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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20
HEADQUARTEPs L. : F0ECgs,
Fort fEsEEsFoRrH. sept nth 1855

} HEaDQT ARTEp7 L. : FORCES. I
Fort i.EiggsFcRrH. sept llth 1855
( Editor Rep blc'n.
Dun S,.,- Tie friends OF the Michigan
/ Cavalry Brigade viii doubtless he well
/ pleased to hear that it has at length been
ordered back here Tor muster-out, and are
now earovts for this post. They Will
probably reach here by the st OF next
month. and will doubtless be sent home 10
the State for muster. The 9th viii 20 70
Grand Rapids. and the lst and 7th 10 De-
troir, so that our gallant boys will IN
doubtedly be discharged and with their
friends by the 20th proximo. Think that
every one belonging 10 the Brigade will be
mustered ont with it, Is that Is the plan
pursued with other organizations. Peace
has been made with nearly all The hostile
Indians, and the volunteer folce on the
Plains Is to be reduced as fast as possible.
The 9th Virginia, 3rd Mass, eth Kansas,
l4th Penn, and several other regiments
are also ordered here for muster-out. This
win materially reduce both the force Of
Gems Connor and Sanborn but as the
troops were no longer needed, will make
DO difference with them. About IS Of our
Brigade are here at the Fort, and indeed
this Post Is now pretty much in the hands
Of Michigan men. In the Adjutant Generals
office, there are five Clerks from our Brig
ade. and the Blank-ROOm attached IS also
run By Michigan men, Capt. II. l.
Thayer Is in the z. Ms. Dept. Lewis in
the Department Printing Office. Corporal
Cunningham in Headquarters. Smith in
command Of Barracks No 3. and, In fact
there j. Wolverines in every department
here.
The buildings constituting tho Post prob
ALLY cover Is much ground IS that portion
OF the lst Ward lying East Of the river,
and all of them ara finished OF in q neat
and substantial manner. Properly speak
ing there is no fort here. that il no means
OF defense. not even a st0ckade. though
nature has made the position almost in
pregnabie- What IS called the Cover
ment Reservation" extends for q distance
OF ten miles on three sides OF the fort. and
: either used for farming. or a. corals f0r
stock. The east side IS cut
short by the Missouri River, which plows by
ar q distance Of twenty rods. Tie Govern
menr has levee Of lis own. and gives
n halt dozen steamers
Ehe 18th T. :. Regulars arrived here
about a week ago. and are now doing gar Z
rison duty They are a fine sat Ct men. /
scarcely any u them over Is years Of age. 4
and were cuiied nom tie flower Of Shor-
mans army.
About 5000 army wagons have lately Z
arrived here. and ara non being sod g. 4
auction Nearly I, Goo condemned horses
lavs been sucroned OF, and most OF the
stock here viii b disposed OF IL that
way. Horses aud mules are held at E
nigh figure. and nearly al Of them brought
heir first cost such horse a could be
bought At Government sale IN Washington
or SIS. OF $40 readily commands SIS 70
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Massachusetts Republican Convention.

The Republican State Convention Assem-.
Died n Worcester and was .ars is attend
eI- The convention Was permanently or
-anlZel ty e-eclu- Cla-. sumner. I'Ia-t
dent ami TWO Wee Presidents FROM each
CCn-res- iCnal District. AMI large Igu beg
from the : ate ~ large Among tho latter
IS Ma. Gen. Z. j. Butler
Tie several Committees su Resolutions
FINANCES etc.. we're appointed when ~.
sumner allle-,el tle Convention a. length
Hon Amos A Walker presented res0iu-
ti0rs, which We're unanimously ad0uref
expressing reEre, 81 tile death ~ Richard
Golden o-e o. or cOuntly's mos. devoted
friends. and recognizing hos mlea ve o.-e
~ bis c0aliufor John Bright
The STATE ticket was then nominal q
with great animation. Governor r. s..
Bullock, Lieut.. Governor. VIZ. Cl0nsn.
Auditor. Gen II :. B~E-s. ~ PRS
state Treasurer Jacob b. iali or PIru-
Cuth. Attorney General Chester IL Reel,
0f Taunton. Secretary ~ --l--. f.ira- 81 ar o.
Ter. cf Northampton.
= series of resolutions was r-al end
adopted
TIE fr-t recognizes the Divine hand .n
ne leading 90 our armies 20 victory.
The second cOngra-u.are- and thanks 0r-
brave sOiiie7s ana sailors
The third extends continual welcome aul
confidence - Pres Dent Johnson. plelginr
him unanimous good VIII and support In
his efforts 70 re-estabIsl the Government
IN the South % ire basis o. exact iustice %
all
The fourth rearhrIns the platform II The
last National C0aVeniiOn o. ths subject Of
slavery and asks that there De DO restora-
oT Congress and administration Of rigor OF
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Rail Road Meeting

Al meeting O. the Board ui Directors
Of the Penlnsular Railway Company
organized 10 construct Rail Road from
the cry Of Battle Greek 10 the cry OF Lam
sing. Via. Bellevue and Charlotte. held a,
Bellevue. Sept. 9TH. I565, the following pro-
ceedings were had:
Preliminary TO the business OF the meet
Ing, Cyrus Cummings, Esq, OF Charlotte,
was called 10 the chair. and j. NJ Ward,
ESQ. OF Battle Greek, was chosen secretary.
On motion Of Joseph Musgrave, OF Char
otte. tie Board proceeded TO elect perma-
lent officers OF the organization.
Leonidas D. Dlbbie, Esq, OF Battle Greek.
vas unanimously chosen President, Nj Jo-
seph Musgrave, ofCharlotte. Treasurer. and
Martin 5 Bracket Esq, Of Bellevue, See
rotary.
On motion,
RsS0lred That three collectors be cleo
ted, one each AZ Battle Greek, Bellevue and
/ Charlotte.
The following gentlemen were elected col
lectors at the places named respectively: J.
NJ. Ware, Battle Greek, NJ : Bracket
Bellevue, and Elisha Shefarl al Charlotte
On motion. a committee of three. consist
Ing Of the President a. chairman, and NJ.
s Bracket andJ NJ Ward, Esq, was cho-
sen TO draft bylaws OF the Association ami
report at next meeting.
On motion the third Wednesday of Jan
nary was fixed as the time for the annual
election OF officers OF the Association
a., motto,
! i.'S't''u' lAAl on l"e ms, l"ui7i's il,
eacn iHoH.n' .IeIe De ir5ul"' llee.'u7 VI
Tue BOARD oil directors ol lAis Associ'-liou
ana special meetings al -UCn tunes anu
places as lhe PRESIDENT ny cai.ih7 lne same
may dlieel-
On motion the Pres Dent with William
Wallace OF Battle Creek and =. +. Webber
~. rl.-,..., .... .i......., ... .. ..,,.-,,.....
10 ui1iI Ie7oi.'4'''i7 en- ''ss''' o' '"' s'ls'
ol lne meeting
Inc ioilo"ing resolutions were reported
! hy the committee appointed and on mo-
rion unanfmon-lv adontel.
p..o5..y IT., ,.. ,..,,...,...,i..
- -, -. - C -!
c cre '' avJ C =. 80 IN ~, ,'', 49,
ia an i'oIS IT, ''NV iiii.l'' ''l''''
C ISlo r -, 1V ,i.1'',,0'I ~ " i'''.
Ne ~ Ro,,lo 60 d, , ga,
- ,r, 80, ~, ' - ~
mi nm chsir ~ 10, ~ ''.., D..
IL ,,t 60 ~, ~
- IT. 80 d ~ e7''' 700 ''i'
P9SoIreJ That We Ioliere AMI boldly
| assert that there il no o+har limo a.
direct, Of as level a grade. andI rs easily
constructed. that can successfully compete
with this sOuie and chain of railway I'm
luril.anlns ioeai lralhc, ana IN me trans
! 1rars opd No., ,ou ~ ofton,;o, ~. U-os,.,-
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500 here. Most Of the mules are Span
ish or Mexican. and far nicer animals than
are ever seen North or East
There Is plenty or Wild game 20 be found
a short distance from the Post. bur not one
bird 10 be seen here where there IS tfty in
Michigan. The timber consists Of OAK.
ash. walnut. pecan, hack berry. cotton
wood. sycamore. sc. Wild plans. grapes.
persimmons. and other fruit are very plen-
tiul. and what > lacking IN tile way C..
peaches. pears. apples, sc. can be alum
dainty supplied from Missouri Tie wealth
er IS growing decidedly cooler, AMI flies
and musQueroes have about run their race.
Very truly yoms,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

- Mrs \. W. Crawford from $50
ael-, Ms, we-.l -a4o-l0o lc tle cl..s.r. 49,
sing, thsi she will give Instructions On IN, n
forte, Pipe Organ, Meioieoa all r-r.o--0--.- II
Instructions 81 thorough Bass al veal ~. e
also have 4 cas- IN alayz.ns Nes.c o- S,...s..
each week. Al yieis's Nose Han. g.. I.rsi,-
tff nvyIs
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Wednesday Morning, Sept. 30, 1865

NotIee.-Al persons indebtei - d are feiDe'
ted 10 cal and settle their accounts - once SD
,eribers 10 the Republican notled that the iai
an he discontinued AL such az are in arrears %
,bs srs. day Of October next Hereafter D. si'-'ii
,op 70 the paper will be received under any preisK'
,rbatever. usess paid in advance. All accounts due
a. on our books remaining unsettled On The hrst day
OF November nert, will be placed IL tia hands o. an
attorney for collection.
JOHN A KFRR & Co.
Lansing, August 2sih 1895
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

A PROPER DECISIoS.-In a debate 10 the
United States Senate, in regard TO provid
ing for the painting OF q naval picture for
the National Capitol Senator Sumner
Chairman Of the committee on Lirersru-e
and Art. declared that in The National
Capitol dedicated 70 the national Cnion
there should be no picture representing auv
victory 10 battle with OF. fellow citizens.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

ALABAMA CONVENTION. The state Con
renti0n Of Alabama met a. Montgomery on
Thursday. the IAN inst, about 90 members
being present. Ex-Governor Fitzpatrick
was chosen President by acclamatiOn.
The delegates comprise many y the hest
men Of the state. II j. supposed the action
of this body VIII pretty closely follow that
OF me Mississippi. Convention GOV. Par
sons believes end hopes that re-0luri0us
permitting neg70 testimony in cOnrts viii
be passed. T. any event the iO.ngs Of the
Convention vi. ~ of decidedly conserva-
tive character. as all the members present
have taken The prescribed oath OF oyaltv
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

L 3 stated that in consequence Of the
spread ~ Fen-anism. the number Of regi-
ments 10 the south q Ireland are 70 Be IN
creased.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

Those who sa1rr from liver couir .-l-is nav -.,
Toa the Rel Jac'.i Bsse-s hecalss tA,y sarivs I. Il
It's ant hi-io-s properties immediate anf cc-ia.- n
1,i when an a. lsaa,s pI.s,rr...i rau,.iis. .
proved useless
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DIED.

fiNtANkf.-lu Tie city os Lansing. Az sist W..
months sni II Gays s -s't
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-09-20

SOUTH CAROLINA Cow ENTI0N-The south
Carolina Convention assembled a. C0.um-
b.a Wednesday. the 18Th. with one hundred
members present l. y regarded g. the
ablest body ever convened in that state
Resolutions Of discomfort We're offered and
received only i've votes. They we're lad
o. the table ater refusal that they might
be prlntel The Governors Message strong
y sustsins the Presidents reconstruction
policy
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BRITANNIA WARE.

The Meriden Britannia Company employ
500 men aud women in their factory. Here
the metals used are bought in large cakes
ike our maple sugar cakes in the West
One closet had the stock on hand, amount
ing TO $50, 600. The plated ware lust now
is in great demand Those incest articles
sold by viele and Amphlett, are made at this
establishment but here, those in process OF
finishing would fill many carts. The ware
IS all single or double plated. In the first
case, four ounces OF silver are dissolved in
chemical liquid. and the spoons, or other
articles. are suspended in, by a wire until.
through galvanic power, the silver ad-
heres all over the article; but each article
has to be Turned, or it would get too much
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List of Causes for May Term, 1865.

Elijah McNurtrie Endorsee OF Aaron
Wolf VS. Christian Wolf.
2 Jacob Harris VS. Peter Jacoby.
Russell Sucker vs VIM. keller
4 David Achenbach vs. John Wardin.
5 Samnef Williams Charles H. Diet
erich and Geo. A. Herring.
Hugh McReynolds Ell al VS. {Peler Oil
phant.
7 A w Creamer vs. Enoch Howell.
8 A w Creaner VS. Enoch Howell
Johr BeiseI ei al W S F Headv
l0Geo w Garrison VS. Casper Thomas
IL Richard Morgan VS. Samuel Hoagland.
IL John Ruckle VS. Henry Riley ell al
i3 Henry Gilmer Vs Moore Cfeyeliug.
Il JOHN Keiffer adm'r OF Joseph Gsarhari
deceased VS. Moses Mover
Is George Carr. eudorsee of ia mes Carr
vs Sylvester Faux s. Thomas Grew
cling jr. 49, secs ~
16 Jonas Berninser1r VS. Emanuel Ashton:
II Aueusins Rabb VS. James Eyer and
Luke Meyer.
Is James Carr VS. Henry T Reilly and David
J Waller.
I6 John RuckIe VS. Henry T Reilly ct al.
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THE undersigned having been restored
TO health 10 few weeks, by very SIM
pie reme1y, alter having suffered several
years, with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease. ConsumptIon-is anx.
ious to make known 10 his fellow sufferers
the means of cure
To all who desire it. he will send copy
OF the prescription used-iree of charge
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which th sy vii find a sure cure
for Consum ption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Colds, &c. The only object of the adver-
tiser IN sending the Prescription is 10 bene :
fit the afflicted, and spread Information
which he conceives 10 be inyaluable and
he hopes eveiy sufferer will Try his remedy
as it will cost them nothing, and prove a
blessing.
Pariles wishing The prescription will
lease address.
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
February Is lS65-3mo
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Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Honorabls William FL.
w well, President Judge OF the Court of
Over and Terminer aud General jail Deliv-
cry, Court of Quarter Sessions OF lhe Peace
and Couu of Common Pleas and Orphans
Court, in the 26th Judicial District. compos-
ed of the counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
wy yoming, and The Hons Stephen Baldy and
John McReynolds, Associate Judges, OF Co
lumba CO., have issued their ,,recept, bear
ing date one thousand eight hundred and
sixty five, aud TO ne directed fcf holding a
CouFr of Oyer and Tefmiuer, and General
jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Peace
Com. Pleas and Orphans Court, in Blooms.
burg, 10 the county Of Columbia, on The frs
Monday, being the Isl day Of Nav next
and 10 continue one week.
Notice is hereby given, 10 the Coroner, The
Justices OF the Peace and Couslabes OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
and there IN their proper persons al 10 o.
clock ~ the forenoon of said day, with their
records, inquisitions and other remembran
res 10 do those things which TO their offices
apperian TO be done. And those that are
bonnd by recognizes, 10 prosecute against
The prisoners that are or may be IN The Jaii
OF said county oil Colu bis, 10 be then and
there TO prosecute then as shall be Just in
rors are requested TO be punctual 10 their
attendance, agreeably 10 their notice, dated
at Bloohsburg, the 25,h day of March IN the
year Of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and sixty y-fifth aud in The eighty-ninih wear
of the independence of the United Staies.of
America. (God save the Commonwealth
SAMUEL SNYDER,
p,..Sil shsIia,s Office, Office 90 ,.ss Sheriff
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Mrs. MaxNelrslT stimoniaI.

4 I1eU 1IOTB Dec q. 1862.
Knowing positively that Reeves Am
brosia produced a beautiful head of hair
for Mrs. Lizzie Shepherd, Of Brooklru,
New York, / was induced, thereby, 10 use
it thoroughly I-needed something for my
hair, it befng shori and thin-ha used Que
halt dozen bottles Wbep could plainly
nolIce an increase IN MS length, Strength,
aud beauty. An experience OF about ivy
years has proved complete success. Mo
hair is now by measurement. four ieet ten
inches in length, nearIs reaching the floor.
| Lave allowed my photograph to proclaim
the merits OF Reeves Ambrosia 10 the
world
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BULETTE.

This Fertilizer is composed OF night
soil and the leriilizihg gents of urine.
com bined chemically and mechanical.
with olber valuable lertlizing agents and
absorbenis.
II is reduced 10 pulverulent condition ::
ready for immediate 0se, aud without loss
of lis highly nilrosenous fertiizing proper
ties.
lis universal applicability TO all crops
and soils, aud lis durability and active
qualues are well known 10 be all thai ac-
rIcu!turists can desire
Price $40 per Ton.
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JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LIST
OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE


JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LIST
OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE
DOLLAR EACH
l75 Watches (hsndsomely engraved and
warranted periecl lime keepers), VARYING
n prices from $40 90 10 SI2O 90 each.
225 Ladies' walches, solid gold hunting
cases. sos 90 each.
$50 Geulemen's silver watches Is 90
TO 20 o. each.
5000 Latest style vest and neck chains.
4 sc to 30 90 each
5000 Geri's California Diamond Pins,
, so to 25 90 each.
1000 California diamond ear drops, 90
TO II 90 each
coo Miniature and ename!red aents
tcarf pins new styles, 5 90 10 Is 90 each.
1000 Masonic aud emblem pins, 3 90 TO
10 co each.
2 500 Gold band bracelets, engraved aud
plan 90 10 30 90 each.
5000 Je aud Mosaic brooches, 90 10
20 90 esch.
2,000 Cameo brooches, rich patterns, very
tasty, 90 TO so 90 each.
4 500 FloreutIne and Lava pins, the real
article, 90 TO 10 90 each
500 Lava and FIore ntine ear drops,
90 10 10 90 each.
900 Coral ear drops, 4 90 to 90 each
2,oO0 Ladies' ChaieIsine chains, Jet and
gold. IS 90 tc 90 60 each.
5000 Gents pins, a splendid assortment,
90 10 10 90 each.
1000 Solitaire sleeve buttons entirely new
styles, 90 TO 90 each.
600 Studs and sleeve buttons, in sets,
very rich, 3 90 10 I5 90 each.
5 OO0 Sleeve butons, PLAIN. enamelled
and engraved, 2 90 to 90 each.
10 600 Pian and handsomely engraved
rings, ? 80 to 10 90 each
5000 Spring lockeis, double case, richly
engraved, 90 10 Is 90 each.
is, 600 Se,e ladies' je@eiry, new and latest
styles 6 90 to IL 90 each.
2 900 Gold pens, and handsome silver
cases. 8 90 to 10 90 each
This entire lit oi beauliful and valuable
goods " III be sold for One Dollar Each -
Ger I6cates of slLthe above arLcies will be
placed in envelopes, and sealed. These
envelopes are sent BY mail, a. urhered,
without regard to choice. On the receipt
of The Certificate yon will see what you
are TO have, and thea it is al your option 10
send one dollar and lake the article, or not.
Five Certificates can be ordered for 81;
eleven for So; lhiriy-6ve for S5; sxty-f five
tor SO; and one hundred FOR SIS We
will send single Certificate or the receipt
OF % cents.
G. S. HASKINS & Co,
Box 1870. 36 Beekman ST., N Y.
Bloomsbrtg, April SIN, 1865.
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o. NEW MILLINERY SHOP ~
- aud ~
VI SPRING & SUMNER GOODS 81

MISS LIZZIE BARLEY most respects
iul)y announces 10 the cuizens OF Blooms
burg and vicinity that she has opened a
NEW MILLINERY SHOP, in rooms for
msFIy occupied by. Dr. Ramsey, deceased
on Main ST., below Market She has fine
assortment of Millinery goods which bas
been selected with care and iasss. She is
prepared 10 do all work placed in her hands
in as neat and Durable style as can be done
elsewhere. Give hisr call
MISS LIZZIE BARKLEY.
Bloomsburz, April 26, 1865.
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COMING DosTS.-The prices Of goods are
sliding down, gradually. Br. Gron up
town has just retHrued from The cny OF
Philadelphia with fine assortment OF gro
csries, notions, &C., well selected for the
sPriGg trade. There is qure marked diff
7isrsncs in the price of every article he Of
isrs for sale. His friends aud the public
generally ars invited TO call aud exsmise
his goods. See advertisement 10 arolher
column
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

The County Co6missiohners commented
90 Monday last holding their appeals in the
several districts Of ibis county, which will
continue until about The 18th Of May IL
is necessary that they hold meeting in
nearly every township ia ,his county. All
who are interested had better auend these
meetings If they think proper end all con-
cernsd ia the militia enrolment aud claim
exemption will DO we'll 10 be present,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

We publish on our first page an interest
ing account oi the character and life of
WILKES BooTH, The supposed assassin of
our late lansn:ed Chisi Magistrate, ABR4-
: HAM LlkcoLs. We extracted The article
from the coIsmns of the Nev York Daily
',Ntsrs. We also print on our second page.
letter .wrinen BY BooJB, in November last,
and leh with his brother in law, J. S. Clarke,
ol Philadelphia.
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cLEss UP.--This. ia the season to clean
up says an exchange. Clean up the streets,
lausr, and alleys; remove all the rubbish,
and deposit i in some on, Of lbs way place
Clean up yonr houses and cellars, and pre-
pare for the coming warm weather. In this
way you will save much annoyauce and
sroobIs, and Ia many cases remove thai
which may cause disease and bresd Pesii-
fsnss Bs, the. borough authorities make
up their ninds 10 have clean suiIefs. and
,hsy viii secure The hesl:h o. the Town.
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VIZ ARE sorry 10 learn Ihal RICHARD STILES,
OF Bsnion, this county, was so wounded in
his right arm, which has oeen amPuIatsd
cIosee,o the tody Our CoIuInsia county
5sys escaped the enemys bullets pretty
well in the late engagements.
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Traverse Jurors-HIay Term, 1856:

Traverse JurOrs-May Term, 1865.
BeDion--S mueI Yorks. Elias. Shubz.
Beaver--Moses SrhIcher, Isaac Klinger-
man, James Large.
Bloom-Jesse Shannon. Thos J Morris.
Briarcreek-Jouaihan w Eek, jeremiah
Jacoby, John Kisner.
Catawissa-Geo Hughes, Joseph Claywell,
VIM John Daniel Kreigh.
Fishingcreek-MosesM McHsnry, Emandus
Unangst.
Franklm-John Hover.
Greenwoo6-A s Kitchen, Clinton Ro beins
Jack son-Joseph Yofks. 49,
Locust Peer Miller, D 5 Halwig.
Madison-Jacob Flick Wesley Demou.
Msine-Henrv Bowman, Chas Fisher
Mlflin-Ch4s Klngerman, Jno Hudnaugnle,
II B Freas.st
Mnntour-J 1seph Mouser.
Nj Pleasant Amos Wan ick.
Orauae-Jonaihan Poust. l-lsi 1 ~
Pine-Alber. Huner, Elijah Shoemaker.
Roaringcreek-Charles. Mensch.
SuearIoaf--ChrIsfian Moore.
March %, 1865.
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To Nerueoils SpRsrera.

C'OCO"S ~ S'cio'
A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nsrv ous
Debility, IucompeIency PremaiOre Dec ay,
and Youthful Error, aciuated by desire
10 benefit others, will be happy 10 furnis-
20 all who need il, Gree OF chsrge,l the
recipe aud dileeiiol, for making the sim
pie remedy nsed in his case. Sufferers
wishing % profit by the advertisers bad ex-
perIsnce, AMI possess a sure and valuable
remedy can do so by addressing him al
once at his place of business. TIE Recipe
and tall informatisn-ofvi vital Importance
will be cheerlully sent by return cf mad
Address JOHN 3. OGDEN.
No. 90 Nassau Street, New YORK
P. ) Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes
Will find this information iugalnabie.
April 10, i565-3mo.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-04-26

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