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CANCER.

DOCTOR r. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
IL habtants of liardwick, vicinity and Community, al
large that he has removed to South Hardwick Caledonia
Cos V where he intends to make the Treatment of Can
cer-(n tts OarouS ages) speciality in business, in
connection with Chronic Diseases, private or common.
me Doctor feeling conscious of his ability in the treat
ment of the above named Dsease-from 80 years expert
ence in the treatment Of Cancer and all conditions of the
system, producing that Disease, he would say to the
AFFLICTED, come one, come ALL and the Doctor will advise
you what to do, All Counsels grauous. ANY amount Of
References will be given to the creduous application
me Doctor is regular Physician of the old school
means all he says, and no Iiumhug.
South Hardwck, June 81 1867 2S7
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Mrs. laura Putyaaam's Estate.
December /, 1860.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, holden at
WARRINGTON DlsrRIcr, IS. Montpelier within and for
said District the 23d day of SeDlember, A. d. 1861
HIRAM PUTNAM, Administrator Of the estate of Lau-
Ill Putnam, late OF Woodbury. in said district de-
ceased, presents his administration account for settle
ment:
Whereupon it is ordered that the be referred to
the 18th day of October next the Probate Office in said
Montpelier for examination and allowance; and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication OF this
order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed Msnt-
selier three weeks successfully may be, that
they appear at said time and place. and if they see
cause, object thereto. by order of Court.
30lf Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register.
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Gyem Remeay for Conghs, C2a. ,
Ajd"ey DiDc@ltt,s.
yWE3LL:I'E555 l2L2111 CsJ)I:IrI 5,];r.3ey. =,
FREPABED BY
DR.. j. w. POLAND Il co
GOFFSTOWN CENTRF, r,u,

IL Z
fgHE following testimonials will tei! .f,-.,,,...
q Medicine lat is now bee ming poyulyg ,5,.,...
any other article sold BY drug fists - ~ '''&
Rev j. X. Chase. OF Rumnpy r. H. r,l..a.
April 4th, 1860 says :'' When r0vr t,vcr 49, "
Ties OF White Pine CompoundJ wa. received @ os,
erlnG from most severe cold. took The Ioa,,a4
and was able 10 preach in two days. r ;;' -91
the Conpou1d Is an invaluable medicine. DO v5.,
thousands " no know netting Of its virtues, ,yoaH
come better acquainted whit" ''' j"
heV' l.. y. stevens, Pastor Of the Baptist Chnrra,
some OF my 7amily have tried it, (tAe Co,c,.'',
with signal success l dsljsre il in l. one RI ~.
Cough medicine have good reason 10 Geigysjtt.f.
ALI 1t claims 20 be for Kidney Diseases a1}d Djoo ~
o'y Asa o9dhue, OF BOW, n. H. wasso pro5t. 1q,t-
WhoSaW him thought tlat he could poss,, ]5yl ti'r
The month As last resort, he though h. Won. Nv
jHe W4"s Pine CompounM They procured Ioti',,I5;
m aG Ig1n take 1t and to the sl1Iric Of AL i
meala'e'y >ho"ed signs OF ans End aatt. llayt,, M.
afterwards Deb %, 1862 in full statement NJ l
he says .; believe nr. P0lands White Pine e. NV
iarn " III! l'C'' q! '+v
undrtds Of cases Of Kiincv complaints, cr,r,t..,
TbELY by taking the White Pine Compound have i..n
reported by druggists. Here are two sayoIl,.s .
an aged man IN Danvers, Mass, hear! Of thtC,n.
pound, as wonderful curative ior kidney comp svts
aelng great snhe'er from that difficulty he sent tot
ApothcGary for two bottles. Thew CURED him u"ii
they orth fifty dollars. lie has since r,il l5
many bottles mSelf 'h''
ihe second case was that of business man. in Salon
MasSi re Was also cured OF thegame complaint. Ae
wards ne went to Minnesota he great Iati up Of n;
journey brought on return OF his former d ficul, m
seeking IN vain in Minnesota for the Compopa L. h W,
competed to send all the way to Salem to hayei. for
July, 1860. Dr. PoLAHp:-Nyr j. c. Butter:a'd, j.
VINO sells your Medicne has requested me 70 eire2
Drle statement OF what your Ai,e Phe & ar3o, nj L3
do1e Tor me- had been Effected with the Il Q1ey Com
plant Tor long time, and had bad Couch OF fen
years Hiahdng' Which cauFed ue to spit louie
Frequently. NO one of my acQua ntarcca ext eccd
~, R,,+,
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT pRossAsTE J., COURTS ynn
sad will be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier in
said District Tuesday of each week, during the yea
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court
ruesed to attend to the same said court days.
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
December /, 1860.
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George Richardson's Essaee,

FlHE subscribers having btenarpoined honorable
4 Probate Conrtfor the District OF Washington, Corr
l,ssIoners to receive examine and adjust all claims
demands OF all persons against ihe Estate of George
Richardson's late Of Mortified, in said District deceased
represented nsolvtnt and the OF six months from the
9th Gay OF September 1861, being allowed said Cuut
to The creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit prove Their
respective claims before give notice that viii 8tlrnd
~ the d'lIrS Of our appoint mcnl mt the dWengou.e If
Mary H. Richardson ia Nuried, i'll said District, OH the
{6thpar Of Nctobe and March next at O'Clock, in he
afternoon, each u! said DAYS.
WI AVERllL, ic.
GALEN G. MAh!iAN,J N0''
Mortified, Sept 9th, A. D. 1861. 30ifa3
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MAJ @ 'peef at 10 A. NJ, 50 P. and l03JF
h,n", S nn 'eaVes Houses Point 90 49,, - Az
""'' d. W M, connecting at Burlington win Rm'rna
o"fanS for Saratoga Springs Troy, Albany
VIII cT"necnh AZ White River Junction vita trains 'ot
"crs hFer Lhtslon, While Mountains Barton &C., ana
noS'oa, LcWe1l Worcester &C. and connecting Z,
New, Ji IN tfG'ns Tor Boston, Springfield, liau9G
P. NJ, ''''''e 80 A''" ''
ia, &AFhESA leaves RouseS Point at 10AM Connects
, WIZ tfa'h from Montreal The same morning con-
m az burlington with Rutland and harrington Rarad
field at2 30 p. NJ. '"' an" "'''''s 81 '
NioHt EXPRESS leaves Osden,5nrgh at II 80 A. NJ,
jng nt a, 10 p NJ Roases Point at 90 P W. connect
far ,Trov "Iih Rutland ami Burlington Earoas
w. 10y, A'oahy, and New York at White River June.
farrivim no,lhefh Railroad for Boston, Worcester, &c
Van III Boston at 40 NJ ut Windsor with sn'
ven and New York Fs "' '
cars are attached to both the Night Express
h "ns running between Rouses Point and lostpn and
between HOUSES Point and Troy
the principal stations q MERRILL guut.
st. Adams VI, August L. 1861.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ton1ae"ces 0!oadGy, Hu9ust II, 1861
Trains GNfrsrr No,tb M

leave montrtiier, Ill $50 AM $50 An and llj F. s
HI ~ NAiN connects at Windsor & Waite Rive
~ %u"S''"h with trains leaving Boston AND SrjngGt
A. 10" ~ same day, and New York previous ryrfa
" lhNsGi at 1875 NJ, arriving at burlington at 10
nuSeS foint at 40 P: 81, Mont real at 1880 P N,
an" p&HenShurgh at 30 NJ connecting at Ogtensbur.D
West. 'o' ''''"', '"'''S' anu '
ACCOMMODATES leaves Norhfp,.! At SIS ,.x.hl
burllngton and RouSes Point
r nln;aI EAPNESS connecting at Windsor with traia
i,' leaHeS New York at 90, M and At Wnila Rive
= oo T. NJ or Lawrence. AZ ) 90 pu the previous day
n, Whe River junction at y 20 M arrives At
% al % A NJ, Rouse's Point at 30 \. Non
nc, ?oA' NJ ana ut Ogdensbursh at 90 p. NJ con-
Wos, WIN Ntennersfor Niagara Fails, Buffalo, and the
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NN0G5Ce.

] Hereby give notice that have This day given M
Il son lliam \. Buck, his time for the remainder Of
MS minority and shah claim of his earnings nor pay
any debts of his contracting after this date
EDWIN 5. CHADwIcN Witness.
Sepl' III, IDOL 30l#
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Not ice,

ffHlS may certify that have this day sold my son Will
a us W" LoWti ms time during the remainder of his
minority and Therefore shall pay debts of Iii, con-
rDcung, nor claim any Of his earnings after this date
III. @. STONE, Witness HANNAH LOWELL
South liaru wick, june 20, 1861. 30lfw:,
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". "a ice

diS II to certify that wife Ma randa Nix n,has this
il day left my bed and board without Just cause there
coFe, ali persons are hereby notified not TO harbor or
IFus0 heF on my account. GEORGE NIXON.
Northhcld, sept. ?, 1861. flwed5d
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Notice.

A ffhlCATlON will be made to the next Legislature 10
Aug 9th 1861 O'''' ~ '"0
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N OIL

| HEREBY give my minor son, Michel Ijorrissoe III,
s. time during the remainder of his minority and shall
clain none OF ms wages nor pay any debts of his con
tracting, after thy date His
JOHN X MORRIS1EE
[ttVeSt, H. HENRY. Mark
Waterbury, Sept TO- 1851 300
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AGENTS. WANTEp.,

,)( 80 - wanted to sell new and uso,r,
and which ever IS something that every lady neoda
fered This auy viii have at the low price II 10 s
Samues as it pays from s4Oto s5o 1m VINO are
Montpelier, Vt. faS-ms ID cents; Address
''h' j. e. SPEAR
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in- ., , ,on, - Making per cent. for the wear end
i" lS9i' SAID per centage to be cast upon tie ORIG
Endorsement and to he paid to the n eas,,rcr NJ Any
" Ho,gher, on or before the 10Th day of Oct 1861
pI rs or the Company VII. find in the hands of +bo
REPRESENTATIVES, elect to the legislature a schedule elu
nouO or assessment due from each respectively n,,I
uS are particularly desired to that the money for L
assessments is forwarded to the Office in October The
menus must be paid when due. A little attention to H. 80
v PaIt % The Members of the Company, will save tbn
Policy) J. r. TIIrR ecUI t4rs T on your
Montpelier, Sept. 2, 1861. -ie"s"Fef
ST.. Inc publishers of each weekly newspaper whip-i
o are requisite to insert the aboue advertisement in i
h f papers three weeks sucessivey forward thci,
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70 @ ice,

w tEkh-AS, my wife, Harriet r. Staples has left N =
~ pea ana board without just or revocation
ans IS 10 Wd1n all persons from haIborng or trusting r
On nay account as she'll pay debts of her conraetina
after this date. RTrIIiEn : y A or ~ LILY
Brookteld Sept ODD, 1861 36if,,14
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% qsGEcG.

w HERh AS, my wife, Susan H., has left my bed nd
board without justifable cause this is to notif
all persons OF The fact, and to forbid them harbCn o
supporti' her at my expense. JAMES R. MI-PPsSS
OuXbury, Vt, sept. IS 1861.
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Vermont Mutual Eixo Insurance
Company,

r-v,, NOTICE OF AssEssNENr FOR 1891
: hih Members ct the Vermont Mutual FIRE irsnr,,
company are hefe'y notified that the following assnss
me nus nave been made by the Directors on all Nt 80
on the following days, to wit = va '' MUGS Ill ofoe
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regenerator is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much tho
cheapest
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= eA'aasDaaa Central ksaFi..,ad.

AZ tIF'f' - ~--.-
&E.a- = = t Il So u i sg
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sHERIEE,s SALE.

zpY viriue of a writ of Levaria Faeias to
me directed, issued out Of lhs Court
Of Common Pleas ol Columbia county,
Penna will be exposed 10 public sale, al
the Conri House in Rlromsburs. on FRI
DAY THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY, 1862
al one o'cleck in the afternoon, the follow
iae property TO wit:
All that one and half story Plank dwell.
ling honse, situate in Benton township, in
The County aforesaid, on lot of land hound
ed on the West by lands OF John Savage
aud on the North by lands OF Abraham,
Young, and on the South and East bv land
OF John McHenry, con aiming abou, Elevet
Acres of lana more or less, said dwelling
house Icing in from sixteen ieel and iu
deplh fourteen teet, and the lot or piece ri
ground and curliage appureuanl 10 sat.
building.
Seized taken in executon and to be sold
as the properly Of Stmnel Lemon, in The
hands OF his administrators Samuel Apple
man aud John Lemon.
JOSIAH II FURMAN,
Sheriff's Office, Sheriff
Bloomsbury, Dee. IS, 1861.
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PETER ENT. of Light Street, advertises in
to-dsy's paper a 10, ol new goods receised
from our eastern cities, which he IS prePar
ed TO sell eheap f'r cash or pPan short credit
He has thorough ard varied a~sotmsu',
well calculated to please his Customers
Persons wishing anything in the dry goods
line, as sell as hardware, cannon go aml>s
by calling upon this establishment. His
groceries are also of description Iha, Que
can safely recommend.
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4 VIsIT.-Our est'mabie young friend and
soldier, CHARLES B. BRocKwAY, who is a
Lientenan, IN Battery f., First PernsyIy aaia
Artillery, paid orr sancium a visit on Tues
day last. He looks we'll and is enjoying
remarkably good health, aud reports All
10 the same condition That are IN his
company He lefi his battery al Williams
port Md to spend lew days in this sec
tion, for the purpose OF seeing his parents.
friends. and recruiting. Success 10 the
young Lieutenant
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SHElslFF,S SALE.

RY vir'ue of writ of LeUarta Faci1s TO
= ne directed. issued oul OF the Coun OF
Common Pleas OF Columbia county, Penna
will be exposed 10 public sale, al The Cour
Horse in Bloomsbury, on WEDNESDAY
THE 9Th DAY OF JANUARY. 1862, al one
O'Clock in The afternoon, ,lhe following prop
erty, To wit:
All those five town lois in The towr Of
Hublevllie, in Beaver Valley, Columbia
comfy anG State oi Pennsylvania AT the
foot of The McCauley Mountain. said lots
being numbered in The survey or draft OF
said town. as 10: Nos. one, Two, three, fvur
and 1--WE, lying contiguous, situate on the
North East cor ,er Of sixth and McCaulsy
Streets, aud IN Plot number one the sad
five loi~ fronting two hundred aud fifty feet
on sa;d McCauiey street, and extending ia
depth one hundred and twenty FIVE feet
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold
as The property of Michael Graham and
Catharlue Graham
JOSIAH II FURMAN.
Sheriff. Office, Sheriff
BloomsDurg, Dec. is, 1861.
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JoHs G. FRsEzE, Esq. Anorney nj Lotr
having accepted the position of Deputy
Register and Recorder of he County of Co
lunbia; has removed his office into the
room occupied oy the Register and Recor-
der in ;he Court House where he can al
ways be found prepared 10 attend TO the
business Of his profession, and also TO the
duties of his depuiyshIp.
E Persons having business with The Reg
isier or Recorder must come prepared to
pay The lees before the work can be done /;
No other course can he adopted by the Dep
MY, TO whose care the entire business OF
the Office has been transferred.
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The Boasp OF RELIkF, of this county, will
meet at the Couu House, in BIoonsburg or
Saturday the 4ih day Of January next for the
purpose OF attending TO The duties ol Ihei
appointment, aud r.ct on fke 2Sh as stated
in our lasi issue. The board consists of
the three County Commissioners anI the
the two Associate judges. They are dispo-
sed 10 do what is rghl towards aidirg the
soldiers wives. All a<kiag relief should
have their petitions properly made out aud
affidavit made thereto before applying
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HENRY ZCPPIyGER'S
WA TCH MAKER SHOP.

I'HE undersigned wo uld respect q
folly inform the puhiic, that h, I3e
coni'nn"> 10 pay particular attention, To
hts business line, especially 10 all kinds of
watches. rhron0ne'er> clocks isxelrv Ec
&':. J-welry clnck- and watches. ,,l,yavs
on hand, aud Tor sale. guaranteed. ~ !.
"oi dear a. some say, nHless II is an ex
Pens,'r )oo' and then all are dear Coms
aud Judge Tor yoCrself. He ksepS GOOD
selection "l specisc'es. al,o specticls olss..
- wilhont names tn fii any fIsme and
g" sn'. a'y age. ANY hing, that can bs
done IN thi> li,'s IA the ciry can also be
Hnn' IN some ni the shGPs Of Bloom>burg,
aud frequently better aud lowe, we have
me ..ams mHsn~ Hore spacious shops and
A. mere moderate rent shan those in he
cities. Come aad convince your,elf Par
reular auraiinn paid 10 watches. spring
riocks. lever clocks or chToGomsiers. also
40 all kinds OF eiihSr clnrks or watches
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
Bloomsbury, Nov 90 1861
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DA ARLlNtI
Liver REGULATOR

AND NI[Fls BIGILNGSo
And now consider myself entrel, curpd."
Hon Jonn A. Cross writes, ''Brooklvn,
March Is, 1860. In the sprng OF 1889
,onk a severe cold. which induced vloleut
lever | took two doses OF
DAhLlNG'S LIVER REGULATOR
Il broke up my cold and lever al once -
Previous TO Ihis a tack had been irou bled
with dyspepsia several months | have iell
no'hing ot it since"
O,is S,ndey, Esq, 1913 Eas, 2srh Street.,
n Y. writes iAu"usi I3 1861 had
difficulty with Kidney Complain lhrPe
wears. with constant pam in The small cl my
tack. had used most all kinds ot mrdi-
c,ues, hul found no permanent relief until |
uSpd
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Stitching. Hemming and Filing ,cith
n Single Thread,

Single Thread.
Ii forms a neat, ever, aud elastic seam
which is warranted Uo, 10 rip in wear, ever
f ,he seam l. cut at frequent intervals, anf
also under all circumstances ''to survive the
wash-,uh" "
A Patented device OF great utility to
learners, prevents the possIbihty of the ma
.hlue brlt g run n the wrong direction, or
~ halance wheel wearing a lady's dress.
Arol her ieainre which de-erves pariicu-
ar attention i ~ THE WILCOX PA TENT
NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG
Two tbousard Stitches, or two yards Of
work. can be done in one min0le without
Cropping stIfch.
These MacbIaes, so simple and accruate
m their construction super>ede The use oi
the shuue and with one thread proiuce
al The practical results of the two thread
machine; ard more, for these leil wiihonr
tastln.. and hem the finest muslin Without
puckerin9.
Although al about half the price Of the
other fret class machines, they will acrom-
plI>h double the ewing IN a given time
.It Is empnaIically the good, low priced
Family Sewing Machine that the rnbic
hav" long been wsiling for."-Boston Tran
script
1T is indeed wonderful production, and
and for family use especially. no Other will
bear any comparison with H." Palladel
phia Evening Journal"
"A mechanical wonderi-> Scientific Amer
iccau.
ssAmongihe best and most servicea he
Sewing machines. Light and elegant,
finished, and so simple in its construction
that il seems almost impossible for it 10 ger
| on, of repair n-Plusburg Chionicle
"Has combined with its own peculiar
merits all The really valuable improvements
of the higher priced machines. ."-Pennsy |.
vauian.
'sThis machine, in the opinion of the
COMMITTEES, fills more nearly Ihe require-
mems of a perfect family machine Than any
on exhibition. '-FfankliD Institute ExhbI-
lion Report oil 1853.
"Taking into consideration simplicity
cheapness, durability, aud dong all ork
The commiree were unanimous rs favor OF
the Wilcox & Gibbs sing gle thread ma
chine. ne.n-Pennsyisania Slate Agricultural
Socieiy's Report.
eve have one Of these machines in use,
and think more highly OF il than of any OF
The number we have tried."-Rlchmond
Wing.
The undersigned, Missionary 10 Cousian-
iInople, has examined more tnan twenty
different kinds OF Sewing Machines, and
after some six weeks experience with
Wilcox & Gibos' Patent, he has purchased
one of hem as ihe best adapted TO the
wants OF his family. and "a The least liable
10 require repair. OLIVER CRANE.
Bo~lnr., july 8, 1860.
The undersigned during eighteen months
has has: IN almos, constant nse, in his fam
", Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, npoH
which has been made The clalhes cf his
large iamily--lrom muslin TO pilot cloth
including the clothing required tor his sew
eral boy; and in no case have the seams
failed, although IN hard service. The ma.
chine nos iD nse in his family has required
no repair, and is in all respects, well ap-
pointed, efficient aud durable.
JACOB HICKERING, Boston.
- Send Tor Circnlar..9
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer.
No. sos Broadway, New York,
Opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel
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A CHsNcE.-We have for sale sheap,
scholarships in the Iron CT, College, Pits-
bursh. This is an excellent opportunity
for yonng man TO obtain firstrae mer-
camille education at small cost. The In
sii,ulion is one OF the very best in the coun-
sry, aud il is localsd in an interesting town.
See card in to-5ay's STAR.
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DARE.ENG'S
NTVR8 ElsGUIAEOR0 ,
AND
TPyhs2 gEPsPTefPH9 g

Ars pnre vegetable extracts. Trey cure
all billion disorders of ne human system
They rpguIate and itvigorate the Iiver ani
kidneys: they give tone to the gPsllve
organs; they regulate the secrrlIoHs, ex-
crption- and exhaiatIons, equalZe tie cir
rniarion, aud pnriIy The blood Thus, all
bilious romplsiul--srme al which are
TCu,id LIVER. Sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
P,ie-, Chiis aud Fsvers, Cu,tiveusts or
LoOseneSs-are eniiT-iy controlled aud
.nrpd ny these remedies
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SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 The STAR are the same as
they have been heretofore those desirous
OF becoming patrons would ,io well to OBJ
eerye that new volume will commence in
the course OF TWO weeks. This is good
time to subscribe.
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How TO COLLECT YOUR DEBrs.-An ex-
change makes the following very truthful
observation: 1--WE don'l want money des
peraiely bad, but onr creditors 10, aud 10
doubi they owe you II you pay Us, vel
pay them, and they'll pay You" good
idea aud we hope all OF our debtors will
take the hint
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SoME half dozen or more young men left
this place on Monday mo rGing last, for the
woods, near Washington city. where they
design chopping wood for the army, during
this winter.
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OrR industrious village blacksmith. Sie-
phen Knorr has erected new smith shop
on Main Street. al The top of Scot. town hill
by the side of his old one.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-18

ANOTHER COMPANY FROM PiTTsTos s.-Our
young friend Harry Laycock is busiIy enaa
ged in raising company for The War. He
is making very encouraging progress Har-
Ty will make first rate officer and one
that will be Liked BY his men.-Patston G.,
efffe
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-18

SEaeEAsT THoRsroN, of the "Hurley
Guard" +" left this place on Monday ast,with
several raw recruits for Camp Curtin. where
this company is encamped