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IL HeslekesFnr Goods B; Wo0ps, respectfully In
lorna ~ Fpe ihashe g continue th= buspsss At The Oh
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Ana AND SHOULDERS very tureEior quality, JdEt
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TgsTIYoSY

se, the undersigned prs Of r-dlene In the CT,
Of Ne FORK, haynG witness the pracfIss q
prs LRrun aud Onion in diseases 81 the Ras and Re- sys
ing Aslde all personal Jealousy feslr saSlt
the purEued BY them treating diseases ~
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sede7 q Is eit worthy the Of our prufess;opsi
brethren throughout the Gnite,I States Ter fss z;
Of the middle and Internal ear be tss ~
o. yapor In chronic and eolap.
eascs forms In the practice Of anFai Gar
and nils up void which has long been fat by ms ErreFSI
In diseases Of the ere the l!lo renp q
devoted IN thelr profession rs cSytAy 10
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An leaEs Rhlilali 4 g ReSes 9ransss:
81 1900 new Coco Nuts;
n bcrtS lEsflP5FlSd, = q boxes tnaocaFOni;
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dcs fresh Rsaeiees 3 - PeeanE; i5G
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spR1Na .rAszIoN E,oR HArs.I

-yNIfE subscriber has on and manufacturing large
assortment Of Hats the Lat st ana most approved
tiles which cannot for shtness beauty and
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SSSl1lCikG.
IL paraup1 knoWnS indebted TO AeCeuens
iox On eaEnesT requested - call sad settle p cash
of aots On 6t beiore The 6Fsi Of January -.
hsfing eaRuaI ssGinst the arm viii please present
's Ssis 81 s s NscflILESs KNOX.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pr pHYs

RALPH sTosE, u. D. 81.
JGSSs a. Nor. II D.
CTRUs KIHssLEY. H. D.
VIZ. B. AT3TfS, u. D.
OEytLLE UPsOH, II. d.
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TAYrgG discontinued ths Grocery ha1nesS heretofore
-l 81 ne, on Market street, In the CITY Of HleelinEs
al erseus hereby required 70 mnke pay.
dst day q April, oHsrse the sane VIII Be
ii.ss.ol..sI ANDREW AuLDEws
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1850 Prthsadoi - fa=
1,I1l F1selYado - S,5l
loo FL Dorado -
9.O01 La Protection Cigars; sf'i5-
4 ,olq Prunclez - 50 - 5t3e szsf tx
ytt 1,O11 Flores -
boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
81 Virginia % si{a
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aoueei II e6i1 Of N Aaiete viii lung dr.
sasess q s1bsa q Inhalation, IN
no Ionzer apply lldci 10 he nnpdendu stornlea.
claim ff Iniihlat6h {5act TIE gis tsi
nature and An isi 81 ilt ma p ibng IN
The Lan.i,tt ana tbe only go
AK or REFUGE FOiI THE cONsu7fpTffE-
method not 0aiy r5ea l,t simple, ssfs and stiea-
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FRENCH CALFl SKINS AND 4
b PATENT Leather. 5{t5
IA Ii the most celebrated brands Of the above always M
Il \ hand and for sale at Importation prices By,
~ HENRY W. OYEH3tAS, Importer,
No. 8 South 11iFd st.
fn92:6m PHILADELPHIA. :
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55--5T - Ne " Arrival
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES.

SETTLE
NN ACCOUNT chirEe tiieir firm, all persons In
~ ebted their Retail Store are ear
ltstly M LIST Of JAM
ary cash otherwise aud all persons having eiams
EainSt firm will present the SAINT for
iMCCLALLEHS KNOX. +
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-08-13

Later advices announce Madsid to be tran.
gull. Espate.o is still there, bW O'Donne II
has offered HIM his passports to any port Of
Spain, or abroad.
Private accounts say thst tho royal troops
showed great feroci,y al Madrid, having
buichered several companies Of the National
Guards after their surrender.
Marshal Narvaez offered his services TO
Gen. O'Donnell when the insurrecto1 COM
menced. He had been appointed Minister
to Paris.
LATER.
Pa'rs, July 24-The royal troops are mas.
ters Of every point, bu. they still remain un-
der arms.
Preparations are making 10 execute all la
en- with arms.
Corona has risen, where Gen. Ruiz CON-
mands The garrison.
The London Sun says that 1900 men were
killed in the streets of Barcelona, where the
people fought for three days behind the bar
ricades with great iutrepidily. They gave
up only when .heir leaders deserted them.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-08-13
THE NEW CANDIDATE.

We are right well pleased with the nomi-
nation al Chambersburg, and it will be high
ly acceptable TO the true Democracy Of the
State. II is from among the trde and firm men
Of the country which has shown honor and
magnanimlly; and the nominee brings 10 his
position that character for integrity.and intel.
ligence which is the best guarantee OF sue.
cess. Mr.. Rowe was nominated by vote
OF 60 to 40 for Mr.. Whallon of Erie, and
for Alexander of Clarion. The Pennsyluani-
an says OF him: Mr. Rowe is in the prime
OF life, and is a native of the county in which
he now resides. He was a member of the
Legislature for Two successive sessions, and
elected on both occasions over standing
Wing majority of seven or eight hundred,
and that loo before the advent Of Know Moth.
ingism. Mr.. R. has, until quite recently,
been engaged in lbe business OF miller,
and is at this time merchant in the beauti-
ful village of Greencaslle, to whose prosper
iiy he haa 40 largely -eantrihuisd. He is EN-
hently man of THE EFEoPLE-a>man of prac,
teal experience, Of great industry and in
-domiiable energy and perseverance.
He is wholly independent Of the office
proposed to be conferred upon him. The
nomination vas unsolicited on his part, and
those who know him need no additional
guarantee that the duties Of lhe station which
he is destined TO fill, will be discharged with
signal ability and fidelity.
All who were spoken Of in connection
with The office, were good men and true, bui
it was thought advisable TO take the candI-
date from the southwestern portion of the
State. In the candidate selected, we have a
man whom the people delight 10 honor; one
upon whose reputation not a suspicion has
ever been cast. The Old Line Wings who
Supported him agains, their own regular can.
didale, for eeat in The Legislature, will
now ,ha, he is candidate for an important
State Office, rally 10 his support IN batialions
The nomination vii, give general saiisfac.
tion. Our newly nominated candidate comes
fully up 10 the Jefersonian standard 10 capa-
city and honesty.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-08-13
The COLOSSUS OF the Advertising World
THE PRESS AND THE PEOPLE.

1t is estimated that the entire newspaper
press OF the world reaches about TWO hun
dred millions of its inhabitants, and as the
advertising system of Prof. Holloway covers
the whole of this extensive medium for The
communication Of intelligence, we may safe.
ly presume tha! one fourth of The adult pop
ulation of the Globe are familiar with the
properties of his medicines. The annual
cost OF maintaining an unintermilled inter-
course with SO large portion Of mankind
through the agency of The press, is neces-
sarily enormous; and we can Stale from The
data laid before US that it equals the COM
binsd revenues OF two first class States of The
Union. From these Facts some idea may
be formed OF the consumption Of his RENE.
dies. Wherever they become known by
advertisement and thus obtain trial, a de-
mand Tor them is created which soon pro-
duces immense returns, thus affording new
capital for their further diffusion. In this
way, with gigantic strides, these grand spe-
cifics are traversing every region of The earth,
raising thousands of hopeless sufferers from
their sick beds, curing disease in Ill its terri :
BILE forms, Strengthening the weak, relieving
agony, and infusing new life and vigor into
nasl ltiinais.- of dses~r.. h~-.-~ -e.;"s-5 bowed
down with dependency ani woe. The
wonderful progress of these medicines has
been without check from their introduction
10 the present day. Oflhe millions to whom
they have been administered not one has
questioned their efficacy. They stand unim.
peached before the world. The feeble oppo-
silion raised against them in some quarters
by professional envy and seishness, has
been borne down by the ovefw hemlns
weight of public opinion, and they have
passed over all Impedimenis alike into the
palace, the private mansion, the hospital,
and the dspensary. The backwoodsm an
and the busy citizen, the farmer, the travel
er, the sailor, lhe soldier, in short, The repre-.
seDIatives of every class--invalids of both
sexes and of all ages--regard Holloway's
Pills and Ointment as The most reliable Of all
medicines in every stage OF disease. A pop.
ularily SO universal, faith so firm and un.
doubling, can only be founded OH a verilable
basis, and this popularity and faith, be il re-
membered, has sbeea extending with mar.
velous rapidly for more Than twenty years -
Cincinnati Daily Columbian.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-08-13
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

On Wednesday morning last, the Demo-
cratic State Convention re.assembied al
Chambersburg, to dominate successor in
the place Of Timothy Ives, candidate for Sur
veyor General, resigned
At 10 o'clock, the Hon. H. B. Wright, o!
Luzene County, took the Chair, and called
the Convention TO order. The roll of dele
gates was called, and on motion, the Con.
venlion adjourned until o'clock, p. M.
On the re.assembing of The Convection al
the appointed hour, MIR. Wright made an
able and powerful speech, calling the at,en.
ton of the delegates to the purpose they had
met for, and closed in a beautiful peroraiior
In favor Of the Constitution and the union Of
the Democracy, bending their energies te
the success Of the State ticket preparatory tc
the grea, struggle which is to attest the ma
tionsl4 of our party in November.
The Convention Immediately proceeded I,
ballot for candidate for Surveyor Gener
al, when, on the 9Th ballot, Mr.. JOHN RowE
Of franklin county, received The nomination.
amid the most :umulluous cheering.
In the evening, a Tremendous ratification
meeting was held, when ]. Randall, Esq, o
Philadelphia; Col. J. w. Black, Of Pittsburg
and General Wilson of venango county
made speeches, when the meeting adjourne,
with three hearty cheers for the Stale ticket
Buck and Bfsck, and retired with the deter
minstion to give majoriay for old Buck il
his native county. p
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wA very singular state of things exist

wA very singular state of things exists
in Illinois, where the Republican candidate
for Governor has been exiolled by bis parti.
Sans for his courage in proposing TO fight
Col. jeff Davis, in 1850, with muskets, at 80
PAGES. The Constitution of that State says
expressly that no man who either sends OF
accepts challenge to fight duel, shall be
Sligible TO any Office of trust and emolumert
~ the State, and the Governor on taking Of
flee, must swear that he never sent or ac-
cePted a challenge. The Republican candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor Of the State is
an adopted citizen, and OF showing his nat.
uralzation papers, was found not 10 have the
age required BY lhe Constitution of the State
to fill that office. This is rather tight.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-08-13
Hon. John M. Clayton.

We see by the Washington Union tina, Sen.
ator Bay ard of Delaware made great speech
at an enthusiastic Democratic Ratification
Meeting at Dover in that State, in which he
declared tina, bis colleague in The Senate,
Hon. John NJ Clayton, would not under any
circumstances vote either for Fillmore or
Fremont. This announcement was made
with The entire appreciation of Mr.. Clayton.
We shall be proud of his powerful CO opera
tion and influence in favor ofihe Union, Con.
stiiution and Buchanan.
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coRREspgNpERcE OF THE sssrAR.,,
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELpHIA, AUG. ., 1855

PHILADELPHIA, AUG. y, 1856.
Caiiawissa Railroad Stock is still unsettled.
One day this week it rose more than per
cent. closing at I'D per share.
The Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company
ask for new loan Of million and half
from the City Council, in addillon to the Two
and quarter millions already loaned. But
as there is no money in The treasury since
the vampires o! las. year gorged themselves
IN the municipal offices, the Railroad propo-
-ses 10 take in lieu of money $4,000 shares of
The stock of the Pennsylvania railroad which
the City now owns. That is TO say: the Penn
sylvania Railroad borrowed the credit of The
City and gave bonds as the representative of
that credit; this same credit the Sunbury
ana Erie Company now propose 10 borrow,
10 be sold by them for money to build their
road.
The late Board of Guardians of the Poor,
with true Know-Nothins recklessness, spent
the whole appropriation of $4,000 in sic
months before they went out of office, which
had been appropriated as The amount for out.
door relief during the wkoie year. They
knew their doom was sealed, and SO deler-
mined 10 make the most OF their last chance.
II was high time the people turned them out.
The Democrats here are in high spirits,
and the Republicans quite dishearled. Fill.
more stock has gone up little, but when
such mon as Randall, Reed and Meredith
come into the Democratic ranks there is very
little left for Conrad 10 lead. The great body
of the business men along Market and Third.
Street are for Buchanan. They say they
want safe man of character and stability
who will keep the country quiet, and not
wild adventurer Of strange fancies and fanat.
zeal caprices.
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THE SIGNS oFTHE TINES.

ELECTIONS were last week held in the States
of Kentucky, Alabama, Arkansas, Missouri,
North Carolina and Iowa. The DemocralE
have proved themselves in the majority in
all Of these except Iowa where large Free
Soil vote has been manifest for several years
past. Know .No!hingism is everywhere rou-
ted.
Kentucky and North Carolina have hereto
fore been Wing States, but since the Know.
Nothing movement has swallowed up that
party we find 10000 Democratic majority in
Kentucky, and that will be Bucbanan's ma.
joriiy there.
In Missouri there were two Democratic
candidates for Governor and the contest is
close. But each of them has nearly as many
votes as the Know-Nolhing candidate, and
both of them were voted for as Buchanan
candidates. If Benton is not elected Gov.
ernor he will stand good chance with the
Legislature for United States Senator, and
will not destroy himself nor his friends by
going for Fremont,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-08-13

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-Thousand who lis
by the sweat of their bfows, in all sections
Of the Union, rely upon this great remedy as
the best protection against The disorders of
the stomach, liver, and bowels, SO prevalent
in this climate during the Spring and FALL
In the crowded city, and the frontier settle
menls, on the sea coast, and on the alluvial
soil Of the south western rivers, they are
equally Indispensable; tor wherever Internal
disease exists, either in an endemic or cpl
demic form, they are taken by the cautions
as preventive, and the sick as means of
cure.
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&ARRIRMo

On The 18th ull., by Rev. J. M. Young, Mr..
CLIFTON KLINE, of Scott, and Miss SUSAN
ZEIeLER, OF Mi. Plessan! twp, Columbia CO.
>, On the same day, by the same, Mr.. JOHN
RucKLE, TO Miss HULDAH CAMPBELL, both oil
Scott twp, Columbia county.
In Berwick, Aug. 7Ih inst, by the Rev. T.
Barnhart, Mr.. NEHEMIAH RIrrENHousL, and
Miss MihERvA DIETRICH, both oil Briarcreek K
township, Columbia counly.
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BEING engaged in the Coal business, and
having more yard room Than. can use to
advantage, ] wish to receive, and sell on
Commission,
lumber,
for some responsible and honorable dealer
OF Columbia county. have branch track
from the Reading Railroad into my Yard
Call or address ELLIS BRANSON,
Callowhiil ST.
Bird yard west Of Broad, Philadelphia.
August I'd, ls5e,-3t.
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TOLLS 1T BEACH HAVEN.
CoLLECTo as OFFICE,

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE,
Bedeh Hauen, august LIST, 1856.
X. w. WEAvER, Eso.,--Dear Sir The a.
mount OF tolls received at this office during
the past month of July is Sl4, 1875, IA
Amount previously reported 6s,3s2, Sc
Total amt since Nov. so, 1855, sI12, 2,5is 80
same period ir '55, 9s,s22,6s
Increase in 1856, =. SI3,696, ,i2
Respectfully yours,
PETER ENT, Collector.
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Arkansas Election.

Louisville, Aug 7.-Returns received from
Arkansas indicate The election of Elias N.
Conway, the Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor, by largely increased majority, over
The vote received by Pierce IN the Presiden-
tai election.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-08-13
North Carolina Election.

Raleigh, N. c., dug. 1.-THE returns from
81 counties show Democratic gain of 5000
in the vote for Bragg, candidate for Govern
or. The Democrats have gained 20 mem.
bers Of the Legislature.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of adj
minisiration upon the estate of Elizabeth
Welliver, late of Madison township, Colum.
bia CO., deceased, have been grained to the
undersigned residing also in Madison town.
ship. All persons indebted 10 the said estate
are requested 10 make payment without de-
lay, and those having accounts against the
decedeni to present them Tor settlement 20
JACOB DEMOTT,
Administrator.
Madison twp, Aug. I3. 1886.
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NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
administration upon the estate of Joseph
Jones, late of Greenwood township, Colum.
bia county, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, residing in Madison town.
ship, Columbia county. All persons indsbt-
ed to The said estate are requested TO make
payment without delay, and those having
accounts against the decedent to present
them for settlement 10
JACOB DEMOrT,
Administrator.
Madison twp, Aug. 10, 1856.
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Iowa Election.

Washington, dug s.-A despatch received
here from Burlington, Iowa, states that The
Republicans have carried everything, g,--Slaie
ticket, Congress and Legislature.
The Stale is claimed by the Republicans
10 be carried by 5000 majority.
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House and Lot for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for private sale the
= House and Lot on Third Street, Blooms.
burg, now occupied by him. The LOT fronts
s5& feet on Third Street, and extends 1893 feel
back 10 an alley. There is on il
double frame DWELLING nifA
HO SE, which can be used
for two families, and some other
ouibuidiDgs. The properly will make de
sirable' and cheap home for any laborer OF
mechanic Of moderate means.
Terms will be made known upon appica.
tion to
VALENTINE SMITH.
Bloomsburg, Aug. l3, 1856.
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SHERIFF SALE.

SeY virtue of several wriis OF penditioni sr.
a. ponas 10 me directed there will be expos
ed 10 public sale, at the Court House, in
Boomsburg, on Monday the first daY of Sep.
TENDER neat, at O'Clock, P. NJ, the following
real estate, to witt
All ,ha, undivided one tenth part OF a
certain piece o! land, situate in Briarcreek
township Columbia county containing FIF-
TY ACRES more or less, bounded and de-
scrlbej as follows, TO wit: On the south by
lands OF VIM. Vanpeli, on ihe west by lands
of Henry Edwards and Sarah Davis, on the
north by lands of Peter Hayman and the
Turnpike, whereon is erected a two story
dwelling house, frame barn with the ap-
purtenances; ALSO, the undivided one tenth
part of one other lot, bounded and described
as follows, to wit: On The south by Tiopa
and Susquehanna Turnpike, on The west by
lol oil VIM. Brown, decd, on the north and
east by lands Of Jacob Shafer, containing
about ONE ACRE, with the appurtenances.
Seized and taken in execution ard TO be
sold as the properly OF John Edwards.
ALSO,
At the same time and place all that un-
divided one tenth part of certain piece of
land situate in Briarcreek township, Colum-
bia county, containing FIFTY ACRES more
or less, bounded and described as follows.
to wit: On the south by lands Of William
Vanpeli, on the west by lands Of Henry Ed
wards and Sarah Davis, on the north by
lands OF Peter HaymaB and tho Turnpike,
whereon is erected a Two sto:y dwelling
house, a frame barn: ALSO, the undivided
one 10th part OF one other tract, bounded and
described as follows, TO wit: On the south
by Tioga and Susquehanna Turnpike, on the
west by lot of VIM. Brown,. decd, on The
north and east by lands Of Jacob Shaffer, con-
tanning about ONE ACRE, with the appur-
tenances.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the property of Nathan Edwards.
ALSO,
At the same time and place all that
right, title and interest Of the defendant, TO
wit: the undivided fifth part of a certain In
lot 10 the borough Of Berwick, Columbia
county, situate on front street, between front
and second streets, and between Marker and
Pine, being no. "a, as marked and number
ed in the Plan Of said town, on which 10
erected frame - E.s :.
.ss oMSM5h'Mn SsanE ne flHsL Soysg: y, ;. /.
purtenances. ALSO-lhe undivided fifih
part OF certain 10 Lot numbered 81, as
marked in the plan of said town, situate
between Pine anG Chestnut streets, and be-
tween front and canal stres:s.
Seized taken IN execution and TO be sold
as the properly OF John NJ Snyder
STEPHEN H. MILLER
Sheriff
BloomsbHrg, Aug. 6, 1856.
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Afairs in Washingion.-I is believed in
official quarters, that all the questions at is
sue relative 10 Central America will soon be
il train Of settlement. Mfr. Dallas now has
full power 10 trest with Great Britain.