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR,
in affordIng immediate relief. Ii Is thor
orgh Liver and bilious remedy"
Mrs Young Of Brooklyn, writes. "Feh.
%, 1860 In May last | had severe al
tack OF Piles, which confined me TO the
house took one bottle OF
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Wednesday Morning, November 81, 1861.
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY

AND COLUMBIA COUNTY
NO2EIA1h INSEIEUEJES
AT MILLVILLE, PENN'A.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-27

Are pure vegetable extracts. They cure
all bilious disorders of The human system.
They regulate and invigorate the liver and
kidneys: they give tone 10 the dgesliv e
organs; they regulate the secretions, ex-
cretions and exhalaiious, equalze the cir
culation, and purify the blood. Thus, all
bilious complainjs-some of which are
Torpid Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
Piles, Chi!ls aud Fevefs, Costiveness or
'Looseness-are entirely controlled aud
cured by these remedies.
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DARLENG'S
RIPE mIg p9R So

NIVRlG sDlEGUnAFOR0 J
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DAN'L $. DiRLIXG,

I02 Nassau ~. New York
Put up in 80 cent and 81 Bottles each.
NoveH Der 6. lS6!.-6m.
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EbarsEng's Life sliisePS,

and was entirely cured. | have had no
attack SINCE
D Westervelt, Esq, of South 9Th, near
9Th Street, Williamsburg. L. l., writes =
"Augus: 5, IS6o-Having been troubled
with difficulty in The Liver, and subject TO
bilious attacks, was advised by Trend
10 trt
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WILCOX & GIBBS,

SIAWlNG MAOlEINle Sa
Price With Hemnler and EeI[er,
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ECONOMY WEALTH.

Important 10 House Owners
Important 10 Builders
Important to Rail Road Companies.
Impoflanl To Farmers.
To al tUtom this usog concern, and II concerns
ecejyy body.
,I9UNS & CI3Si.EV'S
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REGISTERS 5 NOTICES.

Opposite S. Nicholas Hotel.
Augus' 2S. 1861 -Iy.
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DARLING's LIVER REGULATOR.
l n ave also u~S1 4 a Il
FAMILY MEDICINE.

FAMILY MEU!JINE.
When our children are out oi sots, We
give them few drops and il sets them all
right. find i, meets the general wants OF
the stomach and bowels when dl>ord .red ?
Reader, if yoa reed either or both of
he most excellent, Remedies, inquire for
'hem al The stores; if you do not find them
take no other. bot inclose One Dollar 40 a
letter, and on receipt OF the money, The
Remedy o. Remedies viii be sent accord
ing o your directions, by mail or express;
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-07-03
No @

Tic Eseerte sirH
.sia faasts known ans de- naloa .s
.sH us al siatr # - taaiu and aft
ss sa sG
as lHteua a M
M eherwisa 4scs{ asa1ses
ed and H. Marst sass st.s4sia
leesyd Headache o8y be elastic
#. faaaea viz SvnpaomatiC apd l95s4E.E
S1arfuulatic Headache is cNcte6 gHgsr
a3ss. ed IS tbe precursor If great tas.e
tsaaes among which afe ApopleAY s.s
ssH aHd All febrile d.seas s. !. -
argoaa lora & is svo pathetic " dispase g Fl
s8naef constituting sab bego7Che NJ h@a
aa-gss constituting sass.@ 6easfaeae. ~ .ea
ssssfs5 ,atioa and asher disorders oi the
ara aas5tat aa.c'uats. as4s
8M# att verv Frequently attend 8 <h.
hs Esasggsia s}.e T,lathora sre aisa atle2-
SIS uetdig aeeae'sf headache tais-
&sc3a Is a.sa scTE caralnon
fstuc lH taC Has~ of
oae1Hae eor iu9 ~ stiGc'
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Reports are current that the United
States forces are throwing up entrench.
ments about eight miles from Baltimore,
on the B. & o. R. R.
A large number of arms are sec,etcd
in Baltimore.
Gen. Banks discovered plan to de-
stroy the Railroad between Washington
and Baltimore, and his course is highly
approved by the Government.
ST.. LOUIS, June 81.
Four companies of Col Stephenson's
7th Regiment, under Major Curry. left
for Boonville, this evening. whore they
go into camp.
Two companies of Col. Settles Regi-
ment, destined for Jefferson City left in
the same train.
Nothing new.
1t is understood, however. that Gen.
Lyon has not feft BoonviIle as previously
reported.
LOUISVILLE, juno 81.
The suit testing the legality of the
blockade of the Nashville road, yester-
day was Withdrawn by tho shippers pros,
ecnting it. 1t is generally understood
that Mr.. Gutherie, President of the
Road, will assume the responsibility and
decline receiving freights unless the Col
cctor', permit accompanies it.