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pnssengers Arrived.

In Steamship Fulton, from Port Royai-Aiaor +. weyes.
Captain +. Thckn. Capiain p. Is. Mcsnsrd Capt g. A.
Snrs. W. NJ Doran lady and four children Captain b. H.
Msnuug Captain y. barker Captain j. l.. Bradley SURF
H. bgr.ow, Capt J, =. ThomdAe. Surg J. wilson. Asst
NIs. NJ Haaan. Mr. Elliott hiy and Two children Mr. r. H.
Fo,hec, ,dy aud child Mrs NJ. r.. strong Mrs A. Btsston
Ni., =. u. Souilwick Mr. sau aud Mrs A. stepu--on
Mr.. O. baNn-, 'r g. Bayne NJ H. 6rnhIa lady aud two
children Ms. VI H. ketch and servant MIR. j. Msuxer hrs.
Nanny, Nr- ". \: Bradley sl.. j. Peterson dsu ghier,
Nrs. I, Marshal Mis- VI. N,gsla. Mr. James ard lady Mis.
j. Jaur. Misc r. James Mr.. & Bird .min Rev ID Spence.
W d. Brl ley. Mr. J. C. Hard Nj Edward George Hilton
~, {. h"nCke, II j. W Dye Ii. J. lhurman 1t. A. W.
hlus1uIy It. T. 4. Nrin aud ant Bishop A. kerot Rev
= a.. Ahanrr, Mr. G. smith. Miss L. smith, Annie 1ilcr,
i.s. ". T. Elliott Major +. A. Able. DR.. J. H. Rot and
lady. Mis- l. Bates Miss W. Bates Mis- T.. Stonnan, Mis-.
>0nnan. Ar VI. G. Nebb aud two children. c. LaInphe.
q. Erv n T. Pettebone q. A. Hilton, W. Il. McGrah Geo
Lrhnody, tspt. : ). Oaes. John Soman T. Edwards j.
~. Angi'n r. NJ Shoppcnson. r. T. Potter e. g. Mcintyre
Aors. A. Osrrcstru. 4. W. Jones. H. ID. Nbittemore j
Elliott. j. Brown. Clerced Gen. 4. w. Reynolds
b. strong. J. L rhye, HI. Baker q. Woods Dr. Webb, C..
Ginyr.. Geo. d. sylvester. MIR Morris lady and child r..
b. ~nbr J n Nae aud 5bl IN the steerageW. W Este,
Ia steamship brtnadl from ChircstOnf. Thayer H. Dew.
ns lady cdren aud servant Mr. Lacy r. h. Stoddard II
N. Nh brre.e, Ady and children F. Titus. j Reimer
j. DnArc. IT, b. Goliath o. Davis. j. A. Paey q Macmillan
pr. Montgomery aud child j. = Walker n Mcrdecai, Il.
Nh per'n. ana child. Mrs j. Brooks and children. II. C.
Hr'nk- 4 Nang Mr.. hinper Capt. X. Dickinson j. s.
Emicll nli - in the .ic-rnsc.
Boz steamship PUNE Shuey, from New Orleans-sts H. Do.
sn tr.. a. LcaNcu.. Mr.. William Stanton Mis-, f. Irwin
Me-. = u MaaWr children and servant, j. Breagnet H.
keep. L. Miruod. v Emmett, Ns Wells and daughter s.
serear Gro.r Foster Ely r.. q. Wuderick James arlin
Nh. 'or,ery ani children bi.s Coky aud sisters Con
truk D. 1ard Me. frost children and servant NJ Gynn
Mr. Thee. Meeks. Miss Wilson. Mr.. Hopkins, Mrs J. J.
Hitchcock. T. sumner. {. Sundlad r. L. Benson C. HELEN
Horny Mcintyre, Capt NJ &. Lindscott. A. hopp, Frank
Jo-eph
In .'r,m.hip An,due nom Eiclmond-G. X Sheridan T.
Buu. am. ndtucs., Col A. W. Howard, Major Green j.
= oune. Ali.s A. Dunn, Miss L. MeLeane, r. ). Turkey
James { lslin,n.
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}. DoX'r BE BAsnFrL."-.Jouy i

20. DVN'T BE BASnFcL. "-J0uy is a
promising yous but i. hashiu he can do nothing.
Masv bright and beautiful girl; but crm.ous with
blp.e. .poAen 70. 90 iii. hs,lu.ne.. will b. their min
How hr overcome :" Read the January No. PuRE.
BIOLOGICAL lorRSsL only - cents by first pot Address.
M,,sl,. fovLER WELLS, No 80 Broadway NY
1nE IOrESALr VOL n, rom January 70 June .ent for sI
yer iof ~ 1t vry o-elul publication and should
be olnd in every family fHr TRIBUNE says. Il is full Of vau.
able ro9uhr information almost every point that concerns
the py,ies and social vel. being Of men women and chill
en- forth with prose pictorial nn.trsou. aud in
.iy;e VI constant rshn'U aud viyscity.
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Dort-War0rns' Notice.

STATE NEw-YoRK.
PoRr-WARpxSs OFUcg, No. lo4 Ws.u
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance With
~ section OF the passed April H. 1854 entitled An
Act 10 Reosse the Wardrns Oics of the Port OF New
York." to all persons interested IN having charge o. the
subject matter of such inquiry examination or that
the following vessels under examination by tho PORT
Wardens and that the said examinations will be
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice,
board said vessels:
Steamship Louisiana ........................SE X
Ship Lydia. Jackson W ooiruha
Bark josephine. .........................tor
MARIA. r. n
rlylnR Eagc.......
MlNTHORNE TOMPkINS, fIes.cent
.Auos HERMAN. Secretary
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ealing busine.. Lih,rtl de 10 Ttrt, Tnis Is the last

boon accorded 10 the mott intellectual people
ON the face of the earth Monsieur Guizot Monsieur
Iamartine Jacgu.s Pierre Geo. Slrd, matter who,
can from this week forth without fear OF prohibitve
law before his or her eyes clean prepare sell trpc to
anv and all other French. II, indeed, the override
lighted Liberal the passionate Red" should on the
strength Of this conceded human right dash wildly into
the time bnsness he may find his political anteee-
dents brought up against him. and his shop shut up by
the malice Yon within that jestng general render
Road Tho sill, vigorous clauses Of the Law of Public
Safety dear general reader and thank your stars 'n"
you we're born under those Of our free nag anu no'
nnder that Of the French Caesar and his "strong gov
49,
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MAY 1.s,eamers-City Of Boston, SaIonis Liberty. Eve
ming Star. lazoo, George Cromwell, Charles Benton.
snip Psrina.
B.rss-IIenry Trowbidse. v. II. CASTOR. Hasing.
bhgs-Harvest Queen. II. q. Berry. koodoo.
Schoon.r.-S b. Wheeler. Ocean Bird, III. w. Godfrey j.
L. White, @. 4. Smith.
MAY 23-Seamers-E. :. Terry, Commander, M4snfss,
Nevada, Ariel. North Star.
Ship Hermann.
BARK Donsu.
Brigs-roledo Milwaukee.
schooners-C. ~ Rogers. Hound Delaware Lottie, z.
Jones' Marietta Henry Middleton, General Burnside j. H.
Durlce. J. H. Franklin. n. Chase, Osceola
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lAdvertiscment
MOTIFS CHEMICAL POMADB.-A Hair Re

storc In form Of pomsde has long been needed as most
persons will many liquid preparations and dyes In
Of their FORM neonvenent mode Of
application and Unsatisfactory results Produced MOTT
CHEMICAL PoxADE the desired article all who have used
il will testify II restores premature gray hair TO s former
beauty hair has equal Sold by all drug
gets at IS and 20 bottle Depot No. 81 Brcayst
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Steamship Esgle hence for Havana-22d inst, lsi. rs
n. = steamer Florida-22d inst. lat. 30
steamer Tlley. bound S.-26,h inst. on Cape Charles.
Ship Lawrence, bound N.-94h inst, lat 30 80 lor rs S.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Rises...i.32 Snu Sets...723l Moon rise, III,
HIGH WATER THIS
sandy Hoo. 10 Gov Island Y Dom Hell 0se., lit
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ELECTRO MAGNETIC BATHS, No. IL Laight-st.,
New ork for the cure Rheumatism Neuralgia Paralysis
&c. aud elimination Of MercuIial Lead other posos
from the blood Send for circular.
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FROM LONDON.

m~rican Topics still Paramount In Public
s,,eu,;ou-TnIL about the Murderer
Hooih-Tory Attempts 10 fix the stTgnin
Of the A.ssssinstion OF sIr. Lincoln on
the North and President Johnson
Abuse Of the Latter-(;cncrni ConVic'
lions Of gOhn BuIi-fIis Approximations
Canada md the Little BiIl for DnDs-
uxc.-Incxpcdicncy Of Presenting il
bust Now-Anticipations Of Change
Of Policy in shc United States Govern
u,ent-Mr. Bsrnes's Hill for the Exfcn.
sion Of the Frsnchise-M isceilan o"'
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Nailed.

HtTk MN OF IAllIat.
Brig Edmiston Brothers. from Picton.
Schr. j. &. Kingston. Of Columbia Falls.
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ADVERTISEMENT
CALPsKIN Doors polished with "Bixby's
Lianid Backing shine equal to patent leather
Wholesale Depot No. II Dey-st N. Y.
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THE Greatest Improvement yet in ihS
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seeing.
Please send for circular with sample a
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These Improved Machines save ond
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Our New Mandatory is now compleie
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I'll 1854 -lv
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Administrators Notice.

Esfote ofJacob Kbsdig, late of Fishing
creek tUp., deceased.
7 EErTERS of administration on the es>
A,ats OF Jacob Kindg late oi Fishiugceek
twp Columbia county, deceased, nave
been granted by The Register OF Colum bla
county, to John WenueT, residing in town.
ship and county aforesaid. All persons
having claims against the estate OF The de-
cedent are requested to present them 10
The undersigned without delay, and all p
sons indeble 10 make payment totih wih
JOHN WENNER, Admir-.
Eishacreek, Nov. 9, ls64-tw 80
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Nationd Foundry.
EsIoomsbu,s Z. Columbia Co.,

FF7ne sub<rihsr, proprietor OF the above
named exlenive establishment, Is now
prepared TO receive orders for all KINDS oil
machinery, for CDLLERlES. BLAST ~
MAC ES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHIMG MACHINES, &c, &c.
He Is also prepared 10 make Sioves' al
sizes and patterns, PlOw-irons, and every =
thing usually made in tirst-ciasS Foundres
His exiansivs faeilnies and practical
workmen, warrant him in receiving ihe
largest contracts on tie most reasonable
terms.
Gg~ Grain of all kinds will be taken IN
exchange for castings.
u This establishment Is located near
he Lackawanna Railroad Deroi:
PETER BILLMEYER.
Bloom sbnrq. Sept. 9 1863.
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LI0uNR aIGENSNN.

NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
Jug persons have filed in Inc otiire OF
the Clerk OF the Quarter Sessions, ap2h-
cations to keep Hotel, or sell Iiqoor BY the
quart, with or without other merchandIZ~,
at the places named, and that The apalica
tions will be presented 10 the Court OF
@ lsner Sessions of Columbia comfy, OH
MonIay. the 9Th cay oi February, 1868,
al O'Clock, p. NJ
Berwick, Hotel, Hiram SDHihefs
Greenwood, John Lesgol,
Cenlerville, Liquor store Chas. T. Smith,
a. B. McBrerfy
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Information Free.
To Nerreons Nnferfrs.

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous
Debility. lncom potency Premature Decay.
and Youthful Error, aciuaied by desire
10 benefit others, will be happy TO finnish
10 all who need it, Gree OF charae,) the
recipe and direction, Tor making the sim
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perIence, AMI possess sure and valuable
remedy, can do so by addressing ham al
once at his place al business. Tne Recipe
aad full iniormation-of vital i'm pOuance-
will be cheerfuIly senI by retnrn OF mail
Address JOHN B. OGDEN
No. so Nassau Street, New YORK.
P. S-Nervous Sufferers OF both sexes
will find this information vainable.
Dec 7, l564-3mo.
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FsasK LEsLIE's LADY's MAGAZINE for Feb
lsnary, is OH our,able. Ii is mos, valuable
publication Tor ladies' and contains most en-
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authority for Fashions. The Fashion Plates
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

4 LITTLE OF everything relating TO the
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we'll aEd thousand things never publish
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Address DR.. E. 3. FOOTE, NJ. D.
1880 Broadway, New York,
ESh IQ65-6mO
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REFREs sEENEENT SALOON
CONFECTIONERY STORE.
II, G.. CHRIsTMAN,

IL, u. NHRi>IMANs
u ESPECTFULLY announces to-the cItI'
T. zens of Bloom burg and vicinity that
he has Just opened new Re1reshment Sa-
loon aud Confectionery Store, on MaIu-st :,
second door below the American House, Z"
where he Intends suppl, ,iug all who may
give him their custom with FRESH OlS-
TIERS, Clam Soup, Sardiues, Boiled Eggs,
Ham Trire Pigs Feel, Dried Herring, &c.
He will also keep on hand a superior ar
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and Sarsaparilla together with good as
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Cigars and Chewing Tobacco. In connec
iion with this saloon he has fitted Cp a La
dies; Department where all who may de
sire can call tor Oysters and Refreshment
and will be free from all anuoyances and
indecencles that ladies' are 100 otien eX
posed 10 in some of our best restaurants.
Dou'l fail to i've him a call.
H. CHRISTIAN, Proprietor
Bloomsburg, Oct IL, 1864.
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JAMES X. BaUeLEs and MIcHieL WHr
moYER were on Tuesday OF This aseek ad-
mIIted 10 practice in the severals Courts oil
Colombia county. They are bsih active
intelligent scholars aud will no ioubl be
come distinguished Lawyers. Fir. BEU-
cLER begun the study OF Law in EtsIon Pa,
and removing to Columbia county, be con-
cIuded the course under The inslfActlon OF
John O. Freeze. Mr. WHITMoYEx was a
student of Robert F. Clark
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TIE AMERlcAs AGRIcULTuRIsr, for Feb
ruary has been received. ltis publIca-
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farmers and gardners. Its pracucaI direc-
sions for cultivation and the notices Of As-
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Four copies IS Ten copies, Sl2, Twenty
copies 81 each Address, Orange Judd, Al
Park Row, New York CITY.
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AT he very time that Gen Butler was
before the war Committee on the Conduct
the War, at Washington, lestiiying that
Fort Fisher could no: be taken, Gen. Terry's
heroes were placing the S,ars aud Snpes
.eboye that )ssrongholj. Thus was the wind
taken oai Of our inflated humbug.
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RsAe he sdssssSSsmsn, OF the School
psaeesess ef Scott township They offer
sasee Assasea dossaSs TO volunteers to FIJI
The sSeaa OF that township sr The same
saeees 70 arr ere furnishing ia substitute
aeeredsse>s 10 Scosi township.
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ON Saturday evening the ciiizsns OF
B.oomsburg held meeting IN relation TO
the draft. Some gentlemen increased their
subscriptions and tew new subscribers 10
the fund BY motion, persons were re-
quesied TO pa7 the amount subscribed, toJ
*. Grolz, before Wednesday evening. This
evening their will be another meeting
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The Governor has written "a President
Lincoln Tor further information l. regard 10
the draft. La our GexI issue vS will lay
before our readers a very interesting Letter,
jus, at this time, iIom the Ex4:uHye. 1t
concerns all parties
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A CARD 10 INVALIDS-A CLERGY

CARD 70 INVALlDS.-A CLERGY
y man, while residing IN South America
as missionary, discovered sale ard SIM
pIe remedy Tor The cure ot Nervous Weak
ness. Early Decay. di>eares OF me Urinary
aud seminal Organs, and the whole tram
OF disorders bronght on bv baneini and VI
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been cured by 'hi> noble remedy. Prom?i-
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one. addressed 10 Yourself Address JO-
SEPH +. lNNAN, Station D, BIble House.
New York CIV 52ly
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Fresh Oysters,
Administrators Notice.

Estate of James Mcbride, late Of Hem
Lock toUnship, deceased.
LETTERS of Administration on the es-
tate OF James Mcbride late OF Hemlock
twp., Columbia county pa, have been
granted oy the Register of salt county 10
Hn.h d Mcbride, residing in The Twp. and
county aforesaid. All persons having
claims against he esta'e OF ne decedent
are requested 10 present them Tor settle
neil TO The adm iui>tralo or without delay,
and all persons indie bred TO the deceden'
shall make payment Immediately 10 The
undersieued
HUGH D. MCBRIDE, Adm'r.
Hemlock, Jan. 4. Is65-6w So.
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OLD THINGS MADE NEW.

A PAMPHLET directing how TO speedily
n restore sigh aud give up speclaclss,
wi hout aid OF doctor or medicine. Sent
by mail, free, on rece ipl al 10 cents. Ad-
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Feb 1. IS65-6mo.
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National Claim Agency,
CONDUCTED BY
Harry 81 COLLINS,
WASHINGTON, !

WHNHINGIUN, ID. Z.
IN order 10 facilitate The PromPi ADJUST
Il menl OF Bounty, arrears oi pay, Pension
and other claims due soldiers and other
persons from the Government ot The U. =
the undersigned has made arrangements
with the above firm whose experience and
close proximity 10, and daily intercourse
w1lh, The Department, as well a ihe early
knowledge acquired by them of the decIs-
ions frequently being made, enable them
10 prosecute claims more effecluaily than
Attorneys a, distance can possibly do
All persons entitled 10 claims o. the above
description can have them properly attend
ed 10 BY calling on me and enirnsiing them
10 nv care. W. WRIT,
Agent for Harvv & Collins.
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"A SoIpIER" from F,shinecr}ek writes to
us aG interesting letter from which we learn
the death OF PHILIP RaNTz Sickness had
fallen upon him, and the weakness OF his
body could not bear him up with The load OF
SORROW that filled his hear: whdr he knew
.the oppression his father Is cpmpelled 10
suffer-
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We have often been informed that dry
goods fall and rise according 20 the sale OF
gold, bot We have Witnessed the fall and
rise ol dry goods occasioued by the ice on
our pavements.
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-02-08

TIE Legislature on Friday fast held a
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ments TO the United States CoislltuiIon =
1hs discussion occupied the enlfre session.
The bill was passed by strictly party vote
OF So yeas 10 33 nays There Sere tweI,e
members absent, mostly AboInItsIisis
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-02-08

WHEN our loyal people in Colombia Co.
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resting the people OF Fishligcreek, lei
them remember that v bile GheS have ialse
ly charged upon those people liIe ofesce OF
preventing enlis'ing, their opIsessIOn has
actually Caused the oea.h OF sbrave SOL
der ard patriot sou ui Flshingeseek.
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