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REMAINS LIFE OF JESUS

A translation of NJ. Ernest Remains re
markable work, just issued in Paris, where
the excitement and sensation are so grea
concerning its subjesl and author, that al
ready thousands oi copies of The costly
frech edition have hpen cold. Il has
been extravasantly censured; but lis most
severe critics do hol deny the wonderful
power. brlliancy, and ability displayed
upon every page OF the book. Price Sl.5o.
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THE HABITS OF GOOD SOCIETY.

a Hand Book Tor Ladies and Gentlemen;
with hints and anecdotes concerning nice
points of taste, good manners, and the arr
OF making oneself agreeable Reprinted
from the London edition, which is tue best
and most entertaining book OH .he subject
ever Published. l2mo cloth bound. Price.
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THE ART OF CoNvERSATJON.

With directions for Sell Culture. *s* A
book of information, amusement. and in-
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with ease and propriety, aud setting forth
ihe literary knowledge requisite to appear
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vERDANr GREEN.

The popular. rollicking, humorous story
of College Life in Oxford University, Eng
land. with nearly 200 comic illustrations -
Reprinted from the London edition. A
book overflowiug with wit, anecdote, and
ludicrous adventure. Price Si.25.
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- These books are sold by all first class
booksellers, and will be carefully sent by
mail, postage prepaid, on receipt of price,
by GEO. w. CARLETON. Publisher.
No 5l3 Broadway, New York
March 9, 1864.
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DR. CUMMINGS WORKS

Embracing his new work "The Great
Consnmnation, which is attracting 20
much attention III England. Price IS 90.
The Great Tribulalion.
The Greal Preparation.
The Great Consummaion.
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VICTOR HUGo-A LIFE

One OF the most charming and entanc-
ing volumes that las ever issued from the
French Press. French, dramatic, graphic,
AID lively, It abonnds with the same de-
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GARDENERS MONTHLY.
w G. P. BRlNCKLOE, PUBLISHER.
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THE MON rHLY CON TENTS ARE:
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Ground Fruit Garden Vegetable Garden;
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Observation-Disclosures The views
of the best writer's on Horticulture Agri-
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Ediiorial-Gising the EdiIor's views on
the important Agricultural improvements
Scraps and Qneries-New Fruils-New W
Domestic and Foreign Intelligence
Foreign Spondence-Honiculiural
Notices.
With each Department handsomely IL
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ed TO render The succeeding issues of the
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amply rewarded. Send for Specimen
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Ma. HEsRy KLINE will he found carrying
on The boot aud shoe making business in
one OF the front rooms OF Mr. SIMON Shive's
large building on Main Street
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LIGHT ON sHADowED PATHS

BY T S Arthur. The popularity and
interest atont this drliahlfu new work, by
Mr.. Arthur, are steadily increasing. II is
one OF Ine pleasanleSt ot recent publica-
lions, and will find It's way into ihous ands
aud thousands of families, where dnmes-
tic stories OF a pure aud unsxceptiouabIe
influence are welcomed. Price Sl.25.
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THE MERCHANTS OF NEW YORK.

THE MERCHANTS OF NEW YORK.
A Second Series of a very interesting and
curious book, by Walter Barrett, Clerk
"reminiscences, anecdotes, wits, hrmor,
Iivel, personal sketches, private and pub
lie gossip about the old merchants of New
York Ciiy-a little bit oi everything aud
not too much OF anything. The first vol
ume had an immense sale last year, and
the Second Series is now ready. Que ele
giant cloth bound volume. Price Sl.50.
A Long Look Ahead,
How Could He Help 1t,
I've Been Thinking,
Like And Unlike,
True 10 The Last,
To Love and to be Loved,
The Star aud The Cloud,
Time and Tide.
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TRkasuRER' sales OF seated aud a.ed
lands will be advertised n nextweeks STAR
There are qniie large amount OF taxes
due the Trea- ufer TO raise winch the lands
viil be sold II rot paid.
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BUELAH

By MISS Augusta Evans. One of the
very best Ame rican novels ever published
It's sale increases day by day, and already
80, 900 copies have been sold. Price 81 so.
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TALES FROM THE OPERAS.

A fascinating little volume of Novelties
based upon the most celebrated and fami-
liar Operas-giving the plot of each opera
in The agreeab Bile form OF an interesting and
attractive story. Price Sl.O0.
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TnERE is but one prlsouer 10 our County
Jail Al pre<en, and that one is young girl,
arrested upoathe charge OF theft.
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THEse will be preaching in the Baptis,
Church on Sabbath next. at 10 O'Clock in
tue morning, and O'Clock in he evening,
by The Rev. George w Scout.
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MRS. HOLM NOVELS

Embracing her charming new novel
Marian Grey" which is 80 popular ihro'-
oui the country. Price 81 %.
Marian Grey,
Homestead,
Lena Rivers,
Dora Deane,
Meadow Brook,
Cousin Maude.
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ALL Communications sent US for pub!ica-
ton mus, be accompanied by the author s
real name 10 insure an insertion.
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Ma. LlscoLs informs the country that II
is ''ea-ier TO pay smell amount ;han a
large ore - Who ever thought OF that be-
iorss How is il. DR. John.
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Ms AxDRRw SoLlDKR. Boot and Shoe
Maker, OF this place has removed has place
Q. business 10 The shop iosmerly occupied
~ Mr. Kline on Main Street.
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HossE Bills neatly printed a, this office
Give us call We work cheap for cash,
aud Try 10 give general Subtraction.
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Ma. RABB. OF Scou town, is about TO open
i Sore, lew doors above our office, tor
merly occupied as an Express Office-b Mr.
Mench.
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F3oS. HsSRY w TRacY. NJ C., will please
accept our thanks Tor that package sen, US,
OF choice garden seeds.
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THr Applicants Tor Tavern Licenses al
The May Term Of Court will be published in
our next paper
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Hon. JOHN C. ELLIS has our renewed and
sincere thanks Tor Legislative Records, and
olhef documentary favors.
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A FEw WEEKS rine, we gave notice to
thoee knowing themselves in arrears, on
subscription aud advertising, 10 come for
ward and pay Us, in order that we might be
able 10 meet orr debts on the firstof April.
Tie Isi has passed and gone, and sorry TO
say, bu, fsw have responded 10 our request
There are several hundred on our books
owing ne from ONE DOLLAR uP 10 TEN, which
II colIecied together would relieve us OF all
our pecuniary difficulties so necessary in
Publishing newspaper Sustain the Dem
ocrs:ic press and you do your part in pre-
serving The principles and measures thro.
which our country prospered more than
century in snch degree second 10 no other
in the world.
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KiMBAI.L'S WORKS.

Embracing his capital new novel, "W as
he Successful" !" one OF the best icuons OF
the season.. Price s so
Was he Successful, Sail Leger.
Uudsrcurrents, Ia The Tropics,
Student Life Abroad,
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F M McNEnL. PIe<iden, Of The Lacka
wanna & Bloomsbury Railroad, will pleas
accept our ,hahks for yearly Free Pass
on sand road.
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Silver Watches !

FIt Class Hunting llme-I Freezes lOr acc
racy Of movement, beauty OF ma
Ierial, and above all, cheap
ness in price, these
watches must insure
universal appro-
baton.
An imitation so faultless that Il can ard
~ be detected by the mosI experienced
judges. The material being of TWO metals
the outer oil first quality Sterling Silver
while the inner one is German Silver,
cannon be recognized by cutting or heav,
engraving, making it, not only in appear
ance, but in durability, the best reseu :
bance ol Solid Sterling Silvers in exist
ence.
The sale Of these Watches IN The Army
is a source of enormous profit. retailing, a,
they very readily do. al S25 and upwards
single pay day by any one Of ordinary
business tact.
w AT WHOLESALE ONLY In hea-
Wy hurting cases, beautifully engraved
whire enamel dial, and fancy cut hands,
in good running order, by the half dozen,
SOC Slid only bv the case OF six
Upon receipt of two dollars. as 9uaran-
tee OF good .ailh, we will send watches by
express 10 any part of The loyal States.
collecting balance OF bill on delivery. This
ensure buyers against fraud, giving them
their watches before payment is required.
Soldiers 10 The disloyal States must remit
Cash in advance, as the EXPIRE Sc compan-
les peremplorily refuse making collections
in sHch dangerous localities. Remember,
Cash in advance from within the army
lines IN rebel States We Guarantee the
safe delivery OF all Watches, whether III e =
are sent by mail or express
HUBBARD BROS. Sole Importers
III Broadway, cor. Corlandt 81. N Y.
Fab. "a, 1864.
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A LOAD or DRY WOOD will be taken a,
this Office on :. .bscrip,ion to the SrAs.
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NOVELS BY AUTHOR -"RUTLEDGE.'

Embracing the splendid rev novel
aFfans Warrington, which is selling so
rapidly. Price Sl.50
Rutledge, Frank Warrington,
The Su,heTlands, Louie.
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DAVID LowEsBEhG. OF This place. was ap
pointed Delegate 10 The Chicago Democrat
ic Convention, which assemblies on the 4lh
OF July next The IiSt OF Drlegsies 10 thai
Conyeaiion, as appointed BY our late State
Convention, will be ound on the 6r-t page
of io-day1s SrAR Coz. john F. MEANS. of
Bradford, IS The other Delegate with MIR.
LowknBxAG from This Congressional Dis
frict They are both MccLELLAs men.
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The army news is no, of much interest
the past lew days synopsis will be found
in u is paper oi what has been done in the
different departments the past week. The
Army of The Potomac is siill COMMANDED
hy thai heroc and gallant officer whose
lame is MEApk. McCLALLAS, GRANT, an
MkADs are the bes, Generals ever in COM
mand OF the FederaIsarms. So FAR as taking
Richnond is ccncered, Mcclellan is h .ad
and shoulders above all others.
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Tx STAR or rHE NoRrH can be had for
SI,75 pr annum in advance.
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ATTENTION!
TO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCERN.

THE undersigned being regularly ''li
censed Auciioneer," hereby offers his SER
vices as such, 10 all who may feel disposed
TO give him call. His great experience
ia lse business, will enable him &c render
satisfaction to his customers. AT the same
lime be cautions all AclioneeTs. not licens
ed, from following said calling, as the fine
fixed by the U S. will surely be imposed,
and the law carried out 10 its fall eAtent.-
All persons desiring TO obtain my services,
will please inform me 10 that feet before
they advertise ]. D. RICE, Auc'r.
Light Street, Nov. Is, 1863.
DAVID LOWENBERG.
CT THIN G. STOR f.,
On Main street, lwo doors above the Amer
ican Hotel ,
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Lack,a and BIoomsburg Railroad.
MOVING SOUTH.
Fseigbt &
PASSENGER.


Freigbi &
Passenger. Passenger.
Leave Scranton. 4.20 p M
se Kingston, 5 55
{ Bloomsbury s,25
q Rupert, s35
q Danville, 9.I5
Arrive al Norh'd g 55
MOVING NORTH.
Leave North'd 6 90 A NJ
q Dsnvllle, $40
&c Ruper. 922
" Bloomsburg, 9 35
" Kingston, ~ - p M
Arrive al Scranton, 80
Freiohi & Passenger leaves Bloomsburg
10 Is A Nj
Passer gers taking the Mail Traiu South
connect with The Express rain from Nor
hnrland, arriving AT Harrisburg at
2. 80 A M Baltimore, 90 A. M. and at
Phil1s. al I 90 A. M The Mail Train from
Morbid, leaves Immediately after the Ex-
press tram from Harrisburg at and Bali
more, allowing PASSENGERS leaving Phiia
GeIphia, al 10 40 P. NJ. 10 reach points
on this road during the next forenoon.
New and elegant Sleeping cars accom-
pany the night trains each way between
Northumberland and Baltimore, aud Nor
thum berand and PhiIadeIphia.
H. A. FUNDA, Snpt.
]. c. Wells, Gent Ticket Agcnf
Kingston, Feb 8. 864.
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BLANKS BLANKS BLANKS II

EXECUTIONS, SUBPENAS,
of proper & des;rableforms, ,fo' sale at the
ofice ofthe sStar ofthe North.''
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Jessx CoIkmAt, E~a. Pro,hone,ary oi
Columbia County, removed irom Orange
vile 10 this place on Tuesday last Nix
ToLENas is making most ca ,lal officer;
assisted IN his Office by DANisL Lee E>o-
BLasKs We will inform our readers
that We keep on hand all kind o. 5Iank>
deeds, 30 DIS, Petitions and Bon Is for
favern Licenses, Justices and Constahle'~
blanks oi every descrip. ion. Summons, EA
eculieHs, Notes OF hand, School Orders, &r.,
sc.
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Am@1how aaD1 9
100000 To nosE aGEsE MEN SEsaH1,aS, MAHIES;
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1yRSNwmTtoRTa

ORTIy G@LeaAE 70
Oh every Description, Fine aud Cheap
His Case OF Jewelry isnol surpassed 10 this
place. Call and examine his general as
sortmen, oil CloIhine, Watches, Jewelry,
Sc &c. DAVID LOWENBERG.
Bloomsbury, Feb. Sd, 1864.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, APE. s, Iss4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

A Zee months afefeards Horses. 10 January
l-e4, told me that l must attend The meeting 10
organize The Knights of the Golden Circle =
John " Stone also told me this. This meet
.ng vas held al 40 old house on SATURDAY night
Preparations were made 20 arm the order. Arms
we're shlPped to q by cue man. who passed
them Cd as jevelry These were TO be used 10
support the Sooth--to resist the United States
Government The cOppeTheads OF this State
we're take lndanApolis--iake the arsenal But
few soldiers were here. aud tie organizstion vas
10 DC armed thereirom 10 aid the rebels. At the
public meeting the speaker said that after Iudi-
anApolis VAS captured Morton woald soon be
put out OF the wav Witness gave the signs
grips. passwords. Nc, OF the Order. Had revealed
10 Capt uenty. in March. 1864. the existence
of the ORDER and had given him the signs &c.
givcI. here The last meeting have attended
was in January. 1884 | withdrew IL did not
suit me. had brother IN the army Joined
the Order Ia good faith. When found out il
was not all right, Withdrew and came here and
reported. Dodd vas 10 be Governor when Nor
ton was put out of the way. Il wash II. Dodd,
and not J W. Dodd X. H. Dodd's name
was all the go All who did not belong to the
Order were called Abotionists The founda
ton of the order vas received from JEFF Davis.
and the order had resolved to make JEFF Davis
President of the United States. Witness stated
that he testified without fear, and without the
promise or expectation OF favor or reward.
At half past ~ NJ the court adjourned until
10 morrow 81 10 A. NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06

We understand that Mr. BINGHAM was arrested
by General HovKY upon suspicion OF being a
Son Of Liberty and for the following editorial
which appeared in The Sentinel OF the 81 inst.
which General II regards as derogatory 10 The
Military Commission now in session in this cit,
Tux Dom TRlAL-The trial OF Mr Dom j.
progressing slowly. 1t was gotten up foe part
ian purposes hence there will be no effor; made
% prosecute il vigorously The government
claims 20 have been in possession Of a know led e
Of the conspiracy charged upon Mr.. Dom and
his associates for months, IL We can believe rs
witnesses. bat with this knowledge the authorities
have permitted their schemes 10 progress and
strengthen a. they alice until Is assumed dan
serous proportions. J. there IN The
community with intellect ob.use aid pre-
JUDGE - intense a. no. "a admit 10 him
self. il not 70 Others that the authorities, If
they believe conspiracy was on foot such
charged against Nr DoDD, when the lives
and property Of thousands of innocent Cit
were involved. were reckless. il not Grim
nal in not checking it ~ The bud Either thew
did not believe there wss any conspiracy intended
such they charge. else for partisan pur-
poses they we're willing TO run the risk Of precip-
tatIng civil war IN the North
They cannot escape this dilemma. IN fact the
testimony of the Government witnesses upon the
trial nest clearly demonstrates the charge NC
make against the Feieral authorities Who can
respect an Administration that will thus triile
with not only public but private interests Who
will consider his ijic or property safe with such
men at the head OF public affArsl
The trial of Mr. Dodi before military cofa
mission j. a mockery Indiana adheres - the
Federal Government Never hts there VET been
time when the mtuiates Of her courts could
q not be enforced bv the evil authorities The
Consultation OF the United States and even the
acts Of Republican Congress. provide for the
tfal and punishment OF the crimes charged
against Mr. Dodl ~ the civil courts
Why he not proceeded against in the
ner thus pgCscFibetf Were the authorities afraid
tras; the loyalty and integrity of the civil
bunals ~ lndiansf Mr. Dodd is going through
the form OF Trial before totally irresponsible
body or comrnis Sion Ia the light OF the laws o;
the land Il i al usurpat0n II this Be the case
the witnesses brought before it are devoid Of Tt
spon>ibility. sni in fact NAV say Il oilers a
premium - perjury. for - has no power TO punish
them tor bearing false testimony What mora
force vii the invest cations and decisions Oi
such a tribunal have upon the community When
,he Constitution and the laws are set az naught
as IN the case o.. Mr. Dodd. can It be deuiei that
are living under military dcspoiSmt A
people Who viii permit their rights 70 &c thus
tfampled ron are unworthy Of liberty.
If such sentiments are reasonable or worthy
81 punishment there are hundred sni hfty
Thousand citizens Of n iian. who entertain thens.