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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
A. Ii. MEKwIn. Aucnoueer.

A Ii AEHWIN, Auchou0or.
NV Ranges, BROTH B& 81 co. 2c4 srosd
Dvay particular attention given tho sale OF Private
Libraries Cash advances made when desired
NorIcg-The copartneship Of sAN9s, pLAYr q So:
vaa dssoyed by the death OF MI PLArf on me SIC OF
H. is Tbe bpnlpeea win be continued by the survivors
under the lille OF BANGS, BROTHER co.
Arpp,v.TE gsLs-A great assortment OF Writing Pa
peTu Letter Cap Gu, and Flat do on the most
tsrms Booksellers and county merchants arc insi'eo
GALL 49,, ....,.. y,h,or, nAy,sa
complete Gets OF hese very desirable and aeiecs S
noyg offered 10 the trade and ohers coprhtng me sasa
ard fbrnrv 81 vols tie ecient6c library vols mo As
Srnarian library IS vols The CEsacal Library II vols
and The illustrated Library new seres including
ortr.it. Of Ilnsroue PersonRges OF Great Britain xne
volumes sold separately II desired now nS nss J US
seen Issued of tho various works and raY Do mao o. ~
Also harunvrs Popular hscEuros on scieree and Az
gvoln Svo; EwbenHa Hydraulics and Mechanics, Jooe
CONS Faunere Encyclopedia 9ncnou's grea' WoIa OF
Riicb Cows Fhsers Principles OF Agriculture. Ions
gopestsf gsnneus Boubla Entry Bookkeeping, we.
UCTION SALE AT NIAGARA FALLs, Canada
"A West-Highly valuable and most aurscive l.eeoU,a
property commanding the moot auohme aua .nen
combating OF houses and rich pasture and meadoW snd
with mos1 ssubrtous and beautiful bu'ing ses Wnien
will be sod at auction the Pavilion Hoe ~ lne rais'
IN TfTEspAY the 18th day OF October next In the 1ow
Ing os ubect ouch conditions OF sale r. aas DC
Lot i. The Ontario House. on the brow OF the hill witt
four acrss ignore leas) OF fertile land thereto ADJOINING
and 6 Sel0g Pbs substantial building known as the Gath
House." and about three lmore lessl OF choice
land commanding mos. superb view o. me great s
on The lower bank, fronting tho river
Aso about ore quarter Of an acre S s n e
with good cling house belonging to ths estate OF Lieut.
Gen. Murray. ,.,--.,...-
he known on application The Office OF the undersigned
Pho terms viii be onefourh of Ihs purchase moaey to
be paid SALE end the remainder by three equal annual
inatnlmepts with Interest secured on The property.
Nisgara Fals isis tOlt THOMAS G. sfhEEr.
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Gon sss psashos 6e8 6o9 68 go CPS 627 to $50
Court OF Common pLEAs-Before Judge In
grsham-John Ranau Elizabet' Haaan-order OF re-
ference.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER B efore Iudge
Edmonda and Aid Smith snd Chapm -Frid4y-Tnu
trls of MD fiat charged with murder OF MS we. aud
that OF Dsiaa charged with causins me deAth oi
by nehbiDR, further pos poned TO monoay MT
dan enc of the counsel in frat being epgsRed else
~here and in the other ~neaS 10 unsO g. owing 10 al
stfhcton in the ey attend.
irendsfye Francois Bernard, and George Den.
h0m In this the Gnnd Jury have tnTown ou' me M
as Bernard she is TO be dets'ned Rl wtnets
The HRbt as Corpus as TO other bfou ht
The Obj. cion he b-ha was 10 having zee 'Ilt4
here the uense alleged 10 have bssp "om gifted n
France where the are, that the la of
this sse providing for the ttia OF arceny where ms prop
ey has nrous HI into this state to uuconslSuupnR
The subject r-ierrd 10 Sessions 10 be dis
posed Of on The trial The Court then Adjourned
Marine CoUKT.-B efore Judge Lgnch-Lisbll
tv of Horseshcers john HaAeton VS. Christie Hgg''s =
To SIPS The value OF horse eRto 10 nave pes
injured by unsha Shoeug causing lis hoof TO Ia on sud
subae Quepl 0, 9Th OF The hone - $3.50,
MIR 81 was employ ed by Ar 10 July last TO shoe inc
hind feet of The horse in question. ?wo days aerwao
being Sunday tbs horse observed 10 e lame oa Iues
day wat taken back 10 the shop OF Dir who took on
he shoes-ihe boot II being warm weslcef 10 aleW Gays
mo,fed and 'e of and the hoe cied killed when
pesrly dead IA days sfer It WA shoed
For dsieuse IL commended inst The sdoes hao oee
carefully put on and The injury old not sIise from tbs nooI
being pfcaed injured hy ne nails and that as oeca'
aEaipst The inside Of each other.
Melsrs Foote and Lard Two e1pe'ienced f&rii-fs gAES
testimony opposition 10 The ides of eaVius arose 9n
erfernp and IN support of bs iGes claimed by plalnt
M Williams farftr thought that The ieiury pis ut osye
hetp produced b, Other thsn hs ahoeiDg mgot
lave been diseasd and thu process Of harmony affect
Pie Court aner review OF the Whole c's- said how
q, g. much /! III CHI It, the weigh OF ihe testimony
before him was the injury wa produced by the shoe
Inv and ih Law iha evenI Of Unsktln shoelug enders
,be any injury HAT may sFs7 Jddg'
uel for plsb.if for SlUO
SUPREME CouRr-1n Chamber Before Judse
Edmopds D.aony Iseiin y CGetke VS. SnydaH, Sa2e &
n E,idoU--The parties the nsoees corpus -ppesIel
..co,dnp 20 s6jourument Ar Van Buren being a1seni
motion wa, made postpone, which va, opposed by
counsel for defense. judah, on behalf OF compa am
avis offered 10 pteseut testimony 10 poais connected
With pecunary matteru which were denied but Judge .
wopd 10, permit the testimony, noi being connected
Win tho charge in The complaint that large qusnuty OF
Sal h.d pt en seceily shipped through Mr. Iody, or of
kindred shpmensthe e.Iinony 10 show intent inus De
IN sston 10 similar scta with hose charged The further
hearing Of lhe charge oiourned 10 FnesdaY next
VIE testimony will probably be brought up Tor defense
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EpROesKLYN FAKE INSURANCE COMPANY
HD-Ofice No. 6 Merchants Exchange, Wal.sl ~ Y and
4S Fulton 1t Brooklyn WIN. ELLSWORTH Pres-
A G STEVENS, Secretary. au9 sn'
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~ DIR, Shows watsr-CEFo 1RSt1tuuons es',
aeT Fwalfth-7t and Unvsrsityplaee @R
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g x. BALLS VEGETABLE SYRUP for tho
6.cure OF Cholera &orbus Cholera lniansum, Cramps,
GUNNER Complaint and all Diarrheas and DysenIery,
whether recent chronic Also his Cholera Syrup
certain Cholera These preparations by chei
cay nen,razing the acd poisonous fnid which cAusec
these diseases and hence effect with astonishing
quckness and certainty They are perfectly harmless spd
unlike The usual remedtes) leave The system In healthy
Sla,e Aloo, The propre,ors Treatise these diseases
and Cholera considered a. a poison Sold whole
can be copauled qras The poor piled withoulchge.
Certificates from The following physicians and othsrH who
have GAeo II mag be al the propheofs Office G. O.
Hammond, N o. 1873 Cennlst. N.Y. d Kimball, ID D. so
Broadway, NY ; Alex Clinton, 81 t0S Houston.gt, N.
Y; Mrs. w. Greene III Broadway NY; Ar. Geo Dox
ter 4S App-ot NY. Mr., II ID. Lee Ito Wilhsm.sL NIX,
aus Inns
nR. RICHARD9ONs sYRUP-one ofthe bes,
AIrenedes OF ihe age Or Richardson's Syrup for e6o
cholera morbus and summer complaints and psnin tbs
Sold e, DR. Rnphsgens $50 Pesel-ss Charles q. ling
Sands, 1873 Bowery HaydocK 2s Pearl.st; also, Mrs.
Hays, ITS PuIton.sL Brooklyn city. je sn
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Total number Issued
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company Is
established upon The strictly mutual nysem with Tariff OF
premiums juslihabe with the security and per.
nanency desirable Indispensable for an ins,u
hon Of this character. Il organized 10 December,
1916 has become the srgeal association OF me
1900 smbers GUY PHELPS Secretary
r KlssAM, III D. Medical Examiner al The office
daily from TO O'Clock P. NJ Prospectus and every In
formation given By w DUNdAM,
a1l CIV rs Agent 81 Wallst. New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
LAW COURTS.

CouRr CALENDAR This Day-CfrcuH Court
Nos 899 Gel $40, 92 10 92l. 9Ss m, COO
Common Pleas-Nos 6e8 bG9 6iS GO to 69o GIT TO o9o
COURT OF Common pLE.s-Befors judge In
grsham-Jysn Ranan rs. Elizabet' RaHan-crder OF re-
fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

~ RheumaIfsm Exciusively-An important EN-.
brocatioo expressly diseases and Of Euro
pan and celebrity 10 offered to The public on the FOL
towing Ter ms esch patient Ia perm ted TO prove It's eics'
diseased or Joint before entirely
Office hours 81 70 and 2t to 81 I'm. Cerufcstee from
city resideulB, cured. sl0 3rTuTn&S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

~ a.isa4d Bair DyO, Improved 80 az 10 eoler tse
ksir or WHISPERS the momen applied without The least
innry-is entirely free from unpleasant odor and can be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately II 10 applied
,hou waiting to dry. For sals or apped 81 BATcaas'
es's wig Factory, Wallet. myiSTuTh&selu
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IMPORTED oARPETIN GS,
RnD n III N

FOR THE VAIL TKADE.
GMITH Il LOUNSBERY are now receiving thalr "a P
y peu for the Fall Trade copsasing OF ROYAL TAPES
TRIES BRUSSELS IMPERIAL FHREE-PLY, IN
GRAIN and other CARP ETINGS, comprising one OF the
largest complete and desirable ssSonenu ever Of
fer cd In this market.
Their purchases being made entirely for CASH affords
them advantages making selections that bus few possess
and enables them sell at the lowest possible pdces
English Tapestry Csrpe,s, from lis 10 las por yard
English Brussels Car pe,s, from So to les per yard.
Englisb Three-py Carpets, from 10 TO los per yard
American Three-ply Carpets, from Ia SO per yard.
Engiab and American Super6ne Ingram Cerpeis rom
81 to IL per yard
English ard American fine Ingram Carpets from a 10 IS
per yard.
Common Ingram Carpets from 20 10 40 per yard
Also, large slock OF Englsh and American FLOOR
OIL CLOYHB. from feet to "a feet wide
DRUGGETINGS "a, 3d., ia and 1874 wide, with
choice OF ali other goods connected With The
trade. equally low SAITH 4 LOUN8RERY,
n22Rt 44a Pearlst hYh CRrpet alore from Oh ATTAIN. al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

NONNECTICUT MUTUAL L!FE INSURANCE
Zoo OF HARTFORD New York Office 81 Walst
opposse me Exchange fhis institution has issued during
nc rnonih Of Anonat 1880, 43a pOicieg, VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
JENNY L1nD WALKING GAMES.

6NANEs MOUNTED with beautiful bust OF Jenny Lind
Vim gold and s,lvergreaty admired By esarH Bone
dict Beleti and Bsrnum Manufactured Wholesale and
RETAIL by w L. ROBE, 81 Resdest The subscriber re-.
specially calls lhe attention to The following
iayIsG House. Sept 7, 1850.
Sir: requested by Aeasrs Benedict and Beloid 70
you their thanks for very beautiful Canes sur.
mounted by elegant bust Of Mdie. Jenny Lind pre-
sensed by you to iheu. And subscribe myself
20 Mr.. w. Z. ROSE, slyersmiih and Cane Aounter 81
Reade ct. $40 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

nAKUM-50O bales No /; 500 do. Mo. 2-tot sale q,
IMAM fBctuHeFp prices By
ma aAtNT bERRIcKsoH, i5s soDth-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

pBHIOvAL.-DRS. CHILDs Il FORD hays removes
Aeiher Office 10 IS ChamAerss Office houfs froa to 10
0'cloch, An and from 10 8 and 7 to 8, Pm
Phey have opened \ Medical and Surgical lnhrnafy
where tbs poor will be attended zratulousy YueSdaya
DR. Childs will give particular sttsnoa disease Of iss
enest lunRB and heart.
Dr. FORD to diseases OF hs eye and ear, and gurEca
szses generally. tv]7 Ban
EAGH, ROPES, and all Kinds OF paper msnufseurerP
4AmateFsls, bought and sold on liberal terms. by
n]a GAUNf 4 DERRjCKGCN, l52 and 1853 Eouih 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

rg,HE BEST SYSTEM IN THIS WORLD, requires 10
mschnes poundera rubbers, acids, or other injurious
sces Instructions plain articles cheap and can DO
had anywhere ls sent by natl at single postage Phou.
sands are sent every month Price only 81 per copy Call
or send to MADAME BEAVELf, Patent Lsandress, ~
Ann-st tAecond aoor) NewYork. aul5 imeodN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

oo9o p3ands from 20 70 IS inches
srzpr prices GAtHT 0ERRICK3OH, lss southsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR
Ns Language poweress TO get form Itne Gifts
derfu properties but tho high need OF public appreciation
has decidedly and unchanResby stamped The superiority
ofhis remarkable Soap thai doubt s efficacy in the
lion of tan freckles, suDburn selowEess pnpes ring
obstinate old soreG salt rheum, wor IN The sIin
and other cutsneous dsGgnremenls Is to imply doubt of
The existence of truth Itself Il Is beside the very bes
shaving compound used. Equally famous is COT.
RAUDs Poude Subtitle for eradicang supsrfuous hair from
any part the body GoURAuDs Hair Restorative Cir
venting It's sisg out increasing Its growh and making
wiry, hsrsh hair so silky and glossy Trial botIles q
cents each. GOURAUDs Liquid Hair Dye viii instantly
change red grey hair beautiful brown or black
GoURAUps Liquid Rouge |. superb article for giving
ross 'ain TO pale lips and cheess defyng detection By
hon Tor rough, flushed. sIuggish complexona.
Found only al the old established depot 81 Walker st.
frs store from mot b) Broadway Bates Jordan l29
Wa'hingonHl Boston; Calendar, s8 South Thrd.st Ph-
adelpbia sl2 steod
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CAMpHENE AND BURNING yLOID

CAMPHENE AND BURNING RLOID
w FL. Smith, 26l Grsnds. NewYork, and 2O4
w .Suonst Brooklyn 10 our authorized agent for the
sale OF our Csmphene Dealers In the article would do well
cell and examine the article and inquire the price before
buying elsewhere II Will be meaaured ouI In any quanr
ties suit wagoners at regular price al he above
places. 81 Inn J. g. ENGLE, Manufacturers
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p. M. s. D. o. HAIGEP
ATTORNEYS AZ Law.
81. LoUls MISSOURI.
FLETCHER n HAIGHT. [Jyls 3m] DUGAGD C. nAI6sn
EDWARD a. PRAsER,
CO@MISSlO NER OF DEEDB
A 10 Orchard-st. Deeds Mortgages, Wills, dc.
Accurately drawn up All orders punchiay attended
aulS i'm"
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An AppIAI no me nRl GOODS CLAKAS or NV .lUINN
FaLIow CLERKS; Yoar attentive peruSaI OF tns
following appeal is earnestly solicited
Firss, We address those who are members OF our
association. To you we look with special csius
for your active cooperation. You have become
members of our fraternity and are, therefore,
identified win our proceedings. You are familiar
with our offsets, our cleims and cur principles for
you have become iuitiated and bave become par.
of our organization. We call upon you faithfully
to discharge your obligations, for upon your fidelity
in meaanre, depends the triumph of our glorious
cause Speak TO your fellow,oprks. rest not until
YOU have made them members OF our Association.
Secondly, we address ourselves to those who are
not members Of our Association We labor for
YOU as we'll as for those W no are already with ua
but you derive only Indirect advantages We
oomprehended in oar movement the entirs body of
abe D.y Goods Clerks Of Nsw.York. What we
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CARD The undersgned beg seSsss opsisns
WaeSmassS snd San nas Exc Il
3, psg s s snsP FGss AND gooL
Bis npoed ssd g All Eas.s CA
DRAWlf'1 $50 reasonable prices Orders for any
s gnen 20 I,ssmenls WIN promptly executed by E.
m Importer Of ws1Isass sSd JswsGs
gntonst ~ Au1~
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L. g. IRVING. Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-28

As ass VI person bs satss< books assss
psSAsns ~ sAs sshscapuon MaAs n sdvasos.
D..as sssseaaess Aassy letter. the pssxs
On vasra ~ = pad ~ BY
snIb moasunlanAon.
Ths COUNTRY PAPER u pub,,u,s Aurt.s ,hs &c
'ioas os coaeTs' AAd semi weekly during
Subsc1tps.oas ~ period year vp n rsesveA on
terms psopoxaoes4 10 the sbovs annual rssss
01-POeTMABTERs auAosixe4 10 act ~ o.,, - hx
sending DAILY subucrbss $50 enco. a, r,v.
WEKkLY sshscsibs oa3 On v,vr
subscribers &0 70 ops co.y - ~.
odiuoa Ihsy furnish US subsc Sox, xvssa
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-09-26
THE CONGRESSIONAL NonIsXy

The proceedings Of the Congre
.Conferees, published in another column,
show that Col. Wright was regularly nomi-
mated as the Democratic andidate, and as
such he is entitled TO the cordial support of
the party. The Confe rees from this county
Were chosen at our Convention without in
s,ructions, and ne nominee was conceded TO
Luzerne. Along with that concession went
she right Of selecting the candidate, at any
rate in The first instance, and the general un
derstanding was that our Conferees should
coniirfn the choice os Luzerne. They have
done so, and the nomination as made is open
10 no objection on the ground Of usage or
Regularity. The objechon powerfully urged,
against Col. Wright in 1918 was that he was
not the nominee of his own county and that
fact carried against him large part of the
democracy of the district But no such OBJ
lection exists in the present case, and those
whose votes in 1s4s went in another direc-
tion, can now support him without inconsis-
tency, or sacrafce of the position which
they then maintained.
Let his nomination therefore be supported
by ali, and this district will be represented in
Congress, once more by one chosen by the
Democratic party and owing fidelity 10 II and
its principles.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-09-26
The Senatorial Nomination.

Tho proceedings of the Conference on
Saturday at Berwick appear in another col.
'umn. As was expected, Mr.. Buckalew was
regularly nominated by the unanimous vote
of the Conferees from Columbia and Lu
:. zerne. This result, in accordance with the
known will of the conventions of both coun.
ties, will doubtless be endorsed at the polls
by a large majority. In electing him the
people will secure the services of most
competent and faithful representative, and a
"a time too in the history of the state, when
such persons are required in the Legislature,
and can render essential service TO the pub
nc. Tie nomination Of Mr.. Bnckalew was
fairly. as well as regularly made; without
resort to trick. OF, intrigue, and without pied
ges or promises TO any man or set of men
in the district. He is above the nse Of any
such means to obtain personal advantage,
and would scorn position purchased at
such price. He is, besides, self-made
man, who, by his own exeitions has attain.
cd solid position in society, and, by an in
dus,rious cultivation Of natural abilities, has
rendered himself competent 70 represent the
District with credit and Advantage. The
people can vote for him in the full assurance
Ahat every vote is worthily bestowed. s
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-09-26
Lycoming County and volunteers.

The gallant Colonel Brindle is chosen for
a reelection to the Legislature by the Dem.
ocrats of Lycoming. We notice that Tay-
lor Democrat(Dis out as volunteer against
him; but the Colonel will understand how
toireat such political guerilla, and serve
him just as he was wont to do the Mexican
red rancheros. -
These cowardly rancheros were wont to
follow the American army guided by the
smell of the horses ohals, and whenever z
fellow in our army got drunk, too weak, too
cowardly, OF too un-Amarican 10 keep up,
he fell into the hands of the Mexican ran.
cheros. So political guerrillas follow the
Democratic party; guided only by the scent
of the spoils, and capturing the few strag.
glers that lay behind. Whenever Demo.
crat ONCE falls into their hands, and votes a
volunteer ticket, he is thencefonh lost to the
great army of Democratic progress; and
turns up next in the ranks Of Fr eesoilism
Native Americanisn1, or Antimaso nry; and
finally proves himself a Captain of -Whig.
gerry. Felty Best is now playing this kind
Of vulture 10 our district, and as Colonel
Brindle last winter fearlessly caused some
futtering among these volscians, it is moi
strange that the West Branch should be in.
tested by some of the same breed of sneak
ing, prowline creatures. But he III pro We @
nough for them all.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-09-26
SENATORIAL coNrERENcE.


The Democratic conierees Of the 16th Sem
atorial District. met agreeably to notice at
the public house of George w. Nicely, in
Berwick, on the 2ist September, 1850, for
the purpose Of nominating a suitable candi-
date TO represent said district in the State
Senate. tyss.
Gu motion, PETER KLINE, Esq, was
chosen President, and E. DoLpH, Secretary
Present, Jacob Sorbef and E. Dolp, from Lu-
zsrne P. Kline and M. E. Jackson, from
Columbia; and Messrs. Snyder and Thorn
ton claiming seats from Montour.
On motion of M. F. jackson, the following
Resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resofved, That Representation 10 Mon
tour county of two conferees, in this confer
ence, be conceded, without determining the
question Of right to such representation, OF
giving this decision the character of pre-
cedent.
The conference then being fully organic.
ed, motion was made by Mr.. Jackson, ami
seconded by Mr.. Sorber, TO proceed to vote
for candidate for Senate. Mr.. Snyder here
stated that he had Resolution to offer be-
fore proceeding TO vote, without stating its
character. The President decided that the
notion Mfn jackson was first in order, and
up0nIGSoie beng taken, the said motion
was adopted. AT this stage of the proceed
ings, the Montouf fconferees stated that if
,IilixIfDs Dsolutionfyas not received and acted
upon fofe vot for Senator, they would
felife from the terence-and they accord
ingly did SO tn I6ther conferees expressing
readiness to take up their Resolution when
in order.
Whereupon the conference proceeded to
vote-Charles r. Buckalew having been
named as candidate, with the following re-
suit - s
For Chas. r. Buckalew--Messrs. Dolph,
Sorber, Kline aud Jackson--4; and thereup-
on Mr.. Buckalew was declared duly nomi-
mated as the Democratic candidate for Sena-
tor in the 10th Senatorial District.
On motion the following Resolutions were
adopted
Resolved. That we feel pride in presen-
ting Charles R. Buckalew, Esq, before the
people as candidate fol the Senate. His
undoubted talents and sound integrity, fit
him for the station, and will abundantly JUS
tify the cordial support of the voters Of tie
district.
Resotued. That the proceedings of this.
conference be published in the Democratic
papers of the district.
On motion, adjourned.
PETER KLINE, Pres't.
E. DoLpH, Sec'y.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-09-26
Proceeding of,he Bes, Conference.


Reported By John Donkey who was looking oves
the partition.
The Best Conferees met in Mr.. Nicely's
stable at Berwick, and Mr.. Snyder moved
that Mr.. Thornton be Chairman ofthe meet.
ing. MIR. Thornton seconded the motion. Mr.
S. put it 10 vote. Mr.. Thornton voted aye MI
Snyder declared it carried and Mr.. Thornton
took the seat-on wagon tongue.
By similar process Mr. Snyder became
Secretary Of the meeting,
Mr.. Snyder nominated Feliy Best to run
for State Senator. (Great sensation and a
long bak.) Mr.. Snyder tken moved that the
nominations now close. Mr.. Thornton Sec
onded the motion, put it to the meeting, and
Il carried mem. CON. Itwas then moved tha,
the nomination OF Valentine Best be unani.
mously confirmed, and amid great deal Of
sensation, the vote was taken as follows:
Mr.. Snyder voted Aye,
Mr.. Thornton voted Aye,
John Donkey, with horse laugh,) voted
Neigh.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-09-26

The expenses of the Federal governmenc.
this year, will amount to two dollars and f;fi3
cents head, for every man, woman and
E1ehangs Paper.
1t This amount were collected in the form.
OF o direct tax upon each individual how
many would jump, when the tax collector
presented his bill, and begin to calculate
whether he may not be paying too dear for
his whistle. Double the amount might be
extracted from the peoples pockets indirect.
~, BY increased duties, and no one would
give second thought to the cost