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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-28

THE attention of the public and the trade is invited our w Scale Z Octave Rose
woodP Piano Fores, which for voumea and purity of tone are unuvaHedb by any bhh"ot
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lHarpP Pedal Iron Frame OverSuun9 Bass Sc, and each instrument bemg mace
under the personal sopervsiou OF Mr. J. H GRoVESFEEN, who has had practical e-
uehence of over 81 years in heir manufacture, is fuy wauented ~ every particular nL,
The Groveseen Piano-Fofe Reciyedhe Highest a0ord Of Her" oU@ oH others,
at the CdebrGed Worlds Fair.
Where were exhibited Instruments from the best makers of London, Paris Germany,
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five succe~fvey years., the gold and silver medals from both OF which can pc seen a. Ut
Forte and by manufacturing largey, with a strictly cash system, are enabled 10 o%'
these ms rumens att prices which will preclude call competition.
PRICES:-No ], Seven Octave, round coners,R Rosewood plan case 9No 60
Seven Octave round corners Rosewood heavy moulding $500. n o 81 seven c"e1
ropd corners. Rmew wood Louis XIV style S325 a FAC snHe OF the aoovec L
TER NET G. ASH, IN CURRENT EUN IDS.
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General Agent, 427 B'o4dway, n. Y.
July 20. lS64.-3m.
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National Claim Agency,
CONDUCTED BY
Harry 81 COLLINS,

WdOTIIANU OIf. u. Q.
TN order 10 facilitate the prompt ADJUST
u ment of Bounty, arrears OF pay, Pension
and other claims due soldiers and other
persons from the Government of the U. ),
the undersigned has made arrangements
with the above firm whose experience and
close proximity to, and daily intercourse
with the Department, as well as the early
knowledge acquired by them of the decis-
ions frequently being made, enable them
10 prosecute claims more e8eelually Than
Attorneys al a distance can possibly do
All persons entitled 10 claims OF the above
description can have them properly attend
ed 10 by calling on me and entrusting them
10 nv care. w WRIT,
Agent for Harry & Collins.
Bloomsbprg, August 10, 1884.
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To. onr Patrons anc the Public.

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printing material and every article enter
ing into our business, has compelled US 10
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'ers ia Bloomsbury, will on and after the
I<t OF September, 1864, make an advance
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w. H.JACOBY, Publisher Stdr.
Bloomssurg, Aug. 10, 1864.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
ACon.iaernse Husband.

a lady who had been travelling during taepsst
summer. on her return home. wrote 10 distant
friend an account OF her Journey. and. among
other things. of the foAo~ing adventure: !"
concluded nv various exploits oy suddenly visit
ing I'D NeptuDe's bed at the bottom of the
ocean, Nut OF my own free will. howeyer. |
was iorebIy throvn from The deck of ship, a.
we're fishing excursion. As ususl,
nv good nan was alter me IN twnkling, and
caught me rs resppeareJ on the surface. and
with prompt assistance from the scat was fish
ed udagain, sorry looking specimen OF human
ity hut all sound and unhsrmed. though very
narrow escape :" I be husband adds r ), in
which. among other things. he saws: " Mrs
- tells she has written TO you about her
being saved from being food for FISHES by the
SUBSCRIBER Well. il NAV be so, but she had on
great lot OF Jew eiry, which | thought was
worth sasing, psrliculaFly.s IS gold noN Is pretty
high"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16

IuEsRY ALLEN, Ss~ York Livery snd.saisss -
"a xes- IL and Ia Esst Perl street., IN the -
fe1cs Blocf fet.4.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16

Az the American DispensSry we also treat wrTHoCr
sEEcuEf, and with never failing success Veneresl.
what the quacks call private secret diseases-syphy
LIS in ali its stages Gonorrhrs, Gleet Structure Sperm
atorrhca, Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility impotency, ard Effects OF Self-Abuse
The last six freatei in Private Letter." which
will be sent free, receipt Of stamp.
Ny treatment deer unnecessary 10 enlarge upon.
Tue remarkable and astounding performed through
the agency OF the INDICATED yAPOR BATHS and the
medical application OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY the
alternate OF these two medical agents get three
70 effect By emin alton. morbid matter Is forced
ofthe system, and BY the absorbauts medicine Is nme
dstey brought In contact with disease By the app lea
ton Of RLECTR0-AAGNETISM, nervous enervation 10
restored, and power added 10 the muscular system.
viii sfesa =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
RAILROAD Timetable.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
III ~ a57Y
Now York Through Line.

GUNNER ARRANGENENT-TwO THROUGH E1
- press Trains between Cleveland and New York
Takes effect july IL, 1864.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
Most Important TO Young Men.

Whose hollow cheeks and pAled countenances tell In
fearful language and silent working OF terrible dis
ease, undermining the constitution, memory and reason;
hurry ing them to premature death. Reflect while
son holds sFay, and avail yourself Of the services Of Dr.
Pendery whose treatment disspaes the slightest disease
and cures the weakness other cause
Of serious difficulty or perpetual annoyance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16

FENHE nadersizped have this day formed eorsrtrer-
ship an Tie saloon .Rd Restaurant business here
toiort known Heze&Shs, a. Ne. IS North Illinois
street.
he new Erin Siii b happy 10 receive continuance
u the custom heretofore extended 10 the
The best Of heucrs wines and cigars kept constantly
hand. aud In the restsurani ali the deles>es q the
son vii ~ teEvet up on the shortest no;ee prepared
~ he aost esPeri>uosd cooks
HENRY V RgZEKiAa,
Y. JOHN
Indianapolis. September q is64. sept3s.du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16

WYE WOULD CALL TRE ATTENTION OF DRUG
w GiSTS 10 the above establishment, and invite
them, when In the city, 10 look through our stock.
Our goods were bought when gold was at 81 IS, srf
before the additional SO per cent increase Ia Tariff Duty
which, confident will enable Us to sell goods In
line very low and yet realize profit We will du-
edered
Orders are solicited Ie1'64diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
ne. ST.
United States Marshaps Notice.

Uaifed Ststes Of America District Of Indiana. rs:
VNTHEKsAs. LlREL u IMPORTATION HAS
w been died II the Nsllid Court Of the United
States ~ith aud for the gbth Circuit and District Of
Indiana e-isth day Of Noyerher. 1851. By John
Hanna Esq Attorney u the United State. for toe Tie
uet OF ind ana sns 40 bales OF cotton marked a. FOL
lows Ihxt - - bales marked IL "A, - AID -
bale marked .syoa, b0rton. II a. against
Sous lawfully IN evening tor their interest therein
ssrea Tor violation Vt the Consress the procs
Pre- tent OF the Uaftsd States ana OF the
rule aud regulations Of tue secretsr, Of the Treasurer
Of United stses and thr rules aud regnat u The
Conmissoner % ihteraf ks venue. and ts ING roc--
said - bales ct cotton. alc that the
be condemned and sold.
Nov. therefore. ia pursuance Of the Aontion rndeT
tho s4td Court. dire ted and svered. do
hereby give pablc notice TO all persons ella ming ss'd 90
bales cot on or any part thereof OF IN any manner In
therein. they be I'D appear before the said
Court 81 Untvd b eeld the
cS Of dauapas IN and Tor The District of Indians. on
The nrst TUESDAY u Nay neat 10 O'Clock OF the fore
noon cay. then there T. ierPoss their
claims and make tbeir allegations Il that behalf
u. q. kUSE, L. = Marshal.
By l. >. BIsxLoS. deputy.
Ats-t. wArr }. Ssuz. Clerk
innsaapali.. SOssmbsr 2l,t. lst+. dec2 di4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
United States MarshaPs Notice.

Cautd States o. America. Dtsffttf 81 fhdtan1, IS
VNyH. MAS. A Libel o. INFORMATION HAS
w ben nisd in the Di>trie; Court q the United
Slas ithln for Eighth Circuit and District q
Irdl1na on the Eta cay Of November lso&, ey John
Hsnns "a Ausrsy 81 the United ststrs for he Dis
tTct Of haisna sin.t the flo ing described Effects
aud PROV ny AID o-y Of one kdvArd W Burton, tnst
4 -sy sE4ss o. II I've Gadred dollars (sSv)
ia n pey. t. tie hsuds o. one William z. fdson.
Cerk The my & Fosrs. aid pt<trct. and eg ans
al ~tuli iut rvenRs f0r their incre therein,
aid or peeia sgsiust tbs sAld tdesri W. buFion.
D. beng suliy aiding snt ab-tflug armed rebellion
he tassnaeug 81 tue Uutted sttes. and seized
fof tiulstion ths 81 the Jh 90 states hy Tim.
"a. I'D ka~.sa ". katton the saA MONEY belas enc
mles ptep~T5 si prssii proee against ssif uoney.
sta thst the u.ss be co deglned esem.ss prop
cry.
49,. therefore. IN pursuance et he Aontuon under
TIE zeal u Cont. crecteo I'D delivered, Go
kesbg sass p1bl asiies al par claiming ssld
none pat ~ r.of. or u manner in-rres.d
fhrrein hsi they ana sppea befts te sad, The la
trci Csan Of un'tsd Stae 60 be he'd in the ely 81
lndsha ohs. % ssd tr tie Dstrit II lad tn
art fee DAY 81 Nay = 10 oesck q The rvnoon
VI thai eAy then aad esrr iaerposs Their claims and
usksth.H slsgatsns 10 that behalf
d. g. KIOSK. L. ; NAFshs.
~ 4 > EsaEto~. Depaty.
Attest VAT Ssru, Clerk
Indianapolis. fov~nbsr Ia. isss. das-diH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR coLyoUR. MEDICAL OFFICE NO - soUTH
- serdsau Street fcrfeits his fee II be falls IN
ng sny case that may under bis care, matter
hos obstinate or long standing. he warrants you .
syphilis. in the primary stage. helped IN
1tss cured IN 20 hour elect Of 20 years standing
cured BY Dr. c. otce hours Tto l0Pk msr25
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16

And also all inasnatory diseases For further insor-
nation call and Judge fer yourself.
challenge the public 70 bring ms case cannot
cure, brought before the Golden thread Il broken
III T0dice hours nom A. ~ TO 8 p. N. p. o. Box
1264. nov30c -dlyeod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
znoher haud thy sword hall Weld.
Another hard the stsrdsrd wave,
TIL fr.m the trumpsts mouth - peslet
The bla % tsiumph DER thy grave.


q II A
Peat "a Fuel.
-. Experiments have recently been made under
the anspfces OF some enterpri-ing merchants Of
Boston, for utilizing peat fuel. New Eng
land contains iheIhanstble supplies of this sub
stance which IL used TO some extent BY farmers,
but il l. objectionable account of the smoke
and "a odor incident TO IT. combustion. These
do not come from the peat itself. but rom the
urconve-fed vegetable fibre with which il is in
terminglei The economical separation OF these
6bres ha. been made study both in this ccun-
try and in Europe. The experiments made here
have been completely sucressiul. We are not
&C liberty to 40 into particulars. but it has been
demonstrated that PEAT can be freed OF extraDe-
Gus matter made into cakes OF a suitable size
fSr burning. and cold for not exceeding 81 per
ton The peat thus prepared gives an intense
heat and il free from smoke or unpleasant odOr,
and for making iron or ior locomotive use IL -
said that a TIM of il will 20 as far ton and a
half Of anthracite coal II the sangune eIpec-
tstioss at those who have been engaged in the
experiment are realized. New England will at no
distant period supply her owu fuel Ii is prooa-
bic that companies will so0n be organized 10
manufacture this fuel
2-
Respect rnE AGED Many an old person has
the p,i1--not bo.iIy. but sharper still-of feel
ing him-eIf in the Wy. Some one wants his
place. He verg chair 10 the chimney corner il
CRU igesi him. he i burthen - son or daagh
Ter The very ann which pols him Is taken
away from productive labor. AS he sits
81 the tHbe ms oun guests are TOO idle or too
nnkirl To make him sharer in their mirth
Thew grudge the trouble 1T that raiscd voi' e
which alone could make him one Of them, and
when he spe ,k< II IL onlv TO he put sside as u
norant or desIised. "a Oh fashioned or obsolete
q. litIle do you Younger persons know that
power of giving pain or pleasure. IL IS q pair
for snv man still in this world To be made TO fee
that he IL M longer Of Il: 10 be driven In UPON
his oxn little world Of conscious isolation and
buried enjoy ment Blu. this y his condtion
Audit any iretfulness OF auefuiorsness OF TEN
per has aggravated IL: if others love him not be
cause he isnot amisble. shall &c pity that con
ditioB the}esss Shall upbraid il With thai
which is itself the worst part ofsnl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
MEDICAL.
Dr. N. y. PENDERY,
DISPENSARY.
No. "a l-2 E. Washington st.


THE AMERICAN DlsPTSsARY WE TREAT BT
n nev method asd with the happiest results all
cases Of Diseases aud conditions peculiar 70 females
Proapsas ler, failing OF the womb Eruptons Of the
skin, Cbioro-s, or Green sickness-charaoterxed By
yellovish, dirty green pslor Of the surface kransc
Aessum. - absent EenStruation: Auenorrhea, or Re-
tenton OF the Aenses; Dysmenorrbea. painful and d
cult fov Of the Il use; AenOrrhsgA, prOfuse Men
situation; Beuchorrbea and altered secre
ton Of the mucus-generally white nearly ecloress
and transparent.
Reader have given yeo class OF diseases that are
met with ia Females Of all ages. shether married
married; and 70 married Females would say that there
many other orms Of diseases peculiar % your
diseases Of Pregnancy, Psrturten, and Lactaton, Of
which space will not admit calculation. omit IL for
The council chamber adding but one more disease 70
this list and that formidable cne-Uiceraton the
body Of tho Uterus.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
80 - a------=a-- -
TAKEN UP

rUNAKES Up by TIE subscriber. the 9Th Of Decem-
Der, light Gray Horse. fifteen aud half hands
high supposed 20 6e right or nine years old. Had
bride, saddle ard halter The owner Is requested 10
forward prove property, pay charges md take
away. q. 7. ANRRSTICK.
Mlersvills Ind. bee 10. Is64-deel2-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16

eli RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
HA1L~A
1864. &Qa 1854.
{ NEW BROAD GAUGE
Passenger. Freight. Mail, Express
aud Through Route,
Connecting q, Salamanca. n. T., with TIE Erie
.s forms continuous Sin Feet Track frosn New Tort
On and after Monday, Nay ls.h, 1854. ThrOuzh PAS
ssnger and Freight Trains WIN run regularly between
CLET'EL.f.s-D s. .A-EW' FORK.
NEW AND IMPORTANT PASS
ENGER ROUTE.
FARE as Low AS BY ANY OTHE
ROUTE.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Passengers BY this Line have choice Of Eve drerss.
routes between New York and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS
Car be obtained q the Oees q the Erie Railway,
west also at the Central Ticket once under the Wed
dell House. Cleveland o.
AK for Tickets ola the Atlantic and Great West
srn and Erie Raileds
Passenger Trains stop Mesdviae thirty minutes CIV
ing Passengers ample time 20 dine At the
"McHENRY HOUSE.
The bes; Railway Hotel IN the country.
New and Expeditions Freight
Line--ALL RAIL.
Notrsnshipment Of freIghtseiween New York and Ak.
or Cleveland
Merchants in the West and Southwest win End Il to
their advantage 10 order their goods be forwarded via
the Erie and Atlantic Great Western Rslwsys, thus
saving trouble and expense.
Rafes Of Fyeiskt as Lo1 as By dny other Ell
Rail Reate
Especial attention will be given the speedy
perfection Of Freight OF all kinds, East or West.
fhe Engines Cars and other equipments Of this CON-
pany entirely new. and Of Tie Improved mod
style.
The only direct route te the wonderful .fI
OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Via Meanwhile OF Cory.
From LesVitisburg, the hshcring Branch ruls 20
Youngstown and the Coal Mines.
Ths Road !. being extended. and will be IN
pete running order to Gallon. Urbsns Dayton snd Gin
cinlst, without break Of gauge.
J. FARSSwORTH, General Freight Ageat.
7. II. GOODMAN. General Ticket Agent.
H.F. sWEETsER, Gent Supt.
Aesdvllle, Pa, Nov. 10, 1853. nyi4-diy
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-15
The Missouri Invasion.
Interesting Details.

The region in which the rcbcl forces comm enecd
their operations IN Missouri is the richest IN tho
United States In miners. RESOURCES. II IL situate
In The heart Of the mining country, and sbounjs
with rich 'ofes Of copper lead and iron. Pilot
Knob which WAS % gallsu,ly hold BY General
Bwins. was strongly fortified place gu tho spur
OF the Iron Mounisins, and about eighty miles
south Of St. Louis with which IL connects by rail-
road. 1t is of considerable strategic importance,
and hs Possession hy the rebels en-.
sblcs shem 10 threaiNn both 81. Louis and
Jefferson c,ty--thc commercial and the political
capital Of the Safe. The distance from Pilot Knob
to Je'erso City is about 100 miles and II Is under
stood shat Price aims u nothing les than the cap
ture Of that place, and tho estshishnnen, Of STATE
government, the nachincry Of which he hos
brought with him, in the shape Of . Governor
sud State Oh GERS. The rebol operations ngsiust
PHO, Knob vere markell with great skin. Tie
approaches wc7o cut off and the place was then
closely invested. Gen. Ewinss force did not con-
sis, Of o~cr 1000 nen--ths l4th lows Iniauiry,
new Missouri regiment, and detachmeuts Of the
Ta.ri and Sixth Missouri cavalry. The rotol
forces directly engaged In the attack consisted OF
not less than ten thousand men. Toe guns IN
tho fort CONSISTED of 64-pounders and few field
p.ecos. TIE enemy made no less than four des-
porste assaults on the place and in charge
advanced to tho very wuzIles Of our guns. rhey
were beaten hack each tme with heavy
loss. BIT the hopelessness Of receiving sup
Plies, and the formidable character Of the
rebel demonstrate ns determined General Ewing
to s,ienp, 10 save his command before Il WAS
too late. He accordingly Withdrew after spiking
bis guns and destroying all the government Irop-
erty that he could nos carry away with him. He
fell back, therefore, towards the Southwest branch
Of the Pacific Rllroad, in the direction Of Jefferson
City, all the other avenues n egress being held by
tho rebels Al last accounts General Ewing bad
reached Harrison Station, in Crawford county.
General Rasecrans sent train with supplies from
e. L0uls t3 bun W tbs lsQe Of tho ksysmec kyox.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-15

Tie Sewpo News PUBLISHES the following le.tor
from Nj. Belmoot in reference to CERTAIN charges
n.vAnlei agains, him during tie political Canvass
for TIE Presidency,
nelLsvuE AVENUE NHwroar, o.. B. 1863.
To ne Bditor Of ihs Nelc Ort ID ny Ssui:
sM i-i"Ir plpSr o. S:lM la,l fgpraiucos
watch am charsed with having bought p the
c. lcago Cinvent or, paid largc Sans u or.ar 10
Suta Toe nomination Of Gea,,r'l Cle.Aa, hold
large amount OF Confederate securities, svmpa,h 4
ing v.sh the 70, elton, and dcpioc-t.ng Un.op G.
tories" 10 either With oihe absIri.t cs Of similar
nature. Al these statements OF Mr.. Wri. lit A.
well as the comments which you base UPON thcm,
are false in every particular and pronoInoe them
an absurd and shameful invention rom BEGINNING
" end. As you have publ. shoi these clluuinies in
be most conspicuous portion OF your p per, | ex.
poet that you VIII have sutil,ent sose o. Justice
10 give this letter au equally prumnout place in
your next issue. Your Ouedicn servant.
ArGusr BELMONT.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-15

-: Ions sace > i,, p,,isn frou. she Tn on pr -.
'he = ~ 'ociode-sc ciltoiy u, A 'crsony.l.e,
"s1ej nron the r-csiieu', md aid before him Tue
condiu1n OF those IN on soldiers now laa ,,iishing
'Id p-tstins in southern eunreons. EIlcf was
TTo;n ~. nbd shortly n p Exchange con,a n.
ers held some eorrc.Ton .ence with tho relcl A..
thorIo,. The nosot a,iols however fen tbroiyh,
OWING &c she positive order. s,you Ia our Ctan,'
Sonese that rcgro prs r,cra should lie Included In
tic cartel, Gu tho satne t"-n, a. the white SELLERS.
Tic rcteis asreel W erctsn.e white men, bu,
~ould mako no CONCESSIONS in favor Of black men.
In REFUSING 10 snrh.ng. the white prisonoro uple,,
'ae okscss vero als-o liberated, NJ. Lr,ooLs h..
rssae himself morally responsible before the Conn
Try for the siIcr.ncs and death Of thousands Of
bravo men, Who might a, tb,. noront la ,crx,,,
in tho ranks Of GrASrs army or a, lea-, ending
tho remnant O, her exr.nc, nurrount,ed bv
Their families and frisnd,. I'll. largo .xeo.. y,
Confcleraio pr.son. - III our hands WINS .bund,n,
security for the lacs sIler. who u,,,id h.v,
s..,n lea In tie e,u,hern pri,,ps AMI q, ,hs n,c-
PER moment our Government could have in.,cl
upon Q favorable .rrnnyonent a., ,hnr nv,
change. II white mon belonging 10 ,he Union
armies could have tcen esch.ns cd for white
men belonging 10 ,he Confnle,,,e fo,c.s
II SEEMS tic re..aeu,on, Of er,,,,tv ,h.,
sh.v x.r. 40. 4, ...,-t -. a, - r,., ,