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PUBLICATIONS, &c.

4 WORK ENTITLED 1.-THE WAY TO
4AF.rtlue," setting forth certain modes OF making
m.uc. with gltt, will be sent by mail to any al
dr'-t on receipt of 90 cents In SILVER or s''5a
STAN. F.. The gifts vary In ya.uai % nom 20 N,nA
g. 5000, Address OoN 49, FisAA'' p"',ut ~ . ~
NY. Sf' ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

uAKEKY FOR SALE. CORNER SIOEI-
ID the conner OF 3itt STREET ami 9Th avenue. For
particulars, nIp1 100 tie r1N,ty.
H. " q -llNAS. AriG
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NotIcc --Mrl.h rrcnchIna. -Thc Kcy

Notice Welsh Preaching Tho Rev.
O'Clock next S,hhath April q, in the wolsl Church
g. East 18th street, between ~ and Hl Avenues,
FRtv. X. Il. Ttuulas'l Mr. Dawes stands high a.
popular preacher among his nation generally.
Tie Welsh people aud their friends are invite. TO
attend. 30
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Geth-.mnne Baptist Church, I'D nv, near
aqth st.-Rcy. Mr. NJ SuER, late Missionary Z. IN,
dia, will preach nj luia y. IN. Rev. Nj GIlLtlI
will preach u ~ =. ~. 81
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vi rty. rai,ur,, 3 i',, .ui, Mltuu IT, VI, f.t.,
N.tI" rr#rfv'. - " Ir.s,u.1 Ey.l Hu.n. 100 NEr..
lat. atJH'.Iu,t, including bakery complete. D...j
'sbtu.. W. pant u..prs uqur, ui = SANDS.
a. SHt. I'D. tIr l.'I.G
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BeulRb Mission, No. lO5 'soerrk street.
Y.t stanton and Rvington. BE-, III WITT sLA-
-a.I.R will preach GA sunday At 81 "'..sk. sol
fsta School 1T "a NJ and ~ =, NJ Prayer snt
experience meetings Monday and IAuFI"! eve
sfiings Come mud welcome, all tN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ClethinH.

The lsrges, stock, the best styles, the lowest
price, and the best place 10 buy. Please call aud
-szsualns for yourselves, Al
T. D. BALDwIN's
apo rG'iOi No 10 and y Bowsry.
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EOE SALE-1lIE FlNlIEEN or a
1 ur,t class IN. lash Alc House, near Broadway,
and convenient O.. the Theatres. Tpu -Yiy,utt mont
ALL cas-. customer. bargain i- ,i''.,l uH N.nlts
ue,d spI-y. Address /, WILLIS, bvN so sun
.thss
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Christian IsraelItcs y. l.. Bishop Is 10
preach tomorrow oy,niu., - ~ O'clock, ut ttr
Blblc,th s., ond Comm. Of Christ the Millennium"
&c Seats free. ~
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The it.rv 81! NrNCEY u. NJ RRNY, P'-t0r -
N lrkot 81. Church, viii preach uulHrto" morning
and evening. M'ru.ny s-rs Ice VIII Commence At
IOL O'Clock Evening, stTI O'Clock. uhN S'u
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Britain and the Continent Of Europe, via South.
ampton and Hamburgh, per steamer sAXONlA
and for Ireland, via Queenstown, per the EDlN-
BURGH, will close At this offcs on Saturday, the
oth day Of April, At iOk O'Clock, A. NJ ABRAM
WAKEMAN Postmaster. III
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A Remarkable Medicine.

HY A I IT'S LIT y II IsAM.
Rheumatism, Scr,fIlJ, sat RY.um, &c NY.
ATS LIFE BALSAM Is the most certain and
-asie remedy for the moot Iaiufi an prntrsctel
forms Of these diseases Als, GA Ii,,rs, 'sv,r
sorer erysipelas, the wor-t caste ~ iurut, ~
blood, liver and kidneys gen.r,l d,DH g., .-p'I-
siA, incipient consumption, piles g. rr .ylVal
Depot, 24G Grand IT. S.Veutv-fve cents lpr b,ttIc.
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heN%,"h ""''" '''''"N W - ,,h''
l.t 81 * A. uy.s. Preaching tl-mDrIH \. VI. &
I'm, 10y R.y. !. + LNHlNG. Al are cordially
invited t. -tt.ul: seats tree. ~
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Rev. Sidney Corey will French h. Tia"
stone Church, 2eth 81 ugar broadway, 'laH'r.
Afternoon, at o'clock, and H. tie evening at =.
o'clock. The pcws in this church are free 20
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'COstnr's'
HCOSTAR'S"- n Ach Cr,tiu aud bed n X
"COSTARS" ENtcrmuator.
tCOSTAR'S"- Electric Powder for ms, cts, Moths
SCOsTAR's" Ia NIrs &c.
"Trce from pui.uus."
"R,ts don't die on the premises"
"COsTAR's"- Depot5l2',fr St Nicuo'as Itotr'.
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''The Peoples Temperance ItrtinE" will
be held at 1871, cor B'o0ug and Bowofy, ou Sunday
evening, 9Th INST bt 6 = o'clock Addresses 10y the
Hon r MILLS, J RENEIl. and uthors
10 r. BASSFTE Pres.
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meeting OF officers 81 tic above Society, held at
HEAII'S N ltgnuuy House, Wcchswken.--
JAMES BOICE In the chair; the following caudi.
dates was duly elected officers f't he resent year.
MICHAEL HENRY, +. D.j THOMAS DAY, sc.
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FARMERS AND GARDENERS LAND TO
work go s.prcs. good I.rlr,tv' -dl; con-
vrpi"ut iur msiki ting purr,,'". for garden truck
arllsIgA I superior; 20 IT, ~ acres With house.
MNuNE. % W.T. Ml..-- IN pA.e. 10
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ron SALE AND TO LET.

rliEAP COTTAGES To LEON 1HE
- Sowt'wn Rood, ~ miles from tho williams
lursh ferries, with ground ti,,lrd rent 500.
$3.50 aud 500 N'Nto.n stages p,ss Ne ,;caS
Hur.y Apply To \. RArELGE, u John ~. o. 40
. IrDug Count, ll.tnl, VI .p,th.
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M lk'wi'c prcs,ut it- Graui Army NJ Uaicrs
u another ~ IT, exclusive irrnsitr-, gHUit and
, w Itin is pin. sup'irN Litter tom that uuIcr.
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WANlED-A FIRST RATE WAGON
mixer one tAnt uud,rst,uds making wheels
amt l"d'7' both h'nv, and -it work American
gr German preferred. Inquire of JOHN p. jules,
% b'wery, on Monday, 1tn, between 10 and IL
30 r'''h ~ NJ
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WAR NEW.
April 90. 1855

THE RECENT ATT az rH>,,
e eli Company Ia be- raispi Il, W., REQUIRES
r", 81 my regiment rrqures = men G, u u's Cam
T"uy Company q, trom Ca,han ~, r,,,'h Chaham
&C. mem 0 Gn" euny - men, Company C. iI3m UWFPy
.'o neI company ID, firm Wake w,n, ,'"h hhkr,,
Pany X, from An>n wants u n,. "A@S :" men; Com.
c clUe county, wants IL men, COMPANY H. from
enunIy; wants % men. Men Liable To- ,r,, \, irE Abe
nans lie e"lne along AT once AMI III, ~, 'br eun'
them TO he. " wa, ''i th- Sher ii 10 bnpr
Near Kinston, April 20, Is62. 1t - ". T. inOps.
q
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LOUIsBURG FEMALE coIIDc,

ENHiS INSTITUTION. UNDER THE w.t.
n, u it James Sonthgate and LADY. u men
!" the ,e o. Inc host delightful villages in Jed
educstiom NH n h instruction in all branches a @
and undoubed qualification VI rye experience
me f music p department is in charge of Prot E
e ssnt i ~ Sl nj F[anee pupil of rabeg Creanrs viii
dress ~ ,, ToT luli particulars ad.
April 90, 1862 LUuhburg, NC
~ Raleirh nanors Will 3a-tf
VIII pIease djscoRtnue the long ino%s
~ and forward bills to Lousburg, +. c. ''"s' "FsE
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Samuel Spru Colonel; William G Robinson, Lieu
tenant Colnn"l john W WOodhn, Major; GnItord Mich
olson, Adutant.
Company A Geurge 1ays Captain: John B
Rodgers. First Lieutenant William e Moore, George w
Snder Second Leuelunts.
B--Clininu Andrews, Captain; JAY Andrews, FIRST
Lieutenant Richard NJ Allison James Turner Second
Iieutenants
c John Booth, Captain james NJ Wynns, First Lieu
tenant; Mills L Eure, William = Roberts, Second Lieu
tenants
ant Joseph b. kerr James + Williams Second Lieut..
E-Culumbus A Thomas, Captain; JOSIAH d WICK
First Lieutenant; Nicholas Harris, Robert w Atkinson,
Second Lieuenants.
F. Barziai Cole Captain; Elisha King First Lieu
tenant; James Nelson Secnnd Lieutenant
G-Lewis E Satter,hwait, Captain; William Satterth-
wait, First Lieutenant; William Nelson, Geo Bryan,
Secnnd Leuienants.
Holm Randolph Captain; Henry Hardy, First
Lieutenant; George Bishop William Newsonn, Second
Lieuteuants.
I-Jesse H Bryan. Captain; John Arnold First Lieu
tenant; Danl Bryan John Ritter, Second Leuenants
K-Josiah Turner, Captain; William Graham, First
Lieutenant, John Lockhar James Moore, Second Lieu
tenants.
Twentieth Reg. 10th Voiunteers---Infaatry.)
Alfred Iyerson Colonel; Franklin Fason, Lieutenant
Colonel William II Toun, Major.
Company A-NelsOn Slough Captain; Cl aries Harris,
First Lieutenant; p Smith, y Young. Second Lieu
tenants
B-J Attwell, Captain; Harris, First Lieutenant
W Caldwell William Johnston, Second Lieutenants.
C-B smith, Captain; James d Williams, First Lieu
tenant Henry Coleman, Second Lieutenant
.D-John Staniy, Captain; jasper Stanly, First
Lieutenant; Jonathan Cure, Elisha W Collins Second
1ieutenants.
E-Claudius benson. Captain r Pryor James, AdPt
First Lieutenant; Louis Hicks Second Lieutenant.
F-o chesuats Capszioi L.mes Wright, First
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y NOTICE. r,RI,

nN AND AFTER THE 5TH jan Ai CCa11unbi
" 1862 ali Freghts between Weldon ana as at pre-
will be taken at local rates, charges WIZ ioIO"
sent and collections made at points of delivery. RI
''''' '''N w. ] HAWKINS, Pres. r 3 u 4.
PC CAMERON, n y r R. f.
WIN. JOHNSTON, -, /. u Ci;nned as here
NorE.-Al Government Freight VIII DC SUPP
tofore III
Raleigh, n. c.. Dec 81. 1851.
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April 90, 1862
FOR SALE,

TUX
IENWO LARGE STEAM ENGINES. ONE Twpvrv
hre and the other sixty five horse power-smos
good as new Also, quantity of wrought and
Apply 10 Editor Of Standard, or to "'u 'AS' 'lOn
BURTON CRAIGE,
K. A. CALDWELL
Sorsh,,- 4dnsrS Of &. T. Fisir
rTSS- Pr 90 iooZ- A-6t
send account to this Office "eeAS 1Da
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CHATHAM CoALFIELDs RAILROAD., ~

AT A MEETING OF THE CORNERSTONE; in 20 he
"A pointed for opening Books of SubscTIPt" O5
above Road the following Resolution was adS S"ek in sid
ResOLUed, That Books Of subscription fo[ Cane Fs
in the City of Raleigh, under the Superintendent ISG
H. Jones.
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MUSIC,
YELL WW RSiF AG 6s MMFRkLITAINE, by Asher, Pc
HOME. SWEET HOME .;
SILVER LAKE WALTZ IN
EVENING STAR :;
THERE'S LIFE In THE OLD LAND VET
Song, -' .;
Just received and for sale BY
Raleigh, March II, 1862. III;
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Lieut. nps ssSn FT %,sa Captain Rq. A.,
,D-yohn Ashford, Captain: R %fs"1d L 5 Fist
Allen King, Henry Harden, SeeppS Pei 6 First Lsu
Lieut.; Robert capeii p'i Matthew Ss1dsFs
F., F.Jo;hua Little, Captain; Daniel N.DU Second
Lieuts. O""'ei Rusemsn Fist
Ge9rgs Flowers, Joseph Stephen moe''S First Lieut.
Lieut. Isaac Kearns, Nelson H"DLi Andrews Ras
l-uiver Gardner, Captain: Gon' Second LIEN"
Lieut. David Magness Oliver Beamg e sBIanon, Fs;
First Battalion, IN. C. Troops- L'eut'
NAV ~ na Colonel; -, Lieutenant Colonel. nyl
mar ron Mal0r' David Cole
First Lieut. John Faiu. II c &osaIa' John Drcb.
B-Alfred " Bell, Capt. W Andor,,. neend .ipH,s
Joshua Cn By5d WIN Sbrooks Seco o'Sfn First
,.o.hGgh Davidson Capt. SamueI n t"tufS. >
Lieus N'''eS'er Farme- = rHS
1ia DA% Wm sI Gaines, Capt; jackson sbDu
flames BRYAN, Capt George b R:s,oin Lieuis
tenants " Si earer, Second T9|;
--.... GROCERIES AND coNFEcrloSAR1rS
sSU ' QUARANTINE a. cANDLEg-
Raleigh, Dec 10, 1851 hHlTAKER,S
~ pnyDs ~, ,-,--- To-
5se BOXES TALLoW CANDLES
at
Raleigh, Dec. IS, 1861 "HlTAEERs
so SACKS FAMILY FLOUR W.
Raleigh, Dec Is, 1861. WHlTAKERS
-- lg1-
AT THE INDISpEvc
Sign OF THE TRANSPARENCY,
VIE ENERGETIC STILL CONTINUES ro
&" Famliy Groceries for Orstoll.o, oBTAN
D% SHI eTTpee,ei which he has the bills Of
"oDA' 10y the kegl LARD. l. STARCH,
Raleigh, N c., July 10, !s 1871 oHEESE' SOAP, &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
.eAAA POUNDS PRIME R,cox I'M
9oO Twenty barrels OF FAM 1p- F, t oIp SALE
April 90. 1852. Z, E HARRIS
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MILLER & BADHAM,
Alto NEYS AT LAW,

KALEIGH, n. c.
W. MILLER. ,,,r,v
~ OFFIcE-Brick building near the Court House.
February 25 1852. zy.
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Major
4-Sanluel r Bunting Captain; Samuel Bowden Da-
vd Bunting, First Lleuts James Post. Secnnd Lieut.
li-Thomas J Perdie, Captain Robert NJ Devane, Henry
Daniel, FIRST LieulS james Baker, Second Lieut..
C-JUhn } lledrek, Captain; james Stevenson, Jas
ID Cumming, FIRST Lieuts Jas Huggns, Second Lieut.
D-Malcnm McNur Captain; John Macarthur, John
McKlmmon, First Leuts.; Archibald McNair, Second
Lieut.
E-James Mayo, Captain; James Draughon, Law
lancaster FIRST LieutS John Speight, Second
Lieut..
John A Richardson, Captain; John T Melvin, Il W
Hudgns. First Leuts.; w Taton, Second Lieut..
Thirty Seventh Reg, IN. C. Troops.--Inflntry.)
Charles Lee Coonel William NJ Barber. Lieutenant
Colonel John g Bryan, Major; WIN Nicholson Adj j;
II Stowe, Commissary R NJ Oates Quarter Master.
Company A-Juhn HarIzog, Capt James Goodman,
First Lieut. Richard Goodman, WI lillian Stuart, Sec
B-Jona,han Horton, Capt Jordan Cook, First Lieut. ;
Thos Cook Andrew Cr7tcher, Second Lieuts.
lanes = Johnston, William b Usbc rne second Lieuts.
D-Jobn Ashcraft, Capt Jackson Bos First Lieut..
Vachel Chairs William A Gaddy, Second Leuts.
E-Wm Farthing, Capt. Paul Farthing First Lieut.. ;
VIM Shull Harvey Bingham, Second Lieuts.
F-Chas N HIckerson, Capt; Saml n Shepherd, First
Lieut.. Dan L Clary, VIM w Beard, Second Lieuts.
G-James Reed, Capt. Robert Steele, First Lieut. !;
joel H Br,wn, Daniel Austin, Second Leuts.
H-Wm i, Rankin. Capt. Geo w Hanks, First Lieut. |;
VIM G Morris, Henry Fite, Second Lieuts.
John Harrison. Capt; Robt Oates, First Lieut.;
Moses Hart julius J. Price Second Lents
K-John Ross, Capt Luwry Grimsey, First Lieut.. !;
VIM Halsey, John Williams. Second Lleuts
Thirty.Eigh Regt., IN. C. Troops. --Infantry.)
William j Hoke. Colonel Oliver q. Dockery, Lieuten-
ant Colonel; George w Sharpe. Major.
Company A-Adolphus g MOsely, Captain David G
Morrisey First Lieut.; Alsa Brown, David Pearsal,
B~Colnmbus Cook. Captain Robt p Armfeld First
Lieut.. Augustine Blackburn Lewis F. Haues Second
Lsuts
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Mime. DemOrest's
QUARTERLY MIRROR Of FASHIONS
GRE4T IMPROVEMENTS

SsHE Summer Number will contain four
large and splendid Fashion Plates three
Full. Sized Patterns, comprising Il 9 new
French Waist, aud elegant sleeve, aud
Misses Sack, together with nearly 100 en-
cravings OF ali the novelties iof Summer
tsuneis, Cloaks, Trim nings. Chiluren's
Dresses, etc Valuable information 10 Mil
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generally presenting the IsrgesI and bes'
Fashion Magazine IN the World, published
II Biosdway. and sold every where al 25
cents, or sent by mail pest Tree. on receipl
Il the amount, Yearly S will The follow
ing valuable premium.
Each yearly sub~crher will be entitled
The SELECTION of so cents worth oi plaih
patterns, from. the designs iE the book, or
rom the show room. or they may be order
sd aud sent by mail any time during the
year. by paving the postage.
~ Splendid Inducements 10 Canvassers
The summer number will be ready on or
about the Isl Of May.
April 3Oth 1882
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greenwood Seminary.

VNHE Spring Term OF this Institution wi J
4 commence on the 7th OF April next.
The Principal will be assisted by able
instructors, aud as ample facilities will be
afforded 10 qualify S u'ients Tor teaching,
Tor business or for more extensive course
u literature, a liberal share of patronage
is asain solicited.
Pupils who do not come from home, or
are mol put under The charge o. near rela
ives, must board al the Seminary, and be
subject TO The regulations the reot They
musl provide their own towels and have
each arIlcle of clolhing distinctly marked.
Eleven weeks corsliiule quarter and
there will be a vacation oi about six weeks
in mid summer
Boarding, washing and Tuition with
furnished rooms, will be $25 per qnarer
ote halt payable in advance.
ruIiion alone in Common branches, So 90
'' including advance Algebra
mathematics history &c. 6 90
in Latin, German or French
Leach extra 60
For iuTthsr par iculars address
VIM. BURGESS, Principal.
Millville Col CO.. Feb. 26. 1862.
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uURRAH FOR THE UNION,
md l.. {. haTpless' .'t heap ash store.
NEW GOODS GREAT BARGAINS

THE undersigned is just receiving lew
-up.lJ OF goods, fresh from The cities oi
New York and Phil'a aud Is prepared TO
sell :hem a, Reduced Prices.
CaIicoes from 7c to l23c, the best at l23c
-ome of which cost l5c. Dress Goods ;
ChalIs, Lavelas, Gin2hams, MuslIhs, Ken
'ncky Jeans, boys CassimeTes, &c., &C.,
ia proportion.
LADIES' Shoes and Gators, in great vari
riety of siy Ie end quality. a good heeled
Cater for 623s, and an excellent CungreS -
for 81 90 A kid heeled Lace Boot for 81
and upward ALSO, the High Cut Palmo>
raj Lace Boot for ladies'. LADIES' and Chl
drens' Skirts, Linen Handkerchlets, &c, a
very low figure.
@W1S W1See@SW arc
Best Stone Ware Sets 81 90, &c HomiDs
Dried Peaches, MackereI, Chees, Lemons
etc. Good Syrup MoIasses from so 10 60c
a gallon Sugars, lower than recently sod.
from &c TO I3c, The latter price for best
white. Coal Oil as low as anywhere.
EP An examination of The goods is soil
cited. Come and see for yourselves, that
ihe Cash System is preferable TO anv other.
Grain and country produce taken in ex
change for Goods by
L. T. SHARPLESS.
Blaomsbnrq, March 90, 1862.
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A DEMocaAT named Thomas Donaldson.
residing in Kn,anning, Pa :, is the owner OF
six houses. occupied by families of soldiers
in the war. For some time pas; he has
collected no rent from his tenants and in
tends 10 permit them 10 remain until the
war is overland yet Mr.. Donaldson is a
Democra, who vo,ed for Breckinlidge ! We
should like TO have an Aboli,ionist pointed
out capable OF such patriotism We have
Republican patriots in this county who trurn
soldiers families out Of their houses
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tbs proceedings OF the agricultural meet
ing, which was held in this place on last
Saturday week, for the purpose OF elect
ing officers 10 serve the ensuing year, will
he seen in the columns of 10 days STAR -
II will be seen that The old officers were all
Tor nearly so, ii we remember them,) re-
elected, and With scarcely exception, all
Republicans; aud chiefly from Bloom town
ship Out of eleven officers elected at this
meeting foe of them are selected from
Bloom township. Blooms ahead as far as
heard from We will no, pretend 10 say
how long it will remain so.
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TREASURER,S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS.

A GREEABLY 10 the provisions Of an Act
q of Assembly, entitled an Act directing
the mode of selling Unseated Lands for tax
es, and Tor other purposes, passed the 18th
day of March, 1915, and the further sup
plements thereto, passed the 18th dav of
March, 1917, 25.h day of March, 1921, and
9th day of March, iS47, the Treasurer of the
county of Columbia, hereby gives notice
TO all persons concerned therein, that unless
the Co, Road, School, Poor and Stale Taxes
due on the following tracts OF Unseated
Lands, situate :nzColumbia county, are paid
before he day OF sale, the whole or such
paris of each tract as will pay the taxes
and costs chargeable thereon, will be sold
at the COURT HOUSE, in Bloomsburg,
county OF Columbia on The 9Th day of June
1852, being The second Monday, and TO be
continued by adjournment, from day TO day
for arrearages oil taxes due said county, and
the cost accrued on each tract respectively.
!, 4nrnUsEC OD OUNEDC
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION

nOCTOR THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will
send toall who wish il Gree of charge)
the Recipe and full directions for making
and using a beautiful vegetable Balm, thai
will efiectually remove Pimple, BIo;ches
Tan, Freckies, Sc, &c, leaving the skin
smooth, clean, and beautiful also full di.
rectons for using Pelaireau's celebrated
Sumnlant, warranted 10 start full growth
OF Whiskers, OF Mus.sche, in less than
thirty days. Either Of the above can be
obtained by return mail, by addressing
fwIih Stamps for return posiase) DR.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chem
ist, 85l Broadway New York.
January I5 1862 Pm
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TREASURER'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE-SEATED LAND.

A GREEABLY TO The provisions of the act
n of Assembly. entitled an Acl TO reduce
the State debt, &c passed The 39ih day of
April, 1874 the Treasurer of the County Of
Columbia hereby gives notice 10 all per-
sons concerned therein, that nrleSs the
County, road, school, poor and State Tax,
&c. due on the following real estate situate
in the county OF Columbia, are paid before
the day oI sale, The whole or such parts OF
each as will pay the charges and costs
chargeabie thereon, will be sold al the
Court House in Blooms burg. co. OF Colsm
ba, on the 9Th day of June 1862, being The
second Monday, and to be continued by
adjournment from day TO day for arrearages
OF taxes due sad county and the costs ac
crued on each respectfully.
PkERS OR REPUIED OWNERS.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-28

LEcTuRE.-The meeting xas organized,
on Saturday evening last, IN the Courthouse
this place, by appointing DR.. RAMSEY,
President, aud John Conner. Iphn Smith
Andrew Grouse, William Snyder and Neal
HcCoy, Vce Presidents.
Aier these gentlemen had taken their
seats the following persons were appointed
By he Chair Committee 10 invite the
speaker present: Robert F. Clark, Andrew
j. Sloan, aud John Staley.
few moments elapsed, and the speaker
came in. accompanied by The Commiuee
oil Invitation, when he was introduced to
the audience BY the President, as PRoFEs
eoR Mccoy, who would deliver an address
20 them
The speaker commenced his eloquent ad-
dress by giving the suhject-sL London Times
on the Rebellion and The war against Il e
Constitution, ''-and making some iew pre-
sin:iuAry remarks He held tie audience
well for over three hours. and appeared If
he could have talked muck longer He is
a good elocutionist, and is master Of his
suIi'ci
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-28
Dissolution of Partnership,

NOTICE is hereby given that The co-p art
nership heretofore existing between The
firm o D. C. & G. A. Herring in The rer air
ina aud boat building business. at Centre
vile, Columbia county, was dissolved hv
mutual consent on the ist day of April s62
The books remain in The hands of the nn-
ior member OF the firm, &c. A. Herring for
settlement; who, also designs continuing
The business in all lis branches rs heTeto-
fore. He returns thanks for past palror age
and soicits continuance of The same.
c. D. HERRING,
GEO. A. HERRING.
Centreville, April 80, 1862.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-28

TIE Republican programme is 10 nomi-
nale the present incumbent, THos- CocH
RAN, Tor Auditor General, John Rowe, for
Surveyor General, and TO change the name
of their party to Peoples party" Coch-
ran is absolutely the most stupid official in
the State. This would make very desira-
BILE ticket for ihe Democratic party to beat
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-28

Thr Danvilie papers announce the death
OF yoany voIunHeer, by the name OF Wm.
b. Snyder, OF that place, who was killed
in the la.e engagement OF Williamsburg,
and who was me.nber of Company H.,
ssl Reg't. Psnn'a VOLUNTEERS. This Com
psny went from Danville. under Captain
JosKPH RsMsEY