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NALL RIVER LINE TO NEw.YORK.-


fsS@a' The above line now comprises
ll1E:ss-.9, y. - METROPOLIS, Captain Brown,
H-r---7-Tr-r and EMPIRE STATE, Captain
Brayton. The Metropolis leaves Fall River on Mon
days Wednesdays, and Fridays, and the Empire State
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Tickets for berths state can be secured
daily at r. NJ. receiving passengers ut L.istol and
Bristol Ferry, and connecting with the above Steamers
at Fall River. Returning from New York. passengers
take the Bradford Duree for Bristol Ferry Bristol and
Providence without additional charge.
Passengers to and from Boston are conveyed on the
Old Colony and Fall River Rail Road witho. clay.
The this route are the largest most SUBJ
santia and costly of any inland steamers in America,
having been built expressly for the route around Point
judith, and are in every reapect suitable for the
vice.
Freight reduced to summer ratio as per tariff, and
taken at all times as tow as By any other line. No
ira charge for wharfage or transhipment.
NREEMAN Il CO.'S EXPRESS TO CAL.
IL IFORNIA, OREGON, SANDWICH ISLANDS,
and WEST COAST SOUTH AMERICA.
OFFICE No. SO BRoADwAY, NEw-YonK.
a-s1> n FREEMAN l. co. will dis
MifHk>lArM patch regular Expresses as
VIZ IANA-T above per steamers, via Pam
AZ X1 no i~M anna, on the 5th and goth and
X1XLNN MN " via Nicaragua on the 9th and
- Tzzss=====<2- oath of every month.
sssdE,ssa>sse< ssSz>= Freight and small parcels
taken at reduced rates.
rsay' Letters enclosed in government ten cent
velopcs for each half ounce will be taken ut IL IL
cents Zach, and forwarded to destination in advance of
the mail.
Special and experienced Messengers accompany each
Express through to destination.
FREEMAN g. CO.,
50 Broadway, New York.
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n o N NJ T. Il c A l. III O T L l.
~ WARREN, II. l.
AM~N The subscriber having leased the
MTsA,lc above popular establishment, ha5 put
@nikniAM il in excellent order for the reception
xl1!!l1Ir1z of company, and has added to its
much experience in catering for the enjoyment Of
guests he is enabled TO provide for their comfort in
manner which, he trusts, will be wholly satisfactory
spare no pains for that purpose His table win be
supplied with the best qualities of seasonabe viands
his rooms and their furniture will be kept in the most
unexccponabe condition, and the attendance will al
ways be prompt and good.
An excellent stable adjons the premises, which
in the central portion of the town. within moments
reach of the Railroad Depot thus being in immediate
communication with Providence AMI Bristol three
times daily.
With these advantages and with the determination
of the subscriber to please he hopes to receive gtso
hare of the patronage which he respectfully socodl.
JOHN G. DAVIS.
Warren, July 10, 1857. jyls
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.SnO Il Il w A II ID


AT Town Meeting, specially called and holden in
Darlington the 2yth day of June, A. ID. 1851 the
folling preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopt d
Whereas respected fellow townsmap, WILLIAM
II. Cooke, Esq has sustained very considerable loss
in the destruction Of of his buildings by fire
the night of the 2lst inst.
And whereas there is TO suspect that said fire
was the work of an incendiary or incendares: There
fore belt
Resolced That we deeply sympathize with Mr.. Cooke
in view of this disaster aud xous to have such
assistance rendered him circumstances require.
ResotUed, That the Town Treasurer be, and hereby
is, authorized to offer reward of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the detection and conviction of such
incendiary nccndiaries.
Resotvei, That the Town Council adopt such other
measures in relation thereto may in their wis.,
dom suitable.
Resoigei, That the Town Clerk cause the foregoing
preamble and resolutions TO be published for three
successive weeks in the r. |. TELEGRAPH.
T. TIFFANY, Town Clerk.
ry- In accordance with the preceding resolutions,
hereby offer a reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS TO any person who shall detect and bring TO
conviction the incendiary inceudiaries who the
night of the 2lst instant set fire TO the buildings Of
William II. Cooke, Esq
nEZEKIAH TIFFANY, Town Treasurer
harrington, June Soth, 1857 jyl 3W
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Grlrgrapb Marius guurual.
PORT OF WARREN.
Arrived.

For tabular statement Of Warren ssssels zee 4 page
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WILDER's PATENT SALAMANDER
w SAFES.-Notice is hereby given to the pub
lie, that SiLAS G. HERRING, of New York, no
longer manufactures this Ssfe. The undersigned are
prepared to furnish from their mannfactory this
"world renowned" Fire and Burglar proof Safe, with
upwards. The world wide reputation of "Wilders
Salamandcr Sae" together with the thousands of
tfcates in its favor afei fires have occurred render it
useless for the subscribers to multiply words in its
favor. No merchant, bank, mechanic, tradesman Of
any kind should for moment delay providing them
selves with one of these Safes.
Depot 122 Water street, near Wall street, New
York.
Is. G.. WILDER & CO.,
iy1Stf patentees and Manufacturers.
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ERANKLIN MUTUAL FIRE INsUR

LNRANKLIN MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
IL ANCE COMPANY Office No. 3, Bank Of Com
merce Building Providence, X. l. Insure against
loss damage by Fire for the term of years,
on buildings and in separate class for the term of
six years ON household furniture.
DiREcroRs-William Foster Amos D. Smith, Jo-
scph +. Gilmore, David Sisson, \. b. Dixie Earl =. Ma
son, A. G. Barstow, Daniel L. Carpenter Thomas j
Stead, William NJ. Bailey, John +. Chaplin, Albert =
Gallup, Thomas J. Hill, Lucus Weaver George G.
Nightingale, Benamin b. Adams, Enoch Stecrc, Ed
ward ID. Pearce, Alexander Duncan, Simon Henry
Greene, and Richard j. Arnold.
WILLIAM FOSTER, President.
JOSEPH ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
Applications for insurance received by EZRA NJ.
MARTIN, agent for this town. mhS
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A CARD.--Having relinquishcd the business Of
IA Baking. by sale Of my Bake House property, on
the corner of School and First streets, to HENRY
SANDERS, late of Warren, X. l., desire to express
favors of my friends aud the public extended to me
through many years of business.
Mr.. Henry Sanders, who succeeds me in the busi-
ness Of baking, has high qualifications as practical
Baker. His long and extensive experience in Ships
Baking his reputation for integrity and attention To
business, commend him 10 the favorable notice and
patronage of our merchants and citizens.
T. Il. DENIIAM
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CRINOLINE-Receiv this week at Long Room,
~ new style of wrought Crnolinc and Paris Skirt
ing, for sale cheap corner of Miller and Union sts
iylS l.. q. WHEATON.
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1llsllrnllrc.
4 LFRED Ii. GARDNER, Agent for the
IN PROVIDENCE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Providence, r. |.
PAwTUcKEr MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
s3toylS Pawtucket, II. |.

STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
- co. of Providence, X. !. Incorporated by the lie
gisature of the State of Rhode Island January, 1855
viii insure against loss damsge by fire, upon dwell
ling houses and other buildings hazardous. Also
upon personal property, fvorably situated, upon as
reasonable terms other offices.
DIRECTORS.
Wanton Vaughan A. NJ. kimoall, Hiram Hill,
Cyrus Fisher. Daniel Martin, Frcdk Burgess
David Mard, Albert VI. Stokes, Josiah Whitaker,
Harvey f. Payton, Henry Whitman, David Baou,
l.. ID. Littefied, II. b. browne, Philip b. Stiness,
CYRUS II. FISHER, President.
SILAs r. KENYON, Secretary
CnRlsropnER r. DRowNE, Treasurer.
ELBRlDGEG. WHEATON. Agent,
n15 ly WARREN, II. |.
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NAPS-A large variety of Caps, of both mems and
~ boys sizes, and assorted prices. for sale by
myl6 WIN. 7. BARTON, Main-st.
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II OST-At the Warren Ladies' Seminary, on Wed
IL nesday, 22d inst. LACE VEIL. The finde
will be suitably rewarded leaving it at this office
iy2hH
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NANKEEN GOODS, plain and check, for chill
IN drcn's wear, for sale by
my30 TURNER 4 co.
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nIsSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
IL The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, was this day dissolved BY mutual con-
sent. LUCIUS WARNER,
GEORGE b. PECK.
Warren, July Is, 1857.

~ d. All persons having demands against the late
firm, requested TO present them, and all persons
indebted will please make immediate payment to Luz
Gus WARNER, who is authorized to settle the ac-
counts of the irmq All demands remaining unpaid af
ter the 10th of August next will be placed in the hands
Of "A collector iyl5 3W
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the firm of Davis, Wright & Co., Boston, and MIR.
BlandOn, Clerk of the House. All the other visi-
tors are safe.
ACCIDENT IN CHARLEsTOwN Monday ev'g
while little daughter of Mr.. Patrick Ryan, switch
man on the Fitchburg Railroad, was standing on
the draw of the Fitchburg Railroad, she became
frightened at an eel which man had pulled out of
the water, and stepping back, fell off the draw on to
the platform below, distance Of about feet break
ing ono arm near the shoulder.-Boston Trareller.
EDITORIAL RENCONTRE.-Louispilie, July 81.
street rencontre occurred this afternoon, between
Geo. ID. Prentice, editor of the Journal, and X: ID.
Durrett, editor of the Courier, growing out of an
article in the latter paper rejecting on Mr. Prentice
Pistols were used by both parties. MIR. Prentice
was slightly wounded.
A party of 400 Mormons from England who have
arrived at Peoria, Illinois, are most OF them great
ly disguised with the reports they hear from Salt
Lake, and will probably scatter and settle wherev-
or they can buy hOmcstends.
The Paterson (N.J.) Guardian states that it is
probable that the gross receipts in the counties Of
Passaic and Bergen this season for strawberries a.
lone, have amounted to quarter OF million oil
dollars.
On Wednesday last, Robert o. Gage Of Sand
wich, Mass, was sent to the State Hospital having
become insane from spritualism The selectmen
of the town have refused the Of the Hall to the
spiritualsts.
4 Col. Fremont did not sail for California in the
steamer Of Monday, as reported; he had engaged
passage, but was detained by i'll health and busi-
ness, and will start on the 9th Of August.
civil suit has been commenced against an Al
bany grocer who kissed young marie In his
store, the other morning. The damag 4 lad laid Mt
$4,000. os nre
Rev. A. II. vinton, Of Boston, declines the Office
Of Episcopal Bishop Of Texas. to which he was
recently elected by tho Convention Of that Diocese
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WHITE MARSEILLES for Ladies' Basques,
w very chap at
my30 TURNER & CO.'S.
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By REQUEST
Miss ElOiSe Bridges with Prof. J. B. Brown
GIVE SECOND
DRAMATIC & POETIC ENTERTAINMENT
IN ARMORY HALL, WARREN,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20.

Miss BRIDGES and Mr.. BROWN will give another
Entertainment at BRISTOL, on TUESDAY, 2Sth inst
iy25 It
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KOO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN wANTEl

OVO 20 act as local and travelling agents, IN
business, easy, useful, and honorable SALARY 800
PER MONTH. A capital of IS only required. No
patent medicine, book business. Full particulars
given free TO all who enclose return postage in stamps
silver, and address
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
jy4 GwS Sandown, N. II.
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COTTON HOSIERY--A new line of white IIo-
~ siery for ladies and children very good and cheap
just received at Long Room, of Miller and Un-
ion SITS. (jyls) f. G.. WHEATON.
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For the Low Price of Five Dollars.
LOWE PRESS COMPANY

All kinds of Paper, Cards, Envelopes Bronze, and
Inks, for sale. esy- AGENTS WANTED.
Boston, April, 1857. api Gm
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Sloop Fly, Perry, Providence.
Sch United, Jones, Providence.
JUrY 10.
Sch Perine, Jackson, Somerset.
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DROWN MUSLINS-A lot of brown Organdei
ID Musins, styles, just opened at Long Room,
the Great Cheap Store, corner Of Miller and Union ss.
iylS Il. G.. WHEATON.
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,lesnth Senatorial District, composed of the
counties OF Snyder, Northumberland, Mon.
tour and Columbia, will meet at the Court
Honse, In the borough of Sunbury, in the
county of Northumberland, on, TUESDAY,
tic Twentieth day OF October nsxt TO make
out returns far State Senator.
The reinrn Judges of the Representative
District, composed Of tho counties Of Wy.
ing, Sullivan,S Columbia aud Monionf, shall
meet at the Court House in Bloomsburg, in
the county of Columbia, on TUESDAY the
Twentieth day Of October next, 10 make out
reforms for members Of Assembly.
And In aud by the bsid act, ] am further
diTecet 10 give notice that every person,
excepting justices of the peace, who shall
bold any office or appointment OF profit or
trust under The Government Of the United
States, or of this State, or OF any city or iu-
corpora,ed district, whether a commissioned
office or Otherwise, a subordinate officer or
agent, who is, OF shall be- employed under
The legislative, OF executive, or jueiciary de-
.partment OF this State, or OF any incofpora-;
led district, and also that every member OF
Congress, and OF the select or common conn.
Gil OF any city, commissioners OF any ncor-
poraied district, is by law, incapable of hold
ing or exercising al the same time, the Office
or appointment of Judge, inspector or clerk
of any election of this Commonwealth, and
that no Inspector, Judge OF any officer OF any
such election shall be eligible 10 any Office
thanlo be voted for
Given under my hand and seal, al my of.
fee in Bloomsburg, this 3lst day of August,
~ STEPHEN Fl. MILLER,
Bloomsbury, Sept. 5, 1857. Sheriff
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Oriental Life,
Full Stock Of FAN Dry Goods.

EYRE & LANDELL, Fourth & Arch Sts,
n Philadelphia, respectfully request Cash
Buyers 10 examine fine stock Of Seasonable
Goods, adopted TO Best Pennsylvania Trade.
Full Line of Fall Dress Goods
New designs of Fall Shawis. -
Good Black Silks Of all wis3hes--a
a Cases assorted French Msfaoes.
:" Poll de Chevres, Nef Goods.
Bri, sh and American Dark hiuts.
\ Salinetts, Cassimeres, ClothsI& vestings.
Muslins, Linens, Flannels, Bhakets, sc.
N.B.-Auctiou Bargains frou New York
and this City daily received. Particular at.
len,ion given. io. Country orders for desirable
Goodg--Terms Nett Cash.
Sept. /, 1857-3mos.
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TO MECHANICS, INvENT0Rs l. MAN.
UFACTUREREs ~

..-.--..-- - rrr1VpTEENTtr
10 annouhc'pg Jug t.,.s,sn, y -. snnua' .os
vo,ums y. no I n.s. ,hs ,, s,nh,a a'e pup
nshsls 'espsu.o' aS s,;.s.,sss @ ,hs ia sns; ~
olusI 70 '.u.eass aas s. ~ w. '''u'a''on
GnSM ~ TIyn15S lnIS NIX EVE IrINnprn nor
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The cash w;lI he na;d ~ he nn,a,s nf ~.
srccsssfsi comne,i,ors n,,.sd;.,sls s6s, ~ =
Is, NJ Jsnnarvl Isss ~ - ~'''' '''
Son,hern WAs,ern and Canada n,on.v ,v n,
be ,ahsn for tnhsc,;n,;ons'' Canad;sn s,,h'
sc,ibers will plsase 10 remit Twan,v.s;v c,s
er,ra nm each Jear,s o,ino ~ nrs.nav
nos,ase. ~
Te1ms of Sublcrip,ion-Two dollars q vea,
or One Dollar fot six mon,hs. -. :.
Clnb Ra,es-Rive eopies. for six mon,bs
"A. Five comics ior twelve sncn,hs. se. Tan
comics. for six months. rs: Ten comics for
twelve months sIb. Twenty conias for 10
months, sps. :,
For all Clubs of Twenty and aver. The
yearly subscriplioo ia onIv NJ 40. 80 wv
The new volume will be nrinted unon 6ne
paper With new lyue. : -. :
The general character of The Scientific Amer.
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GIFTSi GIFTSi GIF1Si GIFTSl
A. RANNEY, Publisher,
393 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
OFFERS For sale
BOOKS & MAPS.


100000 BOOKS & MAPS,
OF all kinds, al Publishers prices, 10 be
accompanied with 100000 GIFTS, worth
from 25 cents 10 5000 each; consisting of
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Lockels,
Gold Chains. Cameo Pins and Drops, Gold
Bracelets, Gold Pencils, Sewing Birds, in
short Jewery of every description; ReticuIes,
Ladies Purses, PorImnnaes, SC. $3.50 worth
of GIFTS DISTRIBUTED with every 500
Books. A Gift will be delivered with every
book sold for one dollar or more. Although
no book or article will be sold for more than
The usual retail price, many will be sold for
less. Persons wishing any particular book,
can order at once and II will be forwarded
with Gift. Persons ordering Books with
Gifts, should forward the amount Of postage,
as il must invariably be paid in advance
The average postage for 81 ,25 books is lS
cts, and Tor 81 so and So 90 books, 81 cents.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS & AGENTS: /:
A BOOK AND GIFT WITHOUT MONEY.
Any person, by forwarding an order for
Books, (with money enclosed } will receive
an extra Book and Gift with every Ten
Books 10 be sent 10 one address.
This method of forming Clubs saves post-
age, as the Package goes by Express.
Full information respecting this great gift
enterprise, together with complete List of
Books, and gifts will be furnished in our
Catalogue, which Is sent post paid 10 any ad-
Address, A. RANNEY,
No. 293 Broadway, New York. &
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MAP OF BLOOMSBURG.

M ESSRS, HURLEY g. LLOYD, Civil En-.
IVA gineers, Surveyors ard Map Publishers,
are now in this placs for The purpose of ma
king a thoroughly correct Properly Map,
showing the Ground Plan of every Building,
the size and shape OF each Lot, with owners
names, or initials, printed thereon, Colored,
Vanished and mounted on Canvas, and Rol-
lers, all complsle. Price per copy, $5 pay-
able on delivery of The Msp. as@ls'-,
They are also prepared to make Surveys
and furnish Skeleton Maps of Farms, with
contents calculated and inserted thereon, OF
any farm within reasonable distance from
town. t-ta sf tg - -
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE.

vTvHE NEW YORK WEEKLY GOLDEN
Il PRIZE. One of the largest and best lit
erary papers Of the day.
q Terms of Subscription, 50 per Year.
And GIFT will be presented 10 each sub.
scribet Immediately on receipt of the sub
serpiion menes. rat- So
Each subscriber will be entitled 10 Gift
worth from 81 10 $500 in Gold.
- TO CLUBS.
3copies for / year, $500
IS do do 1900
h READ--READ--REA
LIST OF GIFTS-GIFTS--GIFTS.
Package containing 5000 in Gold
10 Gold Patent Lever Engl,sh
Hanliag Cased Watches 500 Each' as
% &" Gold Watches so /"
inn ua- @ H so a "a.
3O0 Ladies', a I" 35 ("
100 Silver Hunting Cased Watches 25 g
200 \" Watches 10 TO 20
500 Gold Vest, Guard & Fob
Chains " ~ 10 to 30 /"
5000 Gold Lockets q 10 10
Gold Rings--Ear Dtops--
BroacHes--Bfeasl Pns--Slnds 49, )
Cuff Pins-Sleeve Bottoms sc. $40 10 is each.
Immediately on the receipt of the sub
scription money, the subsc riber's name will
be entered upon enr subscription book, OPP
posite number, and the gift corresponding
with that number will be forwarded 10 his
or her address by mail or express, post paid.
Address, BECKETT & CO.,
Publishers, 90 Mof1al's Buildings, New York.
Augusr Q, 1857.
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American safety-Papsr Manufactur-
ing Company Of New York
CAPITAE $500. 600,

Il A.NlCHOLASj PfestdsHt.
" Office, 20 Wall Street.
a Perfect Hecurify against all manner
Of fraud or cosnterf fsiting on paper.
n ,,-.,,e,,f Phofooyc.Ls ord Ann,-
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y oaa... ssss, 1s'"s'. 1's1'''' 60 'a"''
yerg y.,,e, OF .1fts.assons. ~ .,.,c
HAsaMu PuIcnasea 'ne ra.enI IoI sn .ne OK. *
c,ssse Hu nsnl 70 msnu,actu.e sna peh .ns
new new Chemical i is rsPs1 S 70 America, Invented
snI t'a,aa pa'saseS n 3, ssa ~ eh'y obnn
ceso'i,ea Inean.s. sa1.s snu o.nceI !ne p'isn
.y, p..; y ..aaa.ses "soss' ~ . ~ 'nst inc
as,sa Iyn,sd S.s,as MY ~ ~ AZ. Hen', Asssyel
a. sne yn,s ynseu cIass S.sss VIII mI yman q me
u''.. Dew LUIS sa.;a as n',n, Iouss, sho Meaos
o.o D,o'e p,ndaa Mv sov ss,'"' T Tpso'og.spheIs,
30 so p.1soms!i -! '..,!i isew soIk. ne laaei say
ns. ~ ,asHoa s;,,a ~ ~ ~ ssae S on cneck OF
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oT Raos 20 80. rhsets "s. " Se as u. ~. i, 4ss,s
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pv p,oy;s.n,n \. n1'Nanse- no 10! Io9o sheeS'
s;sh. Z T;ms Jo n,sf,.Neo cs ta per oao lo ..
fnsu,an.a po,;a;.ae AZ -. .oI ivoo ~ shee's'
Rs;I,osd S,ocIs 3 faUas o.s pr n .o'
RAM s and HsS S,s,s S,ocss%so g. 4v ~ es Pc, lo'
RanJ. ana Nfo,,Sa"a.'7 ~ .' o's PSF ~
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GIFTS, GIFTS, GIFTS !
A PRIZE TO livery PURCHASER,

Al the Quaker City Pub,ishile House of
DUANE RULSON, PHILADELHHIA.
DY buying book for one aoilar or more
ID you are atPnce presented with prize,
worth form % Sents to $l00, consisting Of
Fine Gold JeweIy, Watches, &c. All orders
by mail win be Hompvy filled and the prize
or prizes will nc % mpaY the book. Our list
contains oil of the mostNpopuhr books OF The
day, and will be sold at tn usual retail prices
many of them fot less. PecoAs wishing any
particular book car order aNpnes, and IL viii
full information, with list Of bSfks and gifts
win be sent post p AID, by adas4sfBs
!, DUANE BiIsON,
No. SO South Third 81, Philadelphia.
1 Agents wanted.
Sept. 9, ls57.--3m. 4a
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-23
CHARLES sTAHL,

QOOK BINDER, has located in Blooms
ID burg, where he will bind books, period
icaIs and pamphlets In any desirable style
and manner; and al reasonable prices. He
will bind newspapers and magazines, plain,
in library style or in morocco ofnamentsd.
He has his place Of business 10 Hopkins
vile with Mr.. F. Isler.
Bloomsburs, July 10, 1857. s..
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-23
FASHIONABLE DRESS 0@AFSa
A. C. MENSCH

AT THE arcade STAND
HAS Just received aud opened a full and
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which be will sell at the lowest living profit.
His stock embraces stella, ihibet ami Grape
shawls, barege, barege delaines, tissues,
-iawas, debagas, arape orisnlals, alpaccas, &c
SILKS.-A very handsome assortment OF
striped, plain, plaid and black silks, which
he intends TO sell at very reduced prices.
EMBROIDERIES.
An immense stock Of embroidefies, such
as embroidered handkerchiefs, collars, spen-
GERS, sleeves, Swiss and iaconei edgings and
inseftings, linens, cotton and thread laces,
houncings and embroidered curtains.
DOMESTICS-Muslin dfillings, tickings,
checks, osnaburgs, bagginss, ginghams, fan.
nsls, table diaper and ready-made bags.
Men and Boys Wear.
Cloths, cassimeres, vestings, jeans, co,ton-
AIDES, dsnims, blue driilings, cotton plalds Sc.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
A very large assortment OF new style caf-
pels, such as tapestry, Brussels three ply, in
arain and Venetian oil cloths, OF all widths.
A large assortment Of Ladies' & Childrens'
Shoes, which he will sell very cheap.
GROCERIES. Ea
A loi of fresh sugars, moiasses, asz III
TEAS, COFFEE, FISH, SPICES a.
sc. Also Hardware Queenswafe,
Crockery and Woodenware.
~ Flour and Feed always ior sale at the
lowest marke, prices for cash.
Bloomsburg, April 30, 1857.