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The following was so marred in the setting
up last week that, in justice to the writers,
we correct and republ;sh it:
No :, beg leave present You with slight testimonial
From the organization of the Fire Department of this city
For length Of time you have served chief Engineer
w,S marked with copiness, energy, and mlsItality
influence behalf oft'c iirenItn; you have done
thin, promote their with the duties
your offic" Indeed cannot find words expressive of
of that class of citizens who the alert and
the property Of tlosc Who with but few exceptions
would confer 4 THANK II. return.
A. citizen, not "isI, tn, n,I-er hensfts allowed a
with wir- hand Jr ether with your superior knowledge
and experience, have done much towards impeding the
destruction OF property 10y tie fiery element
burning 0. ls.ack> w;tr,lo,c. You LIST valuable
aion old servant. that had years served You N
All such occasions: 1t ha successfully net and reil
the branching ecinentz but could willis; nj of q
nature more fierce. have reference = yIur oh white
coat. To trie expression, 1t has gone by tie
board
We wish reice il with tl which you will
Ilc-c accept together with regards for YOUR
Prosperity. Man Ills companion h s.Ey!'@hlc
the id one and may not meet with IL" zane tate.
V = ALLEN.
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All The medical ami the press recommend Dr. stick
lands Autitnoicra MIXTURES the only certain rem
for piGThoea and Dysrntsry. II il combination Of A.
tingons Absorisnls smJlents an cTrn-tiye-. and is
warranted sif.ct after all other hsy
tailed.
For gals iy D-uertsk General Depot g, East Fourth
STRAIT Cincinnati d
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NO DOsybf
DRAINS.

W DUNG Ladies and gentlemen would receive more let
z tsr- If they would buy If my PORT F0LlOS, and
h it wiz, wTisiHs LIZ teIala, ard present friend
dss 10 T. Y GEIGcA
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W. sr.r ygr ss,v-ss % the pualis u. th. TRANSACTION
ofs
General BaEltIng Esssi4ess.
ACCOUNTS opened ard syE.F 1sE.Ts rse.,sd
lfCrHE>C allowed on Deposits.
EUsg<.>. 2EEEr discounted.
s.GgT II syrs On CHICAGO, new YORK
an al Eastern Cries tOGaG AM sod ST ttTc'H sss
py: EE'S FoE ONE POUND AND UPWARDS :on
Iyu4- jrr... a-Ii 50 L.H4 ty- sale; also, D':'t' -
Fs's'.-s, sorE- .. al -t.y--y-
Covcrrn.osa, -:s "a. fr stamping Ao's', k"t-
g-ger, Ds"--. tn rue u i5i. -, .ar a.--s-
S.sts. vE.yer. ts-yav-s Tssss.t { 0Eipsf7s, and
yg-arsat s,s.y It.zs IL Iii" h-.es' nziAet ats.
Psr..-ar- attention l 10 .e pm. ard sal u $50
Ar rC-sg z--=s-s, aud $50 fGiss, and al
3 .rsIT..a. - ra.--Hs-
reGsE u..sE ,soE,.-s :gss 1-=slt
1Eenoy :G=11sS .a 20 -a.s TO 10 yas-. time.
ssTl-s. lang Nr.s, iI.rygas,s they visI. sell
81 T.. ny '-. 81 Isl. w-. tr borrow ,nsy. Will
Gld .-i,,ita- "a. li before making
3. .-c,is cts .'Is-s-
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ARENEDY .OR TIE rILHS--It is = blowing to the
.itTnrrs e. Know :iu,t have cncs:'rl sr hi,
truly trrul. ne dsa.. sir - PiiazGde Of oi Sccon!
street; Cincinnati o. tak-- great lcSs. IN Informing all
who are suffering with piles that c used small Quantity
Of Dr. strickiands Pile Remedy, and 1t effected y-ri,
n.nt cure. 1hi. seems b the With all who make
o. thus splendid preDoD, 00s utactured at No
g,s. Fourth street Cincinnati, o. Anu sold by all Drug
Inn i
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yHHO THE NERVOUS. DEBILITATED AND DESPOND-
i ENT OF BOTH SEXES A great sufferer having
restored t. health in few days, after Of
misery is willing assist suffering fllcwr,tureS by
sending frca,) the receipt of postpaid addressed en-
veIo- copy of the formula of cure employed Direct
JOHN VI. DAGSALL. Box lS3 Pr-t Oirt,
jar. Il. lSi5 Brookyn, y. Y.
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NOalccl0 asHIl6es.s

DROPoSALS will lie received for buiin. Rriok Store
Il Lot IA. Bls<k 50, ~ MADISON street Plan and
specifications to he my Sore in Woods Hall. Tile
building to be comrlesd by the first of -Kiy 1865
Ottawa Dee. 81, 1856 Ga FL. FlSkE.
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nNE Large Bass DruIs splendid Snare Drum, With
~ lot of smaller DRAINS, for sale by J.. .GRIGGS.
7. S.-I kee? hand good assortment Of yiolius,
Guitars, Futes Fes Musical Extarss and Instruct
Books dec 10 E.Y. GRIUSiS.
Guitars.
II HAVE some enc Guitars, which would make . rice
l. holiday prsssst ~ some ady htsnA
- 10 = L 01E50A
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j SUPERIOR REAEDT.-We can ccus-ien-
tiopsly recommend 20 those suffering from 4
distressing cough, DR.. S,r;ckland's Mei.i!lu-
Gus Cough Balsam. Il g.vcs relief almost ~
stan:aucoas. and is withal not di-agrecabic
to The taste. There Is no doub, bu, the Nj
lililuoas Cough Bal>am ]. one Of the best
preparations in use, and j. al that is pro
prictcr claims for It We have tried !; dur
ing the past week, and found relief from Il
most distressing cough. For sale By Drug,
t-i,tS
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Down on Monopoly
r'OD,iiarssy.

oisinin, publicity and popularity, than Ofany Other
thing they c"ui possibly be rsssI Of. Bat anxious
they MAY be To ac4ir" the vain Glory Of III" popular
none succeeded To great H., that
wofltrelnSued remedy known Goes Cough BIlsaIn.
There i rcciy family il the hand but what consider
supply Of this arcI" necessary to the household their
-four provi.i"ns. EsrrI LIS taught IL" people that
other remedy la, ever been put before r rub!ic that
will cure coughs, colds, Group, throat ard ia fact all
throat and lung complaint quickly and .uay ", Coes
Cough b-im IL the Eastern states, wiir-c it las been
long known and e it il considered the reliable
cough D.. vxtIt, and either rich poor think
without it. We wUUd sugs.; all readers
tc necessity Of Ae-lin2 on hand article Of this kind
fos i.z!i't II costs but ior per bottle. and old
~ all . Stores and !, the ccepss a beet remedy
IN the world.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

IL -ADELPAA. PA.
II lSEASES oftts Nervous, SeniiI,,l Urinary and SERIAL
~ Sqstes-Iew and reliable trcatm.nt-n reports u
the HOWARD ASSol1Ari0N-Sent by mail in scaled
letter envelopes free of charge. Address DR. j. sKILLIN
IoUGIIT0N Howard Association, No. South Ninth st
Philadelphia, Pa Oct fo-Iy
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0ttalua 9rte Gra0fr
HOGAN. MkT'TERb3
Chicago and Rock Island Rail ROAD

Chicago and ROCK isIahd mai No'"'
On and after Sunday c, 1854, Traias Pass Ottawa
Station as fellows:
GOING EAST.
-, ~ E!L, $500 t.xc.pted) i5A. 81:
Peoria Freight iagcomOdstioh) - y, =,
Rock Island Freight, '--o l. ~
GOING NEST.
p.y Exprs,s and Mail SUNDAY szcePted) 1l..5 4. N
Night Express do. 80 a.
Peoria frcis ht 40 z. Nj
kIYress Freight, ID
Nov. Il, 1894 fTAF1kEk, Agent.
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Ch.roke, Fen,nle Pulls.

advertised in colunlls perhA,. tho most wonderful
necament pus FORTH and one o! tins nnst sseil Of
the Cherokee Nsiicirss sovereign ours o all rrel-
si.y in e female syse I! .-curcs the recurrence tho
noi,, period witt precision ehling tho cyou..os
Of naciins-y Never Ealing rnn'cus's- htiiis purely
vegetable Is eri,i. IN checking overflow AM ;ssua. ing
pain they removing otsrIctI'S =ii TsStfyir
suppression, tess Pi. ace recOnedeu 20 cur female
reader, rs the best regulator tis4 medical
ST i'll has vet dsviss Ty the Cherokee Pi.ls and bs
yinc~l. Sold by eli drug,lsts. Din
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General Insurance Agency

I u II. '-t'tIt N'-''.|y.
Aggregate Capital represented, 5000 52.
y. VIII 70 -s-asg los an !s.Hs, fy FIRE D-cl!
w. Far gs' S,H, If-s.sT tt.7sts Sure, iey ,slE
I- IT, Fl air ay ~ a.e wears ..s, ia Ia. following
1y>ll Lugn. AMI raet gi.-. - t. lowest
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LIFE lYsURANCE.-Since TIE computation
Of tables of mortality and Of the productive
power Of COMPOUND interest have taken rank
among the exact Sciences the rates O: life III
surance have been figured down - 50 low
point that any person OF ordinary means can
have policy for .. thousand or two laid aside
f,r the benefit o. his widow and chilIrgu-
Indeed. in dimes Ike ;hese especially, the IN
ccrrain;ics Of all kinds OF business are 50
ygrca;, that & man who cares abol: the wei
fare Of those he leaves behind him when he
- shuiiies of this morta! coil" is uuexcusa-
be: however treat his apparent wealth, if
he fails to lay by for them handsome pile
in the sure and safe vaults OF some really re-
liable life insurance company. Sub . con-
pany, Of al others, undoubtedly is the old
''Connecticut Mutual" Tue company has
been in existence some 20 years, has done
the largest business otany other in the count
~. and never failed to pay promptly every
claim against it. It's cash assets in Nov. last
amounted to :7,225, 0l0lG, and It's receipts
for the year TO S2,63l .S23.77. The agents
in Ottawa are Messrs. Fay i Sherwood, al
the Exchange Ban.:.
New SoyGs.-Marching through Georgia,
song and chorus, by Henry X. Work
Follow tile Drum, as suLg by Fred. Chase
Hutchinson, at The concerts Of the Hutchin-
son family.
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Prisoner
Hope, words and music by George f. Root.
Three splendid compositions, to be had at
c. ". Denhards Music Room.
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II e M O " a L .
no OUR CUSTOMERS AND
l. THE PUBIC.

All kno, ing tholss.e. indebted ;o the firm, will please
call and settle. All holding claims sglirst the will
please present them for pc, neat.
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SOUTH N,Rs.w, o. July %. 1868.
- On. Young man. who had been sick and not
Of tho house for years with Srula and Ery.isla,
after paying the doctors $50 wjuut benefit been
cured 10y ten AOttlo. q you. Bittyrs.
EDWARD WOCEALL
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4 Va.baDie Farm for gale.

My health has been poor FOR the last year that find
must make change winch clCne occasions the atUy0
desire To- sell out TUOS. CLANCY.
Ottawa, Nov, l., 1861, Sirs
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Dss W. n "E ~ ~ nv |" WI
No. IS Liberty street, New York.

Sold in Ottawa by r. plNNICl ( .goTAs,
p.WSiKET. z
EY.GRIHirs.
- KEtUSiL
y'srE-s pc~F
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49, l have been in the army hospital for four
neutrality-suspicious. and nearly dead At Alton Ill.
they give bottle Of Plantation Bitters. . .
Three bottles restored my -psech and cured me .
{. A. FLAUTE'
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The New York weekly Herald.

THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN the WORLD
fy1HE extensive and comprehensive tacll-
tiles in ITS possession enables the Pro-
prietor of tie Weekly Herald 10 guarantee
the latest and most reliable Information
possible 10 be obtained, not only from all
paris of the United States, but from all parts
of the world
lis home correspondents, engaged at very
heavy cost. and connected with each new
naval and military expedition OF The gov
eminent, prove that ii If determined 10 leave
no spo; uncovered by It's operations and no
event can occur that shall not fiEd imme>
diate report tn It's columns. II costs The
proprietor over one hundred thousand dol
lars per yeas TO MAINTAIN rs corps OF cor
respondents in the field.
In It's collation. of Foreign News the
Herald has for years held a high position,
aud II will endeavor in the future 10 main
tain he stand ii has assumed. 1t has spe-
ciaI cores pondents stationed in all Of the
principal cities of tie world.
Its teIegrapbic arrangements extend TO
wherever the electric wires are stretched.
! When the Atlantic cable is laid, which
feat will soon be accomplished, kilograms
will be received from Europe and Asia, as
we'll as from the United States. Then our
readers will have the events OF the week
! in all paris ii the civilized world regularly
and clearly4aid before them.
I The proprietor devotes portion OF the
! paper TO iier0ture. Fashion, Agriculture,
! The Mechanic Art, Sporting Matters. BusI~
! ness. Theatrical aud Financial Reports,
I Caule Markets, General News, and reporis
; of all events calculated 10 form an excellent
metropolitan newspaper-a weekly photo
graphic view of the events OF The world
aud all al a very low price.
The Weekly Herald is issued every SAT-
urday morning, and furnished al the ioi-
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Que copy 50 90 Five copies % W W
Three copies 5 90 Ten copies: 90
ANY larger number addressed 10 names
of subscribers 81 so each. An extra cory
will be seui TO every club OF len
Twenty copies TO one address one year.
S25, and any larger number at same price.
An extra copy sent to clubs OF twenty
Advertisements to limited number VIII
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The. Daily Herald, Four cents per copy:
Fourteen Dollars per year tor three hundred
and Sky three issues. Seven dollars ioI
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Editor anG Proprietor,
Northwest cor Fulton and Nassau-sts: n.
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THE Greatest Improvement yet in The
Sewing Machine Art. A curiosity worth
seeing.
Please send for circular with sample a
sewing.
These Improved Machines save one
hundred per cent OF thread and silk, and
make the lock stitch alike on both sides.
They require no instructions to operais
perfe city, except the "printed directions T"
No change in sewing from one kind OF
goods to another.
And no king apart io'cleau or oil
Our New Mandatory is now complete,
with all its machinery and tools entirely
new, and is already rapidly turning ont
Machines, which for beauty and perfection
o! finish are moi surpassed by any manufas-
ture in the world.
N.B.-Should any Machine pIove unsat-
isfaclory, it can be returned and money
refunded.
Agents wanted in counties not canvassed
by our own Agents.
FINKLE & LYON s. NJ. co.
No. 53s Broadway, Now York.
April 90. lS64.-ly.
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Qua DEvIL Foa LucK-On passing down
the street lew evenings siacs, and TO our
a<ionishmenI, who should we meet but our
Devil with piece OF dry-goods hanging to
his arm. Thinking OF course, his elevated
position would require US 20 look about for
some one TO ill hIs vacancy. Bui on the
following morning we found him al his
case. and OIL inquIrIDg OF him the reason OF
so bnei conlinusnce in the business, re-
piled, 'rhe stamp duty is TOO great Oh Dry
gooGs.u
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National Police Gazette.
TIE GREAT
CRIMINAL PAPER OF TIE AGE

The Prnprietors would call the atiepIion
OF the public 10 the faci ;hat dis paper -
NOW in the twentieth year Ot its publIca-
non, and that ii-is The only paper publish
ed in the United States containing accurate
Reports OF all Criminal matters OF impor-
tance occurring in the world. Having a
large Corps OF Reporters and cOrrespon
dents extending over Tie country, gives
them unusual faciiuies tor obtaining cor
rect information on subjects connected
with heir speciality. Each number Is
embsllished wits engrayiugs OF startling
events occurring in tbs greal metropolis
and other Cries of The Union II also
contains from time 10 time, exact ike
nesses Ct thieves and other criminals, which
enables citizens 10 guard themselves
against depredauons.
To citizens and officers il is a in7ainble
as il contains every week an account
o. The doinas OF the thieves, their wherea-
bouts and their plans ano devices 10 entrap
and despoII the u wary
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
Is published in the interest of good gov
eminent and correct morals. aud Ils exten-
sive circulation 10 all parts OF the country
is an evidence Of It's appreciation by the
public II c~n be purchased at all news
depols, and persons wishing 10 subscribe
can do so by addressing
GEO. w. MATSELL & CO,
Tryon Row, New York.
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number OF the boys of this .lown-snd
We are sorry 10 say, some OF the girls-have
got habit OF acting very rudely al soTns oil
our Chuiches during sermon. An pie
will be made OF some Of them If rbey do
not mend their manners Republican
They have probably followed the exam
pie OF a. number oi preachers, who have
been ''acting very rude;y at some of orr
Churches during sermon" for the past iour
years. "An example" may 3e made Of
some of them when the wheel turns Tor
ninety -eight conscripls.
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National Foundry.
Bloomsbury, Columbia Co.,

,E'ne subsribsr, proprietor of the above
i named extensive establishment, Is now
prepared 10 receive orders for all kinds OF
machinery, for COLLERlES, BLAST FUR,
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHIMG MACHINES. &C., &c.
He is also prepared TO make Stoves, all
sizes and patterns, Plow-irons, and every
thing usually made in tirst-class Foundres
His exhaustive facilities and practlcal
work. men, warrant him in receiving the
largest contracts on the most reasonable
terms.
- u Grain of all kinds will be taken IN
exchange for castings.
Cg This establishment is located near
The Lackawanna Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMEYER.
Bloom sburg, Sept. 9 1863.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate ofJacob KHdig, late of Fishing
creek. fWp., deceased.
u EErTERS of administration on the es-
Alale OF Jacob Kindig late OF Fishingceek k
Twp, Columbia county, deceased, nave
been granted by The Register OF Colum bia
county, to John Wenner, residing in town.
ship and county afor esaid. All persons
having claims against the estate OF the de-
cedent are requested to present them TO
the undersigned without delay, and all p :
~ ons indie bled 10 ma he payment forth with
JOHN WENNER, Admir-.
EiSbacreek, Nov 9, ,IS64-fw 50
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A CARD TO INvALIDs.-A CLERGY

n man. while residing in South America
as missionary, discovered a safe ard sim
pIe remedy for the cure OF Nervous Weak
ness. Early Decay, diseases OF the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole tram
OF disorders brought on bv baneiul and VI
cious habits. Great mum bers have already
been cured by This noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire to benefit lhe afflicted and
unfortunate | will send the recipe tor pre-
parlng and using this medicine, TO any one
who needs ii, in sealed envelope free oil
charge Please enclose stamped envel-
ope, addressed to yourself Address JO-
SEPH t. INMAN, Station D, Bible House,
New York City. 32-Iy
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of James Nc Bride, late Of Hem
lock township, deceased.
LETTERS of Administration on the es-
tate of James Mcbride, late OF Hemlock
twp, Columbia county Pa, have been
granted oy the Re gisIer of said comfy TO
Hnyh D McBride e, residing in the Twp. and
county aforesaid. All persons having
claims against he estate OF the decedent
are requested present them Tor settle
meat 10 the ad m illustrator without delay,
aud all persons indebted to The deceden'
shall make pay menl immediately 10 the
undersigned
HUGH D. MCBRIDE, Adm'r.
Hemlock, jan 4, ls65-6w 81.
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l.. LYONS PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,
AND
SDarVxIing CataWba Wines,

goua. in Quality and Cheaper an Price tban
the Brandies and Wines Of The
Old World.
For Summer Complaint, Cholera Infantum,
Bowel Complaint, Cramp, Chollc
and DIrrhoea.
a sure Cure IS guaranteed, or the
money ,oW be refunded.
In support Of The above statements, arS
presented The Certificates of DR.. James
Chiffon, che mist, New York, DR.. Hiram
Cox Chemical Inspector, Ohio, DR. Jas. K.
Nichols, chemist, Boston, DR. N. Jones
Chemical Ins pector, CircevIiie Ohio, Prof
C. T. Jackson, chemist, Boston, DR.. Chas.
Upham Shepard, Charleston, S. c., and j.
V Z Blancy, and 6. A. Mariner, consut~
ing chemists, Chicago, all of whom have
analyzed the CstaU ba Brandy, and com
mend il in the highest lelms, lor medical
use.
analysts of the Massachusetts State
.Assayer, Jan. 25, 1858.
When evaporated through clean linen it
left no oil OF offensive. matter. In every
respect il is Pure spirIous liquor. The
Oil which gives TO this Brandy It's flavor and
aroma, is wholly unlike fusIl, or grain oil.
LIS odor parrakes of both the fruil and oil OF
grapes With acids. uproduces others OF
a high fragrance. The substitution of this
Brandy for Coenac Brandy will do away
with the manufacture Of fictitious spirits,
sold under this name both at home and
abroad. Respectfully,
"A. A. HAYES, NJ D., Assayer 10 State
Mass, 16 Boy lesion St
Bl The same, in 1864.
have aualyzrd 81. Lyons Pure Gaia
wba Brandy" with reference TO lis com
position and character, being the same as
that produced in / ast wears. a sample
taken from len casks afforded the same
results with regard 10 purity slightly
incre ased amount of the principle on whio b
its flavor depends vas determined by COM
parison with former samples.
The indications of analysis show that
this Brandy Is Produced by the same pro-
cess as most Of the imported Brandy.
Respectfully, a. A. HAYES, Nj. d
State AssayeI, Is Boyles:On ST.
Boston, July 90, 1864
Manufactured only by H H JACOB &
CO, (To whom all Orders should be al
dIessed)
Depot 81 Liberty ST., New York.
Nov. l6, ls64-3m.
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Hon. c. r. BUcKaLLw, in The Uaited
States Senate, during the discussion upon
The Enrolment Bill. offered All amendmeni
10 repeal that section of the bill which per-
mits Governors of States 10 send agents TO
States in rebellion 10 recruit and fill up
quotas, which was adopted by the Senate
by vote of 2s yeas-12 nays. This will
bring the loyal people o. Massachusetts TO
a halt in filing quotas and may be instrn-
mental in procuring for some an oppoTiuni-
y of seeing the traders" in marshal array.
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QUITE large number OF the Loyal Lea
guefs wen, 10 DAuviile, from This town, on
Saturday last, 10 hear speech from the
coIcred orator, Fred. Douglas. The parry
was made up Of American citizens of AT
rican descent" and AJIicdn cafisens Of Ame,1
ean descent But they were disapbolnted /,
the renowned Fred did moi aPpear
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CoURr lses.-CommonweaIlh vs.
Patrick Linden Recognisance surely OF
Peace. Defendant discharged-P Prosecutor
10 pay the costs.
Com. vs.. VIM. Cox--Indic,meni for Ma
ljcious Mischief--A true Bdl-Ssnienced 10
pay fins of SIS, cost OF prosecution and
ihis;y days Imprisonment in County Jail
Com. IS Mary Haudslay, John Corsou
and Sarah E. Corson-Indicimenl Larceny
True BiIl-Ysrdict OF Jury finding Mary
Haudiay and John Corssn guilty Sarah E.
Corpon not guilty. Sentences Of conn--
Mary e. HaudeIsy, fi1s len dollars aud
shifissn caIsndar months ia Eastern Psnl-
tentiarv. John Corson fine Ian doIlaza aud
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-02-15

The man who dom, take the papsrs, was
in town last week, making Inquiries as to
whether Lincoln had been Ieciej. He said
he voted tor Lincoln, aud thought il strange
that be dic not receive - complimentary
from him il elected
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-02-15
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