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Der af5ociirten 6%euermanns ELECTROMAGNETIC
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RGy@ BUR Be onberen Henntri6nabme' ~gsa
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1866-01-10

TIE brig C. NJ. Carver, Captain Tfea'.
from Georgetown, S. c., with lumber for
Sesrspori, was dismasied and filled with
water in a gale on The 2Isl nli. On The 3lst
she was fallen in with, seventy miles from
Cape Ann, by The schooner Emma, aud
the crew taken of after being nine days on
the wreck without food or waller. One
man was killed when the mas:s went over,
aud the stewart died on the SOlh, OF slarva-
tion, and uhen rescued the crs1O Icere liUing on
his body. The survivors were landed at
GIoucesler this tTuesdayJ morning. The
c. M. Carver registered one hundred and
seventy-hve ions, was built al Bangor in
1860, and hailed from that port.
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EDUCATIONAL.
From the Pa. School Journal.
10 Directors.

By the Act OF April II, 1865, as publish
70. May, 1863 the time for issniDg hs war
rants for the Slate appropriation Exchanged
or The law has made definite what had be-
fore been uncertain. The afiidavits and
certificate cannot be made until the common
schools for the school year have closed, and
the President is TO swear TO tho whole num-
Der of months taught, also as 10 the fact
thai all The teachers had certificates. The
annual report must be forwarded at .hs same
time that The affidavit, is; this must, there
fore, be made out as soon as possible in or
der that the district may be entitled 10 its
appropriation, for no warran! can be issued
until the annual report for the school year
for which the certificate is intended has
been received. The law requires positively
that the four months certificate and annual
report snail be forwarded al the same time.
If The common schools of the district
commence on the first Monday OF Jane, or
September, or Becember, and are to be con-
lnued six months and at the end of that
time the school operations for lhe school
year are TO be closed, the certificate and
annual report can be made ont soon after
the close of November, or February or May,
aud The warrant for the appropriation can
be issued Immediately. The law of 1865,
requires peremP;orily thatboih documents
be on file 10 this department by the fl
teenlh of Jolly in each year.
T., l., 4 Il,
change in the operations of the law may
put Directors 10 some Inconvenience for The
first year, but after that there can be no in
convenience attending it. The money will
be received each year al the close of the
schools, il Directors will make oct and
promptly forward the proper documents 10
this department. It is believed that after
the FIRST year i: will be found that the new
law is preferable in lis operations 10 the old
one The Office of The board who have
obliged TO swear 10 the affidavit and make
out from The ds:a furnished Them during the
year The annual report Tor the yea: TOR which
they have acted. As the report must be
transmitted with the certificate, il will be
made when The facts are fresh in th e
minds of the officers VITO have kept the
records and had charge OF the documents
aud will OF necessity be on file 10 this de-
partmeIt in iims, so that The rePoT clerk
will have all the necessary documents Oh
h and, 10 enable him 10 prepare he salisli-
cal tables for The bound volume, in proper
season for publication.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1866-01-10
Literary Nomenclature.

The fashion of using odd phrases and
moiloes, as titles for novels, is rdicuIed by
an English satiris,, who has made good US e
of Publishers circulars.
"Belial," be says, emerged By the Sea;;
advancing against "Wind aud Tide' be
saw, "Benealh The Surface" ''Breakat 5
Ahead.n This was "a Bad Beginning
kind of "Notice TO Quit !" SO he he turned
into "Belforesi," and encountered 'Some
Famous Girls" (boih eBiack and Whie'')
who have since become "Famous Wom-
en-" He beheld "Eleauor's Victory" and
Christians Mistake" and heard "Cafy's
Confession" Here be ''Shauered Idols"
and "Snged Moihs," quo,h he; 'Grasp
your Netlle," but Look before yon Leap
for "Who Breaks Pays" II was just The
"Darkest before Dawn - but BeIial per-
ceved "The Woman in White" fighliag
with 1.-The Man in Chains and Glow 10
Manage ii" she did not koow" "Once and
Again" she seemed 'Losl and Saved" but
al last she inflicted the "Crueles, Wrong Of
AM and fled, crying out "Quils y
Verify, "Siranee Story" Bu, our Amer
ican publications afford material for as mar
velIous a narrative Think OF ''AnGelina
Shoddy, "Tbe Scout in Cruoline, . spend
ing "a Week al Saratoga then lelt ''AIl
Alone" "Among the Pines" and going into
"The Wide, Wide World'' with Nothing
to Wear; except "Fern Leaves" Surely,
the situation is "Peculiar."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1866-01-10
MARRIEh

Al this place on Jau. 81, 1866, oy Rev.
D. J. Waller. G. A Potter to Miss Kate ].
Obi, bo:h OF Bloomsourg, Pa.
On the 25th ui., at the NJ E. Parsonage
in Berwick. by Rev. NJ. P Cros,hwli;e,
Adam A. Schuyler Of OFangesiila, and
Carrie Z. eldest daughter of the officiating
Minister.
By the same. on Dec. 25ib al the resi-.
dence OF he brides father, Robert " ait, of
Wilkesbarre, 10 Miss Kate Bowman, Of
MIfilinville.
On the 26ih If Dec by The Rev J
Dimm at his residence, Mr.. William P,
White 10 Miss Beckie a. Creveling, all of
Light Street, Pa.
At The residence of the bride on Jannary
LIST, by Rev. b. 5 Truckenmiller, Mr. John
Buringsme to Miss Yaleris Furman, all OF
Lime Ridge, Pa
In OrsngevIie, on I5e 3isi ult, BY Rev.
Nathaniel Spear Lafayette Moore OF Green
wood 10 Ziipah Lance, OF Benton.
On January lsi, 1865, by the same, Aura
ham II. McCoiom, of Benton, TO Almira w.
Boston, OF Fishingcreek. Pa.
By The same, Jan 2d, Woman McHenry
of Greenwood, 10 Rebecca Long, of Fish-
ingcreek.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY coRREcrrD WEEKLY.
Beware Of Ambuscades.

Few people realize the fact Iha, disease
lies in ambush everywhere. ready to seize
upon the weak. The strong pass through
many periIsin safety; the st-engthIess fall
by the wayside.
II is amazing that the feeble should tot
ter win uncertain steps over the tacs Of the
earth in danger every day OF falling vic
inns to the mofhi9 Influences by which we
are all surrounded, when a tested and prov
en- vegetable tonic, capable of endowing
them with the vigor they need, is procura-
bic in every city, town and settlement. 1t
might reasonably be Ihoughi that after the
twelve years experience which the world
has had of BosrETTER's STOMACH BITr ERs,
oil would know that its effect is TO prevent
disease.
The fact is notorious that dose of poi
son which will scarcely affect a vigorous
man iE perfect health will kill weak one.
Now, what is the cause of epidemic dis
eases! Poison IN The air At this season
the atmosphere is surcharged with the
seeds Of intermi,tsnis, remirenis, rheum-
arsm, pulmonary disorders, bilious com
plants, and the like. Persons whose ner-
vous systems are relaxed are the first 10
succumo TO these distemPers. Brace up
the physical energies then, with this poten-
iial vegetable tonic. Ii is tbs most pover>
fai recuperani which The botanic kingdom
has ever yielded to patient research and
experiment. Try II. The bIiudest disciple
Of the old medical dogmas will al least az :
mat that tonic and Alternative, compounded
OF approved herbs. roots and barks. can DO
no harm, while the testimony Of thousands
invites trial Of is viEtue-.
Dec. %, 1865.
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Ia anolher column may be seen an ae-
count of The beginning OF snil against
Edwin Nj. Stanton. Secretary OF War, insti>
tu,ed BY Joseph H Maddox. asking one
hundred thousand dollars .camage, suffered
by the plaintiff. from illegal conduct of
Stanton in seizins TIE property ofthe plain.
tlf, and, without just cause, arreslng him
and confning him in prison, at two different
times, contrary to the laws OF the land and
without Justification.
This is but one OF the many difficulties
into which this demon Stanton has brought
himself By oppressive conduct. The time
is now coming. wheE the thousands who
have been inhnmanly tortured, 10y imptis-
onmeni, and made 10 suffer under the rule
'ot military despoiisn, may appear in the
complaints against The Secretary of War,
The thousands OF Provost MarshaIs, aud
cowardly bTutes, that were protected, in The
doing of Unprecedented wrongs gainsi good
citizens OF the country, only by the power
Of The sword, Improperly held over the peo-
pie. NO man can De OenIed tne privilege
OF hearing before the Courts, end civil law,
having been suppressed beneath the weight
OF arbitrary power, will appear again, in
the absence of despotism, like The clear,
flowing fountains in Spring, when released
from the bonds of Winter, and inspiring
new lie, health aud vigor, will command
Eeparation 10 be made for the ofenses COM
miited By shoulder-strap naoobs. who were
100 cowardly 10 face The Confederate foe in
arms, but sought out the quiet and peaceful
citizen TO abuse him, because he dared TO
enjoy that which the Almighty caused him
10 have-bis own conscientious views OF
right or wrong in political affairs, and which
had been secured TO him by The laws OF the
land.
We say the time is coming. and when
il does come, we expeci to see the knaves,
the malicious partisans, the Provost Mar
shaIs. and, The many dogs of Cotum bis
county who permitted themselves 20 be
used as spies aud ialse witnesses, properly
placed in the power of law, where justice
may be rendered lhem, according to the
rules OF law, and The determination of twelve
good aud lawful men.
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Auditors Notice.

TIE undersigned. Auditor appointed bv
The Orphans' Cour Of Columbia cnnniy, 10
make di-'ribnrion ol rie fund AZ ihe hands
oI Rosez' F. Clark, Executor of John Beal-
er, deceased, 10 and among rbs crpdnotZ
aud hejrs enti'lei 10 h SAM, IN the orier
IS sbli>he,i by law. W ~ aiieul 81 his Office
~ Bloom>buru. on WEDNESDAY, THE
24TH DAY OF JANUARY 1865, AT TEN
O'Clock 4. NJ. oi said day, for re pp-po,a
al makag TIE distribution. Al persons
tate OF rl:- drrerc !. are nol,ti~d 10 present
item folte g Audror on lli7; dav, or be de.
bara1 lTom coming N for = shsrn uf lis
fund W WRIT, Auditor.
Bioomsbura. Dec. II, ls65-4w 90 50.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estote Of RrSsei Wh,ts. decelss!.

TIE undersigned, Audiior appointed by
The Orphans ConFi of of'Colnmb,s conny n
make distribution Of the fnaf in lie hands
q samuel Neyhard atminjsraiar oi Ru<>
sci White, deceased. o aud euony the
creditors oil the said deceaseI, according 10
tue rates and proportions allowed by law,
will attend q, h.s cElte. in B!ooms5arn. on
SaIuEday tie 9Th dsy n; January uexl, a,
10 o'clgck \ NJ, Of >aii lay Tor the ppy.
pose Of msking the dta,ribu.ian All pei
sons, having claims or demands a2aius, lhs
estate o. the d-cedenl are noiifisd 10 pre-
sent hem 20 Tie AufHaf on ha, day, OF TO
be debsrrec from coming N FOR q share Of
he !und. Z. &. BARKLEY.
Auditor.
B'oomsburg. Dee q, ls65-a.v 81. so.