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A Pretty SEVERE ORpER. The
Richmond Examiner learns that Gen.
Joseph Z. johnson has published . very
severe but admirable general order, in
Felat' n to the conduct Of our troops in
battle Before going into battle every
captain will call the roll of bis company.
and coming out Of action will again call
'ae roll and every man missing, who Is
not dead wounded or absent on leave.
VIII be court martialed for cOward;ce
carrying tho wounded from the field in
inc midst Of an action is also prohibited,
anu every nat going to the rear on apv
pre'en'e whatever, will be she. b. The
ne ofi'cer'. This looks like business.
TTRE LoAN.--Judge Ruff has on
aaod the Blanks necessary to Gil m 70
OBTAIN the advance on cotton.
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:. .noSe VINO p,e ~
make money at he expensa per.
haps starvation gf be sol The
ield, and bis wife and child me,
therefore,
Resolved. That the 'overno ljS-
sissippi is hereby requ ted 8. bis
Proclamation f%orbidding the .on
of corn, wheat and rye nto Gus
and condscatiDg to q sc Of.
our armies all grain boug,t aua fer
Resolved, That the cbairn1ar appoint
a committee of three to for ar a copy
Of the above resolutions to Gov Pettus.
urge him to issue his Proc nation
to prevent the sitting of ardel rits.
Under the above resolution Il hair
appointed Hon. j D. Brooks, plain
Jacob II. Pierce and L G. D mukes,
ESQ said committee.
Resolved, That the Macon Beacon
be requested to publish he pro ceilings
Of this meeting.
NJ NELSON, Chm.
D. G. DlsMuKEs, Sec.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-03-26

The fight in Hampton Roads affected
the Northern stock marked %unfaYora.
bly,.
The Virginia had two men killed and
five wounded.
A small Yankee schooner was cap.
turod and sent to Norfolk No other
were captured.
The ErricSon, the great Yakce
desoript, engaged the Vica' the Provi.
lance Of tbiuU1snlp Of Tennessee BY
Federal authority, on the 18th inst.
and made a speech, in which be said that
he came to support the rights of the
UniOnists in Tennessee. His audience
was composed Of Federal soldiers
Maynard and Etheridge accom- panied
johnson.
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relnocFaIic County ConvenlioH

RO1ICE is hereby given, thatthe Demo-
cia,ic Electors 10 and Tor the several
Boror,s lbs aud Elecuon Districts Of Colum-
lia CO NIFTY, will meet at their respective
places pi holding said Elections
On Saturday. The 23d day Of .fugusf'
Betwsen the hours Of aud 7 0 clock T. nj
OF SAID day, Tor the pnrpo~e ol choosing
Two fpIseaies from each Election Di~irici,
10 meet ia. COUNTY CONVENTION, al tIle
Court House. in Bl omSbmFg
On lIonday the 25ft day ef August
AT one o'clock P. NJ, of said day. Tor he
purpase OF making the usual Democratic
nomiilaions 10 be supported by The Eier-
icrs ol Columbia county al the ensuing Gem
eraI E.lectIon, and tor The Transaction oil
Other brsiness pertaining 10 the Interests oil
the Democratic party.
W. Fl. JACOBY, Chairman.
HrBs,iS OwEs, RoHR McHENRy,
SrKrarkN PoHe. JEkEMIAH HAGESBucH,
]. r RosBiNs, A. j. AiBkRTsoS,
JoHS NJ. NU<s
Demo1ofif Sto,.dine Comm,iies
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Mime. DemOresl's
QUARTERLY MInna0R OfFASEI0KS.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS,

rENHE Summer Number will contain four
large and splendid Fashion Plates, lhree
Full Sized Patterns, comprising the new
Frenrh Waisi, and elegant sleeve, and a
Misses Sack, Ioaethe' with neatly 100 en-
Cravings OF all the novelties ioT Snmme
bonueis, Clnaks, Trimmings. Children's
Dresses, etc Valuable information TO Mil
liners, dress makers, mothers, and ladies'
generally. presenting the largest and best
Fashion Magazine 10 The World, published
Al Bfoade ay. and sold everywhere al %
cents, or seni nv mail pest Tree. on reeeipl
OF The amount, Yearly 81 WI h the follow
ING valuable premium. n
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled
10 the selection OF so cents worth OF plain
patterns, iron. The designs iC the book, or
from the show room, or they may be order
ed and eepi by mail any ume during The
year ny paving The postage.
Ey Splendid inducements 10 Canvassers.
The summer num6er will be ready on ol
about the Isl of May.
April 30lh, 1882.
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CREDlT0RS aud other per-ons irieieS
~ ted will i.ke nolice thai ihe Under
signed Auditor appoinled by the Orphan 5
Cont of Columbia county, 10 setli, aud
adjust the rates and proportions at The
assets Of the Estate of Brnjamin, HaYnati,
decd, in the hands of Solomon Neynstd
his adnia-iTa.pr la anu among The cfedi-
tors of The said deceased, according Q law,
will attend 10 the discharge OF his 'iuies,
al his oftlce, in oomsbufg,i in said county,
on Saturday, the Sixteenth day OF August,
A. . one thousand eight hnndr ans.
sixly-two, AT ten o'clock, NJ, lihi con-
firration OF The fir-i Auditors Report hav
inc been taken of by the said Cour, anc
The said repou rs-ron niitei TO 'he said
Auditor when ard where all Iersonr
Interested are rrques,ed 10 preseai IiieIr
claims u, the Auditor, or he deharref from
comifo in for siiare ot he said az sells
w WRIT, AufltOr.
Rlonmsbnru. Jnly Is '62-4i.
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REVIEW OF TIE MARKET,
cAaEFuLLY coaREcrep wEeKLY
REGISTERS NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given to all lsgai
cretitor< and other persons i,,tere-ied in
the estates nf the respective decedenis and
uauors, thai The following administration
sn.i .caf1ian accounts have been fled IN
lhe Office of he Register oil Columbia CO.,
and viii be presented for confirmation aud
allo vance 10 the O.phan's Courl, TO be
held al B opmsburg in The comfy afore-
sand, on "Wednesday The Sd day OF Seplem
ter nexlai ? o'clock in the afternoon OF
sal day
/. First and Ii al account or Geo Blech,
er s. Peter NJ Karshner Executors of Henry
Krum late OF Monionr township decd.
The accoun' OF Alem b. Whi'e exec
u OF cl Josepa Whne la'e Of Pine Twp
decd.
FIRST and firal account OF Chas Mas
teier admir- ni Lewis Smi'h late Of Brier-
creek twp dec
F.r>t account ofGeo Hughes ard 9TH
ers administrators OF The estate OF Joseph
Paxton iaie Of Canawissa Twp deed.
D. Aceoum oil VIM. Cox EtIs Executor oil
FL zate h Murray laie OF Derry twp, deed
s. Aerount OF Robert Dawson Adm oi
B. +. Tets late OF CalawiSsa twp p, dec d
Il FlnaI account oil David DAVIS g. Pan
LeIdy executors oI Sarah Secher laie of the
Borous. oil DauvilIe decd.
g. Fir>l aud fiual account OF Jose ph w
! Reese sdmr of Benjamin w. REESE late ol
Greenwood township de'd.
i g. Firsl ard final account OF John H
! Hel4lsr executor oil Peter Hsrlocher la o
! VI I'll 10 Twp, deed.
] 10 The firsi aud 6ual account of John
/ S.Liih adn'r of Peer Crawford late oil Mad
E j on toN nship decd.
j IL Arcorui oi David kfisher, Qua rdian
oi Geo. w aud Benville Kr-her minof sons
I oil Simnu KrlSher late oi Locnsi twp deed.
/ l2. Fne tinaI account oi Peter Hippeu-
+ STEEL aud Jahn Hirp-nS,eei administrator
oil Conrad H,ppeuslrel late Of BfIarcreek
Iup decd.
+ i3. TIE fir>I and 6nal account Of jonah ar
! Wilson admir- oil Auold Kesier la.e o
Gf.'-n spned township deed.
II. Fh~ final account OF Wm. G. Qnict
and Jpnn g. Qaick, admrs OF Jobn h
Q1rk ale ol Montour Twp deed.
10. The f'ial accounl oi Cyrus B. Reece
asiin r ui Venlan Resce lite of Hem ock
! township dec 4.
Ie First aud fiual account OF John R;ci
ART. admir- oi Samuel Richarl late oil M4di-
! son township, deed.
I DANIEL LEE, Register.
( Riaom<burg Ang 1862.
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Traverse Jurors.

Blnom-MichaeI Waller, Joseph Bsrkley.
John DeHerich,
Borough Berw ick-Jesse Bowman, Hudsen
Owen,
Cenlre-W N. ShafTeu, H w. Hageubuch,
Jeremiah Haaenbnch
Caltawis>a-Gso. Scott, Casper Rain, Dan
iel Helwig,
Fsalngcreek-Ma Martin Ammerman,
Frsnkln-Brnj. p. Fortuer,
reenwood-lsaac Dewitt, senr.
.ocusl-Reuben Fshringer, John Davis,
John Kline David Herbein, John Haruef.
Madison, Valentine WelIver, Matthias,
Moore, Shepherd Runyan, Richard De-
mott,
Mt Pleasani-Wm Miller, VIM Kitchen,
MontouI-Peter Heimbach,
Miffln-E. n. Hess,
Msiue-Jaeob Shugsr, VIM. T Shuman,
Orange Alfred Howell.
Pine-Ezra Runyan, John Winters,een.
Scotl-Thomas w Edgar, Elias Kline, L
mss, Sam'l Hasenbuch.
Bluomsburg, July %, 1862.
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greenwood Seminary.

THE Spring Term of this Institution wi |
i commence on the 7th OF April next
The Principal will be assisted by able
instructors, and as ample facilities will be
afforded 10 qualify Students for teaching.
Tor business or for more extensive course
il, literature, liberal share of patronage
l. aoaIu solicited.
Pupils who do mol come from home, or
are noi rut under The charge o. near rela
lives, must boafd al the Seminary, and Or
subject 10 the regulations thereof. They
nusI provide their own towels aud have
each article of cIohing distinctly marked.
Eleven weeks corslilute quarter aud
there will be a vacation OF about elk weeks
in mid summer.
Boarding, washing and Tuition. with
furnished rooms will be S25 per quarter,
ore hall pay able in advance.
Tuition alone IN Common branches, So 90
. including advance Algebra
mathematics history sc. 90
in Laim, German or French
cath exlra1 60
For urthYr par iculars address
WM BURGESS, Principal
MiIlvIle, Col CO., Feb. 20, 1862.
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Qua RkPLy I'VE have 30 reply TO the
contemplate destinations of The editor oil
the Repsbltcan, ,exceptto state that Posmast-
er> can well afford 10 he ready for draft"
Verify, the Doctor is a patriot If he is so
anxious TO do something for the families of
the volunteers, We Suggest he subscribe at
least hall the profits of the Post Office. Will
he to it, Berriek Gazete
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READING RAIL ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT Trunk lrne from the Nor:h and
NJ North-wesl for Philadelphia, New
York. Reading pot<&iIle Lebanon, Allen
town EaSlon, &c. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York, Reading. Poisyille, aud al IN
lermsdiale Sla,ions al 6 4. N. aud LAO ?. NJ
New York ExpIe>S leaves Harrisburg al
l.25 A N. amlvlug al New York al S.2i the
same morning.
Fares rom Harrisburg; to New York
So 90, TO Philadelphia S3,25 aud $40
Baggage checked 'hroueh.
Reruflfing leave Nsw York al VI. Y
Noon. and r. NJ. (Pm-hnreh Express
Leave Philadelphia al A. NJ aud 81 7
NJ.
Sleeping 6; rs in the New York Exrre.
Trans, through TO aud from P'lsbnrgh
without change.
Passengers by the Caiiawis-s Reil Scad
leave Port Clinton al AS A Nj tor Pnla-
delrhia aud all in'etu e'ila'e Slauons, aud
at 3 90 p. NJ lor Philadelphia. New YORK,
aud all Way Poim>.
Trains leave PousviIie at 9 A NJ. and
2I5 P. NJ. fer Philadelphia aud New York
aud a; 5 80 T. NJ for Auburn ard Por
Chniou ouIy, connecting for Pme Grove
and with lie Callawissa Rail Road.
An accommodation Passenger train leave:
Reading al E A. NJ. and returns from lhila
delphis at 3 P Nj.
ty All The the above nains run 'iaIly
| Sundays excepted.
A Sunday rain leaves Poiisvilie al 7-3C
A Al. ard Ph.adephia al 3-l5 T NJ.
| Concentration, Mileage, Season and Tx
eursior Tickets, al reduced rates tn an'
from all points.
e. A. NICoLIS,
General Supenn enc ant.
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NEW BARBER sHlOP.
a. 3Ra
Gutta Percha BIacLing
(UTTHOUT RRUSHING.

FOR Boots, Shoes, Harness, Carriages,
aud Niitary Leather Work.
This new and excellent article excels
eveay thing ever before in use, for beauti-
fying and sol,ening The Leather. II makes
u polish like patent leather will not rnb
off with water, nor stain The finest white
silk, and makes leather perfectly walter
proof Twice a month applied on boots
and shoes, and once a month for harness
is sufficient Ifihe leather becomes dirty
wash il off with clean water and the polish
will re appear Warranted as represented.
Direci ions Tor usc.-Appiy few drops
on sponge, rub it slowly over The leather,
agd the polish Is complete.
PRICE 81 GETS PR BOTTLE
Cg For sale by l.. T. SqARPLESS. u
Boomsburg, May Il, 1862.
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HURRAn FOR THE UNION,
And T.. I. shaTpiess' "Cheap Cash store.
NEW G0oDSl GREAT BARGAINS

THE undersigned is just receiving Lew
snpI lv of goods, fresh ftom the cities oi
New York and PhiPa and Is PREPARED 10
sell hem at Reduced Prices.
Calicoes from7c TO 123c, the best al 1880
some of which cost l5c. Dress Goods ;
Chalhs, Lavelas, Ginahams, Musllns, Ken
lucky Jeans, boys Cassimeres, &c, &c,
in proportion.
I.sdl-s' Shoes and Gators. in great vari.
riety of >t, e ani qualify. A good heeled
Cater for 623c, and an excellent Congress S
for 81 90 A kid heeled Lace Boot Tor 81
ard npward ALSO, The High Cut Palmo>
raj Lace Boot tor ladies'. Ladies' and Chil-
dren>' Skirts, Linen Handkerchie!s, &C., al
a very law fienre.
9@e D9@9 W arc
Best Stone Ware SeIs 81 90, &c Hominy,
Dried Peaches, MackereI, Chees, Lemons
elc Good S,rup Molasses from 80 10 6Oc
a gallon Sugars, lower than recently sold,
from Sc 10 I3c, The latter price Tor oes1
" hue Coal OIL as low anywhere.
~ An examination of the goods Is soli-
cited Come and see for yourselves, maj
The Cash S, stem is preferable TO anv other
Grain and country produce laken IN ex'
change for Goods by
1T. SHARPLESS.
Bloom shnrq March 90 1862.
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GONE TO Wan Two companies recruit
ed under the first call oil 900 oon, lefi this
county for Harrisburg, on Friday morning
lasl. Que of the companies was raised in
and about Caltawissas and the other in
Bloomsburg ana .ke shack townships. -
Both companies, we learn, had their full
implement OF men. The company from
this place was cap,ained by Mr. NJ NJ.
WITmoYER, a student al law in The office
ui r F. Clark, and The Caiawissa com
pany had chosen for its commander, Gko
JoHNol their town and brother 10 the Reu.
David c. John OF this place. Columbia
county has doubled her quota under the first
call, and is still ready Tor any emergency
These companies were made up OF some of
The first and most prominent Young man oil
the county. Success attend them.
PHoTceRAPHs sAND AMBsorYPEs Our
iownsman Henry Rosenslock is doing mo>i
excellent work in his Iiue OF Photographiug
and Atnbfolyping. His piciOres are not ex-
celled by any, far or near, in accuracy, dn-
rability aud neatness besides the price is
within The reach Of every body. He is do
ing good business, and is prepared to DO
just twice the amount of work. Give him a
call. He is perfect gentleman and naiu>
raj artist
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GRAND JURORS-SEPT. TERM,IS62

Ben,on-John D'leine, p. n. Moore,
Beavef-Samuei Cox,
Briarcfeek-J. c. Sm;th,
Centre-AGdrew Freas,
Cat,aWissa-Dr. J. w. Robbins, Dan'i Rein
bold, Jacob Greasy,
Convn9ham-W m. l.. Kline,
Franklin-J S. Fahringer
Flshingcreek, ,-Emandus Unangsi, David
YosI,
Jackson-Joshua Savage,
Locusl-John l.. Hurst,
Matison--James VI elliver, Uriab Mills,
Mifflm-D. A. Hess II. c. Hess,
Nj Pleasant-Levi Garrett,
Maine-Jdcob Chilling,
Pine-Abraham HemlocS, John Lockharl
Thomas McBrice, Elijah FuIlmer.
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xxvuEREAS The Hon. Aaron X Peck
w ham. President Judge ot The Court of
Over aud Tsrminer aud General Jai Deliv
efy. Canri OF Quarter Sessions OF the Peace
aud Corr, of Common Pleas aud Orphans
Courl. in the 26th judicial District. onPos
81 of the counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
Wyoming. and the Hons. Stephen Baldy and
John Mcheynulds, Associate Judges, OF CO.
lumhia CO.. have Issued their ,,recept, bear
iru dare one thousand eight HUNDRED and
s,x.v one. and 10 me directed Tor hllding a
Conrt of Over aud Terminer, and General
Jsil Delivery. Quarter Sessions oil the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Court, ia Blooms
burs IN The county Of Columbia. on the first
Monday (being the Isl day. OF Sept, next
aud 10 continue one week
Notice is hereay gwen, 10 the Coroner, tie
Ju-tices of the Peace and Consiabl's OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
aud there I their proper persons a 10 o.
clock ia the forenoon oi said day, v lih their
records. inquiSi.ion- and other remembfan-
ces 10 10 those Inings which 10 The E ofnces
apoerIaln 10 be done. And those that are
bonnd by recognizes, TO Prosecuit a2a,nsl
I the prisoners thai are or may be u the jan
Of said comfy oi Columbia, 10 be ehen and
,be,. 70 nroseeo;., then as shall be Just Ju.
ross are requested 10 be punclual 10 'heI
auendance agreeably 10 their notice, dated
| at Bloomshnrg, 2lsl day Of July, Ia the
wear Of our Lord one lhousard eighl hundred
and sixiy-one and in The eiehty-sixth veal
| of the independence of the United States o
America. fGod save the Commoliwealth
JOSIAH Il. fURMitN,
Shenfl's Office, Sheriff.
Bloomsbury July 81. 1862,
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEYI0N

HOCTOR THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will
A. send tosI who ish it Gree of charge }
the Recipe and full directions Tor making
and using d beautiful vegetable Balm. that
will eiecinally remove P,mple, Blo:ches
Tan Freekles, &c, &c, leaving the skin
smooth, clrau, aud beautiful also full d.
rections Tor using PelaireaU's celebTated
Sumnlaut, warranted 10 start full growth
OF Whiskers, or a Mus;ache, in less than
Ihiny days. Either of the above can be
obtained by return mail, by addressing
with stamps for return po$fase) DR.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chem
ist, sSl Broadway New YORK.
January Is, Is62.-2m.
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List of Causes for Sept. Term, 1862

Andrew Crivelin5 VS.. Andrew Melllck
. Philip Winlersieen VS. Valentine Winter
steen.
Daniel F. Seybert e, al. vs. Augustus B.
Pea5ce et al
Dan4 F. Sey ben vs. Augustus B. Pearcs
eI al.
5 Henry Welles ir. VS. George kinley j..
q Samuel Bealer Abraham W. Rob-
bins el al.
Jacob Eyer VS. Abraham Klase.
s Abraham Klase vs Jacob Eyer
9 David Lee ei al W Samuel L. behle.
10 Daniel + Sey berl vs Joseph Gen-il.
II kiiiah McNurtrie Ell al W. Cbrst'n Wolf.
- Frederick Markrof W John Robson.
"a Wm. Cox ct al VS. William Holdren.
"A William E. Case Us Centre township,
* n. B. Freas VS. Joshua Feiierman et al
I6 n B. Freas VS. JOSHUA Fetierman el al
II John n. Blown ct al VS. Leonard b. Ru-
pert.
,s Peer M Tran9h vs. Aaron CLAYTON.
10 Samuel BitIenbender vs. Silas ID. Edgar.
20 Mahiou Hicks Ell al rs Oliver Lynn et.al;
2I George Hughes ell al. We J. V. Crlsweil
Ell al.
22 James Harding VS. Elias Reese.
% Lewis Larish VS. Robert Hdgenboch
81 Susanna I.arish VS. Roben Hagenbuch.
25 Andrew Larish's Executors W. Roheri
Hagenbuch
os peter Hoffman's Exec'rs vs. David Fox
27 N. B. Greasy vs. Henry c. Freas
% Enoch Everett vs. Mont Kline ei al.
% WIN. L. Parks VS. Elisha Robbins
: : - JACOB EYERLY,
Pro.honotary's Office Pio,h'y.
Bloomsburg July %. 1862. !
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InHE ECONFESSIoNS and EXPERIENCE

VNHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
of a SUFFERER, Puhlished as a warn
ing, and tor the especial benefit of Yonug
Mcn and those who suffer with Nervons
Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature De-
cay. &c, &c, &c, by one who has cured
himself by simple means, after being pat
to great expeCse and inconvenience
through the nse of wor' HESS medicine
prescribed hy learned Doctors.
SIuale copies may be had OF the anihor
C. "A LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoiu,, LING
Island. by enclosing postpaid addressed
envelopes. Address CHARLES a. LAM
BERT Esq, Gfeenpoint, Long Island
New York
January Is, ls62-2m.
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SINGER & CO.
Letter "a" Family Sewing Machine ,

Wifh all The Recent Improvements.
Is the best and cheapest and most beautl.
fuI Of all Sewing Machines. This Machine
will sew anything, from The running OF a
luck ia Tarlelan 10 the making oil an over-
coat; anything from PlIol or Beaver clolh
down 10 The soflesl Gaue or Gossamer
Tissue and is ever ready 10 do lis work o
perfection. Ii can fell, hem, bind, gather
turk, quilt, and has capacity Tor grea, VII
fiety OF ornamental work. This Is not Tie
only Machine that can fell, hem, bind, aid
so forlh. but il will do so better than any
oiher machine The Letter IA" Family
Sewing Machine may be had in great vail
ely oi cabinet cases The FodlGg Case,
which is now becoming so popular, is, as
.ts name implies. ore that can be ioldl,d
into box OF case, which, when opened
makes a beautiful. substantial, sIb~,snIiitl,
aud spacious table Tor The work TO rest
upon The ca es are OF every imaginable
design; plain asthe wood grew in ITS native
forest, or as elaboraieiy finished as All can
make Them.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied W tn
silk twist, thread needles, oil, etc, of the
very best quality.
Send for copy OF SfsGFR & Co s GAzET'rE
l. M SINGER & CO.,
45S Broadway. N. Y
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE $40 Chestnut ST
N :. Tlneley. Agent. in E>py, Pa
john Sbafpless, Asent, IN Catiawi>sa
Ju y %, 1862 -ly
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TiiE war meeting IL E-pv last week had
The good effect ioinrn ouf quite number
of vl,luuieers who have gore in the compa--
~ That Ieft shis plsce on Friday last.
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Tse two CompacieS thai leIl This comfy
for Harrisburg. lasi week. have been ac-
cepIs'd and are sworn into The service Of the
United States.
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DsN'r forget the yoang ladies Ice cream
Festival on Thursday evening in this place
The proceeds TO be applied 10 ths sick and
Wounded in The army.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-13

NOBLE CoMPaSY. OF oge hundred men
srouI Wyoming county passed by this place
on I'risay morning last, for the seat OF war
1hi,i speaks well for little Wyoming coun-
".
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-13

AN affair took place in our unusually quiz
e town on Saturday last, the particulars OF
which we should very much dislike TO pnb
lish in full. We have reference 10 the bad
treaImsni applied 10 William Eyer loyal
aid respectable citizen OF Ills county. It
= saic upon his making The. remark iha, he
e,sl.,rsed the action of our county Commits
sioneEs. 10 relation 10 the matter Of paying
bonn.y TO the volunteers of this county.
lie crowd 10 n-hearilis became Indignant and
mach excited, when large number OF peo.
rle gathered around him, some calling
t.,r rope, while Others appeared anxious
d, spitch in:o him.n The excitement hav-
i|le arrived al a very high Temperature Mr.
Eyer attempted 10 make ais escape, and
r,anased 10 60 nearly a square, where he
ule1ed Mr. Grion's Ha, Store, when the
afuTiaied crowd followed bin and by force
t,ok him from the store in The street and en-
d eavofed 70 nsks him hurrah for The Union.
Dir. Eyer received some hard punches aud
4 sh, squeezing and It was with great diff
{ ulty thai be was rescued from The Eands
of The mob, By some of onr peaceisi and
Isw abiding citizens. There Is law for all
i hises. and II his man said or did ans thing
sisloyal or irsasonatIe, We sill have a ri
lunsl before which he should have been
Iroperl5 arraiened. That i the right way
proceed I'VE are oppossdse all mob
j ~. Tor il once insneufaied here is no one
an see tie end. S:ch actions will not an-
ser n a community Ike this.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-13

Tfk SBKRlrF adveflires several tracts OF
land in his weeks paperlc Do sold on Mon-
day he l., OF September nex'.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-13

On Monday morpins las, several young
men. Jeff this county Tor Harrisburg, 10 join
the companies from This place and Caita-
vi<<ia