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TO CONSERVATIVES

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in
L few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung a cton and
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrption used (tree of charged with the directions
preparing aud using the same, which they will find
CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, NRoSCHiTIs, &c
The ouly object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription benefit the afflicted and spread informa
ton which he cOncciycs to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, it will them
nothing and may prove n blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Raw EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williams burgh
Kings County, New York
Nov 2, 1861
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NOTICE is hereby given that thu partnership here.
~ t0iore existing between the Subscribers under tho
nfm of CRIrz SNYDER, IN the Milling Business, in the
Locust valley MINIS, IN Locust township, Columbia
county, was dissolved, on the th Of October i56l by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the late frm
requested 10 make settlement with .4oS Snyder
siding AZ The Min and by whom all dcbts Of the late firm
viii be settled The Notes, Bonds Book accounts, &C.
are in the hands " said snyder, foI early paym NJ.
NOAH LRITZ,
AMOS SNYDER.
October TO- laGI.-Qfn.
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Bss- Fsx and Stohner have disso lived
partnership. Stohner continues the bust
ness. Call and see him.
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AUDITORS NOTICE,

Estate Of Isaac ". MnSs'ous, deceased.
THE Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court OF CO.
lunbia tounty to make di ributon of the in tbs
hands of Samuel Musgrove and Aaron Musgrova, I'D.
nnstrators Of the -stae OF Isaac Musroye deceased
TO and among the persons entitled the same accord.
ing TO the rates and in the proportions fixed by law
Will meet the parties Interested for the purpose Of his
appointment on Tuesday the 18th day of January A. p
let2 al his office in Bnomshusg; wben and where ali
pssons having claims, requested present them or
be forever debarrcd from coming in for share of tho
said assets.
JOHN C. FREEZE, Asdftor.
Bloomsburg, Dee. 81, ISGl At.
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DEPARTURE OF THE REBEL EN-
EOYS.
BOSTON. Jan.

BosToN, Jan. l..
The stcam tug Starlight left Fort War
rcn at eleven O'Clock this morning with
Mason and Sidel, and their secretaries,
for Provincotown, where they will be
transferred to the steamer Rinaldo, now
laying there.
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We|lsboro, Pa, December 23, 1861.

:o:---
Star of the North Still glows
Thy calm and steady ray,
As for long countless years,
Among those brilliant spheres,
Moving each various way, =
Thy light was shed.
Unmindful Of the woes,
The signs, the groans, the tears;
Cold in thy distant orb,
llow small and faint appears
This planet where We dwell,
In doubt and dread.
Myriads of stars roll by
Thy fixed and stately place
In ever pcopling space;
And as they nightly glide
Beneath thy glowing eye,
w llu uUlHS!GSS lECuu
See, for they cannot hide,
What various works absorb
Has, from their earliest birth,
Dull folly been their guide
Or is it but from Earth
Reas has fed?
Oh star of steady ray!
Oh star Of changelcss spot
To thee, whate'er betide,
The steel tipped needles point;
In darkness and in day,
Though we may see thee not,
Iowc'er the bark MAJ ride,
Though storm or wreck disjoint,
BY thee the wand 'rer steers
To find his destined port;
Oh shall we once again,
Star of the North arise,
And like to full grown men,
Sick Of the gibes and jeets
Of every petty court,
Sick of the plundering crew,
Sick of the laundering few.
Reach upward to the skies
Asking thy fast support;
Thee for an emblem take,
Star of long ages past,
Stcadfast thy light partake,
And with thee sink at last 7
From Maine TO Mexico,
And from the farthest East
To the Pacific shore,
May the loud battles roar
Hush to the hum of peace;
This agonizing throc
Bring forth complctcst joy,
Eternal Union Priest,
Heart secular, destroy,
Bid ordinations cease,
And every sirglc star
In pristine brilIiance shine -
Each in his place, and mono
Blotted by bloody war;
But as by FIRST design,
Blazing again as one.
-:0:
See the lovely budding maiden
With her self Importance laden
See the future she discloses
To her husband, love and roses
See the sweet tobacco ehewer
Mouth as filthy as sewer
On his nose tue blooming roses
prpiiV future be Asclnvcs.
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NEW BUSINESS FIRM.
Mercantile Business,
CIGARS & TOBACCO

large assortment Of choice Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes
n Fruits Confectionery aud Notions generally geth.
or with full stock of HATS aud CAPS, constantly on
hand and iur sale cheap, al the "BoOnsburg Hat Cap
Emporium"
JOHN x, GlRTON,
Boomshutg, March 10, isG1.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
AUDITOR S NOTICE.
Estate of RamS9U Uaoe1buch. derfo,

THE auditor appointed by the Orphans Court uf Co
lumbia county to distribute the in tba hands Of
Lewis Larish. admir- of the Estate of Ramsay Hagen.
buch decd to andamOng the persons entitled receivs
the in the and according to the rates and
proportions allowed by law; will meet the parties in.
terested Tor the purpose Of his appointment on WE'D
Bloomsbury at which time aud place all persons
qnrod to present their claims be forever debarod
from coming in for a share Of said assets.
JOHN G, FREEZE,
Bloomsbury, Dec. 81 Is6-4t yfuRte~.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate of Jain Price deceased

THE Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of Co.
lumbia Couay to report liens agans, the heirs Of John
Prce deceased and to make distribution among the
persons entitled ofhe balance in the hands of John
SNYDER Trustee, by appointment of the court in tho
order aud proportions fixed by law,w the parties
Interested for the purposes Of his appointment on
Monday the h rtrenth day nf January A. ID Ted9 at HIS
office Ia Bloomsbusg When and where all
claims, are required 10 present tn he forever de-
barred from coming in for share Of said fund.
w. WRIT .fuditor.
bloomsbury, bee. 81, l56l.-4t
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W'sgae .NeesCs.
Illness of Gen. Mcclellan.
THE CASE OF MASON AND Sill.
DELL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I.

WASHINGTON, Jan. I.
Gen. Mcclellan continues quite ill.,
The severe cold, under which he has been
suffering, has taken an unfa vorablo turn,
and his physicians have fears of atyphoid
fever.
There is a rumor to-day that ldessss.
Mason and Slidel will be sent out in a
British war steamer. They were to be
released to day.
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EXCHANGE. HOXGg,

THE Proprietor Of this wclknoN and centrally locs
l ted House, the ENCnAAcE loTEI, situate Mai,
street in Buumsburg, Immediately rNuOsitc the Cnlum
ha County Court House respectfully i.tuTms his riends
aud the public IN general that his ilOusc s nov in or
for the reception aud entertainment travellers who
may feel disposed 10 favorit With their custom lie has
spared expense in preparing the EXCHANGE, for the
entertainment Of his guests neither shall there be any.
comfort His house is spacious and enjoys excellent
business location.
~ Omnibuses run Al all times between ths Exchange
Hotel and the various Rail Road pt pots by which Tav
eers wll be pleasantly conveyed 10 and fruu tho re-
MM r. hOONE
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DR.. SlLKWORTH,
w. WIRI, ESQ.

NOW occupies the room up stairs in front in Mr..
Unangst's brick building, on Main Street below the
American House, most convenient office where he
viii be happy at all times to his fieads and clients
bloomsbury Nov, q, ls6l-3m.
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Special Notices.

l. 4 s H I o ABLE OIL THING
i A l. L.
The oIdestablishod
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR
al the southwest corner of
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS
Is now prepared with
FULL STOCK OF FASHIONABLE READY MADE
CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR
at prices which challenge competition
Particular attention given to Customer Work oicera
Uniforms also Home Guards suits, &c.
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR
Southwest corner Of
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS
PETER S. LEVICK, Proprietor
Nov. 16, 1861 MAY ], lS6l-l2n
uT- THOMAS w. MATTSON, Received the Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair la London 1851, for TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, Boots shoes and Gums. Great induce
now offered to purchasers of the above art
cles This is much the largest stock Of trunks, Carpet
Bags Valces SC, in Philadelphia very cheap for
No. 4O2 Market Street one door above 4h, South side
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SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY d, 1862.
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DIS S O L L TION.

Dec, as, 1861
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ADVEkIIsEAEArs published in the D1rL, or al.es
"squsre" for three insertions and 40 cents ~ -.
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~ No gratnito9s Adverhsemenfs. No rep ,rt rsso.
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tain you with any detail of the treasures of art
we have found They have been often de.
scribed, and have often thought that even
the most successful in descriptions of this kind
must be panied to see how far they come short
OF expressing their own impressions, or of rails
ing the readers thoughts to even the thresh-
old of the reality to be entered upon in the
presence of these immortal works of ancient
art To select single example. In
one room of this Museum are the Faun
of Praxileles, and the Dying Gladiator. Now
l might succeed in telling you something
about these glorious works. What strength
and intensity of combat; revealing in the clot.
ted hair and swollen veins, the fearful history
OF the past hour And now, the moving
scene before us! His blood oozing slowly out
of the cruel cash in the side! The mighty
frame yielding in every muscle The grace
full but brawny foot the sole of which has
been hardened by life of of free and joyous
existence in his northern forests. Then, too,
the face is so far from the Roman type, while
preserving character that a Roman must
have admired.
Now, without turning from this picture of
agony, and strength, look little beyond. A
vision Of loneliness, and ease and joy The
form is youthful figure, with nothing but the
pointed ears to distinguish it from the Roman
race-leaning gracefully on the trunk of
tree, free and almost roguish smile upon his
face, and absolute perfection of grace and life
in every limb Something of this sort l
might enlarge upon, If were an art.critic or
poet But how represent the combined effect
of two such works, as the eye glances from
one to the other2 Such dreams of wild
and reckless Joy in the graceful child of the
woods; such surging memories, and despair.
ing visions in the dying barbarian. Where
else in this wide world do such conflicting
emotions meet and blend? In these few re-
mains of the chisel must we look for the only
trophies of ancient Rome, that approach to
perfection.
We now returned to the square, and de.
scended the steps we had mounted, to ascend
others, more stately, and more lofty They
lead to the rich old church, Ara Coel, once the
site of the temple to Jupiter Capitolinus |
tried 10 picture to myself, in the place of the
ugly facade Of this church, the imposing bu ID
ing from whose fragments it, perhaps, has
been ornamented. But the damaging contrast
disappeared in a measure on entering. The
church within is really grand. The nave,
with its two rows of antique pillars, of differ
ent length and styles yet all so perfect in them.
selves, and of such precious material the
pavement of richly variegated marbles and
the chapes, with their spirited fresCoes, all
bring out of heterogeneous masses a certain
unity which really forms one of the most fit.
ting monuments to the proud empire and reli-
gion that has fallen, and the better power that
hos triumnhed I nouId mt wondor ot ,pbot
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"a FARM FOR SALE-Situated IN
EOR SALE "A beautifnl residencc I'M
COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SAFE or

~ RENT-Thc Cottage No. rs Crown street contain
ing eight rooms, with good cellar and excellent water
Terms OF payment made easy. large portion can re-
man on orgage II not sold il Will be rented the lat Of
April For further particulars inquire OF H. s. WHIT
TEMoKE' No. 6 Quincy street. d2w mch2s
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GOLD FOR COTTON.
$50 Main Street, Memphis, by
jy4-2w C. HEISKELL.
NOTICE.

The officers and soldiers of Gen. Hurlburts Divis
sion are requested to report to Capt John NJ Marble
at the Gayoso House, this morning, at 10 o'clock, to
make arrangements to join their command
J.. R. SLACK,
ie24-d Colonel Commanding.
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ARTICLE ad-pAr1ENrs AND VISITORS.

ARTICLE 3d-PATIENFS AND VISITORS.
SIC. /. Patients will obey and use all prescription
made for them by the medical officers and administed by
the nurses, will condact themselves with propriety use
profane indecent language under penalty of 81
every oneuse, to accrue to the hospital fund.
sEc Patents in the Judgment of the assistant
geons able to do so viii rise at M and make their
beds.
SEC. g. All patients win, entry into the hospital
Invested Of their clothing, and after being washed
shaved and combed if their admits of invested
in hospital garmen%s AT their dismissal they will leave
all hospital clothing and their own which has
the mean time been thoroughly cleansed.
SEC. 4 Visitors will be admitted Sundays excepted
from A. st till P. They win send up their card
with the Object Of their visit the chief surgeon who
net incompatible with the good of the sick viii admit
s them.
SEC. g. No wine beer sprituous liquor, will be Civ
by visitors TO the PATIENTS and they well delica
cies must be delivered to the surgeon for the benefit
however, the friend the visitor the preferences Indi-
vdualized charity produces heart burnins and jeaI.
ousies, and is therefore improper in this case.
Sac. s. Persons desiring to visit sick
must have addition permit from the Provost Marshal
SEC, :. Csrgymen in their official functions win be
admitted at all hours. aa@a
SEC s. Arrangements are be made to celebrate Dr.
vine service every Sunday morang for such of the sick
as are able and willing to attend
JOHN G. =. H0LSTON,
jy4-tf Medical Director.
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GENERAL ORDER. NO. 0.
HEADoUARrERs U. s. Force

HEADQUARTERS q. 8. FORCES,
MEMPHIS, June "a, 1862.
Il having been made known to these headquarters
that bills posted up the city by Federal officers, adj
vertsing for recruits to join the United States army,
have been torn down by unmtig gated traitorous
vandals, it is hereby ordered that all pei sons guilty
Of said oense, upon detection shall be arrested and
most severely dealt with by the military authorities
and the Provost Guard is required to be vigant and
watchful in detecting the perpetrators.
8 BY orderof JAMES B. SLACK,
Colonel Commanding.
NJ. P. EVANS, A. A. A. Gen. je25-R.
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HE POPE AND THE BIsHoPs.-The Paris
correspondent OF the Courier des Etats Unis
states that the first Of the consistories beld hv
Plus TX. was marked by an unexpected scene.
The Pope opened the consistory BY an sllocu-
tion in which he treated of tribulations and
|. prosecutions and times of trial. AS he is very
.sensitive, his emotion became SO strong that
tears rolled from his eyes, and he burst into
,spbs. All the Bishops wept with him, and,
surrounding him, protested their devotion to
the Holy See.
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Fellow Citizens, it is to you appeal, who have been
wheaton, harrassed and annoyed from the COM
mencement Of this suicidal and unholy war, which
must soon end, VIII you shir duty and depend upon
friends from other States to come and guard from
the diabolcal outrages Of self constituted ogarchy
in violation of every principle of humanity,
common sense2 No, my beloved countrymen, to the
manor born, or adopted, come forward and register
your the solitudes of time, beacon light
to unborn millions, that stand as Leonides at
Thermopyla to guard against rebellion, that force
may not usurp the place of law that mans pro-
perty be not exposed to the violence of another that
the common band Of society be not broken; that
tihce and fraud may not prevail over innocence and
simplicity that all things may rest in peace under the
protection of the old Starpangled Banner, and the
laws eff Of the freest governments in the world
that the weakest among the people may find sanctuary
in the public authority, under the direction of old I'm
Gle SAM who always takes care of his soldiers, and
pays all promises punctually.
This company viii be stationed at Nashville, in COM
Portable quarters, and if only remain in the service
six months bounty and land will be promptly
paid.
Office in the Irving block, Second street
A. CLARK benson,
Recruiting Officer.
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ARTICLE 2nd.-sURGEoNs AND THEIR ASSIST.
ANTS

ARTICLE 2nd.-sURGEoNs AND THEIR ASSIST
ANTS. se4
SECTION 1. Tho chief surgeon will superintend-
ant of the whole establishment, and specially
charge its Hygiene He viii make frequent Inspectors
of the wards the Kitchen the water closets and that
alIhs subordinates at their posts. He will far
possible rectfy all disorders the spot necessary
report the he will admit VISITORS and give them
suitable instructions for their intercourse with the sick
SEC, The assistant surgeons viii have definite charges
assigned them by their ehieaid him the performance
of his duties and visit the sick, twice day
The morning call viii at M the evening
call at P. Each assistant surgeon will his pre-.
scrptons at the bed side of the patient we'll the
diet prescribed and hand the the hospital stew.
ard when the call is finished by him. entered in the
prescription and diet books
SEC. g. Nurses will be kind and affectionate with the
sick entrusted to their care allow themselves unme-
ly jests or profanity, under military penalty
SEC. & Female nurses while they are expected to con-
duct themselves with the utmost dignity and proprey
will at report to the chief surgeon Medical Direct
rudeness improperly Of conduct against them
selves.
SEC. s. ALI the officers and will be mustered by
the chief surgeon * A. NJ, and at p NJ at which
time the assistant surgeons will report that they
sfed, that all the sick are in their wards
SEC. g. The wsrdmaster will be assisted in his duties
by the female nurses in the supervision of the clothing
washing and cooking departments:
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SENT HoME.--140o Federal paroled prison.
ers who have been encamped her for some
weeks, were sent home yesterday Nashville
Union, LIST.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 10.

DISTRICT OF WEST TENN ESSEE,
OFFICE OF THE PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL,
MEMPHIs, Tennessee, Jnly 2, 1862
No newspaper will be permitted to be published within
this District unless the Editors and Propretors thereof
shall first take oath that they will bear true allegiance
the Government of the United States of America and
that they will support the Constitution and Laws thereof
and dsclam all allegiance the SO called
Confederate States Local Provost Marshas will ste that
this order is strictly enforced.
WIN. S. HILLYER.
jySf Colonel and Provost Marshal General.
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BOARDING.

A LADY and gentleman, or two single gentlemen.
II can be accommodated with board and a furnished
room within three minutes walk of Court Square.
Also two unfinished rooms, with board, for rent.
Applya this Office. ie26-Iw
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VOLUNTEERS>u. u . INT
Artillery,
For the State of Tennessee.

nEE hundred and eleven able bodied men have al
ready Joined this company; and eghtyone had dis
patch Nashville Tuesday the LIST Of July The bal
lance who Joined viii come forward and have iame-
date dispatch for our headquarters st Nashville.
A FEW MORE MEN WANTED TO FILL
OUT THE COMPANY.
sIOG bounty. and One Hundred
and Sirfy .4cres of Land.
ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE
As many are opinions that if the lasts three
years they will have TO continue in the service here
you that if the ends in thirty days. the time
/ of enlistment expires
COME MY GALLANT CoUNTRYMEN, NOW Is
YOUR TIME
Our flag able sustain you and Uncle Sam able to
| give all a farm Office in the Irving Block.
A. CLARK benson,
jy3-tf Recruiting Officer.