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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-28

Fl On and after Sunday, Nov. 9th, 1854, unit
further aotice trans wiflleav Rock leland Depo
a. foliews:
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WE understand that Polk has been sold
in some Of lie mining districts, in Luzerne
aud ScAnylki!l counties. as low as 10 and
~ cents per pound, according % qOaiiiy =
And what is remarkable ahou: il If anything,
is the fac, that this pork was hauled 10
those places and sold By Columbia county
farmers, while at home. here, they have The
conscience 10 ask their nei2hbors. men who
are obliged 10 bny pork, from siz'era 10
81 igiteen cents per pound. This is onffaee-
QUE, when we think that they will sPend
several days caring !, off TO strange inar-
kes, and there cell for considerable fess'~-
How long will this kind OF business cout'in-
nee We hope not long.
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THE WEEKLY
EMT@gGE g. UIIGIs
FOR THE CAMPAIGN OF 1865.

The political campaign just opsnIng in
PeBnsy sylvania is destined TO be one OF great
importance, and 10 have a powerful iEA0-
ence upon The future OF the country q, large.
in great measure il will deierm inc rhe
gubernaioral contest NJ 1865 and have an
Influence upon tie presidential election two
Years thereafter. hot. more Important, IL
will probably .lelernine he choice of The
next u :. Senator from lhi- State aud thus
affect lie legislation of Congress and The
reMora,ion OF peace 10 The land. u Is,
therefore, Of vital importance that every
exeflion should be made by every member
OF our parry 10 secure the vic'ory. Not
onlv should every Local organization be pnI
TO work but every honorable messns houId
Re adopted 10 stir up the apaihetIc and
Iukewarm. aud 10 make new votes by CON
version II Can only be through the i'm
mulable and golden principles OF Democra-
ey that the ccuuuy can be redeemed from
the ihraidom Of lsnaticisrn, degradation and
TAXATION Outside the Democracy IheJe are
no principles. The rule OF action OF The
Opposition j. ever chan9ing-one thing To-
day--somelliine else tomorrow. II is held
together merely by expedre0is-the latest
and most opiragecus OF al bein. The mod
cru. six-monlhs political trick Of negro
suffrage. To deisaI this. and all oriier
schemes OF the AbohIiOn-shoddy hortIes
who live only 10 plumber and iyrannize, lei
every Democrat arouse and eird on The
rusty armor Of his fsIbers in Democracy
of Washington, oJ Jefferson, ot jackson.
and march 70 battle and 10 victory
THE WEEKLY PATRIOT AND UNION.
As the Central organ Of the Democrst'c
party the Weekly Pariol and Union has
acquired Iar-e and more diffused cIrcu-
Iariea than any other Democratic journal
in The State Il has hereIoiofe oecnpied
an Influential position as an able and IN
dnstrious worker in the cause Of Democ-
racv. and lie friends say thai il still conin
nes 10 be valuable organ OF the patty
Il is moi for Us, however, 10 puff our own
work. II we have been taIthfnt TO The
canse of The party and the country, We
hone every Democrat will make II an ob-
iect 10 extend our field OF operations hs
adding TO our list 0l subscribers. TIE iow
prics Of the Weekly in comparison with
the amount of matter furnished. makes i
one of the cheapest oi newspapers. W.
hope every good Democrat who reads rhI~
" ID send his name and 50 so fof copy for
one year. II thR j. loo mnch for those who
are very poor, lei all such send ns tii'J
eenis each, aud receive the Weekly Pairoi
and Union for The campaign. The follow
ing ara the terms:
TERMS PER yEaa.
SinaIe copies. ter snnum, So so
g SIX months, so
Clubs OF leo or more 10 one address 2 90
nrRis6 1HE esaPAIcn.
Single cop'e< 50 cis
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An orders shouii be addTe<sed 70 tue
PATRIOT AND UNION.
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Beautiful EngraVings.

A besui,iul Steel Fancy EugrdvinS and
superh colored rieel fashion rlale " al
illustrate every number; besides well exc
cuted wood cuts, Illustrative of The fash
ions, faucy work, &C., 100 numerous 10
detail
SEWING MACHINE PREMIUM.
In order to epabi, ladies 10 procure firSr
quality Sewing Machine at very linlr out
Law, " - make tie following lihe'al offer:
We will give one of WHEELER & WIL-
SONS Celebrated Sewing Machines, The
, regular price Of which is FlFrY-FlYE
DOLLARS, on The following terms:
|. Twenty copies ni the T.adv's Friend.
nne wear. ard tie Sewing Machine, SO co
II Thiriy copies, Que year, aud the
Swing Marhine IS 90
Ill For:y copies, one year, and the
Sewing Machine, 100 90
In tie first of The above clubs, "a lady
can get tWenty subscribers al The regular
rrire ol Two dollars and fifty cents copy,
and then ~ >endiua oH these shbsrFIpuDn =
and Twenty Dallars " addiiop, whl gel u
Machine Itiai she cannon buy any where for
less ;hAn Fifty y.five collars Ii she gets
thirty subscribers and Seventy five Dollars
she will only have TO add ten dolls-s 10
the amount. Whre it she gets tony sub
scribers al the fesnlar prce, she will gel
her machIne Tor E0llIiug
The Magazine will be sent 10 different
r1o,t offices II desired. The names ana
money should be forwarded as rapidly as
nhiaine1, ,n oIder Ihai IEs snr>criberS may
heg;n 10 receive .hPir magaz'ne< at once,
an.. not become s,issari-1ied with The delay.
When the whole amount OF money i re-
rpiyed, the Sewing Machine will be duly
iorv afd-d
+ 1 L. IF
.pb>crib-rs 10 the Saturday Evening Post
If desired.
In all cases The Machine sent will be the
regular Wheeler & Wilson's No. Machine
sold by Them I'm New York, boxed, and
forwarded free OF cost, with lhs exception
Of freight.
TERNS:-Our terms are The same as
those of that well known weekly paper the
Saturday Evenin. fosl--in order that The
Clubs may be made mp Of the paper AND
magazine conjoinlly when j, is so desired
and are as follows:
One cony one wear, 50 SO
Two copies one wear, O0
Four copies one year, W
Eight copies one year, and one 10 get
ierup Of club, Sl6 90
Twenty copies one year, and one 10
ae:ter np of rlnb, 35 GC
One copy of the Lajy's Friend and
ons Of the Post, 90
Single numbers of the Lady's Friend
(po<,a.e paid by us) twenty-five cents.
Subscribers in British North America
must remit Twelve ceEis in addition 10 ihe
annual subscription, as we have 10 repay
The United Sisres postage.
The conte ais OF the Lady's Friend and ui
the Post vii! always be entirely dIffsren'.
Address, DEACON & PETERSON,
No. sI9 Walnut ST.. PhiIadelphis-
Specimen copies will be sent TO those
desirous OF getting up Clubs, on The receip
Of fifteen cents.
October l8, 1868.
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TIE pBR NIX PEC7ORAL

ss9p7sW coral: OF compound
Syrsp al WIGChetry and Seneta Snake
Root, viii vure the Diseases al The Thfoal
and Lungs, snch as Gods, coughs, croHp,
Asthma, Gionehiiis, caiarrh, sore throat.
boarseness, whoopins cough. g..
l,s timely use will prevent PULNOARY
CONSUMPTION And even where This
fearful disease is fully developed, II will
afford more relief than snv otter medicine.
J. Lawrence GeiZ, ey-SpeakeF of tie
pennsyIva0ia Hoase of Representatives,
saVs This cough remedy ~ now eKteu-
i've used, aud l. of The highest value 20
The community, its curative qnslnIes bav-
mo teen tested by thousands wuh The
most gratifying results. il ~ carefully and
skilllully prepaIed trBm Wild Cherry Bark
and Seneka Sake Roo', by DR.. Lew OoeF-
Lol,zeT u reputable phy sician Oi PhPnix-
vile, Pa, aud is colt by uearY all drug
ris,s and country sIorekeepeu."
D. r. Cro-by, ex.Post Master and ex-
Burgess Of PotIs,own, cenifirs a. sfdliowes
FOTTS TOWN, Sans, 1865.
This ceTtifiee ttaii have used the PB6-
nix Peciorai in nv firmly, aud recon-
mend IL TO the Public ds tie gerry bept
remedy for coueh ani colds THAT l have
ever tried One of ms children was taken
with a cold, accompanied with a crOupy
cough, so bad, indeed, that II could not
talk and scarcely breathe. Having heard
81 much said about the PhGnix Peciorai
/ procured bottle OF il. The FIRST dose
relieves The difficulty OF breathing, and be.
fore The child hal taken one fourth OF the
boule il was entirely well. Every family
should have il in the!r house.
J. {. Smith, druggist of New Hope Bucks
comfy, Pa, in wiring 70 DIR: ObeIhoiiZer,
says: IA few days since boo9ht two
dozen of your valuable cough remedy TO
try, aud find il very good, and as il is near
" all gone would ike you 10 send rue a
gross o! il.
"Ycur medicine gives better satisfaction
Than any other have in the Store. | am
preparations, but yours seems 10 be doing
the mot good"
The following is an extract from letter
from Hiram Ellis, merchant, near Potts.
town, Pa, al have tired tue Ph6aix Pee
Ioral and find IL TO be ite best cough med
irine eXtanl. II meets with a more ready
sale than any other that ] have ever had in
my STORE"
The proprietor of this medicine has so
much confidence IN its curative powers,
from The testimony OF thousands who have
used ii, that the money will te paid back
To any purchaser who is Uot satisfied with
its eff-cte.'
u is so pleasan. 10 take that children cry
for it. Price THlRrY-FlVE CENTS; large
B, tIies ONE DOLLAR
Il is intended for only one class OF di,
eases namely those OF The THROAT and
LUNGS.
Prepared only by LEVI OBERHOLTZER
NJ ID, Pt Gaixville, Pa, am sold 10y sli
Druggists aud SlorekeepPrs.
Juhu>ou. Holloway. g. Cowden, No. %
Norh Sixth street. Phi!adeIph,a, and
+. c Wells & Co., II5 FtaDkhn Street
New York. General Wholesale Agent.
n. b If your nearest druggist or STORE
keeper does not Keep his medicine do not
let hin pat Jon of with rome Other msdi-
ciue, becanse he makes more moGey on IL.
bul send al onre 70 one OF ilge Agents for il
June 81, Is65.-6m.
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FaAnx LEsLaE's MaeazTsE Tor December
has besn received, looking a. bright and
cheerful as ever looked the most handsome
snd best periodical Published in This or the
Old World. For cinice reading it cannot be
surpassed. We know OF no stier corps Of
contributors And as for fashion plates We
defy sIl The Magazine publishers combined
TO 60 by FaAsK LksL1E. Send and get it,
Published in New York.
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To Drunkards.

OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S otunkard'a =
Cnre perm anenrly er&dicaies The lasie fol-
strong drink, and chres the worst case OF
Drunkenness iG less than eight weeks
Thou>ands of reformed inebfia'es nc7
live to bless the da, they were fortunate
enough 10 commence the Dse OF this valua-
BILE remedy. Price Two dollars packags.
Mailed 10 any address. on receip OF st
order, by JAMES s. BUTLER,
429 Broadway New York.
Sole Ag'i TOY the U. s.
August 9, 1865. Pm.
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THoaAs DUSK argues that bonds should
not be taxed, because money was procured
upon them sEai tiu1e o. dire necessity
We cay the shady spectators picked up
these bonds with the money they cheated
The government, out OF, and righ,fully should
pay Tax upon them. These L 30's, in a
great measure, went into The hands of per-
sons who made their money out OF some
heavy gun, horse, beef, pork or gain con-
tract men, too, who were, before he war,
not worth dollar. and To-day count their
millions az profits, besides what they havs
defrauded The government out Of; and these
are The men the home patriot cf The fepTb'
hcan woud smile upon-would exempt
from axalion and allow To so ''ecot-'reo"
from paying anything towards the support
of The government. And the poor tax pay
ing people must each and every one pay
his share OF the interest upon these bonds,
hich the holder sticks INTO his Pocke. ard
takes off. This is fire way the farmers, me-
chauic$ and aboring men generally are
faxed 10 support The government. Did you
ever think of il! The shoddy csPilalist,
who rolls in wealth. pays no tax. He pos
sesses exemption bonds, and you and ali OF
us, pay ,he interes, upon them. This,
Thomas DusS says, is right. We say it is
no., and The people will say the same,
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Matrisi,Oniaa.

7 AIDES and GenIiemen: If you wish 10
AAmary you can do so addsessiisg me.
will Send you, wihoul money and wilhou,
price. valuable inform alton, TIA, will eua-
nle you 10 marry happily and speedily.
inesreciIvs oi age, wealth or beauty. Tins
information will cost you nothing and If
you wish 10 many, will cbee9ully assisi
you. All letters strictly confidential. The
desired information sen, by return matt
and no rev ard asked. Please inclose POSI-,
age or stamped envelope, addressed 10
yourself. Address,
SARAfl E. LAMBERT.
GreennoInt, Kings Co. N. Y.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

Sevsasr d.inas needed in Boomsburg:
First. Borongh Charer; second. large,
spacious Town Hall third, Water Com
pany, TO erec, works aud furnish the town
with plenty of water; fenrib, Gas Works,
thai the town may be lighted up. tWiih
the present bad and irregular walks II 's
difficuI; NATTER for one no, acquainted TO
pass through ,own after night wii5ou: bru;s-
ing or breaking his shins.j We might go
ON and enrsnersie many other valuable and
necessary Improvements bu, We will let
this suffice for The present. A town Of The
size and age of Bloomsbury, possessing The
wealth she does should have had all ths,
We have mentioned above, tan, yes, l~en.
ly-fve years ago Why is it that We are in
the back ground! We could mention, but
We do no, feel disposed TO wound the ten
der feelings of our to,Cn J,tkers. They are
nice old gentlemen and believe in doing
things in The ''old way"
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SPECIAL BRANCHES.


SPECIAL BRANCHES.
Algebra and the Higher Mathematics, Pho
nosnphy, Ornamental Penmanship, the
Art Of Detecting Counterfeit Money,
Engineering, Surveying Nariga"
ton and Teleeraphing.
TELEGRAPHING.
The arrangements ior Teiegra phine are
far in advance of anything OF the kird
ever offered TO the public. A regular Tel
egraph Line is connected win the InstiIu-
ton with twenty brances IN various parts OF
the city, where public business is transact
ed, and in which the students of this Iusli-
iulion are perm itIed to practice. No regu
lar office practice can be had m any other
school OF instruction in the country, with
ont which no one can obtain postum as
a practical operator Young men are cau>
IIoreJ against the deceptive represen a
tiun' ol those who, without any such fg>
ciliIi s. pretend To leach Telegraphing
PATRONAGE
This Institution j. now eui1ying the lar
gest patronage ever bestowed upon any
con Tnercisl school in The State Over five
hundred students wete in attendance The
first year and over seven hundred during
fhe pa-t year. THE hesi class oi students
NAV Inx xarfsbty be found here, and all It's
s-socIa'Ious arr first class.
LOCATION AND ACCOM- SfODATfONS
The H->;Iinlion i located IN the most CEN
'fai part oi :tre city, aud its Accommodations,
for extent, elegance and convenience, are
unsurpassed. All the rooms have been
fitted up in Tive very best style with
BUSINESS OFFICES OR COUNTING
HOUSES, TELEGRAPH OFFICES,
STATIONERY STOKE
and a regular
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE,
supplied with finely engraved liiho2taphic
$50 es usei as circulating medium in the
Department of Actual Business.
TO YOUNG MEN uhn desire y PRAC.
TICAL EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS. w-
guarantee couT-e of Ip-trucIIon no uhsrs
el,e equalled while tie repuia ion ami
Standing OF The institution among bU>ines -
men make i:s endorsement The se>r pass
porI 10 success and advancement Ali con
iemplsiIng PnierIDg any commercial Coll
lsSs, are invited 20 senh for an
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR AND CATA-
LOGCE r containing complete interior views
OF the College, and foil particulars OF the
course OF instruction, terms. &c
L. FAIRBANKS/A NJ,
President
T. C. SEARCH, Special Teacher an1
Supt. OF Otfire Business.
Nov l. iS65-I "
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ST, 8 6 5 o, 0 @ q 81,
WORTH OF
WATCHES, CHAINS, RINGS. &C.
G. S. HASKiNS e. CO.,
sc Befkmnn frtef. Ntu IG,k.
onsr tie following Inducements 10
Buyers Of Valuable
Buyers Of Valuable

u ~
Having been ar lur2 un.s engaged
the Packet business, and established 0ur
reputation for prompIuess aud reliability
and possessing great iacIr'ieS for sslliuo
Jewelry IN this way, we are confident tas'
we can give Satisfaction 10 al who feel
disposed 10 pa'ronizs us
$3.50 600 WORTH OF WATCHES DIA-
mond Pins, Chains, &c., 10 ne sold Tor 0ne
Dollar each, without regard II vaiue. and
rot to be paid for unlii you know " hat you
are ~ receive.
JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LIST
OF ARTICLES 70 BE SOLD FOR ONE
DOLLAR EACH
l75 Watches Handsomely engraved and
warranted cerfSri time keeOers), varying
in prices from so 90 10 SI2O 90 each
225 ladies' wa,ches, solid gold hunting
cases, SOS 90 each.
25G GsnIsmen's silver watches IS 90
to 2O o. each.
5000 Laiesl style vest and neck chains,
1 sc Ia 80 90 each.
:. 900 Gents California Diamond Pins
2 so TO 25 90 each.
1000 California diamond ear drcp., 90
10 J D 90 each.
3 OOG Miniature and enamel ed gents
trarf pins. new STYLES, 90 10 Is 90 each
2 900 Masonic and emblem pins, 3 0o 10
10 90 each.
2 600 Gold band bracelets, engraved and
plain, 3 90 10 90 90 each.
3 OOO Je, and Mosaic brooches, 90 10
20 90 each.
1000 Cameo brooches, rich patterns, very
iasiy, 3 90 to 60 90 each.
5uO FloIentIne and Lava pins, the real
arlicit, 90 To- 10 90 each.
N 4 ma oo- n
2 90 10 10 90 each.
8 600 Coral ear drops, 4 co 10 8 90 each.
600 LaJIe.' ChaIelsine chains, j.! aud
ncld. 10 90 &c 90 90 each.
600 GENTS pins, splendid assortment,
2 90 10 l5 90 earh.
AOCO Solitaire sleeve buttons, entirely new
81, Irs. 20 to 90 each
3O0O Studs and slreve buttons, in SETS
yrrv rich. 90 In Is 90 each.
5 900 Sleeve buuous, plan, enamelled
and engraved, ? 90 10 8 90 each.
10 600 Piam and Handsomely engraved
rings, ? 80 to 70 Oe each.
5000 Spring locKets, double case, ITCHY
engraved, 90 to Is 90 each.
Is, ,0OJ Ser~ ladies' j-welty, new and latest
! styles, 6 90 to I2 90 each.
| oOU Gold pens, and handsome silver
I eases. 90 tn 10 90 each.
THIS entire lisl of beautiful and valuable
! goods " IN he sold Tor One Dollar Each -
| Certificates of all The above arl'c'es Will be
! pIared in envelopes. and scaled. These
envelopes are eeui bv mail, a. uttered,
vuhru, feeari 10 choice. Oa Ihe receipt
| of ,hs Certificate y6n will see what you
are. Ia haze and then u - al yOnr opuon "a
send one dollar AMI TAX, the af,irle. or not
live Certificate ran he ordered tor 8;
eleven tor So; Ihidy nv. Tor IS: siSiy- nv.
| tor SO; and one hundred for SIS W.
will send single Cepiida'e OIL the receipt
G. s. HASKlNS & Co.
Box 42-O 36 Bsekman ~, \.
Rl,om.hn.o. Ae'il So. lss2a
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lem s1ns-. E.q rewiy elec, Treas
.irer, has fled The reeessary bonds refnir-
sd by law, to make him fully eligible 10 his
office, and will ener upon his official du.
lies on or about the Ist Of January nex.-
He was elected for Two years, and it j. adj
miited on all sides that the people made a
good selection.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estafe of Chrtsiend KisRer, tate Of
Madison l0UHskip.
I FILTERS iesiamsniary on the estsie of
IA Chrisiena K,snef lave Of Madisoa twp
Columbia county, have been granted by
the Register Of said county. TO Samnsi
XlSuer. Of Greenwood township. All p-t-
suns having claims against the esaie OF
The decedeul requested 10 present them
for seitlernen, 10 the Executor ard those
indebled 70 The estate will make pavfnent
wiIhou, delay SAMUEL ktSNER,
Oct IS, 1858 -S3. Executor.
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Cro. w. MAresR, tbs geniIemsnIy Pro-
priesor OF the Forks HoteI, al hi. place,
has Just completed come vaiuabse improve-
ments in his house. George" isan enier-
prising LANDLORD aud is making hcsls of
friends.
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OUK county Jail rscrivsd 4 pretty good
clearing ont last week. There IL but one
prisoner inside OF lis walls al present He
was convicted o! stealing shoes, and was
sentenced to three months imprisonment IN
the county Jail, costs OF prosecution, aud
s6ued twenly-6.e dollars.
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THs remains of EIErr IsGIaR RoBr.oN,
place, we're broughi home on Monday last
for inserment He vas a gsl;sn, young col
der, among the very first to enter iAe ser
vice, sDd, il We mistake not, lost his life in
one Of thoss hard fought banls. in Tennes-
see, SONS time teIore the close of the war,
under Gen. Sherman. This is oOr present
Impression Peace 10 his ashes
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PROSPECTUS, FoR 1866.
TnI LADY, $ TRTIHNDe
sblendid A,Iay of rairn'.

In entering upon the third year o! is ex
i,terre. the proptIeiorS oi this new maya
Zue beg leave 20 offer their thanks 10 the
ladies OF America for the liberal suPpou
already extended 10 them. Few maeazires
have boasied during their second year ot a
list of Ieafly Twenty. five ihousand names
TIE I.ady's Friend will continue 10 be
devoted as heretofore TO choice literature
and the illustrations OF the fashions 1t will
contain The latest patterns 'Gt Cioaks. Cap,
bonueis, he addresses, fancy work, en-
'brnideiy, &c, win teeeIp,s, music, aud
other matters Interesting 10 ladies The
music alone is worth mdre than the cost
of the whole 'fnagazire. the pieces beng
Sc lecfed ty Prot. GsiZe from the espaciou.
Depository Of that widely known aud enter-
prisng finn, Messrs. Lee e. Walker.
The I.adys Friend j. edited by Mrs.
Henry Peterson, supponed by the FOL ow-
iEg brilliant corps Of contribuiors.
Florence Percy, Mrs Bella z Spencer,
Mrs. r. c. MouitoH, Annie f Kent
Mr.. M. F. Tucker, Frances II Sheffield,
Miss FL. c. DonnelIy, Carrie Meyer
JuIia Gill. Matte Dyer Brius
Mrs Eliza s. Tufner,E f MarSarei S:an,
Frances Lee Pratt Emilie Lester Leigh
Mrs r. H. Phelps Charles Morris,
Mrs nj. C Pyle Miss n s Corey
Angus, Bell "Aunt Alice"
Emma 4 Pipley Mrs III Denison
Mlss A I. Muzzy, Cath NJ. Tfowbridge,
Mrs n A Heydon Mary J. Allen
Virginia + TownsendMiss A Forester,
Beat,ice CoIonna J. G. =.
Mis- Margaret HosmerCiara Augusta
Miss L w Tappan Mrs Anna Bache
Annie Russell Marcia Hope,
Leslie Walter, Hattie Hammond
Helen NJ Pratt Sarah Ramsey
Sophie May Mrs l.. J. Rienhouse
Phiia Fl Chase Helen Mayo
EJwit, r. Marin Elite V Siade
Caroline A Bell II Chambers
Harris Byrne Mary II Cox,
Emma NJ Johnson Adde K Sutton
Minnie w May, And o'her talented
Mrs James -, writers.
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NJ. NJ TRArea, esq. entered upon The duties
of HE office as District Attorney last week
He viii make an suen,ive and efficient off,
Ger Al presen, bis Office will remain at
Berwick, where ae can be reen OF address
ed, reis'ive 10 any matter coming under his
nfficial dnfiaa
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

Mas. SAMUEL F. SavERy. of This place,
publishes notice in The Demoryot asking
sor Information of the Whereabouts OF her
husband. who lett, some two weeks since,
with an understanding thai he was going to
Philadelphia 10 buy goods He WAS in be
shoe business at this place. He WIS aboui
~ years of age. feet inches high, Iigh,
complexion, blue eyes, dark hsir, with
whiskers and mnslache, and BY occupation
q shoemaker. His wife and fsniiy are de-
sirous Of leaning his Whereabouts, for
which they will pay suitable reward.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

THASKservIss D'Y~was pretty generally
observed by the citizens of BIoomsburg IL
respective OF parry or religion Il being
conii week, his honor, JrDee ELwELL, ed
journed court on Wednesday evening until
Friday morning. The siores and shops
we're all closed and the town bore sedaie
and melancholy appearance.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13

THk Ladies connected with The Episcopal
Churrh of Boomsbprg. held Fair and
Festival, during Court week. They reaii>
z.d = handsome sum, which their articles
and Iabors meritsd.