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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
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RsApFMoIsEI.Le yL0RErrIrK DuPLAIsIE-JUsT
MI arrived ffur France, positively tell you the secret
aow W the affections of the opposite For
sraad n letter Nile Foreuune Duplsssse Post
once New vork she viii serd 70 al o( N. tr..s
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HENRY H. LhEns, AucrIoNEEa n. H. LEEDS a On

HENRY II. LhEDs. AUCTIONEER H. H. LEEDS co
VIII sel BY auction ~ Saturday May 49, at "a o,oIo 4.
pair Of black horses hands high years this sprnG
bali brothers. of the best New Jersey blood premu
the New FAIR warra tied ponr
ecy sound and kind in rcsoec and sy!sh win
be sold without Also black pony half Canadan
Az hands high between and years old and Is
vel Ia tire minutes and perfectly sound kind
beautiful l.1 hands hgn Old ra!sed IN
Saratoga county, very rotte trained
owner thinks be can trot mile in three minutes =
harness; sound and kind In all harness.
cellent saddle horse. Also bay pacing 4 hands
high old has turned the G4 md kind
and BY cod on account Of the owner going West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

NILBKRT g. SAVAGE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
" BAGLEY SAVAGE win sell At their saiesroou. g
DRY Eoods hosisry straw gooas jewery ch china vsss
rich silk velvet Ades companions, poremonnaies -
boys felt and beaver son hats &c. On Tuesday, ~
10 by Aassnees large sale Of the stock OF
house, Ut the saesro0m. 81 Cedar street. m I
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uKNRYT. LKRDG. AUCTIONEER.-sALD OF sPLRH-
rosewood pisnoforte hlAid with pearl suln Of rosewood
ch satin 6rocate large and costly Psrian and French
nss. statues. e., oh!aA di.nes sss on ,faS.y.
teeuth street. west Of Filth avenue HENRY r. LEAl1
viii sell above I'll the furniture, mostly nade -
!nlad WIN pearl superior iusrument IN use bat sho
with mirror loors and backs, marble tops; about
yards Of royal velvet carpet also, three ply a.d ingr
suits Of very richly carved parlcr furniture coyesee
reception do, rosewood marble Top centre, aide and 80
secretary bookcase. costly framed oil pandng PnAa
oonssng Of rosewood marble top dressing bgrsss ~
ron painted shades rosewood and mahogany bedsoads
CURED ns and spring mattresses pillows and bosers bed
ong loiiet ses Co., dining extension table, large go
U1oo ~ Of china and as alverpa.s also aar
nItures Sale peremptory without regard weather 6s
3gues ~ me mouse deposit will be REQUIRED from Ill puF
chasers To insure the prompt payment Of the bills
Careful camaa will attend the sale ship goo
We should advise all Of furniture to attend
this sale
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ExCrTRsTONs.


.,uNnAv EXCURSIONS TO HARLEM AND MORRr.
- 80. 10 favofite and seamey EDMUND gRTP.
fN viii leave New every sasday amer date or
above pieces, running 81 fcows'- u..,... =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
II NJ LUDLOW. ArcrIoNErR.

Il ". LUDLOW. AUCTfONEFR
~. Executors 90 valuable Fch avenue properly AZ
auction BY order OF w " Pccsbam John A. Bell NJ Pepoon
ard q " Mldeherper Executors
r. H. LUDLOW A GO. WIN sell ~ aueicr, on Tuesday
Nav 10 1851 nj twelve o'clock the Merchants Exchange
Fh avenneThe valuable large three story and attic
bfk house and bot the west side ot fhh avenue lns
south third house Srt5 feet good order
and beautifully situated Io xIoo feet with party wall 90 he
north eide
ncneer. No Is Pine siIee-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

IL COTTON, AUCTIONBER --aENr kEI, uoTuuSSTC1
furniture, csrpet-. oiclotbs mrrors &c ~ GSS1 ToS
will sell on saday May i6 al lo ociocL At The sness
good rosewood mahsgsny black osk furnisSrS
being The accumulation OF the LAST Of Apr aud Of MaS
dining room. bedroom and basement Including enames1
cottage furniture several tapestry BRUSSELS ply anl ~
grain carp ts and second hand ocos largo FresA
plate and oval mirrors ONCE desks wardroIes and
tables sof.s ard tee atee, four suits Of rosewood pasr
other maesses hat stands eteGeres psno
fores oil paintings &C. DO NB-Pariss wishing furnIluro
will find this favorable opportunity. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
WATCHES. JEwEInY, &C.

nIAEoNDs-THE TRADE IS RESPECTFULLY IN.
IL formed hat continually manufacturing and ha ve
stock Of diamond iewelry of the latest styles
A arre assortment OF diamonds hand Setting done Tor
he rade Diamonds bought for cash
j. HERMAN 60, ts Broons street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
ITTV YORK AND BRII RAIrRoAp.-or AND ATM
IN uoudsy Aprff6 1871 and unt further notice pssseprnI

ITTv YORK AND ERIE RAI1HoAD.--or AND AYTn
IN Monday Apri6 1871 and until further notice pesseprw
nains wf ref, foo o. pusns street. A. fpaovS w.
puss,s. ssprss'; y 80 ", sT ra gSss'E
Nan, ~ No A n, for Dsnsrt ard Bunslo ana inssr.e
sise stations Paeeenrers By IBIS train WI nx
A. Elnlrs Ard proceed TIE nert morning
Rochand passeuser sitf. r., Va rsnorl foe sssvrns
wsy pssseug-r az ~, fOr re-burr. nad'ss~s and 10
H%isroi nsP r.. for Dunsrs srd susso. ard ni~r~s
date stsaons-
Nnht srprs~s 80 r. a., for Dunhirs, evesy okg go
eept that The train Saturday rurs only % HctnevOs-
Nigh empress a sso r. NJ, FOR Bufs,o, evugy dsF
These express y-srs connect Al knirs, win ha E~irA
and NiafnrA Fails Railroad Tor NsssxN ys1s
l Boghsniou with he syr.ere- ard Bsrshsmtor Hslrsd
Railroad for rochester; ~ orcsi Brh ~1 nesvarc sos
swsnns western Railroad ff corshkn; al HorrcnvUs
vh ~. bufslc ana NV Ymt ~ HEiross fer Bufso NJ
Burso and Dunkrr wts hs lhe Ssurr Nacs6 Tor us-vs
i.1f rvv<.rraH rrisdo p~troit tksrsgo, A..
uOsnn eAssDGi. rrapAs,N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

60 nay ID ias1 ct l0x O'Clock q az Carl street.
coDssung Of mahogany sofas sofa beds tcte ass lounges
t"sse saa mahogany easy CHAIRS, marble tsp dres1nS
%Anogany d.. secretaries and bookcases and .
as "a .s ssS, chair. sIsasoa tables msAOsssy
and others Brusse three ply and ingram csrpos looking
ment OF Kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

A J. BLEHCKRR& CO., WILL SELL At tar FOOT or
a. Bxte snsh street. East river. Saturday nAy " "
oclook. the steamer Massachusetts, - ~ eow ~ oeal
9. ne OK copper fassped and In soun1 os.eca -. q
osoies snd sundres VIII be sold separately Apply wAe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

rTo PRINTERS -roR SALE, CHEAP. A SUPER ROYAL
Boz WashnKion hand press, with self mixer 10 good or
der. Also, Gordon press &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

t'Os hALk-t SMALL TUhfiNG LATHE SUITABLE
pr 0fnsnG yhng I've feet long and al ~ bs a..
- 80 .bfvoklyn N' w W."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
DANIEL s uorGH. AucT1oNEEE-oFFIcE u PAHK

III
IL row-Superb rosewood and rnsnoRfnv paror, dinnE
room, library and chamber public auron this
dsy, uiay) Msy ~. at lo prc,.sy, 81 No as Wee,
Twenty 'hfd street. between brhh and Ninth
sale positive and pcrempory, and Terms
cesh, city funds and csb deposit required of every pur
chaser the Time Of sale TO insure he prompt delivery Of
goods
In the basems n are sold mahogany table teet
mahogany cared buffet and ch1s match sofa side table
&c. together with large and elegant china dir
and tea scts ivory cutlery. rich glass Bohemian
ware, silver and breakfast casters sivers spoons
Jerks, cups, &c
In the psrors English tapestry csrre and rugs brou,e
fixtures embroidered lace curtains solid cenrs
ard pier tables, oval and anle mGrrurs solid rsacod
etegeres, plate glass mirror doors ard back;
wood suits crimson aud hroate reeepon easy
chairs, roseGood bookcase and Nuns
tlfrks superior carved rosewood piauofugtes
In the chambers snd plain and ahopa-
ny bureaus French bedseaG washsands wardrobes book
csses soiss couchts chairs carpets cred hair
mattresses and ne bedding ac Altogether making
ne assortment u hrsi class goods 6rs raeorder. De
scripve catalogues The morning az sale the hqye ory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

yKyArCVFs yATcHEa wATCHEs-RETAILED AT
w wholesale prices At L. JACOBs lf1 chatham s'rsss
Silver watches 81 o. slO SIS $50 gold watches. 30 sa
sA ss So 70 sIbD-varranted umexeepers Remember In
Chatham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
M 3 MyILoR AucrToNEYR.-BY W. 3. MELLON

nv s. MELIOR, AUCTfONEER.-Br w = hslaoh&
w. 10, auciiOneers-Fiue rose wood pianoo,
morrow Saturday, morning, a. los clocs s,ros - NJ
r. TX rev. very excellent rosewood covera piano
foes, made by lhe celebrated makers nme sl, sso
Grand square and upright do, naie by brvok'
Walker uunham Ac The above insrumcn.s hrs Nj ~sS-
fantd aud are sonnd and perfect m every respec~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
UGTI9 3E6sa. r. BOYD AygrIoNEER

UTGIfTIMM rMDUTIn5UE@WIlIIA An r. BOYD AUOTIONEER
oHIoc Hko s NiCHoisoa this day i5S Nay q lo
furniture mahogany and black Wsinut ton
centre and side tables mahogany sofas rockers ma psror
rScH.r, sss q: : ss nS and
New furr turoEegant psrior su brocateI and
black walnut marble etegees; black walnut And
dressing and plsn bureaus and washsands elegant Turkish
ete tee sofas rockers paror chair.
CLOTH lounges lounge beds black walnut
ceres and and centre s and
i.ncy tables o.! paintings and chin. .. .s china ysss
account Of whom may concern yards Of rssels
three Also rs plaie oval and
square mirrors foods carefully packed the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

n ouIe ANRICH's JEwETRY STORE es5 BROADWAY,
IL uo doors above Amty streetSelng hDe jewey, silver
ware plated Foods cheaper than any other sore IN me CIV
ertruee repaired equal Old plated goods REPLACED
chest cash price given for diamonds Old gold and silver
LOUIS ANRTCH Gas Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
TRAvrLLER,s GUIDE.

rIupeor RIvrR RArr.RcAD-rRox APRIL Is, lsus,
IL hafns viii leaye Chsmber stree ssaoor foiovss-
fsyrsss rsrs and y 81 4. snds P.z Ahsny Isss.s-
Huxhkeeps-, 80 A. NJ spal snd 2. y. fer pcchskin
1Nnf N The orxhkeepsis Peef.th and Sing 9nH rrtrs
non Il Ne way ss,us Passengers tssen Chsnber Canal
Chrsiophsr Hrd thirty hrst srse'a Trains sr New rcs
A. " ssrrB. supsrn.eas~.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

TAMEs NJ MILLER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
Wednesday May % 1887, at ocosk. al the Merchants
Exchange by order the schooner Mary L
Gedney OF 100 burthen built OF white oak and loca
timber copper fastened lying o. iam Coyers yard
Green Point Long Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

DAwNBROKER's sALE-THIs DAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK
byJ. Mormore Eas, Broadway. large assortment q
womens apparel vzsk merno and call co dresses Grape
shawls manllas elk patterns quilts feather beds bedding
&C, by order Of H. bernstein, AIS Broome street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

~ n LEVY, "a WILLIAM STREET, hrCTloNEER.-
~. W. LEVY will sell A. auction, his DAY, MAY ls M bis
saearoom q civilian s Al O'Clock
tined rosewood piano octave made order BY the test city
nrsker for lady who keeps first cisss Also
bedseads sized black walnut ward
robe and superior French plate usne3 mirrors. r. s.
The rtano IL and the Inspection and
scrutiny of all in want 81 u frSt class piauo
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A ugrIoN Nor1cE.-EUGENI E. FRANKLIN. AUo.

BY f. Is. FRANKLIN CO. a: salcsroo 50 Nassau street,
To morrow (SaturdsS morning ~ I01s O'Clock, extern
sve sale OF second hans furniture carpets mirrors curtains,
china. glass war; and lich-' renss connriang very
desirable assortment Of general house furnishing articles
removed for convenience OF SALE Also large stock superior
new cabinet made furntor in part and
mahogany parOr sus id oak rosewood, mahogany and
enameed suis OF chamber fVre superior secretary aud
library bookcases eegea ~a-drobes paror sofas lounges
reclining rocking and sdes hsrs tcar pier aud
work tables extension dining tables iron Furniture, hall
stands hair mat and paasses rosewood mahogany
and walnut plain and dressing bureaus and wash
stands
china and glass table cutlery fancy goods silver plated
ware, gas chandeliers, &c &C., &c. Also,
Superior rosewood pianoorte, 6k octave, nearly new
The trade housekeepers and out OF town buyers woud do
well by attending this SALE the whole sock will positively
be sold without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

HFNRY H.; LEEDS, Az )TIoNEER.-H. II. LEEDS 4
III Co. will sell by auction, Saturday, May l6 II l0k
o'clock at the saesroom q Nassau street. large assormeat
Of household furniture removed for convenience OF sae
ssng of and mahogany suits in broclte' push
and haco marble top bureaus Wristbands wood and
mahogany bedseads palor and cha velvet Brussel
and ingram stair do and stair rods, gilt pier
glasses msnte do window curtains. cornees &c Also o~f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

DOSES, AC. AT AUCTIoN.-w. q HcILvAIN WILL
~ sell Ibis DAP ard every day this week grape 49,
houesuckes dAhilas verbcnss peulAs. d-ykzs cAruAs
Be- In great variety ard In fns order from p Hssdop,
hs seed store, No. John street, ri l0k O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

vIn wIIIErs AUCTroNrER-wILL SELL THIS
w nernoon nj O'clock as Canal street py order of ne
Sheriff two spbsndh rrus French plates IN rch gli
frsmes pier glass 10 feet ign ~ In
se, 90 81 fr.tre order OF the Sherh The above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

IJENRY H. HERTS JR, AUCTIO yEtER-BY HERTS
IL MGSS-Assignees sale OF large snd valuable stock q
house furnishing goods Friday May Is at 0 O'Clock ~
the 81 Pine consisting rpper
t and iron oItanns and silver PLACED ware wooden
and willow and cutlery of every description; brushes
ware &C. &c Terms cash in city funds Catalogues
ats ale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

"a Ped COLE postponed until SATURDAY., May l6, in
front of store 343 Fulton street. opposite the City Hail. Brook
fynone coach, box top by Dust injury
Arthur; four wagons by David Laly two road wagons
tops four wagons two light rockaways horse
top two seat carya DOCTORS chase four horses
light express wagon, &c, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

WV II KNOX, ArcTIoSE. z, r :! LEsRooM y rAs-
rdsyJ at 10 occctl loa William street seccud story
iron safe Herinas makes mshsgany standing DISK
president desk, three ~ boos and sbes
stool together with suudy articles OF office furnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

TAMvS COLE, AUCTI0NEER.-STEA AN ENGINES, &c.-
81 JAMES COLE SON will sell this day Friday dsy IL
o'clock the OF Plymouth and streets
iyn, is horse steam engine, neatly new bod
shahng pueys betting steam pipes, aaks 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

UCTION NOTICE.-SAMUKL OSGOOD 4 CO.. AUC-
"A uoneers Roses and other choice plants &c-SANUEf.
OsGOOD co. an uoneers VIII sell at their store 81 Mas
lection Of and other choce greenhouse plants from
Astoria L. l. Also, thousand red Antwerp raspberry
vinaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

RKAUTrFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
- Win furniture, carriage, horses and 70 OF land
near New Brunswick, New Jersey. commanding a maguif
ISN'T view photograph OF the place which will be sold low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

SINEoN DRAPER. AuCTIoNHER, BY SIMEON ORA
- PER- o6ce No t6 Pine street corner of wnisn-raes-
cay May 10 81 I2 O'clock at the Merrhans Exchange 10
cce an estate, 40 shares Of the sk Of the Pacific Ma
steamship Company. Slo each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
nv WILLIAM IRVING A co.-rRIplY, Way ih Ar

ID lOi O'Clock Al salesrcom No Pine street asrien.
a. Assortment mold furniture, for
nience Of ssle consisting o. rosewood sls OF paror fun
urp In brcs plush Wilton Brussels AMI ingram
nets MGR and slasses marble
and washsand bedsoads, bedding &C. for particulars
cafsloQue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

UCTIOE NoTICE-wILLIAM T. BOYD. AUCTION
"A eer-lsy GEORGE NICHOLSON Saturday, May l6 at
l01< O'Clock at No &c West Thirty eighth street. elegant
household furniture comprising elegant rosewood suits
brocae owood panofore Brussels three and
ingram carpets reception chairs bookcsse esgerrs and
the variety of furniture found in residence.
The above sale has been postponed consequence Of the in
cemcncy OF the weather. but will take place the above
day, raine o shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

TRADE sALE-w WILLIAM ABBorr AucTfoSEsR-
Il BY ELLIS LYONS-Win sell on this DAY. OS ociock.
~ heir ,acSruoms. ll3 Bowery ot All tp1s
az furniture consisting of lounges, sofas bureaus irrrs,
card tables. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

(N0UNTPY SEAT P0R SALEM HEMPSTEAD LONG
~ Island, twenty miles from New York by railroad aud
ten minutes walk from railroad depot TAs very desirable
country residence, owned aud occupied by
II large square house and has BEEN built bat few years
Piazza and high columns In front overlooking the village
twenty eight acres OF land; young bearing orchard with
variety Of fruit consisting OF apple pears peaches cherries
grapes &c II will he sold reasonable terms For
furher particulars inquire OF IRISH the premises
EENRY f. CORNwElI. Hampstead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

UCTION NOTiCT-T5Os BELL. AUCTfONEER.-
"A By BkIL BUsH.-Ths day, a, lo1i O'Clock, a; u
North william street viii sell furniture. carpets single
and double bcdstesds capets, clocks also
ri invoice of watches Jevelry. fancy articles. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

L,oR sAfE-THE DESIRABLE PLOT OF GROUND,
~ consisting Of two lots Nos and ~ on Pei street 5El4
feet each with the the Bayard st ~ No 81
hrs feet beng within Of the Bowery, and having
tvo fouts II well situated for buildings for manufacturing
poses and viii afford capitalists poriuDiy for pro-
bseie Investment WIN be sold low. Terms For
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

UCTION.-TwO LOTS ON WEST FORTtETH STREET,
"A foundations for three houses will be sold Monday,
18th Mey at 10 O'Clock the Merchants Exchange
S The block; foundations each 16 Il in ~ n q HIGH
IN thick; complete and connected with the
built by days and xoN Terms, &c, liberal Ap-
ply TO c suconcer, W. A. CARTER, 81 Dcy street. corner
Of Greenwich.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-12
Tue DuELLo OF syoKDs.

Every Plug Ugly would delight in any
Kind Of a fight. He is full of the anima
instincts which ally man with the lower or.
der of creation. Not only may you take
louisville, Baltimore or Washington City
for an example; but the rowdy spirit can
be seen in any town, eager for "a muss,''
and full of blood and muscle-sometime
of bad whiskey. In less refined ages
this instinct delighted in gladiatorial dis
plays ofipersonal prowess; and in coun-
tries where the animal nature is stronger
than The spiritual it still takes pleasure in
bull-fghts and performances OF that kind.
Even among hot-bloods of our own the du-
clio is,yetwell known Therefore we say
the restless, hol-blood which is so eager for
a gladiatorial fray between Gen Packer and
Judge Wilmol does not ask it for the men-
tai or moral eulightening Of the public, but
simply 10 have "row"-to excite passions
and TO inaame the prejudices of fanatics
and bigots. The history OF the Crusades, OF
Popish gun-powder, meal-tub aud Titus
Oates plots, and OF witch-burning in this
by hypocrites and demagogues upon the
passionate and the simple.
Do they want cool and candid discussion?
Why then did these same men only three
years ago lead their dupes into dens of mid
night darkness to take horrid oaths OF secrecy
and of eternal hostility against their human
brethren? A pretty set truly are these TO
ask for public discussion now. But there has
been, and there will be until the election,
enough discussion 10 crafty them, and to
enhghten the public on all the issues truly
in controversy.
True, there was three years ago an epi-
sode from the main performance TO which
we have alluded. We mean the prostitu-
ton of great moral principle to the gain
of political gamesters. But it is quite cer-
tain that the Opposition candidate will not
now discussthat pint, unless in the lager
beer saloons in a practical way 10 catch
votes.
The old respectable Federal and Wing
parties prided themselves on possessing
tall the decency and intelligence" of the |
country but their degenerate successors
prefer the drunken vulgarity of Tom Ford
to the arguments of any other speaker
Surely it would be wasting the pearls of
reason TO discuss principles before these
men, and he who could gain their applause
would have cause for everlasting self.re
proach. Take for instance man who |
thinks that 10 contrast Henry Clay with
Seward and Johnson as "Hyperion 10 a
Satyr" is abusing Clay, and is ii a wonder
that he prefers Tom Ford 10 every body
else. From such an auditor a foul yecdole
would gain loud applause, and reasoning
iali still born.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-12
The West and South.

The recent elections have gone Democratic
IN every State. Kentucky sends Demo.
cratic majority TO the Legislature, on joint
halo, which will secure the election Of Dem.
ncra;ic United States Senator in the place of
Hon. John B. Thompson, who claims 10 be
a Wing. Eight oil the isa Congressmen
elected are Democrats, and among them is
James 8. Clay who is elected in The Ash
land district.
In ALABAMA the whole Congressional dele
gallon is Democratic.
Missouri elects Stewart, Democrat, Gov.
ernor by some 5000 majority over lhe COM
bned forces Of the Republicans and Know
Nohiugs. Clark, Democrat, is elected 10
Congress from the Third District in the place
Of Hon. James p. Grier, who has been elect.
ed United States Senator.
la TEXAS the relurns indicate that II. X.
Runneis, Democrat, has been elected by
above 10 900 majority over Gen. Sam Hous,
,op., So far as heard, the opposition had moi
YET elected any candidate 10 the Legislature
In NoRTH CAROLINA the returns so far in
ticaie that the Democrats have carried the
Stale,
In TEnsEssEE the Democrats have elect
ed seven or eight Congressman, and the
Know -Nothings two or three. The Legis-
lature is Democratic, and Harris, Democrat,
is elected by 10, 900 majority.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-12
"Foul corruption mining all With
lnfects unseen;
LI&Ea

In Mauch Chunk on last Thursday morn
ing of apoplexy, WILLIAM E. McNAIR, aged
about "a years.
The deceased was for some years con-
nected with this office, first as apprentice,
and then as foreman; and gained the re-
spect and confidence of all who truly knew
him. He was faithful 10 every duty, and
had clear, quick mind and a just and gen.
erous disposition. He left the printing busi-
ness for more lucrative employment; and
in the active business of mercantile life dis
played the same earnestness and energy of
character which marked him when boy.
The world was bright before him for hope
and heart to the full and his aim was a
manly one-"upward and onward" The
Destroyer came suddenly-a thief in the
highland the friends of the just and gen.
erous young hero in the battle of life mourn
for younger brother fallen.
In Scott township, on last Saturday, Mr..
ALEXANDER CRlvELISG, aged about 65 years.
In Benton, June 25, of Scarlet Fever, RUrH
Alice, aged years, 5 months and % days
and on the 3Oih of June, MARY JANE, aged
g years, 1 month and IL days, daughters oil
john D. and Margaret Dildine. ~