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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-29
MARRIED..

On TUESDAY evening" the eTtl, inst, by the Rev. E T.
Perkins, JOSEPH L. DrBOIS, Esq, late Of Strubcnvle 10
ELLEN daughter OF p. r. Armstrong, Esq, of this city
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-29
RY TELiEGRAPE1.
RnI.smore Market.


RALrNoRE JAN Flour and Wheat unchanged; sales
white at I6Gc 1879, 46c. White Corn 6oc, old
yellow 66c new do Gle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-29
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

FoF the Information of strangers visiting the CITY, we pub
!st me following list Of the deFen' c"urcheS ana their
'',e anu p.i'e ol - I'e "S w
Will make The necessary correction win pleasure
~ 1%,lf1 . E.1e0'f'sH o"e, nhu
,s,s, new E. = ''s
O'CLOCK EVENING"
81 ]0tS HP'secodt'd" a''h street. ne'Hteit rs' anu
Second Centre MheelinE' hcE' u N. "AhNEH' F"s''F'
morning services 10Y O'Clock, evening -
-. ~ &C.
Doon ''''N >'''N''
&C.,, ...,,.,;, ,y.,.,.- ..r.., ,.+,-s.n ns,n and
Norts ire WEerlirp. service, morning and evening
49, p md
rIbs, t south w,.eIiny Rev = MOODS Pastor servi.
ces MORNING and evening.
Fourth Irea5,eria Rev. FAuLl Pastor Main street.
,y.,,trv, and Adam. service. morning and
evening. sf6t9J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-29

PRoF DEGRArn Will not be responsible the evil effects
which may be produced counterfeit called Electric O
after his great remedy. II persons will not be ut"ne
aud heed repeated advice through the newspapers and
buy and article; when the Electric OIL so Wel
known highly recommended by Mayors ot cities
Members o Congress- PLY and Merchants OF us
highest standing, shown b. certificates ublshed
and every Phadelphan, then they must bear the Conte
0ucnces Of their error Ny Electric Oil is pleasant ai"ns
leaves person better than i began and eanngt PeFsg
croup and teetng and ladies It for the skin and im-
Mes compile xon rheumatism or any pain cannot ES-
SOLE ManGtacarns Department SO South Eighth street,
Philadelphia. -
price IS So and 81 per bottle, and perEon has ever
made any real Electric OH but mysel, In THIS or any
PnoS SaARLrs DRaGri scoyerer and sole manufactur
For t sa,sSy r u LOGAN CO., Iiridae Corner.
kIso bv LAUGHLINS' BUSlIFIELD,
;;sii - Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-29

W1'eetlNg NlIIl0'i, VOW YIN, 800 J
ON after Monday LIST 81 December, the Passenger
Trims will leave this station daily st 65 A. NJ and I2o
2. 81. Wheeling time. ..-.
Will receive and discharge passengers at all the principal
stations.
The Express Train daily at 90 p M viii receive and
discharge passengers te following stations only: BEN
wood MOundsTille, Cameron burton, FarnOnt fettsT
man. TaOn, SeWburg, How chM Pie inont, Cumberland,
Hum MaTIinsbur, Han er's Ferry, AOnOcacy,
IS kesVfle ami Washington Junction.
The Trains will arrive fooWA: The Mail Train at4lo
daily; Express daily. The AeeomInO-
Wheeling Cumberland Will b. dlscon
W 8. wOODsIDE, superintendent.
decl J. B.FORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-29

: Ware authorized by Capt Verdon, on be-
half of the owners of the steamboat Ayondalc,
20 state that the Insurance Company of the Val
ley of Virginia and the Lynchburg Hose and
Fire Insurance Company, have each promptly
paid $4,000 less on that boat, insured by them,
which, we learn accord with the usual prompt.
ness of those Companies, and properly entities
themt to the confidence held in them by this COM
mlnity. Both are Virginia Companies Wm
I. Selby is the agent in this city.
The RIVER AT PrrrssbuRGu.- Despatch
of yesterday, says;
The rivers continued firmly closed yesterday,
but the water was rising upon and covering and
softening the ice. The small streams from every
quarter were pouring into the rivers, and the
snow was thinned off considerably change
of the wind to the northwarl checked the thaw
during the after part of the day, but 1t seemed
very probable that there would be water enough
at least to break up the Monongahela. To-day
will tell, however. The result is awaited anx-
iously by the steamboat men, who have had
longer rest than they desired
BARE SKINS AND FURs- The editor of the
Cynthiana, Ky, Age, having recently attended
a ball, says:
ave noticed great variety of female cos
tune Mt the last Bachelors Ball. Some of the
ladies' danced with warm fur capcs, made of OF
ter orsable, while others had their necks and
shoulders protected from the Indictment season
and gaze of the world by white bare skins, very
beautiful"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-29

J iWiT CANFBEIb 2 9IV1yLs'..IS.t..--
d w N Aus d u q IL
Attorney at Law,
Draetise in the County and Circuit Courts OF ray
w ior Harbour, Harrison and Marion
OPFICE--Prunty town. TaylNTeO'' va ~ 81
REFERENCES. -I,4 = r
J. D. Miner, L L. D., Law Professors, y,
4 p Holconbe, Esq. InlSersiyt'A'
judge r. II. Field, CulPeper
VIM. Green, Esq.s
Hon j. r. StrOther, RappAhann0ek;
Hon Sherrard Cenaens Wheeling, Va
Clas ". Russell, Esq.
Judge Joseph H. Fry,
nor1.s-W1YF
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TRANSPORTATION.
Winter Schedule.
TRANSPORTATION OVHcE d. 4 o. R. Z.
lEhaaIins, Nlatfi.aaa Nnn 0lth lsNh

- ~ rs.
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'0H' iZifIMSIiMER d. IBBoTS0N,' ~

''lA lZlII.MlIMER d. IBBoTSON,
yOTLD respectfully inform their friends and the public
CORNER Market and Union streets recently
SSi snpPIS Of IRISH FAMILY GOcERIES and VII tSke
pleasure in serving them out 10 euatoeTs at the mar
yin ,, carry ,siS STEAM , gAkERy. and
cnes for all the different kinds Of Crackers and
SOAPS! .SOAPSl
OHFS SIelDs seaF' M Sa5iss4'ed s'sP'
Almond - Barber
Fs si% H HRaRsiRs'
For fs ssle y H = n IoGAx co,
nOvl5 bridge corner bTgEsislv.
BONNET BLOChS
IUsF received fIlsupIy Eoanet Boks, latest style
BonIs. yeivtts sro:ftd and Striped Pisses slkn Plain
sizes, and q full assortment Of Niniaery Goods.
9ets sIONE 4 THOMAS
MILL FEED.
RRAS, SHORTS, sIIPsTUTH;
D'-'t''@ - Ta0BuES 1 n3DpEv.
s. 'iAia street,
HOLIDAY GIFTS! HOLIDAY GIFISl
HE sui..e.iber sauounees his TStuTn from tss East
and Faacv t;os e1hTscior man bS1iifS SrtsiS s1t
Tor Holiday PEgssn;s which he = dstsImne TO ssil a'
Ths public respectfully invited to cali and exaEne
depIs us : H i.sS .,r r.;
NOTICE.
THE Annual Meeting the stoekhoeTs Crescent
Misunderstanding Company, for the choice Of Prsstin
may legally before sesB, S D. he'll q
tbs Company Nlselisg, Va II o'clock, n,
dsess-tli -. -. n. w1LkIsoN. sse.y.
PLEASANT VALLEY
B0nFdIng aad Day seh0OI Ter O1Ps Ladies
ifsafsd lie SatOsHI Road psfte WSsfr Ridge
PRINCIPAL. Has, ~ Z. BIAS assisted ~ siss GnEsE
rTNIE school vii he .ned for the TsreTtun Of ufs On
i Auaday, the "a Of Fehrunrr, 1-55. ne hoas. l. are
and the situation beIutai viii facility Access
~ The 0aElns iius, Ezst aud West twice each day. Il
ist-nsl make thEs tte best eiass tpi h
sound s-,ueaisoH sisd sesaa.fl :h1ssatr.
BOOK st'-e, Hhs-ifE, Va, the Principal, Boyd
Wanted.
1--WE HUNDRED bushels Barley, By
wheeling. yaIy Is. lssA. W. "iAI M
BeantiraI DFe-a ehn,TIs
NJ have lev tuaFt's' stella shaHIJ with EIeh Plush
Le4iss DFeas sAaHis- AisS, lev Ane hrgChs EsaNI5
ds2ls sEONE = TH0NAE
BAkHEL Pure Eye Whisky Tor ae5ieisai pdEV5ses sSI
aszs EusDExBEae EobEETs.
foo GALLoNE pure sEeet on Iasi received ana 1rF ALE
Is 4 c. COOP CO.
{VOODS Hair Restorative, fOT sale b.
w deeis LACGHLlSs 4 BUsARIELD.
al OUNCES TanniH Aed, foT sai-by
: GgO IasThaVeis HciissI I5iii-77 1sF 1s- Low 6c
~ acsls 4Ag9iiI4Ss gUsaEIEID.
New Furs.
EUhl EEGEIFkD--i ease Rns Malta FItch lfERaAees
a.s fer sale n SCI Of Hags. b
4 o LIS. paFe on Lemon. reed asd for GaiSly
Z - A. q GOOD = CO.
1000 LBs. Red Lad, PIis s.ls le,s -
! Ssslt go LAGsHLfNs = BEeaD1k1D.
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CONsUMPTION CURED.

BIZ EOT DECEIVED b base lsIistioas. HE6EfAN
CLARK CO.'S GENCIAE COD LIVER OIL, never dtsap-
points and niue yrars r1Inee has E1oys g sqsTieE -
all ouiert and tie on5y Teabls for CONSUMPTION
As tsrs great deal Ct aagigns ell IN The uaEssl ali-
tersei E Arl ola, Esle o.. &e-- &e-, nsh
not b. taken " pTDegFs tlsc Genuine.
Our On II fagtnTg n leUfnuldiand, and
each bottle has signature edF; ~ careful
HEGEHAN, CLiEE Cos. for since Tie afutt % M. HEH1
late rtnsFs trra ss ssh aEticls introduced
caEied Bashtsna Eteh - in eo1Bsslsd MIA - - =
Co.. or a. O. 8 %. eoI1 b dga.-i.ls. eella.o..a..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-29

4, hereby given WOfn oil persons nom takinl
N STSi FIR ne sum OF Hundred and sixty
& noiIas given q Lagrange, Ohio sept 18th pay ao
1,fSsr date 70 Il. King or order. As SAID NOT
- obtained, and the sans VII !, nqL % h'
me-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-29

s. AVERY.
sday receiving and opening additions 70 his Pa
stock Of Hats and Caps comprising Of tIie most Ee
era that has been offered TO the public
eaIiand
Nos. l46 and IS, Main street, whesiins,vA- ,.
Ep3liaW ;. AVERY
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EROM NEW YORK.

Snow has been falling fast here since noon
Weather mild.
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BARE SKINS AND FURs-Thc editor of the
Cynthiana, Ky, Age, having recently attended
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-29

William Hlndman ar'i wife Elizabeth, Robert
Cleland aud wife Elisabeth, Evan d. llindman
ANA wife Jsnlina, AID Samusl AindInan and
wife Margaret,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-29

XyIRGINI4 Ia E1Igs held In the ClgTk's Oaee olfhe
Circuit Court for Brooke county, In tic month Of jan
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
An Iron Bridge.

Riessrs. Kidd aud Wells, Iron Founders in
South Esston, have the contract 10 furnish
the castings TO be used in the erection OF an
immense iron bridge on the Catasauqna and
FoglesviIle Railroad, five miles above Allen
town. The road crosses the Jordan Valley
and ii is necessary 10 erec, bridge 100
feel in length, Tie structure will be exclu-
sively iron aud is 10 be supported by pillars
Sc feet high, resting on piers OF solid ma.
sonry 81 feet high. There are 10 be eleven
spans Gnl The rails when laid, will be about
90 feet above the ground. 1t is estimated
thai $50 tons Of cast iron aud ls7 ions oi
wrought iron will be used in its construction.
The builder OF the bridge is Mr.. F.Loihrope.
The Railroad will be len miles in length and
is intended 10 open more speedy commu-
nica,ion with the extensive beds OF iron ore
10 Mscungie e.-EaSion Argus
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
The New Coinage Bill.

The currency doctors at Washington seem
TO be in dilemma in their endsavors 10 get
rid of the Spanish coins. The firsi passed a
BILL reducing their value 90 per cent, when
received in payment at the government, Of
fees. Under the impression that the bill
would become law, the people acted at
once upon the subject and refused TO receive
the Spanish coins any longer, except at their
denrecialion. This drove them Immediately
from circulation, and few lost anything BY it.,
for the coins we're sold al their nominal value
for silver. We see now that the Senate has
amended the bill, so that for the space OF
two years il shall be lawful TO pay out at the
Mint the new cents authorized 10 be coined
for The fractional paris of the dollar nj the
nominal value of those Spanish coins
twenty five cents, twelve and half, &C.
The Washington lntellisencsr, which pub
fishes the fact, does not say anything about
the Post Office and Custom House, 80 we
infer that no alteration has been made in the
bill in This respect, and that the coins are
there received only for 20, 10 aud cents.
Buying them at the Mint for their nominal
value, payable in the new cents, will be an
inducemenl ior persons 10 take them TO that
establishment, where they will be recoined
ir American money. II will further help
therefore TO ge, rid of the Spanish coins, and
pu, in circulation the new cent pieces. 1t
is no matter what form the bill how takes,
The Spanish coins are banished efectually
in business operations, and are scarcely TO
be found circulating anywhere. The amend
menl of the Senate wiK have TO go to the
House for concurrence.-Phia. Ledger.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
THE BuRDELL MURDER CASE.

The papers are filed wiia details and COM
mensaries oi the murder OF Or. Burdell in New
York. We fear ltle good will grow oui of
such discussions for they minister 10 ihe worst
part of human nature, and il has already
frailiies enough. The evidence discoses a
dark page in crowded city life, and exposes
depravties so deep in mystery and sin that
they are yet fa,homless TO The keenes of hu-
man ken. Dr.. Burdel was a gentle man OF
wealth, and occupied pair OF rooms in
house which he owned on Bond street, while
the resi- OF il was occupied by woman
whom il is how impossible TO say whether
she was his wife or mistress A favored To-
yer of hers named Eckel boarded with her,
and the general impression from the evil
dohce is thai these parties procured the muir
der. Mrs. Cunningham is said 10 be
widow Of about forty, with very bad char
scler for ,ifiue. Her former reruted hns'
band, on whose life there was an insurance
Of SIC. 600; died one day quietly in hs chair,
end she pockeled the insurance. She has
heen recently perseculing DR.. Burdell with
ruits and threats until he Told his friends sew.
ernl times he was afraid OF his lie in The
house.
The woman presents q certificate of her
marriage with Dr.. BurdelI, but the clergy
man who performed the ceremony and the
seIvun. then present lail 10 recognize Bardell
BY corpse or dasuereoIyPe as the man mar
ried al the time Ii is believed that Ecke! |
persohated the Doctor for the occasion. Her |.
iw o daughters swear in the teeth OF other
Witnesses and taken together ii is case
which illustrates only how deep the iester-
ing vice of city life has eaten into the social
puriiI OF lis people.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
MosIcrp,L SUBSCRIPTION, as we ex.

MuNIcIpaL SUBSCRIPTION, just as we ex.
rected, the counties of Butler and Lawrence
are practically repudialins their Northwest
era Railroad bonds, by failure TO provide for
the payment OF the interest. These subscrip.
lions were made against the consen, Of a
majority of The taxpayers, as is alleged. We
have ever considered the bonds issued by
counties ard towns, that are not closely with
in the influence Of commercial ussge, as
very unreliable security. This thing called
good faith, and which is so essential 10 credi,
in Giles, in The country is considered Of lit
tie, If any, more consequence in the promp,
payment of interest on a funded debt, than
the payment OF debt incurred for whea, or
pork. No extra efiod will be made 10 pay
one more than the other.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
The Truth Coming,

A Republican Kansas correspondent, Of the
Republican New York Times, writes as fol-
lows from that territory: ..
"Fot the information OF Northern men, |
submit few remarks concerning Kansas
matters
With Gov. Geary new era was inaugn.
rated in this Territory. Ae found the people
OF Kansas in state of clv! war, and con-
tending factions calling to their mid and as
sisan from both uorhern and southern
States, and destroying all their hopes for the
iuiurc for the sake of gratifying temporary
feelings of revenge.
Having resided in Kansas abou, two years,
have had opportunities for Learning facts
connected with the late difficulties which
have never yet been published. especially
concerning original plans aud personal mo-
tves In due time many important facts
will be brought to light, when The masses
who have been active participants IN the late
events, will discover that they were misled,
and that firm reliance on the General Govern
ment uould hore obviated much trouble, haze
sdrsG many vaiuabIe iives, aud secured peace
FIJI settlement ofthe great question that tqss sup.
posed 10 be inuolved'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
Ole bull VS., Cowan.

This case was tried in The Superior Court
yesterday. Suit was brought by plaintiff 10
recover the value of diamond pin. The
defendant is said 10 be gentleman oflanded
property in the interior OF Pennsylvania; and
when Ole Bull came 10 the United States with
the intention Of seltling, he became acqnain,-
ed with the defendant, and loaned TO him
several diamond rings, snuff boxes, and a
breas,pin, loI some purposes which did not
clearly appear. The plaintiff finding the de-
fendant al the Metropolitan Hotel, made q
formal application for The return OF the pin,
which at first was no, complied with, but,
the present suit being brought, and the de-
tendap served with the writ the pin was sur
rendered 10 the Deputy Sheriff. The defence
SET up was, that the diamond pin was gwen
to Mrs Cowau by Ole Bull, The Courl SAID
a verdict must pass for the value OF the pin,
as it was not returned before the suit. The
Jury found verdict for the plaintiff for $500.
~ Y. Mirror.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
No Great Danger.

The N. Y. Herald, in speaking of the fash
ionable follies of the first circles in New
York society, says, ";he present generation
bids fair 10 exceed in lrvolity and exlrava-
gance anything that has ever preceded it
since the foundation of the Republic. Lei
il no, be forgotten that the efieminacy OF a
a people is the sures, forernnner OF the de-
cay of nation"
This is certainly true when the disease ex-
lends over the entire people. IT the evil Ell,
lects consequent upon the modes OF Lille de-
scribed by The Herald were operating in the
country as well in The city, among tho sub.
sian,ial classes as we'll as among the frivo.
lent circles OF fashion, then there would be
some cause for apprehension. But as the
case stands no one need trouble himself
much aboutii. The nation does no! depend
upon the fashionable snobs OF New York, or
any other city, for its moral health and pigor.
Should Fifth Avenue become as degenerate,
corrupt and debauched as ancient Sodom,
there is strong and healthy substratum of
fhtuS oiiu moihtIt} uH"oiig "S 'A"'s'S"" w
ciely, and extending all over the whole coun.
try, which would preserve the social organi-
zaliou from corruption. Wha: are a few
thousand fashionable debauchees, in point
of moral influence, compared with millions
OF virtuous and orderly artisans and farmers,
spread over country like ours. They are
in the social system, but as l,ining sores up.
on the body Of strong man, which the vigor
of his constitution casts of as often as they
apnear. II these fools degenerate them
selves. BY their foies, their example serves
but as warning 10 more sensible people (;
If they destroy themselves outright, society,
instead of being injured, is actually benefit
ed by getting rid of useless membranes.
The Herald, we think, need give itself no
uneasiness about national degeneracy spring.
ing from the dissipated butterflies that flut-
Ter in The aitenuated atmosphere OF New
York fashionab socely.-Poitsp,he Gazette.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
az GAIRI8Da

On the 5ih inst by Rev, W.. Eyer Mt
SAMUEL HARTRASFT, and Miss ELizAsEra
HARrzxL, both of M'Ewensv,lle, Nonhum.
berland county. Pa.
On the 5th inst, by Rov, Gao. Warren. Mr.
THOMAS BIRD of Light Street, aud Mrs. JAs<'
WILLIAMS, of Bloomsburg.
On The 2sth uli., by ,hs same, Mr ANpaKw
SHOEMAKER and Miss CArHARISE SHipM,s, Of
MI. Pleasant
On the 29h ul, by A. X. Heacock. Esq,
MIR. JonN CHIsT, and Miss MARY A. SnrLrx,
both OF Columbia county.
A, Limesoneville, Monour County, on The
29lh ull., by the Rev. J. Thomas, Mr.. CoSRip
KREAMER, of Jerseylown, and Miss MAsY.
daughter Of Evan Hencershot, Of The totmsl
place.
AT Flat Rock, Ohio, on New Years day,
by Rev. MIR. Arb, MIR, JOHN ALLEN, and Mis-
HARRIET FAus, formerly Of Huck Horn, both
OF that place. .,
On the Sd inst, IN Wilkesbarre, by Rev.
]. Dorance, Mr. l., I. BETTERLy, M. D., and
Miss MATILDA, daughter oil NJ. B Hammer.
both of that place.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. T, Barnhat, Mt
C. D. CULVER, and Miss HuLDAH LINE, both
OF Luzerne county.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11

The UsIoN CAsAL-Ths annual meeting
Of the Union Canal Company was had in
Philadelphia on the 81 inst. THIS old i'm
provemen, is entering upon new career OF
prosperuy. The receipts for tolls in 1856
were sio7 ,sl44 4s agairs, s7s ,sl5 81, an in
crease of So, ,s2s 90, or AZ per cent. This
was Obtained merely from local trade, as
through trade was prevented by the work on
the enlargement The canal in its improved
form will be finished by the ist of March,
and the prospects of trade for the coming year
are quite fallerug.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
Advance I'D Tea.

The news of the bombardmeni OF Canton
has materially increased the Prce .of tea.
Housekeepers are 10 slate of cup Of Sou
chong at lis last drawing-aIl the strength is
drawn ont OF them, now that meat and
drink have both gone up 10 starvation point.
We have meat and poultry a, famine prices
The wine crop deslroyed--no more brandy
coming--vegelaSles worth their weight in
god-house rent up aud rising, and the very
air, light and water doled out TO us through
meters. Where are these things 10 end =
~ Y. Post
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
IG@Da

AT Mil!yille, on lhs 4lh inst, ELIzAnErH
ABI W., daughter ol james aud Mary HaDf'
ton, in the sth year Of her age.
Alas 'is true tha, "ABl's" dead,
The silent ,omb's her lowly bed;
Her merry voice ws'l hear no MOLE
The cares OF life with her are o'sr.
Our Father, who doeIh "sIl things weli,"
Hath called her home with him 10 dwell,
In peace then lei her there remain,
Nor ask TO have her back again. II J.
On the 4lh inst, in Philadelphia, Rev Ia.
FosrER, formerly Pastor of the First BapuU
Church OF DanvlIls, aged about 80 years
IL Bloomsbury, ON tho 4lh inst, of Con-
sumption, Mrs. Mary F., wife Of WIN. Say
der, aged shout 35 years.
In Sunbury, on the 81 inst, Mrs. MAsY
HcRLEY, wits OF Hon. Alexande: Jovlan, assd
81 years.
Ga !he 18Th nit, in Roarinscreek township,
foSr DRIrSBAcH, aged 50 yeas and days.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
ONE CAucHr.-For some time PAST horse

One CAuGHT.-For some lime past horse
stealing has been carried on pretty boldly in
this vicinity and along the West BrsAch A
young man named Whipple is now in Jail al
this place under a charge Of This offence. He
was broush, here from Lycomins county
and promises to make such developments as
will lead 10 the arrest Of the whole lawless
gang engaged in this business, He is bro
'her TO the person OF his name who was q
few years ago sent 10 the PeniientiarY ion
this county ia company with Warner