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CONSUMPTION.
TEE HYPCPTyOsPHTssSsE5
are an 5ppropria end SPECIFIC REMEDY for every dis
order characterized by any ofthe following
fTys SY MPTO TS- 81

order characterized by any one or more ofhe following
sW SYMPTOMS: E3
Die'c~75 Imperfect, or too Rapid Breattizg, Cold
ness Of the Eatl6nafties; AiStt Aornin9 Ctils;
Hectic; Udsting of Flesh, Enlargement of tho
Glands, or Seedlings; Cough; Loss of Strength;
Ttcitching of the nerees or muscles; Shooting
Pdinsthrough the Shoulders, Chest, Face or Limbs;
Headache; Giddines; Escessice Pcze'aess;s Night
&oeats, Loss Of appetite, Heqrt-P Burn, Oppression
of the Stomach, after, or Sinking of the Stomach
before eating; Wea6 or Sour Stomach; Iyre9sldri-
ties Of the Boarels; Salloao Complexion; DerdnJe-
n1ents Of the Lirer or Kidneys; Retgrde6 GroUfh,
Delayed Dentatio7 in ilre's; Eatrenae Sensi
tioeneSs to CID; de-, as in the several stages of
Consunspt ioa in C6td7rh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dys
pepsfa ScrofulG, Neuralgia, Paralysis, parttd tor
complete, &C., and Espcciallyin all Female Die
orders or Uterine Irregularities, such as Difficult
Painful, Suppressed, Scdnty, ErceSSfUe, Delayed.
Premature or too Frequent A6nst,WGtaos. -
WINCHESTER'S HYPcpROSPHITES
are - oest remedy known TO Medical Science, in
every case where tho physician commonly prescribes
"todcs" iron, ectisey, cod-1t0er o't, Quintne" Dc
Winchester's Genuine Preparation
OF TIE RYPOPH0SPHITESi is the only rel{d6ls
form of this Remedy, and approved by the Medical
Profession generally. ESE NO OI1IEIa, NOR ANY
REMEDY CONTAINING IRON
EB- PRICES :-In OF Bottles $1-SiI Bottles for
g. In 16 OF. Bottles, &2-Three for IS. Circulars
free Sold by all respectable Druggists, and At the
sole General Depot in the United States, by 49,
]. WINCHESTER, 3S John Street, n. 7.
Tn Pulmonary Diseases, the most nc
l. tive treatment should be pursued
during the Summer mOr, ms, the period
when most patients lE1WiSeky suspend
the use OF the Iaenasdy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-08

From the above 1t will be seen that the number of
policies issued IN 1861, 1862 ard 1868 by the ''New
York Lie, exceeded that Of any other Company the
United StSteg.
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The feature in life Assurance recently intro
dpced by this Company OF issuing
Life Policies not subject to Forfeiture

5Tegarde with universal favor, and annihiiates the
MY argumen. Of any weight hch can possibly be
brought against the system of Life INSURANCE.
the lively prosperity and success of this Company is
sh9gnn the fact, that for the last three year it has
tHken the lead of the Lille Insurance Companies in
this country; the O9scadk Returns Of he N0Ssdchu,
sets ht3Nrdflce Commissioners showing that the
amount of New Business ios tne year 1862 nearly
etxualied the connhiRed business OF nny 9TH
eE two Companies 10 tHe United States
sBe@are Of any Company pfofessing to otfer ex-
ira Inducements, Dy aking ali note on any premium
however Lmati or claiming have declared 4 la re
DIVIDEND cefoue accommodating sufficient c9pital or
by low rates Of insur ance.--
eResow wis be found summary OF the business of this
Company, reported 10 the Insurance Commissioners
OF the State ofAassachusets, required by the laws
OF thar Commonwealth, Oh the first of November 1868
no. OF New Policies issued during the year 38S
Receipts Tor prems, Int. same time SI,lIUI23 II
Losses and expenses during che year, 495 294 Y
bal. in favor of Policy Holders 6l4 $40 ~
Total assets nov Isl, 1853, s., 566, 92S %
Ehe following statemen taken ON the al Re-
turns Of the Massachusetts Insurance Commissioners
showing the bomber OF policies issued in the years
1862 aud SOB, exhibits at glance the present com
paratYe Of the principal Life Insurance Com
panies in this country.
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SINGLE RECIPES
Pocket Lemonade.

you can do this prepa' alton up in piece ofpap.,
carry II IN J ouF pocket, to use as occasion re-
res spoonful of it stirred into half pint Of cold
'e'' gives you good lemonade al l cent pes 81 ass
Substitute for Coffee.
the expense OF common q, t.. " - W.. w
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Assets. $3,OOO.OOO--Ssursly Invested

ASSETS, S3,UUO, UUU--06elTelV invested
4 This is one of the Oldest Safest and most Successful
Life Insurance Companies in the United States
fers advantages not exceled and in repects not
.eauaed by any other. Il has paid to Widows and or
.phans of the assured over Eighteen Hundred
Thousand Dollars Its Trustees in New ork City
are Of the very first and most reliable names.
The New York Lfe's receipts for the last year were
larger in proportion to its capital than any other
Company on the continent. (See statements to
the General superintendent of the Insurance Depart
ment) The New York Life has returned the Policy
Holders more, in the form of diveends in proportion
TO its capital the last year, than any other Company
doing business in the United States.
1t is strictly mutual, the poll y holders receiving
the entire Profits.
~ Special in the selection oft its risks-strict
ecOnomy-and a safe aud judieous investment of its
funds-emphattcaliy characterize the management of
this Company. -4cs
Premiums eceived Quarterly Semi Annually or An
nuay at the option Of tfe assured Policies in
ali the various forms, of VINO Life, short Term En-
dowment, Annuity, &c
sRo. DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY
The m lrtaiuy among lis members has been proper.
ondtety Tess than that OF any other Life Insurance
Company in America-a result consequent on a most
careful and judicious selection Of lives, and OF
great Importance TO the policy holders,
1t oGtrs to The assured the most abundant security
IN large accumulated mnd, amounting now to
TIL r. f. MILLION DOLLARS.
1t accommodates its members IN the settlement of
their premiums by giving credit for part of the
amount when desred-thus furnishing Insurance for
yearly double the amount for about the paw
ment, as is required in an sail cash Company"
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Attention Farmers!!I

DURE CRAZE ID- VINE.
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

THE Greatest Improvement yet in ,hs
Sewing Machine Ar. A curiosity worm
seeing.
Please send for circular with sample of
sewing.
These Improved Machines save ore
hundred per cent of thread aud silk, and
make the lock stitch alike on both sides.
They require no instructions to operate
perfectly, except The "printed directions
No change in sewing from one kind of
goods 10 another.
And no taking apart 10 clean or oil.
Our New Mandatory is now complete.
with all lis machinery aud tools entirely
new, aud is already rapidly turping out
Machines, which for beauty aud perfection
o. flush are not surpassed by any manufao-
ture in the world.
n. B-ShouId any Machine Prove unsai-
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At WHOLESALE ONLY.
WATCHES &
OF every description al me
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.

LOWEST PRICES EOR CASH.
Army and country merchants, pedlars,
traders, suffers, and general dealers can
make enormous profits upon a small in
vestment.
Jeselty of any pattern or quality I'd 10
J any quantity made to order. EslimaresSU
any class oil work furnished. Particular al
tenlion paid 10 supplying auc,loneers, coun
Try pedlars, Indian traders, and army desl-
ers. AIRY style Of goods manufactured,
snch as inventions, etc., at short notice
Good canvassing clerks, with a small capi-
tai, can find constant employment. Illus
trated lists aud full particulars free.
The profit TO the retailer is very large.
A wholesale supply can be carried IN a
knapsatk. hand valise, or carpet BAG, and
will not be like books-bulky or iucouven
lent 10 carry from place 10 place.
Remember another thing This business
is strictly honorable. There is nc need oil
misrepresenting or exaggerating Our goods
show for themselves, and prove themselves
Ii is a business iB which an ample and
satisfactory equivalent is given for the mon
ey received, and an encouraging profit Is
pocketed al the same lime. IL Is an occu-
patton in which 40 person need be afraid
or ashamed 10 canvass the same held again
and again, for where once our goods are
introduced, a perm anent and continuous
demand is created.
To soleiers in The army, or those at home
disabled by the hardships OF war, TO cier-
symen out Of health, teachers, postmasiers,
or any person who wishes either local or
an active occupation, aud one that brings
with il great pecuniary inducements, this
presents an opportunity seldom met with.
Try II, and see for yourselves.
Carefully selected lots OF jewelry, com
prising or newest Sly les aud most saleable
variety of goods, will be sen. anywhere in
The Loyal STATES. We are constantly filling
orders from persons leaving the choice OF
goods wholly with Us. To such we prom
re the best exercise of our taste aud judy
ment, and from our long experience can
ensure satisfaction. We ak no pay in ad'
vaEce, state what style and qualify OF good
are wanted, and We will send the same and
collect pay by express at he end of rou e
Gold and silver watches, good movements
anc Manufactured in the best manner, o.
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All watches al first prices ; they being Of
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
TN pursuance of an order Of the Orphans
1Court of Columbia comfy, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL 1864.
al 10 O'Clock in The forenoon, Augustus Ev-
erhart, executor of the last will aud testa-
meni Of jacob EverharI. laIe Of Orange Twp
in said county, deceased, will expose TO
sale by public vendue, on The premises, a
certain messuage and tract OF land, adloIn-
Jog lands of Isaac Hagenbuch and William
HidIav on the east, Daniel q Ent on the
south, George Oman ON the West, and John
Keim on the north, containing one hundred
and seventeen acres more or less, about
eighty acres of which are cleared land, in
a good sla,s of cultivation, a good apple or.
ohard, and a new bank barn and house on
The premises, with a never failing spring of
water, late the estate OF SAID deceased, stu
ale in the township of Orange aud county
aforesaid JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Moses Cofman, Auctioueer.
October IL, 1864.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY, S.:

In the Conrt Of Common Pleas of Columbia
Coucty ~infefaLia it is thus contained:
In the matter of the And now to wit
Cemetery IN Scott Up. On the 9Th day OF Sep
temoer, 1864, upon the presentation of the
petition of Eli Crevellng and others, pray.
ing that the ''Creveling Cemetery" be in
c~orporaIed with such powers, and under
such restrictions, as are set forth in an IU-
in writing This day filed, setting
forth objects, articles, conditions ma me and
style, under which they have associated
1t was ordered that notice thereof be given
bv publication agresably TO the act Of As
sembly in such case made and provided.
By order OF the Conri.
Certified from the Records, Sept. 8, 1864.
JESSE COLEMAN, Prolhy.
September "a, IS64.-pd. 50.
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TIE Democrats of this place have paid as
much. il not more money in proportion 10
their number and means, as have the Abo-
litionists of this town, ''for The benefit of
our sick and wounded soldiers. And
when LEU. Dunn, of the Republican can be
induced 10 pay money for that or any other
purpose wilhou. being threatened the with
trawal OF patronage it will be time enough
for him to talk about paying TO Christian
Commissions Mighty lille money he
pays toward such things; he'd sooner take
10 from them.
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National Foundry.
BIoomsburg, CoIambia Co,

Uyne subsribsr, proprietor of the above
Il named extensive establishment, is now
prepared 10 receive orders tor all kinds OF
machinery, for COLLERIES. BLAST FIR,
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHIMG MACHINES. &c, &c. !.
He is also prepared TO make Stoves, all
sizes and patterns, Piow-ifons, and every
hing usually made 10 hrst-class Foundties
His extansive facilities and practical
workmsn, warrant him in receiving me
largest contracts on the most reasonable
terms.
~ Grain of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for castings.
W This establishment is located near
he Lackawanna Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMEYER.
Bloomsbury, Sept. 8. 1863
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AGENTS WANTED!
Mcclellan! Mcclellan

A VERY fine, large. STEEL pla'e engraV-
IN ing of tue PEOPLES CHOICE FOR
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
This Engraving represents him on his
black horse on tt battle field OF Aniistam
Size, "a BY 80. The only acknowledged
correct Likeness YET published. From an
original painting by SCHUSSELE from life.
Sent by mail on d stuff paper roller. Pfice
THREE DOLLARS. Liberal Inducements
10 Age nis. PnblisLed-b by
VIM SMITH,
7O2 S. Third Street, PhiIa.
September rs, fS64
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THERE is quite a large number Of patrons
on our books who have no, paid rs tor The
last volume OF The STAR. They will oblige
as BY soaring mp all old Subscriptions
Those owing two three and fohr years sob
fcfiptons vii Fl nd their accounts presently
left in The hands OF a licensed officer for
collection. The printing business will not
sfford Us The time and expense of running
around dunning.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

DRAFT.@The drafted men in the late draw
sng, from Montour county, commenced re-
Iporsius al this place on Monday last, The
tine appointed by the District Marshal.
This county commences TO report this week
There were only eleven townships drafted
in this county, The other thirteen having put
in their quotas There are some substitutes
being put in, at figures ranging from $3.50
to 9 The substitute brokers are on
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CANNOT BE DISCREDlTED.

Testimony of Mr.. JAMES GRIMES,
a gentleman highly e-termed ia Columbia
Co. Pa and one whose statement can be
relied npon.
Mt. Pleasant. Col. CO., Pa May 81 1860
Messrs Seth w Forler & Co., Boston
Gentlemen About thfee years ago our
dasah;er, now twelve years OF age, was
severely afflicted with cTonp. A general
.irritation OF the lungs followed, producing
a hectic congh, which became almost con
slant. swelling of The temples aud ouIer
indications of Consumption were also aP-
parent, ard her Ife was cespdired OF bJ
her physician. A. this critical moment we
were induced TO give DR.. Wi>tar's BIlsain
of Wild Cherry a trial, aGd after she had
taken one bottle we found her 20 much re-
lieved that il was thought unnecessary TO
continue liz use. Since that time We have
used the Balsam il our family ia cases Of
Coughs and Colds, and believe IL 10 De a
superior remedy faI all diseases OF the
Lungs.
Yours with respect JAMES GRIMES.
FROM JESSE SMITH Esq,
President of the Morris County Bank Nor
rislown, N. j.
Having used DR.. Wis'ar's sB4lsam Of
Wild Cherry for about fifteen years, aud
having realized lis beneficial results ia nS
family, 1t affords me great pleasure IN re
commencing ii 10 toe puoiic as d valua-
BILE remedy in cases at weak lungs, Colds,
cougt.s, &c, aud remedy which ! cousid
er 10 be entirely innocent. aud may be ia-
ken wnh perfect Sa iety by The most DELI
cate in health"
FROM HON. JOHN Z. SMITH,
A distinguished Lawyer in Westminster,
Md.
have on several occasions u>ed Dr..
Wistar's Balsam oil Wild Cherry tor severe
colds, and always with derIded benefit J
know OF no preparation that is more effi.
cacious or more deserving of general use.
The Bal>am has also been usei with ex
cellent fleet by J B Elliott, Merchant,
HAIL. Cross Roads, Nd.
WISTARiS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
None genuine unless s~igued''I BU CTS,"
on the wrapper.
FOR SALE BY
]. P. DINSMORE, No. 49l Broadway, Ny.
S. w. FOWLE & CO., Propretors, Boston.
And by all Druggists.
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E. II LrTLE esq has appointed a series
Of meetings in CoIamtia county, which are
being held this week. This county is good
dor 1900 msi- for Mac The Abolition tory
parry are holding school-house meetings in
the county They carnot raise the excite
meni for Old Abe Their candidate is a
miserable eacnse of a man; has no qnaIi6-
cations whatever for the office of President,
the position be nov disgraees.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02
RfDDING,S RUSSIA SALYE

Heals Old Sores:
Readings Russia Salve Cures Burns,
Scalds, Cuts.
Readings Russia Salve Cures Wounds,
Bruises, Sprains.
Readings Russia Salve Cures Boi's, vi
GERS, Cancers.
Reddinq's Russia Salvs Cures Sail
Rheum, Piles, Ery sipelds.
Redding's russia Salve Cures Ring
worm, Corns, &c. &c.
No family should be withoni H..
ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.
For sale bv
]. P. DINSMORE, No 491 BrQaLway.N.I
s. w. EOWLE & Co. No. Is fremont ST.
Boston, aud by all Druggists and Country
Slorekeepers
Aug 10, IS6i.-ly.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-11-02

A CERTAIN officer from this town, now in
front Of Petersburg or Richmond, had an
interview not long since, with a couple OF
Rebel officers, while on flag OF truce, when
the Rebels said: ssIf yon electL Lincoln the
war win last four years more; bat if Me-
CisIlan il elected we cannot fight long, our
men will become so di-organized that we
cannot kesp lhsm together; they will de-
ssri, throw down their arms, etc" This
was said 10 an officer from this Town, which
officer aiterward denied 10 his men that the
Rebel officers bad, made uss of such Ian
guage; because ne [LincoIn's ohicsr) found
that the conversation was making Mcclellan
votes.
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MATRIMONIAL. LADIES AND GEN.

M MATRIMONIAL. LADIES AND GEN
Iva tiemen. If ou wish 10 marry address
the undersigned, who will send you with
ont money aud without price, valuable in
formation that will enable you 10 marry
happy and speedily, irrespective of age,
wealth or beauty. This Information will
cost voc nothing and if yon wish TO marry.
| will cheerfulIy assist you. All letters
strictly Confidential. The desired informa
lion sent by return mail. and no questions
asked. Address Sarah b Lambert, Green.
point, Kings county, New-York.
Oct. IL, IS64-2m
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Coz. WIN BRisD Ls; of Muncy, will ad-
dress a grand mass meeting, at Rnhrsburg,
on Saturday evening next. He will also
address a meeting al Jerseytown, on the
evening Of abe same day He is an able
and fearless speaker. Go ard hear him.
He is a speaker Of wide spread reputation,
and draws a crowd wherever be goes.
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Public Vemdue
Valuable Personal Property.

-
HVHE subscriber having made arrange
Il nenls to move West. desires 10 expose
at public veDdue all his personal property
on the premises in Fishingcreek township
Columbia county, on
THURSDAY & FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10
& IL, 1864,
comprising
TWO VALUABLE HORSES,
THREE COLTS, Zone coming three years
old IN The spriug,)
FOlr Head Of Mich Cows,
Three head of young Cattle, Sixteen head
OF Sheep, Seventeen head OF Hogs,
One tvo-horse tread power THreshing
Machine,
One Manning Reaper, Two two horse wag-
ons, Zone entirely new Two Top Buggies,
One one morse Sprung Wagon, Two sets OF
Double Harness, Three sells of Light Buggy
Harness, Two SIeds, One. Sleigh, Flows,
Harows, Culiivalors, Horse Rake, Forks
and Sbovels, together with a great variety
Of Other farming utensils. Also,
TWs nty Seven Acres Of Wheat in the
Ground,
Grain by the busheI and Hay by the tun.
Also,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE,
CoBsissing Of Bareaus, Tables Stands. Cor
ner cupboaTds, Chars, Carpets, Beds and
Bedking, Clocks, Stoves and Cooking UIen-
Ellis, a lot OF Earthsnware and Queensware.
a LOT Of Barrels and Tubs, together with a
large ~varielY of other articles TOO tedious 10
Sale 10 a: 9 O'Clock of each
day, when conditions will be made known
and attendance given 81
HENRY BITTENBENDER
October 70, 1854
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EvEay Intelligent, sensible man. who has
any regard for his Government, desires The
Union again restored, and is anxious TO
lend his efforts towards a permanent, hon.
otable and lasting peace, will vote on the
9Th day Of November for Geo b Mcclellan
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The Columbia county soldiers are still
making more arrests; principally deser'ers.
The afres'ing Of political. prisoners has aba
ted sIighily.