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COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
a. Ca a. I'D @ AZ rs
LuZerne County. pa

HNHE Trustees Of this Institution Respectfully
Il announce, that II will be opened for the
reception of Pupils, of both sexes. on Mepdav.
October goth next, under the immediate care of
Prof JAMES ANDERSON, as Principal.
Mr.. A. Is gentleman of extensive acquire.
ments, and enlarged experience as en- educator.
aud has been connected with the most popular
High School" Of Bucks Co. for several wears.
de Is also well and favorably known as con.
tr,eutor to some Of our leading educational peri.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Win comprise Onhography, Definitions. Read
ing, PenmanshIp, Etymology. Geography, Eng.
Gnmmar, Composition, Arithmetic Algebra,
Geometry, Mensuration, Plane and Spherical
Irgonoinetry, Surveying, Navigation, Astron.
omy, &c. Book Keeping, History, Physiology,
Natural, intellectual, and Moral Philosophy,
and Chemistry.
Glasses in the French, Spanish g. Latin
Languages will be formed as early as practica-
bio, and instruction on Piano.Fo Forte will be
given II desired. n
!, WEEKLY LECTURES on the Natural
Sciences, illossrated by appropriate apparatus
will also be given.
SPECIAL ATTENTION will be paid 10
young Ladies' and Gent.msn n designing 10 quail
ify themselves as Teachers.
- - IA w - ..s- -.- +,
FOUR, FIVE and SIX Dolla,s per Quarter
in accordance with the studies pursued, pay able
one half in advance and tho balance al the close
ofthe Quarter.
GOOD BOARD can be had In the village at
moderate price.
~ Mr.. A. win deliver an address on Physi,
cal, Intellectual and Moral education, on the
day of commencement, when his method Of
imparting instruction will be illustrated, and
the discipline end management OF the chool,
fully explained.
Parents, Guardians, and the friends of educa
ton generally, are cordially invited 10 be pres.
sent. ~ Il
d. L. CHAPLIN, Il B. VI. STEVENS,
JOHN KoONs. ND. STILES,
SlLAS DODSON. JOHN YAPLE,
THOMAS PEALER,
Colanslas, Sept. 1, 1856. Trustees.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
"A NEW lot OF cheap musins and prints
= just received by railroad and for sale by
=. = IL. A. c. MENSCH.
n UGUSTINE DUGANNE writes fos
q tie Saturday Evening POST THE
RAID OF BURGUNDY, a Tale of the
Swiss Cantons. See prospectus in an
other place. q
M KS, T.. d. r. N. SOUTHWOKTn
~ writes for che Saturday Evening
Post. See prospectus IN another place.
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FIRST ARRIVAL!
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! /!

A c. MENCH respectfully informs bis
"A friends, customers, and The public gen.
orally that he has Just received from Pbila.
eelphia the first goods OF the season, consist
ing OF large assortment Of choice and de.
sirable
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"NO SUCH WORD As FALL
A RESIST. .ESS REMEDY.
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT
CircuTar fo the sick.


TIN f ffst hospital sp,gecns and medical pub.
j Iicis,s OF Europe. admit The unparalleled
an,i-infammstory and healips properties Of ibis
Ointment; governments sanction its use 10
their naval and military services; and the masses
10 this county and throughout the world repose
the utmost confidence Id lbs curative properties.
II penetrates the sources OF infsmmation ana
corruption which underlie THE external eviden-
ces Of dicase, and neutrsiize the fiery elements
which feed and cxasperate the malady.
RHEUMATISM. SCROFULA,. cry
SlPELAS.
These ate among the most terrible and qeo.
niziug diseases Of the muscles. the heshy fibre
and the skim yet IN their worst forms, aud
when seemingly Incutable, they invariably dis.
appear under perseyering application of this
soothing, healing anlidote to pain aud inflsm.
SALT RHEUM, FEVER SORES,
STIFF JOINTS.
In cases Of Salt Rheum; where medical wa
ters, lotions, and every recipe Of The pharnaco-
poea have proved useless, the Ointment will
accomplish thorough cure. Fever Sores heal
quickly under lis influence. and its relaxing ef,
feet upon contractud sinews is truly wonderful
DISCHARGING ULCERS.
a most eblsAs1d AhaPey change is pro
duced In the appearance Of malignant ulcers
after q few applications Of thus Ointment The
surrounding redness yanishes, and gyanules Of
healthy flesh begin to take the place of The dis
charged matter This process goes on more or
sess rapidly, until the ori6ce is filed up with
lound material and tho ulcer radically cured.
A WORD TO MOTHERS.
The young are The most frequent sufferers
from external injuries, and therefore every
mother should have this healing preparation
constantly on hand. II is an absolute specific
for sore breasts, and quickly removes the en-.
crusted sores which sometimes dIsfgure the
heads and faces Of children.
SIGNIFICANT FACTS,
This Ointment is universally used on boapi
the Ailai tic and Pacific whaling fleet as cure
for scorbutic affections and as the best possible
remedy for wounds and bruises. Large supplies
Of it have recently been ordered by the Sultan
Of Turkey for hospital purposes.
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'T s. ARTHUR writes for the Satur-
= day Evening Post. THE WITH.
Erred HEART. See prospectus in an
other column. ~. ~
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JEstices OF the Peace :

ND 'coNSTABLES can find ali kind Of
snks desirable for their use m pronsr
miiao the office Of The STAR or THE NoRTu.
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Il LICE CARY writes for the Satur-
1Aday Evening Post. THE STORY
OF A COUNRY GIRL. See Prospec-
tus in another place.
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lOI ACRES.

There are on the premises a good frame
DWELLING HOUSES ia bank BARN, a good
wagon-shed and other oH,buitIDgs. About
go acres of the land is cleared and improved,
and there are on the premises good (.
!aAPPLE ORCHAR D,
and olhe. fruit trees. There is good well OF
water near the dwelling.
Laic the estate of said deceased, situate in
the township of Hemlock and county afore-
said.
-vy FRANKLIN MCBRIDE,
LEVI AIKMAN,
Hemlock, Dec. 9, 1856. administrators.
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FOR RENT.

A stofe building on Main street, Blooms.
a burg, iof Iens on reasonable terms.
~ 4 GEORGE WEAVER.
BIoonsbufg, Nov. 81, 1856.
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TYPE FOUNDRY.
Printers Emporium,

ESThBEfstiEB 1878. I-i,
The Subscribers desire 10 adv their trends
and The Printing Interest generally, tina, since
the late fire.. which injured only The manu-
featuring department of their establishment,
they have entirely refiued The same with
new machinery, aud have availed ihem-
selves ofihs opportunity 10 iatroduce every
MODERN IMPROVEMENT
which long experience and capital Gao com
mand and that they have therefore UNEQUAL.
ed facilities for pfoduing
p r Up m
of superior excellence and durability, and Of
supplying all orders for The same with great
accuracy and prompiness. Oar
NEW SPECIMEN BOOK,
Gust issued) will be freely gwen 10 all who
wish TO purchase, when applied Tor. Printers
will please be particular in directing how il
may be sent. ~
We also furnish every artiAs needed in
Printing Office, al manufacipsy's prices.
Pr ESS Es,
z (MAcHIsE AND iAND,y
Hoes, Tayl0rs', Adams, Rugsies',
CHAsES DIAMoND PRESS,
(of which we are sole agents in this city,
and of eyery other mailer 10 the Uniied
States Ink, Cases, Stands, Imposing Stones,
Composing Sticks, Galeys, (brass and wood }
Chases, Fnrniture, &C., &c.
Ordeis viii likewise be filed for Paper,
Cards, and
PRINTERS STOCK
Il 5Af. b n f,f eyerv hind - ~ .
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods.

J - 4L&oDlk&1a5a1oNy-Az, AJEBAN1o dS o8QOe s.1It
II which LARGEST
tbe
wishing
. LADIES DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS
n
haimius
All SHAWLS,
ed Also assortment of cloths,
cans, -sts
Shoes
Hard
&c. =
We friends end the public generally before
anybod Of mankind
Bloomsbury, October 90, 1885, s - =
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PUBLIC SALE
{ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance of an order Of the Orphans
Court OF Columbia county, on
SATURDAY the 3rd day Of JANUARY nert,
al 10 O'Clock ia The forenoon, Franklin Nc
Bride and Levi Aikman, Administrators. &c.,
Of John Oil, late OF Hemlock township, in
eaid couniy, deceased, will expose to sale BY
public vendue, upon the premises, certain
TRACT OF LAND,
ei,uste in Hemlock township, Columbia Co.,
adjoining an1s'of Yanat Reese on the soulh
and west, lands belonging TO The heirs of
Henry Obi on the east and nonb, and con-
tanning about :.
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Both the Ointment and Pills should be
used in the follo,0ing cases:
Bunions, Skin Diseases,
Burns, Swelled Glands,
Chapped Hands, Sore Legs,
ChiibIains, Sore Breasts, ~.
Fistula, Sore Heads,
Gout. Sore Throats,
Lumbago, Sores Of all kinds,
MercuIial Eruptions, Sprains,
Piles, Stiff Joints,
Rheumatism, letter,
Ringworm, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Venereal Sores.
Scalds, Wounds Of oil kinds,
Sold at the Manufactures of Professor
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New York, and
244 Strand, London, by all respectable Drug.
gists and Dealers 10 Medicine throughout the
United s ates. and the civilized world, In potss
at 26 cents, 621 cents, and ST. each.
" There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directlons for the guidance of patient
IN every disorder are affixed to each pot 3l,l
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UILLIAM HoWrrT. the Celebrs-
~ ted English author, writes for the
Saturday EOening Post. FALLEN
GETTA or the SQUATTERS HOME
See Prospectus in another place.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in The Posi-. Office at Bloom,
burg, Pa, Nov. IS, 1865;
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS,

Nov. 26, 1856.
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MECCA AND MAHOMMED.

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The whole OF which are to be disnbnted
or allotted among the subscribers whose
names are received previous 10 the 2sth OF
January, 1867, when the Distribution will
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-29

Mr. FrLLxonx's PRosPEcrs-Opino's Of a Nentrdi.-
The New York Sunday Dispatch, neutral Journal, has
review OF the political field, concluding AZ follows
The Fillmore meeting aud procession Friday night,
10Th instant puzzle TO the Buchanan and Fremont
men From the repeated assurances OF the opposition
press the American party dead these parties
aly began to imagine that such the fact The APP
pearance of So 900 people the Union Park meeting,
in the procession on that occasion
has opened the eyes OF these politicians They have just
discovered that there is Fillmore party in New York
Whc, the votes be- counted, they will make
further discoveries that will astonish them still more not
only in New York. but in other quarters Of the Union.
Fillmore will free States that regarded as
sure ior Fremont The result will also take place in
the South where Buchanan is supposed to be the only
candidate Mark the prediction, and call false proph-
cts, ID the result does prove what we say.
Two pc ~erfu elements are combined to produce this
result The Americans aud Union men OF all parties go
for the same ticket The American feeling Of the country
Is that will die while veneration for the
Union oi States must live long the memory OF Wash
ington cherished by the American people. IL will not
do for the Democrats and Ref ubcans to away with
the dea that because the Fillmore do not make a.
much noise they do they not earnest and active
either III the opposing parties. II not party OF
Wild fanatics that feels that crisis has been eac-
ed ia the history OF the Government winch requires the
united efforts of conservative and sober men 10 avert
The second thought OF the people TO be set
Ting the fact that the only safety for the county
at the present time il in the elevation OF Mr. Fillmore aud
bence they 10 position to make any great noise
the subject After the election, they will rejoice IN the
result Of their labors.
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HARDWARE.
FAB A bR5P RTWY4AiHE. is. ,
3. z. MoOnE = Co,

y. r. MOORE 4 CO.,
FoRETGS IND up D c11it PIE H1fbWARK
No. "a Pearl ST., opposite n W. frys Richmond, Va.
HAVE received direct nom the England
the msnsiasarsr. In I'M. soan,ls nun .appiI Of
A@.s's.n oesa. r<r STOCK .rrs and complete.
Reasr." aud w...:asol-,. PEN and Posl., Knives.
hons. ebony vsry handle Knives and vors
:as - sss
msnss.a re-, q s.s.y - .'yls and ssr,,y
sas; and ssa s,s e,srsl ssn. ;sS. superior
Trace, halter log, veil. anh and tongue chains.
wssdiss and hi', s. hsss. all sss &C.
Hand q and S panel .ss., Hammer. and a..sS.:s,
SPADE. .es shovel. Of S%s. rowland .aa other ..l
-iss and hand u.@rasr. Dies. and ssr.- p...
En.sr, Shear .as Gas. s,s,i SQUARE .as os..sos
Eer.s col.r., Blind Rsa,.. and n.@s..
Birdie rtinss, worsed kslns and 0rths,
Locks, Hinge. and Sersv., o. every distribution.
r.,,oIn and Counter scale. n..sss. s.y.-d.
xs, .as , %snsss and g psrsI s Caps
Tray. and wssr' aud Al. other goods usually found
GOOD. h.v. been paeh..d III. favorable terms.
ass rs .sssy s ns vD North G.rSs. and Ten
merchants visiting this respectfully
Sos,s 10 hi. o. any n. so1,.a s 70 ." any
rs-orssrs promptly aud carefully attended 70. AUS
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
steamer sP pss. .Soa So Ss.,n Pvss
HALVES embracing an tsi .s'or'%s,, Of !; . and
beautiful patterns, adapted trade
Received by steamer, 800 .wo.,enhom.
ps Of sS are a.. ss. nd as and
Received BY ship "arsa, w-s-n 1000 dosen r.bi. Knive.
and Forks embracing tive hundred wood
An importation Of Cutlery sosehsr 80 desirable and
veil sa.p'sd TO the sssny trade rarely me, With add
ehssr.,. ". 5 4 O. DOMAIN, W.
. Importer, Of Hardware and Cutlery.
pear street
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FALL ABE, 1850.
A d r &c Or II A Y

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
NO. Ia WEST MAIN STREET RICHMOND, VA.
receiving their
HI DRUGS, CHEMICALS. DYE sTUFFs PAINTS OILS, WIN
DOW GLASS. sc, &c consisting In part Of
Indigo-s, ombro Nader, blue Nitriol
Alan, Copperas, Logzocd, Lac Dye Cochnea
Cream Tartar. TartAric Acid Sslpstre b. Carl soda
soda, Quinine French aud American, flur. sulphur
Roll CASTLE Soap, white and notified
Emery, English refined borsS Camphne, Burning fluid
rurpentlae Alcohol, Nsrnishes, Of all grades
Linseei, Lard, Solar and Sperm OILS
Zinc Paint French and American
Whit. Lead. dry and in oil, Red Lead
verdg Chrome and yellow. dry and oil
Mace. Nutmcgs, Cloves, CassA, Anspice
Pepper, Ginger, ground and whole
OF all the popular Medicines
of hair TOOTH nail and other brushes India
Rubber. IVORY buffalo Dressing Combs
English uuery, all 90 which they
the usual credit punctuAl dealers.
anl
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FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

ufflJt hitlMbND fihf ASSOCIATION I
Second Door Eat ~ COrier MdiE and ITO 81.
TuNIIIS long established and we'll known
shove description Of risks reasonable Other
Offices with cash capital and surplus " t2fO0 The Board
Director personally known to large portion community
tng heir mengs this city, where all Losses literally al.
Justed and promptly paid, entities share Of public
patronage
sH No policy fee charged taken by thus
once. DAVID CURRIE, President.
JSo ". HfsHEH. Secretary. ie1T-u
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GROSHONG n TUPMAN,
DEALERS IN
EN- AND Rows CLOTHING AND

GROSHONG N ~ fMAN,
DEALERS IN
MEN AND BOSS' CLOTHING AND
FUR NISHING GOODS.
OFFER fORTHE
FALL. AND WINTER TRADE OF 1881
TUyHE FOLLOWING GOODS, assorted In style and
Nan aud BY. All be satisfied with cheap hne plain
hanaie Goods fact. let the taste he Hsitou
confident the stock embraces quantity and quality sueent
please.
Expecting will acknowledge fact, ~hsh must b.
merely the following list
Goods brought this
Beavrr Sacks. Over Coats and Rsgians
mere. PetershAm and Cloth Business Coats
Black aud Fancy Cloth DR. las frock Coats
Cheap Tweed and SatIins Coats
Doeskin Figured Scotch PLAID Brown Drsb and
Steel Mix Cashmere Pants
Cheap Cashmere and Sattinet Pants
Also-Vrlvet. Muasseu, SIX Cashmere and Satin Vests
variety possible all scanning the number
hat former We have
dueed Clothing Department which think
genteel
contains full stock Of Shswls Blankets
Umbrellas Merino Knit Wool Shirts SIX an Buck SHIRTS. also
Drawers match the above styles OF Shirt White aud Brown lean
white aud Brown Canton FAnnel DaWe Of make which
recommend perfect at Gloves gaune. su.pendsrs
Might Caps Belts Cricket Jackets Murs; Handkerehef
Collars and last though best
proved Yoke Shirt OF which have sold 20 since the nt Of lat
January.
Examination satisfaction and advise call upon
sell GROsHONG A TUPMAN, lilo Main II.
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Fall AND WINTER STOCK
TINE a. SONS
CASH DRY GOODS STORE T..
I'D tel Figured and plain silks OF all styles
u ombrr. satin STRIPED and figured French DeLanes
Medium and low priced M0usselnes and Per>iAns
BombaInes, ApaceAs and Mourning Saline
French aud IN glish plain and plaid Merinos
French hgured and CoioTri Cassmeres and Doeskins
Embroidered Sleeves Collars and Sets
white and Hack Grape Collars and Sleeves
Malte.c aud Vaencirnn-s Lace Sets
Cambria, Swiss, Thread And IAlr Laces aud kdgings
Every style of Trimmings for Dresses
large assortment 81 figured Plaid and Plain Ribbons
Ladis Misses and Chlirvn's ooen and Cotton Hose
Gents, boys and Chili's Hose and Half Hose
KID. Buck. Thread, SILK Gloves and Gaunile,s
Bleachei and brown she~tngs aud Shrnss (ehespD
Cloths, all qualities and eoors, English and French
sAtinets Pulled Clo,hs, Kers~ys and Plains
Plaid aud Figured French Fannes forssques
Ladies Cloths, and SIX Vevcts for MantiAs
Velvet, SIX, satin and Ca Nestngs
4 full - Ladies, Gents and Misses Shawis
Ginghams Habit and Furniture CAcos
Rcd. Crib and Servants Blankets, all prices
Carpetng, Rug- DTugget and Bszs
Table DamAsk Cloths, Napkins and D'Oilies
Irish Linens, Sheet n q Pillow Linen
With
tail Establishment aud unprecedented low price. Tor cash
VALENTINE 4 son,
No 90 Streets Capitol square
Dress Goods brought during the Fall and Winter
and shall exhibit something desirable
These Inducements with those propose
Of business cash, will enable
variety and than sea-
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JOHN q. SIiA FEit,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,

STREET, RICHMOND yHGIxta
AZ OULD respectfully call his
w and WINTER GOODS. se26-dly
IRON, STEEL. TIN PLATES, &c.-E II SKINNER
n CO, No. 20 Cary street. Offer for sale
English Refined Rolled, best brands
Common English Rolled
SWrIish
Amercau Hammered
Plat Round aud square Bars, al iron
oval Half Oval. Half Round
Hoops, Bands, San Rods
SUITS Horse Shoe
American, Russia and Engli Sheets
MAYORS Cast, Shear and German Steel
Blisered Steel made Of Swedish Iron
Tin Plates, "a size
Pig and Bar Tin; shset AZ ! slab Zinc
Also-a full assortment GrOccriss. GudHO, DC iy12
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TDrIIE LADIES
Fresh FALL SITppIH nE Rn TS Avn

EDEiIE LADIES
FRESH FALL SUPPLY OF BO It's AND SHOES.
IA ID. u FRANKLIN would announce n his custo. -
ani The ladies generally, that De has ezue
- pon Of his fall supply Rois Shoes AID TO which
he ~oli respectfully call their leading
kinds be found Ladies splendid Heel CATER
White, Italian Cloth, KID aud satin Dress. do
Dove, Stone. Pearl and Lyl,ck coIored, DO DO
Br1nEs, Oas. walnut sud SAGE do do do
Tan,
Black ani Olive. do do together other shades
eolors, all suitable for IN. fall
Bronz- l.ac-i boots
Thick and thin Soirs, Ian and light cOind.
White satin ~ KID full irimea Dress slippers,
The elegant o be found In this city
Black Sair,
French Kid aEd Morocco, do DO
" BronEe aud Morocco do do
Biac. AID Bronze Jenny Iinds.
Morocco and Goat Iek solrd Buskns part ofhis
Cost and Morocco Booistoge'ier with complete
sormen Of over shoes Of style u the best quAy-a
Of Ehch Nth other Kinds here mentioned be found
he old establishment.
Ms BIevrn Fox No. 2l5 street shoctoe Ill., at
ID festl af Ae -4tl<
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCrO o. nc 2 -.
RICHAtnNn

CkNO Lynchburg IS 50 To Lexington - ~
ii To 'nuchauSn 4 90 To the Natural Bridge so
Richmond Lyuchburg Charlottesville ~ So
satisfied trial. majority the Packet
Boats evening,
old ancr the ga Instant leaving Richmond
Monday Friday, r. NJ reach New Canton
A. Scove IL NJ OF tr first, and Lynehburg A
buchanan Lexington 2. VI. OF the day.
Buchanan at A. NJ and LynchburE ~
NJ Monday wednesday and Friday, reach scosvHe at lu
p. NJ and arrive Richmond al A. NJ
New Canton with the stage for the Institute
Buckingham C. H. aud Scottsve with the stage for Char
Iotesvile.
re- see Tine and Distances, in Card below:
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TnE lRos DI>c,vERY-The New York Register allu
ding Ia the wonderful discovery OF Mr.. Bessemer
The Magnetic Iron Company, Mott Haven, are '"dHE-
featuring from the 'rih the same tdciibfy that the
EnyiiS SorEng from the pig, thus virtually beginning
where IN. Others leave of We learn that their dscove
nv has been made without any idea OF Others being in
ienc and that they have been working upon the system
three years. long before the others began Sprci
of steel aud fine iron exhibition at the NeS
York depot Of the company Ss Broadway which semitic
say be elsewhere equalled in any good quality
IL Is Of national pride and interest to
invention which the English mad thus quietly
anticipated and beaten by an American company. We
shall 10 this subject again.
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FRE At ST LoUIs-On the night OF the 22nd inst about
S50,UOU worth Of property destroyed by fire at 81
Louis Among the buildings destroyed by FIRE the
Bal rg Honsr, occupied 10y John Palmer whose los-
is S900O; insurance S. OOO the carriage depot OF Bailey
Ely, loss $4,000. insurance S5,oOO, Mr. Belhs funk
mandatory J. G. Taylor's shoe store, and
others The pilot office sustained damage OF $3.50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-29

Bait EoE PEEsroS BROoEs-A grand ball given Mr.
Brooks Greenyc = c. the 2t Instant According
Charenn stand rd called the topmu De Ani beauty
Of the STATE, t~ nIrher Of 5J 10 uIug
served fnrs Nho rarely ont Of usr Immediate ccl"
Among The iuve iiOn. Msdty Thompson,
Orr, Hon n Perry Col Gaddug
Of Cardinals noble sons, all enjoying IN festive
Among the decorations painting ~ the Palmetto
will the incrpton NH Trngsre The top, together with
the date n the attacE o 2id My 1856 Tie walls
hung with supported shield wit
wrsahs formed the sides with initials
Fuest's na
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-29

An EX-MENBER oF CoSGREss ISsASg.-We regret To-
learn that the Hon Lewis c. Levin formerly Member
OF Congress from the First Congressional District has
far become deranged that found necessary
him TO the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, the
west side Of the Schuylkl. Fo time past Mr. Lee
win has been laboring under mental alteration o the
mind aud the fears OF his friends have been
realized PkiLa JoHrnaL.