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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-11
FOR SAVE

TUE Celebrated Dortrdas ii ms BATTLE or
Fl BUNKER Hill. md G0NFEAeaAzIoa OF CEAE-
LEsroyN, viii slendd Panorama (nll in perfect or.
den With Sixteen new hnds plehnid Drop Scenes BY the
best Aratin the country ,stbs whole enc the most
profitable md popular Historical Exhibitions in the
Country II Will be sold If applied for soon for less
than oneEhal6 Its costa With propeo management. the
price Of i can be made with lin three mon rs, besides
CIV Ing the propfie'o gold living OGeior TWO yonng
men who wish vel, will ind this u rare bafaain.
Foo parcnars apply 10 N. F. Gates, The Worcester
UsaN,attc Museum dec o li- 9ifiisf dr. FIa
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Important TO Millers and Mul.Owners.

Important TO Killers and Mul-0Wners. 81
"A NEW and inI roved dressing for Mill STONES,
IA (Which patented in 1872 by M. Games 81 Tex
and the rigHto hich in the New Eng land n.
States and throasheut Europe sewnsd by Col CHAs. -
MILLS, Of GeorgH is now offered the Mlers and
Mill owners Of this State by GEORGE T. s. CURTIS,
of Worcester, who is the sue agent Col Mills has
caused this dressing to be put In this
CITY, with the understanding lhas If NOT improved, no
charge should he made. in instance has he failed to
gain SO pei cent. in the Of mea grouna with
the same power. AMI in most the amount has been
doubled. In some tTebled. f.l,..,s9 a.
The expense the owner, of fitting pair az stones
with this dressing, ia abou. $40 The price 0t The
right to the improvement. from $50 500,
coIdngfOthe OF business done, 300 being the
general price per Run.
Z Thus iscofsidered the important mpro, ement
ever made IN the mode OF gripdgg. and The ease and
simplicity with Whites il is applied cannot fan 10 conf
mend itself 10 s concerned THIS branch af tusiness; ~
as il virtually doubles the power Of the ml Ref renee
may be made TO " n. Dickinson, W. WI pitch, or Das
L. Emerson, q this City, whose Mills have been dIessea, -
In this way and are now grinding Than twice as
much az befcree lsgsHGEOI r. s. CDRT3S,lns5ay -
General Agent for the State of Massachusetts
n W.
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Va5EE .FuWsT anu lBulIuIngS Tor SaIes ags
afE'HE SphscTb r,wishIng TO mRke change in hiss
l5E business, offers his entire Estate for sale. Situated
il the asarshhg town d Leonins'et aconsissine efa
fifty acTesoi aud, witha new building so by 80 fpets
two stories high new stone dam and new fumes =
Said building, with the adi1on Of machine
would be wei adapted Tor small paper mill The
power capable Of driving four the driest part
of the season, and ay be increased one-fhrd with
small expense. On the prelisrs Dwelling HOUSES =
with Barn, CARRIAGE House, Sheds and ali necessary
Out Buildings mostly new ard in good pair They
sitHatedso half mile from Railroad Station the
Fitchhuyg and Wen ester Roads which makfs ~ faci
ties OF freight for Boston and New York surpassed by
none this part Of the county. The whole will be
sold, and part Of he puEsh9se money may remain
five years If desired, will sell half Of said
tate ana iase an interest In the business said build
ngs conh be fitted, ready fol use early in the n
~ For further particHlarsn relation said estate, all
communications addressed ths subscriber, ptst paid. III
will meet withprpmpt attention.. 80
feb7 d2awx VT -htsz Ah7 WHITING "a TESaSff7f
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PRICE a ! ONE. /, GENE
FOR SALE OR no RrNr.
Z For Sale or Exehanea.

~ EUf SAFE or EXehange. i7 a9 ~ ~
.hsA Two STORY House,, on ueen ST. j, - l5s.-
,Gs1. ~ Z - 49,. - south Irving ST.
b -Hf u" 1851 - q Chandler st. It ~, 4.
II. 80 sonse Lots, west eide Of Goat Hill
near the Worcester Academy
N si5lt' N onsChandler ST. ,f9T =
1a 80 Acres Of Wood Land IN Sutton
SO Acre Farm, with HoGsenIsd outbuildnys, In
/ Apply 20. ELLIOTT, 1853 Main ST., up stairs
30 dec20 If
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FORI GAIE.
: 30 III e a r, Z.

EssA THE subscriber icing desrous OF leav- sssa
Nas7 ingahis State, offess his enyire REAL. Nm +
ESlA al very low prices, consisting s-zA -
In part of one House on Shelby street one do unfir
ished, on Laurel street do on Grafton street ; 90
House Lots on Laurel Hill do or Grafton street .
IA scres d Land on the Hoden road 1888 Acres of
Land, Mitiagood FAra Buildings, in Paxton. Isd d g
octo ,ttfo a se5saF a. NJ. MERRTFIELD.
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SPECIAL N0TTGH.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
rENHE subscriber would respectfully enderhs services
L as REAL. ESTATE BROKER, to any persons
havpsP roperts for sale Exchange either in the
city adj mi towns and would solicit the attention
of purchasers TO The following schedde Of Properly,
which he offers
FOR SALE:
good assortment of House Lots on and near Union
Hill, of which among the frs not the very
irsi in the city, for desirable location. commanding
view Of beauti al scenery, unsurpassed in any other
part OF the city
Aso, otner Lots III various parts of the city, I'D
several new Houses, all hi which wilbe offered for
reasonable prices, and terms of payment easy. @5
Also, a number Of Farms III the County, having from
20 to 80 Acres each. LARHIN SMITH,
ug5 dtf 226 Main Street, Worcest
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BOOKS, MUSIC. &c.
JUST PUBLISHED.

TTNHE MEMOIR Of the Life and Labors of the
Rev. ADOEIRAM JUDSON, ID. d..
by Francis " ayland, President Of Brown University
Tor sale at ALIENS BOOKSTORE, ~
s2l Hf ~ 275 Main street
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EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.
THE HAIR

A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for prc-notin
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty OF
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Clothing, &c.


EfeA A large assortment OF Boys Caps made In
8%.A the most fashionable styles, nay be found al
g?@ASlD e .7eEas MERRILL's,
VT 5 es p No. 2Sl heipst.
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Real Estate for Sale,

.EssA The Estate ii the Corner Of Summer and Bel-
k:is NOM Streets recently occupied by the American
:. Ailrlqaarialr society - afsrel fss sale on lib
eiai terms.
Inquire Ufs.F HAVEN, a. the New Library Build
ng isyAq % i1lsagtai 1890 ss8 20 je7asal
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'i'tsf ee;'sa UPSTAIRS. ssis sa,nu =
M-SxA Bet er go up Than Gown. It VIII well
ppy the iroul- Of going up fight of
..11AF q M sars, IL you wish Tor Trunks, vilises
10 Carpet Bags. ofsfhe best quality. at
the lowest price, We ready to make, repair to
order az 233 Main Street, up stairs, opposite Elm St..
Don't forget the place. decS DIT
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Sal Soda, Soda Ash, &c. y.
OK TONS sal Soda, 10 luns Soda Ash; 5 casks ga
~ Nixon, fol salebX G.s. q A. J. HOWE
dec25 diff Wor. Bank Block,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-12-14
From y asshing.on.

Congress 3 now in full operation, aud the
plnnderers are gathering in. Let.us give a
specimen mark The borers for the Collins
line of steamers retail the story that both
Russia and France are anxious 10 buy these
steamers for nse in The war, and that they
will be Withdrawn from the mail service,
in which they are now engaged, and sold,
unless Congress pay bonus of $500 900.
Last year the bonus was bored for because
the English Cunard line OF steamers came
in competition with the Collins line. Now
the Cnnard steamers have been drawn off
for the war service; and the CoIlin's line
has the whole business 10 itself. Yet Mou-
seur Tonson comes again for his 100000
bonus. In fact Collins g. Co, would not
just now sell their steamers at any price, or
if they did, il would not be two weeks until
new line would be in full operation.
I Another case.--among the claims last ses-
sion bored through Congress was one for
the heirs of Proileau TO a large amount On
investigation, the President and Secretary of
the Treasury have since found tia. fhis claim
was paid in full more than half century
ago, and the second payment was therefore
not made-the officers, like General Jackson,
taking the responsibility.
Senator Adams read a loug wnded speech
a few days ago to abolish the naturalization
laws, bu, his bill could not get dozen votes
in the Senate TO day,
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'of peace, seek enlargement Of The nights Of
nentrality, aud elevate and Iiberalize The
Intercourse Of nsiions and byruch just and
honrable means,and such only willis, exalling
the condition Of The Republic, to assure 10
i the legitimate influence and The benign
authority Of q great example among all The
powers of Chrisiendom.
Under the solemnily Of these convictions,
the blesslng'of Almighty God is earnestly
invoked 10 attend upon your delibera,ion S,
and upon all the COUNSEL and acts of the
govs1p en-, 10 The end that, with common
zeal aid common efforts, we may, in humble
submission TO the Divine will, cooperate
for the promotion Of The supreme good 0
these United States.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WAsBINeTos, December 4th, 1854.
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= The Post Office at Mordansville in
this county, has been discontinued. The
revenue, We believe, was less than one dol
lar quarter. Mail matter directed 10 hat
Office will for the presen, remain for dis,ri-
button at The Bloomsburg Office, and persons
who con be better served a, Light Street, Or
angeville or Jerseytown can have matter
sent to their most convenient office byinotice
TO Mr. Unangst.
Col. Wright inquired a, the Posi- Office
Department, 10 know the cause Of the dis
continuance, and The answer was that son
looking at the amount of postage collected
OF Mordansvile the yearly proceeds prov cd
10 be less than ttco dolfars.p There had
also been complaints of the irregular con.
veyance Of the mails on the route.
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Correspondence Of The Star.
From Harrisburg.
HARRIsBuRG, Dec. u, 49,

HARRIsBURG, Dec. IL, 1854
The Union is about changing hands agaiH,
after losing several thousand for lis present
propretors. MIR. Crabb the writing editor
goes back to Wisconsin, anti Capt Jacob
Zeigler Clerk in the State department, and
the editor of the Butler Herald, is 10 assume
the control. There will be no change in its
tone or character, except that 1t will be
somewhat weaker
Camerons friends are clustering ia bullying
sly 10 about he ehanaAs of sneesss for United
States Senator, but better men have no fears
that the brag game of desperate brayados is
10 succeed. In 1853 Mr.. Haldeman, an ar
dent friend of Cameron, introduced bill
in the Senate to change the time of electinr
United State Senator from the second Tues
Cay Of January 10 the second Tuesday OF
February. The ioTmer time had the fixed
law since 1902, and if the change was made
10 give Cameron chance 10 feast the Legis-
lature occasionally before the election il was a
trick characteristic of his clan.
Governor Pollock's appointments for the
State Department are generally regarded as
creditable TO him, and the appointees as men
of character aud capacity,
The Know Nothings are down hard on Ex-
Governor Johnson for United State Senator,
and will defeat him if possible.
our-town is dull, bu, in a few weeks will
be lively. PENN.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of adj
ministration upon the estate of William
Hendershot late OF Madison township, Coll
umba county, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned residing in franklin twp,
Lycoming county. All persons having ac-
counts agal7si the said decedent are reqnes-
ted 10 present them for settlement, and those
without delay to.
The Administrator will be al Jerseytown
on the 9th and 2ist of November 10 meet
such creditors and debtors as may have bul
siness with him.
JOHN D. RUNYAN, J.
Aslministfator.
Madison twp. 0cll9, 1851. 81.
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HENRy's INvIGoRATING CORDIAL The mer
its OF this purely vegetable extract for The
removal and cure OF physical prosiration
genital debility. nervous afe ctions, &c., sc.
are fully described in another colu mn of ibis
paper, 10 which the reader is referred. So
per bottle, bottles for So; six bottles for
rs SIG per dozen. ~ Observe the marks
of The genuine.
Prepared only by S. L. Cohen, No. 8 Frank.
lin Row, Vine 81, below Eighth Philadelphia
Pa, TO achom all orders must be addressed. Fol-
Sale by all The respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout the country.
7. w. DYoTT Sons, No. 1872 Norib ond
St, Philadelphia, Sale Agents for Peansyl /
vania. tr
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AUDITOR,s NOTICE.

u 1sfdteg dOTdhom htof<, acc d.
HyHE creditors and all other persons inter.
= esied in The estate of Abraham KIotz,
late Of Bloom township in The county Of Coz
-lumbia deceased, are hereby notified that
The undersigned has been appointed Audi-
Tor BY The Orphans Court OF said county, 70
settle and adjust the rate and proportions of
the. assets in the hands of William G, Huf-
ley The Executor of The decedent 10 and a.
mong The 'therespective creditors according
10 the order established by law. ,ihat.he will
attend al at his Office in Bloomsburg on Sal.
urday the 20th day Of January A. u. 1855,
10 perfoIm the duties of his appointment.
All persons having claims against The estate
OF the decedeni are requested 10 present
Them to the at The umc and pluce aforesaid,
or be or be debafred from coming 10 for !
share Of such effects or fund.
JOHN G. FREEZE, i
Auditor.
Bloomsbury Dec. IL, iS5i-tf s
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BloomsbvTg Post Office Arrange
ments.
HOURS FOR MAILS TO CLOSE.

Philadelphia Mail closes daily, except
Sunday, AT l | o'clock, A. NJ. 3ss,
Western Mail closes daily, except Sun.
day, at ii O'Clock, Al NJ. Is Y
Wilkes-barre Mail closes daily, excep,
Sunday, at 3 o'clock, p. Nj.
Mail for up Fishingcreek 10 Cambria leaves
on Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at 6
o'clock, A. NJ.
Mail for Buckhorn, Jerseytown and VIII lie
Hall leaves on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday, at 2. M.
Mail for Millvilie and Chesinu,grove leaves
at ! O'Clock, P. M, every Thursday.
:, PHILIP UNANGST, p. M.
Bloomsbnrg Dec, IL, 1854.
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Teachers Wanted.

THE School Directors of Beaver town.h;o
u COLUMBIA county wish TO engage ays
competent school teachers 10 take CHARGE of
Common schools in that district. To appIi.
canis properly qualified S25 month viii be
paid; Application must be made soon 10
The Directors.
By order ofhe Board.
SAMUEL JOHNSON, Sscrfarv
Beaver twp, Col Co. Pa, Nov. 10, 1854.
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A Ii. persons indebted 10 the undersigned.
"a, on old account or nole are hereby no.
uhed Tor The last time, that if fihey wish TO
save costs, they must make paymen: at a
very early dale. During the wiEtef he i de-
termined that bis old business mist be SET
tied up.
PETER ENT.
Light Street, Dec IA, Is54-3t.
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THERE will be sold at public sale upon
the premises on Friday, tie 26th tIay
oil January 1855, al 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, the following real estate A tract of
improved land in Fishingcreek township.
Columbia county now occupied by Russell
Shuiiz, adjoining lands of John Aeear.
James N. Iones and Abraham Robbins. con.
iain'ng 220 Acres and 63 perches. Hunling-
don Creek divides the tract, and the paris
on each side OF the creek will ba first offer
eu at saio erPeratoly, md if no, 60 sold,
then as Que iract,-- ihers.isa.Vo and half
story frame dwelling houses bank barn,
SAW MILL
and outbUildngs of vaIus OH the premises.
and never failing well near the house.
About SO acres are cleared land, and the
rest Iimbered with pine and oak.
ALSO,
On Saturday the 27M Of January, 1856; al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, on the PREMISES a
tract of uninproved land on the State Road
about one mile from Columbus, in Fishing
creek township, containing I3 Acres and 65
perches, on which are Two story
FRAME HOUSE,
frame barr, frame shoemaker shop. ami
mere is IN excellent spting and spring -houss
near The dwelling The property Is that
which was the late residence OF Samuel
Bealer.
ALSO.
on Saturday The 27th of January 1885. Al one
O'Clock in the afternoon, on the premises. n
vacant town LOT Of one foorh a.
ere in New Columbus, on which is and ex-
cellent we'll of water
tS- The properly will be sold as the es
tate OF Samuel Bealer deceased, by orde of
his will.
SAMUEL J. BEALER,
]. S WOODS,
Executors.
Fishngcreek, Col. CO., Dec. 7lh 1854.
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The MAJORITY OF THE PEopLK Of Penns,l l.
vania, aud all the people of Philadelphia,
know that there ~ no place in this or any
other State that can turn out as handsome,
good, fashionable and Cheap Clolhing as
RoekhiA y Wilson'S great store. No. Ill Ches-
nut Street. Go and see their splendid stock
of fall and winter clothing.
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II Judge Porter lately charged the Grand
Jury Of Wayne county that The Know .Nolh :
ings are indiciable for conspiring 10 de-
pIive any class Of men of their constitution
al rights. He says none of Them can be
called 10 court TO criminate himself, but may
be compelled 10 testify as 10 The member.
ship of such others as be shall know,
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w' The Crane Iron Works in Lehish
county have reduced the pay .oi their hands
ten per cent, and have also stopped orking
several ore beds. II is said they are driving
a profitable business but the pay is railroad
bonds and not money,
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~ General White6 field who is elected
delegate to Congress from Kansas is not a
pro-slavery man as some the prints report,
but was elected on the platform of popular
sovereignty and the principle Of the bill
organizing the new te iriiories.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE is very gener-
ally commended by the press for its support
of sound principles Of International policy,
ITS genuine American sentiments, its moder-
alton and firmness.
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The wealthiest citizen Of Louisville is
Hon. James Guthrie, Secretary of the Treas.
uIy. His properly in one district OF tho city
is taxed at $50l ,205
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MAJOR KLoTz, of Nauch Chunk, while
on his way TO Kansas territory, was robbed
OF 500 in money and $6e0 in drafts, on
board the steamer Edlnburg, a, ST. Louis
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PUBLIC SALE OF TOWN LOTs.

PUBLIC SALE OF TOWN LOTS.
THERE will be sold al public sale in Blooms
burg on Saturday The 80 day Of December 1854
at 10 o'clock O'Clock ip the forenoon.
Two Town Lots.
one (lo No. 7o.) TN the North side of ThirY
Street, in Bloomsburg, Just behinl SCOTS
tavern, fronting &c feet on Third stree, and
iIayiag ga ieet along public alley on the
Easl side. The olher lot contains one acre
and h?.f and lays op the South side of
ih,rd street, fronting on Thai sifaet Just op.
Posifs The Bloomsburg Academy, adjoining
ard George Weaver.
g- Terms will be made known on The
day of sale by the heirs of John Jacoby for
whom they are now sold by
OLIVER JACoBY.
Bloomsburg, Dec, 9th, 1854.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

THE will be sold at public sale upon the
the Premises on Azonenntbe LIST day of
January, 1855, al 10 O'Clock 10 The forenoon.
me following real estate, late the residence
Of DANIEL MoSTELLER, in Main, town.
snip, Columbia county, viz:
5 FARM OF 100 ACRES OF LAND.
OF which about 30 acres IS improved and in
good state OF Cultivation. There are on
the premises good
Frame House G. Eank Barn.
wagon house, spring house, cider house, and
other necessary onlbuildinss A..never fall
ing well OF wafer is under roof al The door.
aud an excellent Apple Orchard is part OF
the tract. Il adioins lands .of Jacob -Giliins,
Aaron Mosteller, Daniel Browns heirs and,
Joseph Mosteller
~ Condtionswll be made known on
the day of SALE, by the heirs of Daniel Mos
teller; and persons wishing to examine the
property can learn particulars by applying on
the premises 10
AARON M0STELLER.
Maine township, December, 4th, 1854
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JosRPH WILLIAM, Esq, has taken the edito-
rial charge of the Democratic Erposi'or at
Wilkes-barre, in the place of L. S. M. Hill.
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Last Notice.

BIoomsburg Dec. u, Is5i-tf.
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Frame Rouse & Bank Barn,
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

HhNNFtN NIOoI EsfsL4tIIt
Maine township, December 4th, 1881.