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TREASURER'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE-SEATED LAND.

A GREEABLY TO e-provisions of The acI
n OF Assembly, entitled an Act to reduce
the State debt &c passed The 39lh day OF
April, 1914, The Treasurer of the County oi
Columbia hereby gives notice 10 all per-
sons concerned therein, that unless the
County, road, school, poor and State Tax,
&c due on the following real estate silpate
in The COUNTY OF Columbia, are paid before
the day OF sale, The whole or such pans oil
each as will pay The charges and costs
chargeable thereon, will De sold at the
Coun House in Blooms burg, co. OF Colam
bia, on the 9Th day of June 1862, being the
SECOND Monday, and Ia be continued by
adjournment from day 10 day for arrearages
OF taxes due said county and the COSTS ac-
crued on each respectfully -.
DVhEpC IN RFpITT I'm OWNFpc
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
administrator on the estate OF John ].
Heller, laIe of Nhffin township, Colnmbl a
county, deceased, have teen granted by
the Register oil said county. 10 Michael }
Heller who resides in NJ film Iowushi p.--
ali persons having claims or demands
against the estate Of The decedent are re-
ouesied TO present lh, m for settlement, al d
lhose indebted to make payment witho II
delay 10
MICHAEL B HETLER Admr.
NflIn twp March 90. 1862 2.-6w.
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NOTICE IS hereby given that the co-part.
nership here lofore existing between the
firm o d. c. & &. A. Herring in he repair
ing and boat building business. al Centre
vile, Columbia county, was d ssolved b,
mutual consent on the 1t day of April 1862
The books remain in the hands of the Jun
Tor member OF The firm, &c. A Herrins) fo
settlement; who, also designs conliGu,ni
The business in all lis Branches As hereto
fore. He returns thanks for past palronag
aud solicils continuance of The same.
c. D. HERRING,
GEO. A. HERRING.
Cenirevile April 30 1862.
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LsFr FoR Russia Cameron, Min
isier 10 Russia. left by the lao irain yesler-
day on The Lebanon Valley railroad on his
mission 10 Russia A humber of his friends
congregaIed a, The cars 20 see him of, aud
wish him safe journey 10 The land of Czars
from which place he will most likely re-
.urn before the next meeting OF the Legsla-
'ure. Mark the prediclion.-P Patriot md
Union.
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We are in receipt of copy OF the annu-
al report OF The President and Directors of
the Carawi-sa Railroad Company, recently
submitted 10 the stockholders Of that COM
pany. The report shows the affairs of the
com mpany to be in a very prosperous condi-
lion. with promis of an early dividend TO
the preferred shareholder.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-21

FATAL RAILRoAD AcuDEsT--An engine
attached 10 coal Train ran over COW, a
shori distance rhiszside OF Danvllle, on The
Lackawanna aud Bloomsbury Railroad, on
Thursday afternoon las, and vas precipi-
fated into lhe canal, killing George Derby,
oI Scranton bfeaksman, fatally wonnding,
il is reported. engineer Shafer rom the Cat
iawissa road, and seriously burning the
fireman, Besides doing considerable inlary
to Dr. Low, Of Lime Ridge, who vas on the
train ridirg home. The engine belonged
TO the CaiIawissa road and was considera-
bly, damaged. II yet remains in-lhe canal.
No blame is attached 10 any of The parties.
Ii was one Of those unavoidable accidents
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-21

IN Our next we intend Publishing The very
able address of the Democratic members OF
Congress. II is highly spoken of by the
press everywhere; we mean he press that
adheres 10 the doctrines of the CONSTITUTION,
The faith and teachings of The Democratic
parry. We notice lfaf the 1ribuns has
made very lame aud weak attack upon
The address, which only goes 10 show that
Greeley IS actually asraidii may effect some
thing
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NEW HATS AND GAPS
a J.K. G1rtOn's Hat Store

THE Undersigned respectfully informs he
the citizens of Bloomsburg, and The public
in general. that he has ]nsl tecelved from
PhiIadeIphia a lot OF NEW HATS s. CAPS,
for Spring and Summer, of the very latest
-tyes and fashions, all of which he - pre-
pared 10 sell che aper Than can be had else
where, with The exception OF The mauuiac
lurers He mas all kinds, styles, sorts and
sizes, Of hals and caps, probably The most
varied assortment ever brought 10 Town.
ern si,Ies aud fashions. -.
~ Sore on Main Street, few doors
west oil the American House,
JOHN GIRTON.
Bloomsbury. April 16, 1862
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CosP JAMss NJ PtIcs, olias .Toodles, has
leii his hone in Genre township. TO re-
joip his company way down in Dixie. y
He mas entirely recovered from the wounds
he received while performing The dnlies OF
a snldier. His frieHds and the Abolitionists
in particular may expect TO hear from him
ihrough. the columns OF the STAR as soon as
he Scin<~shis Regiment He is not done
with Them while there is so much just cause
for lheir condemnation.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-21

sIesoR BLITz RECALLED our fun. loving peo-
pie on Thursday afternoon and evening
last, at this place, with his wonderful per-
formances. He drew full houses. and
gave general satisfaction.
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The fruit crop in this section has thus far
escaped The ravages Of the frost, and The
prospects of an abundant yieli are promis-
ing We shonlj not, however. count too
largely on the present flattering indications,
as we know no, what changes day and a
night may bring forth.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-21

tbs United States Government is feeding
at Ieas, twenty 6ve thousand negroes daily,
at cost oil about len thousand dollars per
day Letters from Hilton Head
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~ IT Is reported thai The Mail Carrier
from Serene came near being druhbess by
al ..arient Union man at This place on Mon
day.-Coinmbsa Co Republican,
II is reported also that Or Johns ardent
Union man was latorins under such heavy
ioad of,hs a,dsaf that he came near being
c,psized
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THe Stockholders of the Bloomsburg Iron
Company are holding fonh at present at
ihs Exchange Hoei. this place. They had
an election OF Directors, &c, al their otFics
in Iron Dale, on Tuesday last, TO serve The
ensuing year.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Administrator's Notice.

Estate of Phiip Hartman, lafe of Scott toaCn-
ship, Columbia county. deceased.
ETTERS of administration on the estate
~ of Philip Hartman, late OF Scott town.
ship, Columbia county, decd, have been
granted, BY The Register of said cou lty, 10
Henry I. Reilly, who resides in the town.
ship and county aforementioned A II per-
sons having claims or demands az aillsi the
estate of the decedent, will presen them
10 The administrator for settlement, and those
indebted TO the estate are reques ed TO
make payment Immediately to the nnder-
signed. henry L. RELY,
Scott twp. April 80, 1862. A imr.
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KOIIOck's DandeIiOn Coffee.

THIS preparation, made from the besi
Java Coffee is recommended by ph vsician-
as superior NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE
for General Debility. Dyspepsia. aud all
bilious disorders. Thousands who have
been compelled 10 abandon the use OF col
tee will use ibis without injurious effects
One can contains the Strength ot two
pounds OF ordinary. coffee Price 25 cent?
K0LL0CE'S LEVAIN,
The puresr aud best BAKING POWDER
known, for making light, sweet and muir
iious Bread aud cakes. Price 1 5 cents.
Manufactured og
NJ II K0LLOCK Chemist.
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia,
~ Ind sold By oil Druggists and Groeers. q
February 26, Is62.-ly.
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JuDGE RupkaT informs rs that he has as :
sessed one hundred and nineiy-lwo dogs in
Bloom township.
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CLaRK and HuRLEy, Esqrs., are enjoying
their annual fishing tour up Fishihgcfeek
this week. The season is a. band when
the s'speckied beantiesn are best and most
numerous.
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Persk BILLMsykR aud DAvID LowsNBeRe
were "up the creek" fishing, a compile OF
days last week. and brought home with
them a lot of splendid trout. These gen
iIemen understand the art of catching creek
truut eqnal TO any Of our eraek fishermen
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BiFfea 6ga D0rg''-0ur Dsvil,in hand.
Should be more careful how he approaches
the canine race.
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Administrators NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that lellers q
administration on The esIaie OF Michae
Heller, late OF MiffiiD township, Coiumbis
comfy. decreased, have been granted os ~
Register of said county 10 Michael b. H.
Ter, who resides in Miff1in township. Al
persons having claims or demands sgs'n~
he estate Of the decedent are reque-iec e.
!. .rsseni Them to the undersigned and i6o>s
indebted to The estate 10 make pay men
forthwith 10
MICHAEL B. heller Admr
Miffiin twp, March 26 i862---6w.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-21

UNHE CONFESSIONS aud EXPERIENCE
L of a SUFFERER, Puhlish-d a. d warn
ing. and Tor the especial benefit of Young
Men and thos- who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory Premature D.
cay &c, &c, &c. by one who has cured
himself by simple means, affer being put
10 great expense and Inconvenience
through the use OF worthless medicines
prescribed by leaned Doctors.
Single copies may be bad of the anihor,
c. A. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long
Island. by enclosing a postpaid addressed
envelope. Address CHARLES A. LAM
BERT Esq, Greeupolnt, Long Island
New York
January Is, lS62-2m.
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BLOOMsBURG, PA.
Wednesday NornIng, lIay 2Ist, IS62.

CoURr is IN session al Danvllle This week
Ia few of our cilizeas are in attendance.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

nOCTOR THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will
~ send toall who wish il Gree of charge)
the Recipe aud full directions for making
and using a beautiful vegetable B I'm, that
will effeclually remove Pimple, Blo:ches
Tan. Freckes, &c, &C., leaving the skin
smooth, clean, and beautiful also full di-
rrctions for using Pelalreau's celebrated
Sumnlant, warranted 10 start full growth
OF Whis kers, or a Mus:sche. in less than
ibny days. Either OF the above can be
obtained by return mail, by addressing
fwuh siamp> for return posisge) DR.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chem
ist s5l Broadway New YORK.
JaunaTy J5 1862 -2m
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SIS

AGENTS WANTED!
We will pay from S25 10 SIS per month,
aud all expenses, 10 active Agents, or give
commission Particulars sent Zee. Adj
dress EslE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. r
JAMES, Gereral Aeeal, Milan. Ohlo.
BlooihsEurg, Aug. 81, 1861
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~ isses and Ladies' Congress CATERS,
Iva Childrens Fancy and Common Shoes,
low as can be buught elsewhere, at the
Cheap Cash Sicre OF Z. T. SHARPL ESS.
B!oomsbufa, May u, 1852.
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TS0R SALE Two Patent Lever (Thirleen
Il JeweIsl Watches, will be sold cheap
for cash. They are 10 good condition. For
further particulars, inquire al the STaa oF-
Bloemsburg, Jan. 90, s62.
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TIE Coiumtia Comfy Agricultural Soci-
ETY. held an election FOR Officers &c in the
Court House at This place. on Saturday last.
The Secretary has not handed rs the min-
uies, and as We were not present conse
queniiy we are unable TO give our readers
any information concerning the mailer hu'
things fixed up altogether their own way -
The atteniauce, We understand was small
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-05-21

PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL IT'S Branches
4 executed in The best, stYle-known is the
art. at C. g. CRANES GALLERI, 532
Arch Slreel, East of Sixth, Philadelphia.
EL Lfe Size in Oil aud Pastil;
~ Slereoscopic Portraits,
EAmbrol, pes, Daeuereotypss, &c.
For Cases, MedaIlions, Pins, Rings, &c.
novf1
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RfrTyv BY A Doc One Of The Miss Van.
ces Of this place, was badly. bitten in The
arm by dog belonging 10 Charles Foster,
on Saturday last. II was thought the arm
would have 10 be ampu'aied. il was so bad
ly mauged The dog has ,ince beensshoi. a
Treainentiha many other dogs IN This place
should nneergo-
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MORE EXCITING NEWS /:
THIS IS GLORIOUS NEWS !

RUT there is still more important and
a. valuable news 10 the citizens OF on
yneham and vicinity. in Columbia clun-
ty,. Il is thai J. B s. r kNlTTLE havsts
ceiyed new goods and established a siore
in the place above named, where z cots
can be purchased upon the most rea- ma.
Bile terms for cash OF st9u credii. They
pay particular attention 10 -four, feed and
provision eenerall, which can be ha al
their establishment at all times, or deIiv err
ed o the purchaser upon short nouc', d.
they keep horse and wagon for that Pur-
pose
THEIR STOCK OF DRY GOODS
j. calculated TO suit. .ihe people and the
times. They have everything CONN only
found in country stores.
Country Produce will always be tax IN in
exchange for Goods and the regular mar
ket price paid for the same.
:. J. BIS r. KNITTIE.
Conyngham. May IA, 1862.
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DEATH OF CITIZEN We have been
again called upon % record The death Of
another Of our Mexican Volunteers, in the
person of David Jones, of This place, who
died al his residence on Friday las., and
was inferred By the honors OF war. OH the
following Sabbath, the Home Guard par
defeating. The funeral was largely and re-
speciabIy attended. He served a soldier
during the war with Mexico. having volun
ieeyed and entered The service with Com
pany from PotisviIIe. He was an indus,ri
ous citizen. and leaves family consisting
Of q wife aud FIVE lltIls children 10 mourn
his death. His disease we have noi learn
ed, bui can say thai be had been unwell for
= long time Aged about s5 years
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New Arrival. of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
David LOWenbcrg
TNVli ES attention to his stock OF cheap
and fashionable clothing al his store or
Main Street, two doors above :ke Amer
lean Honse,' where he has ful assou-
ment OF men aud boys wearing apparel,
including the most fashionable
DIR E s s GOOD g,
Box, Sack, Frock, Gum, and Oil Cloth Goats
Of all snrts and sizes, Pants OF all coiors
shawls, stripes and figure vesls, shirts, era
vaIs, stocks, collars, handkerchiefs, gloves,
suspender~ and fancy articles.
N He will also make to order any ar
ticle oil cIolhing at very short notice and in
the best Of manner. All his clothing Is
made TO wear, and most of ii is Of home
manufacture.
DAVID LOWENBERG.
Boomsbnrg, March IL, 1862.
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THE Republican OF this place has not pub
lished Col. Wrighi's address TO his consuru-
enss, much less, has not even made men
lion of il. Probably the Republican thinks
ths Colonel has violated ..ceriain pledges"
il vas reported were given by him TO the
Republican party. We notice that nearly
al the Editors in The District have publish
ed this address, and il shows conservative
spirit on their pau. All who opposed COL
Wriabi's election last June were called Sc
ksss7oiiirIs DY This Republican party. bu'
how is il now. are they ready 10 endorse
his address They keep mum in these
auarters--u aiiing probably for their mouth
piece, liss Republican, 10 say Hord- Why
don's her ogan las before is readers ihe
address
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coal <sss..-Ardesco Coal O,i Tor sal
IL cts. per quar-, by
JOHN K. GIRTON.
BIoomsburg, Feb. rs, 1882.
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EMPLOYMENT I!

Bloomsbury. April 10, 1862.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
The Ilisnster at Charleston.

The rebel report of The repuse of the Union
troope 10 their attack ell the rebel forts at
Secesslonville seems to have made the case
even lighter tor US than our own version now
dees Our loss is 66s men killed, wouHded
and missing. But the worst part Of the affair
is that the attsck was made not only without
orders, but in direct defiance of orders Gen.
Hunter has surveyed the ground and went
away on the 18th, leaving Gen. Benham IN
command, with orders that no advance should
be made on Charleston. nor any attack on Fort
Johnson, without reinforeements or iurlher
orders, but that the camps should be made " So
cure aud enIrenched."
But after Hunter left under these circum'
sta nces, Benham, instead Of trying his guns
undertakes direct assault on the fort without
makiHg>a reconnaissance, which latteF~HHnieT
had designed noing in case the heavy guns
were found inaffectual. Ia consequence Of the
neglect Of previous reconnaissance our troops
found that they were exposed to the fire OF 1
masked battery 10 the woods of which they haC
known nothing.
The immediate effect sfthe 6lunder was Ihs
Hunter placed Benham under arrest and sen
him home. This is the second time he ha
been in the same predicament in this war
Roseersus sent him to Washington to be trei
on grave charges, but by some favoritlsm oil
misFe presentation he got loose again, and wa
made second in command TO Gen. Hunter
He is en- officer OF the regular service, having
been at the time Of his promotion ma jor G
engineers.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

- TBg NEw MosEs One o. the Mormon
Saisi.. named Morris, lutely set hItnself up az
The Prophet Noses. newly descended upon earth
and no less than a thousand OF the deluded
people Of Utah joined him and they formed q
seiIlement thirty miles north OF Salt Lake Ciy.
They were told that the lord would supply
thsif vents; but 10 default Of that, they began
20 depFeds'e upon The property Ofthe people in
their neighborhood. a Auxiliary force was sem
against ih, IN, and after an obstinate fight, ir
which Molris, alias Moses. was killed. tn,
gang was overcome, a number Of the mel
being taken prisoners. The whole affair, o
which We have but a briet telegrs phic report
is one Of the queeres, things of thia verv ques
age. Ia shoss that there can be d. ,sion
among the Mormons evea more exlrsvsgan
ihan the great Mormon delusion itself.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

TIE WAR IN THE SoUTHwEsT.-In noticing
Gen. PoFe's departure for Washington. the 81.
Louis Union says; 1.-THE General states that
the war in the West is ever. Beauregard has
not 20 900 men on whom he can rely None Of
his troops have gone to Richmond, neither is il
true that they have reinforced Charleston.
Savannah or Mobile. The truth is that Beau.
regatd'sar is not merely demoralIzed-iI is
dissolved. Gen. Halleck will probably remain
at CorinIh during the Summer. There will
be no difficulty in furnishing him with supplies.
The railroad from Columbus will be in running
order in few days. Railroad communication
with Memphis will be also restored in a short
time. for the enemy has disa ppeared from the
country lying between the two points Gen.
Pope states that his own command absolutely
requires rest Four months of continuous and
the most severe duty, will render season OF
repose, in the dead Scmmer heat, very accep-
ia BILE to them, and enable them to recruit Iheir
exhausted energies. When 'he season orrIv's
for resuming the campaign, Gen. Heleck will
be 10 a pos Iion to march al once into the InIe-
r,or of the lower cotton States, aud sweep ava J
the vestiges Of resistance and rebellion 10 thai
region. The fall campaign will undoubtedly
put the finishing touches TO the good wstk."
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
MISC CELLAN EOU u )
War News.
THE Army OF VIRGINIA.

highly important change is announced in
the disposition Of the forces IN Virginia, which
have recently been acting independently Of
Gen. McClellsn's command. The armies un-
der Gems. Fremont, Banks aud Mcdowell have
been consolidated, and will be knowu as the
Army Of Virginia, to be divided into three
corps, under command Of the three Generals
named respecIiveIy-the whole under command
ofGen. Pope, the great rebel-catcher Of the
West. Gen. Pope will undoubtedly immedi'
ately turn his attention to " "bagging Jackson
aud his Peripatetic ragamufins.
Gen. Pope having been placed in command
OF all the forces formerly under command o
Generals Fremont, Banks and Mcdowell, to be
united and called the army of Virginia. Gen
Fremont took offence at the change and askst
60 be relieved from duty. which was dens.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
The Ice Cream Garden.
To the Lovers OF Good Things

Tie Ladies and Gentlemen OF Smyrna ond all Low
ers Of GOOd Things are most respectfully invited TO
call at the ICE CREAM GARDEN and pertake of
ChUIce Creams, and satisfy themeves that il can.
not be surpassed in the State Of Delaware or else
where.
| We will endeaver TO have everything about the
Garden ana the Saloon in excellent order and our
whole attention will be devoted the wants Of OUT
cust0nsrH.
| We will also keep constantly on hand choice lol
Of CONFECTioNERlES and FRUITS, Qn season
which will he sold al low rates
Ice Cream sold by the quart or gallon.
my29 J. L. MAHAN.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03

81 ~ saUELeHEp. ."--Ths high reaching smb.
sion Of Vincent L. Bradford, 10 be ene OF the
Directors ofGirsfd College. says the Sunday
Dispatch. has been "sqselched." HE groas
secession sYmpalhiss were iso strong for the
Select Coancil, TO swallow, and he has been
left out 10 dry and enjoy tha swes, plsssura Of
sp~mphleieering snd communion With the 4" ,sl
bleed" He is q brother We believe 10 The
ney. gsnllsman at Dover Of the same name.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-03
M Q = &C g

Is hereby given that John VanGasken and John NJ
Yoshsl. trading under ihe firm of Jno. VanCasken a.
Co. have closed out their stock Of Lumber and Yard
John e. Bailey. They respectfully request all pei
ons ndspied TO them 10 come forward and settle hsiI
aceomns on before the frat day OF July, 1863 and
o, chose Indebted iG John Nj. Voshell and Voshell
Sa. n by the same. they will place them in an Of
ficss hands for cOlIseton JOHN NJ VOSHELI,
and JNo YAsGASKEN & Co
Smyrna, May s2d. 1865,