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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-01
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A merchant in northern city, lately pc,
an advertisement IN paper, headed boy
wanied.n Next morning he found band
box on his door step, with this inscriptions
''How will this answer 2" On opening il,
he lound nice. chubby looking specimen
OF an article he wanted done up in Eanuel-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-01

The practice is fast coming ,in,o vogue in
the Army OF the Potomac Of burying with
each soldier who dies, bottle containing
a slip OF paper on which is written his
name, rank, company, regiment, date and
cause of death, &c. The practice is .
good one.
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- = -
In support of The above statements, ars
presented The Certificates OF Or. James r.
Chiffon, che mist, New York, Or. Hiram
Cox, Chemical Inspector, Ohio, DR.. Jas. r.
Nichols, chenisi, Boston, Dr. ". E Jores
Chemical Inspector, CircleviIIe Ohio, Prof
C. I. Jackson, chemist Boston, DR.. Chas.
Upham Shepard. Charleston, S. C., and j..
v. Z. BIarcy, and G. A. Mariner, consuli-
ing chemists, Chicago, all of whom have
analysed the Csiaw ba Brandy, and com
mend il in the highest terms, for medical
nse.
.fnalgsis Of the sHassaehussetts State
.4ssayer; Jan. 25, 1853
When evapora.ed through clean linen it
left no oil or offensive mailer In eFery
respect il is a Pure spurious liquor. The
Oil which gives 10 this Brandy lie flavor and
aroma, is wholly unlike fusl or grain oil.
Its odor pariakes of both the frui, and oil of
grapes. With acids. il produces Others Of
a high fragrance. The substitution OF this
Brandy Cor Coanac Brandy viii do away
with the manufacture of fictitious spirits,
sold under this name both al home and
abroad ~ Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, M D., Assayef TO State
Mass, 1s Boyleslon St
Be- the same. in 1864.
have analysed 81. Lyons Pure Gaia
<wba Brandy with reference 10 its com
position and character, being the same as
ihst produced In past years. A. sample
taken from len casks afforded the same
results with regafd 10 purify slightly
Increased amount Of the principle on which
ifs. flavor depends was Determined by COM
,parison with Iormef samples.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-01

A passenger having hired boat TO take
him across a rather rough stream asked the
irIsh boainan il anybody was ever lost
there "NIyer," replied Pat "me brolher
was drowned here last week, but We found
him again next day."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-01

gallant was lately sitting besides his
beloved, and being unable TO think OF any-
thing 10 say, asked her why she was like a
laIlorl 81 don't know" said she with
poutiug lip, "unless it is because l'm sit-
tng ;asside a goose"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-01

An Iowa paper says that lady near Bor-
ingion, in that state, on marrying the man
of her choice, recently, found hersslf TO be-
sister-in-lsw 10 her father, aunt to her broth :
ers. sister 10 hef. uncle. daughler 10 .nef
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-01

THERE are now something over two hsa
dred millions OF pressing demands against
the government, including the pay due the
A r
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-01

How holy is the Joy and the pain of pure
unspo,ted music. It's jubilee and it's sounds
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-01

TaE BRIpaE OF noSKers-Sfany people
| wonder how Abraham Lincoln, slroHeir
com mtted as man could possibly be
against The enterprise, conld cross :he guilt
which separated him from JEFF Davis and
all negotiations for peace. So il wond be
puzzle If our primary biographies did not
enighten US TO how monkeys in South
America can cross from oRe ;ree 10 another,
100 wide apart 10 permit leap, without
making the citcuilous route OF descending,
walking over the Intermediate terra fymu,
and ascending BY climbing the tree, whose
top they desiTs 10 reach. But the picture
enlightens those who are too ignorant even
10 read. fhe Passage is effected by q
bridge of monkeys A dozen monkeys lie
themselves together, head and tail, and
thus span the space, m skIn9 bridge for
their fellows 10 walk over. The picture
forms beautiful spectacle in wood cut.
The inertwined arms, and closely coiled
tails, make the bridge as sale, 10 say the
least, as that which spans Niagara, whils
an old Ape, without compromising his dig
nilv by looming down." gains the cove,ed
position with ease. Tho bridge of mon
keys which allowed old Abe [if not cid ape)
10 cross, were Jaques, Jeweit, Greedy and
Biair. Thus we learn the double lesson,
that necessity is the mother of invention, :,
and that whatever is created .by The AL
mighty has its uses.
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L. LYONS PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,
Sparkling Catawba Wines,

3qua. in Qu0Gty o,d Cheaper IN Price tsan
The Brandiey and Wiqss If The
Old World
For Simmer Complain, Cholera infanium,
Bowel Complaint, Cramp, Choiic
and Dfrrhoea.
a sure Cure Is guaranteed, or The
money soilt be refunded q
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Bounty Jumping" BY Wholesale
Albany Journal

We have had occasion recently TO refer to|
several squads of "bopniy jumpers'' who
had passed through Ibis city on their way
west 10 "operafe." The first squad took
the train week ago, and were mostly AL
bany thieves, who knew il would be use-
less for them 10 present themselves here az
recruits. The second squad were nearly al
from New York. and came to this city 10
enlist, under the impression that our Mar
shal ould be green enough 10 accept them,
But OF the whole number who offered Them
selves, only three were received. The rest
sought other localities. and selected Oneida
county as their first field Of operation. The
aex, squad who wended their way vest-
ward were all from New York, and num-
bered over hundred. They were chiefly
labelled for Uliac, Walertown and Bingham
tom
OF The first squad most OF them enlisted
in Utica, and nine of them jumped" before
they reached the rendezvous in this city
or the second squad, all enlisted in Utica
and thtfsabouts, ard thirty two OF them es-
capped from the barracks on Troy road on
Sunday night And last night nine ofths
same tribe who were enlisted at Utica got
! away. They were accom- psnied by squad
OF four men, and on arriving at the depot
one OF their friends appeared in captains
uniform, took comma nd Of the guards, and,
marching the gang TO convenient spot en-
abIed them TO dodge round corner in the
dark and so get away, The bogus captain
conveniently appearing 1.-THE same time.
or this latter number, however, seven were
recapiured last night; one by officer Car
Eol and the others by posse from The Mar
shal's Office; the arrests wers adroiily made
al the Hudson River depot, inst before the
night train left.
We refer 20 this suject thus particularly
10 put the marshals in the interior on their
| guard. 10 districts (if there are any such)
where the narshals are in league with
/ bouCty brokers for the money they can
make out Of the alliance, this Information
will be OF no use. But il may be OF use
where the local officers are NOT worse
thieves than lhe scoundrels who deliberate
Iy enlist to pocket %he -bonpty and desert.
! The State is, at this moment, full OF these
"bounty jumpers :" and as no locality is
/ credited men until they are receipied for ct
/ the nearest general rendezvous, il is quits
! mportant that attention should be paid 10
/ the character OF the men enlisted.
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l. Specific for all diseases originating in
n bad state OF the blood, or accompanied
by DsbiIus or low stale of the system.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-06

Bg' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A.
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-B GEORGE BUST, ESQ.,,
ordinary.-Whereas EDWARD n. THURsToN, OF
Charleston, Merchant, made suit to to grant him
Loters Of Administration of the Estate and Effects of
BARNARD ELLIOTT BEE, late Brigadier- General:
These are therefore, to cite and admonsh all an sngu.
lar the kindred and creditors of tho said BARNARD
ELLIOTT BEE, deceased that they be and appear before
me- In the Court Of Ordinary to be held at Charleston
at No. street. on thirteenth day of December
1885, af or publication hereof at eleven O'Clock In the
forenoon. 10 show any they have why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand thia twenty eighth day ef
November, Ammo Domini 1865. GEORGE BUST,
November 10 VIZ Judge of Probates.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
[FnoM OUR OWN coRRBsPoFDENT.l

Tbsre uou n tno when the craving for excitement
among the masses of tho people hore could 0e satisfied
by extensive confagrnton, grand procession, big
lv" a,'..a ~ ,,'a. ,o,,o,on 'a,, ,,n,
o"ss murder. in.'o .nne'' no"e''f' nH'' ''.on'
matters Of almost everyday aud have there
FORE grown fiat and common place But sti when two
' - o . =, -, - ,,,,, -, IT,, .
or moro OF them come TO light simultaneously they do
create some little excitement At present We have on
the carpet fashioned cold blooded murder
gethor with divorce case replete with scandal No
murder can bo considered real rsclass one unless
"o.o VI NV .one
P"n,sl na'es' III '''e easo III question III u ie'h
have this qualification and therefore the thing is rather
interesting Jose Gonzales Fernapdez and Francisco
Gene1 Salvador ara the murerers. Tho nncr wns tbo
park In BrooIIyn and the murdered man when he was
alive called hinsef and WAS called by ohcrs Don Josc
Garcia Otero. -
Tho divorce case which is now in court is Strong
necessarily make out strong case and strong defence
there is no telling on the strength of this who win come
AS If all this were not sufficient food for excitement
wo receive from Albany horrible account of the muir.
dsuehter aUed twelve years and from Pittsburr tho
blood curdng details Of the trial sentence of
tina Grinder the aAmerican Boruin who poisoned Mira
Mary Caroline Caruthers in August last could aid
the list conAagrations gunpowder explosions
rors at time " A''' ''o' many A0f
told You in my last that Tom Sayers was dead; 1t
seems supsrnoas to add in this ha. he buried bu.
interesting. Tho English papers toll that tire.
mendous crow Of backgunrds and plug -uges attended
Tom funeral and in their eager anxiety to yet into the
church yard there was regular and drag.
out" fight between them and tho police. Every body
had heard that Tom was dead some people coHlj NOT
conceive ho possibility of such briser having really
given up the ghost. But when tho row came off, and
poor Tom did not come out of his coffin to take hand
In tho frcoAgh then they all knew he must be dead in
| earnest.
Last night thero was Hecker ratification meeting nj
the Cooper Institute. Tonight tho MoImnnites will
hold their meeting at the same place As YOUR readers
are not expected to be plrtcuariv Interested in tbo
political 6qht between Mozart and Tammnnv Hail n Ia
lust ma we'll for me to drop both Heoker and HOFFMAN,
Without further remark
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National Thanksgiving.
BY the President Of the United States Of Americe

ny the President OF the United States of america:
4 PROCLAMATION. ..e
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God during the year
which is now coming to end, to relieve beloved
country from the fearful soourge of civil war; and to
permit to secure the blessings Of peace unity md
harmony, with great enlargement of civil liberty
and,
Wheras. our Heavenly Father has also, during the
year, gracousy averted from the caamtes Of for
egn war; peatilence and famine while granaries
full Of the fruits of an abundant season; and,
Whereas. Righteousness exsleth nation while sin is
. reproaoh to any people:
Now, therefore, ANDREW JoHNsoN President of the
United States do hereby recommend to people there
OF TINT thcy do set apart and observe the Thursday
OF Ccoomber n day Of National Thanksgiving to the
Creator of the Universe for heso evennces and bless
inCe.
And do further recommend that on that occasion tho
whole people make confeasfon Of our national sins
against His infinite goodness. and With ono heart and
ono mind ipiore the Divine guidance the ways Of
national virtue and holiness.
In teatirnony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused tho sea, Of the United States to be Affixed
Done at tho City OF Warrington this twenty eighth day
OF October in the Of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and siIyhve and Of tho Independence OF the
United States the nnetieth.
ANDREW JOHNSON
WILLIAM IL SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
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tee on to the proprey of abolishnR
tho office Of Adjutant and Inspector Gcncral Also of
abolishing the office of Comptroller. General
Several Committees made reports. Among others the
Committee on Ofces and officers reported against the
appointment Of JagesA DuHus, and reported tho said
Office vacant.
Mr. Smonton tlicn moved to 20 into an election for
State Assessor on Wednesday noxt, at p. NJ.
bill to amend the charter of tho Greeny1e and Co.
lumbia Railroad was then read, and also bill TO pro-
vent the spread of AsRtic Cholera which having been
read second time was ordered to bo sent to the Senate
The two Houses will probably adjourn about the 18th
Of this month. To stay mitch nearer Christmas would
be contrary to South Carolina precedent Santa Claus
must visit the children with presents Tho turkey must
bo caten and of course tho members must be at home
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NOTICE.

4, NAUTICAL pains and swellings, neuralgia. tooth
and head ache, gout spasms. cough. asthma. quinsy
deaness diseases OF the eye contractions jnundioe
suppression OF the menses. falling Of the womb dropsy
Piles lohens, all kinds Of skin and blood Diseases er-
Youaness paralysis epilepsy dyspepsia dysentry
rhoa Yer complaint and all kinds Of fevers, ought to
Try the natural healing art called Baunscheidtlsm the
Life Revyer who represents the most complete Apohe.
carys shop In tho best and truest sense the ef
fects are warming anmatng relieving and governs the
circulation OF the blood In critical cases. for instance
apoplexy, colic pneumonia, nervous fever, cholera
yellow over franco or apparent death, where have
no time to be consultative where the fact ought be
instantly decided In such circumstances this proves at
once the Life Reviver as Of e therefore patients
attacked with sch critical diseases ought cali in due
ttmo at the Office Of Baunscheidtism, and not wait until
their physicians have pronounced the hopeless
one
Office and residence No. . Burns lane.
DR.. j. C. LUDWIG,
December 1mo+ Protest. Baum Rcheidtist
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVEST
MENT r"
= FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
TTNHE PALMETTO HOUSE. IN THE THRIVING
Il village OF spartanburg. is offered for sale tho
most reasonable ters will be rented to IN approved
tenant, at q moderate rent 9.-rr. |F"
Tho house Is partially furnished and an energetic
landlord render II popular and profitable and i'm
mediate possession. given. For terms. &C., apply to
December 6 wfm10 HENRY UOBIA CO.
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SPLENDID CHAECE FOR NORTHERN
TH1fT AND CAPITALt
Il FORTUNE MADE IN ONE YEAR!
FOR LEASE OR RENT,
Tho splendid Estate In Marlboro, known NJ MAN.
DEVILLE, containing three Of the richest PLANrA-
TfONS and ono Of tho finest LANDINGS the Pee
Dco River. Estatc consists of 1000 acres tyothrds
under cuya.onthe rest tho richegt pasture for cattle
largo herds Of which raised without or shel
ter. Land Will mako bale Of Cotton ia tho aero La.
borors and every thing roady for tho next crop. -
ALSO,
Tho FINEST ESTATE in orangcburg District; suro
for Cotton: healthy oil tho year Estate consists Of
$500 acres, two thirds Under cultivation. Rne creek
waters tho cHa.e aud furnishes seats Cor Mills and Gins
and fine range for cattle. All tho bacon TO fccd the
aborera made on the estate without cost Labor hired
cheaply, for rahcr than leave their old hocs tho me-
groes would take low wages.
The above estates offered for Lease be cn,se the
heirs children and their guardian Wishes to 20
North. =.
With Cotton at 80 eents. largo fortune can bo mado
In ono year. Apply to ZIG :.
FOE nHrIRxNcE: ~
Gov. PERRY. Columbia, g. @. -
Judge GLOVER And T. B. WHAIlHY ESQ.,, Orange.
ss Hon. 9. W: DUDLEY. Bennet.sville, 8. q.
December& -. ia5s u, :, - mwf :,
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as- STATE SOUTH CAROLINA

RS- STATE SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DlsTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq.,,
ordinary. y.-Whereus JOHANNA NJ ENGLERT, of
Charleston. spinstcr made suit to ME to grant her Let.
ters of Administration of the Estate and Effects of
WILLIAM ENGLERT. of Charleston, Farmer: These
arc therefore, to co and admonsh all and sin suar the
kindred and creditors of the said WILLIAM ENoLnnT,
deceased, that they be and appear before me- the
Court OF Ordinary, to be held at Charleston at No.
Ruedge street. on the 18th day of December 1906 after
publication hereof at II o'clock tho forenoon to ahow
cause, If any they have. why the said Admnistrato
should not be granted.
: Given under my hand this twenty eighth dsy of
November. Ammo Domini 1856. GEORGE BUIsr.
November 70 VIZ Judge Of Probntcs.
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The Coal Trnde-Enormous Profits Of the
Companies.
tFrons the PHILADELPHIA LEDGER. !

tFrom he Philadelphia Led9cr.l
by a. Ss% s
pared with similar sale there month ago is on an
several causes. FIri-Srikes early In the season and
ts sntrt It supply Of cars brought the coal
Seeond.The consumption of coal following the war, in
stead Of being lessened was increased By the greater
acuyy g ell to the steam marine Of the country and
oy tho Increased demand for fuel by the
Si sns m coal for s
derng combination to put up prices less dfoult than
IN almost any other pursuit.
To what e1tont the ruling prices of coal the
year is attributable to "anderstsndp9s formulIv nr
arn sy entered ny into we cannot pretend to
the last dsclias in price too high Tho hep profits
mate pursuit. and much greater than could be realized
y mining was In greater number Of hands We know
of capital but it ia sufficiently within the contsol Of i
tba ~ 10 au 70 he m greater number Of hands
up Its proata were loss. The huge firms with large
means Ike IL the great oak that dwars ali efforts Of ihe
aids them in retaining business SO escl1siye,v n
thbir hands as II Ia. w "''-' Al
ganized into companies under the State Mining Law,
but, In too many instances, they have proved mere
crbant prices than to the production Of coal at fair
fts The Mining Law Is. however. good one, and was
tho masntuae 'O o. aaa the raaa
TO creator extent than before. The coal com.
Panee created within the last two or three years
fortSnstely have covered of capital to twice
three mesthe market value Of the property incorpo
them. by increasing the number of producers, and
ehs sonrces Of supply They worthy all
hey grsuay from ts aDdS az 70
sorg and sharpers to those practical me win
ara Sona tSe to the owner These companies
promising as several Of them do to largely the
Of oombned peion % 70 the price Of coal BY
&ered before Congress. H N'-'o.-
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HEADQUARTERS Cd s. D. NJ. D. c.,
EDIsrO ISLAND, 8. c., December l, 1866.

EDIsTo ISLAND, 8. c., December /, 1886. (
(sPEoI.L ORDER No. g.
TO AVOID UNNECESSARY TROUBLE AND PRE-
SERVE good order this Island it hereby ordered
1. ALI parties claiming original owners. plantations
hold by freedmen and dcsirous of comforting with the
will report at these Headquarters previous assuming
personal chnrge ofthe same. Unnecessary Ocer will
be sent to accompany hcn and assist In making such
arrangements arc desirable.
Attention is invited to Paragraph VIII, Circular No.
IT, War Department the provisions of which, together
with other orders subsequently issued will enforced
H. Until further orders, persons visiting the Island
legitimate business will, landing, report to Assistant
Provost Marshn register Names and state nature of
siness. Persons on iegtmate business, are liza
| BILE to arrest and instant removal.
Visitors should nnd at Steamboat Creek Landing
I'LL AL claims against freedmen for horses stock,
property of kinl TO be presented to Assistant
Provost Marshal for adjudication by Provost Courts
Personal attempts to retake property liable to
| create disorder and are forbidden.
" Until further orders, civilians, white or colored
will be required to exhibit pass from competent mill
tary authority or Assistant Bureau R. F. and A. L.
Such passes will be given for limited time, and for
tile purpose of comforting with tho freedmen only or
other specified reasons and will not ente the parties
receiving them to establish any residence the Island
V. The foregoing regulations being complied with all
parties having business to transact the Island arc
guaranteed entire security, and such assistance as may
be properly rendered by tho United States authority
VI The Superior Provost Court Cd Sub District will
session at Headquarters OIL or about the 5th inst
VII. Lieut.. r. j. CLARK, 35th U. g. C. T.. is hereby
appointed ASSISTANT PROVOST MARSHAL of Edisto
| Island He will be respected accordingly
JAMES c. BEECHER,
Drov. Brig Gen. Com'dg. Cd Sub District
Decembcr6
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d HOLIDAY HATS. .

ALI, THE LATEST STYLES OF GENTLEnIEN's
FASHIONABLE DRESS CASHMERE AND SILK
HATS.
Also Medium Crown ard Medium Rim SILK HATS
for elderly gentlemen.
SOFT HAT DEPARTMENT..
High and Low Crown, Wido and Narrow Rim. Stiff and
Soft FELT HATS, of all colors
Low Crown Soft Fclt Hats, ut So. So $3.50 TO $3.50
CAP DEPARTMENT..
Mems, Army, Navy and Travelling CAPS and COVERS
Youths Cloth Caps. 60 ccnts rs conts S1.25; extra
$3.50
children's Fancy Caps, so cents 75 cents to 81.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Only few LADIES' HATS left at s26o-worth $3.50
Fur Capes. Tietorines and Cuffs. for Ladies'
Misses White Fur Cuffs, 81 per para good present
The above Goods all suitable for substantial holi-
day presents STEELEs CHAT HALL"
King.street, opposite Merchants Hotel.
december 6 VIZ
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.


RLhNKETS, WHITE AND GREY
- Travelling Rugs
Shawls
NubiRs, Hoods. Comforts
Bamoral Skirts
prints American and English
Mcrinoes. Purpic-B Biuo
Brown and Magenta
Frcnch DcRines
mohair Goods, Alpacas
De 1IcgcH Flanneis
Whttn and colOrcd Rob Roya
Fancy aud Colored Long Cloth
Canton Flannel Bird Eye Dianer
Crash. Huckabach aud colorcd TownItpgu
Hosiery
Gloves, Socks, Handkerchiefy
Cravats. Tics, Scarfa
Shirts. Linen and Merino
Travelling Shirts
Collars Linen and Paper
Cuffs. Ribbons Ruches
Velvet Ribbons, Flowers Piumes
Buckles, Belts, Ribbons, Waterfalls
Lace Nets Combs, Hair Pins
Buttons, Trimmings &c.
kNDA
of tho latest stylos. ~e'
In store and for sale by
G. L. GUILLEAUME,
D, No. 143 Meeting street,
ooeonoero tOpposite Hayne street|