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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18
wHITE TEETH, PERFumED BREArH

WHITE TEETH, PERFUmED BREATH
AND BEAUTIFUL CoMrLExIoN-can be ac.
qnired by using the "Baim Of a thousand
FlosDsrs." Wha, lady or gentleman would
remain under The curse of disagreesble
breath, when by using the aBaim ofa Thou.
sand F2otcvs" as denirifice, would not only
render il sweet, bat leave the teeth as white
as alabaster Many persons do not know
their breath Is bad, and the subject 10 se deli-
cate their friends will never mention ii. Be-
ware of counterfets. Be sure each bottle is
signed FETRIDGE g. CO., N. r..
For sale by all Druggists.
Feb. 18, l867-6m.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

POPULATION OF MIssouRI.--A census of the
State Of Missouri, which has just been taken,
shows total of 9i2, ,2o6, divided as follows:
Free whites 1893; free blacks 2,652 !;
slaves $500. Increase Of white population
in six years 2al, 1853, or over 2s per cent
Increase Of slaves 1923, or fraction over
TWO per cent. Two counties return no
slaves; twenty counties report only 1000
the highest reaching only s6, and the loves,
having g.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

The LATE MR. BaooKs.--The death oi Hon
Preston 5. Brooks created a great sensation in
South Carolina. On The arrival of the news
at Columbia the Mayor ordered the town bell
10 be tolIed, and the exercises al The South
Carolina College were Immediately suspend
ed. All Charleston a large palmetto tree,
standing on one of the streets, was draped in
mourning, and the Gags o! The shipping in
port and on the pubic buildings placed al
half mast.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-The
sudden changes of temperature in this eli
mate have a terrible effect upon the skin.
the musola. and tho glands. Hence the
prevalence OF salt rheum, erysipelas. blotcl,-
es, boils, rheumatism, quinsy sore throat,
and the many other complaints so frequently
generated and always aggravated by this
cause. Fortunately, in Hollowsy's Ointment
We have the means OF promptly removing
This class OF diseases, aud of so thoroughly
invigoraling oil the exterior organs and in-
tegumenls as 10 prevent their recurrence
The Pills operating in harmony with the
ointment, regulate the secrelions, and die.
charge from the fluids Of the body any acrid
matter calculated 10 produce external inflam-
nation or internal disease.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18
GARMIEDa

On Tuesday, 10Th inst, by the Rev. D. J.
Waller, at The residence Of lhe BRIDES father,
in MI. Pleasant, JOHN M. WHIrE, of Orange,
10 ,TAcY E., second daughter of DR.. J. II.
Vanderslice.
On the 7lh inst, by Rev. ]. w. Lescbsr,
al Wilkes Bare, Mr.. WAsHISGroE GARRISON
OF Lime Ridge, TO Miss Mary A. GRUvER, Of
Wilkes Barre.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18
r Bavard Tavlor describes an appara,u

II Bayard Taylor describes an apparatus
for keeping the seat warm while travelling in
railroad cars which he met with in Germany.
Long, fiat boxes, Of TN or zinc, covered with
carpeiing and filed with hot sand, and placed
upon the floor. between the seats, SO that The
passengers on both sides can make use ol
Them. These boxes were mildly warm when
the cars started, and not quite cold when
they arrived at Hamburg, eight bours afler-
ward.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

FATAL AcciDEsr.-owen M'csn, a brake
man on the WiIliamspor and Elmira railroad,
was thrown from the lender, az RaIston, on
The 9lh instant, and instantly killed. Two
freight cars passed over his abdomen, nearly
cutting his body in two pieces. He was
about 80 years old, and leaves wife and
two or three children in Elmirs, who were
entirely dependent upon his Iabors for their
support.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

A BIsT TO Wanen's cele-
braied blacking mandatory has ceased TO
be. The business has "died" out simply
from resolution taken by The proprieiors
who succeeded The spirited original of the
firm "io discontinue advertising in the news.
papers as useless expense" The conse-
sequence might have been forseen. The
tirG OF "Wausa" has ceased 10 exist within
one generation.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

CAUSE OF Brooks DEArH--A New York
physician writes the Courier and Enquirer,
that Mr.. Brooks could not have died with the
Group, but mus, have died from spasm Of
the epigioitis, which is simply valve that
closes the passage TO the lungs when we
swallow food or fluids. Slight congsstions
OF this little valve often lake place in colds,
and produce cough, with altered voice, and
il. the congestion extend 10 the muscles Of
this valve, il will fall upon its own oriice
and suffocation ensue. The remedy is al
ways at hand. The patient may place his
thumb on one side OF the trachea or wind.
pipe, and his finger on the other side, q
small inch below the angle Of the jaw,
squeeze tightly, and push directly upwards
towards the tongue; and the motion, with
the pressure on The muscles, will immedi-
aiely.Iaise the valve 10 it's perpendicular po.
sition, and breathing is rsstored--hold il q
few minutes ill the valve recovers It's tone
and the patient will be out Of danger.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

A Coon IpEA.--Tl is said thai certain Town
in New England, in order 10 get rid of sup.
porting pauper, elected him TO a seat in The
Legislature. Wonder whether Lebo, Mean
er and Wasonseller were elected ouths same
principle.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

n II appears ,ha, The coal extracted from
ibs mines of Pennsylvania The last year, has
been equal TO The sum of forty millions Of
dollars, which IS well up 10 the yield Of The
gold mines of Calfornia.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

How THE GERMAN LADIES Do.-The ladies'
Of Germany have an odd way, too, Of keep.
ing their skirts from under their feet They
put a belt-ofien plain, leather strap
about the hips, an inch or two below the waist,
and draw the dress up lille. The strap
holds il. lfa lady is going out on The dirty
street In bad weather, ten TO onsEN will see
her produce from pocket the liable old
leather strap, catch up be, garments just out
of the reach of the mud, and iasisn them 90.
By this contrivance her hands are left at
ety, and her clothes protected.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

Mad DoGs-Al Danville there has re-
Gently been much alarm about mad dogs.
Several are said 10 have been killed, and
many others 10 be Bit. The Borough Coun-
Gil have decreed that ell dogs must be muz-
zled, or else they may be killed.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

MARRYIkG FAmLY.-A mother and four
daughters, all of whom reside IN Noahamp-
Ton, have, collectively approached the altar
of Hymen seventeen times! The mothet
has had four husbands, one Of her daugh-
ieTs four, and The Others three each.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18
ONE FOURTH on AM ACRE.
JUST LOOK AT m.

ALL persons having accounts Of over six
months standing are requested to come for.
ward and settle up by the FIRST Of March !;
and all accounts oi one and two years stand
ing INNS. be attended TO Immediately or cost
will be added.
A. C. MENscH.
Bloomsburg, Jan %, 1857,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

Il The Lane asier Bank has made an as
sisnment Of all its effects. The note holders
are 10 be saved first, the stockholders next,
and the deposi.ors fall behind. Mr.. Bach
man, the laIe President of the Bank, has
been arrested for embezzliOg The funds of
the institution, and held 10 bail in sl2, 900.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

A DEsERTER FROM MoaMosIsMrr Elder
John Hyde, who was sent some tahe ago
from Utah as missionary to the Sandwich
Islands, has renouuced the Mormon faith,
and is engaged in exposing its fsilacies. He
states that The eensus of tie inhabitants OF
the Territory of Utah is false and exaggera.
ted, exceeding, by fifty per cent, the actual
population.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

HEAVY RoRBEay--Hon. A. ]. Donelson,
who was a candidate for the Vice -Prssi-
deucy, was robbed on the 5lh inst, on the
steamboat Daniel Boone, from Nashville, Of
dfafl on New Orleans Of four thousand dol.
lars, and gold watch.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

- Some years ago, woman was killed
on the Madison Railroad, and man with
her, who claimed te be the husband, feceiv-
ed $1,000 damages. Subsequently, the Com
pany ascerlained shs was no, his wife, sued
the man In the courts Of KentacRy, and re.
covered The amount Of The award and interest
and what is better, have received The amount,
less the lawyers fee.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

u There is a thrifty, well growr sbost,
said TO be about six monihs old, belonging
to J. Salmon, of Patrick county, Va, which
has eight fair, distinct feet, on which ii
walks. Its legs seem TO commence fork
about The knee joints, and continue 10 widen
until they near the feet, and then finally sep.
arate. The hog walks well, only Htls
clumsy.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18
Canal Camni.sIoaer.

The Harrisburg correspondent OF the Pub
lie Ledger, in speaking of The next State Con-
veuiior, ssys:-"Nimrod Strickland, Of Ches-
ter county, viii again be presented as can
didsie for Ca anal Commissioner. He bas
failed several tines, as the best men often
do. Search the State over, and no better
man can be found in il. He is an honor TO
The patty 10 which he belongs. This is the
testimony Of ffiead and foe.p
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

OLf BuLL.--This celebrated violinisi, bro
ken down in health aad almost reduced 10
poverty, ir about TO return to Norway TO re-
gain, he says, what he lost in America.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

APpols1nEsT.--Cov Pollock has sppoint-
ed Isaac S. MosaoE Notary Public a, Csia-
wissa inthis county. We were sorry to sec
our friend oppose Democratic nominations
last faIl after he helped 10 make them, but
nov We are fish, glad to see that the 0ppo-
silion ireai him well. TIE appointment was
a very fil one for the Governor 10 make, and
viii saiisfy everybody.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

i
Iftsy of ouf fesdsfs have had doubts a.
10 ihs sxis:enee Of sisnis In former Iimes, let
them 70 ssd the following, and teIiess
"A correspondent Of ihs National (III.1
Emporium writing ffsm Cleves, oblo, ssys:
A lev days sso, while Wat Eekmsn and
Mike Shots were digging we'll fof James
MaIson. Esq, near NoHh Bend, Ohio, the
skeleton Of nsB, or rather giant, was
found, twsniy-nins fssi below The surface of
The esnh--who, when living, lowered 10 the
enormous height ei iweniy.ihfse fsst and
'on '"e"ss- rv7 ffr ~ -ns ass.,s sssa.i
Pfof. Lind, who examinssd the skeleton,
says:
"The os-humerous Of The skeleton meas.
ufed six feet four and half inches, and The
sspefiof condyIe, where Il enters The gIenoid
cavity Of the scspua. measured eighteen and
three eigtlhs inches in diameter.n Hence,
says The Doctor, admitting the proposition
demonstrated by comparative anatomy, that
all muscular power depends OF the magni.
tude Of The aricuastirg condyl les of the limbs
to which they are attached, we must arrive
at the startling fact, that this monster man
while in The full vigor Of life, was twenty
three feet aod Ten inches high, and was ca
pable OF welding the forearm with sufficient
force 10 have thrown cannon ball weigh-
ing 1s lbs. from Cincinnati to Indianapolis,
or distance of SO miles, or 10 have taken
large millstone in each hand, and walked
with perfect ease at the astounding rate of
lhirty.seven and one-eighth miles an hour.
Whar's Samson and Golah OF Gath now?
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

- Hon. II. B. Wight is Revenue Com
missioner from Luzerns county. The Board
is now IN session at Harrisburg.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

The tact - Observable. by ANY ots who
keeps himself posted in the political news Of
the ,iay, tina, man, Of the mor moh'raie
Rrpuhhcan pr-ssrs have ,.come tird of The
clap trap AMI hollos professions Of Kansas
patriots, and d.~,rN Ia hasv some ccssa,ion
II the troubles AMI rumors NJ troubles which
the professional agita,ors have f,und il pro
f,ahhr 10 keep up IN that Territory THIS
indicates All improved state of fss'lius IN the
cpp~,,ioa p,~s vrucr~lly ~ c,urse such
sheet. a. the New York ff,bnas, tina, reis>
for ia profits in keeping up continual sup
ply Of hosrars a. fsd sw q lsrxr class Of n
natical ~aslcrs. viii never allow rs,ac- ~
prrvsil, ~ hr cunten, with thu disposition
which masrs'e mcn of different parties,
in,eu, arn the gyrrrsl scsi woala make
81 an irritating and dangerous questiou
Bai wv think w. se among the rasInahlc
AMI wcIl cnplactci pewspar,rs 81 the opps
si,,cn q gro~ing acs,~ to irscoaa'ensnc-
yiosn, aS,ta,icn. "a give all parties a fair
hearing and TO ", the ropular vctr in the
pcspr ssral way Csc'de the Is,int. a, issHe
As an exhibition at this spirit. which We
csnmcmi to the god s'n~ o, oar Repaid
can s.,ghhors as worthy cf imitation. W.
extract from ,he New York r,uis, thu snt-
lowing pc,,es Of cp~ II tho lpsdins sgiia
tcrs ~ Kansas
We perceive that Gen J n Lane has
Again u,sao he sppsAsns Ia kAnsas Aad
t-,iverrSi . pablic sp~ch at lA~rncs
VIVA, IS the particular p''rpsss u his ~
appe~~pcs last ., tbs time. ue are not
asarr. I, has psvu eseu anslsrsiossi thai
he had any srnAn-n, Interests in the Ter
ri,ory, o. any other professional parsaits
there except pc~ihly, the pursuit q ctsN
aai the prvSss,on Of . r.cksss sSi,a,os
His apy<snnN 90 the sevne u sc;ion
Just al the pc~rn' moment and assier the
cru mssancss which aftuxied his advent.
esss no good I, eannc, al to pror iajI-
nous snd rnwucone TO az bot Tn HcAl,e
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30
4 psssssx Tstksss 10 ssss Gsestssn.y. ssss
herman.

The Official cawxiou Of His Escsibrucy,
Gov. GossAx. with thu grurrsi government
and the people Of this Territory. expired On
Ihs 23d instant and Ne regard Il N occs
don which should he sign&lissi by soue Sps
asl mark Of the pablo consideration Hh
sts EseIIspey's career has ben oos which
yin, anqus~tIonably. h rsDs'nbsssi 10 tbs
political history Of Minnesota. lie came hre
aoder circumstances peculiarly aaspicioas
A strong popular prejudis existssi against
his predecessor and the people we're 10 a
condition 10 regard any change ~ 3 reform.
lie had seen just enough IL civil s~rvice Ia
b. entitled 10 The pr'fs II /" Honorable
ust cpDaph of military service to wear the
title ~ " Colonel and in thr then peculiar
state 81 the pailir feeling, be was magniiIed
into statesman 90 tb" one account. and
Hero on thu Other. No man esrr commenced
M administration Dndrs more promising aus
picsa, either for ,he general welfare, or ior
personal advantage. The results which "
accomplished W. hay. ALREADY detailed IN
former " tributes 10 his Ex@.llrcy. VIZ
have tracei him aloag The sliding scale d
Depreciation from the position Of gtr~ra
popularity. with which h. rornuWnc~i biz ca
rcvr To the ptcscnt. sirn be cspirs officially
In the arms of"iIEsi.yr. unds~ the soIe pro
tec,oh u Majoaieperal Captain doom. and
without, solitary other ysrson 10 larnent BIZ
pothcat death, os IL i'ay the tribute Of respect
70 his polit cal remains We think this al
wrong q Disgrace To civilized aud christ
ianissd Democracy. There " sort .
Chinese barbsri,y ia thus lnaving biz Excel
lcney alone TO die The grating groans am
ec~ 81 y pcpuacs would have beo NOR
grateful than the cnnkor and rust u this u
len, neglect.
We insist that proper obseqaiss shall b.
paid Ia the memory 81 his late Escell'acy
IT, wis man az uncommon traits III char
aetcr The Territory will MT again witness
his equai. or his like In his Distinguishing
pecaliarlties h. must remain hereafter IN
approarhable. Tm hero II ~ many bril-
liant defeats and disastrou. victories shoul'
no, IT. permitted 10 r~t In HE pol'ticu
grave "unwept. unhonorol. and unsang -
We insi., upon the obscquirs We cail 70
y rc,uiun,. u eulosy. and fnnrr~l
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

We arr happy To ann"unrc 10 oar r,pulrrs
thu ~tthm,ui ni the hong I,rutract~l sui,
eaFrsi 4" Ts'tw,s'u T7Tcai j'ii'ssuiSa anil Mr
ilrxosn,osn, with rxari To the shoSc men
,io,1'i prolsr', \ compromise he,w~n
the parties interested viii give Az oppor,u
nifty hr the improvement II this valuahl,
water power which has l-vn ~ hong dtc --
TOT. Cu,spiss. an Engim~r u some Jis
tpcticn n, the Ess, AMI s,uth, has h>Nn ts
the rr,~nt pl,cd In charge Of tho pr,r'r,y
With hi skill, n,d the eaicrpri@ II III,
well known rsuss conn~c,~i with the work
Nc may hook Ng changr C,s The h'tcr II,
the pursuit de.ola,e appearance II the place
n,lors Falls, It's opposite pe,ghhcr viii
of ccur~r participate IN the good to be pro.
duoSl an,i W. congratulate aar frwais in
,ha, vicinity on the happy termination 81
ihIs psrplcyinr law sn,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

Sunday the lith inst, secms to have h~'u
appropriated hy the Aholi,ion csryy 81
Brsion Tor thar pcalIar parpss~, Il Ia.
ar lsr day on which It Il customary TO Rad
81 uowmoss proclamation FRI tho annual
Fsf hey ADMINISTERED scvvr rrhake TO
iin Esccl',ncS by cmit,lng ,hy saeral
arrangement sass the Posi- tn read Il alto
ge.hCt bsiug aftoa,,d a, h,s arbitrary die
tailor" ia recommending that they abstain
ssom political discussions and secular cons,d
ccsuoas," Ia Some chsrohss Il was Rad
wI,h Oh ouiissicn ~ u. .ssnsirr claa~e.
WrSnsft PHnlrs, lssycr, sepplisl thu
palpI, Of The Rev ruroooRK P,Rsrs. aud
disooarp,l upca the tyranny Of the rcrssai
Government. the acs>sity II Individuality
and independence thu little yelec of our
Crion. vhcsc Disruption hr thought would
NJ, be injarioas, snd kindrrd topics lie
substituted the proclama'i0n of The Gc'rrn
II Of Maine, appointing Fast far that State
place cf that Of Gov. GARnSKH
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

By reference to the proc~.iIngs Of the
House Of Representative, on Monday. the
9Gth inst, il will be- aeon that Hon j. X.
Bnovs. Of sibiey county. hAa introduced
resolutions calling upon the military for
sufficient force Of United States mounted
troops to pursue and punish tho Indians who
recently 40 bru,ally butcherei the settlers
on the Southern frontier Of Minnesota, and
the Northern frontier Of Iowa.
I, Ia highly important that those rsaeal'
shoaJ bopromptiy punished. unless we would
give encouragement to the other Indians
that the NEST fragrant outragcs may be com
miiioi against tho frontier settlers with In
punIy.
The hand II Indians who were guilty 81
,hesc Murders u the white settlers was
mali They arr wncgades from dsnaen'
banla. nnd have psp committing d'prola.
lions upon the settlements IN the D,s Moine~
and Cedar river valleys for d long series II
,curs. They have heretofore. through the
negligence of the government. and the lot
hearancc Of the settlers, cscapd punishment,
and have thus been lsl To believe that they
collA commit no art. however atrocions.
that wunll be followed by punishment. Fer
b,araoce has now become criminal aud II
10 iuc,imhcn, IN the government TO cstrf'n'.
na,e this band II marjcrcis. with the es
sption of the small band referred io, the
Indh ~ within the Territory arr pacrahle
and well disposed, aud feel that u would he
'iust and proper Tor the white 10 punish the
guilty parties 10 the bitter end and tho
people Il the Territory will not he satisfied
with bali way measures
Mr. nRows, after the introduction Of his
resolution asking tina, the sove,unien, troops
be eeut In parsui' Of the murjcrfV, gave no
ties 81 a hlll To au,horise the Governor tn
call cut volunteers ior that service, IN case
The trpops should 10, he sen, by the re'~fsl
government This "a riyAt. 'Ibosr Indians
mns, ba psnlsh,Sl, even To determination
ard the suffering iomaIn prisoners they hold
reae',ed from their horrible position. " il
b.,,ames ne,,,snr, for the pconle in ,nkc,h
matter 10 haud. they viii do H. anil n terri
tic ,,,ics :. these "a, syc outlaws viii fol
t,,,
lb,r,p,. th, time ,t,t Mr. nsnvv wa. al
t,, lIol. m de, M.,nt,in the lpliau4 win
had committed Tn. ,nu1lsrs pa4-d dcao the
flock E,vry. Au lpl,an via hml u,,, au'l
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

Ias total Bamhsr al raeRhsrs returned %
Ia Ocw Parliament ap to the 3ls instant,
~ noon, was ~ The Gio5s sAys ,ha, II
thgSe 70 arr lsbsrah and el0 ioyes.
Tne Doniac 1m-s q April :, says the
pTppara'ior ioF The Atlantic telegraph ere
eSpec,cl 70 NJ competed by ,h< time origi
r&.ly BAND Aoo1, ESQ nlils n the cabse
cst 4 TIE leo arr DOW inishesi. and the
azg~gzie rate q construction n TIE works
q Messrs Kapcr Co q; Gre-n~ich. and
MNssry \cwai Co. =, Bi-krnhenl. is
norv taan eoo Eaiies per w~k
III Eegiish Pap.rs have bau;ifsl trt-
aise "a ;hs remory ~ DR. kare. The onr
y III Locfsl .fri.snxK@ e;ossS VIII lie
iollo~iay Vuris HIS dcaih u!l be srsrei,
ssi By bis azH'rynep. BY whom he xAs
greatly boyei Eagiznd. too. us1 ncs.ra the
90 o. - rsiiast aud er'rpsi Inr . e,h
rsa stecu-h yc-n- 10 vea-s bad saiaed .
kiSh rpg,a,sos
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30
second Ward IN s.sss.s,e S.sni.as,o..


A. L. IaHrssrsom. E@l. was nominated
On Tuesday. by the Democratic voters Of the
Second Ward. for Alderman. for The term 81
three years Mr. J.. u one II the most IN
terprislng II our business ,oeu lie has
@rv~l ow term in the City Council, with
credit 10 him~lf. and profit mt only to bis
immeliate constituency, hut 10 the city n
large. The nomination Is equivalent 10 M
election
The seco,d Ward meetiug fr tl,e nom,.
nation II raBdi,iatc for Alderman. was coi-
ducisvl IL tlw manner recommended In ihi.
paper II yssts''lsy morning. The enier
anil good fs~linR which prevailed nj this
election. Afforded most agreeable contrast
10 the disorierly anil rio,ous gathering ii
tho evening previous. The substantial citi.
rns u the Ward turned out. and by their
votes. scurd candidate acceptable Ia oil
classs. by the adoption d the same plan
In the Other wards. the Democracy will cs-
caI~ the Humiliation Of ieing called upon
to support candidates in nil respects unii, TOR
the position 10 which they aspire.