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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-29

a All women past seventy are divided INFO
three classes-6rst, that dear Old s0ul, eee.
o1d, shat old woman" third, that old witch.
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NCsIcAL lxTELLI0ExcE.-Since the amy
changed its Ssss, the prem has changed ils ss"~'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-29

ylrss Dbsriet-EERNANLO C. BEANAN.
Second Distret-CHAklS UPSOS
Third Dissrict-JOHH W. L0SCYIAR-
Fourth Distsht-SRANClS ". KELLOGG.
yNlh Distr,ct-ROWLAND E TROWHRIDCE
Slxsh Distsict-,JOHS T.. DRlGGS.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

u A1IOOAAVhN NOlulNAAAV9SS'
80 Hos GovRsoe,
AUSTIN BLAIk, Of jackson.
For usutsaass Gevssnos.
CHARLES 8. NAY, of Kalamazoo
Tor state Treasurer,
JOHN OWEN, Of Wayne.
ire-,l s For Secretary Il ssass,
JAMES b. PORTER, of Allegan.
~ Ter Auditor oessea,
11a EMIL ANNEKE, Of Ingham.
Yee Commisionef a The sssts Land once,
SAMUEL 3. LACEY, OF Calhoun.
For Attorney General,
ALBERT WILLIAMS, of Ionia.
Tor Superintendent Of Pubic Instruction,
JOHN N. GREGORY, Of Washtenaw.
Tor Member Of the Board Il Ecaeasios,
EDWIN DOk>CH, If Monroe.
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Majority for,

The l0ith is mainly composed Of citizens Of
LaSalle county, and the Ottawa Rep~Sliee.
remarks:
The most Of those who we're Democrats
when they left. who were not numerous. have
been cured of their Democracy, and in this
vote unite with the Republicans in giving po
litical as well a. military support to the Gov
erumentn
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-29

TIE SOLDIERS AND THE PRESIDENTS PRocLA-
N,rroN.-The l04th Illinois Regiment, Col. A.
B. Moore. in camp at Shelbyville, Kentucky
on the 10th inst. took a vote upon the Pre-i-
dents Emancipation Proclamation, with the fol-
lowing result:
10 favor OF the Proclamation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Against Ns-.---.---.-..- --------------.----- 10
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Lansing October 29th, 1862.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03
Major General Commanding.
Washington. An

Washington, Aug. 3l-l0:55 a. m.
The enemy was heavily re-eniorced yes
ierday. and attacked Gen Pope;s Army he.
fore The arrival of Gems Franklin and Sum
ner
The attack was boldly met. and severe
battle followed. The advantage on The
whole, was with the enemy, and Gen Pope
fell back 20 Cenlfeville with his whole ar
my, in good ofder
He has been joined at Cenlresille by
Franklin, and Sumner was on the march to
him last night. He eoccupIes the strongest
position in The vicinity of Washington aud
is expected promptly 20 reRew The contest
aud fepeat the SUCCESSES of Friday.
Every effor should be used TO hasten the
forwarding of the new troops.
THE LATEST
Information received here indicates iha
there has been DuI lilile if any fighting TO-
day.
Our army is, we'll concentrated and tbs
men in good condition and spirits.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03
HEINTZLEMAN MOVING ON TIL
ENEMY.


Washington, Aug 29.-The following
despatch from Gen. Pope has been receiv-
| ed
Manassas Junction, Aug. 2s-lO P. M.
To Maj. Gen. II w. H,Heck Gen ,a-Cheif:
Al soon as | discovered that a large torce
OF the enemy was turning our righl toward
| Manassas, and that The division had or
dered 10 take post there, TWO days before
had not yet arrived from Alexandra: i'm
medlaiely broke up my camps at Warren
ton Junction and Warenlon, and marched
rapidly back in three columns.
| directed Mcdowell with his own and
Siael's corps, ami Reno's Division to March
upon Gainesville by ihe Warrenlon and
Alexandria pike; Reno and one division OF
HeintZieman 10 March on Greenwich, and
with Poner's corps and Hooker's division
marched back 10 Manassas Junction. Nc
Dowel was ordered 10 inierpose between
the forces OF The enemy, which had passed
down 10 Manassas through Gainesville, and
his main body, which was moving down
from White Plains through Thoroug hfaIe
Gap. This was completely accomplished,
LongsIreet, ,whc had passed through the gap
beng driven back 10 The west side. The
forces sent 10 Greenwich were designed TO
support Mcdowell in case be met too iarge
force oi the enemy.
| ibc NItlSiOH Ol t1OOk0I. udICHlu2 lows
ards Manassas, came upon the enemy near
! Kettle Run, on The afternoon OF The 9Th,
| and after sharp action routed them COM
! pletely, killing 500, and capturing their
camps aud baggage and many stands OF
arms.
| This morning the command pushed rap
! idly 10 Manassas Junction, which Jackson
! had evacuated three hours in advance. He
relrealed BY way of Centrevlle, and took
/ the lumkipe towards Warrenton.
| He was mel when six miles west of Gen.
trevile by IcDowell and Sicei.
Laie this afternoon a severe fight took
/ place, which was terminated by The dark
ness
The enemy was driven back al all points
and thus the affair rests.
! HeinlZleman's corps will move on him
al daylight, from CentreviIle, and do not
see how he is 10 escape without heavy loss.
/ We have captured thousand prisoners,
many aims, aud one piece OF artillery.
| JOHN POPE,
| MajorGeneral.
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Indiana are Negro Soldiers.

The PhiladeIphia Iaquirsr having stated
a depu.atiou Of Western men had offered
the President two eoiored regiments from
Indiana, w. H. Terrell, Military Secretary
Of The Governor of thai State, has addressed
note 10 The editor denying the statement,
and saying that il is understood thai The lwo
regiments Were proposed 10 be raised in
New York. Mr.. Terrell closes his note
with the following decided healthy Lam
guaee.
From an intimate knowiedse e of military
affairs IN Indiana. can positively say ina,
negro enlstments would be repusaant in
the highest degree TO The authorities and
people OF that State aud thai. il measure
so dlsEa>ieiuI should be Sc. on fool, !, could
hot be liberated by our cTlizens Even a
single company or acorporal's guard Of ne
gro soiuiers, under any contingency likely
10 arise, could mol be raised in Hoosierdom
tor the reason staied.n
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Hit them again.

The Ohio. Statesman, thus hits off certain
class of'small-fry intoeranr, fanaticaI, mis-.
chief-makiag politicians, who are peculiar
70 ms as to other localities, and who speud
three fii'hs OF Their. lime trying 10 stir up
strife among their neighbors
II is ridiculous 10 see Abolition di.un-
ion's's ruLnins about the country proessin .
love Tor the Union and crying out against
parry when al The same time they are .re
ins forward the most ultra parry measures
that folly and ianaticism ever invented. and
DONG everything in their power TO divide
the people and destroy The Union, Such
men, ard they are found in every town,
village and township, have the efroniery
OF Satan himself They may be known al
once by the alacri,y with which they de :
nounce every man who will not embrace
their infamous de- emas, as secessionist
ana sympa,hizer with treason Respecta-
bic people ought to cut them on all ocra-
sions.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03

ALARMING The most alarming among
all the signs OF the times is The disregard
shown by many Of the leading political jour-
nails TO the spiri: and letter OF he Consliin
lion of the Uni' ed States. II is no longer
concealed, it is boldly avowed day alter
day that the Constitution may be invaded
overstepped AID lrampIed upon. it is an
utler abandonment of national virtue whsn
men tell Us that the Con sliIution is not to
stand in the way Of the President, in the
management OF public affairs. Such men
should remember that The Constitution is
above The President. No man swears al
leg,ance 10 the President, but all meh owe
i: 10 the Constitution.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03

tbs Constitutional Union OF Philade rhia.
vii. .e issued on the lsl OF September, as
Daily Morning paper, al 81 per annum,
by malt: tor The campaign 80 cents.
We will then with The Patriot 3 Uaion Of
Harrisburg, have Two excellent dailies.-
Democrats should al once disconiinuis a5o.
lition papers aud suppof; their own. The
Republicans control public sentiment be-
cause they have the press This is all
wrong, support your Own papers even il
they are not as good But these two pa
pefs will give all reliable news
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03

ARREsT IN JUsIATA CoUsTY.-The Juniata
Register says Two men, John Shuman and
Henry Millen OF Juniaia county, were ar
rested AID taken to Washington on Monday
last. The editor of the SeafineI was taking
the enrollment,he had taken the names aud
given the men their notice. Shuman then
being on bad Terms on account of a per-
sonaI attack made upon him by the Sentinel
ordered him from The house. His business
was done but he said he wouId leave when
he pleased The woman then drove him
out with the broom, and the two men have
since been arrested.
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E>TRAY cow
IsATTLI, NCEYEN,

100 OF the NOS severe Baule Scenes and
Incidents OF The war now ready (s,z- lsx
80 nche-) highly coored, II fine rad us-
per, Tor % cents, or 25ffer 81, postpaid
Also, just. published, the Official Union
Volunteer Directory (4oo pages). giving
the name OF every Officer and private in
The Uhlon Army, with their commands. e..
log setheJ with large amount of Other VAL
nable iniorDation, senl, postpaid, on re
ceipl OF 25 cts, To Aaenls and the trade
no hetier opportunity Vas ever ofered--
Address HENRY B.ANSGN Prin: Publish
er, &c, 49 State S., Boston, Mass.
- Papers copy M, paid ia he shovs.
354-5
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The result oil The Fall campaign will, we
have the fnies. confidence, demonstrate
the conservatism OF Pennsylvania. We
say we'have confidence in his, lor although
The recent reqnisiiion for so large a number
oi troops will, must lessen The strength of
our vote considerably. we shall vet, we
think, be enabled 10 carry the State by a
handsome majority. We calculate upon
;his Tor are oil opinioGi that the people
have had their fill OF Republican rule, and
will shake il off when next the opportunity
is afforded them.
The State ticket, and the county tickets
80 lar as they have YET been nominated
are all of the strong description best calcn.
! lated TO bring out The. vote, aud it will be,
coin para,isely, An easy work 10 conduct the
campaign The cry of disioyaliy against
Democrats we conceive TO be effeciual.y
played out. The people, who ate suffering
from the continuance of this war, are desir
ousof an honorable peace that will restore
tGe Union and preserve the Constitution
emperi!led by treason, aud will see in The
We may sly the only mode oil directly ac-
accomplishing their desirable result We de-
sire only a fair expression of the public
will and Judgment, which We are sure will
bean emphatic endorsement of our policy
! ard platform.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03
HEADouAarrRs. Field of Battle.


Groyeiown, near Gainesville. Aug. 80
10 koj Gen. Haiieck, General IN Chef,
WGshiAgton, d c.
We fought terrible battle hare yesier-
day with the combined forces OF the enemy
which lasted with continuous fury from day
light until alter dark, by which time the
enemy was driven from the field which we
now occupy.
Our hoops are TOO much exhausted TO
push matters but shall do so in The course
of the morning soon as Fiz John Pouers
corps come up from Manassas.
The enemy is still ia our front bot badly
used up.
We los! not less than 5000 killed and
wounded men. and from the appearance OF
the field he lost at least Two TO our one
He Stood strictly on The defensive, and every
assault was made By ourselves.
Our troops have behaved splendidly.
The baule was fought on the Identical
battle field OF Bull Run, which greatly in
creased the enthusiasm o: our men.
The news just reaches me fom the front
that the enemy is rereaiins toward the
mountains. | go forward al once to see.
Ne have made great captures, but | am
not able yet 10 form an idea OF their exteul.
JOHN POPE,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03

We commend the following item from
he Carlisle Volunteer OF the brave and mag
unanimous Republican editors and others
who delight in The thread bare hobby OF
branding Democrats with The stigma OF
sympathy for Secession. &c Il shows how
much truth there is in their talk.
'Amoag the members oi Captain Porier's
company, which left here on Saturday last,
wers FIVE of the name oi Smilil. all brothers,
and sons OF our respected lownsman, David
Smith. Esq. Their names respectively are,
George S, Charles A Theodore o., William
H. ard James a. Smith Those young sol
diers a.e all DEMOCRATS, and sons Of a
good Democratic SIRE.
We w3nld also remind them of the facI
that Capt. Myers com pauy, that went from
here into :hfee months service, was consii-
tuled of oUer hTee- foariks Democrats We
are also iold that one o! the four conn panies
mustered into the service from this county
last week, contains more Man eighty Demo
erals, and il is supposed that considerably
over The hall oil the entire volunteer force
are Democrats. How any one can have
The audacily TO call The Democratic party
diIoyai in the lace of all these facts, we
leave The reader 10 Judge
How much beiIer il would be Tor the
country il these loud takers would initiate
the example sci ihem by patriotic Demo
crais, than to idle away their lime in i'ying
10 create dissensions and strife among their
fellow citizens. They are mora in their
elements however, when lraducing The lru-
~ loyal party OF the connlry-noI even ex-
cepling srch brave aud gallant soldiers as
Gen. McClellan. II is 100 ridiculous and
disgusting for any man OF common sense 10
listen 10 the criticisms Of ihese ninety ham
mers on the street corners when discussing
The character and qualifications Of such men
as Gen. Mcclellan. whose only sin is that
OF being Democrat, and for which alone
they are really TO tramp him under foot =
Cease, sipers, ye gnaw at file - Ha'.nUer
Citizen.
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Estate Of haihrn G,eeilcah taie VI 81 oif ftcp
Columbia co deceu,ed
NOTICE l. hereby given tina, leuer. of
administration on lie es:Ste OF Nathan
fIreen~alt, tate of Scott township, Coiu NJ
bia county, deceased. have been granted
10y the Register OF SAID coumy, 10 John
Sierner, residing ~ Bloomsburg Columbia
county. All parsons having ciairns or de-
mands against the estate o. The deceteLt
are rsqursied 10 make mem kGown 10 ti.-.
administrator. and those indebted to Il .
estate " II make pa; mem immediately 10
JOHN STt RNER, Admr.
Blnomsburg, Juue l. 1862
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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Franklin Longenberger dee,o,sd,
J. ETTERS OF administration on the estate
a. 0i Franklin Longenherger late oi CO.
lUmbIa COMFY, deed. have been gran.edi
by the Register oi said county, TO Wink.
Longenberger, OF Beaver Twp. Col. CO,
All peTsous having claims or demands
against The estate of the decedeni. viii
present Ibem TO lie administrator tor sertieun
en;,and those indebted 10 the estate ars
requested 10 make pay ment immediately
10 he undersigned.
VIM X LONGENBERGER.
Adm
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03
GEN. TAYLOR WOUNDED
THE. RECENT FIGHT.
StuartS Dash Om Vienna.
IIeintzIeman reported to be in Jatksous rear.

Alexandra, Aug 2s "A gentleman who
arrived here tonight reports that Gen. Tay-
lor in The engagement yesterday, was so
severely wounded that he may have TO sub
nit 10 an amputa'ion OF The r'gh leg
This morning, about 81 clock, Stuatt's
rebel cavalry made a dash through Falrfax
Couri House, on their way TO Vienna, which
Is about thirteen miles from Wash ington -
The Union people oil that section have all
fled TO The latter city.
A fight was going on to>day,it is reported,
al Manassas. Hein:zleman from Pope s
advance, had. it was rumored, got il Jack
sons rear. He is supposed TO have force
oi 90 600 The firing was distinctly heard
here (Alexandriaj all day,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03

SOLDIERS, SEE TO YOUR HEALTH,
do not trust TO the Army supplies; Cholera
Fever and Bowel complaint will follow
your slightest ndiscEeIion. HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT should be in ev-
cry mans knapsack. The British and The
French troops use no other medicines.
Only 25 cents per Box or Pot 2l6
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03

The teiesrdph here has been telling us
some pretty tough stories about The laie
battles and some OF our most prominent
Generals One dispatch says our loss in
the battle with Jackson's forces al Manassas
aud Bull Run, is 10000, and that OF the reb-
els heavier. Another tells US that General
Mcdowell is favoring the enemy another
that Mcclellan is censured for not assisting
Pope in more substantial manner than he
did. Still another, that Mcclellan has been
arrested for treason But in the course OF
a few hours the last dispatch in relation to
Mcclellan was coniradicled, and dispatch
received at the same lime saying that The
tribune office had been closed by order OF
The war Department These are tough dis
patches 10 believe, although in the main
they may be correct That there has been
hard fought battle is no mistake, aud that
our loss is heavy is probably true; bui il is
not likely 10 be 30 900, in Killed and woun-
/ ded. The fight has been going on for two
or three days, only being interrupted BY
the darkness OF night The Rebels are
making a desperate shove for Washington.
They can't take our Capital, nor we have
not yet taken theirs, but we are going 20.
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Beaver twp, July 9, 1862.
COLUMBIA COUNTY

AGRIC c L LTUR RAJ FAIR
The Executive Coinn-ii at lie Comm.
bia County Agricultural SpclsIy hate hAsd
upon the
18th, 10Th, 18th, 1 18th days OF 8slObtr
next, ss he lime of holdihg their Seventh
Annual Far,
CALEB BARTON. Prs.t
August i3, 1862
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03
LEATHER! LEATHt q !!

'liHE Undersigned would announce. than
= he ha. on haud, al his Hal and Car,
emporium on Main street, Bloom>burs an
assortment of different kind oi leaIler.soc,,
"a fine calf skIns, morocco, red ard black
and iI1lnes, all OF which ne wall sell che an.
rr than can be.ha3 elsewhere in itls mr..
kei. Call aud examine them Tor Yourselves.
JOHN X GIRTON.
Bloomshnrg. Nav 2i 1862
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03

The Post Office Department is oyerrun
with applications for conifmaiions ils As
sisiani Posimaslers. 10 avoid d,aiiing How
many OF these applicants are Democrats =
What have our Republican brawlers 10 say
about this -nolhine.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03

Rev. DR. Breckinridge, who has all His
iiie been opposed to The Democratic party,
some lime ago said:
The permanent triumph Of The Democratic
party in 1864 is The best ,esuk I see 10 be pos
sible joy The ealatry."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-09-03
SuERIFF'S SALES.

By virtue ot certain wriiS of Ftd'i FGoiaS
issued oui of ahe Cour OF Common Pleas
OF Columbia county, TO me directed will
he exposed 20 pubic sale, al the cnUrl
honse in Bloom-burg, on Saturday ife 2o;h
day oi Sep. 1862, al O'Clock 10 the alter
noon. the following property TO wit
All those certain iour pieces, parcels and
tracts OF land, situate in Columbia county.
Penn'a, bounded as follows 10 wit ONE
TRACT containing one hundred and iye, e
Acres and twenty Two perchss, situate in
Pine township, in said county, bounded by
land-of Thomas Ewes deceased, Thomas
Benheld, Luther A. Gsrman, Jackson Rob-
bins, and others, whereoE are erected a
Plank Honse, partly finished, and 4 Log
Stable, abou, SO Acres of which are clear
ed land. ONE OTHER TRACT situate
partly in Greenwood and partly IN rine
township, conaiEinc Two hundred aud tihy
some acres and eighty six perches, bound-
ed by lands of Geo Greenley, w. Greenlev
r. Greenley. Joseph Ewes, t. Longshore,
NJ. Carson, W. Lawion, Samuel Musgrove
aud others, on which are erected dwelling
house, stable aud saw mill, abont 25 Acres
of which are cleared land. ONE OTHER
TRACT situate in Greenwood township
aforesaid, toniaining l3l Acres, bounded
by land of George MssieTs, WAITS, Nj
Renee, f Heaceck. TIlmons' estate, and
Others, about 20 Acres Of which are cleared
land. ALSO ONE OTHER Tract situate
in Pine township, aforesaid, containing 9
one hundred and ninety acres and twelve
perches, bounded by land OF Benz. Winter
sieeD, - Ly ons, Thomas Stackhouse,
Thomas Benfield aud Others, about thirty
acres of which are cleared land.
Seized taken in execution aud 10 be sold
as The properly o. James BeDry.
JOSIAH II. FURNAN,
Sheri6's Office, Sheriff.
Bloomsburg, Sept. 3 1862.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY ooRREcrED WEEKLY
ESTRAY MARE.

EAME 10 The residence of The subscriber
~ ~ OraReevdle. Columbia
county, on Saturday the 26'h <M4-TN
day of August, 1862, BAY A
MARE, with white spot or eSIezxSA
star on her forehead. The owner ~tli come
forward, prove properly, pay charges and
lake her away. Otherwise she will be sold
de The law directs.
SAMUEL EVERETT.
Orangeville, Sept 1862.
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SECOND BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
Terrific Cenlicl on the old Field.
BATTLE LASTED from DAWN To DARK.
OUR Loss 600 KILLED. FOUNDED.

The rebels suffer Twice as Severely The
enemy Yelreaiing toward The Mountains.
Geo. Pope IN hoi pursuit I've have
made very Large Captures Official re-
por, oil the Baile The enemy repoHed
Ie-eniorced Gen. Pope reported falling
back'-No fighting OF consequence on
Sunday Our troops Well Concentrated
aud in good Spirits
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MARRIED..

o. the 2sth ult. by the Rev. WIN J. Eyer
MIR George HARLEM OF Mahonins twp
Montour county. 10 Mss Harriet Heller, of
Madison township.
Or May 2s'h. al Cat awissa, by The Rev.
NJ p CrosIhwaIte B. BaIrTAN of Ne "
c lumbus, 10 Miss ELizABETH Z. LEwls OF
Coles Creek
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PETEssoE's DETrcToR The Deiec,or Is
an institution. A glance at lis pages show
it 20 be among The very best, and only reii-
able Deieclor OF The day-ii looks good, and
sc have moi space to spare TO express Que
quarter Of The appreciation we would pay to
the skill, labor and enterprise that stands
onl prominent in the Infringement Of This
Dslecior, and which is evident 10 The most
casual observer OF iis pages. Il should be
in the hands OF every slofekesper in The
whole country aud we would advise all
persons who handle paper money 10 send
one dollar IN letter, for years subscrip-
lion, TO The peblishers. and thus subscribe
for The monthly issue OF il al once. T.. B.
Peterson. publisher so6 Chestnut 81. PhiIa.
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BLOOMS BURG
BARBER SHOP.


THE undersigned respectfully in forms
the ciiizsns Of Bloomsbury, and ihs
pnblc generally. that he ha~ reoFeued ~
Barber Shop, located on Main Street, IN ,i.
white Frame buiding, nearly oppo-iie tho
Exchange Block: " bere le IS ~ all limes
ready 10 wal; upon his customers TO eLt,fe
satisfaction.
SHAVING A ND HAlRDRESSING.
Will be eAeeuIed with care and nearu,ss
aud in the mo> fashionable siJis snd Oh
yery moderate terms
~ Shampooirs, done mp IN Cily style.
He solicI,s pnblic patronage aud .plsd.es
his best eLdeayOrs 10 give every reasoua ao.s
satisfaction.
CHARLES HENRY NOLL.
Bloomsbury. Aug 8. 1852