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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-03-01

Our thanks are due TO the Hon. II. B.
Wright at Washington, and Messrs, Burka-
lew, Maxwell, Hickok and Nc Clean, a,
Harrisburg, for favors.
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AZ The Rev. L. N. Lish.ner has accept
ed a call from the Episcopal Church at Dan.
vile, aud has entered rpou bis duties.
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~ Qua PAPrR next week will possess IN
,erest for every class Of readers. Among
other things it will contain a large engraving,
and q poetical contribution of some merit.
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III H. Brevoorl, the missing treasurer o:
the GIendon Rolling mills, at Boston, has
"turned up" in California.
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PUBLIC VENDUE

~ BLU VENUUE
WILL be held a, the residence of The sub.
scrber in Mifiiuville, on Wednesday, the t4tk
dry Of Aarch, 1854, when the following prop
cry win be offered for sale, to wit:
ONE CARRIA GE,
one set Of harness, two cows, two hogs. ons
corn shelter, four beds aud bedding, one fan.
ning-miil, one plough, one cofner-cnpboard,
one clock, one set,ee, chairs, tables, stands,
two Bureaus, one desk, three stoves and pipe,
Potatoes and meat, together with q variety
Of household and
KITCHEN FURNITURE
too numerous 10 mention alto Two ACRES
OF WHEAT, IL ACRE OF RYE in tbs
ground.
AT The same ,ime he will also offer for sale
ONE DWELLING HOUSE.
twelve town lots, and two acrsa Of out
lots, situate in the town of Niifflinyille, and
a 10, OF boards, palos and posts.
Sale TO commence al 10 o'clock, a. b.,
when due attendance and conditions of sails
will be made known by
LUDWIG LIGHT.
Miflinyille, Feb. 10, 1854.
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- The Iron Masters Of Pennsylvania will
hold a Convention in Philadelphia on Tues
day the 9Th Of March.
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Wages of Teachers.

From the report of The Slate Superintend-
emf we gather the following list of the wages
Of teachers per month in the several coun.
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j, &. PERRY, Pt BLlSHER,
EXTRAORDINARY PUBLICATION.

Now READY:
NY COURTSHIP & ITS CONSEQUENCES
BY HENRY wIKorF.
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The Qnes'io1 PoppeaA narrow Escape
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Reconciliation The Trial
More Repentance The Condemnation
The philosophy oflove \. idrichl Reflections
Geo. Peabody SIS Bal! Remorse
The Heroine in A larn Pardon Impossible
Caught Again Done al Last
Too Ardent by half Thurlow Weeds story
A Coquei's Letter The Chloroform
A Complete Victory American Sympathy
A Violent Rupture An Attempt al Suicide
Unconditional su~rren-Joyful Days
der The Liberation
A Philadelphia beautyA Sweet Sleep
The day Named John Van Buren,
Flight and Furry New York Again
A-Splendid Bride Hearty Welcome
The Abstraction Ultimatum oltbe Press
A struggle for victory Finale
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he Contrast.

The following figures present The opera
lions oil the common school system in Penn
s%ylvauia during the first and thus for the last
years of lis action. 1t was first adopted in
1896.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE FARM AND PLANTATION.
WILL be exposed TO public sale, upon
w The premises on the 23d day OF March,
A. D., 1855, a certain
Plantation G. Tract OF L.
situate in Bloom township, Columbia coun.
ty, adjoining tho North East Branch of the
River Susquehsuna, lands of Col Joe, Pax.
ton, The heirs OF Isaiah Barton, DR.. Jno. RAM
soy, and Others, containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES.
oil first rate river bottom land in a high state
OF cultivation. A portion of the land 10 10
woods sufficient for a supply of rails and fu-
ell. The North Branch Canal passes through
said tract.
The Improvements aT- en- excellent DwzL.
LING HoUsE, large and convenient bank Barn.
Wagon house, Hay house, Sheds, and oihef
out buildings. Also, an Apple Orchard, 80.
1t is ore Of the mos pleasant and desira-
BILE farms on the North Branch, within one
mile and q hall of The town oil Bloomsbury,
one mile OF the Rupert Depot of tho catta-
wissa, Williamspotl and Erie Railroad, and
within two miles of three Iron Blast Fur
naces ia full operation, ia a ropulous neigh
borhood and convenient 10 MARKET Schools
and Churches. No better nor more produc-
tive Farm in tho County OF Columbia.
Terms Of Sale:
Two thirds of the purchase money may,
il the purchaser desires i, remain for q pc.
Rod of years in said premises the interest
10 be paid annually. 400 =
ALSo,-Ai the same time and place tina
following personal properly, viz:-liorsesr
cattle, hogs, wagons, sleds, tcFgy, Carriage,
Grain by The Bushel, hay by The ton Poia-
toes, wimd-mills, I~hreshing Machine Hofss
Power, Is Acres Of Whea, in the ground,
3 acres rye in The ground, aud = variety Of
farming utensils TOO numerous To mention.
n Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock. A..
NJ, when attendance win be given and terms
made known BY ROBT. ChTHCART,
WILLIAM NEAL
Executors Of Alfred MCluys, ast'd
Bloomsbury, Feb. 20, 1855.
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NOTICE 70 OWNERS Of CANAL BOATS.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the owners OF
lV boats, whether loaded or empty, now
lying within the prism of The Lower North
Branch Division of the Pennsylvaris Canal,
that If they or their agents are not present
VIXEN the undersigned is prepared 10 let lLe
water intp said division, for the purpose Of
preventing the said boats from becoming OBJ
strne!ions 10 The navigation Of said canal be
their catgoes, agteeablyt to the 1871. section
OF the act Of the 10Th April, 1926. entitled
"An ACT TO protect the public in the full ben.
eft and enjoy ff,eht of the works constfuc;ef
for the purposes Of inland navigation
By order Of Tho Board of Canal Commits
GEO. w. SEARCH.
Feb. 90, Is55.-3w. Superrisor.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
fHNtE subscriber. wishing to reiira from
IL business will sell or ieni, on easy terms
his business rroperty, such as,
FURNACE, GRIST-NTLL, FARM,
Store. House aad Goods, together with HORSE
es, Wagons, Carts, and a variety OF other
property, necessary for tie conduct Of saeh
ap satablt-hmeut
The Furnace is run with Anthracite Coal,
and is calculated 10 make SO ,ons Pig Iron
per week. Plenty oil Ore lett IN the neigh
bCrhnod
RAB GgIH9 AIM 4AUM
is in good order. Y"Posssssiou given whea
the present stock is worked up. Call on tho
undcIsiged al his residence al Light Street
Columbia County. ALSO,
500 Acres,Of Timber Land,
for sale cheap, situata above 0fangeyille,
horth side OF the Knob Mountain.
Nj. MCDOWELL.
Light Street, Feb. %, 1855.
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have invariably ohsrryyian increased dcgrcc
Of ryir5r in 'hc vegetation. This We are iu-
cliuci to attribute 10 che action Of the hume
c15, In which an muck IN is, crude state
ahounjs, and which is lisaly uncong.nnl
and even poisonous to,cg'nhl-s. Thisacil
8, ucutrali,rI hy o., Jonoint action Of che
frost aul .1il, and converted into manure.
The c1crt Of lin, is also doe same. AhH,
although they ultimately destroy it, do no'
DO it ,, srreiily. Tl.y augment thr iruc-
i,ying force of tho article, aud az all times
and under an circumstance, where tH' mi.
neral auI chemical constitution ol thr soil
rcudcr- thc application OF alkaline oarth'
requisite, produce highly favorable and saiu-
u,ry rsul,. a. a tup-dryss.ug lur lands iu
grass, vhcrc thr .lil BE- NOT tuo dry auj arid
t. oomra.t.vfvhish murs of good qua.y
constitute, Che basis, &, generally found t
he very beneficial 10 la- tdry -, rapid
Is as animal czrgemgut, aui vh.u sb.,.r.j
is1m tac ny,u, be -au AND tar wind, ly
ag Young grasses, c.Hui- i.- s.Te,E,H
gradually aul u..ala, i1- .lr tac improve
meat of ;le ,l,l auI doe -u.i.uau0e ui ,a.
CROP ON Young .a.r. &. ha. a..' very
aluary o-yt,vH.,rHrlmi,urouamaa'
q. every rsr.an va' oFn. o. "mnrA h.I."
H. would 4g->Htr u...I .I"ruu.l ., NO..
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EEE.rA. We tsvrr.ta 50 tal. we have
not iniuIs,d IN making corrections. nor
'aall we f,l up our space with anything of
the sort. But We feel IL 90 BE- due % our
selft5 say once for an, that we DO not SEQ
the proof sheets Of the paper belure going
70 pres, and tha, We write 80 m0r,ally bad,
ne lr'n'eT' End i; hard work % End out
what we mean. We wish our readers,
NsFeiore' when We ara made 10 say any
''ai'alsa' thing, % understand ia; it is
ose Of The nisicriunes which aMiet the tri5c
Of printers and authors
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OLD SERIES. VOL. %, NO. 25

ON Tools AND AGEiCrLrJR,L ivFtDrNrs.
Aaron Parsons. Buckheld. Luther !. Pike,
Norway. Daniel Warrrn. Waterford
Oy LrumE AND lARvT,srs. Mark =.
SmiAi. Norway: Benjamin Tucker, Jr,
Norway; Ephraim Marble, DIEicli.
ON lIolTs AND Suou. LurCuro Atwood,
BuckGal. Joseph 7. Small, Rumlord Ccy.
lon Watson. Norway.
Os WAooys ,Vn SLucus. EIi Elmonis,
DixGrli. Lander Dorman, Bugkfcli, Chap
Iin. Virgin, RumlOrl.
ON MISCELLANEOUS AErIrtEs Charlc-
W Walton. Noyiro; William W Bolster,
DiyfelI. Jacob W Browne, Buckfo'd.
ON proWINa Mrcu In L. D'lano,
Canton. WIN Thomas, Oznrd. Isaac y.
stanley. Mexico. Oakcs Thompson, Hart
fond. Rodney Hutchinson, Hartford.
ON DgwINo MuU. Li,eh Dr'an1,
Canton, Otns Dcco-ier. llurktell, Ahiph
White. piyfsll
-, CnIu. = n N,srrw piyfo.l, joel
Howe, Hanover. Amos purugton. Nnd1wr.
Ov Hrnu Thomas Chna. Buckf.ll.
Jam.s VI. Wilson. OyiorI Mr. Stock
lr1l-a Eaton. pivarll, Mrs Oakc- ThomI-
.lr. Hartford.
uy Flax. Calvin stanley. Dizfcll, Ia-
snh q Rove, Oz.orl stephen iauum.
EumGrl
MUula Samuel HOLMES, Peru. John
VI. Dr.rpu. Canton. ll"ratio Austin. Cane
su. Cornelius " Holland. canton, $. Ut.
IlulH. Canton: tUu.rG. Stevens, Canton.
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Our Book Table.

We are happy % add !, our small list Of
e1ctsu-r, that excellent PAPER " Moore's
Rural New Yorker" We prize it very
highly aud shall often add @, the value ol
our departments by selection, from It, we'll
su.l columns. and hope 10. editor may find
some Ittt. iu osr page that tmaymakc some
small return for our arss indebtedness.
Suro>r Pruuerlo>,. W, have r.-
gs.rsI o. catalogue % Agricultural books,
ruHpiel ty e.. VI. Slzsn oI New York.
We have ulr.aIy noticed several ot A..E
hooks, and shall D. glad 90 commend a.i
such o., come under oar notice, which vs
Js-m ofyalus.
PrvNYlr,vla SCuo1l JorHNNl. IAis is
a MONTHLY puN,gsura by W b. Wiley,
Lancaster. Elites by Thom,, Il hrrv
aud devoted o. DE interests ol Common
school. We huL d, mus, be ,alua. O.
advocate oith., noble 0use judging iron
,sg amg', hsi.rs us.
pr. Wut,>rs prJar.z. wrar. in-
Eit.fu ptuus. simpson & Co.. Boston.
tr Publishers. r7a g1.y olthi,mntsysl-
I.at Fr,..ur.. GIr.-rI rg.r che Nnmr.
.rUr.a U.u--.. .a tre a-r1,..n ur ta. G-
% ,H anniversary u, ,fr. Presidency uE DR..
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Th, Io1I must bo moyol nOt Ir,, thnn

To the boy not exceeding / lj years of age
who shall manage a team The best, 50
10 ~ hcs, d.. -
Regulations.
The Trustcc- reserve Fifty Dollars, COM
ditioually, to be- appropriated as Premiums
or such ohicctsas may b. presented, or claims
male that are not named in this schedule,
according to the discretion Of the Awarding
Committccs. but tho Ladies, for their con-
tribution, will be entitled 20 part Of this
fund.
Nll preparatory business will be done on
Wednesday. Tn, Address, Cattle show,
Flowing Match, and the whole Exhibition
aill hc ou THURSDAY.
On Wclnr-l,y evening an Agricultural
cruG~orr win ln ml.
An uts.rs frprrm,ums, except lnr Stock
mu., br mal- with thc Recording Secretary
lsar. thrr o'clock p w. on "Wednesday.
Entries nr stock must Do made to the S'g-
r.nrv ny eight O'Clock on Thur-lay.
q. rri,ru evidence required 90 prove o.
claimant. ud, aauawgd orprcnium, vii
%. I.. own certificate and thr affidavit OF
som, Ii.uier-.frl viu.e Tls rule win
ts strictly rnn-l
y, premium win hr Norlei 600 ans oN-
f.t which Io Committee. on examination,
DO . H ID. .sf.. ~ r t.a.4.. .IFr#
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Spec.al Notice

Agricultural ENehaas-s sul c9mmuu.a-
tons i.s ,ais department., should he direct
Cd ' Oxford Democrat, South Paris NJ
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Horticulture.
silk

Ollk.
For tbc largest quantity OF Cocoon'
misi within the limits of the Socio-
tv.
For lcst Sowing silk. manufactured
within the limits Ut the Society, not
les than half pound, II
For best Silk Gloves, Stocking, ur
Handkerchief. manufactured within
the limit, or tHr SlciCty, from SILK
raised therein,
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Drawing Match.

For the yoke Of oxen that will manage
load the best on cart, Sl,Ol
Do, on drag, l,o'
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Cunmiitrc oi NTrunccmCnts. }.

Baunmiu k swusoy. John VI. D"u7n,
VIM. Thomr-pn, oti, IIayori, c. rhomp-.
.lu. Grp. Deeps,.r, NburiIo liayhrI, Lsri
Iay.urI. Gideon E,li., samuel llulmg.
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M person shall have an advantage in OBJ
tanning premium on account Of time, pro-
yidcd the work is accomplished in 20 min
utes.
No person need expect premium unless
his plOwing is done well
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AMnr,linr Cnmmillcrs.

oy D,gr,rIr h>pF,N,r AEU,LE. Mr..
a.. I,t.s. Mr.. Ou. llaviorl. Mr.. Slm-
.,,.i NI,r-,rI. Nr. Richard llutcIu.1H, Mr..
,I,,r,I, ItyrIrl. Mr.. Cyru. Thompson,
Nj. andrew Blrr,w., Mr.. tlbridg' llar-
l,,r Nh. !. NJ. Euslis. Mr., Nu.h'l Knight.
a., Cosx. WHl,r. IYE. OAT,, Pass AND
Br,Ss. Caleb 7. Holland, Canton ALVIN
II. Godwin. Rum,or.; la'c shaw Buck
oy por,r,rs Avp urum RooTs. Conc-
Iiu. NJ Holland. Canton Orin Robinson,
Hartford James VI. pgmcrit, Peru.
oS lows Tr,us, Daniel Parsons, Hart
ford Iarucd Swallow, Buckueld Angler
IA. Mitchell, Mexico.
O> Woaxr>G OyES. Sampson Reed,
Hartford: Hiram lllwc, sumner; T.. T..
Merrill. Auduvor. ,,..,,.
ON s1o,. Cows ASH llErTRs. William
Tucker. Peru Isaac Wait, piAieid O"as.ca
f.. Virgin, Rumiord.
Oy Brlls Am SrrERs. lchabol NJ.
Thomas. oxford Geo &. Thompson, Hart
ford .Icrc Howe, sumner.
ON HoRsEs. John VI, Eustis, Dixheld /;
Irwin Robinson, Sumner; Courtney Rich
ards, BuckGcld.
Oy Surrr aNp SWINE. Elbridge G. liar-
low Canton John Kilder, DiGield; ;. g.
Rowe. Oxford.
Oy HoRTlcuLTURE. Noah Prince, Buck-
6eld. Reuben Foster, Hanover; George w.
Cushman, Woodstock.
OS DAIRY. Charles Atwood. Buekheld;
Hiram Hubbard, Paris; Hiram Hines, Hart
ford, Mrs. Noah Prince, Buckheldi MT
Amasa Holman, DiK6old; Mr.. Alvin Bh-
- pv,,f.rd
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D1mcgIIr md Fancy ArIiClol.

Mr.. John NnuIuu. Mr. n. W li4rr
man. Mr.. T.. %. >u lrr. Porter. Mr. :
%. Eau. Erwh..i. Mr.. Josiah WOOD.
I... Wr D.. ". Wiley. Fyehlrs Nrs
John l.. Km'l. Hiram, N-s Wm Ban,
Denmark. N-4 Wu. Woodbury., Nvcicn.
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PIow ing Match.

To the person who shall plow onc-cirhth Of
an acre in the best manner and at the
least expense, without injuring his team,
-. - .z. - UJ
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10 the boy not exceeding ljycars of age
who shall manage a team thc best, 80
10 ~ hrst DO -
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Regulations.

The Trustcc- reserve Fifty Dollars, COM
ditioually, to bc appropriated as Premiums
on such ohjcctsas may b. presented, or claims
male that are not named In this schedule,
according 70 the discretion Of the Awarding
Committcrs. But the Ladies, for their con-
tribution, will be entitled 20 a part Of this
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-18

T. T. Ri-', Drauark' Freeman Hatch
Hmm. Jacob >uu. s., Potter. stephen
I., iHr.I
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on ROPS

.tbrh.stirF.ax, in its raw state, raised
t ,I.p uua f,urfh pr nm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12
LOCAL NE VS..

THr May FESTIVAL pALL-Rarely have we seen more
refined and delighted audience than the which
BLEED the National Theatre Thursday evening last
the of the repetition Of Professor Numbers May es
ttval ball There just the right number present
enough 10 ncite exeron and rivalry and not enough to
trench upon comfortable allowance Of for oungng,
dancing promenading purposes The dress circle
sented quite brilliant appearance from the fact that white
and pink the predomnang coors Precisely nine
ock revealing the entire ball room, with
its lovely contents the admiring boxes How Of
the professor pupils appeared the occasion,
able TO say bat there seemed to be whole army Of misses
and masters ranging from little pan;aetted angels of
more than FIVE to the budding, blooming charms
rouchsafed weet sixteen. The fancy dances
ecued by the pupils with grace, precision and effect,
which speaks wen for the good taste and correct discipline Of
their talented instructor One young miss with sparkling
ewes and braided hair showed aptitude for prouettes
which might have been admired Judged by the
standard Of professional excellence. The general dancing
commenced about half-past ten o'clock.
Arrt-wsow- vorafxe mEErrses.-On THURSDAY evening
last the nothings Of the third ward held large
and enthusiastic meeting in the new Franklin Hail. Mr..
Joseph Bryan presided chairman Of the meeting, and Mr.
X. Coylc officiated as secretary.
"a report was from delegation Of the ward in
the city nominating convention giving an account Of
the action % that body which unanmonsly ratified
aThe following gentlemen then unanimously nomi-
mated as candidates to be supported by the friends Of the
For sldsrman-Dr A. Y. p. Garnet.
twisle aud Richard H. Laskey."
Aftcr appointing committee Of vigilance consisting Of
fifty members the meeting adjourned
AZ the there large and spirited gathering
Of the Of the fourth ward, Dr. w. Jones
in the chair and Mr.. A. klcpfer officiating secretary
Dr Jones reported from the delegation Of the ward the
action AT city 70 nominate anti know
nothing candidates Cor collector register AID city
which " unanimously ratified
report made from the COMMITTEES 70 notify The can
daes officers be elected by the ward nominated
Al the last previous meeting; all u whom accepted
james A. Kennedy who present. ON being called
OFT thanked meeting appropriate terms for the honor
conferred him, and addressed them in opposition to the
principles and aims OF know nottingham.
The meeting before adourniag, also addressed BY
Mr. @. McNer ard Others
The right spirit abroad, and the Indications are multi
plying every side that the federal city the Of
being redeemed from the ignorant corrupt snd wreseed
thraidom OF know -B5hingism.
The large stable in che Of printing establishment
wa on late hour Thursday evening last, bat
through the erertsons "a vsni wsschman the flames
we're promptly exsinguised parents guardians or the
public Authorities would look after lot o. whsksy drinking,