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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-01-06

IRON CITY COLLEGE, PITTSBURGH,
PA.-There is no Institution Of learning in
the country, al present, attracting so great
an amount OF attention as This. Students
ale flocking 10 il from all paris of the
country, on account OF the reputation it
has among business men for making ihor-
ough, practical and reliable accountants
Ils graduates take precedence over those
of all other Commercial Schools a Dia-
ploma from this College being certain
passport to success ia his business life
The Faculty IS composed OF skiIllul and
experienced men, who stand al the head Of
their profession, and who are well known
10 be emlnent'Y fitted for The positions
they occupy. Every young man in The
country should iry 10 avail himself of the
advantages afforded by a course OF study
ia this College. Circulars of the College,
containing iuil information, car be had on
addressing the Principals, Messfs. JEN-
KiNS & SMITH. Put,buroh Pa.
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Adlninislrator's A No1ice-

Estate Of Henry "a. Diidine, deceased.
ErlERS Of Administration on ,be ga.
= tate OF Henry M Dildine, laie of Mad.
,son , lo"nship, Columbia county, deceased.
nave been granted by the Register of sail
county, TO John Dildins, WHO resides ;o
Limestone township, Mon,our county An
persons haTing claims az ainsl the estate -.
The decedeD; are requested 10 make ihe,n
known to the Administrator without delar
and all persons indebted TO The estate !, ,,
requested to make payment immedia,ely
10 the undersigned.
January 6, 1864. 50
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4 FORTUNE EOss ALL!
EITHER MEN Or WOMEN

NO HUMBUG, but an ENTIRELY NEW
thing. Oaiy three months in this country
No claP-traP operation to gull the public,
bot genuine money making thing Read
the Circular Of instruction once only, and
you viii understand il perfectly 4 Lady
has Just written TO me that she is making
as high as TWENTY DOLLARS SOME
DAYS! giving instructions in this art
Thousands OF Soldiers are making money
rapidly al il. II is a thing that takes better
than anything ever offered You can
make money with il ho ne or abroad-on
steam boats or railroad cars, and in the
country or city You wnl be pleased in
pursuing il, not ouly because i: will yield
handsome income, but also in conse-
buence Of the general admiration which it
elicils. 1t is pretty much all profit. A
mere trife is necessary to start with.
There Is scarcely one person ost of
thousands who ever pays any attention 10
advertisements of this kind, ihinking they
are humbugs. Consequently those who do
send Tor instructions will have a broad
field TO make moRey n. There is class
of persons in this world VINO would think
thai because they have been humbugged
out of dollar or so, that everything that
is advertised is a humbug. Consequently
the Try no more. The person who sue"
ceeds is the Que that keeps on trying until
he hits something that pays him.
This art cost me one thousand dollars,
and ! expect TO make money ont OF I,-and
all who purchase the art of me will do the
same. One Dollar sent to me will insure
the prompt return OF a card of instructions
in the art. The money WW ts returned to
those not satisfied
Address WALTER T. TlNSLEY,
No. Park Place, New York.
Oct. 81, 1863.-5m.
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Court oHda,' is.
GRAND JURORS--FEB. TERM, 1864

Bloom-Mabew Wynkoop, John Brug-
Ter. Benlon-Samue r. Kline, Reuben
Gibbons. Briarcreek ,-Archbold Henry,
James a Jams. Cenlre-Beniamin Fowler,
TIllman D Slrause, Lewis Deiterich. Fish
inscreek samuel Coleman. franklin
John Lawrence. Hemlock-James Roal
George Russell. Observation-Disclosures Nc
Henry. Locusi-Mark Williams. George
Fenstermacher, Henry Helwis. MI Pleas
aGl-Andrew keller. Madson-Jno. DOLL
man. Orange Moses Eeveria. Sugarloai,
Henry c. Hess, Alinas Cole.
January 6. 1854
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KOSTETTER,S RITTERS.

Have received the warmest encomiums
from the press and people throughout The
Union as valuable tonic for the cure OF
Dyspepsia, Flalnlenee, Constipation, and
general nervous debility, ii can not be ap-
preached. Every day new cases OF lis great
effect are ceronlcled through our principal
public journals. There is nothing equal 10
The enjoyment 10 tha! which the afflicted
experience when using this valuable spe-
cific. It's mild lone, It's sure and vigorous
action upon disordered stomach, and the
cleansing of the entire human body should
recommend it 10 all classes OF our comu-
nifty.
EY See advertisement. "a
For sale by Druggists and dealers gen.
orally everywhere.
Dec. 9. 1861 mo
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DRIRDa d

In Madison township, Columbia county,
on the 29lh ult., Mr.. HENRY NJ. DILDINE OF
typhoid fever, in he 39th year OF his age.
In HemIock township, on the 1st inst,
Mr.. CHARLES SAGE, late soldier OF the l78;h
p. M, aged % years. He contracted his
illness while Oh the Peninsula, last sum
mer.
In Beach Grove, on the 9Th of NoVem.
Der, 1863, MINER AsnEL, son OF Jesse %.
and Martha J. Couright, aged 4 years, 6
months and Is daYs
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
@cAaErULLY coRREcrED WEEKLY.
AEAngE5RROa

In Bloomsburg, Oh the Gath inst, by Rev
J. r. Dimm Mr.. HENRYC. HARMAN, TO Miss
May Ann Evans, all OF this place.
On the 22u inst, at Ithica, NJ Y, by Rev.
Mr. Bixby, Mr. VIM II Evans, OF Blooms
burg, Pa, and Miss DELLA BEkJAMIk, OF The
former place.
Al the residence of the BRIDES father, on
the oath inst, by Rev. M. P. Cros,h waite,
GEORGE HARTMAs, TO Miss Mary j. LILLEr,
all OF Franklin township.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons subject 10 the Draft of the
h15, OF January, 1864, and having claims
of exemption on the following grounds -
AIneage, Non residence. UasuilabIeness
OF age, or Manifest permanent Disability,
can have their papers properly drawn by
calling al the office of the uadersigned. in
Bloomsburg Office next door below A. j.
Sloan's Store. w. WRIT & CO.
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NOTICE

ALL persons having claims Of EXEMp.
I1oN from the DRAFT, can have thsi,
papers promptly and carefully drawn hv
calling al the Office OF the undersigned. IN
Bloomsbure. Columbia county Penn,a.
Uillce, SecOnd Door Vest of The Court Hou,s.
MICHAEL r. EYERLY.
January 6. 1864
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Genuine Philanthropy,

4 ueJ nave bSeu hOloiue5 III OfuCihuoti q
great fair for the benefit of The Sanitary
Commission, and among other ingenious
methods of raising money, committse
was appointed 10 solic, autographs for sale
Remembering, we presume, that MIR. Val
landigham had been the chosen candidate
OF nearly two hundred Thousand yelers, and
inferriug, from that fact, that his autograph
would be apt to command good price, one
OF the committee requested him TO contrib.
ute 10 the collection. This he did as fol-
lows
"WNDsoa, C. W., Dec IS, 1858
Geo. Mclaughlin. Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio
SIR-Yours OF the lllh, requesting from
me an autograph letter, for the benefit OF
The Sanitary Commission, has been receiv-
ed, aud cheerluy comply.
The object o. The Commission is one of
mercy. Ii is charity truly Christian TO
visit the sick, 10 heal the wounded, 10 min
lister TO The manned, 10 comfort the afflicted,
TO relieve the prisoner, 10 clothe The make
10 feed the hungry 10 give drink to them
who are alhrsI, to cheer The widow and The
fAtheress, 10 save human life, TO alleviate
human suffering. and thus to restore some
part OF shat which war always so largely
subtracts from the sum of human happi-
ness. That all this is 10 ne wrought out on
behalf Of those or the families of those who
brave wounds and death with heroic cour-
ase, upon the many battle-fieds of this
most sorrowful of wars, gives but still more
OF value 10 the merciiu purpose. The
Commission, if Justly, with integrity and
without partiaIity, it shall perform its pious
dnlies, will prove itself worthy of all the no.
bIe praise bestowed by Burke upon the be-
nevoent Howard.
&C L. VALLANDlGHAN"
In this there is noihing so far as We can
perceive, to which exception can be takeu !;
but so soon as il became known that let
ter from Dir. Valandigham was TO be sold
for the benefit of the Comm ission, the
Chairman OF the Committee having the
Autograph Department in charge, interler.
ed and pElished an indignant letter, deny
ing lha, Mr. Mclaughlin had had any au-
thority TO apply TO The exile, and announ-
cling that the letter had been Withdrawn
As this was quite as offensive an insult TO
every man who voied for Mr. Vallandig-
ham as il was to him, We may accept it as
established in Cincinnati, al least, that The
'sGovernm menp' does no. wish any assist.
ance from Democrats. The Pharisees are
not content with "sounding a trumpet be-
fore them" when they do their aims, but
they are not even willing that the Samari-
ran should help the sick and wounded, ex-
cept where there is no possibility of his
charisies becoming known--and then they,
oi course, prefer 10 ''pass by on the other
side" How rapidly are ws getting back 10
s'ihe sra OF good feeling.
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HOWARDS ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
DISEASES of The Nervous, Seminal.
Urinary and Sexual Systems-new and re-
liable lrea'menl-in Reports of The HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION-Sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Address, DR.. J. SKlLLlN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Dec LIZ 1S62-IU
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ESTRAY cow.

EANE 10 the premises OF ihe subscriber,
Yin Conyn2ham township, ColH Hmbia CO.,
on or about The 10 of December, 1868,
A RED COW, E
with short horns. and white
across her rump. The ownereT M
is notified TO come forward
prove properly, pay charges, and take her
away Otherwise she will be disposed of
according 10 The directions of the law.
JOHN X. JONES.
ConyDgham, Dec %, ls63-3w.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

Estate Of Henry Kitchen, deceased.
I ETIERS OF Administration OIL The Es-
Alale OF Henry Kitchen, late OF Green
wood township, Columbia couEty, deed.
have been granted by the Register OF said
County TO the undersigned who reside ia
'he same township. All persons having
claims against the Estate OF the deeedent
are requested TO present them for seule-
ment 10 the Administrators without delay,
all those inGebied TO the estate 10 make
payment forthwith
URlAH r. HARRAR, ! adymy,,
RICHARD KITCHEN,
Dec % lS63--6w So 90
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The Carrier Boys .Address
TO THE PATRONS OF
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
BLOoMsBuRG. Pa, JANUARY i, 1864.

The days have grown Short the wind blows cold,
] be last few months of the year now old,
Have passed away and mornings light
Dawns on another year, may it be sill more bright,
Than that usl passed away,
Inst rlndn
, 1864-07-15
Notice to Settlers.

.HAvING BEEN ELECTED COUNTY SUR
III VEYOR of Walla Walla county, l now
prepared to attend to persons requiring their claims
surveyed, as well as 70 surveying in general. ! will
in all cases give certificates, lots and copy of field
notes of the survey of each claim required by law.
r4y-P Persons wishing to transact their business
with the land office at Vancouver through me can
have it promptly edtO-there being no oaqthof
lied" land agent at this place, posters to the con-
trary notwithstanding. hl
Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, ETC., made
out Writing done generally, at yerymoderate rates.
Office in Gains Warehouse, north Of the bridge.
c. A. WHITE,
july 8. 1854. HD County Surveyor, WV Co.
, 1864-07-15
To Manrad BOhIe.

WOU are hereby notified that on the goth day Of
4 July, A. D. 1864. shall apply to the Register
my application for a Homestead, claiming the S. E.
az. of the S. E Or of section No. 22-the N = and
the S W, Or of the N. E or. Of Section No. ~, in
Township No. Z, north Of range 35 East, Willamette
Homestead Act, on the stb of July, 1863 At the
same time and place. shall submit to the Register
and Receiver Of said Land Office proof that you
have abandoned said land for more than sig months
at one time and thus forfeited your right to the
same. - ~ q Z AMOS c. SHORT.
Walla walla, W. r., July I 1864 29tf
, 1864-07-15

MORE 8UARfz DiscovEHiES.-TTo Or
three new quartz lodes have recently been
discovered inthe Snake river range of noun
-tains, bounding Powder river valley on the
east. A lode has also been discovered near
the head of Eagle creek ABOUT 35 miles from
Grand Ronde valley. The discoverers claim
that the iodes are rich.
, 1864-07-15
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TN
IN dersigned has been duly appointed and quail
AdWp upon the estate of Lewis Rabon, late
of said county. deceased. Therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted said esta are here
by notified to come forward and make immediate pay
ment 60 me, at the Qusrtermasters Ofce Fort Wal
la Walla; and all persons having claims must pre-
sent them with proper vouchers, within year
from this date or be fore yer barred.
HENRI NJ. CHASE, Administrator.
Walla Walla, W. T., July !. 1864. 99w5
, 1864-07-15

VEGETABLES. market of this city
is now we'll supplied with almost every va
riety of vegetables. Mr.. W. P. Horton has
our acknowledgements for liberal supply Of
crcsdnttit6yr5,i I'll beans and onions, from his well
cultivated garden ii TIE western portion of
the city.
, 1864-07-15
Tax Notice.

TTO THE TAXPAYERS OF wALLA wALLA
i County. The Tax Book for the year 1864 will
remain in my possession sixty days from date. for
the collection of taxes after which time it will be
placed in the hands of the Sheriff with ten per cent
added on all delinqueIts. JAMES MoAULIFF,
walla walla, July l, 1864. IOWA
, 1864-07-15

n@.We give up the most of our editorial
space this Week 10 correspondents. Hereaf
ter we shall be able to set up communica-
tions in smaller type-having just received
a lot-and give more reading matter.
, 1864-07-15

flaming MILLs.-Mr. j. W. McCul-
Tough has established Tanning Mill Manu-
factory at Mr. A. H. Reynolds Frontier
Mill. II miles from town Farmers want
ing mills will find good supply at Mr.. Ms
manufactory
, 1864-07-15

INCOME TAX.-The Income Tax Books
are now in the hands of Deputy Collector
Boyer, who is ready to receive payment of
taxes. Mr.. Cady, the Assessor, informs us
that the Income Tax in this county amounts
to $4,000.
, 1864-07-15

Walla Walla July IA, 1864.
IN MRMoR1AM The friends of Capt. W W.
Thompson and family were filed with gloom
this morning by the announcement that bis es-
tmable wife had bid adeu to earth. Mrs.
THOMPSON was highly respected by all who en-
joyed her acquaintance, and by her death her
husband has lost devoted and true wife, her
infant daughter tender mother, her parents a
dutiful child, her brothers and sister and kind
and affectionate sister, and society a valuable
member. But little more than year sgo we
saw her united in marriage to Capt. Thompson,
and tomorrow, almost ere the flowers that COM
posed her bridal wreath have faded, she will be
borne corpse before the same altar where she
breathed her marriage VOW. Though she has
gone as it were from the bridal to the tomb, her
friends have the consolation left them that she
departed in the full hope of joining in the "mar-
riage feast of the redeemed" R.
See notice of funeral in another column.
, 1864-07-15

1t is not little singular that the nearest
relative to George Washington, now living,
holds an important position in the rebel ar
my, and that the only son of Zachary Tay-
jor is also a leader in the enemy's ranks
, 1864-07-15

Twenty thousand pounds of California
wool recently sold in New York at rates
ranging from so to 55 cents per pound in
currency.
, 1864-07-15

Congress adjourned the 4th day of July.
Unless an extra session is called it will not
convene until December next.
, 1864-07-15
Notice
InteIiignnIcaes Office.

Z HAVE OPENED A GENERAL lNTFIII.
/ GENCE OFFICE. Farmers and others wisbino
to employ help would do well to call and leave orr
ders With me- and those in search of employment viii
find it to their advantage 70 call
1 am also doing general Real Estate Aeenoy bus-
iness-buying and selling city property farms, ETC.
otee-at the county AUDITORS Office walla W ALA.
july s, 1884. y /, j BECTOR.
, 1864-07-15

ANOTHER QUARTZ MnL.-A ten stamp
Quartz MILL intended for the Rockfellow
lode, was shipped from San Francisco on
the 10th.
, 1864-07-15

bIaj: Gen. Mcdowell assumed command of
the Department of ihe Pacific on the 1st of
July: Gen. Wright continues in command
of the District of California. Maj. r. Kirk
ham is announced as Chief of the Quarter
masters department on this coast, relieving
Lieut.. Col. Babbitt Gen. Mcdowell fur
thgf announces Captains HaTef and Cuttihg
as Aiasde. Camp OreaOnian.
, 1864-07-15
100000 Brick fo1. Sale.

ff3HE UNDERSIGNED HkvE JUST FINISHED
BURNING and have now for sale
100000 Best dauIity Brick,
At John Moar's farm Il miles west of Wala. Walla.
The brick will be sold at the yard or delivered wher-
ever purchasers desire them. A small advance will
be charged for delivering them.
July, 1864 If MOAR & KAIRNS.
, 1864-07-15
Desirable Farm for Sale.

~ ated ~ miles from the city of Waa Wala,
about 20 acres of which is enclosed and under cul-
tvaton together with all of the farming utensils
Rakes' iay Fofps Hoes Spades and IRON tooth Her
rows Dwelling House, containing five rooms, with
good well of water at the kitchen door, and a creek
Finning within fifteen yards of the house. A few
peach trees and grape vines bearing fruit this
and few apple trees that four years old, gra
nary 80 feet long by l2 feet wide; shed and stable
All the above property l will sell cheap.
The titeIewill guarantee, having paid for the land
and got my certificate. For further particulars in:
quire of a.s5 ,s G.W.SH0EMAKER,
June II, 1854. IF the premises.
, 1864-07-15

HkSIdNATIoN Oregonian says
"Col. Mclean, Deputy Provost Marshal
General and Major in the regular army has
resigned from the service of the United
States, and his resignation has been accept
ed. Col T, c. English, of the W. T. Vol
unteers in command at Walla Walla,
has been ordered to the Provost Marshall
ship of this District Major Rumrill will
take command of the W. 7. regiment in
place of Col. English"
, 1864-07-15

address to which we were compelled to listen
on the past anniversary of American Independ-
ence. Il. ii. NJ,
Walla Walla, July IA, 1864.
, 1864-07-15

QUITE fltsTAKE.-The Detiocrat5 of
Idaho appear to have made singular mis-
take in fixing up their Territorial COnven-
ton. The Boise Basinites fixed upon Boise
City as the place for the Convention, and
the Nez Perces and Shoshone county folks
designated "Packer Johns" Gin Nez Perces
county, we believe) as the place. The Age
intimates that the Acting Governed and
the lost Delegate, Wallace, have created the
misun der8tanding. Quite likely. Itwould
be about up to their peculiar style of states
manship.
, 1864-07-15
THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
Published Every Friday Evening.
MONEY Market.

IMPROVEMENTS Building and reftting
houses is the order of the day in all parts OF
the city. Captain Jack is having an addi-
tion built to his Hotel at the uppet end of
town, making the main building upwards OF
one hundred feet in length. A few doors
above Mr.. Tierny is having Livery Stable
erected, and by the way we notice that Mr.
J. f. Abbot has had his Livery Stable en-
larged, and reftted on the inside, which
together with new front gives it decided
ly improved appearance. Mr.. Petty is
having his meat-market building fixed up
in tasty manner and will have one of the
finest markets in the city. DR.. Craig has
in course of completion, largeEand beautl-
full residence on the west side of town. MIR.
Massam is having his residence, at the east
end of town, enlarged and adorned I'M
provements are also going forward at the
lower end of town. Quite large number
of buildings viii soon be in course of cree
ton in various parts of the city.
, 1864-07-15

A Goob DAYS SHooTING.-Messrs NJ
G. Cosgroye and Lyman Seaman, went out
on the prairieS on Monday, to try their luck
at chicken shooting. The, result of their
days .Nimrodipg' was the bagging of sixty
four prairie chickens, which they brought
home with them and distributed among
their fflends. Their seems to be an abundant
"crap" of chickens in the valley this sea-
son. Almost every day large numbers OF
them are brought into the city.
, 1864-07-15

DRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS CAN ARRANGE
i with me 40 as to complete their titles without
going to Vancouver In proof. read the following
from letter to me- written by the Register
of the Land Office:
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AmUSEmENTs

THEATRE.-The thrilling drama en-
titled "Tbe Caimney Corner" will b.
produced at the theatre tonight. Mr..
COuldOck, appears as Peter Probity; and
Miss COuldock as Grace Emery. The
sfterpiece is 'Slasher and Crasher."
Richelieu was enacted last night, By
Mr.. Couldock, with great spirit sad i'm
pressiveness. Miss G. made 6 most
charming Julie.
New THEATRE.-"The Cricket" will
be repeated for the taird time at the new
theatre tonight. Miss Maggie Mitchell,
IS FanchoD, carrying every thing be-
fore her. We have never known more
delightful audiences.
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ono YenrAro ana Now

How many If our brave soldiers really
appreciate tie magnitude Of the work
they hsTe accomplished? Certainly few
out Of the service have really reflected
upon lhe subject fully, and hence are not
aware Of the debt they owe the army,
which has stood between them and de-
struction. Let US for moment consider
what has thus been done.
l. The Mississippi has been opened,
and an army Of 10000 men destroyed
destroyed, because though merely cap
tursd and parOled, not one in ten has ever
taken up arms in ths rebel cause since,
and not one in ten ever viii.
2. East Tennessee, with all its sd-
vantagss, with all its Importance, has
been wrested for the enemy.
3. Oar lines have advanced from MUIR
frsesboro, t. sons distance beyond Chat
tanooga.
4. North Alabama, which was firmly
held by the rebels ia January, 1863, is
now in our possession.
3. The rebels have been compelled to
evacuste the States Of Arkansas, Missis-
sippi, and the greater portion of Ala
bsms, Louisiana, and 5 part Of Texas
and other States.
6. All rebsl hope Of invading The North
has been abandoned, through the gallant
soldiers who fought at Gettysburg.
z. The rebel military strength hiss been
reduced from 275, 900 to less than 10000
men.
8. The once efficient cavalry arm of
the service has been almost annihilsted.
0. Order has been restored in Ken
lucky, Missouri, and other States; and
guerrilla warfare has been checked al
most everywhere, save in the immediate
vicinity of the rebel army.
10. Hundreds of miles Of Railroad,
which WAS constantly threatened year
since, is now as safe as the lines running
through Ohio and Indians.
IL. Gold has been reduced from Y 70
30 per cent, in New York; while it has
been raised from 25O to 1000 in Rich
mond.
What other army in the same length
of time, and laboring under SO many
disadvantages ever accomplished as much
Certainly not that of Napoleon, which
was for twenty years the terror Of Eu-
rope.