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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-09
TRUST IN GODS PROVIDENCE.

Two men used 10 work in the fields togeth-
er. One was cheerful aud happy, bu, the
other was always full of tears, and miserable.
The fearful one would cay 10 his companion,
"What would become of my children II
were to die ?" And the other would uy and
persuade him 10 be thankful that he was yet
able 10 work, aud 10 earn bread for them; bu,
he conld not comfort him.
Now in the field in which they were at
work, they spied two ness on one bush, and
they used 10 watch the old birds going in and
out all the day long, with food for their h,lle
ones. And they often spoke 10 each other
about the care of these birds for their young.
But one cay, just as one of the old birds was
flying to his nest, hawk pounced down up
on him, and carried him away. And now the
poor maa had been miserable before, became
ten times more miserable. He could hardly
sleep all night, for thinking first of the poor
little birds that had no parents 10 feed them,
then of his own children who would have no
one TO work for them if he should die.
In the morning he went softly TO tbs bush,
and looked ia at the nests, for he thought he
should see the young birds IN one OF the
nests dying. But he was aslonshed TO SEQ
that they were alive IN both nests, and chirp.
ing as merIily as though no hawk had ever
came near them. Hs could not tell how il
could be so he sat down close by 10 watch
them. Presently he saw the old birds, be-
longing 10 one of the nests, fly in, and then
they went away, and came back with food
to The little ones in the nest; and so they
went all the day long. Aud he called his
companion, and almost wepl for joy as he
showed him this thing.
So they said 10 each other, that they would
initiate The birds, aud work as well as they
could each for his own family, so long as he
was able; and if either of them should die,
or be unable 10 work, ihen.the other would
! 60 on and labor for both families
What blessed thing il would have been
for that POOR, fearful man, if he had known
the kind words of the Saviour once spoke,
care not Ave sparrows sold for two farlhings
and not one of them is forgotten before God
Fear mol therefore We arel of more value than
many spauows. "---PonlqFd Transcript
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Print il in Letters of Gold.


A father whose son was addicted TO some
viscious propensities, bade the boy TO drive
nail into certain post whenever he commit-
ted certain fault, and agreed that nail
should be drawn out whenever he corrected
an error. In the course OF time the post was
completely filed with nails.
The youth became alarmed at the exten. OF
his indiscretions, and set about reforming
himself One by one The nails were drawn
out, the delighted father commended him for
his noble, selI-denying heroism, in freeing
himself from his faults.
''They are all drawn QUIZ said the parent
The boy looked sad, and there was avRols
volume OF practical wisdom in bis sadness
With heavy heart he replied: r,-r
"True, father, but the scars are still there"
Parents who would have their children grow
sound and healthy characters must SOW the
seed al the fiteside. Chg,labe associations
can reform the mau, and perhaps, make u
useful member of society; but alas! the scars
are there! The reformed drunkard, gamb'
Ter and thief is only the wreck Of The man ne
once was--which will dis6gure his character
as long as he shall live.---Dolior Tunes.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-09
ORIGINAL POETRY.
For tie "Star Of the North."
TIE ORPHAN.

Angels their watch are keeping
Around the couch Of rest,
Where lovely babe is sleeping
Upon its mothers breast.
But ah! the mothers pillow
Deaths form is lowering o'er;
And from that silent slumber
She'll never waken more.
Thou'rt left, poor helpless infant
, Without a mothers care,
For cold and lifeless is the form
That rests beside thee there.
Sleep on-thou knowest not that she
Beside thee is so cold
Or that grave both wide and deep
Thy tather's corse doth hold.
Oh! clay cold are the lips that oft
Upon the young babe smiled;
Then take unto thy home and hear,
Thy little orphan child.
Protect it in its infancy
And guard it in its youth;
And kindly, gently guide it
In the paths OF Love and Truth.
And should the worlds unkindness cen
Bid sorrows tear TO start,
Then with the balm of sympathy
Go, heal the orphans heart.
Hemlock, COL co., Pa. LILLIAN.
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FILLMoRE's POSITION & SPEECHES.

AT Newburg, on Thursday, in reply 10 a
complimentary address, Mr. Fillmore spoke
as follows:
Fello'o Citizens cf:Nesr1rg:-Acoept my
cordial thanks for this unexpected but hearty
greeting. My friend has introduced me as
the standafd-bearer of the American party,
and friend of The Union. For the former
position, am indebted 10 my friends, who
have, without my solicitation, made me
their Sandard-bearer in the coming cam
paisn. But confess to you that am proud
of the distinction confess, also, that am
devoted AND unallerable friend of the
Union. ] have no aosiIity to foreigners; l
have witnessed lhet deplorabs vpndi'ion in
the old country, anEGod forbid THAI I Should
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-09

w A sentimental gent was describing
with the tenderest emotion the last moments
of deceased friend, who was noted during
life for his meanness. "He drew me ten
derly towards his side, squeezed my hand,
and gave me his watch.n "Did he" said Il
bystander, "you are mistaken; you meant
to say, he gave me his hand and squeezed
his watch"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-09

duty, fellow -ciIizens, TO hold Them TO strict
responsibility.
The agitation which disturbed the peace
of the country in 1850 was unavoidable. 1t
was brought upon us by the acquisition of
new territory, for the government Of which
twas necessary 10 provide Territorial Ad-
minislrations. But it is for you TO say wheth-
er the present agitation, which distracts the
country and threatens US with civil war, has
not been recklessly and wantonIy Produced
by The adoption of a measure to and in per-
sonal advancement rather than in any public
good. (Cheers.)
Sir, you have been pleased to say that
have the union of these States al heart
This, Sir, is most true, for if there ia one OBJ
ject deafer 10 me than snolher, it is the uni.
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING j
r. w. WEAVER.

Il. w. WEAVER,
OEFICE-Up stairs, in the nsw brick build.
ing, on, the south side Of Main Street,
third square below Market.
TE Il M 8 Two Dollars per annum, il
paid within six months from the time of sub.
scribing two dollars and fifty cents if moi
paid within the year. No subscription re-.
ceived for less period than six months nc
discontinuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option of the editor
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one square
will be inserted three times for One Dollar
and twenty-five cents for each additional in.
serlion. A liberal discount will be made 10
those who advertise by the year.
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w The youngest member Of The present
Congress is the Hon. William Cumback, be.
ing only 20 years Of age. 'f'3''
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.BEO0MsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTYs.TA WEDNEsDA'

One evening the head of The holy fathers
of Jemael-Bechiva was missing from pray
ere.
The next evening one of his assistants was
found absent from his supper, thing very
unusual with good Mussulman.
So on for forty days, one by one, the num-
Der of these wise meg diminished gradually,
the responses became fainter at prayers and
the plalers fewer at table. The lion lay in
ambush by the brook, and when they came
down 10 make their daily ablulions, they
found their way into his infidel NAV.
II was NOT until The forielh professor had
disappeared, "a whole faculty devoured by a
lon,) that the ten of The faithful who remain
ed took the better part OF valor, and emigra-
ted 10 safer country, and the mosque was
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-09

Then the lion not having b
ed for the coarser fale of horse
scended 10 the laity, and iakins
the road, seized on every lrave
ed, until he had placed perfect
the route, and there was moi an
as he might be, that dare go over
even in the daytime. '.r
AT last the lion growing melancholy
perfect isolation that his predlory habits b
imposed on himself, left the country probab
in search oil another mosque, and theme
forth, the El-Bechiva road was travelled
every one in perfect security.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-09

AS S'oet mop puo'
!, Sir, that | fear ii
g of any particu-
hhe several candi-
presume they are
Sir, what do we
cling between The
h the most exciting
in bloodshed and or.
We see a political
idates for the Presi-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-27

Rad words, like bad ,Aiihngs. ~re NJ
tel Ufonght home 10 the le.son aho has
alt,aeD taV,ti.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-27

PARRY RippLs.--i all consent to
all ou desire, sad young lads "a l.es low
Ct oa condition that you WI give What ycs
have not. what Yea eau never have. aud
what You can give the. Naal did she a,k
lof. \ hasbaui
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

Ia Hampton Roads Feb g. bark Hsra Nelson from Rio
de Janviro bound to Richmond. - -
rc shr Shepherd a. Mount Smith from Lang Island loaded
'yrr' Got cut through by the se and sunk
pthannnck-cew OF
snl valued s tN-n She in
y Il "'s ~ the pumps her .,
Prus aleak, bl having sufficient
coniany she ultimately hyd. She had ofhr.i quality
oyster board
schr Mary knna Of New suffolk also hrsush
eecd uns ato f.rnham Greek aud stopped the leak Th.v
are a 1lnb-r Of vessels badly Ice
shr John Perkins. from Norfolk for
hsrt, Nni IL Ia danger.
49,
SIP re:r,ps Captain Homer. from City Point, Va,
M-p fne which Savannah
injured
g'p ''h savannah dated 2d,h Feb Walter ESQ
Board he
Ihe had discharged repaired and loading
Ai ani was no doubt ready
20 ne on nrs She was an vessel Of itCs
pai IN the PAN Of last tls Her cargo con.s,.
of br-tl,,un..
2sih. ~ w" '''- ~" >
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80. RANDoLPH's BOOKSTORE and Blnd.ry
HNgM SALE.-ioo SHARES Of RICHMOND and PETERS
f2' RI. MAURY co
WOOp AND WILLOW wARE.-By ms s.hco.
ner Msrensn' have received and 9ner for sale hne 10,
Corn and Hair Bros factory and Tor sale low TO-
E2T ZIMMERMAN
EDIHE y. I.Htu.ioo Bbl.. Pure for robacconl.,.
landing aitd Tor sale by
tT No n Pls, a.,
No HACKEHEL.-ica Rhls landing md 'er sale by
- WOMBLE CLAIBORNE
irH No. ~ Pearl street
NNGEISU nv ACUED COrrONS.-Re-sived
~ per Roanoke o ~ English Bcached
and hne' Al i2N cents per yard
fe2I C. uARTwELL 4 CO.
"ANrED-A gooi Cook Washer and Ironcr For such
~ one - properly recommended liberal
fe2I JNo. c PAGE j., Nsrkc, Bhar,
~ y. ut U.--ih0 barrels landing and TO- sale ny
~. teN DAVENPORT. ALLYN 4 co
n tbOSlNG Otr WINTER SrOCE .-Purclasers
- 81 Winter Clothing requested ~
,scCat' falnas' Tcga Business Suits Rrh Velvet
NrTno vests The stock dcsrth anxlous
70 Joe out these goods sreat bargains vii be offered
sz2 KEW, BALDWIN Aoo.
SwEDEs IRON, al~sy. on hand and Tor sale ~
=, a.. UNHICHr PARISH.
'tt ~ 50 Beaver street, Ncv York.
X ~ Gt.ovEs-KID Gloves. received per
hNpress Ladies and Gents sfes Alexander
Nh G. HARTwELLA CO.
UU0uH.-Tamny Errs surrrane and superane Flour Tor
sale stZFR PHAUP,
VIZ ~ Main street.
sD00 HIsuEIs PRIME MOUNTAIN CIO-
feis LEWIS wEBB a 60
HEAVY FANCy OassuuEuE COaTs.-w..r,
losing out the remainder Of stock ~ Heavy Cashmere
.n, psn'. ssd Vests V low prices Those in
iso KEN, BALDWIN 4 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01
PHILIP RAHH.
EAGLE NDRY, Richmond, Virginia.

PHI u X 1 70 VI.
EAGLE FOUNDRY Richmond. Virginia.
cAsT sTAEEr, BETwEsS
EHANUFACIUREs LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TEN
~ drrs, Railroad Cars and AL descriptions
road MAchiney, Stationary Engines % Suy required Ssj
power. Also. Portable Engines with decided improve. N
neut others heretofore made. from
wheels and veil adArd farming purpose getting iune-
&e Will Improved Circular Portable SawMs attached.
.nd 81 class Mining Machinery Grst SsW-N Machinery
FoTnEs and Tobacco FHcioTy Fixtures Of kind
aud Iron Castings made 10 order. T. RAfIM
from having reference 10 the nor
Torrance % my Saw Mills and Engines
EpsNroN, Y c, Dec. 81. iSsS
Mr =. E,uN-Desr Sr-rhe MIN you have furnished has
been operation Tor the and thus entire sails
faction, and fully convinced that corp.t- anI
At TIE same time, simplest have
competition list elassD THOS d. WARREN.
fel2-,iiy
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WILLIAMS CARRINGTON.
COM MISSION MERCHA NTS

SHDthOE SLIP, RICHMOND, "a,
Give particular attention to the sale OF
70 u { %, T 10 L Z, W HEAT
nFscErroN 90 cprStKY rEnprcg
- Az pix ig- 81 Merchandise &c With dispatch
GRO WiLLlAMS WI. T. CARRINGrON.
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NJ airline NEWS.
pORr on RICHMOND. PIB. 20, isss

ARRIVED,
tchr. Passenger, Itoley, Eastern Shore, oats
scl'r ysnnv Lynd, Moore, Eastern Shore, oats
schr Henry krtehum Latour,tt., bacon
Rag .nd NO. N"'
Co ' '' y" q" N"'fui" a
schr sea Gull, Rippln. Eastern shore, oats
SAILED,
schr Wm Severe, Brooks, Ditimor-, TN
Sclr baltimore, Phillips Ironz nj -four. B.tIp,or.
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ARRIVALS Ar THE EXCHANGE IIOrEI
AND uALLauD HOUSE.


ID h"eug. % II itrrand Norfolk II Geo Wash
A.N,nlrts, " Bearer, Fuca-iir Geary Londoun NJ
Oii-tn " ftmsn, J CLARK, n West A
o. N'. White BALI, Mrs Stevens. Hood. Harrison
~ h'Nr NJ HeNirn, Nj buxOn, Nc C-ndres, " O.
pr NshSas' Br'knghsm; " Psdn, Suffolk Lee.
v ILwcstt, nravrcl. a l.
NJ Dt' prtersblrr Dcnns Rchmond; Ch.ni.r d q.
b. CAROLINE; W ~ Csrn, W " rebbs f.uqlirr. Grange
IE'r y 50 Slater, Cash, Kent John snyai n e.
C''r Nilkinson stalton; McClur Harris. Mrs VA
Lar AdFu,t W heri.e, Boston; EWrll Sh,r
W w "s'rr, u Z CS"nas', Va M,Genuy = Johns.
ok MI, Roher wood. Tenn wsl-r, wilam.urr: p Ia,
" 81 a. Va II VIasi Chailr'ton, P-rlc. Tf..i.
W -'"i. ID Craig u W lanes VI pnu-l1- VI s.ary,rl
rem drs " Dsurtc" aud laiy. Aberdeen Miss: torinu n
Alabama. ' ~ -
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BURR & ETEENGER.

CARY STREET NEXT BELO W CITY GAS WORKS.
bsfire~n i3'h GHd In .SfreSfs.
RI extensively engaged in the manufacture PoErs-
N RtE SrsruNAEv SrEsN ENGNt- CiEcrttR y al
hiHric,t saw Mills. MscBiSERr Con Coat -SS5
MINIS, GEf-r Mus, P,srER Mills also ruB 49,
FNrrAg OF ptou all laos and m
CASTINGS. aud Forged and Finished WORK.
k,tsotp CARs and MkcGiStEY made TO order
call solicited from want. quality our
va n veryre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

Ep II. TAYLOR would remind H. friends and the
public generally that his GOV fS{{cx1
ernor street where may b. found PIANO FORTFS ~
MELODE0NS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES anil
ACtORpkoNs " The best quality aud AZ The lowest prices
sole TO this for e sale celebrated and Clark
Pianos, which
but by few Also Gale 4 CO = superior Pianos
- Guitar aud Violin STRINGS % he be- quality
ne has r largest stock n MUSIC found n This State and
constantly receiving the latest plbca which
t most reduced prices and
where.
,s- Pisnor. tuned. repaired, and let on hire
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TaE WHITE sULPaIUR sPRING. rOu


M. esersd Eaierins place having rendered n-ce.-ary
have united eOnfens the undergrad fal power q
To facilitate The ale liberal been obtaia. t-ou IN.
& !. nee.s.ry FOR the most & ana E1s es every pyes.
In PursusnSe o. the authority conferred upon h-a the under
sopany to 6e organized aadsf ;s- Charter se " or
their medicinal qualities and place OF fssonabr resort ~.
deemed anneegssry % 1y much in rssard to thrr
v.i and Ps,.9n. In aae Of pleasure and they
iOnabe visitors '' "+'' e' AAa
The means Of accommodation have been time to
yor many 80 ,., bo ,an about one ,hoesAnd seest.
hat ty had been sufficient aupbsr
The OF every year applicant. are turned ss.y
these springs has heretofore been attends, With ~
seaes delay and fs'lgs visitors being compelled
ohio Railroads bi progress Of eonsIueon
I'll soon furnish an gnbEeken line Of railway from
all ne Eastern and Northern cities to tn aton-hoase
miles Yves, Of stsunton r.eJe1 IN
,ss rave 70 - @ and aySss The so' part Of the road Ia
lave Baltimore wnEton MsIanas Richmond Peer,buT
tern section q the coSngtOn snd Ohio Railroad completed
viii be DIX ilmlt to The number VIC
' ia an Wi,r s TgST, to 'hsse sp5ins:
Western pe Of the AsEhAny The in he
ven thousand aere extending along the valley ns.
and stretching from
than 500 Of fine tract and more than
double hA, quantity o. rood srsbe upland The residue Of Ii.
good for Al supplies main kc a. ne.
for the hotels. readily raised on he
premises. -
lv buildings tor the accommodation OF visitors
them
grounds
surface diversified by hills and de
the forest II las described Paradise OF xAternx
places aad there who acquainted who will a
10 acknowledge It's claim 20 this distinction
receipts Of the establishment nov
ieyi enlarged
eious Management, they might b Increased fold
the which
up for Interpretation, easily furnish
very large Income and la hands he
would reimburse the price at which the property puchs
The whole country contains few subjects another
q equal resources developed they could by enterprise
and capital.
The title the having h.
ongd the thA
facilitate the
avoid difficulties which night result any OF the
joint the legal tide has under
Ene who will be prepared the
chAscr
The sale will embrace used IN eoane
ton With the property FOR the visitors
Persons desiring TO purchase
the undersigned WM H. MACFARLASD
or Richmond, Va.
ALEN. H. II. STUART,
OF
The National Intellgrn will copy. f~S-dketf
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TKIsr sAIE.-nr rir,ns .,

II infant TRUST SAIE.-By virtue ~ a deed
n trust made and by Albert Da6uy and susan H.
hls vile TO Upton ID Jrnning bearing date
and o. record n 'anphr County Court the unrrsgnd specially
appointed trustee, Boz the place Jennings the d.
ecinu 81 the principal
SATURDAY. 18th March. iSf pre- proceed L. ell AZ
auction, a. To highest bilr tht property known as the
fHENN Fot NhRN' situated on i!c canal and adjoining
c Guy oi Lyng, containing about aud album
iHny supplied with water from the canal property equally
suited ." foundry or manufacturing mill. both.
adjoining lot running from the
section Of Black Water creek with james combined
compn The most valuable the vicinity II
c city aud well deserving the attention % capitalist Also the
h'ne aud lot occupied by Mr. Joseph Barnes near the
ieucc Of Judge plnthr houses are new and roErtaI
suited family rrdencr-is contains about an acre land
good garden, SC.
,m authorized ' the principal creditor liberal credit
WI c ven 70 the purchasers Of he property giving
factory security The terms will b. made sale
Tile deemed perfect, but can only convey trustee
HENRY BURLINGTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

BALLAD E>tnrMNNENr--By reference to an a,y.r
tseWent ia 'o-ays paper, 1t will be observed that Mr.
OtMIsrtR will favor citizens with vocal entertain
nrt on Tuesday evening next. NJ. D. reputation as
'ad si'Ee' &" the highest order is well established
nat any COMMUNICATION ul his skill proficiency woulu
~ supc'fuous The simple announcement OF the fac,
mat he arSnS To give concert should be asuicicnt t.
induce the atteudtucc of large audience
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

ME EpToE Noticing call made upon Mr. John H. Knori. 10
alto" h. name 10 be presented candidate Sop rnten
dncy of City Gas Works, the undersigned
knowing ~ Ne do his indu'iry KIN aud unnnchng n
trgry Ny Knowles has had experience Works
than other In this city excepting Campbell under
whom he obtained such practical Information qualities fully
Tor he position We earnestly invite him permit
used. fml,I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-01

SuIcIoE.-Nathan Leech, native of Rcckhridgc coun
~ and an e,tmabIc man, committed suicide IN Acghnn,
county on tue 10Th February BY hanging himself Nc
cause l. assigned Tor this deed Elizabeth Drry an M,
married aiy committed suicide lately in Bedford county,
Oy hanging herself 10 the limb tree IL Wa, suppnse
dat She was Insane a the time.
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