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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-06-18

WASHINGTON, June 5, 1860 a. m;
DEAR SIR;--l have just read so much Of
the platform as relates to the Nebraska bill
and slavery question. The adoption of that
noble resolution by the unanimous vote Of
all the States aocomPlishes oil the objects I
had 10 view in permitting my name to be
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-06-18

u GEORGE w. Mason, Editor OF the
ElmiIa Democrat, formerly of Danvile, is
dead
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-06-18

1 The Hessian fly is desolating the " heat
fields IN Virginia. In some places. ii is said,
the yield will not be one quart 10 the acre.
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WASHINGTON, June 8, 1856.

DEAR SIR:--Ffom the telegraphio reports
in the newspapers feel that an embittered
state Of feeling is being eugendered in the
convention, which may endanger the har.
mony and success of our party. wish you
and all my friends to bear in mind that |
have thousand-fold more anxiety for the
triumph of our principles than for my own
personal elevation. If the withdrawal OF my
name will contribute TO The harmony of our
party, or the success of The cause, hope
you will not hesitate TO take the step. Espe.
eialiy il is my desire lha, the action of the
convention will embody and express the
wishes, feelings, and principles of the De-
mocracy Of the republic; and hence, if Mr..
Pierce, or Mr.. Buchanan, or any other emf.
nent statesman who is faithful to the great
issues involved in the contest, shall receive
msjority of the convention, earnestly
hope that all of my friends will unite in
insuring him two thirds, and then in making
his nomination unanimous. Let no personal
considerations disturb the harmony of the
rarly or endanger the triumph of our princi-
ples.
S. A. DOUGLAS,
Hon. w. A. RICHARDSON,
Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Judge Douglas and the Democratic Ma.
tiOnaI Convention.

On Thursday last Judge Douglas address
ed the subjoined dispatches to Hon. w. A.
Richardson, member of the Illinois dele
cation in the Democratic National Conven.
lion. We give these dispatches in the order
they were written and forwarded by tele.
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For 1885.
NINTH EDITION NOW READY.

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The rev and popular Romance,
By Mrs HaRRrETr A. OLcoTr.
The siIth Edition Is Jus, ready.
Prom n revle.s ~ quote the following
A story Ioras Chd i noticeable for great drsn.nc
Tovef and force ard eonsstency OF ~hh
obtrseiy stated bat snsulsI jest and -t5s
ina" Home Joarnai
With tlo of more thar ordinary complication, almost IN
yo.vng The fortunes Of dnct seres 81 pcsoi thsoy
silAs the individuality Of ~ charecers With aintraoc
and thus aWakens and Tresrves a. interest IN wha
other would b pr0tractef narrative
refer 20 the Of Cafeudous AID Coas Perogs segn
de and Of The u Flora from drognnE whh must Be
reEsrded ~ excellent pieces Of descriptive eomIo' non
New fOrk Tribune.
The deueafors Il Character and gac and a.
sc'iye The colleagues natural aud always elevated Ai
refined IL work be- commended for the beautiful pictures
q with which sbound. for the purity and WomAny
(Wash.ngOn National Era.
s literary work this book j. pronounced by oompesni
critics 20 BE- superior novel that has been puh she'd dur
thor celebrity second smonsth large band Of brilliant
Boston Courier.
"I.os. Child ha. material enough to enrich the
quite deal combined az any other
similar performance LADY author, written IN ms country
We Jeed 20 accord rsnk IN the very hfa class
the WORK. which beonFs With Of the desires Of
Ordinary readers and the Of their Uaiiheao1 We are
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Saws The Taunton Mas Gazette:
fhs whole tale slows With interest, and slides into the
hottest aee. Of the heart with rare power to ""'he PufJ
and enuobe."
Ne advise our Isdy population especially the unmarried
portion become Poaseed Of the book and .i contents
lnfisIter"
one large l2mo - o.
DERBY JACKSON, Prblishen, New Yori
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OUR COUSIN ONICA;

n 4 * Y " I = 4 " - ~ - " - Ah
" On SckEs AsD ADyESTUREs OvEE the BLuE kiDcE
ByMhs Worpsley, Author Of Amabsl sFaniy History
From The New York Daily Times.
Nj. Worgeiey tossssses very graphic pen, large con-
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ard a decate sprrsc alton Of character 1Le n~ lfo-
duc,d a. good a. southern To- and exhibited sine
,tcresou Of character. hsre yet encountered
FROM The Boston Transcript
vork eyincIs higher art greater RAJ 20 81 thoashti
purer style and suber knowledge Of shades Of character
than almost any other oo,em norary is-ue.
From The Boston Atlas 49,
Is merits is fidelity 20 the realities Of he r u
der the beauty Of descriptions the nice eErtnee "a
which deneses the softer shades Of character aud s SIM
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original Wors II fiction that has been sibed 20 onf adneHt
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From ne New. Yor. Herald
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could wish al The novels Of the day as free
from celEuTe az 'hi.."
From The Sev-York Express
We charmed iu reading this book The dalogus and
only aud telling but IN number Of Is
from Corraepon1eft Of The Boston transcript.
well written carefully adus'ed, fresh aud tfl9 tas The
free command a. sLFgsge and Keen sfnss Of Character
the zane thoushtfuness rfnensn marx hsr
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AGINN's MISCE LILA y T. )
vi VII b. resds o. sATt RDAY, Feb -,
THE SHAKESPEARE PAPERS
On H. sfe Nm. Nagnn. ID D., Y d. J q u sc8Ille8
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H. vol. limo. Prc@ E T.
W anotker AID cftic sssse'p@srr:
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por'i0l of plrpase HE sr4lyr6 cfcsm tie eadnz
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the lesrlus bard Of tune ~rn vel remembered
are here collected By DF. AacEelEe and form the hifi
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INK great .chcl.p and many 'lEEesols - W new
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CHARLEMONT THE PRIDE OF THK VILLAGE
TlLE o. kEArCcEY By ". Gilmore Siaus, - sathor Il
Toy Ri'sTs" &C. gsirsisd Dy Darcy IL 0ns vol limo
Pro =
IT, sssld founded lctaA events Of com
parsselv recent she STATE 81 Ksuf1cky How
the 's nay sPesf ~ ne ssgas-Hc TsFef m
eonhct nth Nlal nss.y suppsed n b. 10 sensbIss
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VALENTINES! VALENTINES GIFT
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o,, Va aste pesens being II Jewclry valued II ss
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Goid Earring Odd Brsessts Gold Finger HHg' hns Linen
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The feelings and pockets u every one 40 20 b DDhHs
ress BcoE.fore No 2 the old No. ~ Sfay
Remember Sos ~ and re between lsth snd l9th s,s
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Dalentines.
A TIMELY HINT-Secure your VALEN
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This being Leap Year, pretty girls vii BE- ireer
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And The will speak both The strong and the weak,
Through Loves chosen Interpreter, strong
Our pcsiuen IN town will be- spi % bfsab down
Meath The We.sht Of Stf0nEs |Aeuinss rare
We shall sl know biz store BY he crowd a. the door,
And ell purchase our Valentines there.
Youths widows and maids Of all classes aud grades,
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An inprssion will make II they Valentines axe
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Young Amerra goes TOR f1n 90 under tbs rose,
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Such deIiciou, designs, such original lines,
Both comic. Ard tender, and true,
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6iaiionerp anb fantp GOODS.

MUCILAGE, in new and convenient Bottles,
WI vh Hsiak Cap aid interchangeable % msreh.1ts
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II II A ID D L s ID A V 81 CO..
WRITING INKS pronounced by the bss; ch-1ass ~ -
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VIII be Published soon:
VI VI A n b f X T X A NJ ;
WIFE's HONOR

By O. ". n. RLYNoLDs.
Author Of Mysteries the Court Of London Mary Price"
Baukers Daughter" &c
VIVIAN BRRTRAM; Or, The WIVES HONOR. is another
Of those exquisite and thrilling stories ri Reynolds which appear
20 Increase IN popularity they number NJ sne
vdies except perhaps Dumas has been voumaon' ~
Reyuo9 Yet the attractions Of bis increase With
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When worn ALREADY for i;sef widely s''s di
reputation the who somewhat fue-quent fo
called to speak Of re merits fads himself something IN
the Preocsmeni Of clergyman who has been es.ed BY
ulsiron spiritual advice my little girl and fnds .
his sstori.nent TIA, the ufe g - dasanz belle who las
sds her debut s.ng sy1e the gay world AL ths et
fer W 70 say,of
ISORA's CHILD,
lsr the deluxe assry and homage whh sc has received
from the entire fraternity q the qui IT, that he nearly
deserves fr
THUS says The Philadelphia Evening Bulle-
Il Of
s O AS & III I l. d,
The Few and popular Romance,
r. NJ. H.pufgTr A OlcQTT
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GRACE GREENWOOD NEW VOLUME OF
" STORIES JUST PUBLISHED:
FOREST IRA EDY,
AND OTHER TALES.
By GRACE GREENWOOD


Author of Greenwood Leaves Hap and HshAps," kc
L. ole handsone Volume. l6rno Cloth binding. Prize 81.
This volume published style uniform with that Of the
authors psvou. works and j. gracefully dedicated 20 Mary
HcWit tribute a admiration esteem and faithful fe-
mer.brsncei Il contains five siones namely forest
TRAGEDY Tie Minister Choice - Pierre tie Soldier Alice
Tr,st and Child seer all Of which have read With
great deal Of pleasure Greenwood truly popular
fayore that tie simple announcement 4 new work from her
hand .tsef excite the anticipation Of Tie pub
lie end feel that commemorative Of ours, though
cheeriuy and heartily 20 insure ms heF
volume oyons welcome. Nevertheless, Will not allow
te orportuuy without expressing the grI'hcaon We
have derived the perI Of stories z~nl1us Ia pO
b. shent and % boulfeous l lessons Of soofness
charity and truth Such volume se ~ s1tho srsee 70
our literature" Boston Transcript
The name Of Grace Greenwood hss become house
hold word ~ the popular literature Of country AID day
Oftle intellectual not called upon 10 tsy gch
WGirgs SPEAK for themsFes AID they have SPOKEN
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tlrHsl ik decssey individual All true md
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Of spiritual products Of the soil which has Of late oven
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least healthy tue least choice AmonE them
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EIFTH PIANo-FoRTE soIREE.-


L. N. GOTTsCH ALK,
Assisted
Mr. KARL wells, and Mr. APTOMMAS (HaIpstD
Dodworth's Assembly Rooms (a'jonng Grace CaaEen
ON THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. t. 1855.
PRO ANNE.
]. ftBisfie ii BTsyOurs; for Pianos
McssrE. J.. ". Oottschak and Kari Wels.
2. Fsntsfe for Le HGrp; Italian .Avarr
Mr. kptonmAs.
ga Sefehsof.... ..'......... .
g. ithl Chant du sodst Got,schsI
90 RayOLs dAzm tPOlks)..
/. NJ GcttschAlk
4. LEternei Carnival de Vene Go'tshak
l.. NJ. GOttschalf.
PART II.
L. NJ Gottschalk.
g. Studio per ATps imitation Of the MsEdone Alvsrs
Mr. Aptommas.
lie BtInbobe tOttsciAk
L. n. Gouschsk.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR-LADIES TICKETS % CENTS.
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Doors opeu clock Concert 70 commence Al oeofS
The Piano this occasion from the " are
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new edition Of THE LAST HOPE 10 IN course
Of publication. IL will be polished exactly played by Nj
CotchAk and the difficulties Of execution VII be much ess
than In the old copy Inquire for Halle and only correct
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The MARCHE DE- NUT will also 10 published il few
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AT / b l. O's G K D
~ THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. u, 1856
THE WONDERFUL RAVEL FAMILY.
Mile THERESA ROBERT,
And the BALLET TROUPE
FIRST NIGHT Of the New Ballet DiveTiisement
LES ACHILLES.
The Queen OF the BeeG..................M Mile Robert
NJ RAN DfulhI
The Sister Bees by MdIne Marzett MILES Pauline Genet
Lima WHde Flora and Julia Lehman, and The Entire Ballet
The Entertainments with tho
SECRET MARRIAGE.
Characters by the Rsyel Family.
To conclude with the popular PantOmirne Of
VI. DECHALUMEAU.
Jerome a. " Decbalumeap; Francois o. RoqIiue'
ADMISSION:
TICKETS. CENTS.
The only Seats that be secured in advance are:
fnVets Bo1es... earn
Orchfsffh 49,
Box -Ofce open daily, from for the SIZE Of Tickets
and securing Orchestra Seats and Private Boxes only
Doors open at 81 performance TO commence 81 y O'Clock
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Freedom In kansas.-CHAs. Ii. DE- WOLfbi fIesl'
dent of the OctssoE settlement Company has consented 70
LECTURE above subject whenever room AID a. a.
sienee can be secured FREE Il CHARGE Mr.. De W .
an Instructive humorous and tbs lecturer The enas OF
TT.edo desrius hs services their locality val address e
seeTeGry u the ComPs g. HENRY GU BB, Box No To
New iork City
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VNPDKIAkT 70 BDTANIL PHYSICIANH.-
i A. cd sasdsksd BssD> Asd<ibs 5tors kr Sale 10
Gty II gls4s5srsb. r. vel s,D>ked and dong
b. rs.s t. 1s0n IL gns1rra<sd Ths h~sr trade IA u
gunner sTessss taxing the sFsrsfs els % en-
ssy. ssf<etry viii b. oven for senx W sDriysl
fks prem aes, No. ~ ffb-s-
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I'D Sole Lessee BoIes and Parquet 80 cents Family rce
and Upper Ter 3 cents; PIvate Boxes AID .s-D0o'
epen st u comm al ! O'clock.-IHls EFkNiNOi
KING CHARMING
ChsmuF Nine. POus Heupeckt........Mr Willing
To be followed by the Second Act q the Drama Of
THE STA or lCE.
Cant de Lsscours Mr.. Csnol Nine Ls,c0urs Nine Ponls
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ko Ga eogueT e Cerrresr y f-rae One ssH1o
A. Nv D. Ger i.Sers Of EuiEraon where can days
A. frsrf Ara as1bers Of LABORERs Lnd SEW Ants a.
Ard per-o1s have tac oi-efs s0
xYfirs - he Suger anG se1g n a1no3t DEC
ssaTy ~ passsse Ct bs parties required NO Ices
JAMES P. FAGAH. Superintendent
Postage stskpp- 6 ssnt,l sor .a.s Al this oesoe.
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LArRA KEENE1s VARIETIEs.

/ I X 4 X L J. + 4 II T T. T u y
IL Lar THU METKOFoLIrsS THEaTEE BsoADwAY
Parque ard Dress Circle 81 Family Circle = cents
Stalls IS Pryee Boxes, +-D0ors open A.
g. commerce Al THIS EVENING val be performed:
BELPHKGOR, THE MOUNIEBASk.
BelrlsFor...Mr o. Jordan Madeline. Misc Laura heene
In Aet Grand Pas De Cssle spanish Dance
LOAN OF A LOVER
Mr. H. ward ETuestiue. Miss Ada Ciftou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

ee,tal1 ssi,sa 70 stenH Prpase Lecture o. ae
Past the Present and the Future Of the Library 10 be gwen
Al Hone CHAPEL the evening Of FRIDAY Feb - a. y
eock Tickets members only may be had gratis, at ae
Library deck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
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4 ne ard cities Of the linton. CsrpSn<<rs sd
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23


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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23
PETERSBURG ADyERTIsEMEEIs.

nAoNNaNs a JOHNSTON. Gro 81 aud 'o"
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23

az GREENLEL IS this day ds lved by mutual consent
A persons having claims against billiard & Walton and
lard Greenee VIII present them to T. q. Grcenlce pay
mont and those indebted TO billiard Walton and billiard
Grecuiee viii make Pasmtut 10 T. g. Greenee who
authorized 10 settle and receive the The firms
ana re enc else W. ) BILLIARD.
may l@dts f. g. GREENLEE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23
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"a AHotersaFTy &C these celebrated Cooking stoves r
@ "aod or coal lust arr,eland for the Stove and
"'.-' N'ttagHse ny {. $. BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-23

fE'IE undersigned viii continue the Grocery and Conmis-
sion business, the old stand where will be pleased
ta wait ON his fiend' and the public generally
lIlN IltisLNl @ EEEENIIE