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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-02-01
MATRIMONIAL. LADIES AND GEN

MATRIMONIAL. LADIES AND GEN
4ss Ilemen. Ii you wish % marry address
the undersigned, who will send you wi b.
out money and without price, valuable m
formation that will enable yon 70 marry
happy and speedily, Irrespective OF age.
wealth or beauty. rhis Information will
cost VOC nothing and if yon wish 10 marry.
will cheerfully assist YOU. All letters
strictly confidential. The desired informa
iion sent BY return mail. and no questions
asked Address Sarah B Lambert, Green
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Report is current that the l0yai of this as
well as other towns are forwarding petit
lIons TO Congress praying Tor The repeating
OF The Internal Revenue decision in regard
TO having all babies stamped born alter the
4th OF March next
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The Board Of Enrolment, was in session,
in this place ,Ithree days last week. With
the aid OF Committees from the varions town.
ships in the County important corrections
were made in The enrolment lists.
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l.. LYONS PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,
Sparkling Catawba Wines,


3qua. an Quality and Cheaper in Price tbun
the Bra1dies and Vines Of the
old World
For Summer Complain Cholera Infantum,
Bowel Complaint, Cramp, ChoIc
and DIrrhoea.
a sure Cure IS guaranteed or the
money soiH be refunded.
In support Of the above statements, arS
presented The Certificates of Dr.. James R
Chiffon, che mist, New York, DR.. Hiram
Cox Chemical Inspector, Ohio, DR.. JAS r..
Nichols, chemist, Boston. DR. n. K Jores
Chemical Inspector, CIrclevIe OHIO, Prof
e. I. Jackson, chem st, Boston, DR.. Chas.
Upham Shepard, Charleston, s c., and j.
V L Blarcy and g a. Mariner, consut-
ing chemists, Chicago, all of whom have
anayzed the CsIav ba Brandy, and com
mend il in the highest Terms, for medical
use.
analysis of The Massachusetts STATE
.AsSayer, Jan. 25, 1858.
When evaporated through clean linen it
left no oil or offensive matter. In every
speei il isa Pure spurious liquor. The
OIL which gives TO this Brandy it, favor and
aroma is wholly unlike fusrl or grain oil.
LIS ojor parlakes OF both the truit and oil OF
Cranes. NitE actOS. u ptSduce- Otut'- %
a high fraerance. The Substitution of this
Brandy for Coanac Brandy viii do away
with The manufacture Of fictitious spirits,
sold under this name both at home ant
abroad Respectfully,
A A. HAYES, NJ D., A-ssyer 10 State
Mass, I6 Boy lesion ST
By the same. in 1864.
have analyzed Il, Lyons Pore Ca;a-
wba Brandy" with reference TO lis com
position and character, being the same as
that produced in last wears. A san pie
/ ttken from zen casks afforded tue same
results with regard 10 purity "a slightly
incre ased amount of The principle ou wh'ch
It's flavor depends determIned By COM
parieon with former samples
The ndieatioEs OF Analysis show that
Ibis Brandy Is projUced by the same pro-
( ces~ as most of>the imported Brandy.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, III D
State Assayer. 8 Boyles;ou St.
Boston. July 90 1864.
Manufactured Only by n II JACOB s.
CO. (To whom all Orders should be al
diessed)
Depot 81 Liberty ST, New York.
Nov. 10, 1s54-3m
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A AdInInisGra tors Mice /.

Estate gf John Graham. late of Orange
towaship, deceased.
LETTERS OF administrator on the Es~
tate OF Johs GEaham, iale of Orange twp ,
Columbia county, deed, have been grant,
ed by the Register OF said county, 10 Peter
.Ent, ot Light Ssreel and all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of the dece-
denl are <requesled 10 present them for
settlement TO the undersigned without de-
lay, aAd those owing the estate to make
payment foflbwifh
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We are informed the Committee appoint
ed TO revise and correct the enrolment OF
this township succeeded in striking of
about ore hundred names from the list =
This will reduce the quota in Iu,ure drafts
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-02-01

A BILL has been introduced into the Leg
islaiure by The Member from ih's District,
proposing to increase the pay Of our county
5 Commissioners, Jurors and Witnesses.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-02-01

THe comm unicaiion from E. B. in the
rmy, came too laie tor this issue: II VIII
appear in our next.
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IL stewards Bsll'' does net receive
lap, we will expect TO see onr County
Treasurer and.a inll board Of Commission
ers at Cour, next term.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-02-01

TIE Statement OF the Finances OF Colum
tia County fills nnr payer TO The exclusion
rf osher reading matter.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-02-01

DR. E. B. FooTE, 1880 Broadway. New
York, read Eis advertisement in another
column OF this paper
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Wm. MENscH Of Franklin adVeH'Ses
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Mrs. MaxWell's TfSlim Onial.
Ne,r York Dec %. 1862

Ner York Dec %. 1862.
Knowing posiiively thai Reeves Am
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for Mrs Lizzie Shepherd, OF BrookIrn,
New York, | was induced, thereby, 10 use
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half dozen bottles " hen could plainly
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years has proved complete success. Mo
hair i now by measurement, four feet ten
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rave allowed my photograph to proclaim
the merits OF Reeves Ambfosia 10 the
world.
MRS WALLACE E MAXWELL.
10 III entsnprising Druggists hare
these PhOfoeraphs and keep for
sale, REEVES' AMBROSI.I at rs
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Druggists who may not have our Pre2a-
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ofih candth octave
Fores which
in all the modern IN prov tno
Iron
Mr. GRoV who has had
OF
the Highest oCdd Merit oc al oH
h Worlds Fair
and American l"suu
eqolds snd~ can BE
of
audb largely stcy cash SYSTEM
will pecInd
pRICE Octave
moulding $500 No g. Seven oc ave-
K RewoodI dIouiSX
TE7uMe.-NEF CASH, IN CURRENT FUMES.
r. ClRCULAR sent FREE
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Our sharks are due Hon. Fl. w. TaAcY,
.or valuable public docnmen's-
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Whaf Everybody Knows, riz:

That iron well galvanized will not rust.
Thai simple machine Is heuer than
complicated one That Wrnoer should
he self adjusting. durable aud efficient
That Thumb screws aud Fastenings cause
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will swell. shrink and split. That wood
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That cog wheel regulators are not essen
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advantages, aud not one OF the uisSdvan-
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ever made Thal Il will wiring THREAD
or a BED QUILT without alteration.
We might al the paper with tesumoui-
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skspricaI # such there be; and we say 10
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Putnam Manufacturing Co.
Genllemeu-I know from practical
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The Putnam Wdpger l. a. near perfect a.
possible. and can cheeriully recommend
IL 10 be the best In use.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN ". WHEELER,
Cleveland, ONO.
Many wears experience in the gaivaniz-
mo business. enable me 10 endorse The
above statement ia all particulars
JNO c LEFFERTS,
No. 100 Beesman 81.
New York, January, 1864.
We have tested PUuam's Clothes Wnne-
er by practical working. and know that II
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t. saves time and " saves wear aud tear
We earnestly advise all who have much
washing iu do, win ali intelligent persons
I-who NAV have anv, 10 buy tbs Wringer.
Il will pay Tor Itself in year a, most.
HORACE GREELEY.
july g. IS6l-iy
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including reproductions of he most eele-
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Manufactures Of Photographic Materials
SOL BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
n The prices and qualify Of our goods can
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Dec 7, lS64.-6mo.
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Il E Z v ES'
ORIGINAL, GENUINE & RELIABLE,
AMBROSIA,
FOR THE GROWTH. BEAUTY AND
PRESERVATION OE THE HAIR.
Established 1867
rice, IS cts. per bottle.

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SEE
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ALSO,
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Thousands are usiug this
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These Photographs, taken from life. hav,
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the merits OF this wonderful discovery =
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Notice TO Trespassers.

THE following farmers and land owners,
of Orange ana Gentle townships, Columbia
counlv, do hereby caution all persons
agains huuuug or in anywiSe trsspassins
on their lands, thus making themselves
sobiecr to the penalties Of The law which
will be most striaaenilS enforced
David Haymeu, Stephen Hill,
Samuel Heidle,, Frany Hsyman,
Simon Lawry Reuben Siler,
All OF Orange township.
Benz. Stiner, VIM Beck,
Frederick Beck, Adam Hill.
VIM Winnie, Geo Wilmne,
Joseph Rucke, al of Centre twp
Orange. Nov is, 1864.
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WANTED "A smar,, active and INTEL
ligent boy TO learn the printing business.
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CARD PHoTooRAPHs.

Our Catalogue now embraces over Five
Thousand sutjscis 10 which additions are
conlinne'y being mace) at Portraits OF
Eminent Americans &c. viz-abont
100 Mai Generals, | $50 SiaieemeGs,
2On Brig. Generals, 80 DIV n es,
275 Colonels, l25 Authors,
100 Lieut. CoIoneIs 40 Au'>ts,
$50 Oiher Officers, I25 Stages.
rs Navy Officers, so Prom'nt Won en-
$50 Prominent Foreign Portraits.
5000 Copies OF WORKS Of
Art
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91e1m A A99m@ys
'EtHE UNDERSIGNED having connected him.
sell wilh established Agencies IN Wash
inaton and Philadelphia is pre- epaTed 10
attend 10 The collection oi Back pay,
Counties, Pensions,
and all oihef eqnilabie claims against the
Government. His experience and business
connections enable him 10 attend TO them
with the less possible delay. No charges
made unless the claims are secured.
Odiee with Z n. Liule, ESQ.,. Court
House Alley, Bioomsturg Pa.
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PUTNAM CLOTHES WRINGER.
July 10, 1864 ".

SELF.aDJUSITNG WRINGER.
No Wood Work 10 sweu or spfit-No
Thumb SCI eics TO get oW OF ordef
Warrdhted Uith or Without cog -wheetS
VT took the FIRST pre- emium al filty-seven
STATE and County Fairs IN 1893, and u
without any exception, the best Nunser
ever made Patented in The United States
England, Canada, and Australia. Agents
wanted in every town, aud IN ali paris ot
The world Energetic Agents can make
from three 10 ten Dollars per day.
Sample Wringers sent Express paid on
receipl of price.
No. :. Sc so. No |. 81 so No. F, So so.
No. A 80 50. Manufactured aut sold,
w6oie-ale and retail by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING co !,
No. L3 P.au SlrseI, n Y. & Cleveland, o.
A f. FRANClSCUS, Agent,
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Eci,or anc Proprietor,
Northw west cor Fulton and Nassau-sts \. =
There are no travelling agents ior t9e
Herald. o%-u
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-07

" NJ T.J0Y
N C HUDSON


1 TTORSEYSat Law, sioux city, Iowa. VIII
\ practice ia the Courts Of Iowa and Northern
Nebraska o ffice0n nouglnf4treet aeci0-5o
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-07


"Woull | were man p exclaimed
strong minded woman, in her husbands
hearing.
$50 do T. was his remark "for then
l would never have been united to you"
eff you wish to appear agreeable
says TalIeyrand, you must consent to be
taught many things which you know
already"
The inventor Of printing was no fool:
but he caused myriads to make fools Of
themselves.
When landlord shows you excessive
civi.I'y, lo sure lie expects to put it down
Ii the bill.
Pretty girls can't compete with sewing
machines, be 'ause they haven't g.: iron
comstitutj0ns!
Time las male life too long Tor our
hopes, bu; too brief for oar deeds.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-07
Arsrr .crsp GENT -"Old Bumblebee y

ABsTRaCTED GENT -"Old Bumblebee
was the cognomen of Mr.. = of New.
buryport. He gained this title from the
fac, of bis catching humble bee, one day,
as he was Smuggling his barn, and in at
tempting to destroy the insect with bis
Ratchet, cut off the ends Of his thumb and
foretn gers, letting the insect 90 unharme1.
Other mishaps happened 10 the old codger,
on the same barn. In one Of his abstrac-
tons, he shingled over his spare Ratchet;
Odd cutting a small aperture in the build
ing to let little daylight in this man &C.
tually set in wooden pane, rs being
more economical and not likely to be bro
ken Uncle +, in one of his obivi-
Gus freaks, nailed his left arm so firmly
betwixt two boards Of fence he was put.
ting up, that he had to call for help to
get ex,ricated from bis selfimprisonment
He once put button on the gate instead
of the post. b.. the rarest freak Of all
was when he ran through the streets with
his hands about three feet asunder, held
before him, begging the passers by not to
disturb him, as he had got the measure Of
a doorway with him!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-07
NEW BARBER SHOP.

tyYILLiAM Phillips Il prepared TO do SHAY
w ing, Hair cutting and GhampocinF ut AL
hours. Shop next door to Land Once on Pearl
Street. juiy.2.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-07

inc E23 maze NE 100 long Tor our
hopes, bu' too brief for oar deeds.
s1"-"7"''''7'F
- \ /. or - > 4 " "oUhUFy County,
-. Il The District No"r: in and Tor
Woodbury. c""n'y, State OF Io"a-ApFli
term, y II -~'),
Augustus n'"'.'~n vs.. j. u. II. Crochwe.l
"a: - rS>} \. rockwell.
10 j. d. Il. ''"~""oi and DocCas \.
rockwell, ""4I''!2ut
on ar" h~r"'T nrli"d that there is
now on ne III the .:L+e OF Tie Clerk OF
tie Dis'f'oi Court OF Woodbury. county,
STAT OF lo"A, tie l".ii"n If Augusta,
ho"ltz" c.A'"''"~ L! the l).!enda"t j H.
II. Nrt"hw~'', 1l.,. sam .. thirty three han.
oF"'I aN" 'i"NE seven dh.'r, aud interest
Oh IT," same ~ money dn" On SIX pronis.
sprY p"f-'.9"e OF which are dated the
18th d.y oi > p;8mbcr, 4. D. l>jI, and
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-13
FOR SALE,

vuNHAT desirable property just outside the city linn
its in the grove west Of Richmond. Ind, and with
in twelve minutes walk of the Post Office The lot
contains four acres mostly woodland. The house Is
new two story brick. and stands beautiful knoll.
commanding a hne view of the city. and contains
Eight Rooms. besides Library, Bath Rooni- ex-
cclent Cellar, &c large Cssern and a never fail
ing WELL which furnishes abundant supply of good
water There is also Commoiious Stable, large
enough for three horses aud cow with carriage room,
&c. ~ For Terms, &C.. apply 10 the owner on the
premises.
Richmond, April 9, 1865. 6-6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30
Repeal OF the Dntr on Paner.

We are indebted to Mr.. Washburn, of
Illinois, for the somewhat unexpected
repeal OF the paper duty at so early
day. It was only last week that we
heard OF the paper manufacturers being
in Washington in force, and operating
against the measure, with a good pros
pect of defeating it. But on Monday,
while the friends Of the repeal were at
work in the Committee Of WAYS aud
Means, trying to secure a report in favor
OF the repeal, or at least the reduction
OF duty, Washburn determined to cut the
knot of delay by Offering an independ-
Rnt resolution, bringing the question
squarely before the House for action.
The result was that Washburn's joint res
oiution, reducing the duty on paper from
twenty to three per cent al gGlorem,
passed bya vote of 90 to 46.
The paper monopolists we're lud in the
House By Spalding of Ohio, Far .9sworth
OF Illinois. Broomall of Penns ylvaniA,
and Rict Of Massachusetts,, v no did
their best, BY all sorts of paElian tentary
lodges and filibustering, 70 prev ent the
repeal of this tax on knowledge.
The paper-makers will now, We pre-
sumo, concentrate their whole fo..ce on
Senate, and viii endeavor By every
means, whether honorable or othe rwise,
70 defeat the resolution in that body.
But we suspect they will not be a bic 10
do much in the Senate. That b, ody is
less aPproachable than the House, prob
ably oy monied mouopolies-Le elsis-
riite Press
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30
volunteers and Money.

That our psopls may compare their ef-
forts in raising men and money with that
OF the richest county in the stats-aa-
rion7-we copy the following paragraph
rom the indianapolis Journal, Of Fri
day last; st -
We are informed that upwards Of q
hundred volunteers have been procured
and credited to this city up to the pres
ent time This is encouraging. But
there Is Something connected with the
subject that is little discouraging.
Those having the matter in charge are
fearful that they will be compelled to
turn some way soon for want Of means
to pay bounties. Money is the only
thing lacking to Gil the qsoia at once.
The men can be found. We hooe our
citizens will see that the means are pro-
'ided to secure the services Of every
good man who offers.
The great metropolis Of our State,
with her street-railways and double cyl
inder newspapeFs-after manifold ward.
city and township meetings piteoas
appeals from the Mayor, and diligent
drumming By eommittsss, after numer.
GUS propositions by the City Council and
the passage Of ordinances putting 10
Jail every man who attempted to recruit
there for other cities or townships-bas
raised one Hundred roluateers and about
run out OF money. In other words, thsy
have recruited about onc,third as many
men as the little provincial lown (as
they are prone to regard us) Of Evans.
vile, situated away down in an obscure
corner Of the " Pocket" We are
ashamed of our illustrious double.eylin.
der namesake at The Capital whas9
out Of money, when the city appropriated
sl2O,0O02 What's the matter7 Won't
the people take the city orders2 Have
they no confidence in their ability to make
good the credit Of their city Poor
fellows We feel sorry for them. The
draft will catch them, sure, despite their
frantic efforts and hesft-rencing appeals
Oar people are maguanimous a. well
as liberal, and having raised their sl00
for every volunteer credited to this coun-
ty, and having recruited about three
men 70 every one enlisted At Indiana7o.
lis, perhaps, sympathy for The forlorn
condition Of their friends at the Capital,
and from habit Of donating 10 their
support, thsy may feel disposed to con-
tribute to help indianapolis out of her
destitute aud distressed condition. What
say you, friend Journal, shall we call
a town meeting for your relief